next r.t. heads aboard and aunt arctic about ship to find out what latest technological innovations are ready to aid discovered missions. oh and welcome to technology update even though moscow is located some seven hundred kilometers away from the nearest city it's still a major port city in fact those in the know sometimes refer to it as a five seaport as a result the moscow river and the inventions it's inspired have played a central role in the everyday life of the capital when the rivers free advice there's a new the in this parade of ships chugging up and down moscow's watery boulevard their purpose is very much of the activity in this city was enabled by the moscow canal which link the capital's river with the mighty volga with the help of the longest river in europe captains and barking from moscow can take their vessels to any of five possible outlets the white and baltic seas to the north as well as to the as a black and caspian seas to the south. but if one staying within the capital itself

r.t. talks to the head of a belgian based syrian friendship association chris young saying the main theme regional tension in the middle east and why the current conflict in syria is now at the center of. today we're joined by christiane sen he's an adult lister specializing in the middle east particularly syria renia relations and he also founded the assyrian a friendship association here in belgium about four years ago thanks very much travis for us for joining us today the first question i'd like to ask you establish the basis of your opinion you established this is that we see a sham syrian friendship does that mean you are considered pro assad as you had been portrayed in the belgian media i'm considering me as pro syria pro syrian people i'm convinced that the only way to get out of this crisis out of this bloodshed is by following the path of pretty for a lot to offer firelands so if i see i'm ready for him i don't see i'm pro sets. but if you look to the reality in the city and go from the mint who also is willing to follow this path or forum and you've written and said that the a

r.t. right. now finally let's head to germany where one man's rubbish as proven to be another man's sporting success the rubbish bin world cup taking place and how the medscape germany belgium austria i'm a luxembourg sending a total of sixty garbage. experts to compete in the event plenty of challenges awaiting competitors in this rather rubbish sport local favorite norman schaefer the man laying waste to the competition three layoff no concern as he added to his collection of titles eventual disposing of the opposition and winning time of twenty one point one second. and congratulations to him that is all from the world of sport for now but i'll be back with plenty more in just under two hours time here and i'll tell you join me then wild weather is next followed by the headlines with. the. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you

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r.t. cairo. and the other head can you are forced to behold. should it be cheaper to eat a tomato yeah yeah it should. be that the world we live. to eat organic or normal gannett that's the question our resident reporter the answer is from the streets of new york coming up a little later for. now russia's air force has been celebrating its in teen areas spectacular style in the skies over the moscow region a three day display will see national and foreign aviation aces perform death defying stunts more than one hundred planes and helicopters are taking part in the event including russia's latest state of the art fighter the t. fifty the show also includes a restored planes from their first on the second world war was they were trained russian knights and the swedes will be soaring in the skies over the weekend and the ground in recently made the military a top priority with a valve to spend one hundred twenty billion dollars upgrading their air force over the next year. and to some other world news in brief this hour libyan army draco and seen

r.t. brussels. plenty more stories from. the wiki leaks website is headed by a fresh wave of attacks from its online. standing ovations in london condemnation at home saudi arabia's first female olympians have been met with. heroes. it is easy to. download the official. so for language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. t.v. is not required to watch all its hear all you need. to watch r.t. any time any of the. one of the poorest nations on earth bangladesh is also one of the world's top clothes producers but in meeting foreign commercial demands factory workers suffer extreme poverty and the tourists a harsh working conditions are cheese priya sridhar investigates why no one is being taken into account to get it out i want to sew or smoke that's the last thing i saw before i faint and i don't know what happened afterwards lovely day was only eleven when she almost died in a fire in the garment factory where she was working making only fifty cents a day to help her family survive while lovely escaped many in bangladesh having five hundred workers have d

in a shopping if you want reports suggest the gaza strip is heading towards a humanitarian catastrophe r.t. dot com has the details. if you. download the official up location so choose your language stream quality i've enjoyed your favorite. t.v. is not required to watch all its all you need is your mobile device watchdog to be any toy any part of. the society from moscow now the u.k. is planning to launch a crackdown on illegal immigration next month's growing weary of massive numbers of people abusing the country's flawed system many come to britain then vanish into thin air with authorities unable to trace them argue sarah first has a story. the black hole of the u.k. immigration system easy to get in but no one's been properly tracking who should be and is going out last month chief inspector john vine revealed just how bad things at the u.k. border agency were guessing when he discovered more than one hundred fifty thousand migrants that have been refused the right to remain in the k. had simply disappeared some people may have left the country some of them most still be here i think

r.t. dot com. and while online i head over to. channel as well. as perpetrators two years in prison last week but it hasn't put off. this the latest pussy riot support performance causing destruction in one of germany's major features watch it all in full on the on t.v. you tube channel. thirty two people have been arrested in libya in connection with recent bomb attacks in the capital all those detained are said to belong to a network of loyalists of the country's former leader moammar gadhafi and reportedly been receiving financial backing from abroad for the attack comes one year after tripoli fell into rebel hands. and international affairs analyst believes it's many different groups including. could well be behind the ongoing chaos. we can see that there is the there is the. pro forces. both recognizing these political process that they keep these. there is that there are going to cause trouble there might be or there it is too. there. you have the red cross. we. just these fighters. see step. a recent wave of social protests in israel has ex

reports suggest the gaza strip is heading towards a humanitarian catastrophe r.t. dot com has the details. wealthy british style. that's what i'd like for the. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cause or a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into a report on our. well with the. technology innovation all the developments around russia we've got this huge area covered. in recent years the u.k.'s borders have become known for being as leaky as a c.v. was thousands of illegal immigrants pouring into the country but now the government's finally decided to shore up the ship and get a grip on the problem however it faces a difficult dilemma now only have they been able to stop people flooding in but they can't seem to keep track of them when they are there artists are first has a story. the black hole of the u.k. immigration system easy to get in but no one's been properly tracking who should be and is going out last month chief inspector john vine revealed just how bad things at the u.k. border agenc

predictable they could go anywhere later they head of the syrian friendship association tells r.t. that it's no coincidence that syria's violence spilling out in neighboring states. to belief is that the violence what we're seeing you know this has nothing to do with the forum this has to do with destroying the people who also have a lot of testimonies from people in syria that a lot of the rebels members of the syrian free army are foreign nurse so the violence we're seeing no it's not a syrian products. that it's near to the jordanian border there it's not a coincidence that the trouble starts at the border because this undermines once again the influence from abroad it's a lot of outside forces and the governments are interested to see. troy's syria. to pick out the room first we have to pick out syria and i'm quite convinced that if they would succeed to destroy syria the next door to bits will be hezbollah in lebanon and one of these these two allies or taken outs. they will concentrate one hundred percent told me. you can catch more from chris johnson of the syrian friendship

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loyalists from a rooftop in aleppo a key flashpoint in the worsening conflict the head of one independent media outlet in syria told r.t. that he's puzzled why the rebels are pleading for foreign action when they claim to . half the people support. when anybody talks about a no fly zone they are talking about a regional war they know quite well that the syrian army will not allow any foreign power or foreign armies to interfere within the syrian land and any attempt to create a safe zone or a no fly zone will be on the tour by war and any war between syria and turkey or syria and any need to nation will turn into a large regional war in syria is a part of a huge alliance and for instance the iranians just last week made it clear that if any foreign power tries to interfere in syria they would not just watch their strongest ally for stephen workers are being attacked have seen rebels kill people in the streets floater them with knives and then mr clinton comes and gives them money they lost in the masters they are losing in any poll as we speak and as usual whenever the they find themselves in a pickle like this they ca

head to our t.v. dot com for details. here with r.t. and i'm minutes past the hour and a protester and a soldier been killed in a shoot out between anti regime demonstrators and an army patrol in saudi arabia it's the latest violence in the country's qatif region that's home to minority shi'ite muslims who demand social reforms the opposition has been calling for an end to discrimination by the sunni monarchy since march last year and a neighboring both brain activists say dozens have been arrested after an evening riot on thursday the clash left forty five people injured after security officers used tear gas and stun grenades to disperse protesters who were demanding political freedom and an end to the old rule human rights activist saeed hadi almost always says the nation's government closes its eyes to the real concerns of the people. the problem though they all sort of always sought to change the subject and saying there was. only additions crimes against them. on the other. but by only do you. know who the trying to use. against th

r.t. moscow. u.s. stocks all still falling with bush says about will head to an all time high wall thanks book is something to a new ally in the time for an early tech sector retreat and the best is also on european leaders meeting at it this way moving on to the european markets and still struggling for direction as investors remain all know funds until this stuff is are in place to pull the price is one of the topics and spreads to dominate is greece's request for an extension to expand out of the common core as it continues to give modest gains from its a day as mother should just about getting as you can see pretty soon we're ready for lots of us off the european central bank said that the reports of plan to tap the government going guilds is the euro zone was misleading so there's no way to have the prices so that they will the russian ruble benefited from the u.s. dollar finished up makes against the main cards is that those who do the fed was the meeting minutes to about this week the russian markets as you can see in just firmly entrenched in negative territory this monday as russia's top trading p

r.t. . today i'm at capital economics talking to roger bootle he's the head of the winning team in the wolfson prize which is the competition to find the least disruptive way for a country to exit the euro logical thanks very much for talking to us now this wealth and prize the competition why was it important to you to put together such a strong and treaty i was fascinated by the question that lord wilson posed and as i thought about it i quickly became aware that no one of really satisfactorily even i think attempted to answer is no i thought we could learn a lot as well as contributing quite a lot in trying to answer it and that's what we did and talk me through your winning entry very briefly country wanting to leave the euro must prepare a plan in secret among a very small group of senior ministers and officials pretty much as soon as the plan is agreed it must be enacted in order to prevent news leaking out the banks will have to be closed over the relevant period which is probably a week and during that period capital controls will be in place almost say the friday night it will be anno

r.t. reporting from madrid spain. well today's financial guru has spoken to the former head of risk at. back of scotland who actually turned into a whistle blower and is now exposing financial fraud. next hour for the kaiser reporter you'll get all the details on that here's a preview. what percentage of those working in regulatory oversight in compliance in the industry are clean that is the thing they're not corrupt when i was working on wall street for example at paine webber and oppenheimer and shearson every every year at christmas time i would bribe our compliance officer as did every broker at these firms there was no that compline up there was crooked you give a big enough christmas bonus any over overlooks margin requirement deficiencies the overlooked fraud he overlooks all the tricks of the trade there's two points the first is you have to have no professional qualifications to be a chief risk officer a chief compliance officer or a chief internal audit and so that's one thing the second thing is if you report to the executive what's going on the second you stick your head ab

r.t. dot com so you can now or you should be able to head over there for any stories or features that you may have missed that's the have a quick look and see what is standing by there right now a scandal of the paralympics again serving as a symbol of world unity overshadowed by accusations that have outraged disabled ticket holders. bus so terrifying that it effects as a suicide rates in the u.s. army reach. the average of now more than fourteen people committing suicide. or it is nearly twenty minutes past the hour here in moscow international observers in syria have begun winding down their mission which expires on sunday after the u.n. security council decided not to prolong their mandate and the move is viewed as disappointing by russia which sees the mission is key to finding a political way out of the war artie's anastasio reports from new york. regretfully for russia we have to see the united nations security council did in fact decide to not prolong the mission the mandate of the observer mission in syria of the united nations now there were two conditions for this mandate to ke

those who don't make it through simply bow their heads in the air and silent defiance they know another degrading struggle lies ahead next week. policy r.t. jerusalem. taking a brief look at some other news making headlines around the world for you this hour the. suspected al qaeda militants in yemen have killed at least one thousand soldiers in an attack targeting an intelligence office in the south of the country officials also say nine officers and three civilians were wounded the gunman used rocket propelled grenades and automatic weapons when they were forced their way into a building's courtyard. remains highly active in southern yemen where separatists are seeking independence from the north. at least five militants have been killed in a u.s. drone attack in pakistan they small town near the afghan border was targeted as muslims held a festival marking the end of ramadan the number of attacks in pakistan by american unmanned aircraft has drastically increased this year and certain regions are considered to harbor members of al qaeda and the taliban the strikes are criticized throughout the country for violating pakistan's sovereig

those who don't make it through simply bow their heads in where and silent defiance they know another degrading struggle lies ahead next with. paulus the r.t . well do remember you can always check out many more reports from our middle east correspondent for the r.t. dot com and many other items are lined up for you there right now including one kind hearted woman in philadelphia could be slapped with a hefty fine just for giving food to children. plus a modern day robin hood tough austerity cuts drive one spanish mayor to turn to in order to put food on the table of those who need it most. part of ten minutes until the kaiser report for an hour the world update will start in pakistan where at least five militants have been killed in a u.s. drone attack a small town near the afghan border was targeted as muslims held a festival marking the end of ramadan the number of attacks in pakistan by american unmanned aircraft has drastically increased this year certain regions are considered to be supported by al qaeda and the taliban and the strikes are criticized throughout the republic for violating the country's sovereignty. curiosity rover has

those who don't make it through simply bow their heads in prayer and silent defiance they know another degrading struggle lies ahead next week. paulus the r.t. . taking a brief look at other news from around the world suspected al qaeda militants in yemen have killed at least one thousand nine. hundred and intelligence officers in the south of the country officials also say nine officers and three civilians were wounded the gunmen use rocket propelled grenades and automatic weapons when they force their way into a building is quote shot al qaeda remains highly active in south or in yemen where separatists are seeking independence from the north. at least five militants have been killed in a u.s. drone attack in pakistan a small town near the afghan border was targeted as muslims are held a festival marking the end of ramadan the number of attacks in pakistan by american unmanned eight crabbed has just sickly increase this year as certain regions are considered to be supported by al qaeda and the taliban the strife criticized throughout the republic for violating the country's sovereignty. now says curiosity rover has begun work on planet ma

those who don't make it through simply bow their heads in prayer and silent defiance they know another degrading struggle lies ahead next week oh paulus the r.t. . remember you can always check out more reports from our middle east correspondents at r.t. dot com and here's a taste of what else is there for you. the rains crack down on the opposition anger from international human rights groups after a prominent protest leader gets a three year sentence. plus a modern day robin hood toughest already cuts drive a spanish mayor to mastermind robberies and give money away to the poor. private military firms are now as big a part of modern war as death and destruction and they operate in an industry has image has been destroyed by the alleged crimes of blackwater in iraq so at least on bart and went to meet some new players in the field who are on a p.r. offensive. fighting for profit traders as old as. the modern private military contracting is a growing market and russian companies want in on the action this training is to home the skills of the stuff and it is military training not just security but i want to be here in this forest outside mosc

secretary saying that millions of pounds are will be heading over to the opposition or alternately the armed opposition in syria and we do apologize here on r.t. we're just we're just trying to reestablish our connection with mr walker if i do try to you can hear me now as we're just making a very good indeed as we were just listening to william hague millions of pounds now are being sent to support the armed opposition who we hear were increasingly being aided by radical islamists from abroad is that a wise idea do you think that is a huge dilemma the british government has increased tenfold its assistance to non-lethal assistance to the rebels or to the civilians as mr hague really stressed in a sense the british government is taking sides technically in internal conflict. in a sovereign state now is that wise we don't know obviously medical equipment and medical aid is very much welcomed however we need to remember that only yesterday a turkish member of the parliament said that ambulances used to clear wounded persons from inside syria into turkey are actually taking ammunition and weaponry to inside syria and we been hearing similar repo

hatred in the motherland you can head to our website to find out more about this why these groundbreaking athletes are being labeled villains on heroes. download the official r.t. application so choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite from our now t.v. is not required to watch on t.v. all you need is your mobile device to watch r.t. any time any. one of the poorest nations on earth bangladesh is also on the world's top close produces to but in meeting foreign commercial demands factory workers suffer extreme poverty often in the torricelli hard working conditions of his prius free there investigates then why no one is being held to account. i get it i want to sew or smoke that's the last thing i saw before i fainted i don't know what happened afterwards lovely day was only eleven when she almost died in a fire in the garment factory where she was working making only fifty cents a day to help her family survive while lovely escaped many in bangladesh having five hundred workers have died in garment factory fires in the past five years i suffer a lot now i still have to buy medicine it still hurts a lot of my hands hurt my legs hurt too it's

r.t. business there's good to see you early evening in moscow mid-morning in the big apple any news on wall street still a we're going to head over that just now because the u.s. stocks it's looking like they're set to continue their around the first third day now with better than estimated corporate earnings with the largest provider of suspension in the u.s. . climbing over to. our second largest us not to gas producer as well chesapeake over five percent in the biggest profits in history is that two of the biggest movers is also speculation that the global central bank will be forced to sometime soon as has been super healthy games is no surprise with those results bulls are heading to europe and see what's happening there it's been a choppy session in days who got the first just about managing to hold onto its gain ever so slightly one basis point there for a modest indeed we got the daft hard five percent opposed to now the big topic of discussion today in the u.k. based bank the child says it's now dropped paying around twenty percent just until now now the situation is this is just kind of a silly way the bank has bee

you can head online for more pictures of this very cute car bartie dot com. you're watching the weekly with me rory sushi here on r.t on the threshold of the first anniversary of the fall of tripoli libya seems to be marking the event with violence and chaos and the latest in a series of recent attacks on sufi shrines salafi islamists are blamed for blowing up and bulldozing a fifteenth century sanctuary now sectarian tensions in libya have reached new levels after two soofi religious sites were destroyed by salah fits government security forces this against the background of severe ethnic clashes which have spiraled since colonel gadhafi was forced out most recently at least twelve people were killed and dozens injured after the fighting and parties used heavy weaponry including anti aircraft guns political analyst and consultant peter things libya will only descend further into chaos that libya is following the same trend as all the other countries where there was a war through. we have the same scenario in iraq we have the same situation in afghanistan we've got the situation in libya which was again a force regi

r.t. that she's proud of her son. to be one is the number of calls i wish he'd done this is nothing. that is this is heading this to get down to the intense do it will that it. should keep the stalls. of torture and for all involved it funny to which of course i please i say. let's return now to syria specifically how its tragic events are unfolding across the media from any foreign outlets it's simple reports that back up the push for regime change get top priority as exam a boy or explain. right now we're seeing a story about joining the camp when a japanese journalist travelling with syrian rebels converted to islam it wasn't just his old name he abandoned. but for those around him he still being someone who reports on the conflict he became one of the few scammer hanging in place of a rifle. while religious conversion of journalist is rare on the syrian front lines becoming political disciples on one side the rebels is almost the norm for many reporting to the world in the past week of coverage c.n.n. has the earth five packages from the syrian frontlines all detailing the plight of those fighting the g

r.t. that she's proud of her son. and two we have one is the number of calls on which he did that don't answer no. that is the this is heading this to get down to the intense to the world at least it should. be stored. torture. and for all involved to be funny to which of course i completely support my son. i mean watch your exclusive interview with julian assange his mother on air again in fifteen minutes time tonight we bring up to date on some top news stories from around the world at first an attack by kurds in the southeast turkey's killed at least one soldier and wounded several others the rebels opened fire on a military outpost as troops were breaking their ramadan fast that sundown on thursday violence has grown in the area as kurds seek autonomy in the region it's thought groups on the border are taking advantage of on rest in neighboring syria right now. greece's decision to privatized a bank brought a crowd of angry employees in athens in one of the biggest protests in weeks over five thousand staff of the formerly state owned bank of five days into a nationwide strike now fearing for their jobs greek banks have

r.t. the arctic. and just to clarify for another i was an expedition not an exhibition as i've been saying for the past couple of hours and that's only if my head is somewhere else i think in my head i'm out a museum or watching an exhibition that's when you're focusing on my color as you go where i can recall it so where every day well i'll save the green for you tomorrow so. thanks very much indeed and looking forward to more obviates next hour in just a few moments will be looking at some spice here financial had lines the kaiser report is coming your way in just a few minutes right after they have lines. nuclear fashionable side. radioactive fallout old government betrayal of the government. everything law and claude and claude how can the truth be revealed if there's no official evidence there was indeed a very great danger to the servicemen concerned who will give them no problem protection and to the people of this country generally because all right deal like the full. the secrets of the u.k.'s nuclear tests explain. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images being from the streets of canada. corp the day. yo

heads in prayer and find and defiance they know another degrading struggle next week. or remember again always check out more of course from our middle east correspondent at r.t. dot com here's a taste of what else is there for you. bahrain's crackdown on the opposition triggering anger from international human rights groups after prominent protest leader gets a three year sentence plus a modern day robin hood toughest already cuts drive a spanish mayor to mastermind robberies and give money away to the poor. private military firms are now as a big part of modern war as death and destruction and they operate in an industry whose image has been destroyed by the alleged crimes of blackwater in iraq and went to meet some new players in the field who are on a p.r. offensive. fighting for profit to trade is as old as warfare itself but modern private military contracting is a growing market and russian companies want in on the action to move this training is to hone the skills of the staff and it is military training not just security they don't want to be here in this forest outside moscow they want to be working in places like iraq and afghanistan. russian securi

r.t. he believes that terrorists are taking advantage of egypt's weak security following its uprising. the attack was first of all. tensions between israel and egypt that's going to be. the answer is headed my end and second of all we have to get rid of these organizations that violence. and justify. in the act itself as an ideological goal. there were moves in as. a responsible decision. should be trying to increase cooperation with israel in order to ensure that these kind of. terrorists are not able to carry out their plans so very absent opportunities for. closer together the islamists and especially do you have is that we're talking about you know have been for years. now what they're doing is taking advantage of the fact that there is an unstable situation in egypt but if you just live as we've seen now across the region egypt syria i mean all the other countries north africa and what we're going to see is chaos and that is what we're seeing unfortunately. but let's have a quick look at some other stories making headlines around the world to doings of left at least ten people dead in iraq in the latest incident a bomb planted under many bus traveling south of the capital of baghdad

i know i will be heading to the republican national convention in tampa over the weekend i'll keep that in mind i do like your black flag peter and your very fashionable. ryan right r.t. web producer andrew black with a preview of what's trending today it's gross. switching gears now there's an armada of secret prisons around the world and as it turns out many of them are run and or funded by the united states now over the last few years president obama has closed many of the cia's so-called black sites where methods like waterboarding and wall slamming were commonplace but it turns out there are ways of getting around the perception of torture and those ways are still going on today let's bring in jason ditson news editor at antiwar dot com jason let's first talk about something called extraordinary rendition where suspected terrorists are transferred to countries known to employ harsh interrogation techniques from your research now now and lately how common is this a well the scary thing is it's completely unclear how common this is it's been happening of course for the past decade since early in the bush administration and we know it's still going on because even

central bank heads around the world with russia getting a better grade than the fed an easy be that story and plenty of others in our business next with dmitri. in a warm welcome to business r.trussia's central bank chairman has landed near top notch in the global bankers rating beating ben bernanke he and mary are drug global finance magazine as graded fifty central bankers with marks from a to d. on the basis of several criteria including levels of inflation and climate in their countries the biggest grades were given to only six heads of financial regulators including the ones from australia canada and israel interestingly the chairman of russia's central banks of gig nattie of over took his colleagues from the fed and the e.c.b. he was given a b. plus great while ben bernanke you marry a druggie had to be content with just b. and b. minus respectively. well a second ago what was happening on the stock markets on thursday this is the closing picture for europe many reasons to be depressed for investors on this trading session mainly because of the u.s. jobless benefits standing flat and that means hiring is basically at a halt and the economy is not developing really quick