with r.t. live from moscow time now for the world update here's some of the headlines from around the world for you this hour the israeli high court is to hear for petitions against the deal to free a thousand palestinians in exchange for one israeli soldier gilad schalit they want to swap delayed so the list of prisoners can be scrutinized but state prosecution sources say the appeals are likely to be rejected on monday the deal should then go ahead with half of the palestinians released in exchange for charlotte on tuesday with the rest freed in december. oil pumping fears that resumed from the stricken cargo ship aground off new zealand worsening weather could hamper the recovery efforts the vessel is now listing sharply has serious cracks in the hole and could break apart at any time about three hundred fifty tons of fuel that spilled into the sea near beaches and killed over a thousand sea birds the ship hit a reef almost a fortnight ago setting off what music is its worst ever maritime environ

this is r.t. live from moscow with me for more stories comments and videos always find them on our website r.t. dot com for example fields of despair i thousands of farmers in india taking their own lives are being devastated by one of the driest seasons in decades. and preparing for the great flood noah's ark sails again thanks to a dutch family who promise free seats for all just in case of emergency. now we're twenty minutes past the hour here in moscow this is the weekly revolutionary euphoria in egypt back in february soon give way to disillusionment with both the people and political forces dissatisfied with the way the country is being run of course this being post mubarak many feel let down by the transitional military council which is so far failed to implement promised democratic reform party's and he said now i went to cairo to find out. that was it was we knew that change had come to egypt a new chapter of freedom and democracy don't judge a book by its cover when reading post mubarak egypt

this is r.t. live from moscow now the russian press is cheering over president medvedev the latest extensive interview and it's where he explained his withdrawal from the upcoming presidential race he said a lot of napoleons high popularity makes him the best man for the kind of a say you go to person off as the latest reviews. of the president's interview with the heads of the three biggest t.v. stations in russia did focus on some of the most important elitist political events in the country such as his decision not to run for a second term in office is recommendation of prime minister rudd even a future for the top job and to the sudden dismissal of former finance minister alex equally and so these last couple hours is all opinions and summaries press a rush of opinions both positive and also positive start with the limits speedbird really were well known here in russia and. it's published an article try to show you this. though the title of what were you after what's your ambition and the analysts

you with r.t. live from moscow president dmitri medvedev has addressed his supporters today telling them the course of modernization will continue in russia is preparing to take over as head of the ruling united russia party for december's parliamentary elections let's get some more details now r.t. so you're. monitoring the whole a whole conference there and the president's speech. the president made any surprising and arguments today hilary no really no surprising announcements these meeting could be described as an informal gathering of the president with what he describes as his supporters and those who ranged from musicians and bloggers to he has of such companies as called representatives from oil and gas companies those who support change supports me this was the key message of the president and the change according to dmitry medvedev is modernisation these informal meeting with journalists and interpret nurse was actually the first to admit from a very pronounced at the united russia party congr

this is r.t. live from moscow with me rory sushi welcome to the program the cultural arm of the united nations has accepted palestine as a fully fledged member it's the first time palestinians have achieved full status to any un body but yes go pay for it decision with a major cut in funding that's what you've done your bushel you can explain more in depth here daniel good to see you so over two thirds of unesco members who were present there voted in favor of admitting palestine but now the u.s. is vowing to cut over twenty percent of the agency's budget why is that while washington says the vote goes against its laws that against u.s. jurisdiction to pass any organization and funding the organization that recognizes palestine as an independent state israel's foreign minister said that they also oppose palestine vote but it doesn't have much financial political leverage on the world stage in practice america tends to the u.s. tends to give. support when it needs it on the world stage. the european uni

you would r.t. live from moscow of course for more stories or comments on videos on our website and that's where you'll find everything at r.t. dot com and some of the items on our fields of despair thousands of farmers in india take their own lives devastated by one of the driest seasons in decade. and the pairing off for the great flood i know is our sales again thanks to a dutch family. all in case an emergency. from. the week's top stories here on our team and a revolutionary euphoria in egypt back in february assumed give way to disillusionment with both the people and political forces dissatisfied with the way the country is being run after the regime of mubarak many feel let down by the transitional military council which has so far failed to implement promised democratic reform. now we went to cairo to find out more. we knew that change would come to egypt a new chapter called freedom and democracy your book by its cover when reading post mubarak egypt it's between the lines where you'll find a n

you're watching r.t. live from moscow we always keen to know your opinion on our top stories so today in our website r.t. dot com we're asking what a way to libya now that colonel gadhafi is dead let's take a look at the side vote that we've got for you so far so the vast majority believe the country will now just say and into chaos with the oil fields guarded by western countries while about it can think leave you know will undergo years of slow painful recovery while the rest of the viewers are split between two options whether there will be a baghdad style green zone in tripoli with tribesmen taking control elsewhere or the country will eventually see political reform parroting what is now what do you think by logging on to our website our dot com. the e.u. summit in brussels has yet to produce a deal on the continent's debt crisis but has resulted in conflict between nicolas sarkozy and david cameron the fear is six change happened when the british prime minister said all. should be involved in final talks

correspondents in europe and the us will bring you the very latest on the occupy together so do stay with r.t. live global coverage. structures like growing poverty in the. countries waiting for hours cutting jobs and social spending people across the globe against their government's economic policies follow the worldwide action against austerity live on cartoon. quarter past the hour here i'm also going to get to some other news for you after seven months of the regime demonstrations out over three thousand killed in crackdowns that the u.n. has warned that syria is heading for a full blown civil war with rumors of army defectors joining the opposition the gap between the two sides in the conflict appears to be widening. reports while people in the capital are calling for dialogue other parts of the country are demanding an end to the rule of president. well here in the center of the syrian capital it is very quiet today it's a day off for most people but of course they need that calm as the conflict in the country goes on between the government and its supporters and the opposition now what it wa

worldwide news twenty four seven this is r.t. live from moscow and with me. we've had enough that's the message being sent from many around the world to big business and the government as people in almost a thousand cities take their anger to the streets the occupy together movement which began in new york is now demanding global change either bennett is in the thick of it in the heart of london. well the slogan of the protests here in london is paid back and they are of course referring to the trillions of dollars paid in bonuses to senior banking executives over the last decade or so now in a time when taxpayers' money is continue to be used to bail out the banks at this time of crisis so that's what they're angry about how they've taken their protests to the center of london in the financial district the stock exchange the bank of england and here outside st paul's cathedral over here because they're actually being hamdeen by police caution we having some trouble covering the event actually because even though we're press an accredited pressure not actuall

with r.t. live from moscow i'm wrong reception and welcome to the program the british parliament is preparing to vote on whether to hold a referendum on its continued membership of the european union the debate was forced after more than one hundred thousand people signed a petition demanding to have a say and the vote won't be binding perino said david cameron is a staunch supporter of the e.u. and faces a rebellion in his own party some sixty conservative m.p.'s are defying government orders and will support the idea of a nationwide referendum cameron the dissenting tories to reconsider saying this is a delicate time for the e.u. from. more perspective on the road we are joined by robert all chairman of the foreign policy group. i thank you for joining us today so there is a sense that britain's got all it wanted from the e.u. and now that it appears the good times are over some in britain want to leave what's what's your take on war the u. is an enormous cost or to both british taxpayers and the

with r.t. live from moscow now the british parliament has voted overwhelmingly against holding a referendum on leaving the european union a petition of about one hundred thousand signatures from the public had called for the debate the government earlier all of its m.p.'s to vote against the motion all face penalties despite this those dozens of david cameron's party members defied the order and what's been the biggest internal challenge he's faced as prime minister but john daunt from the u.k. out of the e.u. campaign says britain never signed up for what the e.u. turned out to be. we've got just still staying at home democracy in the home the mother of all parliaments where these m.p.'s are not voting with their conscience or with their constituents their opinions their voting or the way their leaders tell them to because if they don't they'll get the sack that isn't democracy is an absolute disgrace i don't actually think we need to be part of a political super state no one signed up i'm fifty se

a very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow with me rory sushi we've had enough that's the message being sent from many around the world to big business and government as people in almost a thousand cities take their anger to the streets the occupy together movement which began in new york is now demanding global change aussies are either bennett is in the thick of it in london and he says the protesters plan to keep their rallies peaceful but there's always a risk of tension escalating. they just started kettling protesters here which means they're containing them in a small area and that has been a controversial tactic in protests in the last twelve months or so which has seen violence flare up as a peaceful protest and it has a very clear message that is the democratization of the global finance system and they calling for as taxpayers continue to bail out banks are calling for banking executives to pay back their bonuses now to begin with the this action of occupy the london stock exchange was ridiculed a little

a very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow with me. there's a growing international pressure for an investigation into exactly how libya's ousted dictator moammar gadhafi died un expressed concern over video footage taken that followed his capture shows him alive but first killed shortly thereafter meanwhile nato said it's winding down its bombing campaign in the country but i think. the latest from tripoli. the n.t.s.b. is saying that gadhafi was killed by bullet wounds also conflicting reports as to where exactly those shots were in his stomach in the right side of his head and the left side of his head it's looking very shady and then this brutal video that went viral the mainstream media showing it more than twenty four hours constantly of gadhafi whether or not he was dead or alive very unclear at first in the first couple of shots of the it appears that he's alive he actually goes and touches head right some blood away and then there's a time and it seems that he was dead in the later pictures the same thing with one of his sons

it is good to have you with us on this saturday you're watching r.t. live from moscow with me rory some shame. to first with the euro two thousand and twelve election campaign for the next president gaining momentum very shortly we'll be crossing to a live feed here in moscow where the current president dmitri medvedev will be addressing his supporters but for now here on our sea the ante corporate protests in america have spread and so have the arrests and the accusations of police heavy handedness dozens more activists have been taken into custody across several cities now at this point one new yorker was pushed face down onto the pavement after apparently being run over by a policeman but hundreds of demonstrators camping out near wall street for a month have claim a victory over the billionaire mayor michael bloomberg is a fiction order under the pretext of a cleanup was overturned when the park's owners said the protesters can stay for the movement against corporate influence has gone global spreading to dozens of cities worldwide the american members

and with r.t. live from moscow it's good to have you with us today much heralded summit in brussels has failed again to come up with a solution to the e.u. spiraling that crisis but it has succeeded in creating a new divisions among leaders and the growing splits exploded to the surface when french president nicolas sarkozy lashed out at the british prime minister david cameron saying that he was sick of the u.k.'s criticism and interference that amid rumors that private investors have been told by the e.u. they could lose half the money they have injected into greece germany and france however well to prevent the continent's troubles from sparking a new global financial meltdown and according to your over felt editor in chief of belgium's leading trends that business magazines say there's more at stake here than just saving big. and pretty much on the line so that this part of this is specially of french president nicolas sarkozy because a lot of what we have been doing in the eurozone to save the mone

r.t. to live. with r.t. live from also and a little bit later for you this hour the voice of protest. good are going to comic reform goes both parties i think we want to party nazis a resident of the lower half of the state has its lower manhattan to find out just what central message is you know i think the occupy wall street protesters. should quit the european union that's what a group of come painters is calling for in london by the people as a pledge believe that the e.u. undermines britain's sovereignty and is costing too much of a demand for a nationwide referendum will be discussed in parliament on monday by the group is gathering for congress in london so we can now cross live there and if you are john mills or the chairman of the people's pleasure thank you for joining us today mr mills the e.u. is going through a tough period now with the eurozone debt crisis two thousand and eleven has been a terrible year for the eurozone but it needs the support of strong economies more than ever now why do you want and u.k. to leave now. well the people's pledge is not just about whethe

watching r.t. live from moscow here's a look at the top stories of the week pre-election fever grips russia with president had a forced to clarify both his power swap plans a lot of reporting and the sudden departure of the country's longstanding finance minister. seven hundred people arrested in new york as authorities adopt a zero tolerance policy towards the rapidly escalating anti wall street movement protesting corporate agreed and inequality. release on the brink e.u. down inspector scramble to secure more bailout cash for the crumbling economy with joe. still we go down as the french president warns of a new global crisis. and an explosive standoff serbian blockades at a disputed border post in northern kossovo are hit by nato troops leaving several people enjoy.

watching r.t. live from moscow the u.s. and. south korean leaders have struck a long saga free trade deal promising closer trade and security links president lee myung box visit comes amid anger at home over plans for a massive new american navy base in south korea from the los angeles based korea policy institute says the stability of the whole region could be at risk. i think it's bad for korea i think it's bad for us china relations it's bad for korea china relations. growing arms race that we're seeing for our east asia where is the problem is this is going to stage aegis destroyers and those aegis destroyers are connected to a u.s. missile defense system and so one of the activists that pieces is whole protesters are saying who spaces this really anyway since a u.s. base because it will be tied to the u.s. missile defense system is a part of the u.s. strategy to contain china and is it going to foment a regional arms race which pits korea in between us and china i would say that the chinese are very concerned about. the clo

watching r.t. live from moscow we've got plenty more on the deals being made at the meeting in our business update in about twenty minutes time. for a joint i was recently overtaken germany as russia's top trade. zone forming a few billion dollar investment to channel the rising influx of. ukraine's foreign minister yulia tymoshenko will face a court verdict later on tuesday she's on trial over charges related to alleged dodgy gas contracts with russia are just laced here cesky looks at the case which itself faces allegations of being politically motivated. the biggest trial of the decade in ukraine may be coming to an end today on tuesday with the judge in the key of court is expected to deliver his verdict on the case of the country's former prime minister she is being accused of several economic crimes one of which according to the prosecution that. deals with moscow in two thousand and nine and cost ukraine almost forty billion u.s. dollars in losses. the main point which is being speculated right n

welcome back with r.t. live from moscow now in northern kosovo have been told to remove the barricades near the border with or nato forces will do it themselves they were told to clear the roads over the weekend or four troops will dismantle them on monday trouble flared in july when cause of and police try to take over to the northern border crossings which was resisted by local folks who were then blockaded access from nato and the e.u. forces then moved in to try and establish control late last month some barricades were pulled up resulting in violence peacekeepers using rubber bullets and tear gas against political analysts and. says that what i and the serbs the most is the father nato was soley serving because of an official's interests. legally do have a right to as they see. for its freedom of movement on the whole territory of the cost of war but the problem is legitimate because the serbian authorities avoided service in kosovo do you recognize nato is right and gave for the right to enforce the law in

some european capitals you with r.t. live from moscow now are the rights of protesters something the u.k. has long up held and defended but now as the british government slaps a month long marching band on several london districts there are those who argue that civil liberties are under attack artie's lorem it investigates. the view of workers activists on the home office ban on marching is clear it's an attack on the basic democratic rights in this country through september in six areas of london anyone marching like these people did last winter is liable to be arrested and fined or even imprisoned. the ban was prompted by plans by the anti muslim english defense league seen here in luton in february to march through tower hamlets the area with the highest concentration of muslims in the country but instead of banning one march on one day the home office banned all marches in six bars for an entire month activist richard seymour sees a wider motive want to savannah's past doesn't necessarily mean to say that march isn't goin

there with r.t. live from moscow at seven thirty pm these are top stories a war dragging on for a decade the u.s. led invasion of afghanistan passes the ten year mark get a taliban defeat seems nowhere in sight and the human cost is rising faster than ever with this ear set to become the deadliest one for u.s. troops. meanwhile in the u.k. and nothing is i'm not saying protesters calling for a speedy troop withdrawal as they gather in london to protest the afghan war this up to rally are being joined by news issuing actors and politicians. and anti corporate sentiment spreads fast across the us with protest against inequality and unemployment taking place in dozens of cities the occupy wall street movement is criticized for lacking organization but proves it's far from chaotic and isn't it for the long haul. the russian literature is full of legendary names known globally artie's al gore know how today's writers can make their way onto the world's bookshelves. hello again or welcome to spotlight the inter

you're watching r.t. live from moscow our breaking news this hour ukraine's ex prime minister is guilty of abusing her authority while signing gas deals with russia a giant in kiev found cause the country to lose nearly two hundred million dollars in agreeing the energy contracts are just like here she asks follow you hansen joins us live now from outside the court so let's see what's next for you and. well we now understand that the judge has ruled that she has been found guilty of economic crimes in particular signing unlawful gas deals as the prosecution believes with russia in two thousand and nine death of course that cost ukrainian budget almost two hundred million u.s. dollars the question is now whether units in the center will be receiving some prison sentence now we understand that the judge is continuing to read out the verdict of course there may be some softening circumstances that she may get a suspended sentence that is something many accidents have been predicting we don't not know for sure whe

very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow with me rory sushi and breaking news this hour police have started using tear gas on protesters gathering in the center of athens today are turning to live pictures right here on r.t. thousands of people have gathered to voice their discontent over the government's latest austerity measures flights canceled schools closed hospitals operating at limited capacity again live pictures right here as we see some defense forces as the crowds are out of shot right now but we'll continue to pan across these live pictures for you as we cross live now to offer you sara for who are standing by. hi sara so a dramatic developments tell us what are you seeing there we've seen some pictures where are the big crowds are gathering now the police are out in response. absolutely the contrast of just one hour ago when i was speaking she and then we had thousands of people just outside the parliament building you can see now lots of these people have been cleared we were just down on the street

welcome back you're watching r.t. live from moscow these are the week's top stories nato is preparing to leave libya saying it's achieved its goals after the killing of colonel gadhafi but there are fears the country could now be plunged into chaos of mob rule. the leaders are meeting in brussels to brainstorm ways to save the euro zone slash greece's enormous debt comes after the greek government approved another round of eye watering cuts to secure a bailout leading to a two day strike and clashes with police. and ask service program nato from dismantling their barricades at a disputed border crossing in northern cause of on friday peacekeeping troops used tear gas to disperse hundreds of locals who sat on the road to stop the. top stories of the week and right now we bring you our special report the takes you to the city found by peter the great as a supply base for the russian navy in the early eighteenth century. pictures of oscar's a city on the bank of lake in russia's northwest. saw peter the great found it in the

around the clock around the world this is r.t. live here in moscow good to have you with us and i cry against corporate greed has risen up in almost a thousand cities as the protests that started in new york global people have taken their anger to the streets of europe asia and australia saying their governments have been taken over by big business well let's first focus on europe and talk to our correspondent daniel bushell he is in brussels now daniel and much of europe has been named the political center of the e.u. where you are of course there in brussels but all the politicians listening. well all sources initially by this protest setting up camp here on the grounds that there was no running water for them but they have now caved in basically to weight of numbers and the protesters here plan to set up an all night have created a so-called alternative parliament which serves the people not the financial elite they're protesting that governments keep risking failed private banks with public money the latest outrage is one of belgiu

pictures for you here on r.t. live pictures from central athens just outside the main government building thousands of people have come together to demonstrate their anger at the government's ongoing all stary the measures we continue to have live coverage of the developments in the square of course you can follow these all that our website . as we follow these live pictures here you can see the riot police in the lower part of your view of your screen over the past hour or so we've seen thousands of people quite forcefully dispersed by riot police as they disperse with the tear gas in the area our correspondent sarah ferguson i will check in with her again live pictures central athens right here on. our let's get to business news here with. welcome to our business update this thanks for joining me russian markets are struggling high as strong record prices and gains in europe are helping russian equities to cover the losses russia took a big hit during the latest market turmoil that's best as pull their cash out of ri

what about you watching r.t. live from moscow here's a look at the top stories in libya man he celebrated as the country's transitional government officially declares liberation following the death of ousted leader waddles adelphi but questions remain over whether the price paid in the form of lost lives and ruined infrastructure was too high. more than two hundred people are reported dead after a powerful earthquake in eastern turkey that fear the death toll could reach a thousand many people remain trapped under rubble. and public bakery but no breakthrough with the search for a solution to ease crippling debt crisis at the summit in brussels hits the buffers that's as the french and british leaders argue over the u.k.'s attempts to influence the euro's future despite not being part of the eurozone. one x. we explore in the siberian c.e.o. of a place where many people were sent into exile by the russians ares the city's past and present is explored in our special report. around a three hour flight from moscow is hom

welcome back to with r.t. live from moscow the headlines now protests against corporate greed have gone global that's hundreds of cities across america europe asia and africa all say no to a culture of big business control the movement was born out of the occupy wall street protests which started just a month ago in the heart of new. the seven month long revolt has divided syria as the regime supporting capital say it's ready to wait for reforms cities outside of damascus want the president gone. i knew cranes attempts to spruce up its image ahead of its hosting of the euro two thousand and twelve football championships comes under fire from animal rights groups they are accusing the government of burning stray dogs like. right now an enemy of the us and colombian governments killer of thousands but a hero to the poor drugs baron a popular escobar the great hunt is right now why not say. crew picks its heels and i heard tell for three days waiting for some response or acknowledgment of the request to be taught. and

talk about here with r.t. live from moscow on borders to show the headlines now but the un's human rights chief warns that syria's stalemate could descend into a full blown civil war as the number of people killed in the conflict exceeds three thousand the opposition says it's now being joined by army defectors have been dismissed by the government as. occupy wall street protesters a wind first battle after new york city council's a massive cleanup operation in the past where they've been camping the demonstrators say they will not give up the occupy movement looks set to go blow. out of the european central bank says it's now. time for governments to take the lead in saving the region's economy this comes as spain becomes the latest nation to take a hit take a hit rather from a ratings giant a lot of standard and. are there some of the friday headlines around but coming your way right now it's our special report on the colombian drug lord apollo escobar who became even more famous and. just. on the taco bogota air

around the clock around the world of this is r.t. live in moscow the total number killed in the syrian conflict now stands at one over three thousand activists at least twelve of died in fresh violence our security forces opened fire on protesters were calling for nationwide demonstrations in support of army defectors who joined the opposition and government insists they're not revolutionaries but armed gangs that threaten the public so that syria has more. about one hundred eighty kilometers north of damascus is a city under a stone a site of five days of recent deadly clashes between security forces and protesters in which at least thirty died it's close of the cities of homs and hama where most anti assad protests have been seen in place evidence of fighting in oliver stone it's plain to see there was an air of suspicion it turns mood only broken by children now smiling but only two weeks ago these youngsters were witness to violence in their home town like this eleven year old we heard very heavy fire we heard airplanes but didn't see

and i do with r.t. live from moscow and later this hour the voice of protest. a little going i cannot reform the whole of both parties i think we want to party parties resident lower half of us to visit the lower manhattan to find out just what central message is and uniting the occupy wall street protests. are now eleven minutes past the hour here in moscow britain should quit the european union that's what a group of cum painters is calling for in london other people's pledge believe the e.u. undermines britain's sovereignty and is costing too much and the demand for a nationwide referendum will be discussed in parliament on monday and the group is open to congress in london we can cross live there now and speak to douglas castle a conservative m.p. and supporter and council member for the people's pleasure thank you for coming on the program today the e.u. it's vulnerable now it's been a tough year with the whole eurozone or the crippling debt crisis now at a time when the e.u. needs england why do you want to why do you want the u.k. to leave now. for two r

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negotiations i'm afraid are really just so false say they don't have any real bearing on reality you have r.t. live from moscow are still ahead of you in a program here the eurozone hangs up by a thread so that theo votes on a crucial deal which could decide the fate of death struck european nations and our plans to bail them out. now reshuffling the world's archaic political stage russia's vladimir putin and his chinese counterpart are looking to lay the first of bricks in beijing today russia's prime minister and china's premier wen jarboe have signed deals worth an estimated seven point one billion dollars the greens range from aerospace to nano development and large energy deals are the two sides say they've overcome differences over oil supplies and china has agreed on a new pipeline from russia there is still however the issue of gas with no news yet of a resolution in the longstanding pricing disputes normally a much hyped meeting his aunties were going to cost. this is prime minister vladimir putin's first visit since announcing his privacy in the upcoming presidential elections and this i'

welcome back you're watching r.t. live from moscow these are the top stories of laura's spread across the united states as thousands of angry americans demand the corporate lobby be held accountable for an economic downturn sidelined by the mainstream media protesters in new york and other cities claim civil disobedience is all they have to make their voices heard. clouds of uncertainty hanging over greece has eurozone ministers delay the next release of bailout funds desperately needed to keep the country pull your of bankruptcy that comes after athens announced it would not be able to meet its dad was using targets just by passing tougher steering measures. plus from the glitz and glamour of high fashion count lost to abusive child labor human rights groups low the whistle on his back a stance cotton industry which turns the government for. the world has yet to see the worst of its economic troubles according to a senior sociology scholar at yale university emmanuela dollar stein thanks that the real crash will come with

welcome back in with r.t. live from moscow and the week's top stories for you nato is preparing to leave libya saying it's achieved its goals after the killing of caffeine and there are fears that the country could now be plunged into a chaos so. e.u. leaders are meeting in brussels to brainstorm ways to save the eurozone and slash greece's enormous debt that comes after the greek government approved yet another round of i was hearing to secure a bail out leading to a two day strike and clashes with police. and ethnic serbs preventing nato from dismantling their barricades of a disputed border crossing in northern cause over on friday peacekeeping troops used tear gas to disperse hundreds of locals who then decided to sit on the road to stop. the internet as a part of our everyday lives if you know that your privacy is under attack and every time you make online to find out more our special report is coming your way. with just one telephone call anytime and learn many things about you the biggest privacy and. yours

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a very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow with me research a police of fired tear gas and protesters gathered outside the greek parliament building the country has ground to a hold with workers walking out of jobs in a twenty four hour public sector strike and they're all furious at the government's policy of austerity cuts all flights in and out of the greek airports are grounded and hospitals for the meantime are relying on a bare bones emergency stuff. live in athens for us and sarah hi police have started to climb down in the demonstrators that we've been talking for the past few hours you and i have seen a thousand dispersed with tear gas what are you seeing now. well at the moment as you can see the streets behind me outside the parliament building have more or less been cleared of most of the protesters but in the central square you still got a standoff between the protesters that are remaining there and the police i'm not sure how much of that you can see but the police have moved down into the main or in

worldwide news live from the heart of moscow this is r.t. with me research washington thought it a plot to kill the saudi ambassador to the u.s. will further isolate iran with the allegations expected to increase sanctions on tehran by two iranians are charged over trying to hire members of a mexican drug cartel to carry out the attack something terror on is just missed as a comedy show is garnered you can reports from washington. ngs to unite the world against iran that's what we hear from the officials here they're talking about the need to completely isolate iran in the international community vice president joe biden for example said the u.s. action against iran could go beyond sanctions but added that we are not going there yet also we hear we were getting reports that they grew as a might also great raise the issue of the u.n. security council we hear a lot of tough words in washington these days the u.s. administration strongly believes in the case against this iranian born man also u.s. citizen. are suspected of trying to plot the as

welcome back you're watching r.t. live from moscow these are the top stories dozens of the your ass across america failed to stop the ends of corporate offered by together movement from swelling with activists saying it's now simply too big to fail protests are spreading across nebraska dozens of cities worldwide. syrians are split over the seven month long uprising while the capital wants presents an even more time to reform since outside the masses are tired of the reason the un has put the death toll at over three thousand. and cranes preparations for the euro two thousand and twelve football championships are under pressure from our motorised activists accusing the authorities of burning straight up.

welcome back you're watching r.t. live from moscow these are the top stories confusion of a new global voices ages two biggest giants russia and china of building new any and to challenge political domination of the western world. ukraine's former prime minister yulia timoshenko is found guilty by the accord of abusing her of the worry about signing gas deals with russia. slovakia holds the fate of the eurozone bailout and it's appalling with a government vote threatening to veto the new beefed up funds for debt laden european economies. next r.t. talks to martin anderson former chief accountant for the european commission she says that brussels only cares about propping up the idea of the e.u. however a much the part of grows her interviews next. i'm talking to mark to address and he's now a member of the european parliament for the u.k. independence party but she was formally the european commission's chief accountants while she was in that job she raised concerns about flaws in the commission's accounting system which s

as r.t. live from moscow now during our visit to pakistan u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton has demanded the country steps up to its fight against insurgents military analyst you're going to be pushed off thinks that america should stop being a lecturer to others and actually try to cooperate rather than confront. the trademark of u.s. foreign policy when it comes to pakistan and afghanistan is to do more of this scene and expect different results if it were otherwise then us secretary of state would rather refrain from the same least during remarks visit pakistan on her way from kabul to islamabad the airborne general currently the cia chief director petraeus will whisper into hillary clinton years to evolve the fact that is absolutely counterproductive in fact he would discreetly all for her that washington should apologize to islamabad for the old its negative legacy and only women after pakistan will accept american apologies for all what he did to pakistan actually against pakistan own them the road to be open for the transparent and m

this is r.t. live here in moscow coming up to eighteen minutes past the hour now han russian couple let's return to our top story now concerning libya and we'll get more reaction now on the latest developments there are not too. he's an eye witness saw nato bombing in libya and he's recently returned from his hometown of sirte and joins us now live in manchester in the u.k. thanks very much indeed for being with us now nato is constantly said that avoiding civilian casualties has been its main objective in libya well from your experience they succeed. in iraq and there's about afghanistan and the most of the country is the. i mean i myself with the death of fifty one people just two hundred meters away from our house where our family. you know it's a family house most of the people in our house are the billions i mean. how come the telling the war having killed civilians killed civilians caused the death of so many civilians in libya. i think. if there was a camera i mean myself i couldn't have come in

welcome back you're watching r.t. live from moscow and these are the week's top stories nato is preparing to leave libya saying it's achieved its goals after the killing of colonel gadhafi but there are fears the country could now be plunged into a chaos of mob rule. you leaders are meeting in brussels to brainstorm ways to save the euro zone slash greece's enormous debt it comes after the greek government approved another round of eye watering cuts to euro bailout leading to today's strike and clashes with police. and i think surfer and nato from dismantling their barricades at a disputed border crossing in northern possible on friday peacekeeping troops used tear gas to disperse hundreds of locals sal the road to stop. the occupy wall street movement is now well it is six week and it is not slowing down talks to author and blogger james cussler about the phenomenon and how it could influence america's future. i. archie sitting down with author blogger and public speaker james howard kunstler so thanks so much for joining

a very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow with me rory sushi protesters continue to gather on the streets of new york followed.