story told r.t. have another child not an effort to bring justice to justify intervention in the. ninety five. we wanted just more of the care sex both political and policing each leaders get d.h. if you like this run trying we can demonstrate that everything that happened in what. was a can answer be spears so you're not really putting watching trotwood putting all shirt and all should be entry. to. give us your only perpetrator for crimes you justified. it. for me you community in ninety nine to one you'd recognize the breakaway republics of parisian seniors and states the problem is when you need intervene in ninety five and go to get something for the civil war in bosnia and we can build the whole sheet or all of those things build up as justification we can use food and great interest because these are evil people and well in order to paint them as equal people you have to put them on trial run. and it's a theory black and white philosophy back to one task like chance in your question see you have to have it and even to be yourself. welcome to store in the us about it sharing

or not it's going to some other world news for you have a brief here on r.t. pakistan says at least fifteen islamized militants have been killed near the afghan border the shoot out was reportedly between it to rival groups of taliban commanders so that was not yet known why they decided to fire on each other pakistan's army declared a victory in the order of tribal region last year but violence continues in an area still used by taliban and al qaeda insurgents as a hideout. the mauritanian army says they have destroyed an al qaeda training camp in neighboring mali and the assault in the forest region of iraq are due in involved air strikes followed by fierce fighting earlier this month mali and mauritania agreed on a joint military operation to crush al qaeda in the region a terrorist group is believed to have bases in mali where it carries out armed attacks and kidnappings as well as arms and drug trafficking. fifteen people have been killed in a nato air strike on civilian sites this according to libyan state television more than twenty others were reportedl

have. this russian orthodox church has wandered far from its home i'm fine part of our pika coming up on r.t. we have the world southern russian orthodox. china's double digit growth rate during the financial crisis has been and we are the world yet many chinese are still not reaping the rewards are the economic boom that includes the millions of graduates entering the workforce each year and they are becoming part of a phenomenon called and tribes as henry morton explains. despite the global slowdown china's economy is booming and cities are expanding at a seemingly unstoppable pace as people look to leave their backgrounds behind in search of the chinese economic miracle and one of the largest groups of people currently moving into china cities are university graduates like those from this campus in downtown beijing however many are arriving to find their degrees are virtually worthless and that the streets are paved with anything but gold these graduates often ends up living in the most basic and squalid of conditions and forced to do menial jobs sociologists have told them the tribes and

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back with a recap of our top stories in a few minutes stay with us here on r.t. . to have some standard agree and one farm or another socialism has spread the shadow of human regimentation over most of the nations of europe and the shadow is in protein. in the early twenty first century military bases a network of military bases all around the forms of the empire that the united states is trying to build that's astonishing most americans have no idea there are more than a quarter of a million more than two hundred fifty thousand us troops stationed on these bases all around. we don't half our bases in 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 in bases of ah there are the noises our north each of those involve the us at all because they're our bases but for other people it's almost like a cancer here for these people. since the end of world war two the space is so big .

r.t. . let's have a look at some other stories from around the world our pakistani authorities are investigating al for a video immersion shows paramilitaries killing an unarmed teenager in a public park the harrowing footage filmed by passers by the city of karachi shows that malik begs for his life before being shot the paramilitary group says the man was caught while try to rob someone or the victim's family denies this as an innocent person has been killed. three more people have died for a vehicle i outbreak in germany are thursday bringing the total number of fatalities to twenty and estimated three thousand people have been affected across the world german authorities say the rate of new cases is declining but that it's still unclear whether that's because the epidemic has slowed or whether people have just start eating fruit and vegetables because he admits its response to the crisis hasn't been good enough. a british m.p. from the ruling conservative party has been released on bail after he was arrested over an alleged sex attack andrew bridge and is accused of assaulting a twenty nine

r.t. so if you have an answer why he thinks nuclear energy is still one of the safest sources of power and getting safe abouts in our special interview next on r.t. . carrie it's great to have you with us today thank you so how much has an equal protection technology improved since its first reactor well the history of the nuclear age goes back more than a half century and enormous changes have taken place in that period of time i think the remarkable thing about the history of nuclear energy is how safe it has been almost from the very beginning. when we go back and see the first reactors experimentally being built in the one nine hundred fifty s. we're looking at a very very new technology and now we've had some bumps along the way that is force for sure we had three mile island in america we had chernobyl in ukraine we just had fukushima. but there i think the remarkable thing about this technology which is producing so much of the world's electricity is how essentially it's safe it has begin been it does not emit any emissions into the into the global atmosphere and it has only on very

r.t. that america's policies in the region have shown its priority to be geopolitical interests rather than the interests of the public. all the talk of exporting democracy and all that sort of preaching the rest of the world i find is highly inconsistent and it's hypocritical and in the case of syria in particular i think the u.s. is caught between wanting to be active but at same time mortified by what the alternative would be in syria which in my view is completely unjustified it's not necessarily going to turn into a fundamentalist islamic state or anything like that what we are seeing there are real inspiration for freedom and democracy and. why. if you like play the more consistent role in foreign policy hasn't done. also any sort of intervention there we're doing now which is based purely on this desire for stability is bound to be counterproductive. but amid fears of a looming u.s. military intervention in syria marty has been asking people. what they think about america's ongoing notes. you know there was an arab spring maybe america will have its own spring summer a wide range of

r.t. that iran has three thousand four hundred kilos of low enriched uranium which doesn't really have much purpose if you're not going to use it in a military program what is it for. go to italy v.j. day i think they should read again the reports of director general by and noted the fact that we have given d.a.q. design information question are about all a specification of matter the facilities and the p one type city villages that these are designed in fact to produce loyalty to any home which could be use in power plant sectors bushehr they cannot in fact produce material for within let's say been great for the nuclear weapons therefore technically we do respect this kind of a state when has no justification let's talk about how the international community has been being punishment on iran obama's national security adviser thomas e. duggan on the said it weeks ago that the u.s. would continue its aggressive sanctions policy against iran for the foreseeable future are these sanctions effective and are they justified. i just can tell you very simply because of time constraints i have expla

their own hands the people he's met have certainly heard his call but it's the people in power in washington who really need to listen and act dairy pushed over r.t. moscow. let's have a quick look at some of the headlines across the world in our world update this hour after two days of voting italians into for a non nuclear energy or water privatization the vote is also looks set to reject a bid by the current pm silvio berlusconi to retain immunity from prosecution after his steps down or half the votes so far counted were cast in favor of indefinitely shelving government plans. what is seen is a major blow to body scans administration. as suicide bombers kill themselves at least one of those a bank in the pakistani capital doesn't make cities bomb when a security guard tried to search him suicide attacks are frequent across pakistan but it's the first time in a year the hoff that a suicide bomber has managed to hit a target in his number that where security is tight. brings up that for the moment i'll be back to recap i had lines in just a few moments from now stay with us live here in moscow this is all to. culture is that so much of always a

r.t. if you have. and you can follow the situation in russia's republican military as well as what spectacular videos of the file online you can logon to the r t three video section to check out unique footage of the fire taken by unmanned drones the state of the art planes are being used by the emergency services to monitor the situation there and you can view and even download the high definition video free video got r.t. dot com. mission. critical three instructors. arrangement three. three. three. three volunteers really old story or media projects real god r.t. dot com. writing about it shows a month before he has to enter a plea to charges of genocide during his first appearance of the hague tribunal the former bosnian serb general called the accusations monstrous and of noxious the former army chief has been charged with eleven counts of war crimes including his part in the massacre of eight thousand muslims at srebrenica. and that it was arrested last thursday after sixteen years in hiding its

r.t. dot com and have you're fired. a suicide bomb blast at a hospital in eastern afghanistan has killed at least twenty five and wounded dozens more the attack comes a day after a bomb ripped through a market in another part of the country killing at least ten despite the recent surge of violence in afghanistan barack obama has announced the withdrawal of over thirty thousand u.s. soldiers by the end of next year obama's military commanders are calling the plan risky and advise a much smaller troop reduction. international investigators say the nearly ten year long war that the u.s. mission has being gauged in has failed to reduce corruption among afghan officials military contributors says moshing to isn't prepared to admit the shortcomings of its campaign. if anybody was impressed by a barrage of bomb a speech regarding the tempo and scale of u.s. forces is drole from afghanistan it was afghan president hamid karzai on the one side their afghan leader was a happy camper regarding vamp's american president announced m

r.t. as we go where few have been before. russian deep steve jobs to reach to the floor some of the largest plane in western europe what charities exclusive coverage of that died from lake geneva in switzerland. and start a company but first heads of state from some of the ski power players are descending in kazakhstan for an annual summit of the shanghai cooperation organization founded ten years ago the c.e.o. brings together countries including russia and china but others are also invited such as iran and afghanistan to work on common threats and challenges that our city is in the capital sanaa for us. they are going to be reflective to begin with they're going to look back at the past ten years look at that collaboration the cooperation and see if they've actually achieved something that they want to assess that and then come up with the objectives you have collective for the future now the six number states including of course china russia will kick off the a summit more that's wednesday and joining them will be the head

r.t. good to have you with us this hour two of the world's biggest emerging countries have got a big close russia and china energize their relations and have to do much more business together because showing a thirty year gas deal is another reason why the chinese leader is currently in the capital it's to help feed beijing's growing economy and secure billions of dollars for russia. is outside gazprom headquarters here in moscow where the talks took place this is a potentially must if agreement which would see russia provide gas to china for thirty years prime minister vladimir putin and representatives from. president hu jintao and it delegation from the chinese state energy before. headquarters to try and i you know to what's essentially the final wrinkle in the deal now that final wrinkle is the price just how much. sure we'll charge china for providing them with tons of of natural gas over. a year period now russia saying that they want three hundred sixty dollars per thousand cubic meters now that's the market rate sets the rate that russia charges europe for their gas china are sayi

r.t. live from moscow still have for you this hour japan's nuclear disaster underestimated we visit the sheema city player and save by the authorities to find radiation levels there are one thousand times the norm. plus a perfect way to learn more about russia from visiting its most beautiful places to discovering some of its most ambitious innovations find out all about our new documentary cho in a few minutes. well i will now be easier for russian political parties to win seats in the lower house of parliament as the president has signed a bill lowering the threshold from seven percent to five percent of the votes speaking to the media before the decision dmitri medvedev said it could also be possible to lower that figure to three percent the president said that this is a needed to boost political competition and health modernize the country seven percent threshold was introduced in two thousand and seven by his predecessor vladimir putin. and hoping to give that competition some fresh impetus is one of russia's richest man who has set his sights on politics may help roger of has been electe

r.t. seven civilians have died in a suspected nighttime nato air strike on a residential area in tripoli as the alliance tries to bomb libya out of its three month stalemate. the top news stories in the week greece's new amount of money rolls up his sleeves to steer the debt stricken country's reforms after a few areas public rage against even deeper cuts in africa. and america's accuse of twisting thailand's arms as a new york judge cast doubt on the legality of expediting the russian arms smuggling victims and states this is r.t. international from moscow sunday night sport next week kate. thank you for joining me for the sports and these other top stories. stunning isn't it strike a drunk a lot of it gets an electric shock and burned after a scuffle with policemen following the champions to know when a dog. wallop major target warring mcelroy has started his quest to clinch and made major title off to teeing off with an eight shot lead in the final round of the u.s. open. and hitting the heights we have a special report from the latest leg of leg old world diving tour as a russian beds t

r.t. interview we have the radiation had such a claim therefore i hope that the. advisers of green correctly deformation from the i.a.e.a. had of course the presently there where a lot more of them actually joined me and other in about. the beginning of this year and out this kind of let's say claim or in fact the less they are on them they're technically based their statement will not happen if i may for i finally just for a moment here's a forgive me for interrupting and i'm sure the international cannot be. sure sure and says that iran does not have a nuclear weapons program but of course or certainly washington d.c. capitol hill very big they keep asking does iran have a nuclear weapons program or did well house or on had a nuclear weapons program in the past we know the u.s. defense intelligence holds that iran develop a nuclear program to respond to a threat from iraq but after the international coalition invaded iraq your program was discontinued so it's true what was previously a nuclear weapons program in iran you know it is their parents out there said a

have been decided that. well of course your opinion counts you can visit our web site r.t. dot com and have your say in our latest online poll and today we ask you what should greek people do once a new set of a sturdy cuts is approved and so far most of you think they should defend the rights until early elections and a close second with thirty three percent is the opinion that they must prepare for even worse cuts bankruptcy still looming and other less favorable responses or that greeks should consider emigrating and that they have lost the fight and must tighten their belts. and financial guru max kaiser says many of the protesters in athens are misguided. for you for a so-called going in athens you're not fighting against capitalism you're fighting against monarchs and oligarchs capitalism has got nothing to do with your problem you don't think all of our headlines are going to prove that they are wrong about that it is not capitalism it's rigged markets and that's not that's the opposite of capitalism it's like one of those suicide bombers that accidently blows themsel

r.t. moscow. where we have plenty more stories like got you online that our website. is what's available for you right largess a click away to discover the great of america in the cover of the russian agents in the u.s. last year when the supreme fertile management. and moscow may be a long way from the sea but there are still plenty of places to set so from the guide to the city's yawning clubs darting. back to make up your headlines in a few minutes and in just a moment here we'll have the latest business news of katrina stay with us. hello and welcome to the business bulletin here on r.t. russia is on its way towards cutting its budget deficit and returning to the black in the next three years but in crude prices could also help reduce that three point six percent gap in the budget down to one percent by the end of the year but analysts warn the high crude prices actually long term financial stability at risk . it's a good thing for russia but they were. setting up drones and for two hundred thirty dollars on brooms in the longer run this will be a boom and bust cy

r.t. news i have lost. the. battle ruth is just probably trying to restore its crippled economy and tackle a currency crisis after having asked to raise an economic community for a loan the government has now done with its spreading ball to the international monetary fund but authorities alexei yourselves give reports now from thence the current political situation might make getting the money far from easy if. a are seen for use in a car minsk people physically prevented a policeman from arrest in a student who had more pay for their bus ticket many said this incident was visible proof of as collating transition in belarus. ineligible deserts a place that i do want to live in this country me and looking to run away from me that's the way i was born in the soviet union in the country are now living is a joke empty shelves in stores food shortages and hundreds besieging currency exchanges those have been the all too familiar scenes of the last month in bellerose since the country plunged into point national crisi

r.t. copenhagen. let's have a look at some other stories from around the world now pakistani authorities are investigating after a video emerged which shows paramilitaries killing an unarmed teenager in a public park but harrowing footage filmed by passers by the city of karachi shows the man for his life before being shot by paramilitary groups as the mob was caught trying to rob someone who the victims probably did nice business as an innocent person has been killed. one more person has died from b e coli outbreak in germany bringing the total number of deaths to twenty seven and estimated three thousand people have been suffering from serious symptoms across the world german authorities say the rate of new cases is declining however it's still unclear what caused the mutant strain begun to admits that its response to the call i crisis wasn't good enough waving a fractured public health structure for poor coordination. japan's fukushima nuclear plant to suffer temporary power outages at two of its reactors it

r.t. online we have a lot more news and eye catching videos on our website here's was lined up for you right now. dot com. by any other name correspondents found in bin laden's compound reveals the top terrorist was planning to read brand his organization admitting to losing a p.r. war with the west. and a winter fairy tale in the middle of summer a moscow park swap or frosty fun for those who miss the skiing and snowball fights but if you're tired of the summer heat head over to artsy dot com. well it has one of the most unpredictable climates in the world but for people who go to antartica in the name of science dealing with environmental extremes is a daily reality any the rather the latest of a series of special reports artie's sean thomas has witnessed how people survive at the ends of the earth. antarctic storms are known to be fierce sometimes forcing those who have to endure them to take safe harbor and it was pretty bad it was. and it worker bees were carried through thirty. years the book was rolling around. in that kids. get in between as well so we're rolling around. trying to ma

r.t. israeli security forces have reportedly opened fire pro palestinian protesters on the syrian front here killed at least four people injured ten demonstrators stormed the border while marking the forty fourth anniversary of the nine hundred sixty seven middle east war soldiers on high alert in anticipation of possible border breaching protests and a military spokesman said they did fire warning shots it comes a few weeks after violence erupted on israel's borders with syria lebanon and gaza leaving at least thirteen dead and one hundred wounded again these are live pictures right here of the syrian israeli border it appears for the meantime that everything is a form of military control. a bomb has blown up a passenger bus in northern pakistan killing six people and wounding eleven others it's the word of the explosives were detonated by remote controlled i want you to admit it the bombing but the most recent attacks have been claimed by the taliban in revenge for the death of osama bin laden. a version of the tried and tested soyuz spacecraft has just been towed into position it's really

r.t. so if you have an answer about the safety of atomic energy in his interview is coming up next hour but here's a preview for you. the great irony of what happened at fukushima is that it was the failure of non-nuclear support systems to be available after the shutdown that resulted in this meltdown every nuclear regulatory authority in the world needs to go back and ask the question are all of the reactors under my supervision protected against worst case natural catastrophes like floods like tsunamis like earthquakes like plane crashes and back those questions are being asked right now i think they will result in some changes i don't think the changes are going to be terribly expensive i don't think they're going to take a long time to implement and i think that the the good of this is that with the world will have drawn a lesson from fukushima a nuclear safety will be even stronger. the u.s. state department's plans for spreading democracy around the world are being greeted with speculation that washington is planning a program of foreign regime change it'll provide finance and techno

r.t. . really may have enviously watched china's surging growth but it's proven to be flawed at least one area the rapid expansion of universities means cities and wash with former students on the employment scrap people forced into menial jobs henry morton reports on the rise of china's graduate ghettos. despite the global slowdown china's economy is booming and its cities are expanding at a seemingly unstoppable pace as people look to leave the pool ruled backgrounds behind in search of the chinese economic miracle. and one of the largest groups of people currently moving into china's cities are university graduates like those from this campus in downtown beijing however many are arriving to find their degrees are virtually worthless and the streets are paved with anything but gold these graduates often end up living in the most basic and squalid of conditions and forced to do menial jobs sociologists have dubbed them the ant tribes and they're a force of the more than one hundred thousand living in beijing alone in june chine is one such ant he shares a twenty square meter room with five ot

that we have security is giving them nothing and that means allowing in and out the products the goods workers are could actually sell and support its own economy. coming up a little later here on r.t. police in the u.s. have closed an investigation into the so-called sexting case that's dominated national headlines for over two weeks and then senator tweeted a received photo of himself triggering a media rush that overshadowed world news including the war in libya and violence in syria he's got to look at where priorities lie in the american media but he doesn't know the american media can't get enough of anthony we nurse quite shocked let me read you west congressman had sent this lewd photo to a young woman via twitter a story made a perfect sex scandal with a shameless cover up this is a twitter hoax surprising that was done i am a victim of this poor girls the victim of a subsequent embarrassing compaction last friday night i tweeted a photograph of myself that i intended to send as a direct message just part of a joke to a woman in seattle. once i realized i posted to twitter i panicked i took it down and said that i had been hacked and of course a tearful apology and deeply

r.t. moscow. well we have plenty more stories on the few online at our website or to call them as what's available few right now discover the fate of the former spy master who blew the cover of a group of russian agents in address last year including famous from the tao chapman. and moscow may be a long way from the sea but there are still plenty of places to set sail from check out our guides in cities you. don't go. fish fish. fish. katrine is here now with the business news. hello and welcome to the business bulletin here on r.t. the relationship between oil and the state of russia's economy remains a close one boy and crude prices may help the state achieve a budget deficit of less than one percent by the end of this year but someone at a high oil price puts the long term financial stability of the state and of the global economy at risk. it's a good thing for russia that they were. heading up two hundred twenty hundred thirty dollars on brooms in the longer run this would be a boom and bust cycle we saw i

r.t. moscow. bills have plenty more stories why go you are mine are too dark here's what's available for you right now you can find out why aspirants are predicting a financial doomsday is looming for the whole of the us as soon as the second of august parts. fires and floods are threatening nuclear plants in america with fears that four million people absolutely within range of a potential atomic disaster i want to argue dot com for more details. up next is all the latest business news with katrina stay with us. hello welcome to our series business bulletin the clock's ticking down on greece's judgment day the country will default in july its e.u. doesn't provide a new bailout new austerity measures are being debated in parliament this week not a run of them r.b.c. capital markets believes it's it's a make or break time problem in greece is that a lot of political difficulties we've had problems with the statistics which are misinformed both the governments and the international community so. they are livin

particular latest decision from the i think that will have any effect on the situation in libya remains to be seen. but texas based radio host alex jones told r.t. and it's nato should be held accountable for what it's doing in libya they want to try for crimes against humanity that would be like having hitler over the nuremberg trials nazis you've got european nations in serbia and now in libya bombing and killing civilians that's not debated shooting up fishing boats you have them now admittedly trying to assassinate gadhafi itself but international war crime the i.c.c. has said nothing about the war crimes in iraq in that eight and a half plus year war afghanistan the admitted massacre so this is really a joke in the way the i.c.c. carries out trials is a joke and it's a tool basically the anglo-american. establishment to go in and persecute countries. hayes at london based reports of online magazine spiked says the actions of the international criminal court show how many western nations want to impose themselves on the rest of the world this is the first time the international criminal court has actually pursued someone who isn't really in

r.t. going to have you with us today well straight to our top story now that it should nickname the butcher of bosnia has joined his former boss for a very courageous in the hague a sixty nine year old army commander now awaits prosecution of genocide but it's expected to be months before his trial begins and the question it's in is simply evidence the tribunals he's using to base its case on. explains sixteen years on the run six days in serbian court and the rest of his life in the hague. official belgrade was more than ready to extradite former bosnian serb army chief. and a matter of hours but the i.c.t. y. is not as ready to prosecute a war that is accused of ordering the mass murder of muslim men and boys in the village of seventy eight so in one nine hundred ninety five. the hague tribunal does have a lot of evidence regarding the massacre but isn't all of it valid forensic evidence certainly does not support their extravagant charges over eight thousand victims and. much of the evidence of political combat that's occurred during that period is studiously ignored by the hague cried y

r.t. good to have you with us this hour russia must modernize its economy in the next few years regardless of who is in charge present if it has been outlining the country's direction at the petersburg forum of top business leaders he also warns that the government's large role in the economy along with corruption threaten development and must be tackled parties and he said no reports now from st petersburg. well there are certainly a lot of obstacles and president medvedev knows that became very clear and has for real with his hometown as president that he thinks modernization is the way to go into the future with russia he clearly outlined all of the obstacles that the country is facing first let's take a listen to what he had to say about modernization of the whole process and it's a call. at the studios now my choice is not only a major green knew all of outdated elements in the economy but oprah blick institutionalised we need to hesitate to say sorry about many bad habits we can focus only on the step by step development that would be a mistake with which we should focus on the follo

r.t. it's good to have you with us to poland now where a military court has cleared seven nato soldiers of killing civilians in an attack on an afghan village four years ago the panel ruled the evidence was not sufficient to support war crimes charges saying that honest mistakes or forty communication may have been to blame but as artie's daniel bushell reports the verdict outraged many observers and calls for troops to be pulled out of afghanistan. civilians killed nato soldiers go free the same old story in afghanistan the threat and for a moment to be different polish soldiers were put on trial for deaths including a pregnant woman and a child. on the sixteenth of august two thousand and seven mortar shells that were fired by polish troops at the afghan villages. as a result six people were killed and three were severely wounded but the soldiers were cleared of all charges one of the cues told r.t. it's all been a big mistake we didn't see. we were accidents decides again was because it. was. something of. a problem we. agree made mel functioned and missed its target by five hundred met

r.t. because you know just a few minutes we will have the official launching of our new arctic documentary channel dog to stay with us also to meet the former afghan politician who puts her life on the line so the world can see the difficulties facing people but first the business news with dimitri after a short break. well as you watch in business you have your company your pm q cumbers will soon be back in russian supermarkets the government is lifting its ban on vegetable imports from the e.u. imposed following the eco law outbreak imports may resume by the end of this month i'm all for the certain conditions producers will have to fully certified the health of their vegetables russia has been under pressure from europe to lift the ban saying it had to end protectionist measures that's part of its ambition to join . a team that we have to close the chapter here we should be a debate for a much deeper cooperation and collaboration between russia and the you can you we will be in union in the state of the seven three and five percent of the issues which is very important. for the movement

r.t. saying that they have the latest plans in the country and how much money they are injecting into the russian economy. would invent things through from the media and the new. innovations we should bring to the market was going to come in the second half of this year innovations the rules for investing in the infrastructure in russia so we just completed an investment into machine which was now going to be coffee factory there seven billion rubles we've just put in and that may be leads to total investment in two machines to ten billion rubles and this year we're also building a new factory as well this year alone will be looking at i mean a half billion rubles or investments we're going to continue to do those kinds of things. well so we spoke with victor dimitri of chairman of the e.p. who said that. the country's new direct investment fund is something that should help will definitely help spur business and innovation in russia. their fears to a great extent and situated. as the main problem is lead. understanding of information one of the main issues for them he would show countrie

have an overthrow this government probably shortly and then. overthrow the next government and the next government till a solution is implemented. your opinion counts visit our website r.t. dot com and have your say in our latest online poll today we ask you what should people do once the new set of austerity cuts is approved so far most of you think they should defend their rights until early elections a close second with thirty four percent is the opinion that they must prepare for even a worst caught with bankruptcy still looming other less favorable responses are that greek should consider emigrating and that they have want to fight and must tighten their belts. for you today and learn how police prevented a terrorist attack during a drug raid. in the u.k. now we're up to three quarters of a million public sector workers are preparing for industrial action there voicing their opposition to planned changes to their pensions and pay both part of the government's austerity measures there a third of schools are expected to close with court hearings postponed and u.k. airports bracing themselves for disruption i mean it is in london. not that. they came in the london and

r.t. we even have a chance to feel the wrath take a listen now why would anybody be interested in the new black panther movement over in russia listen to the way this interview starts. so why is fox obsessed with a two year old story is this a case of civil rights gone wrong or could it all just be hype to bring down the panthers. and i bet her parents are proud that she's working for the profit of today. that was pretty sure their reporter here and on going back criticizing her so here's the question what will the media landscape look like without glenn back on regular cable network will people subscribe will his content change now that he's his own boss one hundred percent and doesn't have to rely on advertising will the fear mongering become more fearful of racism more prevalent we can only speculate and to help me do that i'm joined in studio by dr miller exhilaration was chairman of the new black panther party dr survive i got to ask you how much are you going to miss when back i'm not going to miss about oh i'm not going to miss the demagoguery i'm not going to miss the fear mongeri