r.t. leading to fruity conditions and mass protests in response to government promised the most transparent presidential election in russia's history nearly two hundred thousand cameras were installed polling stations across the country the online monitoring system which cost over three hundred million dollars allowed anyone anywhere in the world to log on to our website she went online broadcast on russians in the balance. hello gentlemen tim lee only thank you very much for joining us on the show well first of all human the the the font upshift in their mini of the public opinion poll company had published preliminary results just the world couple of days before the for the actual election and they're predicted that putin will win in the first round well this is pretty much the same that we are having today at this minute when we are hearing the first results from the from the central election committee well here's the quote here's how here's how the the public opinion polls are those asian predicted that the voting will be well how accurate is that how how how good were well where they s

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r.t. com tonight a leading figure in the russian anti-government protest movement is going on a hunger strike in response for being sentenced to ten days in prison with the backstory their father was getting on his son a website and see how citizens of an italian town could no longer die because it's against the law of the work that one out when you can find out of our team. and red square going green whatever next moscow launches a week of irish and italian headers and patrick's day. western nations will be pointing the finger at countries who don't share their ideals but america and its allies are always practicing what they preach when it comes to human rights and democracy some believe that western politicians should first lead by example before lecturing the rest of the world that is more important as well. the u.s. and its european allies have many things in common security politics and a familiar practice of scolding outsiders about the pillars of democracy iranian people have a universal right so assembly and free speech this is the creasing suppression human rights democracy is a big

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r.t. . a mornings that oil shortages will lead to skyrocketing prices as tensions in the middle east put iranian crude supplies in jeopardy threatening to destabilize the world economy our top stories this hour. international news and comment live from moscow this is twenty four hours a day so the u.n. security council has agreed on syria adopting a nonbinding statement appealing for a cease fire a move which endorsers special envoy kofi annan peace plan also calls for secure humanitarian access to the country but the u.s. and its allies are still backing the opposition which isn't as harmless as washington likes to think he's put a sneer explains. in a publication by human rights watch they reinforced the position that moscow has been holding since the middle of last year and that is that there are elements within the opposition in syria who are not peaceful at all in fact they are clearly cut throats in addition to this the result kreider that is operating in syria against the syrian president bashar assad but what we're hearing from human rights watch is that there are elements within the opp

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r.t. . coming to live from moscow under the threat of iran's nuclear ambitions could lead israel to attack the country that's according to a former head of israeli intelligence or shlomo gas it was the full interview in about one hour here on r.t. for now a preview. i think the room is a really a very serious. phrasing and i think. it's for the first. we are facing. that is almost the possibility. to be able to be forgiven for look good you. will be doing know the movie will be ready to strike. before we get done you with the business let's get some of international headlines for you in brief for the world and the israeli airstrikes have killed two militants and a teenage boy in gaza as palestinian rockets hit southern israel violence is continuing into a fourth day sparked by israel killing a high ranking palestinian resistance leader twenty one palestinians have died while two israeli supreme heard it was the worst of violence in the region for over a year now we understand that members of the middle east quartet are meeting in new york to try and work out a roadmap to peace coincidentally m

r.t. reporting from moscow opposition rallies have taken place in the weeks leading up to vote and even after the presidential election outcome foul zones to clear the streets but a number of those protesting as dwindling at the nature of the demonstrations is changing to artillery i wish to examine what's causing a shift in a protest movement. when the protestors unhappy with the results of the presidential elections took to the streets the day after the votes to place some. kept the police busy. to give them self decided to i'll stay they wanted two hours yes it was their third it was ignored no no i'm not going to leave the square i'm staying here until putin leaves where the tents and there were no tents but there was a fountain which all died so choses a makeshift stage to make his statements from and from which police removed him and several dozens of his supporters. the situation repeated itself on saturday when police pulled that suffer from an atrocity transformer again after the opposition rally was officially over but the counting said the opposition leaders seem to do little to ke

r.t. reporting from moscow opposition rallies have taken place in the weeks leading up to the vote and even after the presidential election outcomes thousands took to the streets but the number of those passing is dwindling out the nature of the demonstrations is changing two parties are english sammis what's caused the shift in the protest movement. one protester's i'm happy with the results of the presidential elections took to the streets the day after the votes took place some kept the police busy. and some decided to outstay they wanted two hours though few were there yet it was ignored no i'm not going to leave the square i'm staying here until putin leaves where the tents and there were no tents but there was a fountain which will buy some chose as a makeshift stage to make his statements from and from which police removed him and several dozens of his supporters. the situation repeated itself on saturday when police pulled over and so from an atrocity transformer again after the opposition rally was officially over by the end six of the opposition leaders seem to do little to get pe

r.t. dot com from stories that night you might be interested in leading figure in the russian antigovernment protests movement going on hunger strike in response to being sentenced to ten days in prison because his story online might also see how citizens of live tally in town can no longer die because it's against the law to give me right details about that at r t v dot com as well. plus red square going green launches a week of irish into taking on the head of some patrick's day weekend it's at r.t. dot com. western nations have been pointing the finger at countries who don't share their ideals but america and its allies are there was practicing what they preach it seems when it comes to human rights and democracy some believe that western politicians should first lead by example before the rest of the world has more important. the u.s. and its european allies have many things in common security politics and a familiar practice of outsiders about the democracy iranian people have a universal right to assembly and free speech this is the policing suppression human rights democracy there is

r.t. dot com put all the analysis all the forecasts you would lead to the latest videos from the russian capital including those protests head to our you tube channel too while we talk about what's online these stories as well going a lot of clicks the g. eight fake fears of mass demos in chicago force the summit of the world's richest economies to be blown out of the windy city to tell you where they're headed next and the. retirement of thirty two and a pension one hundred fifty plus your salary sounds nice and griese constitution gets an eye popping make over but not see as we explain at our team dot com. beating american senator john mccain's become the first u.s. politician to publicly call for airstrikes against the syrian regime thousands of people have fled to neighboring lebanon as government troops and armed opposition forces continue their offensive our correspondent looks at syria's political changes in the search for a solution to the conflict. the need for democratic change pushed the syrian people to the streets last march a year on pro-democracy slogans and mostly forgotten and p

r.t. artie's a very emotional reporting right there what i mean time by tariq our lead author filmmaker and middle east expert says that the only option for syria is the negotiation table any alternative would be a disaster but keys thing is where the intermediaries not aligned with either side are capable of pushing both sides to a conference table to agree a solution to this crisis it seems to me both things have got very hard on. the assad regime carries on as if it doesn't realize how hated it is by some sections of the many of the opposition which is armed now increasingly by the west are turning nasty and this does not help anyone in syria if it goes on like this it's becoming more and more sectarian minorities christians who are else are being targeted by the so-called liberation forces of the country so i think what it suggests is a negotiated settlement and for people to push both sides to sit around and carol. live from moscow this is still to come for you in the program this hour promises when congress is just don't cut it anymore markets ring the alarm bells with yet another dow

new delhi now caving in to pressure from the west to follow its lead in stopping imports iranian oil and dealing with its central bank r.t. is preassure either takes a look at how not everyone is following suit and. iran the message is clear if iran's intransigence continues it will face increasing pressure and isolation the west is ramping up the pressure on new delhi to follow its lead in stopping imports of iranian oil and dealing with the central being put into refuses to follow through it is not possible. you don't test you believe. each. of them are doing a former u.s. state department official said that india is aliar to stand with the west on the oil embargo is a slap in the piece for the united states and raises questions about india's ability to lead but despite all that indian officials won't budge on the issue of india at the ranga largest oil customer with an annual trade of twelve billion dollars officials here in new delhi are negotiating with their counterparts in tehran to continue that trade using repeat instead of dollars to get around the one thing since rather the sanctions work or not is what india'

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all of which leads the taxpayer wondering whether this is an appeal for calm the retreats request nor a smith r.t. . when a few minutes on the programme the hacker by. the nonmembers movement takes out the website of an internet security giant after the community suffers a betrayal by one of its own. iran is warning that any talks on its nuclear program will fail the west continues to head it with sanctions international leaders have agreed to restart the international negotiations which have stalled for over a year as well as the charts to iran's agreeing to let u.n. inspectors inside a military facility that suspected of atomic weapons work and efforts to prove its nuclear program is peaceful and u.s. president barack obama says he hopes the new talks will help silence washington's hawkish voices but there are worrying reports from an x. israeli intelligence officer that tel aviv but won't rely on diplomacy for much longer global affairs researcher benjamin shad believes the u.s. could also be waiting for an excuse to attack. but the only thing we know for sure that iran is working on nuclear t

and the golden boot goes leading midfielder is named one of football's most expensive place so all that waiting for you at r.t. dot com. right off we go to the r.t. business stash now for the hourly update on the markets and over to you daniel is it a feel good friday or just a case of seeing red. seeing red unfortunately it's been red across practically all markets all week and the oil price has been a big influence in fact the list take a look at crude now it's again on the rise which is bad news for global recovery from the lowest close in a week that is the supplies may tighten with persisting tensions in iran one key factor the international energy agency is not planning to release emergency crews. there's recent price rises and europe's having another worst run since investors are hesitant as they await us home sales data later today on the exchange rates the euro's gaining a bit to get the dollar the ruble mixed against the main currencies against the greenback but losing against the euro and the russian markets the bells ring back from earlier losses would be able to point two percent this hour there'

r.t. we talked to lebanon's foreign minister. he says the policy of blocking one side of the conflict could lead to disaster for the entire region. we are against a policy of double standards when great powers back one of the parties in a dispute this policy is a source of great suffering in the middle east of the occupied territories and there are un resolutions addressing we do not insist that the international community should throw its weight behind us in this dispute but we demand that the international agreements and resolutions should be respected and observed. florida starting with yemen let's go to some other international headlines for you brief security forces have killed at least twenty nine al qaeda militants in the southern province of the yarn the navy targeted their positions with rocket and artillery shells over a twenty four hour period militants captured in the area last year against a backdrop of political turmoil in the country yemen has seen an escalation of violence since president hadi took office last month i thought a year of mass protests against his predecessor. the colombian army says troops of killed

r.t. and our special coverage of russia as a presidential election with almost all of the votes counted. in the lead with around sixty four percent of the vote is rival the communist parties that gennady zyuganov a little over seventeen percent to other contenders. and. have accepted their defeat despite opposition claims of violations sunday's election is said to be the most transparent in russia's history. for me but we will be bringing you as a team in the hours ahead as our special coverage of russia's presidential election continues earlier our interview show spotlight discussed the vote that's coming up next right here on r.t. . hello again and welcome troops talking about the into the shall as part of al green albums today we're talking about the presidential election in russia so this is it the voting is over and just moments ago i've heard the latest on the preliminary results of this election was a very special it's the first time after a constitutional reform that russians elected a president for six years instead of moreover it's been the most expensive but the most transparent voting as

protesters as get more heavy handed releasing leads many wondering if western nations part as the democracy they preach . thanks for joining us here with r.t. where we bring you a news twenty four hours a day three people have been reportedly killed as a car bomb exploded in a residential area in the syrian city of aleppo there were similar attacks on saturday in the capital damascus which killed twenty seven people and injured over one hundred others our middle east correspondent paula slayer has more. state television is reporting that the car was parked in a residential area not far from a security building now according to police the car was parked behind a security barrier and a tow truck was in fact on the way to tow the car away when it exploded at the same time witnesses on the scene say that they heard an exchange of gunfire immediately after this car blast today's blast is the last in today's syrians are gathering at the site of saturday's twin blasts which killed some twenty seven people in damascus the capital city this blast on sunday is a third loss in two days and it happens in aleppo as i said the same city where on the ten

r.t. still to come the right to life to a a academics arguing in favor of after birth abortion in a leading medical journal also. struck a problem bad in many parts of the world as best is still used in homes in india triggering deadly diseases among the country's people. but first new york city police are investigating death threats made against their style on phone and on twitter this after officers forcibly arrested more than seventy people during an occupy wall street protest since the start of the nationwide protest based numerous pieces of police brutality the tons of tear gas being used to disperse crowds as the movement continues so does washington's desire to silence the u.s. public according to our. porton in this report. it's a country that extols the virtues of liberty on like no other. since september some six thousand seven hundred americans protesting against economic inequality and corporate greed have been arrested and silence. a police offensive aimed at crushing on. wall street has succeeded in shattering america's globally marketed brand of freedom but it may people real

r.t. . iran will resume talks with world powers to diffuse tension over its disputed nuclear program in two weeks' time leading nations are keen to discuss iran's uranium enrichment with wet which western governments suspect could be aimed at developing nuclear weapons tehran and says its atomic ambitions are only aimed at developing peaceful energy a last meeting between iran and u.n. representatives and twenty eleven failed to get any concrete results in well terrans been hit by the latest round of you. u.s. sanctions against iran is engineering firms with ties to the country's most powerful economic and political body and islamic revolutionary guards the senior editor of reason magazine brian doherty says sanctions bring the u.s. and iran a step closer to war. thank you and in and of themselves are essentially not at war i mean we're basically telling iran that their banking sectors their energy sector is a pretty much the entire life whether they're on a beach and not interact with the rest of the world in any way we're trying to ensure that you know not just america but any company anywhere around the wor

r.t. we are not far off from the business news with daniel but for now the threat of iran's nuclear ambitions could lead israel to attack the country that's according to the former head of israeli intelligence. so you can watch the full interview later this hour for now a preview. i think the room is a really. is. this. is where. we are facing. there is almost the possibility. before. you if they're all who will be giving him know that. we can strike. let's go to some of the international headlines for you in brief for the answer was dr it will start with gaza that's where israeli air strikes have killed two militants and a teenage boy as palestinian rockets hit southern israel the violence is continuing into a fourth day sparked by israel killing a high ranking palestinian resistance leader twenty one palestinians have died while two israelis have been hurt and what's the worst violence the region has seen for over a year. three separate attacks have left fourteen people dead in iraq the first took place in the town of sort of the. as gunmen killed three policemen at the local mayor's office two other

r.t. one is kevin owen here with me tonight the top stories president obama says that an attack on syria would be a mistake dismissing calls for airstrikes by leading u.s. senator john mccain. also headlining. also brushed off republican calls away with military force against iran this is to round gives nuclear inspectors access to a secret military facility while a new round of talks are said to begin with the u.n. security council members and germany. plus the cheers but also a few g. is as putin's presidential victory sinks in with tens of thousands on the streets but some go too far forcing the police to step in. midnight thirty one now moscow time next max and stacey reveals some of the darkest secrets of the big sharks of the financial world would rather you didn't know about yes the kaiser report is on the. now her and you guys find your way there and you know people over there get in there with you. so much to. anybody you want to. make. very good tonight. i am going to go watch. the execution. trying to guard your right leader. and i've got butterflies unleashed a. career that. you can carry you know my. mind i know with the options there

r.t. still to come on the program the right to life or to u.k. academics who argue in favor of so-called after birth abortion in a leading medical journal was. constructing a problem in many parts of the world as best it is still used in building india homes triggering deadly diseases in the countries. but first new york city police investigating death threats made against them from phone calls and over twitter this after officers forcibly arrested more than seventy people during it occupy an occupy wall street protest since the start of the movement nationwide protests facing the worst cases of police crackdowns with the targeted here gassed often used to disperse crowds as the movement continues so does washington's desire to silence the u.s. public according to our he's a marine a port in this report. it's a country that extols the virtues of liberty i'm like no. other. since september some six thousand seven hundred americans protesting against economic inequality and corporate greed have been arrested and silence. a police offensive aimed at crushing occupy wall street has succeeded in shattering america's globally marketed brand of fre

r.t. london. all of our news and much more too can be found anytime on our website r.t.e. dot com here's a taste of what's there now a leading figure in the russian anti-government protest movement house gone all the time where a strike and response are being held for ten days after his arrest people get all the details online. going to trial in may or figures out on the promotional way of dealing with lack of spain some vocal some of terri bearing debt altogether. and red square going green launches a week of irish entertainment outside of st patrick's day you can get all the details at our t.v. dot com. western nations have been pointing the finger at countries who don't share their ideals america and its allies are always practicing what they preach when it comes to human rights and democracy as marina portnoy reports some believe that western politicians should first lead by example before lecturing the rest of the world. the u.s. and its european allies have many things in common security politics and a familiar practice of outsiders about yours of democracy iranian people have a universal right to assembly and free spe

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government's motive leading up to the presidential election in russia and officials certainly is had little experience and delivering hundreds of thousands of webcams about what the world to see but as r.t. is traveling not safe much transparency also count with that those are pretty. allegations of widespread voter fraud in last december's parliamentary elections set off a wave of mess of protests against mr putin sensitive to the incited opposition he ordered installation of web cameras and all of russia's polling stations it has been a very ambitious and costly project for the russian government not everybody was convinced by the use of the web cameras to ensure transparency the cameras however did prove to be quite handy in some provinces such as date is done when one station the results are not cancelled after cameras showed while ations of election procedures. the web cameras reproduced a fascinating slice of russian provincial life which went viral and got hundreds of clicks on social networking sites such as. some even joke that mr putin gave us the best reality show. cameras captured various activities from cultural dancing in chechnya. to russian women add straining and lots o

leading the league. they're not they're not i'm reaching the average american and they're not going to succeed unless they start to terrifying their needs and then address it. forgets a lot on the r.t. dot com for the latest footage on the occupy crackdown there is much more click away while you're there the u.s. soldier suspected of slaughtering sixteen afghan civilians may already have a criminal record discover charges against him in the past on our web site. and outrage and dismay among many christians in the middle east as the grant of both the of saudi arabia demands the destruction of all the region's churches find out all this and more it put away at our t.v. dot com. a public storm raging in britain after a controversial article where two academics advocated the use of so-called after birth abortions the authors receive death threats but say their arguments were just an academic discussion for better reports that's left many wondering whether such news should be forced off. actually through course was eight months pregnant when she found out her son would be born with down syndrome even as late as that the only advice she got was to have an abortion doctors try to persuade