r.t. international from moscow thanks for choosing those who have your watching around the world these are our top stories tonight maters implementation of the resolution on libya undermines the un's authority and international law that is a very few of russia's foreign minister who call on the lions to stick to the original document all move moscow's trust it's our top story tonight also headline from us a major breakthrough in the anna politkovskaya case is a recently arrested chechen fugitive is officially charged with a journalist murder investigators claim the evidence they have proves he was the one who carried out the killing five years ago. and russia bans imports of fresh vegetables from the e.u. because of a deadly outbreak of e. coli bacteria cross europe the complications from the infection of already claimed eighteen lives the majority in germany. next article in taxes and underground world in cars a starting point for many smuggling tunnels but the flashpoint for tensions with israel two special report coming right up. well look at before i was a worker in a tunnel. myself th

r.t. international seven polish soldiers standing trial of the deaths about cancer billions have been acquitted by a warsaw court and cited a lack of evidence to support the charges of war crimes which included the killing of six people among them a pregnant woman and a child. bosnian serb wartime provide a rack of luggage begins his way to the un prison in the hague to be tried for genocide but his lawyers say he may not live until the trial begins and question the legitimacy to be there just to see of the evidence against the. economists of the us awarding the unemployment could be the biggest threat facing the nation with even low paid work going out now that are currently fourteen million people in the u.s. without a job. now actually follow the daily lives of people in gaza who have to rely on smuggling tunnels to survive the second part of our special report coming right out . when the. planes are still flying over the border area inhabitants should have accurate and not approach the bombing so. where are you at home who. you know who didn't you hear the explosions going to get him will m

r.t. international from moscow my name's kevin now in with our top stories for you tonight the e.u. is over curbing its catastrophic debt and ballooning bailout budget as other countries once they get to join the blog have second floors. but how to stop a global crisis happening again major business and political leaders have discussed just that at the international economic forum that wrapped up in st petersburg. and syria faces a third round of e.u. sanctions and with more deadly anti government crackdowns but seeing more than a dozen dead and thousands range nationwide. next getting russian gas where it's needed with no diversions spotlight speaks to the south stream pipeline boss about what that means for keeping you up up powered. hello again and welcome to spotlight the interview cheryl and hearty and i'll do another one today my guest is marcel crammer russia isn't the first thing hard into the south stream pipeline a direct and expanding gas shipping route to you but as the project is gaining momentum there's criticism in some quarters that south stream is uncomfortable and

r.t. international from moscow sunday night sport next week eight. hello and thank you for joining me for the sports and these other top stories. stunning the city striker danko last of it gets an electric shock and burned after a scuffle with policeman following a champion's to know when i thought i. was a major target going mcelroy has started his quest to clinch and made major title after teeing off with an eight shot lead in the final round of the us open. i'm thinking the higher you have a special report from the latest leg of locals world diving for a russian base to topple the best in the sports. bubble first blow and shock waves are literally ripping through the russian regularly got the champions and each have confirmed their star striker duncan was a bitch was given an electric shock by policeman in the wake of katrina when it was a grandson today so let's face it on their official website the serbia striker underwent a medical back in st petersburg where the doctor said last of it will have to be treated for a monitor on his back the twent

r.t. international money kevin zero in on our top story tonight nato has admitted its forces killed up to nine civilians in a bungled airstrike on a poor neighborhood in tripoli anger over the incident among libyans was heightened when the country's health ministry announced that the intervention had left more than eight hundred civilians dead so far his riff national reports now from the capital of tripoli you may find some of the images coming up in a report disturbing. mohamed that hurt his extended family used to be one of the biggest in the neighborhood and they table mean killed five of them his father one of his brothers his sister and her own family mohammed shows us the picture of little jumana his niece taken on his mobile phone his days before he pulled her dead body from on the day. i woke up when i heard an explosion some stones a piece of the roof fell on me and i ran immediately to see how my family is and many were dead my mother survived another brother is in a coma and we don't know where know if he will recover but how does that not three days be livin in this agreement

r.t. international from moscow sunday night sport next week kate. thank you for joining me for the sports and these other top stories. stunning isn't it strike a drunk a lot of it gets an electric shock and burned after a scuffle with policemen following the champions to know when a dog. wallop major target warring mcelroy has started his quest to clinch and made major title off to teeing off with an eight shot lead in the final round of the u.s. open. and hitting the heights we have a special report from the latest leg of leg old world diving tour as a russian beds to topple the best in the sport. full first though and shock waves are literally ripping through the russian premier league off the champions and each have confirmed their star striker duncan was a bitch was given an electric shock by policeman in the wake of their two know when it vulgar on saturday so they place it on their official website but the serbia striker underwent a medical back in some pieces by the doctors said last of which will have to be treated for a model on his back th

r.t. international news channel with me kevin our top stories for you flight recorders from the plane that crashed in northwestern russia killing forty four and injuring eight of being delivered to moscow for analysis bad weather conditions and human error believed of course the incident. also from us at least fifteen more civilians killed as nato bombers may top the duffy aid but instead the perth a party of this four year old grandson prompted libyans to question the intervention tasked with protecting them. and showed out of the greek parliament tonight the pm faces a no confidence vote on whether the pa savagely austerity cuts in return for cash lifeline or to become a first euro zone nation to default on its debt we've got more on that throughout the night and next hour most keyser on coast stacy hurt us what effect mountains of debt can have one a nation's self-esteem the kaiser report is on the. backstabber welcome to the kaiser report as we have been reporting financial melt. made the world uninhabitable for capital and so now we live in a financial no go zone you are slaves of the

r.t. international bankers are preparing to hand out a massive loan to egypt's temporary leaders just months after praising the financial growth overseen by the former regime that money is aimed at reducing the economy but the number of conditions attached to the cash is likely to weigh hard on ordinary people paula still reports some people fear that egypt's sovereignty is being sold off. as if the international monetary fund doesn't have enough on its plate it's agreed to loan three billion dollars to cairo and move critics say is absurd this is a bribe that the west is trying to give to the regime lest the new one. turns against the west but climbers insisting the money will help stabilize the country's finances especially now with mubarak on and the country going through a transitional period but observers say it's the same spin with only slightly different marketing these greens are being made with traditional transitional governments and these transitional governments have. become a primarily out of something is the be all regime that can cause primary use from your regime for example

r.t. international bankers reportedly wasted billions of dollars invested by libyan leader colonel gadhafi the financial times says giants like goldman sachs were dealing with the dictator's investments when needed to plug a hole during a crisis but most of the money has been lost with what's going on in libya any repayment it seems unlikely that he's done a bushel has details from but it is the. western banks have been happy to invest and work with the libyan dictator while we get their fee and picking up huge sums in the process as you say france is a city general was. to make a billion dollar bets on its own shares it told could actually to make a billion dollar bets on its own shares which then lost practically all their value by last year pocketed huge sums huge fees in the process america learned that goldman sachs made a billion dollar investment for libya which then lost over ninety eight percent of its value and many of the western. have made disastrous investments for libya's national investment fund and now the interesting thing is that these banks are claiming they would have t

r.t. international with me kevin now in our top story officials say bad weather and pilot error are the likely causes of a plane crash that killed forty four and left eight injured in northwestern russia on monday night the russet flight on route from moscow to petros of course crashed into a road just one kilometer from its destination a corresponding test for a similar reports from the seat. a commercial plane that would have landed on schedule ended up in pieces and in flames this tuple of one three four carrying fifty two people from moscow to north western russia crashed on a road around a kilometer from the runway now really missing a row of houses and killing forty four on board airport officials say the plane hit a high voltage power line that cut off lights on the runway which also knocked out the town's electricity. and around midnight the lights went off in our house we were going to check the electric transformer we heard the sound of a huge explosion we arrived at the scene of the accident seriously damage we could see swinging justing out of the bushes scattered all around the fi

r.t. international for more scope about where the headlines for a short of this sunday night. to a substantial degree and one form or another socialism has spread the shadow of human regimentation over most of the nations of europe and the shadow is approaching upon all the print. of the early twenty first century military bases the network of military bases all around the forms of the movement empire that the united states is trying to do that's astonishing most americans have no idea there are more than a quarter of a million more than two hundred fifty thousand u.s. troops stationed on these big. it's all around. we don't have power bases in america we don't have any british base we don't have any korean base we don't have any french bases or you know we just all american bases in our bases are fine or the noise is our noise and doesn't bother us at all because they're all bases but for older people it's almost like a cancer here for the speaker. since the end of world war two the spaces i've been . working here to provide a safe and secure environment for everybody. the qu

r.t. dot com. the international monetary fund has picked a french finance minister christine lagarde as its new boss or she was backed by europe the u.s. russia and china making her the clear favorite or washington correspondent. has more. the tradition of having a european in the position of the head of the world's top lender. remains intact at times of debt crisis for europe having their own chairing the international monetary fund could be as important as the effort although mr guard has stressed that her decisions will not be biased for example as i do staying carstens from mexico as well as the french finance minister is main competitor for the job said that the appointment could add on to the perception of the i.m.f. as a biased open ization he pointed out that there could be a conflict of interest with europe now becoming the main borer of the organisation and at the same time dominating these to do should the mexican convey contender for the office also said that he knew he lost to miss le gardeur even before he announced his candidacy he said it was like starting a soccer game with five zer

r.t. copenhagen more international headlines for you now. over one hundred militants have attacked a pakistani security check posts in the northwest of the country killing eight soldiers still twelve insurgents were also killed the attack in that was there a star for as the latest u.s. missile strike which killed twenty people there in the region is home to several militant groups connected to multiple attacks across the border in afghanistan. the plans for a nuclear plant has suffered terribly perl cuts two of its reactors affected this central control rooms and briefing with radiation data because it sort of says operators says the blackout affects the operation to cool the reactors and is investigating what caused the outages. germany admits that its response to the deadly e. coli outbreak wasn't good enough they will fracture the public health structure for poor coordination but the six people have cell phone dolphin meat and strain and thousands of others have been infected number of new cases is declining but it's still not know where

international music comment live from our studios here in central moscow this is r.t. three months on japan is struggling to recover from its toughest crisis since the second world war when a huge earthquake caused a merciless tsunami which left thousands dead and missing a natural disaster triggered a major radiation leak at the fukushima nuclear facility and it's still on the verge of a full scale nuclear catastrophe correspondent sean thomas is in tokyo where anger over the situation is spilling onto the streets. there is a three months after they got a standing quake and tsunami which rocked japan and devastated the fukushima region of course creating the nuclear disaster at the tepco daiichi power plant where we now know that three reactors have melted down and possibly melted throughout today is a very interesting day at the tepco headquarters in central tokyo thousands of people have gathered so much in support of your queer power believe it or not and thousands more who are walking the streets in organized protests carrying signs and banners and shouting out sl

r.t. oil prices dropped almost five percent on thursday after the international energy agency made a surprise announcement sixty million barrels of oil will be released from city to reserves half of this will come from the united states with other major economies providing the rest of the period it's only the first time in history that the sanction the release of reserves move is intended to offset the loss of production from libya which is currently engulfed in civil war meanwhile some opec members want of possible counter measures to prop up your price nick parsons head of research at national australia bank explains why he thinks the i take in this unusual step. is two reasons the first of these relates to the global economy and bear in mind the central banks around the world central banks and governments alike but fairly alarmed at the prospect of rising inflation and oil prices are a major contributor a factor here they certainly don't want to drive their economies back into recession. by overtightening interest rates in order to deal with inflation so working directly at the root cause

r.t. now the international criminal court has issued arrest warrants for libyan leader moammar gadhafi along with his son and his military intelligence chief there for crimes against humanity against political opponents now this is the second time in the court's nine year history that it is issued an arrest warrant for a sitting head of state let's say the success of this though the other was sudanese president omar al bashir who is now facing trial or excuse me he's not facing trial at the hague and that is because he is still ruling he's the president of sudan and his charges include war crimes now there are some other arrests that have been made that the court has issued let's look at some of them one is for the kenyan deputy prime minister and minister for finance of the republic of kenya. on charges of murder forcible transfer rate persecution other inhumane acts now if you have and it up the court been handed over by countries let's look at look at a couple of those one is charles taylor let's put that up he is the former leader of liberia now his charges were actually from the i.c.c.

r.t. now the international criminal court has issued arrest warrants for libyan leader moammar gadhafi along with his son also his military intelligence chief there for crimes against humanity against political opponents now this is the second time in the court's nine year history that it's issued an arrest warrant for a sitting head of state let's look at the success of the other one it was sudanese president omar al bashir who is not facing trial at the hague rather he is still ruling not facing those charges you see there here's some of the other arrests the court has issued the kenyan prime minister and minister for finance was charged with murder rape persecution among other charges he is at large not handed over to the court a few of the. people that have been charge that have been handed over let's look at those charles taylor is one he's a former leader of the lid liberia now those charges are from the i.c.c. he was handed over to the i.c.c. to face the. will trial also the former congolese leader he also let's bring that up and he did get every handed handed over to the court on tho

r.t. is the only international news station that's represented here so we are seeing will protests we are seeing better organized protests than we saw last year better organized media facilities so it does look like if there is momentum. carried all the bills about a comfortable meeting in secret like this very much so got over my colleague bill dodd spoke with investigative journalist tony gosling who believes the media blackout of a conference is acceptable given the far reaching decisions made by the attendees. it is pretty obvious to me that this is the complete most convenient way to distract attention to say the sort of mix up this very important meeting with other silly kind of spurious conspiracy theories i can tell you my blood is boiling at the lack of coverage in the western world if you had all of the leaders of the main banks in the west all of these royalty all of the chief executives as well as people like george osborne with his treasury team there i mean we're talking about an incredibly important meeting even if one of these groups with a meetup together it would be on o

r.t. tbilisi. and more international news we're covering for you this hour at least twenty people reportedly been killed and more than three hundred injured after israeli security forces opened fire on protesters on the syrian border thousands of marched to the frontier to mark the anniversary of the nine hundred sixty seven middle east war when israel sees the golan heights from syria israeli officials claim president bashar last gave the green light for the protests to divert international attention from these bloody quashing of a revolt against his rule. thousands of people in yemen have been celebrating the news the president has left the country ali abdullah saleh has traveled to saudi arabia for treatment to injuries received in an attack on his presidential compound on friday it's unclear where he plans to return home protests against his rule have been raging since january killing hundreds of people. to portugal the opposition social democrats have won the general election and they are expected to form a majority government with the conservatives next prime minister and socialist party leader jo

r.t. why the arrest warrants cannot be applied to the libyan leader the decision of the international criminal court. is not legally binding for libya for the simple reason libya is not a member state of the court and has long as mr kite duffus thesis on libya still retore and this decision can not be fulfilled in case the decision of the courts in for there will mean that mr inevitably will try to stay in power as long as he can and that contradicts the intentions on the international community of the way they are told by the security council member states russia included the new song that after his neck is so tight that he has no option other than to fight to the very end says patrick hayes a london based reporter for online magazine spiked. it does mean that he can no longer decide to go off to a different country in this kind of private hideaway there in a very discreet crime and it means now he's literally in a place of death where he can't escape so and so yes i think the conflict could be prolonged as a result of this but i mean i think fundamentally the thing i find very striking is th

r.t. it's confirmed fifteen people need japan's fukushima nuclear plant showed signs of radiation exposure last month as the latest government checks are met with anger and skepticism. international news and comment live from moscow this is r.t. with you twenty four hours a day it appears that libyan leader moammar gadhafi is not only being targeted by nato jets but the international criminal court also has him in its sights two judges in the hague of issued an arrest warrant for gadhafi and his closest allies on charges of crimes against humanity. namely he's being accused of purposefully targeting his civilians of killing civilians during the dispersal of the protest in february of this year the court's decision and the request for the arrest of moammar gadhafi his son and also his intelligence minister has been issued by one of the prosecutors of the international criminal court and this is only the second time in the courts nine year history that such a warrant has been issued for an incumbent head of states the first such occurrence happened in two thousand and nine and the man that they wanted or were after was the sudanese president over that decision has yet to be impleme

r.t. is the only international news station that's represented here so we are seeing more protests we are seeing a better organized protest than we saw last year better organized media facilities so it does look like if this momentum can be carried on. a comfortable meeting in secret like this for very much longer. it's our reporter nora and i want to discuss just what might be the main agenda behind all the security in closed doors there are now joined by tony because when he's an investigative journalist live in the u.k. tony we have a background picture of what these people are who they are what the group is made up of but why is it when it comes to this group that wild conspiracy theories abound why do you think they are tracking this reaction from people. well bill i think it's pretty obvious to me that this is a complete most convenient way to distract attention to say the sort of mix up this very important meeting with other silly kind of spirits conspiracy theories i can tell you my blood is boiling at the lack of coverage in the western world if you had all of the leaders of the

people don't want new taxes or wage cuts but with al down the country will not receive international bailout money r.t. sarah ferguson is an athens. syntagma square and you can see just how many people. in the protests by the name call them until they see again very few measures that have been put paid by the government that would be speaking to people here and they say that the sanctions really been building for a year they've already been. very very measured they say that the government haven't really keep anything by that and they would need. a lot of attention almost three. and a great. day and try to raise some income by raising that. people simply think that way but it's certainly things that that might be the case and that they me that package of a very few measures will have to be implemented if greece wants to continue the thing the international bailout money now this comes on the back of the relief love that stated sixty percent of the going for both out of the euro as stepping forward . the fever fans that have been twenty four year olds out there what we've spoken to some of the younger p

revolution they're intent on maintaining as much of the old system as possible well this is international media here r.t. talking about those human rights issues clearly the human rights watch talks may have a case for concern do you think the egyptian authorities will be listening to those concerns after all they want the worldwide media to be looking them in a favor way way. well that really depends on the amount of pressure that's put on them both internally. while they concerned about the media i think they're more concerned about the popular opinion here in egypt which has been largely supportive of the army. because there's they were seen as sort of saving the revolution. or joining the revolution at least that's that's beginning to erode some of that the other thing of course that's important is international pressure we saw we saw clinton hillary clinton speaking out. a few weeks ago saying that she hopes that there's due process followed in the trial of mubarak but she's been absolutely silent regarding due process for ordinary egyptians and protesters in this period this is an interim period o

people don't want new taxes or wage cuts but with al down the country will not receive international bailout money r.t. sarah firth is in athens. where hailing from tiredness there you can see just how many people have for the protests by the may call them until they prefer being again you are very few measures that have been put paid by the government that would be speaking to people here in the bank is really been building for a year they've already had the implication very very very measured they say that the government not really a key to anything by that they would need. a lot of attention almost straight from a. friend and then they find a way to make up by raising it. people simply they think about the way forward i think that's the thing that that might be the case and that they. have a very few measures will have to be implemented if they continue to pay the international bailout money now this comes on the back to get the relief of let's say to fix the fence if we pull out and go a stopping point. the feet the fact that they've been twenty four year old thousand what he's begun to some of th

r.t. to come. some other international stories are great for gyptian officials ordered a probe into clashes in cairo which of the after more than a thousand people injured during two days of protests brought police used tear gas to disperse demonstrators pelted offices with stones and five bombs going rest began over the slow pace of prosecution to senior officials and police officers accused the group turn a teacher in the mass uprising three activists also ordered for the speedy implementation of reforms demanded you called toppled president barack. two french journalists who are being held hostage by the taliban in afghanistan have been free and back home after spending five hundred forty seven days in captivity the two men are said been good health and good spirits t.v. reporter and his camera and what captured with afghan colleagues in late two thousand and nine filming in a mountainous area of the country. venezuela has delayed next week's major summit of latin american and caribbean leaders literature others is still recovering from surgery in cuba comes after state television showed the fift