watching r.t. livefrom moscow up next its artie's close up series as we continue to explore the many diverse parts of russia. and this week we travel to the tomsk region which lies in western siberia the city of toms because art of salvage title of russia's major i.t. hub and one of the country's fast is developing innovation based centers tests are silly has been finding out what makes tomsk tick. while we are here in tongs in south western siberia now this is a very important region for oil exploration and production companies and some of the major industries here are machine building metalworking and timber but over the years this region has also done diversify their industries and they have become known as a town of science and an important economic center here in siberia and it's also a center for nuclear research and production however today investment is flowing into new for lots of the new and growing industries and that includes technological innovation scientific research and development as we

and watching r.t. live from moscow americans are in their giving mode as they celebrate turkey day but not everyone is thankful traditionally one of america's busiest travel periods the holidays software testers gather at airports to rally against what they call invasive security checks are going to solve ski has more. here's another case of outrage over t.s.a. pat downs the fury over the pat downs not exactly dying down it's the t.s.a. versus t.n.a. skaters are turning the tables now men can be judged by their package according to the media the american people don't appreciate being scanned or patted down to test by just going to have your rest since nine eleven air travel in the united states has undergone quite the security changes and last year's christmas day bomber didn't help matters much either so as americans usually fear for their safety and welcome heightened security measures when it comes to nudity or even being patted down many folks don't seem to be too aroused i think it would discourage me

this is r.t. live from moscow let's get to some other international news embry for you now and at least twenty one people have died in a wave of violence between police and gang members in brazil the rio de janeiro thousands of officers have been dispatched to deal with the gunman who have been blocking a main road robbing motorists on burning cars since sunday officials say drug traffickers are fighting back against police operations aimed at tackling violence in the city slums brazil's a pacification program plans to improve security in the run up to the two thousand and fourteen world cup. mexican police say they have caught the alleged successor to the jailed drug lord known as la barbie. carboy mayor is suspected to have taken over the organization in august he reported. the gang was responsible for the death of twenty one mexican tourists kidnapped in september we were the victims of mistaken identity the bodies of the men were found in a mass grave earlier this month. south korea says it will in

welcome back you're watching r.t. live from moscow these are the top stories of the week the arrest of an arche crew covering a peaceful protest in the u.s. and the silence from american news outlets leads to questions over media freedom. crisis of multiculturalism endured as was rylance holding a referendum on controversial plans to deport foreign criminals with a proposal already being branded a racist by manning. and russia's the mockers sees far from perfect but is improving that's what the country's president sad and his latest video blog we did have called for a stronger showing from the opposition to prevent complacency from those in power. up next a world war two hero returns to tara why an island in the pacific and the side of the.

live from our studios here in central moscow this is r.t. with you twenty four hours a day so unflattering assessments of the world leaders by u.s. diplomats and spying on the u.n. secretary general that's information anyone has no access to after classified documents from u.s. embassies across the globe were revealed by whistleblower wiki leaks well for more on this we cannot cross of course. in washington. the files can tell us foreign policy secrets but has the leak exposed anything really surprising or even explosive. well bill you're right those are thousands of cables from american embassies around the world sent to washington and from washington they expose diplomatic information never manned for public eyes for example the documents show hillary clinton ordered american diplomats to spy on u.n. leaders including ban ki-moon and the permanent security council representatives from china russia france and the u.k. another file suggest for example two years ago the us ambassador in georgia reported about georgia preparing a major attack

welcome back you're watching r.t. live from moscow these are the top stories made in china the apac and g. twenty summits leave the world with a feeling that the engine state is now in the driving seat of the global economy. with republicans in the u.s. congress urging spending cuts in every field education health care are likely targets but not it seems to fans and imperial ambitions. for the homeless are two needs one dr moscow has made it her quest to help the less fortunate some of whom have no one else turn to. live next join us as we uncover the natural treasures of the remote come talk but instill in the far east of russia you know a special report. will cain is terrified and fascinated people since the dawn of time. their eruptions are beautiful but liesel natural. and. you can chuckle can ensure it is in eastern russia this region has been called the land of stone tool chips and some good reason. there are a few places on the planet where you can see so many different locations. constantly into can chop does not e

watching r.t. live from moscow these are the top stories made in china the impact in g. twenty summits lead to world was the feelings out the asian states has become the driving force of the global economy even behind the dominant powers of today. republican the u.s. congress are urging major spending cuts in almost every field while education and health care are likely targets them all to a billion dollars the finance budget seems set to stay together with america's ambitions. and an investigation into the cost of an organ trafficking network is underway it's bringing the spotlight on to other claims of hundreds of service and they are body parts removed and so we're drawing the cost of the war. up next join us as we uncover the natural treasures of the remote come talk about insulin in the far east of russia in our special report. will cain is terrified and fascinated people since the dawn of time. their eruptions are beautiful but liesel natural. and. you can chuckle can ensure it is in eastern russia this region has been called the land of stone tool chips and so ple

natalia not recover while this is r.t. live from moscow and josef stalin was responsible for the mass killing of polish prisoners in western russia in one nine hundred forty russia's parliament accepted the soviet leader ordered the catton massacre that soured relations between moscow and warsaw for years catherine us out of a has more. for decades the soviet union denied any responsibility in this atrocious crime for fifty two years the soviet union attempted to blame nazi forces for the killing of polish officers in the so called cutting massacre that was in the 1940's when it nearly twenty thousand polish officers were detained and executed all over the soviet union it became known as the cutting massacre because i think it was one of the burial grounds where nearly four thousand officers were executed shot in the back of the head and buried in mass graves and for decades the soviet leadership insisted that this was the work of nazi forces that were on soviet territory at the time russia in the early one nine hundred ninety

all of the back to join us here watching r.t. live from moscow these are the top stories of british abuse in iraq exposed lawyers pushed for a full public inquiry into the alleged torture and murder of civilians by u.k. soldiers. before russians are among thirteen people detained in georgia on charges of spying for moscow the we seized on bail more details on the case which many experts see as a deep point georgian political infighting. also for the first time ever the u.s. is coming under scrutiny by the un human rights council which will look at allegations of abuse including torture committed by americans. coming up next is our entertainment show moscow this time martin anders explores the art of bread making visiting traditional russian bakeries and of course sampling some food. there's a famous person probably i don't see a full if you haven't read the series it's been one of the key feature is also russian diets and from the russian dark ride bred to the possible drink class that's what we'll be exploring on this week's moscow o

this is r.t. live from moscow with me alice have it wrong the president's admitted the country's democracy is still imperfect but it is improving in his latest video blog address posted online to meet the revered of warrants russia's political system shows signs of stagnation and he calls for great support school competition and having another one has been watching his message. in his address russian president dmitry medvedev mainly spoke about the need to modernize russia's political system with the help of gradual but still reforms but also to make sure that a stable political system doesn't mean that it's the naysaying. political system or we simply want to make our political system more fan more flexible more dynamic and more open to renewal and development he must enjoy the confidence of our electorate it is no secret that for some time now signs of stagnation have begun to appear in our political life has to pretty has threatened to turn into stagnation with. the national president also spoke abo

a back to watching r.t. live from moscow reminder of the top stories extradited russian businessman victor would accuse his washington of trying to force his confession he denies all charges including conspiracy to kill americans and supplying arms to terrorist groups. security on the line the white house values to do whatever it takes to seal the arms reduction treaty between russia and us as more republicans push to postpone its ratification. and rising tension roma gypsies say they're being cast in claiming european countries are using the fight against crime as an excuse to target them. up next i'll get off talk show spotlight today he and his gas look back at the nuremberg trials and assess how they affected the investigation of modern crimes. for the full stop we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. hello again then welcome to spotlight they enter the show on r.t. i'm going off and today my guest is sirius grommets and mr ruins a world war two legal precedent emerg

now watching r.t. live from moscow plenty has for you this hour including.business was one of the main advantages of having a baby is the abundance of great universities lined the main street here in the city center and one of the six people. of education. is it's one of russia's fast as developing regions where innovative industries are mushrooming. and tbilisi is expected to reveal details of a scandal involving twenty georgians caught last month allegedly spying for russia and georgia has so far refused comment saying it will make the story clear on november the fifth. what's known so far. this is a story that has more questions than answers at the now answers at this particular moment the only thing that we know so far is that there are very few facts and lots and lots of speculation we know that twenty people have been arrested sometime next over a blight george's ministry of interior fares and they were accused of this do you know i should before russia now this is were pretty much the facts and to because the ministry of internal affairs has refused t

welcome back you're watching r.t. live from moscow here's a look at the top stories free trade between russia and the move from atlantic to pacific russia's prime minister outlines his vision ahead of a high powered business trip to berlin germany supports the idea of a questions the country's trilateral customs union. here a long stay in space comes to an end for a russian cosmonaut and his nasa colleagues as they come back down to earth safe and sound it's repeat will remain in orbit and you expect to be approved in russia's star city later today. polls in lithuania saying they're being victimized and fine for using science in their own language some claiming it's the authorities way of getting revenge for centuries of polish occupation. fallout shelters in the u.s. gathered dust would.

this is r.t. live from moscow with me alice head it seems the impact of war on u.s. troops is far greater than the american government could have ever imagined alarming figures show that the suicide rate among veterans who have served in iraq and afghanistan is that a record high. can it take a look at why so many u.s. soldiers feel abandoned by the country they. each day eighteen american veterans commit suicide in the last few years more u.s. military personnel have taken their own lives than have been killed in either iraq or afghanistan the numbers raise a question where is the battle really happening in the field or at home. he was only home for eight months before. he was even took him over to my home is mentally. and a year and a half and so when i post tortured. and told him he was number twenty six. these parents share a similar tragedy one of losing their children who had gone to war in iraq strong and healthy man and came back deeply traumatized and haunted by nightmares. thousands of american troops returning home with post-traumatic stress disorder but m

what you are is he coming to you live from moscow i'm marina josh and today we take a look at the top stories of the week and r.t. crew was locked up in a u.s. jail for thirty two hours after filming a protest against a controversial military training facility in georgia dubbed the school of assassins reporter kalin four described her treatment as brutal and international organizations condemn the use of police violence against members of the media but despite all the outrage american mainstream media has remained silent and education has more. it started off as a rally outside a u.s. training camp a latin american military and police officers followed this nonviolent protest caught everyone by surprise dozens were arrested police targeted journalists along with the activists i'm a member of that right. now i'm a member of the program sorry ok i'm sorry among those arrested were r t correspondent kayleen support and r.t. cameramen john conway both there on assignment covering the protests that brought together thousands of people. here the main thing i asked the officer to please remove the handcuffs these plast

this is r.t. livefrom moscow a look at the top stories the side effects of the vietnam war raging on destroying thousands of lives with many vietnamese saying no amount of us compensation can give them back their health american army sprayed some twenty million gallons of a poisonous herbicide causing death as well as worth affects. china get some competition as a bogeyman of was washington using the start treaty to make moscow the new scapegoat in town to go shares of the arms deal warned a smear campaign could become destructive to the ratification of the relationship between the two countries. palestinians are making a marking rather international day against a wall by demanding israel breaks its barrier with a palestinian west bank some locals are making money out of the separation and israeli companies are using the side of tourist attraction and are organizing tours showcasing the five hundred kilometer long wall. the g twenty summit is to kick off in south korea later this week were u.s. chinese

systems to be sustainable as major republican of of the united russia party there and you're watching r.t. live from moscow still to come on the program as nato gets more help for its afghan campaign from russia many experts question whether it's a war that can ever be won. you. see. as germany grapples with how to me to. force a surprisingly green solution details in just a few moments. switzerland is preparing to decide whether foreigners who commit serious crimes should be expelled from the country and nationwide referendum was initiated by right wing party but critics claim the proposed measures are racist test isn't zuhur for us. just a year after the swiss voted in favor of a controversial law banning the building of new minarets and mosques they're going back to the polls for another yes or no decision now this time it's relation to the mandatory expulsion of foreign criminals who have committed serious offenses such as murder or rape the proposal for the small was put forward by the a swiss people's party people with a. heavy criminal currier there is no place for them in switzerland th

this is r.t. live from moscow i'm alice had the gears of waiting around has switched on its first nuclear power plant the country's atomic cheeses the russian built reactor will soon begin pumping electricity to iranian cities to tell you about how the details. overrun didn't announce the exact date when the nuclear power plant was launched and they say it is because there is still a lot of testing to be done and how before it starts pumping electricity into iranian homes they're expecting it to happen within the next one to two months. hopefully we will witness a large store brief for brief when the brochure prong is connected to the country's forward grid pool even though iran didn't announce the exact date it came as no surprise russian companies or saddam that helped to build this nuclear power plant has loading a fuel into make me clear our plans began on the twenty sixth of october now the next step which will the fuel that has been loaded will be heating the water that will be generating steam t

welcome back you're watching r.t. live from moscow i'm marina joshie these are the top stories fighting against time the u.s. congress tries to approve the arms reduction treaty between moscow and washington before a new members are sworn in and many suspects have ulterior motives the new congressmen are seen as likely to separate the deal just to score points against president obama. human rights activists demand transparency in u.s. detention practices and again a stand to ensure washington is cleaned up its act all in flames of detainee torture and abuse one of the places in the focus of the parwan detention facility formally known as bug rom were two detainees were beaten to death in two thousand and two. a brutal mass murder that shocked russian authorities arrested a gang leader following the slaughter of twelve people in the southern region of krasnodar investigators suspect the attackers of rock record tearing local official it's also been taken into questioning. six months after the oil spill in the gulf of mexico

this is r.t. live from moscow i'm marina josh and welcome to the program but you know workings of u.s. diplomacy is being put on display for the world to see thanks to whistleblower web site wiki leaks thousands of communiques review often damning opinions and host countries including close allies among them seemingly illegal plans to spy on top u.n. seekers and the suggestion the state department knew georgia was planning an attack on south the city of before it happened or do x. here chefs he has the details some of the things revealed by the controversial week makes which side are so cynical in their nature that it's really hard to imagine what steps they were going diplomats now have to take to clear their reputation though first of all it is also a great threat to their work in the middle east and muslim countries across the world so. of the some of the conversations we do the american diplomats have strong and make statements and of course this puts their work in serious danger in the middle east

and you are watching r.t. live from moscow plenty have for you this hour including. it didn't take us very long to experience the extreme conditions that emboldens throws your way but if you know how to work with make sure to work hard at your survival you will find that it has wanted to walk for i doubt what treasures are hidden in siberia just a few minutes. he may be almost ninety but a man from southern russia has shown he still has what it takes to become a dad amazing as our as among the world's oldest fathers and as our team discovered he has plenty of tales to tell his baby boy. you. are my east eighty nine but he loves to spend time with little lot of tool believe it or not he's not this baby's grandpa. your daddy's boy my son he's the father instead of the fairy tales of my niece is telling the child how he fought the nazis who were before the war you know to live very and the birth of their second child was a miracle for our my east and his thirty four year old wife you've given you know we want to share the joy with the world would you tell me am i in the

a very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow with me alice have it now you so wants to see russia as a partner that message was made clear as a summit currently taking place in lisbon where the alliance adopted a new strategy there to meet the red bed is that attending a naysay russia council session where he'll consider a proposal for moscow to sign up to a european missile defense shield he's got that in the us out of the house the details from this but. critics of the organization will of course say that it is finally realizing that it is becoming obsolete that in fact it began becoming obsolete as soon as the cold war was over and spain told the soviet union the very reason for it made those existing disintegrative it was no mean for the alliance to continue existing behind their call of course there are forty two you are experts in many areas where russia and nato can actually coppery and mutually benefit from that cooperation specifically trying to establish security and afghanistan the somewhere in a region wh

this is r.t. live from moscow welcome to the program. seems to be sending a clear message once russia has an ally the block is meeting in this been right now and this courting moscow to sign up to a joint missile defense shield and its hopes that present the better of the tendence could signal an historic turn relations between the two sides we have to go live to cutting in there's been later in the program. russia's and they to representative meanwhile says the country wants a more joined up thinking in the alliance to ensure that security isn't threatened . you are now after we have lived through the conflict and south of setia under a sharp decline in relations it turns out we might have needed such a test on the one hand these events have shown that old nato policies were provoking such an adequate regimes like the suckers really one to bloody actions on the other hand nato did not get involved in this conflict because europeans did not support the most aggressive part of the bush administration for us nato was a big headache it used

watching r.t. live from moscow neoconservatives have madame washington to reiterate the very same rhetoric that failed them in the us presidential race two years ago the right wing politicians of call to boost the enormous military budget by threats coming from iran and china and question russia's nuclear might artist for reports. neo conservative leaders came together for two days of quote restoring america's leadership in a democratic world without ever acknowledging the role their policies played in its decline they reassured each other that china's rise didn't signal imperial demise we're different from china you know we have a liberal regime we make mistakes all the time and we had you know there are things in our history for which we need to apologize and have apologized but at the end of the day think of ourselves as trying to promote human rights and lift all boats and prosperity and that's not how the chinese regime thinks of itself and they painted a rosy picture of their continued occupation

welcome back you're watching r.t. live from moscow these are the top stories shock tactics a controversial russian artist asks online users to electrocute him in a bid to promote freedom of expression he was once slammed by religious groups for staged fiction. the was sued for inciting religious hatred ten years ago but fled to bulgaria before the court's decision. fighting for hell's hopes are a fading for a better health care system in the u.s. as republicans gain control of the house and vowed to repeal barack obama's reforms some americans claim they're forced to forgo while treatment because insurance companies refuse to cover the expenses. and the price of beauty say this magix of shoppers playing russian roulette as they end up with.

back to watching r.t. live from moscow these are the top stories free trade between russia and the e.u. from atlantic to pacific russia's prime minister outlined his vision of how out of a high powered business trip to berlin germany supports the idea but questions of the country's trilateral customs union with bill rousseau and causing stand on. a journey in space come soon and for a russian cosmonaut and his nasa colleagues as they come back down to earth safe and sound through the the remaining orbit use of addition will be approved and russia's star city later today. and holds a live way of saying they are being victimized and fined for using signs in their own language some claim it's the authorities way of getting trained for centuries of polish occupation. of fallout shelters in the u.s. gathered dust with the most americans not even knowing there they're.

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welcome back you're watching r.t. live from moscow here's a look at the top stories a vote for intolerance a crime crackdown switzerland for paris for a referendum on whether to deplore the immigrants caught committing serious crimes this comes after the murder of a local man who was beaten to death by a group from the balkans that led to calls to kick for a nurse who have committed crimes such as murder or rape out of the country. biting off more than you can shoot george of flirts with bankruptcy as the government is plunged into debt partly due to a series of large scale vanity projects charged to the taxpayer georgians want the president to focus on improving living conditions instead. it's all about the money in moscow as the mayor seeks ways to span the city out of traffic gridlock but not everyone is happy with his suggestions as plans include road.

welcome back you're watching r.t. live from moscow these are the top stories a vote for the intolerance or crime crime down switzerland from paris for a referendum on whether to deport immigrants caught committing serious crimes this comes after the murder of a local man who was beaten to death by a group from the balkans and it led to calls to kick for a nurse who have committed crimes such as murder or rape out of the country. and biting off more than you can shoot ga flirts with bankruptcy as a government is plunged into debt are they doing a series of large scale vanity projects charged to the taxpayer georgians once a president a focus on improving living conditions instead. as all about money in moscow as the way mayor seeks ways.

watching r.t. live from moscow i'm marina joshua welcome and improvise chinese bogeyman is dawning on the u.s. thanks to a rising wave of sentiment in washington officials warn the portrayal of beijing as an anime could spark a risky trade war with america's biggest creditor but as r.t. has guided to count reports it is not just china being used to spook the u.s. . when the economy's bad unemployment heart blame china many u.s. politicians use that tactic to get elected this year maybe you ought to run for senate trying to get something close to hatred is being promoted against china here to the point when new york city mayor michael bloomberg said enough is enough i think it.

this is r.t. live from moscow i'm renay joshua welcome to. program one hundred forty to iraq is civilians who claim they suffered abuse by british soldiers are waiting to hear whether due case high court will allow a full public inquiry now geishas include torture sensory deprivation force nakedness and stress positions the abuse allegedly took place in british controlled detention centers in iraq between two thousand and three in two thousand and eight the u.k. ministry of defense says it's investigating claims and there is no need for a public inquiry such probes have already been launched for two similar cases involving the alleged torture and killing of civilians by british soldiers david scheiner one of the lawyers taking the current case to the high court says abuse is widespread in the inquiry has to be public. there's no doubt that this is systemic within the interrogation. policy because we have those documents from the inquiry so we know for example that there was a policy of getting the make you'd get the make you cute if they don'

a very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow georgian opposition leaders say the latest spy scandal involving four russians is being used by tbilisi to score political points it comes as georgia's interior ministry has confirmed that thirteen people were detained at last month accused for spying for moscow to use i want to let go now joins us with more details live from tbilisi can you tell us bring us up to speed what exactly did the georgian ministry officials have to say at this point. well they basically gathered a whole score of journalists to announce that they have arrested thirteen people four of them are russian nationals like you said the rest of them are georgians are most of them are georgian air force officers there are also some members of n.g.o.s and businessmen but basically georgian minister of interior have said that they have uncovered this enormous aspiring they said that there are a lot more people than just these thirteen that were charged with espionage for russia but the others are coordinatin

watching r.t. live from moscow i'm josh welcome to the program russian businessman victor borge is now in jail in new york awaiting charges after being extradited from thailand suspected of arms smuggling if convicted in the u.s. he faces life in prison moscow says it will continue to fight for bush citing his extradition as illegal as marina now reports. u.s. justice department refuses to give me personally any comment regarding what will happen next to victor route but i can tell you that prosecutors are preparing to address the media some point wednesday that we detailed how the the trial would proceed if there is to be a trial where he will be held in the time being as i mentioned i did reach out to the justice department to just find out basic questions when the arraignment would be where mr boot would be relocated to whether he would be held under special administrative measures and the justice department wrote me back saying that they would not comment or answer any of my questions obviously this

lives of the population saira shah. belgrade. well in an interview with r.t. serbian president boris tadic says that despite economic problems kosovo remains one of the top issues for the serbian people that at this hour he tells us that he wanted to move forward welcome nations need to overcome their differences. konami crises. unemployment and the kind of problems on the top of our agenda and this is a totally true without strong economy the real development you cannot defend your state and the national interest but people are not thinking of course always are not the problem anymore we have a confrontation between serbs and albanians not between should be and cause so because we don't trickle in a score so in the pan this we have a confrontation between serbs and albanians for almost. fifty years and on the end of the day we have to solve that kind of call. blocking not only serbs sort of single billions but also a whole region in terms of progress and development only true dialogue we can achieve some solution that can be acceptable for prishtina a great.

r.t. and live from moscow off to a failing to find a remedy for currency maneuvering and trade troubles at the g. twenty summit the world leaders have now headed for japan and while economic strife tops the.

r.t. india. we are coming to you live from the russian capital this is r.t. and time now to check out some other stories from around the world and the government of haiti declared sunday's elections a success although the majority of kind of its calling for the cancellation of the results due to fraud they have accused the outgoing president of rigging the election the quake devastated country is still battling a growing cholera epidemic which has so far claimed more than a thousand lives and much of the eleven billion dollars in aid promised by the international community has not yet arrived. the brazilian government has claimed victory in a major battle against drug trafficking as security forces swooped in on a gang stronghold in rio de janeiro's most dangerous slum airborne units were deployed in the military operation in which should at least forty five people were killed brazil will host the two thousand and fourteen football world cup on the two thousand and sixteen olympics and bringing crime under control is its number one priority. for prime ministe

r.t. broadcasting live from moscow with the news that shaped the week president medvedev a says the hostile period between russia and nato is over he told the bloc gathering in portugal this weekend that he's agreeing to boost collaboration one of the most divisive issues missile defense the summit smooth was decidedly more co-operative than of the eight but there are still issues which they get to see eye to eye on as they are in this to reports. nato rolled out the red carpet for the country once considered its. and russian president dmitri medvedev arrived at the summit of the former cold war military alliance to leaders of welcoming him with open arms and a plea cooperate with us. let us do this together leaders on both sides seem to indicate they plan to do just that after nato russia talks they hailed as historic today marks a true fresh start in nato russia relations. it spells out our desire to pursue strategic partnership and its means we have overcome the difficulties of the past missile defense plans under the bush white house provoked the most serious rift between russia and nat

r.t. we're live from moscow welcome to the program the international space station is marking an epic maston today with its tenth anniversary and a decade of constant service it's the longest period of continuous human habitation outside the south misfit while some are again questioning the immense cost of the project others say the potential future benefits for mankind are unmeasurable. their reports. the second two thousand the first permanent crew reaches the international space station as the world watches its arguably humanity's most them vicious engineering project to date a mixture of science technology and political cooperation between formal sworn enemies in the ten years since the says has expanded to the size of a football field and received two hundred lives it has. now the station is nearly complete but the jury in what it has achieved is still out there for sure but up to before the i.s.o.'s is a breakthrough of corp before there were separate space agencies now they work together it's a leap forward this station has cost the taxpayer one hundred billion dollars and that's just

r.t. we're live from moscow welcome to the program where europe is on high terror the belgian authorities arrested several.

r.t. and live from moscow let's hear what's coming up later in the program. russia is celebrating the start of the day festivities as the country looks to bring together the past with its present. will be joining peter all of our sort of labor first farmers in georgia say they fear being pushed off their own land the government wants to attract agricultural workers from south africa known as bores hoping their expertise will rub off on locals well it says this will revive the industry's flagging fortunes but as a read of the law school reports the farmers claim they'll be the ones to lose out . three years of land but his family barely scrapes by the toggle odds and lives on potato soup all year round one of many farmers struggling to survive in georgia though he has plenty of land he cannot afford to grow anything on it. most the fuel for the tractor is too expensive and the pension i get is eighty laurie most of this goes towards my medication after i buy that i hardly have anything left over and trish what tara has a heart condition but still works the lan

r.t. broadcasting live from the heart of the russian capital welcome to the program president medvedev has sparked an outcry in japan by visiting one of russia's most far flung outposts the. remote lies in the pacific thousands of kilometers from moscow japan which claims for the audience as its own has called many visit regrettable and we'll have more on this live from our correspondent on a bike a little later in the program. it's. an obscure but it could end dependence on fossil fuel. school metal and they could reinvent the world's energy potential off the god of thunder many scientists believe thought rian is the best alternative to uranium for producing nuclear power . and that explores why the battle has still to gain a foothold in the market despite its many advantages. we all use energy but at what cost. energy security why many more wars are fought the oil's running out and there doesn't seem to be a viable alternative insights but unbeknown to most there's an energy source that clean green and abundant all over the globe story i'm so nuclear fuel and its supporters believe it wi

r.t. broadcasting live from moscow welcome to the program sex crime and the internet a controversial show exposing the dangers of paedophilia on the world wide web is at the center of public attention in germany the program claims to be raising awareness many say it's simply chasing ratings. it's every parent's nightmare their child is being lured by someone they met on the internet this girl is pretending to be. demanded the table is in his sixty's babying conversing online for weeks my little girl friend it is you isn't it yes if i'm a little kid. when it is the case. you tell me. the back of your neck may be ok but perhaps that might turn you on that later is actually an undercover journalist and it turns out the man works for a children's charity he is completely unaware that the meeting is being secretly filmed as part of the german t.v. show a cool tattoo that internet and is exposing the danger is a sexual predator online. in the very beginning we expected it expected. to have a very specific. person to be madge and you know. usually magine is a sexual predator you know the guy wit

live a. real life stories from will be. nineteen forty five don't r.t. dot com. won't come back to spotlight i'm al gore and often just a reminder that my guest in the studio today is alexander rahmani enough the grandson of a legendary composer say to get him on the fire xander is also the director of the damani now foundation. mr kind of we started speaking about the years that we get our money and have spent abroad after he fled russia after the bolshevik revolution in one thousand nine hundred seventeen well was he closely following the events in savage russia and the soviet union was he interested in what was going on in the music and russian contemporary music what was in touch extremely extremely in touch you can redress of looking every day and you know that what he did in new york times yes i'm sure you know yes hilo side yes that's where his visit was in that allowed to play for until fifty feet planted for. the free for the reason humor of the law he was a very close look at this do you think that your family may have ever returned to live in russia on

live a. real life stories from would need. to be true nineteen forty five gold dot com. welcome back you're watching r.t. coming to live from moscow these are the top stories china hosts a meeting of rising economic powers in the wake of the asia pacific and g twenty summits and out of tired of feeling it's now in the driving seat of the world economy. with republicans in the u.s. congress urging spending cuts in every field education health care are a wifely targets but not it seems the fans and imperial ambitions. hope for the homeless one doctor in moscow has taken up a personal quest to lend a helping hand to the less fortunate some of whom have no one else to turn to. and russia is continuing to exert its influence in the middle east and not just as a peace negotiator multi-million dollar deals are being signed on a regular basis and now the prime minister of lebanon has come to moscow with his check book ahead of his visits saad hariri to time out to sit down with. i had them but have welcome to the r.t.e. interview with great pleasure i would like to welcome lebanon's prime minister sheikh saad and

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r.t. for the live coverage. all of this address but for now let's cross to the artes studio where carrie johns is standing by with more of today's meeting. yes alice thanks very much now the latest wiki leaks revelations are nothing new and will not damage international diplomacy according to major world leaders they've voiced their doubts about the leaks from the online whistleblower which contain more than two hundred thousand classified documents from u.s. embassies across the globe there's artie's going to church you can reports many experts say it's still a huge blow for washington's reputation. those files exposed definitely exposed diplomatic information never meant for public eyes but experts say most of those documents are nothing new for the international diplomatic community most employers are kind of aware of the u.s. attitude many were quick to dub it as a diplomatic crisis for the u.s. not just because of the fact revealed in those files but most most of all to first of all because of the revelatio

r.t. coming to live from moscow marina joshie so was there one could soon kick out any immigrants caught committing serious crimes including everything from break to drug dealing the ideas being put to public vote in a country with one of europe's largest immigration population.

r.t. coming to live from moscow here's a quick look at the top stories u.s. prosecutors are said deciding the fate of a russian businessman big board who faces charges of supplying weapons of to terrorists russia says bullets extradition from thailand was illegal and fighting the last for his rights. a massive defense budget a world with nuclear weapons and seeing threads all around her and she is back on the agenda after the republican success in the midterm elections you conservatives have met in washington to lead the old rhetoric of the bush administration. and dragging an island behind the european union warns of economic collapse or violent and the whole we don't face up to it cannot make storm some analysts say dublin is now dipping into the pockets of very organizations which caused the trouble in first place. but we have more on the stories about thirty minutes tie up next is our special report on the veterans of the second world war the tries to find out why for some it's a period of pride while for others a painful memory they'd like to raise. visi