and r.t. looks at the large scale modernisation the russian city of sochi is undergoing to make the two thousand and fourteen paralympic games easily accessible for participants and spectators russia's paralympic team has long been near the top of the leaderboard at vancouver two thousand and ten they won a total of thirty eight medals twelve of them gold how do emergency services in the russian capital work find out coming up in moscow out stay with us. hello and welcome to the show on this week's program we'll be taking a look at what to do in an emergency here in the russian capital. i'm going to services plus a few others thrown in and we saw a ave building of the european medical center. the private clinic has two locations the regional building the. metro and the new building located near prospect both in the city center the e.m.c. here is at the forefront of medical care in russia as one of the first private health centers in russia the clinic comes with more than twenty years of tradition an

authority to present a united states that hear that story who's taking democracy away from us citizens r.t. looks at how one american town has lost its elected officials. but first libya says the international criminal court is just a cover for nato attempts to kill colonel gadhafi and refuses to recognize its legitimacy this came in response to the year suing of arrest warrants for gadhafi and two of his confidants by the hague tribunal and many libyans believe nato leaders should also be held to account for their actions. the road from the capital tripoli to bragg he's lined with the aftermath of war towns abandoned as the population fled the bombardment. this is what's left of the civilian airport in the siege of. home to one of the country's key oil refineries the last plane took off from this runway just hours before it was hate. to say so it's only hitting the targets of military value well call say these telecommunications towers so. stop. destroyed. now this is a site. strikes and they've also accidentally. two cars and killed two civilians since there is no t.v. in this area and as we ca

and r.t. looks of the large scale modernization and not as asian the russian city of so she's undergoing to make the twenty fourteen paralympic games easily accessible for participants and spectators alike russia's paralympic team has long been placed near the top of the leaderboard at the vancouver two thousand and ten games and i want to total of thirty eight medals twelve of them gold. a part for you is up next with sports stay with us here on r.t. . hello welcome to the spa stairs and these are the top stories. a thousand days to go the can down for the such a winter paralympics hits a key landmark as a games are passed that provide inspiration for the disabled. imperious andy murray cruises past the four time champion andy roddick child who picks on the base outside of james ward to reach the final at queen's. red ball flying again sebastian vettel takes his six pole position from seven races ahead of sunday's canadian crown craig. but first there are one thousand days to go before the twenty f

and r.t. looks at the large scale modernization the russian city of sochi is undergoing to make the twenty fourteen paralympic games easily accessible for participants and spectators alike russia's paralympic team has long been near the top of the leaderboard at the vancouver two thousand and ten games they won a total of thirty eight medals twelve of them gold. coming up next our pride interview show spotlight it's time al gore and i was speaks with areas foreign minister to find out why the country is considering hosting elements of nato's missile shield stay with us here at r.t. . it's. hello again the welcome to spotlight the interview show on r.t. i maldonado and today my guest is to identify. the area as both an important hub for russia's energy projects in the region and also an intel role private and then vicious nato missile shield military project all this political gathering diplomacy and the center of intensive diplomatic negotiations to tell us about the results in moscow and also to ex

policy reporting right now as a as israel's relationship with his neighbors becomes ever more tense r.t. looks at the plight of community is on the egypt and gaza border due to israel's decade long blockade the civilian population has resorted to underground smuggling just to stay alive they live only next to the border of the guns in egypt but also on the border of peace and war. they are responsible not only for themselves. but also for their loved ones. they are ready to take any risk. to the streets one or. you're watching their weekly here on our team now a revamped version of the tried and tested soyuz spacecraft has just been towed into position it's ready up last off in just a few days it will carry three crew members to the international space station for a six month mission on the on board of course a black eyes most remote outpost in the francis at the baikonur cosmodrome. the twenty eighth expedition to the international space station blasts off in just under three days from here at the baikonur cosmodrome so far everything is run according to plan very smooth indeed we've got thre

r.t. looks of the large scale modernization the russian city of sochi is undergoing to make the twenty four thousand paralympic games easily accessible for participants and spectators alike. three i'm in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on our t.v. it's three months since a huge earthquake hit japan triggering a devastating tsunami that killed tens of thousands of people and also caused the worst nuclear disaster in decades at the fukushima reactors to mark the day a mass demonstrations been held in tokyo protesting against the use of nuclear power and the concealment by authorities the real scale of the accident or he's sean thomas reports from the japanese capital. this is three months after they got a standing break in tsunami which rocked japan and devastated the fukushima region of course creating the nuclear disaster at the tepco daiichi power plant where we now know that three reactors have melted down and possibly melted throughout today is a very interesting day at the

and as israel's relationship with its neighbors becomes ever more tense r.t. looks at the plight of communities on the egypt gaza border and due to israel's decade long blockade the civilian population has resorted to underground smuggling to stay alive. to be next to the border because of the media. but also on the border of peace and war. they are responsible not only for themselves. but also for their loved ones. they are ready to take any risks. to jungle streets and marcie. greece may receive the next instal and of its one hundred ten billion euro zone in july athens has promised to implement strict storage of measures to stabilize its economy a goal it's failed to reach so far public anger is nothing over the cuts and tens of thousands of greeks are protesting outside the parliament fessor political science pit but as told by a little earlier on r.t. that he thinks that bailing out countries isn't there in. europe and the i.m.f. and greece to tighten its belt more and more are so there's no no way greece by itself can get out of the crisis is if you tighten yo

seventy years since the first major battle between soviet and nazi forces out there but just fortress r.t. looks at the events in our latest special report. today children play war in the old keys me. but in june nine hundred forty one these walls were the first barrier from announcing troops on their way to moscow and. were dying one by one under c. c. . one. in the last shoulder and shoulder left a fusion both were. very well mother i'm dying but i'm not surrendering. an hour twenty five minutes past the hour here in moscow you without seeing an hour you can delve into history travel to the most breathtaking and remote regions of russia and get to know ancient traditions whenever you want it all of able to you on the new artsy documentary channel which was launched on thursday parties diapers cover takes a closer look at what's on offer for you. they travel through snow and rain and cross rivers they go hunting beyond the polar circle and take to the skies they talk to ghost through shamans and study dusty archives they are the team of documentary a new channel made by those who want to share

and as israel's relationship with its neighbors becomes ever more tense r.t. looks at the plight of communities on the egypt and gaza border and you israel's decade long blockade sabean population has resorted to underground smuggling just to stay alive they live only next to the border of the gaza strip and egypt. but also on the border of peace and war. they are responsible not only for themselves. but also for their loved one. they are ready to take any risk. to. the streets on r.g.p. . he would not say yes we are one of the week's top stories here and a major milestone in space research on a possible space travel that's all been reached this week it's now over a year since the crew began a simulation of a first manned flight to mars and all without ever leaving the ground six holland says are taking part in the seventeen month mock up mission that's how long the return trip to mars will take a look inside a capsule with russian and european scientists studying the psychological effects of long time isolation the crew is now on of the return leg after a successfu

r.t. michigan. where brief look at some other international headlines now garza found ships running terry and eight other parents of set sail from greece but organizers face hurdles as israelis want to prevent any attempt to reach its people in the palestinian territories israeli officials have also threatened german some of deportation orders a year ago a similar mission to a deadly raid by israeli commandos which when activists were killed. the former governor of illinois has been found guilty of trying to sell or trade president of the seat in the senate wrote a bitch has also been convicted of extorting funds from a hospital executive official who was arrested in two thousand and eight is now facing a sentence of three hundred years the status hearing is a shadow of from the beginning of august the x. government god from traveling outside. afghanistan's top rank has resigned and that the country the head of the central bank who is not only u.s. claims he feared for his life for the government interfered in his e

the global economy with much stronger no holds barred look at the global financial headlines do conjure reports on our. welcome back here with r.t. here's a look at the top stories you're seeing police. forces have launched new airstrikes in tripoli russia's special envoy has just arrived in the rebel capital in gaza to encourage the rival sides to see. talks table. beyond now for it was egypt s three billion dollar bailout loan but it's fear it will only line the pockets of the former president's procedes continue to run the country some observers suspect the west is trying to bribe the big shots in cairo and retain an influence over egypt. america's unemployment rates risen back over nine percent leaving college graduates learning some harsh lessons about life despite investing fallon's of dollars in their own education just one of five students will find more than. just the headlines here in our next a special report of how genetically modified salmon that danger both our health and the wild fish population. the purpose of this experiment is to determine if genetically engineered fish will outcompete and mate with wild fish a

r.t. live from moscow and all the latest news features and analysis all lined up for you of course our website and let's have a look at some of the things working for you now. is being laid to rest in moscow after he was shot last week to r.t. dot com to find out more about the controversy surrounding that describes colonel all the coverage along with expert opinion is available online right now plus. an american. ship has sailed into the black sea it's ready for war games with the ukrainian navy and russia says its presence close to the country's southern border threatens our national security. by locking onto our car. twenty minutes past the hour now here in the russian capital there's growing and see israeli sentiment in europe with calls on e.u. and us governments to stop ignoring the occupation of palestinian land and although politicians remain silent activists rallied to draw attention to the plight of the palestinian people. a day of rage against israel thousands called for the boycott of his really good over its continued expansion of. the jewish demonstrator says enough is enough. american leaders do noth

r.t. michigan. but a brief look at some other international headlines for you now goals abound ships carrying humanitarian aid up preparing to set sail greece organizers face hurdles as israel is warning it will prevent any tank to reach its blockade of the palestinian territory however israeli officials have dropped threats to ban and deport journalists on board a year ago a similar mission to a deadly raid on israel by israel numbers which nine activists were killed. international monetary fund is preparing to name its next boss with christine legarde expected to work with the french finance minister would be the first woman to lead the organization she manages to beat her opponent the central banker from mexico. head will replace dominique strauss. last month in the sex assault charges. afghanistan's top banker has resigned and fled the country the head of the central bank who's down in the u.s. claims he feared for his life after the government interfered in his efforts to expose corruption within the bank but k

dot com just look for it in the documentary section. with r.t. now europe is seeing a surge in anti israeli settlement with a growing clamor for governments to stop turning a blind eye to the occupation of palestinian land activists say they want action not words and are demanding an embargo on exports from illegal settlements but as artie's and daniel bushell reports politicians are remaining tight lipped on the issue. against israel thousands called for the boycott of his really good over its continued expansion of palestinian land a jewish demonstrator says enough is enough. american leaders do not think that the e.u. does nothing the repeated un resolutions have ruled israeli settlements illegal. activists and european union to war the main export of the occupied territories and fruits a full human barricade to use a ploy deposed still getting through. israel's carmel brand market settlement produce and pocketed profits but find forces moving their citizens are committing war crimes under the geneva convention public pressure is beary fruit i

r.t. today we look into the enormous power of an avalanche is a taste of what's coming your way later in the day here on arts. stream cascading from mountain slopes you is miss morality. this beauty brings death and a speed of more than two hundred kilometers. stampin. is coming to you live from moscow that despite being confined to a wheelchair for over ten years one russian hero hasn't let that hold him back he's covered eleven thousand kilometers right across russia with an electric buggy to draw attention to the plight of disabled people. but the man in person. alexander's top speed is not much more than walking pace it's been more than a decade since the accident which put him in a wheelchair driving the other car was america's consul general in those of us stuck eligible drunk and that's where the problems began as a diplomat american douglas can't could claim immunity officials back in washington refused to waive his rights so alexander had no chance of getting redress this recall that he walked away scot free but i will keep on seeking justice. alexander tells me he's been fighting f

r.t. here's a look at the top story the u.s. congress for president obama military intervention in libya by refusing to authorize it but lawmakers stopped short of cutting off funding for the campaign. the former finance minister and hosni mubarak ousted egyptian government has reportedly found shelter in britain despite being convicted of and as a woman back at home that's growing anger among egyptians for the london stance which have supported the revolution overthrowing the old regime. and more and more israelis are lining up to immigrate opting for the e.u. or america government failing to make very country a safe place. all next we'll bring you all the latest high tech developments in the saga of travel to siberia where innovation in all aspects of life and business is attempting to take her it. welcome to technology update and welcome to tomes a city car group or four centuries ago out of the endless forests and swamps of siberia already an established center for some of russia's whiz kid students and their smart ideas tod

r.t. here's a look at the top stories i'm afros egypt a c three billion dollar bailout bone but it's fear it will only line the pockets of the former president's proteges who continues to run the country some observers suspect the west is trying to bribe the big shots and fire over and retain an influence over egypt. america's unemployment rates risen back over nine percent leaving college graduates learning some hard lessons about why despite investing thousands of dollars in their own education just one of five students will find world. plus an international crew of three is preparing to blast off from tulsa stout in a few hours and the man behind the mission are in high spirits a russian an american and a japanese astronaut spent half a year on the space station. america's on iran as a worrying echo of what happened over iraq in the view of pulitzer winning writer seymour hersh has been telling our t.v. that washington's ignoring its own intelligence because it's hell bent on finding nuclear weapons that just don't exist. pulitzer prize winner and legendary american investigative journ

r.t. we take a look at how bankers have gladly accepted their fees billions and then turned around and wasted. that was a major fire and ammunition storage depot in central russia has triggered a series of explosions and injured at least fifty seven. people have died from heart attacks said to have been brought on by the incident thirty thousand people made up of military personnel and local residents have been forced to leave the immediate area partings alice said it has details. well the situation house is slightly improved at the size of the fire but it is still described as being very serious indeed of calls panic spread across the central russian region all that moved here late last night when a fire broke out at military depo at around eleven fifty pm most cases time on thursday and not fired in spawn's multiple explosions at the depot which houses amalia solitary moring the rocket shells used for the crowds multiple rocket launching it systems thousands were evacuated from the surrounding area we do understand that some people were all beginning to trickle back into the region and retu

r.t. for an it looks at why the u.k. sheltering senior figures from their regime at the same time as a publicly backs the arab spring. when egypt abrupt it into violence at the start of the year the u.k. was among the first to support the uprising out with the old dictatorship and in with a new era of democracy the old guard was swept aside but many running in fear for their lives ran straight to a new life in london and the local egyptian community is horrified angry disappointed some of them call it she won in the end. because it is a long time now that the british government been allowing people running away not just from egypt from all over the world you said trust goalie is just one the former finance minister instead of beginning a thirty year prison sentence for embezzlement in egypt he said to be running around london a prima and boutros ghali was convicted in absentia of corruption profiteering and abusing state and private assets he's also been ordered to repay more than ten million dollars and he andrey slaugh

r.t. moscow. a quick look at some other headlines across the world in our world update this hour after today's. you taught in sin for fun for a bad man nuclear energy and water privatization and such is also looks set to reject a big budget current pm silvio berlusconi to retain immunity from prosecution after he steps down or the health of it so far counted work cost in favor of indefinitely shelving government plans and what is seen as a major blow to the scones administration. as suicide bombers kill themselves at least one other at a bank in the pakistani capital you just mentioned these bomb when a security guard tried to search and suicide attacks and frequent across pakistan that is the first time in a year the hoff that a suicide bomber has managed to hit a target in this number that we're security is tight. turns on that for the moment i'll be back to recap i had lines in just a few moments from now stay with us live here in moscow this is. cultures that so much always about the feeling because i thin

r.t. it's hard for look at the main international headlines now greece is the new finance minister takes office with a hard task of convincing people to accept further austerity cuts as the second wave of bailouts cast a shadow of the future of the euro said nations like turkey only a desperate situation now and i'll have your rethink. president get of criticizes the states' role in the russian economy and slums corruption threaten the country's development speaking at the international economic forum in st petersburg statements commitment to modernization and pledged to drastic measures to create a better investment climate. from the e.u. plans a third set of tougher sanctions against syria as a crackdown on protesters continues pointedly claiming at least sixteen lives on friday and some experts warn the sanctions could be paving the way for libya scholar intervention. next trip to a tourist hot spot in russia's south in our special report. if you're taking your first trip to russia you'll probably be more inclined to pack a fur coat rather than a bucket and spade but if you have down south t

r.t. is going to count reports. the u.s. is looking to expand its war on terror but it's not the czar under fire. in pakistan a cia drone strikes aim at terrorists but end up killing mostly civilians public outrage is growing hatred and anger fausta more terror if you push them of yours the world then if this militancy and terrorism is going to increase this is no more dissolution because if you're attacking them by drones and they're not part of the war they're going to decide who which by day they're going to go in pakistan in the one year the u.s. strikes killed seven hundred civilians but netted only five actual militant leaders many pakistanis are furious at their government for helping the americans kill their own people they accuse their leaders of doing that in exchange for billions of dollars from washington americans on the other hand are not too happy with what they get in return for their billions to support governments the large ones when we say enough is enough most governments lie to each other and so a business gets don

and pull towards the middle eastern asia over here turks no longer see all their hopes by looking west tamasin r.t. istanbul turkey. but one unexpected friend could step in to help prop up the euro china is offering to open up its nama three trillion dollar foreign reserve to buy up european debt premier wen jiabao made the offer during his tour of europe it's why they believe beijing which has been accumulating counts faster than it can spend it has decided to diversify away from u.s. debt the move has prompted fears the economic sovereignty of the e.u. could be compromised some critics even suggest the ongoing currency war between the us and china is the real motivation behind the offer. but later today max kaiser and his co-host stacey herbert discuss the reasoning behind what they call the greece inspired blame game. the problems of greece ultimately come from bernanke is a loose monetary policies and corrupt monetary policy is the problem with china as america perceives them that they are quote unquote currency manipulators is also the result of america's loose monetary policies america as th

r.t. this take a look at the headlines going down. three months since the deadly earthquake hit japan and crippled the fukushima power plant there's still no end in sight to the country's radioactive crisis test isn't tokyo holding mass demonstrations against the country's use of nuclear energy. activists try to draw media attention to a secretive meeting of some of the world's most influential leaders they want the build of the group to be opened up to public scrutiny of the gender of this news gathering remains on the road and speculation mounts that the new international monetary fund head other ways to save the euro on the table. on the next winter olympic games host the russian city of sochi is getting a major facelift sure its infrastructure and schools facilities are put paralympic athletes and spectators with disabilities on the girl next to not spotlight program ugh another speaks about various foreign minister to find out why the country is considering listing elements of the new terms missile shield as coming right now. hel

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r.t. . let's have a look at some other stories from around the world our pakistani authorities are investigating al for a video immersion shows paramilitaries killing an unarmed teenager in a public park the harrowing footage filmed by passers by the city of karachi shows that malik begs for his life before being shot the paramilitary group says the man was caught while try to rob someone or the victim's family denies this as an innocent person has been killed. three more people have died for a vehicle i outbreak in germany are thursday bringing the total number of fatalities to twenty and estimated three thousand people have been affected across the world german authorities say the rate of new cases is declining but that it's still unclear whether that's because the epidemic has slowed or whether people have just start eating fruit and vegetables because he admits its response to the crisis hasn't been good enough. a british m.p. from the ruling conservative party has been released on bail after he was arrested over an alleged sex attack andrew bridge and is accused of assaulting a twenty nine

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r.t. russia's midsized banks look just look set to get a helping hand to the tune of one billion dollars the international financial corp is creating a new fund to support capitalization for lenders funny and hard to compete with the country's financial giants the russian government will invest fifty million dollars whereas the rest is to be provided by foreign investors richard haynesworth from the rating agency russ raising believes demand will be high. a fund like this is a mechanism for distributing the risk to the foreign and to any investor so an investor putting money into the fund. takes a risk on all of the bites not on any one particular group so even if an investor may be worried about the risk of a small i mean particular small rough and bright the category of small things these are actually quite certain on the profitability of russian rights is very hot i think there will be a lot of foreign investors who would be very interested in this initial. attempt look at how the markets are performing crude is struggling for direction concerns about rising demand of supporting the profi

long while to come but this was a struggle started long before that night's looks set to continue to sometime after sarah r.t. please see. now let's take a look at some of the stories from around the world. while we are looking at live pictures there our israeli troops are bracing themselves for more violence after a day of deadly clashes with protesters on the syrian frontier at least twenty people were reportedly killed and more than three hundred injured on sunday after israeli security forces opened fire to block protesters from entering israeli controlled territory thousands have marched to the border to mark the anniversary of the nine hundred sixty seven middle east war but israel sees the golan heights from syria israel blame very zeman damascus for the violence. thousands of people in yemen have been celebrating the news that the president has left the country ali abdullah saleh has traveled to saudi arabia for treatment to injuries received in an attack on his presidential compound on friday it's unclear when he plans to return home protests against his rule have been raging since january killing h

r.t. moscow. alone so they can look at some other headlines across the globe and world update and go after two days of voting italians into a plan for a bernal nuclear energy and water privatization the voters also accept reject a big body current pm silvio berlusconi to retain immunity from prosecution after he steps down one of the votes so far that will cost him fame. definitely shelving government plans in what is seen as a major blow to what is going to administration. a suicide bombers kill themselves at least one of a bank in the pakistani capital he detonated his bomb in a security guard tried to search a suicide attacks are frequent across pakistan but it's the first time in a year and a half that a suicide bomber has managed to hit a target in islamabad where security is tight. he's even second largest city of christchurch has been shaken by two volunteer earthquakes they come just four months after another tremor left the city in ruins and killed nearly two hundred people the latest quake struck within minutes of each other with the strongest having a magnitude of six on the richter scal

r.t. live from moscow now we look at the lingering effect of a serving of the front line in just a few minutes here r.t. american veterans who return from conflicts around the world to hear how they're handling the post trauma that's now lighting their lives. in the closing in on the mastermind a chechen fugitive is charged with murdering top russian human rights journalist anna politkovskaya which could help police discover who ordered the killing. now in germany restaurants are being investigated as the possible source of a deadly e. coli outbreak in europe germany had claimed spanish cucumbers that contained a mutated form with a variant of bacteria which is so far killed nineteen people. now reports on how the accusation is costing spain here. some cucumbers kill that much is clear and it's also become apparent that although germany blamed spain as the source of the code it's not that's costing innocent spanish fruit and vegetable export is around two hundred million euros a week and it will but all the obvious statement sure an absolute responsibility what is happening today is a check ma

r.t. well take a look at the big news coming from capitol hill today. we know we're a leaner and meaner leader wiener. and maybe this is the theory is right now anthony weiner about to announce his resignation so today i'm announcing my resignation from congress. for a lot of anger in that room socially for the morning for almost exactly four minutes he is here rock bottom are there seeds of a potential if he were to come back in that maybe this was just the beginning of the healing but not the end of his political career those four minutes all over the mainstream media and believe it or not wieners resignation is maybe not the most important news you need to know coming from the nation's capital as the united states continues its military intervention in libya the two branches of government are now battling it out as a result ten members of congress and backed are suing president obama in an attempt to end the conflict in libya for failing to get congressional approval now the white house for its part claims it is not in violation of the law because it

r.t. somebody report takes a look. at. the american state known for its greatly has seen the middle class speed and are almost of industry crumble in michigan's poor city benton harbor more than a quarter citizens are unemployed and elected officials have lost all authority to govern as an unprecedented democratic lapse plays out we believe it is illegal immoral to no one person in this country have a bit of story to prove the united states free in the face of massive public opposition michigan lawmakers recently rishi democracy by giving unilateral authority to officials known as emergency financial manager e.m.'s have independent authority can fire elected officials close schools void union contracts sell public property and privatized assets residents like scott elliott say his city could be the starter. the changing landscape in american politics people throw around words like oligarchs and you know all that sort of thing well i mean that's that's what it already is i think that the average citizen is going to have les

r.t. moscow. let's have a quick look at some of the headlines across the world in our world update this hour after two days of voting italians into for a non nuclear energy or water privatization the vote is also looks set to reject a bid by the current pm silvio berlusconi to retain immunity from prosecution after his steps down or half the votes so far counted were cast in favor of indefinitely shelving government plans. what is seen is a major blow to body scans administration. as suicide bombers kill themselves at least one of those a bank in the pakistani capital doesn't make cities bomb when a security guard tried to search him suicide attacks are frequent across pakistan but it's the first time in a year the hoff that a suicide bomber has managed to hit a target in his number that where security is tight. brings up that for the moment i'll be back to recap i had lines in just a few moments from now stay with us live here in moscow this is all to. culture is that so much of always about the feeling goes i think if i'm not going to give a real commitment for boris yeltsin was he a great man w

and pull towards the middle east and asia over here turks no longer see all their hopes by looking west tamasin r.t. istanbul turkey. coming to you live from the russian capital you're watching r t and we've got more news stories coming up this hour. no one person in this country have ever thore to present a united states and that have a very good stake in democracy away from us citizens are to look at how one american town has lost its elected officials. well. says the international criminal court is just a cover for nato attempts to kill colonel gadhafi and refuses to recognize its legitimacy all this came in response to the issuing of an arrest warrant for gadhafi and two of his confidants by the hague tribunal and many libyans believe that nato leaders should also be held to account for their actions. the road from the capital tripoli to brag he's lined with the aftermath of war towns abandoned as the population fled the bombardment. this is what's left of the civilian airport in the. home to one of the country's key oil refineries the last plane took off from this runway just hours before it w

and pull towards the middle east and asia over here turks no longer see all their hopes by looking west tamasin r.t. istanbul turkey. libya says the international criminal court is just a cover for nato attempts to kill colonel gadhafi and refuses to recognize its legitimacy all this came in response to the issuing of arrest warrants for gadhafi and two of his confidants including his eldest son by the hague tribunal the chief i.c.c. prosecutor has admitted that nato forces have no mandate or rescued off and called off his inner circle to assist however many libyans believe that nato leaders should also be held to look out for their actions. the roads from the capital tripoli to brag his lined with the aftermath of war towns abandoned as the population fled the bombardment this is what's left of the civilian airport in the city of. home to one of the country's key oil refineries the last plane took off from this runway just hours before it was hate. to say so it's hardly hating the targets of military value well call say these telecommunications tower so. stop it . has been destroyed in a time now

russia's all time local is looking to get exploration licenses in iraq the company's c.e.o. told r.t. that this could dramatically increase local production. yes yes. if you take into consideration the twelve contracts of the those from which are represented in the tender that cost roman look will took part in their being realized and it will amount to twelve million barrels a day in seven years today wrote producers four to five million barrels or biggest will triple that amount to more than five hundred million tonnes i think that growth rates of all users will remain at the same level self east asia is using more and more oil products and it will keep using them to me the demands of its economy we hope that it will hold balance out but the production volume in iraq will undoubtedly be significant. as all the business is for now as they were spread like axed. wealthy british style. is not tied to the type of. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars

r.t. live from moscow here's a look at the top stories china's president comes to moscow to strengthen trade ties that are boosting two of the world's major emerging economies. the fate of colonel gadhafi is the focus of the talks between russia's envoy to leave yes and the government in tripoli a meeting comes as moscow tam's to negotiate an end to the country's civil war and . the greek pm promises a reshuffle of his cabinet after a while in the end so stay ready protests athens hundreds of vanda there are plans for new public cuts in the deeply indebted country. maxell going off talks to russia's former deputy finance minister who shares his opinion on which congress he thinks will dominate the world's economic markets in the future. for the we've got to. the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. if. hello again the welcome to spotlight the interview show i'm going to take i'm al green of in today my guest is i live in view with. a little poll and business leaders from around the world on gathering in st petersburg called the fifteenth international economi