r.t. london. headlines in a couple of minutes stay with us here on r.t. . coo. coo coo. coo. to those who are fascinated with history. to those who have a sweet tooth. to those who can't live without the sky. and of course to the nature lucky ones this magnificent land offers is treacherous. mush kitty up between the earth and the sky on our team. from. you. to the limited to just zoom. to. q. or am it. was. twelve thirty pm in moscow these are your r.t. headlines fever in greece as the country's prime minister backtracked on the planet for a bailout referendum that angered european leaders he faces a crucial confidence vote at home greek turmoil also dominates g twenty summit in france where the e.u. heads held pop and dreams latest decision. back from mars the longest simulation in space history coming to an end six volunteers are about to return from their mock mission to the red planet and since sunlight for the first time in more than five hundred days. a british student could be handed over to u.s. authorities for alleged copyright infringement committed on home soil de

r.t. headlines in egypt voters lined up to cast their ballots in the first post mubarak parliamentary elections are due to continue until march voting takes place amid protests against the military and warnings of further violence with many calling on people to boycott the election altogether. president obama has e.u. leaders in washington to discuss syria's ongoing on arrests and work out additional measures to tackle it iran's nuclear program another issue on the table with experts predicting further isolation of both countries ultimately aimed at regime change. and pakistan will permanently close a vital military supplier to afghanistan in response to nato as deadly air raid helicopter strike killed twenty four pakistani soldiers and triggered anti-american rallies across the country sending already strained relations plummeting. up next our special report on corporate greed environmental protection a real life thriller about espionage violence and intimidation surrounding a gold mine owned by a u.s. based company. border. this is sacred land killing. the waters from kalish naresh come out o

r.t. headlines fever in greece as the country's prime minister backtracked on a plan for a bailout referendum that angering european leaders and he faces a crucial confidence vote at home turmoil also dominating the q twenty summit in france where the new heads hailed papa dreams latest decision. back from law is the law of the simulation in space history coming to a close six volunteers of total return from their mock mission to the red planet seem daylight for the first time in over five hundred days we'll bring it to you live when it happens. then a british student could be handed over to the u.s. authorities for alleged copyright infringement committed on a home soil despite determination of a critic of criminal case in the u.k. the young man faces justice in america thanks to a controversial extradition treaty signed between the two kinds up next join us on a trip across russia as we take you to discover the fastening land of bashkirian stay with us coming up. the first settlements were founded his thousands of years ago. this is a land of ancient manton's and pristine forests and mounta

r.t. headlines a russian woman accused of spying for moscow has won the right to stay in the u.k. it was alleged that he is a truly better tried to pass classified information while having an affair with a british member of parliament she was working for. a second day the head of egypt's second day of egypt's first parliamentary poll in decades which is attracting a record number of voters despite days of violent protests against the army regime but thousands of revolutionary protesters in tahrir square are boycotting the election. russia switches on a new radar to guard its western most border in response to america's controversial missile shield in europe strike force is also on the cards if nato doesn't guarantee its systems aren't in the dense brush. up next r.t. here is how there is still hope for the arab world's future despite the car engine syria and the turbulent run up to egypt's elections stay with us. i'm joined by the coal executive director of the transformer center for conflict analysis based in berlin asked me at dr what are we thank you very much for joining me ta

r.t. headlines the gloves come off for police in the u.s. as hundreds of occupy wall street demonstrators are arrested in a nationwide clampdown on the true month anniversary of the movement's founding. singing the same two leaders of russia belarus and kazakhstan signed an agreement paving the way for the creation of a new eurasian economic tadi modeled on the european union. in britain reportedly been indoors to lead a campaign against syria's president assad although only diplomatic at this stage russia has sounded the alarm fearing it will only lead to a repeat of the violence that was in libya. becomes the belting out an emotional composition of russia's got a renowned track record the proof coming up in moscow. great . to. come to. you. so to. moscow. hello good to see you again and welcome to on this week's science time program we'll be taking a look at the opera seen here in moscow many say that the russian capital boast some of the best possible theater in the world so join me martha valerie's and the rest of the must rock crew as w

r.t. headlines pakistan's a bloc of vital nato supply route to afghanistan in response to a fatal helicopter strike out of border checkpoint reliance attacks killed up to twenty eight pakistani soldiers and injured more than a dozen others and threatens to further strain relations. chaos in cairo fresh clashes flare up in tahrir square as tens of thousands keep up the protests against egypt's military rulers demonstrators are far from satisfied with the newly appointed prime minister and even started forming their own salvation government. about to launch its biggest most expensive moreover a mission to mars after a slight delay the probes are put with the russian designed water detector that could be critical in the search for if the search for if there has ever been life on the red planet. sometimes it's the smallest things that can become big news and we have details of such a one scientific breakthrough coming up next technology update headed your way. hello and welcome to technology update on this program with its host. the world just a few weeks ago the population to grow global food r

r.t. headlines thousands of europeans occupy the french riviera where the g twenty summit due to kick off thursday crowds angry with the current dire economic situation demand the world leaders focus on helping people rather than corporations . he while he will be there is left stunned by the greek capitals decision to hold a referendum on the latest ballot deal the move led to world markets plunge and predictions that voters will reject the rescue package could spark the euro zone's down for. a moment of truth for the world's most famous a whistleblower julian assange awaits the high court decision on his extradition to sweden over controversial sexual misconduct charges this as his project with the leaks faces financial troubles that could see the website shut down. next the russian president is participating in that g twenty summit going on in france are you sophie shevardnadze spoke with his aide are how you are coping and what russia is planning to achieve there. i've got to go to college thank you very much for being with us today so the global economy is in a pretty bad shape and s

r.t. headlines thousands gather on cairo's tahrir square for a mass protest planned as a final call for military rulers to hand over power immediately to a civilian authority rallies that have seen egypt's most violent clashes since mubarak's fall are now entering their second week and. the arab league says syria has ignored a deadline to accept foreign observers into the country and now faces further sanctions this says fred seeks to set up a humanitarian corridor in syria a move widely seen as a first step toward military intervention. conflicting sides on syria on serbia's a border with northern coastal told warned of a possible escalation of violence local serbs say nato backed forces of brocoli or agreements by trying to tear down a border barricade and move that ledge of fierce clashes. the world's population has hit seven billion and there is the concern that food could run out by some estimates in forty years time technology update now looks at how we can avoid a possible hunger hazard stay with us. program with the toast. of the world just a few weeks ago the population to grow global f

r.t. headlines new clashes erupt in the egyptian capital as crowds of anti army protesters and vowed a stick to their demands for change despite the leadership's reluctance to meet concessions. i nato helicopter strike kills up to twenty five pakistani soldiers at an army checkpoint with islam a bad closing off the allied supply route to afghanistan in response. to size of the crisis as americans line up for the annual black friday bargain hunt he was also at record levels elsewhere at homeless shelters and food stations. and a tale of riches to rags how one american who once ran for governor went looking for love in ukraine ended up homeless. all that and more in a half an hour's time but first sometimes it's the small things that can become big news and the details of such a scientific breakthrough coming up next in technology update check it out. this program with a toast to the person that into the world just a few weeks ago the population to grow global food resources are being put under increasing pressure. in the coming decades. thirty percent at the same time people will leave rural

r.t. headlines and. hundreds of arrests and a heavy hand of police meet the occupy protesters who came out in force across the u.s. tens of thousands marched in america's key cities marking two months of anti-corporate rallies with the main action in new york where the movement started. russia kazakhstan move toward creating a new trade bloc to prevent europe to get rock from coming their way president medvedev stresses the eurasian economic union of all repeat the mistakes that countries made when integrating. new signs of rupture within the e.u. itself in britain clashes with germany over ways out of the debt turmoil chancellor merkel countries to surrender more control of their own financial and political decisions which the u.k. fears will be a blow to state sovereignty. next twenty years after the collapse of the soviet union we continue looking at the powers that former states have taken this time we see how life has changed in a lot you know wish these days is a member of the european union is com

headlines coming your way in a few minutes stay with us here on r.t. . led. the be. easy. to. see. download the official t. application. touch from the top story. on the. video. blog costs and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. question on the. one thirty pm in moscow these are your r.t. headlines fever in greece as the country's prime minister backtracked on a plan for a bailout referendum that angered european leaders and he faces a crucial confidence vote at home turmoil also dominating the g twenty summit in france where new heads tails latest decision. back from law is the longest simulation in space history coming to a close six volunteers about to return from their mock mission to the red planet seeing daylight for the first time in over five hundred days we'll bring it to you live when it happens. and a british student could be handed over to the u.s. authorities for alleged copyright infringement committed on home soil despite the terminations of a critic of criminal case in the young man faces justice in america thanks to a controversial extradition treaty signed betwe

r.t. headlines the nuclear conundrum the un atomic energy agency fans the flames of anti iranian sentiment by publishing claims that a mysterious foreign experts helped with the country's alleged nuclear weapons program and that is u.s. media goes as far as naming a former soviet scientists who says he's not a nuclear specialist at all. yeah entire regime of free syrian army reportedly stages a major assault on a loyalist base in the suburbs of damascus this as army defectors and the arab league are ratcheting up the pressure on president assad despite his pledge to hold talks and continue reforms. output not down a string of the vacations of anti-corporate occupy protesters or frost america fails to stop the movement from gearing up to shut down wall street demonstrators have already returned to new york's zuccotti park although without their teds after being forced out on tuesday. and a warm cosmic welcome the international space station crew joined by three new members as a soyuz rocket safely delivers them to orbit they are due to stay i says for four months. now so we hear from inside

r.t. headlines fever increases the country's prime minister backtracks on the plan for a ballot referendum that angered european leaders and he faces a crucial time for them to vote at home greek turmoil also dominating the g twenty summit in france where the e.u. heads hailed poppins re-used latest decision. back from the longest simulation in space history coming to a close six volunteer is about to return from their mock mission to the red planet and see daylight for the first time in more than five hundred days. and a british student could be handed over to the u.s. for alleged copyright infringement committed on home soil despite the terminations of a criminal case in the u.k. the young man faces punishment in the u.s. thanks to a controversial extradition treaty between the two countries. those were our headlines of the hour up next peter lavelle and his guess discuss the end of the soviet communist party and how it triggered the collapse of the u.s.s.r. .

r.t. headline leaders of the world's biggest economies meeting for a g. twenty summit where center stage is captured by the euro crisis now intensified by the greek decision to hold up bailout referendum germany and france say there will be no cash for athens and to live besides its ports. around the of thousands in oakland california causes a major seaport shut down as public discontent with the economic inequality whether fueled by last week's violent dispersal demonstrated our correspondents attentions of grow with riot police clearing streets and starting to arrest the protesters. moscow says doubts and victor boots a verdict is a fair one and will pursue his return home to russia this is a u.s. court finds a businessman guilty of arms trafficking after extraditing him from thailand last year. up next as promised latest edition of the kaiser report stay with us here on r.t. .

r.t. headlines fever in greece as the country's prime minister backtracks on the plan for a bailout referendum that angered european leaders he faces a crucial confidence vote at home greek turmoil also dominates g twenty summit in france where heads held pop and rains latest decision. back from mars the longest simulation in space history coming to an end six volunteers are about to return from their mock mission to the red planet and since sunlight for the first time in more than five hundred days. are british student could be handed over to u.s. authorities for alleged copyright infringement committed on home soil despite the terminations of a criminal case in the u.k. and young man faces justice in the u.s. thanks to a controversial extradition treaty signed between the two countries. up next artie's moscow out raises the curtain on what's been secret for years and gives you a sneak look inside renovated and reopened. great. thing. to come to. your. subject but the whole need more. moscow. hello and welcome to the must go out show now in the past we've discussed the rising world hostiles t

r.t. headlines anti-corporate protesters who have been a victim from new york zuccotti park claim tear gas and pepper spray were used to evict them this after the occupy activists vowed to heighten the action this coming thursday marking two months since the movement started tents were taken down earlier at a similar site in oakland california. russia hits out of the arab league for deciding to expel syria and imposing sanctions that sparked mass rallies in the troubled country as the pressure piles on the regime syrian opposition leaders are coming to moscow to secure support for peace at home. and an elected bankers and economists take the reins in greece and italy to tackle their ever rising debt levels the italian premier designate doesn't see his job as a temporary fix and wants to stay in charge until the twenty thirteen election while greece's new leader is focusing on securing the next bailout. the ramifications of what's happened across the arab world this year have been deeply felt internationally russia has long been against military action when talks could in could instead lay

r.t. headline tensions grow in oakland where clashes have erupted between the riots was hit and how wall street protesters with some reports saying police have fired tear gas and rubber bullets earlier a rally of thousands caused a major ports a shutdown and destructive businesses in this. leaders of the world's biggest economies meet for a g. twenty summit where center stage is taken by the euro crisis now intensified by the greek decision to hold up a lot of referendum germany and france say they'll be no cash for athens till the country decides its. moscow says it doubts victor broods verdict is a fair one of the suitors returned home to roger this as a u.s. court finds a businessman guilty of arms trafficking after extraditing him from thailand last year. and the ambition as an experiment simulating a manned mission to mars comes to a close on friday r.t. spoke with the head of the project morris medical of is interview coming up. but you see mirko of thank you very much for being with us to mars five hundred is your idea of purchase and it's close to its completion experimental members are

r.t. headlines mission accomplished to russia finally overcomes the last major obstacle on its route to the world trade organization accession was approved after nearly two decades of negotiations and will officially begin after the members of both in december. greece's economic stalemate now in the hands of a technocrat athens names former banker and european central bank vice president lucas papademos as the country's interim prime minister will be tasked with guiding the. country through its debt crisis to elections happen in february. and israel could launch military action against iran as soon as christmas according to british intelligence chiefs the statement follows the un atomic watchdog report that claims to iran is bill.

r.t. headlines thousands of europeans occupy the french riviera where the g twenty summits due to kick off thursday crowds angry with the current dire economic situation demand the world leaders focus on helping people rather than corporations . meanwhile e.u. leaders left stunned by the greek cabinets decision to hold a referendum on the latest bailout deal the move led to world markets plunge and predictions voters will reject the rest possibly sparking the euro zone's downfall . moment of truth for the world's most famous whistleblower julian assange awaits a high court decision on his extradition to sweden over controversial sexual misconduct charges this is his project wiki leaks faces by natural troubles that could see the website shut down. with tunisia voting and islamic party in power on the same likely to happen in egypt his panel of guests and experts should the world not get used to the idea of islamic democracy coming up. live. live live live live. live keep. listening to the link. below in welcome across the capital as tunisia goes so does the rest of the arab world to be sur

of the headlines on r.t. next that a sporting headlines with you know. good to have your company this is today we have got plenty ahead including this hour. as you were saskia muscles positive burridge increase their perfect run in the year only to half a dozen games with victory over joel grace booking a place in the top sixteen in the process. flying high australian are the nation to catch up in the opening stages of golds world cup with favorites arlen's alongside scotland in second place two strokes behind. the already in all of the nets we speak to them on voted the best goaltender and russian ice hockey about the alps and dollars all thinking. let's get going with basketball where there seems to be no stopping the army man all of this year this side six from six in new your own league after seeing off athenians yell grace in that russian couple constantine but top off to compensate for this one. six time yearly champions to scar have their eyes set on claiming back their crown at a disappointing last season and they won the christopher run and in t

r.t. headlines a russian woman accused of espionage has won the right to stay in the u.k. it was alleged that he is a tool event or tried to pass classified information while having an affair with a british member of parliament she was working for. egypt's first parliamentary poll in decades attracts a record number of voters out as it enters its second day despite days of violent protests against the military but thousands say they're going to boycott the election. moscow switches on a new radar to guard its western most border strike force is also in the cards if nato doesn't guarantee its missile shield in europe isn't aimed against russia. kaiser report coming up stay with us. hi i'm max kaiser this is the kaiser report there's another big battle going on between academics and economists versus people who really know something about the economy and the way markets work stacy herbert tell us more max well we just came off thanksgiving that's my first headline thanksgiving tally lunatics and hacks win as gold up nineteen point three percent year today s. and p. down seve

r.t. headlines a russian woman accused of being a spy for moscow to order to gain information from her politician lover windsor battle against deportation from the u.k. . russia says it's ready to counter any potential threat as president medvedev launches a new radar station in response to the european missile defense shield the facility is capable of monitoring missile launches from the north atlantic. a record number of addiction a gyptian is turned out to cast their votes in the country's first parliamentary election since the fall of president mubarak this after ten days of tension and violence that has claimed more than forty lie. up next on the kaiser report artie's financial gurus discuss the draw of italian gold and look at another failed debt auction in germany that's coming up. hi i'm max kaiser this is the kaiser report there's another big battle going on between academics and economists versus people who really know something about the economy and the way markets work stacy herbert tell us more max well we just came off thanksgiving that's my first headline thanksgiving tally lunatic

r.t. headlines mission accomplished russia's finally overcome the last major obstacle all the way to the world trade organization the accession was approved after nearly two decades of talks and will officially begin after the w t o members of both in december. greece's economic stalemate now in the hands of a technocrat athens names former banker and european central bank vice president lucas papademos as the country's interim prime minister will be tasked with guiding the country through its debt crisis until elections happen in february. israel could attack iran as soon as christmas according to british intelligence news follows latest u.n. report that claims to iran is building atomic weapons but the u.s. defense secretary says a military.

r.t. the headlines now are the italian senate approved his harshest new austerity law yet. growing consensus that the euro zone's third largest economy is falling to the ravages of the euro crisis. palestine is expected to push for a vote on its un statehood even if it loses. just. what you believe will be dictated by the u.s. . and western. oil rich from libya seeking to skim the cream off the riches following. today we are exploring in the russian capital through the eyes. she's totally cold. friendly. dynamic. to friends. cope. a. trusted secretary that a welcome to the show this week program will be taking a look at business facilities and locations in the russian every week thousands of business bad i women come to moscow for various meetings company says its efficiency and most also by arriving here one of the guys made apple's terminals there are three international airports in moscow sheremetyevo in the new image of the south and look over to the southwest of the capital around thirty comes from the city since each and all served by express trains on major highways.

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r.t. top headlines of today out of the week the republic of south ossetia is taking to the polls in its first presidential election since it gained international recognition now the new leader will have his hands full with a country still recovering from a devastating war to secure independence from georgia three years ago now archie is somebody no question about reports. this is the first election for a decade not to feature the current leader of south ossetia and to earthquake and many have already called to the vote one of the most unpredictable because of the sheer number of people in kerry to get their hands on the reins of power seventeen candidates were sent to battle for the chop chop but just a couple of days before the election that figure dropped eleven when some hopefuls decided to join forces feeling they had a better chance fighting together than fighting each other words on the streets of south as such because the current minister of emergency situations and that will be view of as favorite president since. i need to start from the development of a region of the development of

r.t. some other headlines from around the world this hour syria has been suspended from the arab league until a peace plan is implemented to stop the bloodshed there the decision came at an emergency session in cairo which discussed damascus is the inability to end the eight month long violent crackdown and civil protest as an overwhelming majority of member states supported the move with only lebanon yemen and syria itself voting against. iran has been rocked by a powerful explosion at an ammunition depot about forty kilometers outside of tehran at least fifteen people killed two consecutive blasts ripped through the site southwest of the capital shattering windows in nearby buildings munitions a facility supplies the countries of revolutionary guard corps for now off the blast remains unclear. the crippled fukushima nuclear plant in japan has now opened its doors to journalists for the first time in eight months. fully protective clothing before being allowed in the plant suffered a series of meltdowns and explosions after being deluged by a devastating tsunami in march it was the world's w

on the news that made the headlines from r.t. in the last seven days police crackdown on the unarmed occupy a movement has been spreading across the country for nearly two months but activists are pledging to stand by their norm violent protest against corporate greed and social inequality. crush a question of legality a victim boots trial after new york jury found a businessman guilty of international arms trafficking he now faces between twenty five years to a life sentence in jail but is the plan say they plan an appeal. on a manned mission to mars came one step closer to reality this week as russia's ambitious experiment for more ground trip to the red planet came for the end of moscow six months to successfully cope with five hundred twenty days in isolation. the programs continue next an r.t. the first part of our special report for you into a modern day robin hoods who will seemingly stop at nothing to protect mother earth now the f.b.i. ranks them as one of the greatest threats to national security in the united states af

r.t. some other headlines for you now to japanese aid workers have been pulled from devry after an earthquake hit eastern turkey at least seven people have been killed in the latest disaster and schools are still trapped under rubble dozens of buildings collapsed in the city of as the tremor measuring five point seven in magnitude struck only a fortnight ago another quake in the same region killed at least six hundred leaving many more homeless. israel's court has rejected former president ma appeal against the rape conviction ruling clears the way for him to serve a seven year term in prison was convicted of two counts of rape and other charges last december but was allowed to remain free while he launched an appeal. some arab leaders are reportedly offering asylum to syrian president bashar al assad to ease his departure from power this according to a senior u.s. official although we did not identify the countries that had offered to take a side when it comes a day after activist groups claimed around ten people were killed across syria by security forces in the latest crackdown but serious

r.t. some other headlines from around the world for you this hour pro palestinian activists say the israeli defense force has ceased to gaza bound boats attending to break israel's naval blockade of the region tel aviv confirms its military chief says all of the vessels to be intercepted the canadian and irish boats carrying medical supplies and twenty seven activists from various countries set sail from turkey on wednesday israel's navy has pulled two similar protest ships in the past with nine turkish activists killed in the deadliest incident just last year. syria has announced an amnesty for opposition fighters as long as they give themselves up to police within a week it follows claims of more violent crackdowns on protests by government forces after friday prayers and doesn't appear to be part of the arab league plan which was accepted by damascus on wednesday and casts doubt on whether that deal can end the bloodshed which has hit the country over the last seven months. an explosion has killed four and left dozens of coal miners trapped underground in henan province that's in central

r.t. some other headlines around the world are you in brief first in new york it's where police have arrested an alleged al qaeda sympathizer who plotted to bomb returning military personnel from iraq and afghanistan officials identified the suspect as jose pimentel a dominican born a u.s. citizen he's been charged with several terrorism related counts of attempting to build bombs using materials he had recently purchased beyond soldiers whose intended targets were also thought to be police and post offices the twenty seven year old spent most of his life living in manhattan and has been under surveillance since two thousand and nine. a long awaited trial has begun with three former khmer rouge officials charged with crimes against humanity but if i don't see include the former communist groups ideologist along with its former minister how they compare committed one of the worst genocides of the last century killing almost one third of cambodia's population during its reign in the one nine hundred seventy s. the u.n. backed tribunals expected to last months possibly years. germany has vowed t

the headlines on r.t. and u.s. vs unesco washington funding to the u.n. cultural body after a granted on historic membership to palestine. the f.b.i. joins the halloween celebrations by sharing its own story releasing surveillance footage starring anna chapman and other alleged russian spies. pending action the international community pushes syria's president to. the arab league to end the bloodshed and start talks with the opposition. the sports with dmitri. this is the sports team out to consider good to the company again this. champions league zinni take on shocked or at home tonight knowing victory would propel them top of group g. . capital gains. title credentials this season but that. victory in four games at the expense of. course. and goals with a recap all that made the difference in the plan to move week all the first have a stage of the longest season in the russian. and of course was. preparing to kick off game week four in the champions league match seeing which on a split is men and to attain ukrainian outfits. the russian champions have be

the headlines on r.t. protesters demanding that egypt's military leadership step down immediately greeted with tear gas and rubber bullets into arrears where officials say at least thirty five have been killed since friday in the largest demonstrations since february uprising that ousted president mubarak. must go rounds on the west accusing it of provoking violence in syria some state schools for the opposition to avoid dialogue with the government for now violence between anti assad protesters and government forces continues unabated. and the new center right leaders taking the helm in madrid inheriting record unemployment of over twenty percent and massive debt levels but the spanish people have expressed little faith that the fresh faces will bring about any needed change of. heart and extra nazi we travel to the south of russia to visit the only buddhist region in europe come here and stay with us. yes but i have two names that my parents made me say get. it that's when i was fifteen years old i was a

the headlines on r.t. and hundreds of egyptians remain in serbia square for the sixth day to demand an immediate transfer of power as they reject a pledge by the military rulers to speed up presidential elections at least thirty six people have died so far in fierce clashes between protesters and security forces all across the country. the un general assembly as a human rights committee condemns syria for its violent crackdown on anti-government protests but ask a u.s. led to topple its government russia abstained from voting on the resolution saying that dialogue is the only solution to the crisis. and the five years after the death of former f.s.b. officer alexander litvinenko from polonium poisoning in the u.k. the case remains unsolved and a thorn in the side of russian british relations london that wants the main suspect to be extradited but russia has refused saying it is against the constitution to hand over citizens to foreign governments. try to stay with us for the latest action from the world of

the headlines on r.t. new to rich at the heart of the greek government distain it replaces disbelief over the prime minister's bailout referendum stunned all with just a few hours to go now until a vote of confidence in parliament. the turmoil in greece that dominates the g twenty summit which just now wrapped up in the french resort city of can global leaders have agreed to boost the power of the international monetary fund as they try to stop the debt the contagion from spreading further. on the markets up michigan touches down simulated flight to mars is completed by a six man crew spending over five hundred days in isolation as part of an ambitious space experiment. now time for sports with richard so a big fight going on in the russian capital tonight certainly isn't limited of russia's great hope he's taking on the american a veteran james toney you've got a slight interest in this fight i mean i have i just want to address the issue of sportsmanship here you know james toney is a guest here in mosco

the headlines on r.t. renewed refers to the heart of the greek government disdain replaces disbelief over the prime minister's very loud referendum stunt poll with just hours to go now and some of the vote of confidence in parliament. that's all i'm all in greece adds to the trauma of global leaders of the g. twenty summit in cannes who are struggling to stem the debt contagion from spreading across the euro zone. the mocked up mission touches down a simulated flight from mars it's created by a six man crew spending over five hundred days in isolation as part of an ambitious sleigh six. on the road to extradition campaigners a cry foul as a computer whiz kid is told in his committed no major crime in the u.k. of a could still face trial in the u.s. . ok time for the sports now with richard. hello and welcome scholes a great to have you with this line. of the final rush was injured started as one of the although missed a couple side of the czech republic. will be followed by a europa league group wide open

r.t. some other international headlines for you this hour a new york court will continue deliberations over the future of russian businessman a victim. of international arms trafficking the jury was expected to deliver its verdict on tuesday but the decision was perspiring because it was arrested in thailand in two thousand and eight after a sting operation by the u.s. flown to america to face trial if found guilty he could face life in prison. the offices of the french a satirical magazine charlie have been destroyed by a petrol bomb the attack comes a day after the publication jokingly named the prophet mohammed as its editor in chief at this point of no reports of any injuries but charley of those website has also been hacked with a message in english and turkish attacking the magazine. supporters of the occupy oakland movement have rebuilt their camp in front of city hall and calling for a general strike demonstrators are planning to shut down one of the main u.s. shipping ports saying they'll also picket buying sand businesses in the city it comes a week after police in riot gear tear

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time for headlines around r.t. and straight to live pictures here to egypt's tahrir square in cairo protesters demanding that the military leadership step down immediately and they're being greeted by tear gas and rubber bullets in the revolutionary to rear square again these are live pictures the rectory from the heart of cairo on the third day of renewed protests. just eight months after it's basically said the country seems on the brink of another as protesters demanding an end to military rule. moscow rounds on the west accusing it of hurting prospects of peace talks in syria violence between protesters and the government forces carries on unabated. and as new a center right leaders take the helm in madrid we hear the spanish voices doubting whether the new law will do anything to lead them through mounting debt and skyrocketing joblessness. our four pm on monday here in moscow this is arts here with me rory same show welcome to the program tear gas rubber bullets and angry slogans have been flying in egypt's t

r.t. some other international headlines for you in brief but have a look here a passenger plane has made an emergency landing on its belly or warsaw airport in poland and the boeing seven six seven run by a polish airline was about to land on its way from new jersey wanted damage real was discovered by the aircraft so called for an hour to burn off excess fuel before making the emergency landing none of the more than two hundred and thirty people on board. one hundred tibetan protesters have been arrested in the course of the staging a demonstration against chinese rule by the exiles that gathered for a prayer meeting and began chanting and trying to slogans and amman in independence for back in the fall is home to tens of thousands of tibetans who say they will not tolerate any anti beijing protests. china has successfully launched an unmanned spacecraft from the gobi desert in the country's northwest now it is expected to join another module within days about three hundred forty kilometers above the earth's surface if successful it will be the first chinese docking in orbit the launch is

right now you've got the headlines here on r.t. time for the sports with dmitri. one of those sports an article to the car but again coming up in the program. mr platoon sees a need to book another playoff spot in the champions league following their goal is draw against. st petersburg. welcome to the david ferrer thrashers world number one level djokovic to secure a place in the last four of the a.t.p. world tour finals. perfect in europe claimed their second win over increasing their unbeaten record to six games and booking a place in the really top sixteen. and restart all four boys in its input is have failed to book another place in the champions league playoffs as they drew with a surprise that is a group. the game finished goal is at the petrovsky stadium inning this progress from the group for the first time of their history without a good game porto claimed it was a treasure for the nets depriving the ukrainian side of advancing into the knockout stage now the challenge split is men need to avoid defeat against away on the sixth of december to book a plac

r.t. and update you on the headlines after business news with dmitri. thanks matt and double dip recession in the euro zone now seems all but inevitable during the first wave of the crisis in two thousand x. russia suffered a rapid economic contraction as the world beyond its borders slowed however this time it is in a better position and even if europe does collapse russia is predicted to stay healthy as nick passons from national australia bank explains russia for example at no period in the next three years has a growth rate according to the o.e.c.d. of less than four percent so i think that is that is substantially encouraging if you look at china yes there's a modest slowdown to eight and a half percent in two thousand and twelve but again that the forecast for thirteen is well above nine so for the emerging market economies for asia for russia for latin america i think we've got a slowdown from some of the rates of growth in prospect for the next twelve months but the o.e.c.d. themselves are seeing some insulation from the pain and they're seeing