expel the weakest members fourteen percent support sanctions imposing financial discipline and even r.t. if you think a single currency requires a single government log on to r.t. dot com have your say. a famine themed credit card is hitting the u.s. markets just in time for holiday shopping but it relates to one of the most painful episodes in ukraine's history when millions of people starved to death across the soviet union with an estimated three million lives claimed in just ukraine alone and as artie's alexia shafting reports there are many in kiev who view the move as america's attempt to cash in on tragedy. almost a decades on ukraine still mourns those who died in the 1930's famine in the u.s.s.r. known here as the whole of the more and it's a rare example where political forces more used to in fighting put aside their differences to unite in common cause now the ukrainian diaspora in the united states is joining in remembrance in a rather peculiar fashion to the application for the whole of them are quite a card. will be able to allow the south asian traffic any one of them for ans

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back here with r.t. if you're just joining us these are the top stories the first lap of age of parliamentary poll sees the highest turnout average while the haze of uncertainty still harbors over the election with authorities slow to deliver their results. no way out germany's angela merkel admits europe's debt crisis is here to stay as leaders pinned their hopes on yet another a last minute deal to stave off financial meltdown. and a legal loophole in the u.k. allows thousands of foreign criminals to stay in the country convicted rapists murderers and beautiful use it to escape just punishment and divert attention. so the headlines here in our next hour will bring our special report on the tough decisions a soldier sometimes has to make a life and death moral dilemma of shooting to kill that's coming up in soldiers of conscience are to. you know. i'm out of the things that happened in iraq. make when people ask me if i killed anybody. the more it's not as clear cut as the portrayed in the movie. there was

economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headline is joining in to cause a report on r.t. . if. you would be soo much brighter if you knew all about song from funniest impressions. please for instance on t.v. dot com. breaking news story four people all confirmed dead off to a russian oil rig in the country's far we sinks injuring a store the search operations continuing throughout the night fourteen people have so far been rescued but schools remain missing. in today's all the main news in the week's top stories a fresh clashes flare up in western kansas just days after a demonstration by oil workers ended with eleven people that. the west and its allies crash on the syrian regime as russia fights to get its strong resolution accepted at the u.n. aimed at solving the crisis peacefully. the wait is finally over as russia is accepted as a fully fledged member of the world trade organization off to eighteen years of tough talk. now you know is up next with all the latest for us. thanks alex great to have you with us this is sport today plenty ahead over the next ten minutes or so

r.t. if you're going to sort of reporting now twenty minutes past the hour here in moscow british prime minister david cameron has taken a stand in parliament to defend his firm no to a new european union treaty he said the changes were not in the country's interests and lacked sufficient financial safeguards in southern europe meantime a debt ridden greece at a round of meetings with international austerity inspectors seeking a new tranche of a debt bailout dr hartley all the chief economist at standard chartered bank says with the latest rescue at. the eurozone is just heading deeper into crisis the euro can't survive in its current format what we saw last week apart from the u.k. veto was once again a cop out from the european leaders they haven't come up with a comprehensive solution so we're seeing a further muddle through i don't think it's going to collapse but difficulties will remain to survive in its current form the euro area needs to become a political union the germans have a cle

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from the survivors who are now receiving a little treat follow artie's twitter feed and our website r.t. . if you. ten minutes past the hour here in moscow the body of north korea's veteran leader kim jong il who died of a heart attack on saturday has been put on display in pyongyang his son and successor kim jong un was the first to pay his final respects video from the country also shows thousands of mourners or weeping in the streets the news of the north's neighbors on high alert fearing instability in the region japan called a special security meeting while south korea said its military is standing ready but peace on the korean peninsula depends on how much pressure the outside world puts on the north this according to the former head of the un's atomic watchdog i think it is important that they are outside the world. does not make. threats from the outside by to make them provocative in the north korean situation first of all we know that within the range from north korea so even without nuclear weapons. the risk is. if you look at here there could be a risk also of. forces in japan. an

r.t. if. you stay with us here on t.v. time now for the. business off date with dmitri. thanks for hello and welcome to business on see the man full process fossilize is coming under pressure from the ongoing financial turmoil in europe russia's largest protest producer says it's most likely to come for an auction at the beginning of next year to maintain prices. there is and it's a general. sentiment in the market people are cautious everybody's afraid that there will be a complete. financial markets will the business which is not the fat for the day and be this way and we think that most probably in the first quarter of two thousand and twelve we will have to do snowboarding. it's a reduced demand too much we can expect. somebody to auction off ten fifteen percent can be expected and will use of these will do in order to. function. so you are going to market is this our oil house shot up over the past hour now more than two and a half dollars however the light sweet and brand that it's made for cost that u.s. stockpiles are declining also added pressures speculation of

so for now the headlines are next with cabin do stay with r.t. if you can. the be. all over the news. of the hit. the world live from science technology innovation all the moves developments from around russia we've got the few jerks covered. line in russia would be soon which brightened if you knew about the song from france to pressure these. groups for a new start on t.v. dot com. by from moscow this is our take it's kevin owen here tonight and these are all top stories dozens of new civilian deaths are reported in syria as the arab league is up to monitor the implementation of a peace plan but hundreds of mercenaries from abroad are allegedly fighting for regime change there now the u.n. estimates more than five thousand civilians have been killed in syria since march while the regime claims its fighting an armed insurgency from that from abroad. shifting to the east pakistan with an eye on the few.

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it's twenty four minutes past ten am here watching business on r.t. if the euro were based on the strength of the greek economy it would be worth less than one dollar according to the single currency is more than thirty percent overvalued when measured against greece's financial health and contrast burbank's says the euro is undervalued by about five percent for germany and france and given them a competitive advantage analysts say to resolve the situation and the level the playing field it would be easier to allow inflation of france and germany rather than a deflationary groups. ellice now have a look at the market oil is trading higher and speculation is that the tensions in the middle east will curb supplies iran says all could reach two hundred fifty dollars a barrel if it sees more pressure on snoo clear program another boost is coming from europe where they knew italian prime minister mario monti could spend thirty billion euros on a sweeping austerity package. asian shares are higher japan's nikkei he's adding less than half a percent building on

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right there your friday headlines here on r.t. if you stay with us if you can the. setting out to recap the most exciting events of two thousand and eleven in this exclusive. hello and welcome to the program on this weeks moscow out special we'll be looking over the highlights of the past year twenty eleven has been an exciting year for the world of russian culture and indeed for the mosque are out so over the next twelve minutes we'll be really introducing you to some of the best bits from culture news and shows we've produced over the past twelve months and first up what had to be the most exciting events of the whole year the reopening of the bolshoi theatre. as the main cultural symbol of russia twenty eleven saw the bolshoi theatre finally returned to its former glory striking day or night illuminated exterior now shines proud of the years of being covered by scaffolding canvas and building materials. the reconstruction took six years and cost billions of rubles but now the pull of space is open to the public it can continue to nurture and showcase the present

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r.t. well it's deja vu all over again for the third time our divided congress cannot agree on a spending bill if lawmakers don't come to some sort of an agreement by midnight friday a partial gover. and shutdown well in sewin americans will see higher taxes on their paychecks and as the drama and bickering back and forth between congress plays out once again it seems there is no desire for republicans and democrats to compromise and the american people are fed up with polls now showing their approval in the single digits senator bennett put that figure into perspective for us my goodness the internal revenue service has a forty percent approval rating compared to or nine percent b.p. had a sixteen percent approval rating at the height of the oil spill and were it nine percent there's an actor says that fifteen percent more people support the united states becoming communist i don't for the record. so while they can't agree on a spending bill and almost anything else it seems they only thing they can agree on are questionable controversial bills like the defense authorization act recently passed

if you stay with us. where you are watching r.t. here's our other main news today and for the week more deadly violence in the wake of the kazakstan crackdown which saw eleven striking oil workers killed at an independence day gathering in. the arab league gives a damascus until wednesday to stop the bloodshed while russian pushes its resolution of the security council calling for both sides in syria to talk. and russia. welcome to the global trade club almost twenty years of to solve the enemy brings both advantages and some tough competition. a very warm welcome to you west in kazakstan is experiencing further violence in the wake of a deadly independence day clash the longest of fighting saw or rather the latest fighting so one person killed and eleven others injured at a rally against friday's lethal crackdown on striking oil workers r.t. if you go to prison off is across the latest for us from the central asian country . on saturday a group of protesters blocked a really station including bass engine train with over three hundr

is all been put in its pentagon designed and it's a total control grid just as richard stallman on r.t. if you days ago world famous free software philosophy father said that facebook all the system. our design google is western intelligence facebook all of it. it's just amazing that they've gone from denying this big brother system to just admitting it and you know alex you've been warning us about brit big brother watching and this new product from wiki leaks prove that this is in fact happening but it's not only our government the spying transcends borders apparently these companies surveillance companies they're not they're not shying away from selling it to countries that have that the west hasn't really liked to dictators. so why would these companies turn a blind eye and sell to to these regimes of of dictators well that's what they say on the surface but most of these mega companies are western they're based in europe western europe and one of the united states australia new zealand that that constellation of once free prosperous nations that have been taken over by the big six meg

striking workers were also reports streamed russian journalists have been detained in the country r.t. if you go to spin off is the latest from kazakhstan. on saturday a group of protesters blocked a really station including a badge and train with over three hundred people on board in western kazakhstan in total seven bastard trains in three three trains were delayed and at around eight pm local time six pm moscow time police came in trying to disperse the crowd but instead a group of their own fifty people and the opportunity to call them now showed fierce resistance they were going to set a locomotive on fire of tumultuous cocktails at the train and at the police some of them reportedly moved into. a setting a christmas tree going for a breaking shop windows car windows and cetera and authorities say that their actions at one point became a threat to the lives of the locals and off the of the of the o.t. so they had to use force including a live rounds as a result twelve people were hospitalized with gunshot wounds and one of them died this particularly rally was actually initially orga

economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines joining to cause a report on r.t. . if lines. would be soon which brightened if you knew about song from phones to impressions. please phones totty dot com. these top stories from r t tens of thousands gather for a peaceful rally in the russian capital demanding a rerun of parliamentary elections president dmitri medvedev valves that folder reforms promising an overhaul of the country's political system. the head of the arab league's mission to syria arrives in damascus amid fresh claims of pinelands international pressure mounts on the syrian regime to end its crackdown on protesters as violence intensifies across the country with people struggling under the heavy weight of western sanctions. and the end of an era for north korea a country mourns the death of its ruler kevin jong il as his youngest son steps into power hailed as the new supreme commander news of the leaders pouncing put the state's neighbors on high alert calls and fears for the region's mounting uncertainty. as is r t now the sports news with oman. hello

to dagestan russia close up on r.t. . if you. want to. welcome back to cross talk i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing what's next for the euro. and you can. start. ok and i'd like to go back to you in london before we start talking more about if the euro can survive how democratic is all this process because i find it very curious is that merkel and sarkozy are giving an ultimatum to you all members of the european union saying by friday you have to agree to this and it has to be unanimous and then sometime in the spring we'll talk about the proposals that seems like it's getting everything backwards and i mean are the people of the european union in the euro is that eurozone have any voice in what's going to be done with this common currency it is a common currency after all. it's not only undemocratic and that is worrying and they and the people of europe have never really been involved in for example the drafting of the maastricht treaty which set up this disastrous policy framework but it's worse than that because the peo

first preliminary results will be announced at the central election committee headquarters where r.t. if you consider the gretsch over is standing by for us we can now wants to hurt you get through the committee has been monitoring this turnout throughout the day although there is no threshold for the election to be valid just how active have been russians have russians been coming out and picking the parliament this time around. the latest we received here at the headquarters of the central election committee is that a turnout in the elections for russia's state duma has almost reached fifty percent and this is preliminary information will be getting reports on the final turnout in less than an hour from now off to russia's western most city votes on its polling stations shut down meanwhile opposition parties have already claimed that there have been violations at several polling stations across the country have been also reports on one hungers hacker attacks and some newspapers and other groups websites for instance united russia claims its website was in filter. meanwhile internationa

a new beginning in russia's moves discover the arctic circle on r.t. . if you. want to. welcome back your cross talk on your lapel to remind you we're discussing what's next for north korea. ok jim if i go back to you in boston i think really all of us if we look on the international dimension of all of this here we're all looking at what china is thinking in china said it was quoting quote shock shock by the passage of the the korean leader i find that hard to believe but that's what they said and because we've been waiting for this shock for three years at least i mean china is it has the most interesting gambit in all of this because it doesn't want to see the north korean regime collapse because it would be the collateral damage of that would hurt the chinese by far the most. but with with refugees and just who knows what kind of radical you know elite military elite with militant with nuclear weapons what they would want in return for some kind of you know exit strategy but see that at the same time the chinese are saying why don't you just do what we've done for the

implications you mentioned pakistan a moment ago we will get to pakistan in just just a minute or so here on r.t. if i may though the u.s. has claimed additional troops will stay longer to advise afghan security forces is that hiding any other motivation here what are america's real goals in afghanistan after more than a decade of war is still chasing the taliban. well our you know it's an unfortunate historical reality that long after the immediate security needs in the rat race on that or for u.s. forces is over this stay on they will be says and then they hunker down and their views you don't get people either with united states has view security through the lenses of its military bases which continue to be over seven hundred in number so although there is an argument that president obama and his team are now moving towards into an area will be a stage security policy reared they will have only counterterrorism you know through braun's and probably cockers and that they don't really want people on the ground occupying countries for a long time the reality is that the pentagon is pushing for the s

break here after a short break we'll continue our discussion i got a chance like you see stay with r.t. . if you. want to. whether you dive from high or to the depths. catch the power of the wind or drift in the puti of the currents. being well prepared is a must and if you're lucky enough. you'll never forget your experience only nice them a screen that's going to be heaven. in the white sea oppose and below the ice on our team. ride to clean ghost town. squandered money. abandon. what is now. more than sixty square kilometers an environmental devastation and those who are still surprisingly in line i'm finding we're just there it's very bad out here. but not saying hardly any birds squirrels you know. ducks you know i don't know what's going on here. on the green on the marquee. well. we're talking about the legacy of me how can i jump. in. but first let's see what russians think about it the last leader of the soviet union much of is now eighty years old his name was forever linked with the times to reform the soviet system and his policies have received different assessments through the

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ten stories that shape two thousand and eleven r.t. . if you. want to. follow in the welcome to cross talk i'm peter a little bit dull choose here of two thousand and eleven the world changed in ways hardly anyone could have expected we witnessed the rise of people power on a global scale the passage of some of the greatest minds of our time and the death of ruthless dictators and as the year ends the health of the geopolitical order and economy are in doubt. and you can. start. to cross out the major events that took place in two thousand and eleven i'm joined by mark levine in nashville he's a senior fellow with the truman national security project and a talk radio host in milwaukee we have jeffrey summers he's an associate professor of political economy at the university of wisconsin milwaukee and in irvine we cross to mark divine he is professor of history at the university of california irvine all right gentlemen this is cross like you can jump in anytime you want but first let's have a look at some of the events that made this year's headlines. jan

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well you know i wrote a post for r.t. if that blog and i talk about the talk about basically what what for me what it was and it's total distrust in our government i feel betrayed i feel that the bush administration lied us into this war and that obama is doubling down the lies and that it's just it's just ruined a lot of what i think about the great part about america is it's a great country and i lost a lot of friends there i was at a lot of friends that were killed and nobody can take them back and if you look if you're in iraq or if you're a muslim and you're thinking about the afghans pakistanis and iraqis i've been killed it's unimaginable the amount of trauma that's been caused by this war michael i want to talk to you about sort of what's left behind he mentioned it a little bit when you were talking about you know the growth of the defense contracting industry it's not just the people guarding the embassy it's not just all those contractors as you say that are there now that are going back that's a whole lot of weap

financial union with stronger controls and regulations let's get some more from this correspondent or r.t. if you're going to spin off our live for us in frankfurt you go to tell us exactly what is the german chancellor actually proposing here. well the german chancellor continued pressing on the policy clearly being put forward by germany and france which are the keep your zone and the idea is to create a fiscal union which would include all seventeen members of the eurozone perhaps all members of the european union is well it would create more centralization of power more control over state budgets and more importantly over their debts and de facto be introduction of such a fiscal union it would also mean the replies all of the european union france and germany are also calling for the introduction of tougher sanctions against those countries which can't be their bills. added that she perfectly understands that in order to improve the situation in the eurozone and in the european union is not going to take a day or a week it's going to take perhaps even years but at the same time she stress

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we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion of state r.t. . if. you could want. please. slow sex slaves technology innovation all the rest of the limits around russia we've got the huge earth covered. and it. says. welcome back to cross talk computable about to remind you we're talking about the return of new. c. c c. ok jets and i go back to you in nashville i ask you just kind of just point blank are you like the man do you think he can beat barack obama. oh absolutely there's no question about it. in fact it's almost a situation of who can beat barack obama now because. if the if the republicans are smart what they're going to run next year on is when the republicans last controlled the government unemployment was at four point six percent the economy growing for fifty two consecutive months and gas was about two dollars and twenty two cents a gallon by the time obama's going to be up for election when the election is actually held next year employment is probably still unemployment rather still going to be north of nine percent the economy's

go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion i do get rich state r.t. . if you want to. hear in bygone days sleds were fighting to get around. but today they're more leisure than life line. what drives people to quit their modern lives and settle in remote woods. one finds them up to survive in the freezing cold. beginning in russia's new discover the arctic circle on r.t.e. . will do the. science technology innovation all the developments from around russia we've got the future covered. well. welcome back to crossfire computable remind you we're talking about the return of news. ok gentlemen i go back to you in nashville i ask you just kind of just point blank if you like the man do you think he can beat barack obama oh absolutely there's no question about it. in fact it's almost a situation of who can beat barack obama now because. if they're if the republicans are smart what they're going to run next year on is when the republicans last controlled the government unemployment was at four point six percent the economy growing for fifty two consecutive month

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going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion rich stay r.t. . if you. want . you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom hartman welcome to the big picture. wealthy british style. that's not on the title of. the market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report. on . more news today violence is once again fled up the film these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are old today. well. welcome back to rostock i'm peter without remind you we're talking about the return of new. ok jets and i go back to you in nashville and ask you just kind of just point blank if you like the man do you think he can beat barack obama oh absolutely there's no question about it. in fact it's almost a situation of wh