r.t. international news channel these are our top stories serbian general manager appeals exhibitions the european war crimes court and with widespread public anger over his arrest crowds rallied in belgrade the government of giving up a national hero to secure the e.u. membership. british apache helicopters prepared across the libyan skies as the u.k. steps up pressure on colonel gadhafi and its feared nato personnel to be put in significant danger now to. the u.s. government now is a system that can send a large and see text alerts to everyone but critics say it's just perpetuating a climate of fear in the country. the next thirty minutes we follow the journeys of four war veterans to find out what it means to be a good american soldier in the second part of our special report on r.t. . there was one particular incident still to stores today i wish i could take that day. given that. we went to an area near the baghdad stadium came into our area and actually start about seventy five meters from our vehicle that tells you how far the vehicle came into our perimeter. and. which is why we l

r.t. international headlines for barack obama confirms the killing of a solid in garden experts say his death with lots of morons around. russia's north caucuses the search for al qaeda terrorists snoozed follows a string of successful operations last week sixteen militants you know anything that's killing of colonel gadhafi something to strike sparks outrage in libya angry crowds burned the foreign embassies and french forces read good stuff from the country in the next hour he talks exclusively to the sons of the founder of the wiki leaks website and the man behind the leaking of thousands of classified diplomatic cables. julian lots of talking to r.t. now through the course of your work it's reasonable to assume that you have insights into how political decisions are being made what do you make of the recent events in the middle east and north africa do you think that we're seeing genuine social unrest or are we seeing some kind of orchestrated revolt and if so who do you think is behind all this is a genuine change in some parts of the middle east i mean egypt is a cleaner case so i was c

r.t. international from moscow when i was kevin zero in the top stories the parliament voted that the bloc should have a permit and seats at the un security council critics though say the union's got enough problems to solve back home without getting more involved internationally shippers. the crackdown on anti-government protests in syria intensifies and so does international pressure on the country to stop the bloodshed but many see sanctions and predicted call for regime change as echoes of these a bench in the libyan conflict. president medvedev says al qaeda is continuing to send a steady stream of agents to russia's north caucuses as they're often found among militants killed in anti terror operations the russian leader also stressed that terrorism is a shared problem and bin laden's death is beneficial to russian security. take thirty one next started talks to a member of the european parliament who says a growing a huge bureaucracy is needed to an inability to solve pressing problems on the continent. yes the deal m.e.p. heads the. block fighting to take control back from brussels

r.t. international but during last week's meeting with the israeli prime minister barak obama stressed to me that the peace deal between the israelis and the palestinians has to be placed on those pre-one nine hundred sixty seven war borders now then and that is a later speech to the jewish lobby in congress offered this statement of but how far do you think the washington is ready to go to accommodate israel these days. let me just checking if you can actually hear we have just a little quite a long question to you are you getting the sound to me. but i have some difficulty understanding you know problem let me make sure we heard all the statements that president obama issued late last week. and it appeared at one point that it was losing patience with israel how far do you think it will go to accommodate israel. and the i think we may have to convert this into a little bit later i think having a bit of a problem with the game yeah. yeah it will move around i hope we will come back to you later thanks ever so much for that and sorry about the technical hiccup we'll try to get back to a b

r.t. international from moscow thanks for being with us this monday night it's eight thirty pm now on kevin over the top stories russia says the unity of palestinian factions plays a key role in shaping a future palestinian state the statement came off the russian foreign ministers meeting with hamas and fatah in moscow. the opposition in georgia threatens to overthrow president saakashvili within days the country has been rocked by violent protests but demonstrators president not to give up their fight against what they've dubbed the criminal regime. of greece's debt spiraling out of control the rift with the lenders deepens the rising tension between the two was causing fault lines which some say now threatens the entire unity of the european union. next artesian stand with russia's justice minister who says the country's legal system has made major breakthroughs in the last twenty years but changes still need to be implemented to fight corruption of the courts. make some kind of all righteous justice minister thank you very much for being with me. although it is generally accepted that r

r.t. international thanks for being with us our top stories tonight the e.u. parliament voted that the bloc should have a permanent seat at the u.n. security council for critics say the union's enough problems to solve by kosovo without getting more involved in international issues. the crackdown on anti-government protests in syria intensifies and so does international pressure on the country to stop the bloodshed but many see sanctions and predicted calls for regime change as echoes of the intervention in the libyan conflict. president medvedev says al qaida is continuing to send a steady stream of agents to russia's north caucuses as they're awful found among the militants killed in anti terror operations russia needs to stress that terrorism is a shared problem and bin laden's death is beneficial to russian security. following on from the next artie's debate show cross-talk examines how u.s. policy in afghanistan is said to be transformed following the killing of our top terrorist. located welcome to crossfire nine people about with the killing of osama bi

r.t. international from moscow our top story today president medvedev says the jail. would pose no danger if freed in his biggest news conference since taking office also the russian leader stressed it was not the place to announce his plans for the presidential election but promised that would happen soon and in other issues much better said russia would not support a u.n. resolution on syria after the events of libya. egypt revolution broad an end to a dictatorship or as i should in sectarian division with religious clashes already claiming dozens of lives christians and muslims plain post revolution begins for failing to stem the worrying rise in interfaith violence. and big brothers battering sweden as the e.u. uses its legal clout to force the country to store people's online information so it remains one of the few nations trying to protect internet users privacy. programs continue and that not everyone is convinced mankind is boiling our planet into oblivion as r.t. his next. today i'm talking to johnny ball he's most famous for being a children's television pr

r.t. international from moscow thanks for choosing as for your news it's eleven pm here in moscow and my name's kevin now in our top story for you europe swelling nationalism is now saying scotland consider an independent future the scottish parliament has a nationalist party majority for the first time it wants a vote on separation it's been part of britain for over three hundred years but many scots of long thought they'd be better off alone bolstered by their offshore oil reserves. report. the starting pistol sounds in the race to independence for scotland the scottish national party now how to surprise majority in parliament and their hell bent on a referendum on breaking away from the u.k. . control over a resource and responsibility for the problems with country and be able to stand up and speak out in issues that matter to us. taking charge at home and making sure that we have a voice abroad revenues from oil and gas in the north sea worth an estimated twenty one billion dollars to the u.k. treasury every year scotland says the reserves are in their waters it's hard to imagine the u.k. w

r.t. international in just a couple of minutes time. today violence is once again flared up. these are the images. from the streets of canada. trying to corporations are today. it didn't start all of a sudden. it's a long story of destroying the living and their homage chops. there are. something leaks out here when they get done like that it's just if you took every fisherman out of the water and do something about that water in avatar protecting the habitat the fisheries it's going to nature's the steps by making way for the talks of the desert you look around museum and see that all the solar system obviously everybody here must be well off the incomes must be high road systems great number that's true. and you have billions of dollars oil and gas state. real baby drill. one needs from there are problems and one hypospray should consider potential areas for development in south atlantic and the gulf of mexico. and. assures that so much of the taxpayers' money i mean i would like to see if it real treatment.

r.t. international from moscow these are all top stories so in general rocco not it should peels his extradition to the european war crimes court but made widespread public anger over his arrest crowds rallied in belgrade accusing the government of giving up a national hero the security of membership. british apache helicopters prepared to cruise the libyan skies as the u.k. steps up pressure on congress but it's clear nato personnel could also be put in significantly more danger now. and the u.s. government's got a system that can send mergence in text and love to everyone but critics say it's just perpetuating a climate of fear in the country. next r.t. debates over who's going to replace don't expose card at the helm of the international monetary fund the i.m.f. what's cross-talk going to find out more just ahead. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from. the future coverage. you can. start. a low in welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle issues of relevance and even legitimacy as the jostling continues as to who will succeed the now disgraced dominic strauss kahn at the in

international news live from moscow this is r.t. with twenty four hours a day french leaders are being accused of funding an ever growing war chest while its most vulnerable citizens live on the breadline france is a problem player nato is intervention in libya and has troops stationed in other countries are reports of help french military ambition is leading to the neglect of it's needed. heat or eat that's the choice faced by murder kids so instead of supporting the elderly francis government is accused of using that money for war . france says it doesn't have enough funds for time and attention as must try to their belts now spends over thirty billion euro a year under france france has more than twenty thousand soldiers currently on foreign soil in lebanon kosovo a new military base in the united arab emirates is fighting wars in libya every coast and afghanistan each french have a missile costs hundreds of thousands of euros so just five months into twenty eleven the forces of broke even with madame kitto his pension that's pre

r.t. paris. international news in a briefing now egypt's military government has vowed to quiet down i think terror and violence after twelve people died in clashes between christians and muslims in cairo violence broke out when muslims a kind of church leader a question was being held inside a golfer well because he wanted to come back to bridges tension has been arriving things. seemed controlled following the ousting of president mubarak fragile diet. faith violence in march. at least seventeen people have been killed during an attempted revolt inside a high security prison. six of those killed were prison officers a government official said the detainees all links to al qaeda will be moved to another building one that targets guards and leave them or their weapons. under are going to government forces have defeated time to burn and surgeons and recapture the areas of kandahar city after a two day battle and he is fighting eleven fighters were killed and seven suicide bombers blew themselves up out of the t

r.t. paris. international news in brief for you now egypt's military government has wound down on sectarian violence after twelve people died in clashes between christians and muslims and cairo violence broke out when muslims are trying to charge believing a christian woman was being held inside against the will because she wanted to convert to islam religious tension has been rising as egypt's military rulers assumed control for doing the asking of president mubarak searching died and into days of violence in march. these seventeen people have been killed during in the terms of the revolt inside the high security prison but six of those killed were prison officers government officials found the detainees all links to al qaida who are being moved to another building by that time to garden seize some of their weapons. of the government forces have defeated taliban insurgents and we've captured areas of kandahar city also today battle and fierce fighting eleven point is were killed and seven suicide bombers blew

r.t. paris dollar thursday an international contact group on libya agreed to give the rebels more money temporary fund in place within weeks washington is trying to release more than thirty billion dollars of cafes frozen assets to give to the opposition but russia says the coalition shouldn't be taking sides in what is effectively a civil suits conflict the group the contact group has established itself and now is trying to take responsibility for what the international community's policy towards libya should be and not only libya we're hearing voices calling for this group to decide what to do in other states in the region we believe that all sides should be focusing on the peaceful resolution of the situation and not supporting one side in an internal conflict which is essentially a civil war. the international criminal court announced it's investigating the regime for possible crimes against humanity in libya security forces are accused of attacking peaceful demonstrators since the revolt began some three months ago john locke and from the institute for democracy and cooperation doubts that t

r.t. if. you're more international headlines making these this pakistani official said american drone aircraft as far as missiles near the afghan border killing at least ten minutes and suspects the strike targeted the compound in a vehicle in the al qaeda and taliban stronghold of north waziristan it's the first such attack there since american commandos killed osama bin laden a monday pakistan wants the u.s. to stop the assaults because the civilian casualty risks are damaging public support in fighting terror on the border. japan's government is shutting down a nuclear plant south of tokyo because of the continuing high risks from earthquakes and tsunami the facility has been a target of nuclear campaigns for years because it's located in an area that's almost certain to see a major quake in the next thirty years it's been closed as a precaution following the crisis at the fukushima plant. well over the past twenty years two russian aerobatic teams have been wowing crowds worldwide williston's slicing through the clouds in celebration of the milestone all these countries are of a watch the

r.t. life from moscow international pressure is mounting on syria with the government's intensified crackdowns against any opposition coming on to further scrutiny or thawing in america's steps in europe and fresh sanctions on the country's top officials including i don't go in travel results these were amateurs reports are all concerned that it has very little to do with the promotion of peace. rebels clash with security forces hundreds die and the west calls for the bloodshed to stop sanctions slapped down and arms sales in baggage but this isn't libya's spring it's syria and it's calling a road map that led to just one place for its african arab neighbor nato intervention who watches it's a regime to sense that tantalizing western leaders whose great excitement in washington. are trailing the syrian government. in washington to push. the e.u. has put the freeze on assets of thirteen top government military and intelligence leaders topping the list is this man the syrian president's younger brother he's described as the principal overseer of violence against protesters but no sanctions are b

please both the international community and israel seem to have resulted in yet another nonstarter in the middle east peace process i'm going to check our reporting from washington r.t. . well a similar of today's international stories we're covering for you this out a suicide bombing in northern afghanistan has killed a senior police chief in france rather is a clue that they took troops this crowd was one of the leaders of the northern alliance which forces against militants without a banner has admitted the attack on an upsurge in the prizes and security forces in the wake of the sudden bernardus killing. yemen's president and the country's travel chief have agreed a ceasefire after five days of clashes in the capital that left more than one hundred twenty dead and gun battles began at the present salary refused to sign a proposal i was him to step down from six pricing stand for is the minimum with the said the simple. plates on the pressure to go up to months of demonstrations of modern and and. another cooling system has broken down that japan's crippled fukushima nuclear plant unit five was stopped when it ran into difficulties it's now added pressure to sepa

to please both the international community and israel seem to have resulted in yet another nonstarter in the mideast peace process i'm going to check our reporting for washington r.t. . plus more of today's international stories we're covering for you this hour. for nato airstrike in afghanistan's volatile hellbound province has left at least fourteen people dead the target was insurgents but instead civilian homes were struck for those insurgent attack on the u.s. marine base in the region on saturday elsewhere taliban suicide bombing in the north has killed a senior police chief in the front of others and nato troops the police commander was one of the leaders on the move in the months which forced against militants. yemen's president turning a country's tribal chief of agreed a ceasefire after five days of clashes in the capital that left one hundred twenty people in the gun battles with gun not the person signing refused to sign a proposal by the growth media to step down within the room this week surprising stokes fear is that when he said the civil war some days of the pressure to do well on some demonstrations demanding an end to his twenty year rule. if yo

please both the international community and it's real thing to have resulted in get another nonstarter in the middle east peace process i'm going to check out reporting from washington r.t. . some more of today's international stories we're covering for you this out and they tell us right in afghanistan helmand province is left at least fourteen people dead thought it was a surgeon's but instead to civilian homes was it follows an insurgent attack on the u.s. marine base in the region on saturday elsewhere a suicide bombing in the north has killed a senior police chief and five others including nato troops and he's commander was on the leaders of the movement and switch off against militants. everyone's president on the run from the struggle street have agreed a ceasefire after five days of clashes in the capital that left more than one hundred twenty people dead and gun battles began our presence they refused to sign a proposal review is here to step down. this week's fighting so fears that yemen could descend into civil war so the pressure to go after months of demonstrations demanding an end to his twenty year. there's a worry ahead for japan's fukushima nuclear plan

why not escape some other international headlines for you here on r.t. and the irish army is made safe a functional pipe bomb close to dublin after an anonymous caller took off police it comes as the british queen and her husband prince philip began the first royal visit to the country in one hundred years has been allayed all historic following decades of animosity between the two countries police say a number of other bomb threats have been called in but they all turned out to be hoaxes. and the pakistan will return the debris of the unmanned helicopter which went down during the raid on osama bin laden's compound the choppers sort of been equipped with a secret stealth technology the american seal team tried to destroy it but some parts were later gathered up by pakistani troops. the space shuttle endeavor that blasted off from cape canaveral yesterday has it successfully reach orbit on its sixteen day mission it will reach the international space station on wednesday delivering a two billion us dollars cosmic ray detector that scientists hope will he

international news and comment live from our studios here in central moscow this is r.t. with twenty four hours a day the top story this hour. the fugitive bosnian serb army general and one of europe's most wanted alleged war criminals has been arrested he's been on the run from the hague tribunal for over fifteen years after being accused of genocide and crimes against humanity. as more. we do know that a d.n.a. test will be conducted to determine whether this man is actually and we understand that the results of this d.n.a. test will be made public within the next seventy two hours or so now this happens after almost sixteen years that has been on the wanted list internationally serby has been looking for him he is being accused by the international tribunal in the hague on the crimes in the former republics of yugoslavia of genocide and crimes against humanity in particular the infamous srebrenica. massacre which happened in the ninety's and during the bosnian war but all my times i've been to serbian working there i've heard many different opinions about. this close a

r.t. let's check out some other international headlines now this hour at the two main palestinian political forces have reached an agreement ending their four year rift i must stand fast enough planning to form a joint government following the national election next year of relations with israel was the main sticking point talks about is unwilling to recognize the jewish state while fantastic ports a peaceful process with television. and following a wave of anti austerity protests. has announced that it has secured a one hundred sixteen billion dollars financial bailout package from the e.u. after greece and ireland it is the third eurozone member to require a financial lifeline to keep its economy afloat now the exact terms of the deal are get to be finalized but portugal's prime minister announced that no drastic spending cuts were required when the deal is signed with and have to be approved by i don't know e.u. nations nations rather some of which face tough internal opposition. the company in charge of the u. fukushima power plant has released footage from the site's most devastated ar

international news law from moscow this is r.t. within twenty four hours a day when albert the symbolic reason for the u.s. presence in afghanistan has gone with the fall of. the question is whether america is going to stick to its war plan this summer u.s. forces are due to still pulling out but the recent terror milestone may prompt the white house to prolong its mission and porno reports a possible u. turn would think little to improve life in the water in country. nine and a half years on the war in afghanistan has grown visibly worse while u.s. rhetoric surrounding it has consistently spun in circles we are making progress and that is what is unable to make the progress that we have made i think it's possible that by the end of this year. since two thousand and three washington has repeatedly claimed turning points for a conflict that critics call a failing quagmire the reality is that things are still mean that things are worse than they were this time last year every year and send more troops there every year as we spend mor

r.t. the former chief of the international monetary fund he used of sexually assaulting a hotel maid almost a week ago has been granted bail of one million dollars so many stars can one hour swap his prison cell in the taurus gangland jail for house arrest and run at an apartment and those to be tracked by g.p.s. and watched twenty four hours a day on armed guard. was the driving force behind bailouts to save the ailing economies of greece portugal and ireland and armies result into some european states for efforts to protect you could finally be sunk so worsening economic downturn. has more. no strauss call no euro but because the whispering of the police charge the now ex i.m.f. course with the attempted rape of a hotel maid very differently the possibility that some countries could decide to leave the euro pushed out of the euro and there were you got to understand that. belief that the euro could and should be saved in the face of nor still resistance from richest states stross kong live this week's bailout of crippled portugal germany and france insist orland raises its low corporation

six percent you're killing me in the end of international terror you can move on to r.t. dot com and have your say. already the us made an attempt on the life of another man to consider its enemy and something nice in tripoli the compound of colonel gadhafi was hit and strike he escaped death with three of his grandchildren and his youngest son reportedly killed. in a helpful very nice. it was a test the got buried under the barrage of breaking news libyan leader moammar qaddafi twenty nine year old son and three grandchildren were reportedly killed by need to airstrike on saturday night all children were said to be under twelve years old but within twenty four hours the us president announced the death of the world's number one terrorist the news which overshadowed anything coming from the idea of extra judicial assassinations just days after nato has attempted to assassinate a good offer and ended up killing his son and grandchildren once again we see another type of extra judicial assassination going on which of course is an international war crime but in this case it'

r.t. moscow. and house of international those in brief are you this hour an hour from the erupting icelandic volcano causing a further disruption to air travel as it sweeps over europe more than two hundred fifty delays and cancellations have been reported in parts of scandinavia ireland and scotland while the threat has over services in england if i was saturday's eruption of the country's most active volcano this is the largest in one hundred years last year as from another icelandic volcano caused one hundred thousand flights to be canceled closing being european airspace for a week. the former egyptian president and his two sons will be tried over the deaths of anti-government protesters cause they were brought up was ousted from power in february after mass demonstrations demanding an end to his thirty year rule. he's now being held at a hospital in the red sea resort town of sharm el sheikh barak and his wife also face allegations of illegally wasting pop we thought was. a d.n.a. sample of the former international monetary fund chief has reportedly been found on the shirt of a hotel maid with

r.t. that such accounts and other international news are great for you this hour syrian security forces are reading themselves as antigovernment protesters begin a new day of rallies around the country demonstrators are taking to the streets for what they call a day off defiance reports say pro-government troops have set up. some areas that protests in recent weeks after the. central ira account several weeks ago. that inquest into the london bombings of two thousand and five has ruled that the fifty two people who died in the attacks were unlawfully killed about it and it's a months long process hearing evidence from hundreds of witnesses a judge made a number of recommendations which she said may save lives in the future although seven hundred people were injured in the suicide bombings of three underground trains and a bus. extreme weather continues to batter parts of the u.s. as communities try to recover from the devastation. left over three hundred people in a number of eastern states are bracing themselves for record breaking floodwaters meanwhile the latest reports from texas and pa

while fortune say their two deaths have roku the caucuses may link with the international terrorist organization. believed r.t. coming up a grand parade to the victims of. sixty six years old russia is getting ready to celebrate victory over nazi germany will have more not later in the program. to libya now where the rebels have tracked on claims they'll be sold weapons salie a rebel official heard said on saturday that they were expecting a shipment of arms very soon denied the claims that it will provide equipment for self-defense supplying weapons to libya is banned by a u.s. embargo the ongoing civil war there has reached stalemate with over two thousand nato coalition airstrikes having so far failed to topple colonel gadhafi. well thursday the allies international contact group agreed to set up a cash fund for the rebels but russia's foreign minister says this demonstrates how far the coalition is stray from the u.n. resolution on the air. assault school but a contact group has established itself and now is trying to take responsibility for the international community's policy towards libya should be wat

r.t. dropped. that's now check some international news in brief that egypt's military government has vowed to apply down on sectarian violence after twelve people died in clashes between christians and muslims in cairo violence broke out when muslims are tied to church believing a christian woman was being held inside against her will because she wanted to convert to islam and religious tension has been rising since egypt's military rulers assumed control following the ousting of president mubarak says he died of interplays violence and large. seventeen people have been killed during an attempted revolt inside a high security prison in baghdad six of those killed were prison officers a government official said to cheney's all links to al qaeda will be moved to another building one that times guards and seize their weapons. up and government forces have defeated taliban insurgents and recaptured areas of kandahar city after a two day battle and fierce fighting eleven fighters were killed and services side bombers blew themselves up as the taliban launched a wave of coordinated attired some governmen

r.t. live from moscow now the crew of the international space station has just been reduced to three that's because three other intrepid travelers have now returned safely to an american italian a russian cosmonaut all receive a very warm welcome as artists talk about reports. the crew of the i assess that have spent six months there have safely landed in the step in kazakhstan as we've been watching on the screens here in mission control in moscow the craft the module that they came back in departed from the i.s.o.'s a few hours before it came to land then it started its descent reentered the earth's atmosphere came in over the caspian sea then opened its parachute and eventually landed safely in the step in kazakhstan and teams of helicopters and planes were ready to receive the crew and to make sure they were all ok after their descent it's the end of the twenty seventh expedition on the i assess this crew been up there for six months and while they've been up there as well as conducting a lot of experiments both on themselves to see how they responded to the environment of space and als

r.t. let's go to some other international news and pray for you and israeli security forces clashed with palestiniansin east jerusalem and the west bank on friday just ahead of the day some protesters hurled stones at soldiers who responded with water cannons and tear gas reports say at least one person was killed and nearly a dozen arrests that day marked the founding of the state of israel in one nine hundred forty eight after which some seven hundred thousand palestinians fled or were expelled in the water and see that palestinians want east jerusalem to be the capital of the state they intend to establish in the west bank and gaza. egypt's interim ruling military council has vowed to use all means to crackdown on what it called deviant groups threatening stability and security meanwhile the wife of ousted president hosni mubarak has suffered a suspected heart attack after being detained for fifteen days in cairo as part of a corruption probe the couple are accused of having abused their position for personal gain with the former president also facing charges over ordering the deaths of. protester

george bush in the dog of the international criminal court watching r.t. and still to come on the program a space timetable. trying he's hoping to land twenty twenty five miles or twenty forty. china joins the space race without him plan and looks ready to offer some stiff competition to the other superpowers. the finance minister of unanimously backed a one hundred ten billion dollar bailout package for desperate in portugal the ministers are also to discuss extending loans to greece which despite already receiving a one hundred fifty five billion dollar bailout is a no better shape and there's growing concern that spain one of europe's biggest economies might sue niederer financial lifeline of its own arteries daniel bushell has the latest. the eurozone is in serious trouble there's a storm of controversy already growing over the seventy eight billion euro rescue package for portugal which has just been agreed by the finance ministers of the european union here in brussels several states have already come out and openly criticized finland being among the

international news live from moscow this is r.t. with twenty four hours a day barack obama has come under attack from critics for failing to deliver proof of death and president of the release of photos of the party of the al qaeda leader citing national security risks the decision was announced two days after bin laden was killed by u.s. special forces and buried at sea and exact circumstances of his death remain unclear and of raise questions about the legality and legitimacy of the killing. has the story. the week began with an international news bombshell proudly dropped by the united states after a firefight they killed osama bin laden and took custody of his body there was. a female who was in fact is a lot of for. reportedly it was used as a shield to shield. him from the incoming fire by to skank. blunder a major backpedaling in a room with bin laden a woman bin laden's wife or a woman rather bin laden's wife rushed the u.s. assaulter and was shot in the leg but not killed america grabbed the world's attention after announci

r.t. the now former head of the international monetary fund is granted bail and placed under house arrest on charges of attempted rape but there are fears the euro won't survive without their. regime replace notes president obama says he wants an immediate transition of power in syria he was giving a keynote speech outlining america's policies in the middle east. outrage in the bella reuss over the cases of opposition leaders jailed for allegedly inciting on rest on election day their supporters say it was a setup by the country seemingly permanent president. now market andrews is up next with moscow out. oh the locals the cell the space program how they explore in the recent capitals something else i'll supermarkets with everything construction for hundreds of new stores and complete cyber yes the spaceship projects yeah fame all of that last is to be scouring skyscraper area sublet is something like to say in a moment they must start showing the loss of andrews as he finds out the elsa spreads the most her shopping guide today is the time for a few tips to listen you can see on this map

r.t. dot com. the race to run the international monetary fund is not so much about who but where the candidate comes from europe traditionally decides who gets the post in the e.u. is already pushing its preferred choice making it hard for others to get a look in at the five leading emerging economies say it's time someone else had to go out he's a regular school reports now on how the brics countries of brazil russia india china south africa are all refusing to take no for an answer. it's a change they don't believe in with the former i.m.f. director dominic straws can out of the financial picture they're going to say she is looking for a suitable replacement and while the current financial situation in europe may suggest a new approach is needed to solve the problems by looks of it the i.m.f. will go in the other direction the weight of tradition and also the fact that there has been a longstanding deal between the united states and europe the u.s. will have the world bank and europe has the fun i'm sure the europeans would convince all leading thinkers on the matter that at this juncture you stil

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stronger because of his demise five percent believe the killing will lead to the end of international terror log on to r.t. dot com tell us what you think. check police have reportedly detained three russian citizens suspected of terrorism according to the russian foreign ministry the men were among a multi-national group of allegedly a group allegedly supplying terrorists with forged papers firearms and explosives police sources say some of the suspects were preparing terror attacks gary and nationals were among those arrested the group is believed to be in connection with an islamic extremist organization operating in russia's volatile republic of dagestan. before the breaking news of bin laden's death u.s. led nato forces attacked colonel gadhafi compound despite nato claims they bombed a military target some say it was an attempt to get rid of the libyan leader himself. reports. it was a death the buried under the barrage of breaking news libyan leader moammar gadhafi has twenty nine year old son and three grandchildren were reportedly killed by nato airstrike on saturday night all children were said

r.t. talk common. this is r t the international headlines for you that. confirms the killing of a solid bin laden experts say his death will not bring an end to war on terror. under russia's north caucasus the search for al-qaeda terrorists continues it follows a spiral successful operations last week on sixty minutes and who killed. their lives killing of colonel gadhafi son of a nato airstrike strong outrage via angry crowds burned foreign embassies and then forcing the brain to do its stuff from the country. next talks exclusively to the sounds the founder of the wiki leaks website and the man behind the leaking of thousands of classified diplomatic cables. julian draxler talking to r.t. now through the course of your work it's reasonable to assume that you have some insights into how political decisions are being made what do you make of the recent events in the middle east and north africa do you think that we're seeing genuine social unrest or are we seeing some kind of orchestrated revolt and if so who do you think is behind. this genuine change in

r.t. the headline. about former head of the international monetary fund is granted bail and placed under house arrest on charges of attempted break for their fares the euro won't survive without him. regime replacement obama says he wants an immediate transition of power in syria giving a speech outlining america's policies in the middle east. outraging better ruseva the case of an opposition leader for the edge of the inciting under-estimate rection day is supposed to say it was a setup by other countries seem to be in constant. buzzing around truce up next with moscow. well it was the cell in the space program hobby exploring the recent castles something balls on supermarkets that we see consortium graham bell hundred selfies still isn't complete site but here the spaceship project half a mile of the last has to be scouring skyscraper area if someone has something like to say in a moment they must start showing the loss of andrews as he finds out the elsa was the most her shopping died today is the triumph of capitalism you can see on this map how many major shocking senses the wrong in city catering

international news and comment live from our studios here in central moscow this is r.t. with twenty four hours a day so russia has joined the international pressure against colonel gadhafi and told the libyan leader he has to step down speaking at the close of the g. eight summit being held in france president dmitry medvedev also confirmed it will be sending an envoy to meet rebels in benghazi was going to agree to become a peace mediator in the area but all season he said now he has more now from the town of the new. do yet have wrapped up here in france thank you thanks this was reached on libya leaders agreeing colonel gadhafi must go and that russia brokered the deal new world new ideas host france put that concept on the g eight table at a time when it looks like the old ways aren't working a war in libya on the front line with the euro crisis in the background leads to questions like this. say tens of thousands of civilians in benghazi oh well he is the man who promised to economic ruin in a never ending war in libya he must go g eight leaders agreed word for word

international news and comment live from our studios here in central moscow this is r.t. within twenty four hours a day so russia has joined the international pressure against colonel gadhafi and told the libyan leader he has to step down speaking at the close of the g. eight summit being held in france present dimitri medvedev also confirmed it will be sending an envoy to meet rebels in benghazi moscow has agreed to become a peace mediator in libya let's get more now from artie's and he said she's there in france and the summit is over now that was anything significant achieved. it most certainly was a failed b g yes. how wrapped up here into bill frankincense this was reached on libya leaders agreeing colonel gadhafi must go and that russia should broker the deal. new world new ideas host france but that concept on the g. eight table at a time when it looks like the old ways aren't working a war in libya on the front line with the euro crisis in the background leads to questions like this will sarkozy be known as the man who saved tens of thousands of civilians in bengha

international. news twenty four seven this is r.t. . has come under attack from critics for failing to deliver proof of osama bin laden's death the president has blocked the release of photos of the al qaeda leader's body citing national security risks the decision was announced today after bin laden was killed by u.s. special forces under buried at sea the exact circumstances of his death remain unclear and it raises questions about the legality and. you can see the killing. has a story. here we began with an international news bombshell proudly dropped by the united states there was. a female who was in fact in the line of fire. that reportedly was used as a shield to shield her. from the incoming fire to escape a big blunder a major back in the room with bin laden a woman in like a woman rather bin laden's wife rushed the u.s. assaulter and was shot in the leg but not killed america grabbed the world's attention after announcing the assassination of osama bin ladin failing to go. the facts three the u.s. has also facilitated a rapid

of our problems and we should see tony blair and george bush in the dock at the international criminal court. you could r.t. it's good to have your company today and still to come on the program here a space time table. the chinese hoping to land a man on the moon by twenty twenty five and a man on mars by twenty forty china joins the space race with an ambitious plan and it's ready to offer some stiff competition to the superpowers. now e.u. finance ministers you know mostly back to a one hundred ten billion dollar bailout package for that stricken portugal there's still debate surrounding greece which despite receiving a one hundred fifty five billion dollar bailout last year is still in no better shape now concern surrounds spain and whether one of europe's or rather biggest economies might soon need a financial lifeline of its own daniel bushell reports. the eurozone is in serious trouble there's a storm of controversy already growing over the seventy eight billion euro rescue package for portugal which has just been agreed by the finance ministers of the european union here in brussels several states

international news from moscow this is r.t. with pretty for us today syrian troops backed by tanks have reportedly entered the coastal town of bani it follows a day of nationwide protests across the country that left thirty dead the u.s. is warning the regime that it will take new steps against it in response to the latest bloody crackdown by security forces to officials blame terrorist groups for the unrest well to say they want an end to decades of repression and corruption on human rights group claims eight hundred people have been killed since the uprising began almost two months ago with u.s. sanctions already in place and the threat of more to come the e.u. has also agreed on an assets freeze and a travel ban for top syrian officials. eric margolis told me earlier there's definitely western funding behind the protests. so there's great excitement in washington at the prospect of overthrowing the syrian government that's been on the front burner in washington ever since the bush administration the wiki leaks papers have sh

r.t. ok quick check now it's all the international stories we're covering this hour a nato air strike in afghanistan's volatile helmand province has left at least fourteen people dead the target was insurgents but instead two civilian homes were struck it follows an insurgent attack on a u.s. marine base in the regional today elsewhere a taliban suicide bombing in the north this killed the senior police chief and five others including nato troops the police commander was one of the leaders of the northern alliance which was against melissa. as warrior head for japan's fukushima nuclear plant as the powerful typhoon heads its way in the next day or so officials admit that his energy is not fully prepared for heavy tropical rain and winds some reactor buildings are wide open and it's storm might send radioactive material into the air and sea has been battling to fix another broken cooling system but all thought another. band of reportedly taken control of the yemeni provincial capital all kinds of militants are believed to be among those who seized is zinjibar following two days of heavy fighting presid

of our problems and we should see tony blair and george bush in the top of the international criminal court you are with r.t. still ahead for you this hour spicing up the space race. on its extraterrestrial ambitions go far beyond the launching of the space station the chinese hoping to land a man on the moon by twenty twenty five and a man on mars a point twenty four c. the beijing reveals its cosmic plans we look at whether that will mean competition or cooperation in the current space of superpowers. b.p. and ross nears arctic aspiration and share swap deal has collapsed and now ross nav say it will be seeking a new part and to explore the arctic the pick the agreement failed to b.p.'s current partner in ross a are reportedly rejected i think it's a billion dollar offer to buy its stake and take it with me we'll have more on what analysts think of where this deal can be revived in about twenty minutes. i suspect that kind of has been arrested here in moscow paine's thought of butchered at least one of his acquaintances who was found by police eating a meal that contained a human liver he's pretty rough.

of our problems and we should see tony blair and george bush in the doctor the international criminal court you are with r.t. live from moscow still ahead for you this hour spicing up the space race. on its extraterrestrial ambitions go far beyond the launching of the space station the chinese hoping to land a man on the moon by twenty twenty five and a man on mars by twenty forty hours raging reveals its cosmic plans we look at whether that will mean competition or cooperation for the current space superpowers . from b.p.'s arctic ambitions get that sinking feeling that plans to work its plans rather to hook up with a russian oil for good with the skids the details are becoming shortly on the party's business update. a suspect about to squeeze me kind of has been arrested here in moscow he's thought of butchered at least one of his acquaintances and was found by police eating a meal that contained human liver but he's pretty rough or has the details. over the past two weeks dismembered body parts are being found in me but there by the moscow river as well as here in western moscow where i am right now now