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r.t. dot com. well people who want to vent their anger during public protest in russia could now face a hefty fine either seven thousand euros or community work president putin who signed the bill into law yesterday says it's aimed at shielding citizens from radicalism and is in line with the european norms russia's opposition has been bubbling with indignation ever since parliamentary elections in december last year but as jacob graves now reports it's unclear whether they can keep the momentum alive far from their dislike of the man of the help. it's been dubbed moscow's take on the globe who occupy movement. in america canada and around the globe we've seen protesters bending down in their thousands here it never quite reached those numbers more people needed to do these because most of them just come to us in the weekends and in the evenings there were the support and a continual game of cat and mouse with the city's police has taken its toll it's all keep our style protest in moscow was only s

r.t. dot com. that could as president is considering whistleblowers julian assange just claim for political asylum but has not said when a decision will be made the weekly standard has been at the country's embassy in london since she's say attempting to avoid extradition to sweden over alleged sex crimes that could have been better to the u.k. has been recalled to the capital key to to brief the government julian assange is protected inside the embassy although british police say the arrest him for breaching bail conditions once he steps outside the world's most famous whistle blowers sought asylum of from the ecuadorians because it is sympathetic to his struggles but also wants to avoid ending up in the u.s. where he fears the death penalty artie's a surfer has more. hard work held under house arrest and oppressed by the government in an effort to silence a pro-democracy message to the public but we're not talking about famous political dissident. she is now free and being warmly welcomed by the

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r.t. dot com as well. wiki leaks founder julian assange is awaiting a decision from britain supreme court over his request to reopen his extradition case it comes to weeks after he lost a previous appeal against being handed over to authorities in sweden where he's wanted for questioning about sex crime allegations such as lawyers claim the european arrest warrant was invalid because it was issued by a prosecutor and not a judge or a court as required by u.k. law now if this motion is rejected denies any wrongdoing can still take his case to the european court of human rights his supporters many of whom are at the moment rallying near the court building believe that sweden might not be his final destination either and it's just a step toward sending him to the u.s. for prosecution on charges of espionage. meantime julian assange is just one of the targets of a possible clampdown on whistleblowers is gaining momentum the british parliament is currently considering a bill which if adopted might deter people

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r.t. dot com including details on the u.s. state to an obscure onor says it can be encouraged to polygamy on a police officer. class watch what you do on the web of russian tech security for ones were in the midst of an international cyber war with the same people behind two of the most damaging campaigns to date. well high tech gadgets and software are supposed to make our lives much simpler but to do it they have to gather your private data this fair about what the tech firms are doing with your personal info where you can really keep anything secret anymore but our teacher in the sarge makes the cypherpunk movement to say they're fighting your corner. well might even million people have a security clearance and they're allowed to access that private data point really how can you call the data private right that's the problem is that it is not actually truly one hundred percent secret from every person on the poem it is only secret from the people who are from the pile of the powerful you're exactly sure when we talk about i

r.t. dot com. welcome back you're watching r.t.ive from moscow let's take a look at our top story the massacre it is of women syrian government forces find dozens of women and children butchered in a polish style slaughter once again coinciding with a high profile appearance of kofi annan. touching sore points global political attention shifting used words as president ford in the means the iranian and afghan leaders in beijing wrapping up his chinese tour. the political revolution that failed to bring a cultural one women in interfere in their fight for equality do rise from the ashes of the uprising. the headlines here in our next an exclusive interview with the lebanese interior minister marwan trouble who gives his outlook on how bloodshed in syria could play out for the region. well again the soul of the lebanon is affected by internal tensions and we do not conflict or decisions related to security issues are made outside lebanon by other countries so how can you talk about security in lebanon then. little bit of lebanon secu

r.t. dot com. this is r.t.from moscow peter all over are you there our correspondent let's catch up with him in the sense if you're watching hi there peter i told our viewers all about this story we've been reporting about today a lot of harsh words about it around all over the place a scandal train russia's top investigator and a leading opposition paper that's come to an amicable end they have shaken hands we're in the last the matter it's a gentleman's agreement the matter is over how why didn't the story back for us tell us how this all started. well we've been following this since the early hours of this morning and at times throughout the day it seemed like this could have been a potentially harmful scandal for the newspaper perhaps for the investigative committee perhaps for both it seems now that it has been sorted out with a handshake between the editor of the opposition newspaper. and the chairman of the investigation committee now this all came about following an editorial that was posted by the edit

r.t. dot com. egyptians head back to the polls for the second round of the presidential vote but many angry at the choice they've been left with is a mist and a remnant of the old regime. but what they left into a crucial greek election voters are choosing the back of austerity or take a different option which may lead to an exit from the euro zone. as u.n. observers say rising violence in syria is jeopardizing the annan peace plan party speaks to a christian nun in the country and militants are staging murders to make them look like government kennings. forecasting around the world and around the clock you're watching r.t. . thousands of angry egyptians say their country's democracy is going nowhere even as the nation heads to the polls for a runoff presidential vote the muslim brotherhood's mohamed mersina faces i asked him about iraq's last prime minister ahmed shafik but whoever wins will step in without the islamist dominated parliament which has been dissolved by the supreme court back here w

r.t. dot com and also don't forget to check out our correspondence twitter feeds for all the latest on the ongoing conflict there. if. you're watching our team join assad will remain as a quid or an embassy in london until a decision on his asylum bit is made he said he's staying put after a defying a british police demand to turn himself in to face extradition procedures assad is trying to escape being handed over to sweden claiming the u.s. will get its hands on him once he's their fears that retired cia officer ray mcgovern says are quite justified. in our country there is no law against publishing secrets it's pretty clear that there's a little indictment ready for him to be tried under the very draconian s.p. and i check it was used to identify german spies and that kind of thing one of the penalties is killing so all they have to do is lead really hard on the swedes and make sure that the swedes do what they did in two thousand and one and that was to hand over two applicants for asylum to the tender mercies of the chip shin police to be tortured in our rendition program so the swede

r.t. dot com including twitter taking a stand against so-called internet trolls and imus profiles with no picture or personal information could be blocked from tweeting to stamp out hate messages. by the russian state duma considers plans to label n.g.o.s that receive funding from abroad as foreign agents disclosing their forty's to the public. well there is just a day go before a full bar go on iranian crude exports over to ron's nuclear program takes effect that's as america's latest set of sanctions kicked in on friday the u.s. however has granted china and singapore last minute exemptions from financial penalties for buying your raining oil as follows earlier waiver to more than a dozen other countries which include japan india and turkey but unlike most of them has always been opposed to us in the lateral sanctions on iran lawyer an activist bit on the stuff he says that such measures never achieve what they supposedly tend to instead just hurt the most vulnerable. the sort of stated objective of both the united states and the european union in carrying out these sanctions is that th

r.t. dot com. and while the euro two thousand and twelve football championship is approaching its finals fans are becoming more excited and more drunk this sunday seizing glinda playing its quarterfinal match and with the country's pub set to be packed emergency services are on standby for a surge in those who might be needing a little bit of extra help sobering up reports. it is sleep. and the days that tickets they'll be in a better place to catch the game then down the lake a pub watching football in the pub can be absolutely fantastic it's a great big communal shared experience and i've saved many great games in big pubs hundreds of people there's not been announced trouble just a fantastic atmosphere and if you can't be there a lot of people feel it's the kind of the next best thing so many things like the knights we were always that danger it could turn ugly but when it's raw it is a wonderful way to watch football coming at pine bluff watching the game is part of english drinking culture and

r.t. dot com. all eyes are on china today as a country gears up to launch its first female astronaut into space along with two male colleagues they'll have to hook up with beijing's your prototype space station that's been in orbit since last september but eric malik managing editor of space dot com says china is literally trying to push the envelope with its own business program. this is their big test to show that they can do it with people on board they can do it with a mixed crew a mix of veterans and new space flyers for them it's a major milestone this one may last up to two weeks you can see a longer mission just to really push the edges of the article to show what these spacecraft can do what the astronauts can do and how long they can stay up there based on the technology that china has has built today trying to plans in other manned flight to the space module possibly later this year or early next year and what china has done in just the last decade has taken a stepping stone approach to

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r.t. dot com. the irish people have said yes' chain will in you austerity this week in a nationwide referendum supporters say this will ensure stability and will rescue cash while critics fear the country will lose the power to make its own decisions laura smith explains. ireland says yes to writing european austerity into law and ceding more sovereignty to brussels the sixty forty result saw a split between rich and poor with middle class and rural areas in favor and working class. against shin fein leader gerry adams campaigned vigorously against the treaty and is now island's most popular party leader as a result. but you can't cut your way. to get people. to work. just. as a result of the greed of private bankers. so we. will need to unemployment up to fifteen percent welfare payments are cut public sector spending has been slashed everyone's feeling the pinch including publican jimmy killed near he's seen his turnover by hauff as locals batten down the hatches we would have had. five full time

r.t. dot com. president putin is having for germany and france later today to talk economy and politics he'll be lobbying hard for russian business trying to acquire european industrial acids in return his hosts are expected to pressure russia for u.n. action on syria is going on brings us more from berlin. why grange over issues is on the table here in berlin including syria of course russia has been in strong opposition to the west blocking draft resolutions in the un security council since many countries in the west don't exclude the possibility of foreign military intervention into the situation in syria we know that germany stands for a political solution but still earlier it was announced that chancellor angela merkel is going to try to talk into applying more pressure on president vladimir putin has been seen enjoying by. with german leaders before but it's yet to be seen if that's going to help them reach some sort of a mutual understanding on this issue a long time ago when vladimir putin

r.t. dot com. now the irish people have said yes to more u.s. attorney this week in a nationwide referendum supporters say this will ensure stability and more rescue cash while critics fear the country will lose the power to make its own decisions ours is laura smith explains. ireland says yes to writing european austerity into law and ceding more sovereignty to brussels the sixty forty result saw a split between rich and poor with middle class in rural areas in favor of working class. against sinn fein leader gerry adams campaigned vigorously against the treaty and is now islands most popular party leader as a result the government made a number of commitments during this campaign and. were converted to the notion that you can cut your way out of a recession we've been arguing for a long time you have to get people off the dole queues and brought them to work we've also argued against its very own just banking and that's been imposed on our resources as a result of the greed of private bankers top of that some of them to do without so we would