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and r.t. looks at the large scale modernisation the russian city of sochi is undergoing to make the two thousand and fourteen paralympic games easily accessible for participants and spectators russia's paralympic team has long been near the top of the leaderboard at vancouver two thousand and ten they won a total of thirty eight medals twelve of them gold how do emergency services in the russian capital work find out coming up in moscow out stay with us. hello and welcome to the show on this week's program we'll be taking a look at what to do in an emergency here in the russian capital. i'm going to services plus a few others thrown in and we saw a ave building of the european medical center. the private clinic has two locations the regional building the. metro and the new building located near prospect both in the city center the e.m.c. here is at the forefront of medical care in russia as one of the first private health centers in russia the clinic comes with more than twenty years of traditi

peace because if we can remind ourselves who else can we rely on for help in antarctica sean thomas r.t. and by the way sean's filed a series of stories discovering more about life and work in antarctica and you can follow his blog and videos at r.t. dot com. rather than a month. in one of the most extreme environments on the planet this is antarctica and people have to be aware that they're far away from civilization sean thomas discovers what makes antarctica so special and attractive for merely the wildlife in antarctica. and the. expedition to the bottom of the earth are. coming up to twenty minutes past the hour here in the russian capital but with a recap of our top stories in less than ten minutes from now but first we speak exclusively to iran's envoy to the un's nuclear watchdog he told my colleague that there's no question of the peaceful nature of his country's nuclear program because the i.a.e.a. has already established that that interview is next on r.t. . now iran is promising transparency and constructive interaction with the un's nuclear watchdog a few days ago the e.u.'s for

hello again and welcome to spotlight the interview cheryl on r.t. and i'll do another one today my guest is marcel grammer brochure isn't the first thing hard into the south stream pipeline a direct and independent gas shipping route to you but as the project is gaining momentum there's criticism in some quarters that south stream is unprofitable and has no future no one to do the project leaders have to say today here's the c.e.o. of the south stream marcel primary joining us from st peter's world economic forum . after the gas role between russia and ukraine left europe breezing moscow decided to develop an independent group to secure its gas supplies south three believed along the bottom of the black sea and then on into europe but critics say this pipeline will make western europe even more dependent on moscow today every fourth household on the continent consumed russian gas. main stream and best against rome is working hard to prove the eventual decline. is a crime or a welcome to the show thank you very much for being with us. well first of all f

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i know those are the headlines here on r.t. and next spotlight asks a former russian deputy finance minister about where the smart money will be and topping the world's second economy league that's next right here on sci. fi. hello again of the welcome to spotlight the interview show on the tape and now we know when today my guest is. view. political and business leaders from around the world are gathering in st petersburg for the fifteenth international economic forum to discuss new ideas and currently the motto of the event is an merging the leadership for a new era but does it mean that the old leaders of the kings of the hills anymore let's ask the former russian deputy finance minister. gordon to the u.s. department of state to be investing time in his russian has strengthened in recent years but corruption and unstable legal framework and economies dependence on natural resources are old patches that are only confidence monkey time from glasgow's economic forum in st petersburg otherwise known as the russian glamorous is hopi

the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on r.t. and nine hundred eighty two dr ralph minster at the university of pennsylvania said what if i can take the gene responsible for growth in human beings and put it into an ounce. on all the main risk issues most often is that ninety five percent of all competent scientists in these fields are verkin for the produces side and only five percent. really genuinely independent. there's not a lot of science that says transgenic fish is unhealthy for people to consume which is what the food and drug administration looks at there is a lot of concern about the environmental impacts if it transgenic fish escapes what kind of horrible impact will it have on the rest of the fish population i don't know what this might do to us or our children or our children's children in our congress here in the united states or our legislators out there will be vote all these different laws tax laws and corporate laws what can be more important then deciding on the feminine genetic future of life on earth. wild teens

also conflicting reports on the number of office and injuries we'll keep you posted right here on r.t. and in other news at this hour. you're seeing the latest pictures here from libya where nato forces have launched air strikes on tripoli meantime russia has a special envoy has just arrived in the rebel capital of benghazi to encourage the rival sides to meet at the talks. the i.m.f. throws egypt a three billion dollar bailout loan but it's feared it will only line the pockets of all the former presidents who continue to run the country some observers suspect the west is trying to bribe the big shots in cairo and retain an influence over. america's unemployment rate has risen back over nine percent leaving college graduates learning some harsh lessons about life despite investing their thousands of dollars in their own education just one in five students will find work. in america's eye on iran has a worrying echo of what happened over iraq in the view of a pulitzer prize writer seymour hersh he's been telling r.t. that washington is ignoring its own intelligence because it's hell bent on

and r.t. investigates the real radiation situation near japan's of fukushima nuclear plant the international community tightens up atomic security levels. and european union has agreed to bail out greece one more time but only if athens introduces its savage new austerity measures the greek parliament vote on the cuts totaling more than one hundred billion a year zero is expected on tuesday proposals of course an angry response from the greek public but the promise of more massive protests to come with a photo may be decisive not only for the fate of greece but also the ailing euro skeptics in brussels even staged a symbolic funeral for the currency. sotiris panagiotis a lecturer at the university of the aegean police in greece can only move forward via banning what he calls the absurdity of the year. the problem is we cannot do it we are getting twelve billion lifeline. the biggest part of which is going to be used to repay debt to repay previous dates this is totally absurd it is for the bene

is a national music comment live from our studios here in central moscow and this is r.t. and throughout the course of the four month long revolution against colonel gadhafi regime libyans have found themselves surrounded by threats nato forces have killed hundreds of civilians during their bombardments according to government claims and rebels have been accused of committing atrocities against their own people. explains. this family hasn't had a walk quiet and peaceful like this one for months they've escaped from the libyan rebel stronghold of benghazi to hide in this refugee camp in the west of the country after a life in their native town became a nightmare. it's not safe there anymore it's become dangerous and it's not only because of explosions and gunshots one day people from the government and been you call them rebels we call them terrorists came to me and told me we have to arrest your daughter because we know that she supports gadhafi. these cave has been long and hard for the win and their family well i'm. happy that what i had to hide for some time from them as th

it is global in english twenty four hours a day fascinating stuff and it all right you with r.t. live from moscow let's turn over to the weather forecast now and i'll be back with the headlines. day children play war in the all keys to me. nine hundred forty one these walls when the first barrier fell announce the troops on their way to moscow and. the target wrestlers were dying one by one under siege the sutler want to elope. in the last shelter an unnamed soldier left a few simple words farewell model. but i'm not so rendering. if. fifty feet. mission creep couldn't take three. charges free. range free risk free stooge free. libya.

r.t. istanbul turkey. and while the use struggles to pull its members out of a destructive default spiral the country is what stuck to their own currency is a breeding f.i.a. of relief and that's a view from germany which has always been the chief proponent of. those european nations that are not in the europe will no be much firmer much more convinced that they're the right thing when it didn't join me or there's no way we can avoid a default it will have to be done. with it and by the european community everybody together if the greeks leave. that is like you know a lot stronger mind. region weight into the system but if you want to be totally cool the economic you know i. think like an economist i think us trust the best solution because. once you're out you have devalue and once you can do that once you devalue you can regain your competitiveness on the international market this after all as the example of argentina which broke out of the monetary union with the u.s. dollar and the beauty of the us that co

r.t. . and europe today for the moment coming up next is the one to stay with us for that.question is that so much taxpayers' money i mean when i say you have a real train it is being described as one of the worst meetings we have ever had is the organization of petroleum exporting countries or opec in crisis if it is doesn't really.

where you are with r.t. and live from moscow and on the way for your we plan to speak to iran's and nuclear and of ojt to the united nations to hear more about his president's pledge to never have atomic weapons and you bear in mind any of the stories that you made on air you can always find at r.t. our website and in a few moments it's the business of korea. culture is the same i think that. people like to hear the real story is being described as one of the worst meetings we've ever had is the organization of petroleum exporting countries are ok crisis if it is just a. hello welcome to thanks for joining me russia is still struggling with a debilitating effect of the global economic crisis but expects of the economy to fully recover by next year we were promised a course in the country's already aiming i thought filling bigger plans. we've put forth an ambitious goal and for the next decade to make russia one of the five largest economies of the world and answer g.d.p. per capita to increase this figure from n

and as i say that interview coming up very shortly here on r.t. well earlier this week before right dutch politician hit builders was cleared of charges of inciting hatred and discrimination went on trial for publicly comparing islam to nuts ism and calling for a ban of the qur'an the court ruled his remarks were offensive to fell within the limits of legitimate political debate the case came amid increasing immigration sentiment in europe and friday evening it is agreed to tighten border control of european parliament member fifth place says with multiculturalist politics failing it may be time for more radical solutions. we've always been through all that much a culture of them and was presumed to be great and was going to solve a lot of problems on a country that has become a problem in itself and it's very important that everyone should be able to know to put forward his own solutions to the problem and have a balanced and free to bring people from outside of europe to come to any country in the european union shewed that themselves through the

and r.t. looks at the large scale modernization the russian city of sochi is undergoing to make the twenty fourteen paralympic games easily accessible for participants and spectators alike russia's paralympic team has long been near the top of the leaderboard at the vancouver two thousand and ten games they won a total of thirty eight medals twelve of them gold. coming up next our pride interview show spotlight it's time al gore and i was speaks with areas foreign minister to find out why the country is considering hosting elements of nato's missile shield stay with us here at r.t. . it's. hello again the welcome to spotlight the interview show on r.t. i maldonado and today my guest is to identify. the area as both an important hub for russia's energy projects in the region and also an intel role private and then vicious nato missile shield military project all this political gathering diplomacy and the center of intensive diplomatic negotiations to tell us about the results in moscow and also

here with r.t. and this week marked seventy years since the first major battle between soviet and nazi forces out there but just fortress r.t. looks at the events in our latest special report. today children play war in the old keys me. but in june nine hundred forty one these walls were the first barrier from announcing troops on their way to moscow and. were dying one by one under c. c. . one. in the last shoulder and shoulder left a fusion both were. very well mother i'm dying but i'm not surrendering. an hour twenty five minutes past the hour here in moscow you without seeing an hour you can delve into history travel to the most breathtaking and remote regions of russia and get to know ancient traditions whenever you want it all of able to you on the new artsy documentary channel which was launched on thursday parties diapers cover takes a closer look at what's on offer for you. they travel through snow and rain and cross rivers they go hunting beyond the polar circle and take to the skies they talk

a look back at the main stories of the past week and the latest developments this is the weekly here in r.t. a man and a teenage girl who are among eight survivors of monday night's plane crash in northwestern russia have died in hospital. one three four heading from moscow to russia's republic of korea crash landed on a major road just a kilometer from the runway that disaster has now claimed forty seven lives artist has a silver sent this report from the crash site. struggling to keep her composure john is in disbelief at the sudden death of a friend. i do not understand why it happened he was one of the best people i've ever known i do not understand maybe it's fate the wanted to have to happen. the russian premier league football referee vladimir brick by just one of the forty four killed monday night when he did pull of one three four carrying thirty two people from moscow the burglar's avoids going north western russia crashed on this route missing the runway by kilometer. it's awful my late husband was a pilot he had landed planes at this airport many times it's very personal to me t

r.t. dot com. europe russia and the. us could all become safer places once nato ceases to exist so sas artie's military contributor in the wake of u.s. defense secretary its recent bleak assessment of the alliance as future here's a taster of the latest video blog and online at r.t. dot com if european nato allies war expecting their farwell hugging and kissing from the departing u.s. secretary of defense robert gates they should have known better instead he delivered point blank parting shot at all year opinion nato allies it was probably one of the most blazing critique coming from the pentagon chief in fact i believe that it had a hidden agenda to use the former cia chief and his experience to deliver on its european partners us far as afghanistan and libya is concerned indeed drawbar gateshead their point first time raise the issue of their reliability of the nato alliance as soon as he assumed his post four years ago when he surprised the kratz in brussels want to he called them on capable to be on a par with the un

international news and comment live from our studios here in central moscow this is r.t. libya could be another name on the list of alleged victims of the joint us investment bank goldman sachs the bank is currently being investigated by the american government for its part in the two thousand and eight financial crisis it's supposed to last a one billion dollar investment made by tripoli three years ago but as marina court now reports from new york the bank is hardly concerned. long before the u.s. led airstrikes against libya's moammar gadhafi they did teeter and one of america's most profitable banks were first financial friends in two thousand and eight according to the wall street journal goldman sachs offered could offie the chance of becoming a huge shareholder only after losing ninety eight percent of libya's one point three billion dollars sovereign wealth fund in just a few months they lost a staggering percentage i don't know how you lose ninety percent or something was that on options on the european banks and energy companies stocks plunged shortly thereafter

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expression seems to be neverending and for official belgrade membership is always visible and always out of reach catarina r.t. belgrade serbia. welcome and it says he needs more than the official thirty days to study the charges against him but his son says no matter how much time is given he simply not able to take part in the trial. he can't even read he has to go through thousands of pages to be able to testify in court or but before that he simply unable to do that he has difficulties with speech to reach how will you consult with his lawyers it's impossible. and you can watch the full interview with dr manage the son of former bosnian serb general reckon at each on the website ati dot com any time. this week nato intensified its bombing campaign in libya and decided it would last for at least another three months a u.n. report is accused colonel gadhafi of war crimes alleging the rebels are guilty of similar abuses meanwhile britain and france have deployed low flying combat helicopters to the country the move was brought up or asians closer to the ground prompting concerns over an imminent land based o

you all with r.t. and still to come for you in the program here top level and top secret some of the world's most influential figures sit together at a meeting of the secretive build of the group giving people plenty of speculate on just what are they talking about his senior. nato is deliberately targeting the libyan leader khaled gadhafi that's according to media reports quoting the alliance is a senior military official says the u.n. resolution justifies the action because as head of the military could have he is an essential part of the command structure as comes as fresh air strikes the center plumes of smoke over the libyan leader's compound and nearby military barracks for the libyan army has fought back according to shooting down a nato helicopter about one hundred sixty kilometers southwest of tripoli meanwhile the country's rebels will get at least one billion dollars in assistance money promised i don't know as including the u.s. britain france as well as some of the arab states but as r.t. is m

well the back and watching r.t. live from moscow here's a look at the top stories china's president comes to moscow to strengthen trade ties that are boosting two of the world's major emerging economies. the fate of colonel gadhafi is the focus of the talks between russia's envoy to leave yes and the government in tripoli a meeting comes as moscow tam's to negotiate an end to the country's civil war and . the greek pm promises a reshuffle of his cabinet after a while in the end so stay ready protests athens hundreds of vanda there are plans for new public cuts in the deeply indebted country. maxell going off talks to russia's former deputy finance minister who shares his opinion on which congress he thinks will dominate the world's economic markets in the future. for the we've got to. the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. if. hello again the welcome to spotlight the interview show i'm going to take i'm al green of in today my guest is i live in view with. a little poll and busines

and r.t. is coming to you live from moscow and time now for a quick look at what's ahead for you in the program here and in the world police down on protesters taking part in an anti government demonstration it's being called the silent revolution. while the russian aviation experts of ruled out technical failure as a possible cause of the fatal passenger jet crash in the country's northwest they are right now coding information from the black box flight recorders to discover what caused the plane to hit the highway on monday night relatives of victims locals have come together to pay their last respects near the scene the to pull off one of three four exploded killing many of the passengers on board survived the hospital with severe injuries i want to a ten year old boy later died that brings the death toll to forty five. well the u.s. has a valid to change its mission in afghanistan from a role of combat to one of support president obama has confirmed his decision to pull out a third of groun

for reelection it will be all about modernization reporting from st petersburg and it's the way r.t. . and among those attending the. but this was the chinese leader who gentile and he said at the world economy is still recovering slowly and that reform of the global financial system is needed hu jintao is visited moscow where a major energy deal with russia was on the table the thirty year supply contract wasn't signed a waiver as the price for russian gas has yet to be agreed but the two leaders did put pen to paper on a number of other lucrative deals and while discussing the wider world they agree that the countries involved in the libyan conflict must stick to the un resolution beijing base political scientist dr king thanks thinks that russia and china's increased collaboration will have global benefits to china russia trade an economic relationship and huge development between two nations i believe is not only of the impacting the european continent but oversaw the scene i believe the wall these are the crossroads historic crossroads or some may say the wall these are the brink of e

a short break now here in r.t. and i'll be back with the headlines. to a substantial degree and one form or another of socialism has spread the shadow of human regimentation over most of the nations of europe. and the shadow as i'm proceeding on the first. early early twenty first century military base is a network of military bases all around the forms little empire that the united states is trying something that's astonishing most americans have no idea there are more than a quarter of a million or more than two hundred fifty thousand u.s. troops stationed on these bases all around the world. we don't have foreign bases on america we don't have any british base we don't have any korean base we don't have any french bases or you know we just all american bases in. bases all five of the noises our northeast of those of all the us at all because they're all bases but for other people it's almost like a cancer here for this field. since the end of world war two the spaces i've been. working here should provide a safe and secure environment for everybody.

with r.t. and then a few minutes no easy bailout for greece while you finance ministers post another payment we bring you expert opinion on who actually benefits that money and where it goes plus. the world's leading asho the project has kicked off in paris and a lot of russian companies are participating and of course we're expecting multi billion dollar deals and this show of beating. beating all records any number of participants and deals signed. expected to be signed more in business in ten minutes. now every president wants to run for a second term but the final decision rests with the people that's according to russian president dmitri medvedev in an interview with london's financial times he said it's too early to say if he will stand for reelection next year but made it clear that he and prime minister putin would not run against each other country that server has more from moscow. that's definitely the question that the russian president has been asked most frequently in the recent months

and r.t. also caught up with irvine from nestlé russia who told us about their latest plans in the country and how much they are injecting into the russian economy. we're investing still strongly in media and in new innovations which will bring into the market coming in the second half of this year innovations but we're also investing in the infrastructure in russia so we've just completed an investment into matures which we've now got big coffee factory there seven billion rubles we've just put in and that may be really the total investment intermissions to ten billion rubles and this year we're also building a new fractures well this year alone will be looking at i you know half billion rubles reimbursements we're going to continue to do those kinds of things. and finally let's take a quick look at how the markets finished the trading week while prices continued to fall friday reaching full month lows as investors reacted to fears of stronger output from saudi arabia and load global economic

greece debt crisis and arguing whether the eurozone may actually be sinking coming your way on r.t. . and you can. start. a low and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle the euro and it's meeting with destiny the greek government survives a vote of confidence as its crushing debt ordeal continues unabated but this appears to settle little if anything the u. still has to decide whether it will continue to rescue greece from crisis his doubts mount whether the euro project has a future. and you can. still. cross talk the prospects for the euro i'm joined by vanessa rossi in london she's an associate fellow in international economics at chapman house also in london we have robert oulds he is director of the bruges group and in washington we go to gareth jones he's an economics professor with the market to center at george mason university all right this is crosstalk and that means crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want but before let's look at a report about a country that may bring the eurozone to the brink of collapse. the euro zone is facing a crisis in wh

hello again and welcome to spotlight the interview show on r.t. i maldonado and slay my guest is it will identify. the area as well as an important hub for russia's energy projects in the region and also an integral part of an ambitious nato missile shield military project all this political gathering diplomacy in the center of intensive diplomatic negotiations to tell us about the results in moscow and also to explain vogue arius point of view on burning international issues our guest on the show is bogus foreign ministers of. russia and nato have failed to come to terms with the project the cell defense shield in europe confused about who the alliance believes is a potential enemy placing its warhead so close to russian borders bulgaria's other european countries people see on the data protection and supports the shield suffuse strongly believes the proliferation of ballistic technology makes such protection vitally necessary. oh it was good of welcome to the show very good to be here thank you very much for being with us thank you it's a pleasur

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international news and comment live from our studios here in central moscow this is r.t. nato airstrikes and advancing rebel forces are tightening the noose around colonel gadhafi stronghold tripoli civilians in the capital live in constant fear of being killed and now a petrol shortage is making the lives even more difficult there's actions aimed at protecting civilians and succeeded only in stoking people's anger as reports. it may have some of the largest oil reserves on the planet but these days labors also got some of the longest at his pastoral stations the international sanctions imposed on the battle the colonel's regime and not include a few and. that nato is targeting time glory's is suspected the few might be used by gadhafi as military forces with roads closed factories at a stop and foreign workers losses gone from the war stricken country is facing its worst energy crisis ever the new realities ordinarily when drivers now spend vast amounts of time queuing for fuel a month ago this week. in the. country people have been lining up to fill up their cars even da

and educated many wonder what the u.s. economy will eventually be worth marina horton i r.t. new york. coming to you live from moscow now a worrying parallels being drawn between president obama's politics towards iran and those of george bush's moves in iraq award winning writer seymour hersh has been following developments for years later he tells us here at r.t. why it can only lead to a dead. fear is based on the notion that you know that he has a bomb or is going to get a bomb soon that's ridiculous because every bit of evidence they have it from their own intelligence community. the people who probably know there's no weapons there we've known that for years we've been looking for years after years after years we support a sanctions program that's designed to stop the punishment is. aimed at stopping the iranians from doing something we know we know they're not doing for me and they wrote miracle the analogy between what they're doing with obama's doing with iran is very close to what bush and cheney the vice president and then did to iraq there is a lot of the punish they wanted

r.t. spoke exclusively with iran's envoy to the un's nuclear watchdog and he told my colleague researcher that there's no question of the peaceful nature of his country's nuclear program because the. as already established that interview coming up next on r.t. . now iran is promising transparency and constructive interaction with the un's nuclear watchdog a few days ago the e.u.'s foreign policy chief baroness ashton called on tehran to prove its peaceful atomic intentions this during an exclusive interview with us here at r.t. and we can now talk to iran's envoy to the national atomic energy agency ali asghar soltanieh thank you for joining us today the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov has told the press in our star no the president recognizes the importance of talks for resolving tension around your nuclear program because it does it does it mark a more positive phase in your talks with the i.a.e.a. to you. is a pleasure to talk to you i just want to reiterate that for the last eighty years. i'm pleased that cooperation with diane about fire. thousand manned the inspection has been

and now for a manmade disasters to natural ones later r.t. explores the unpredictable risks of avalanches and the adrenaline junkies embracing the danger. one stream can see from mountain slopes the view is miss milan she. brings down the speed of more than two hundred kilometers the each step in the launch. of this week in new york judge questioned the validity of the evidence against victor boot the russian ran america accuse us of being an international gone rather well since its controversial extradition from thailand has consistently said he has little chance of a fair trial artie's medina portnoy is following the story. he is the russian citizen america thought relentlessly to adopt victor boot was secretly and swiftly actually provided to the us seven months ago and this may be where he stays indefinitely if found guilty on arms smuggling and terrorism related charges if convicted. he's looking at life there's no parole there's no early release in the federal system really the only way in the federal system to get a reduction in your se

you with r.t. and still to come in the program there's another fuel feud brewing in the middle east find out how egypt's revolution looks set to trigger a gas shortage in israel. u.s. officers are investigating the disappearance of nearly seven billion dollars sent by washington to fund the reconstruction of iraq because it was flown in after the toppling of saddam hussein in two thousand and three but is now completely unaccounted for a former bush administration official told us here at arthur you that the money went missing under the watch of the incoming cia chief david petraeus who was then in charge of america's mission in iraq pallets with american cash american currency was stored in the basement of the republican palace saddam's main building headquarters building basically the seat of the iraqi government they say it was in a false wall they don't say that the doors of the vaults were wide open i knew people that were there had walked past these powers full of american money and anybody could

here when you are with r.t. and still ahead for you in the program from top brass to top spy the u.s. army general petraeus is set to become the next cia chief but opponents question if the outgoing commander in afghanistan is fit for the job. and the hot issues that brought leaders of word to southern nations to the world of coldest continent all the details in just a few minutes right here on artsy. now it's cheap effective and highly toxic endosulfan is a pesticide banned in most countries but still widely embraced by farmers in india however its use carries grave consequences for the whole generation of children suffering devastating health problems and while the government claims there is no affordable alternative to the chemical ordinary families are paying the price you may find some of the images in previous reader's report distressing. this girl's body is the size of a baby but in reality she's five years old in her short life. has endured an operation to reduce the size of her abnormally large head and she

certainly heard his call but it's the people in power in washington who really need to listen and act very pushed over r.t. moscow. or the brings us up to date here on our back or the headlines shortly stay with us. to a substantial degree and one form or another socialism has spread the shadow of human regimentation over most of the nations of europe and the shadow is an approaching. a leave early twenty first century military bases the network of military bases all around the world forms the evil empire that the united states is trying to do that's astonishing most americans have no idea there are more.

and stay with r.t. for in-depth coverage of natural disasters in the next hour we interview a russian oceanographer who says the phenomena here to stay. previously unseen video footage has surfaced online showing the crash of an in rain in military jets at an air show two years ago but one thing video was filmed by the crew of another plane flying in the show just outside tehran captures the moment an seventy six military plane falls to earth and explodes after a midair collision with a fighter jet seven crew members were killed in the crash. well that's it brings up state for another but with a summary of all main news stories for in about three or four minutes from now meantime what in fact all of that will be reporting on how life has changed in armenia in the decades since it stopped being something at republic that will be after that make up what top stories for you in a few minutes from now. twenty years ago in the largest country. to suitcases of. what had been. many. began a journey. where did i

on in places like yemen and pakistan and this is of course people the human cost i really want to start on the financial cost to this country but earlier i spoke to r.t. blogger and military analyst. i asked him his thoughts about the growing lack of support for the u.s. wars abroad and what he thought it meant for the country as a whole. it shows that the american people are tired of war and we saw secretary gates to say yesterday that nobody's more tired of war than the military families and the veterans that have served there but now it's showing that what we've all been saying for a long period of time since two thousand and seven after the iraq war two dozen if the iraq surge was done and the american people are catching on board what we've been saying which was it's time to bring these open ended war to it and i'm wondering you know why the disconnect here we think about president obama back when he was candidate obama and his primary challenger in his party was hillary clinton and his one thing before it was jobs and the economy before that became a major issue before the financial collapse it was the war and time and time again he felt at her

r.t. discovers radiation levels and exceeding the legal limit even outside the exclusion zone surrounding the stricken fukushima daiichi nuclear plant. others away from reactor number one in particular city radiation levels are much higher than already believed it to be three. and coming up we have all the details. colonel gadhafi pledges he'll never leave libya as he faces off against a chess grandmaster in the devastated capital tripoli meanwhile nato steps up its offensive end eclairs it's expanding operations against libya's government but a fact finding mission on the ground is questioning the alliances methods. that were patients there who had that look like they came from a very specialized weapons and so the issue of the exactly what weapons are being used here is also of great importance to the pentagon says it can't find six point six billion dollars of its money meant for iraq reconstruction even after a lengthy investigation. six am in moscow i'm good to have you with us here on r t our top story a highly toxic radioactive material has been detected in groundwater in seawater

what's our special report in just over an hour here on r.t. and in just a few minutes we explore russia's concerns about washington and nato supplant missile defense network in europe but for the other will take a look what's happening in the world of business with yulia. hello that's right time for your business update good to have a company russia has resumed electricity supplies to better routes apology and ready to enter rather has reported a resumed all power transmission after the troubled country promised to pay the fifty million dollars owed by the fifth of july although going to rule says the transit countries supplies to the ports of countries were not affected. but then there was the still facing one of the steepest economic crises in decades inflation is spiraling out of control and is expected to reach forty percent this year alone but russia and its c.i.s. neighbors have come to the rescue with a we've been followed the head of the eurasian enterprises fund explains who risk contributing what. the fund now has eight on the how billio

and we are online all the time at r.t. dot com where the wealth of stories and media is to be to discover if they can. moving house and of course it's a chat show where there is a reading out unfair to russia to bring to light even the most isolated lashing. out in american foreign tycoons says there's always room for wiener and makes him not fair to facts kind of potential. for if if. if. he'd. tunisia is ready to host a round table talks between colonel gadhafi and opposition rebels the kremlin special envoy and he says negotiations will only happen on the island of russia and the african union mediator between both sides according to a bet if the rebels see russia as a key partner in overseeing the possible talks hundreds have died and both need to ask trikes and violence between gadhafi forces and rebels in recent months nato has also expressed regret after accidentally targeting opposition forces in the oil city of brega which has been seen fierce fighting casualty details have been given to nato campaign has also come