live from moscow this is r.t. top stories this hour judges in the hague issued arrest warrants for libyan leader khaled gadhafi and two of his closest confidants the charge of ordering the killing of antique regime protesters over the last couple of months. israel says its navy is gearing up in separate humanitarian aid for tonight heading to gaza but backs away from previous threats the ban and the port journalists assailing with the anada. it's been confirmed fifteen people showed signs of radiation exposure to japan's fukushima nuclear plant last month the checks have been met and skepticism . well next for you a report on people on the margins of society in karachi who fear they could lose their last means of survival due to the arrival of foreign companies that's all special report coming away and i'll be back with more news free and less than thirty minutes from now. no deal help me with this well i also need to cut all my socks so help me first years of love. and this just give me a hand i already done one two

live from moscow this is r.t. top stories this hour of toxic ripples from the fukushima nuclear facility reach the no go zone with radiation levels some eighty kilometers away from the plant exceeding illegal and meanwhile sea and groundwater in the area of being found to be contaminated. kind of a daffy pledges that he'll never leave libya as he faces off against a chess grandmaster in the devastated capital of tripoli meanwhile nato steps up its offensive and is expanding operations against libyan government forces. pro palestinian sentiment spreads across europe as activist i'm on the government stop ignoring the israeli occupation of the west bank and call for a boycott of goods from illegal settlements. but more news for us i'm healthy enough to meet the people who defy natural disasters as part of everyday life that's next special report. the cola peninsular and rushes north home to the q.b. in the massive mountain range this is the cold and windy bolshoi pass the snow here is between one and a half and four met

of blood from moscow this is r.t. top stories this hour libyans in the capital rage at the nato bombing campaign which they say is robbing them of both the safety and the fuel supply concert there strikes have led to a sharp petrol shortage in tripoli where thousands of civilians a bearing the brunt of the war. human rights groups fear nothing's changing for the better in egypt as the country's military rulers announced they've arrested seven thousand people since agrees revolution. and all eyes on the east where members of the shanghai cooperation organization including russia are getting together to review ten years of collaboration and group of blueprint for the future. of this nato stepped up its strikes on the libyan capital former u.s. congresswoman and presidential candidate cynthia mckinney is in the country now to see for herself libyans are coping with the onslaught as she expressed doubts about whether nato is following international norna interview on r.t. is next. former congresswoman and u.s. presidential ca

the truth nine hundred forty five dollars r.t. top comb. thousands of angry greeks have taken their fuel to the streets to protest against the approval of a highly unpopular stance the package of measures will see more cuts in order to secure e.u. money without which the country will go bankrupt within weeks of. a massive strike of public sector workers threatens to wreak havoc on the u.k. schools and transport networks and teachers to introduce around three quarters of a million civil servants are staging a walkout and stuff happens that pensions and freeze make. us secretary defense robert gates is leading the pentagon after almost five years at home of the country's military with the cia chief taking over critics question of whether he'll end the wars currently thriving and expanding its budget. as foursomes i would remind and an unusual method of crossing to go finland on the stand how long should it take well it depends on your means of transport kerry if you are a kite surfing it would take a little over three hours and one russian ma

computer from moscow twenty four hours a day this is r.t. top stories this hour the russian president pledges drastic measures to create a wall the investment climate in the country centralizing power and defeating corruption are among the goals voiced by dmitri medvedev at the international economic forum in some petersburg. no consent no cash u.s. congress members say they'll cut funding for the libya campaign unless the president gets the proper constitutional go ahead and almost ninety days of action without sanction runs out this weekend but the white house claims there's no need for congressional consent. palestinians are out of pocket after israel holds back millions in tax has left tens of thousands of people without their wages in a move that tel aviv claims is necessary to prevent terrorism. talking about with more news for in less than thirty minutes from now in the meantime we take you to russia's sunny seaside in the sprawling shores of the black sea stay with us for that. if you're taking your first trip to russia you'll probably b

live from moscow this is r.t. top stories at this hour the toxic ripples from the fukushima nuclear facility reach beyond the no go zone with radiation levels some eighty kilometers away from the plant exceeding legal limits in all sea and groundwater in the area been found to be contaminated. going to gadhafi pledges that he'll never leave libya as he faces off against a chess grandmaster in the devastated capital of tripoli nato steps up its offensive and declares its expanding operations against libyan government forces. and sentiment spreads across europe as activists along the government stop ignoring the israeli occupation of the west bank and call for a boycott of goods from illegal settlements. for the moment next it's our exclusive interview for you bringing a firsthand perspective on the new foreign policy. you know you want to rush to regime change has gripped libya and the arab spring has transformed europe's near abroad the e.u.'s foreign policy faces challenges as perhaps never before to talk more on the

nineteen forty five don't r.t. top card. some stories from r.t.d. you agonizes over curbing its catastrophic debt and ballooning bailout budget as other countries ones eager to join the plot have second thoughts as we rip. meanwhile the same petersburg international economic forum for discussing how to avoid another global economic meltdown and encouraging major firms there to fresh look at the new arising from bets this here in russia. and we take it to the end of the earth to our dark took care of the most southerly russian orthodox church built in a place you least expect. you watching r.t. it's one am here in moscow my name's kevin irwin with you tonight on our top story a real war that so greece's latest finance minister sums up the job ahead of him he's been tasked with securing another multi-billion euro bailout the criteria for which means slapping an outright hostile greek public with more austerity cuts this is countries like turkey which ones are the dreams of e.u. membership are beginning to rethink their plans. if you talked about turke

from the russian capital this is r.t. top stories this hour forty seven people are now confirmed dead after monday's passenger plane crash in northwest russia two more survivors of the disaster died in hospital on sunday investigators say they found no suggestion of mechanical failure but plan to study the flight recorders more closely. the reports of mounting civilian deaths across libya with nato accused of hitting another military target and in rebel held benghazi some say they're being forced to flee because of their support for colonel gadhafi. skeptics in brussels staged a fake funeral for the euro this week came as the e.u. agreed another multibillion plane up for greece but the cost demanded in return more anger in athens. one of russia's richest men has decided to enter the world of politics has been elected leader of the right cause party he's trying to win seats in december's parliamentary elections and told r.t. eventually wants to be prime minister in this exclusive interview with. us next. he is a successful bus

life in moscow he says r.t. top stories now at half past the hour and the russian capital is exactly three months since an earthquake triggered the focus nuclear disaster and the japanese government on the phone from people in the streets angry over the concealment of the true extent of the crisis. in switzerland activists are struggling against a media blackout surrounding one of the world's most secretive and influential gatherings failing to shed much light on what we build the burglary is up to. a level playing field for all the southern russian city of sochi undertakes major construction efforts to provide better access for people with disabilities ahead of the twenty fourteen paralympics. and iconic matter as it will be with you as the news continues next and half an hour from now in the meantime we take a look behind the scenes of the u.s. news industry. brooks jackson at least the fact check team for the anybody school of communications the revealed misleading political ads coming from republicans and democr

the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers r.t. . top stories this hour nazi forty seven people are now confirmed dead after monday's passenger plane crash in northwest russia two more survivors of the disaster died in hospitals on sunday the scan to say they found no suggestion of mechanical failure the plan to study the flight recorders more closely. the reports of civilian deaths across libya with nato accused of hitting another non a military target and in rebel held benghazi some say they're being forced to flee because of their support for the kind of gadhafi. skeptics in brussels states a fake funeral for the euro this week it came as the e.u. agreed another multibillion bailout for greece the new austerity cuts demanded in return spots more anger in athens. more news stories a little later in the fifty minutes from now on the meantime let's check out the latest sporting events with natasha. hello and welcome this is this for years and here are the headlines this hour one says camel school expands premier league lead up to beating

come to life in the russian capital this is r.t. top stories this toxic ripples from the focus shima nuclear facility reach beyond the no go zone with radiation levels some eighty kilometers away from the plant exceeding legal limits meanwhile seeing groundwater in the area being found to be contaminated. going to duffy pledges that he'll never leave libya easy faces off against a chess grandmaster in the devastated capital of tripoli meanwhile nato steps off its offensive and declares its expanding operations against libyan government forces. from palestinian sentiment spreads across europe is activism on the continent stop ignoring the israeli occupation of the west bank and call for a boycott of goods from israel. but out with more news for you in less than thirty minutes from now in the meantime it's our debate program cross talk and today peter lavelle and his gas discuss the legacy of russia's first president. twenty years after he was elected the country's leader. can. follow in welcome to cross talk i'm hearing about boris yelts

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we've got it first the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers on r.t. . the top stories from r.t. tonight the e.u. agonizes over curbing its catastrophic debt and ballooning budget as other countries ones eager to join the bloc have second thoughts now. the million dollar question how to stop a global crisis happening again major business and political leaders have discussed just that on the international economic forum that's wrapped up in st petersburg. syria faces a third round of e.u. sanctions amid more deadly anti government crackdowns which saw move in a dozen there and thousands rage nationwide. today to forty five year moscow thanks for being with us tonight busy weekend of sport it is natasha's got all the details next. you know what you are tease for some date our top stories this hour it's premier league time here in russia all teams to to the pitch on saturday including says come all scoville beach all bottom spartak not you can one of those games. dragon lagged announce his retirement from basketball right after his to most to clinch the ninth conse

r.t. our top story now greece has erupted into more civil unrest with thousands of angry protesters flooding the streets that's after parliament's again the largest tough new cuts in order to secure a further a natural life line in the e.u. and european officials welcome the greeks could not have been less happy with the pentagon's thirty think rather than the same two reference on the second day of the general strike protests the police smashed windows and set property police responded with tear gas and stun grenades and the clashes continue to overnight dozens of police in the testers were injured many demonstrators were detained greeks now face twenty billion euro worth of cuts and tax rises a precondition for a second bailout released without the money greece will default on its loans for weeks. a financial. mess the government and this is the minds of people. i've been to a lot of these protests and a lot of these rallies are usually the things down after they get very violent or at least when we head into the night time there's a there's a brief period where things calm down before an

r.t. the top story that greece is a new financed. minister is getting down to work by describing his job as a real war he needs to convince angry greeks to face fresh austerity cuts to secure more bailouts of billions from europe but for countries like turkey who have been trying to become part of the e.u. for years the financial woes are slowly weakening their resolve to join up as artist tom barton reports. if you talked about turkey in the e.u. ten years ago turkey's hopes of joining would have been inseparable from joining the euro not anymore turkey's attitude in short can be summed up very simply. part of the you're right now took on the streets seem to have a wide range of opinions on the euro but their countries doorstep europe's economy is worse now turkey says improving turkey is improving in all fields but europe is going backwards say we don't need them. to fish people are using the euro as an investment to earn money here is a more reliable and turkish money people don't want to save their money in the euro . few invest

r.t. live from moscow well straight to our top story now libya's justice minister says tripoli is refusing to recognize the arrest warrants for cota doffing it's you've got the international criminal court the hague the dorothy and his closest allies are accused of ordering war crimes to be carried out against their own people but

r.t. . see. plenty. of. lists. top stories now news review of the week at r t seven civilians have died in a suspected nighttime nato air strike on a residential area in tripoli as the alliance tries to form libya out of its three month stalemate. and top few stories from the week greece's new amount of money rolls up his sleeves to steer the debt stricken country's reforms after a few areas public rage against even deeper cuts in africa. and america's accuse of twisting thailand's arms as a new york judge cast doubt on the legality of it for the russian arms smuggler and states this is r.t. international from moscow sunday night sport next week eight. hello and thank you for joining me for the sports and these other top stories. stunning the city striker danko last of it gets an electric shock and burned after a scuffle with policeman following a champion's to know when i thought i. was a major target going mcelroy has started his quest to clinch and made major title after teeing off with an eight shot lead in the fin

r.t. the week's top stories now russia's efforts to broker peace in libya are sort of the first signs of dialogue between the warring sides that ongoing nato airstrikes that you simply in that sense of your usual considerable of. the states' role in russia's economy must be reduced or. as you might get it out of the international economic performance in petersburg he also reiterated calls to fight corruption with let me create a better investment products. and greece has been engulfed in violent protests against a fresh round of government cuts because as the prime minister reshuffle the cabinet to push through a new austerity package to secure a second bailout. it's not just greeks who are angry at the sacrifices that being forced into financial help from europe the germans aren't happy about paying for the financial weaknesses of the neighbors either next we talk to me thanks countries should look after themselves. now. greece and portugal should leave the euro to save the european union according to german ruling party m.p. klaus pizza will show mr walsh what will happen if you keep bailing th

r.t. thanks very much for joining us now our top story violent clashes are broken out in greece during massive a nationwide strikes hundreds of thousands of workers are protesting ahead of a parliamentary vote on a harsh sets of tax hikes and spending cuts but riot police have detained eighteen people so far and four policemen have been hospitalized with injuries twenty eight billion euros worth of cuts are needed before the e.u. would greece to hand recent other cash bail out it's considered the country's a last resort to avoid becoming the first eurozone nation to default but both the

r.t. israel. just one up do you want our top story this hour in greece the parliament

r.t. well our top story now our second polish soldiers have escaped punishment and attack on an afghan village four years ago which killed a group of civilians including children a call to in warsaw there was no enough proof to support the charges of war crimes nato soldiers blamed faulty arms critics say errors costing people's lives on forgivable. civilians killed and nato soldiers go free the same old story in afghanistan the threats and for a moment to be different polish soldiers were put on trial for deaths including a pregnant woman and a child. on the sixteenth of august two thousand and seven mortar shells that were fired by polish troops at the afghan village of. as a result six people were killed three were severely wounded but the soldiers were cleared of all charges one of the accused told r.t. it's all been a big mistake we didn't see people. we were accidents. because it. was. something. and it was also a problem we got a grenade mel functioned and missed it taliban target by five hundred metres claims a shit ski prosecutors alleged it was revenge for roadside bomb which killed

r.t. underscore on top of that story. this week's or breakthrough in the investigation of. assassination five years ago the main suspect a chechen fugitive has been officially charged with the murder of the prominent russian journalist and police say they have enough evidence to prove that the thirty seven year old was the one who did pull the trigger. of the reports now on this latest development. this is the man investigators say fired the shots which killed an impala called skier. had been the subject of a wide ranging manhunt after spending years on the run in belgium he was arrested by police in his home village in chechnya on tuesday and later charged with the murder. of the rest was carried out with the help of belgian police who had been hiding for several years we've been in constant contact with them and it was this cooperation that helped us capture the suspect belgian police triggered the manhunt a market of was forced to leave the country investigators are currently questioning him in connection with the murder of anna politkovskaya mahmud of two brothers along

r.t. now our top story. classified documents reveal the u.k. was happy to hand over terrorist suspects to the u.s. with little regard to what would be waiting for them in secret prisons and washington's jurisdiction hundreds and are being tortured and abused without a trial. of mourning in europe the fate of a common currency is in serious doubt as europe agrees on another bailout to debt laden greece but i'd use the country to get behind its spending cuts however some experts argue it's too late as the euro already has both feet in the ground. on the former prime minister of ukraine goes on trial for abuse of power that's alleged to have cost the country millions of dollars yulia timoshenko faces up to ten years behind bars if convicted. talent while others of the headlines are not even coming your way now brings you all the latest high tech gadgets and state of the art developments in russian science technology is now. history. welcome to technology update and welcome to tomes a city carver four centuries ago out of the endless forests and sw

the week's top stories here on r.t. russia mourns the forty six victims of monday's plane crash in the northwest part of the country with six survivors still in a critical condition. this surge in the number of civilian casualties from a nato those airstrikes on tripoli and intensified crackdowns on khadafi supporters in benghazi forcing many to flee to save the parts of the country and the. time it's a bury the anger builds in the e.u. as its leaders agree on yet another bailout for greece while the clocks demand to impose tougher budget cuts sparked massive protests in athens. and a perfect way to learn more about russia from visiting its best beauty spots to discovering some of its most sacred traditions on our season newly launched documentary channel. we are highlighting the week's top headlines here on our team welcome to the weekly and one more survivor of a plane crash in northwestern russia has died in hospital now the total sits at forty six that if you pull off one three four heading from moscow to russia's r

r.t. dot com. heartsease top stories nato the implementation of the resolution on libya undermines the u.s. authorities and international law trusts foreign minister called on the alliance to stick to the original document or lose moscow's trogs. a major breakthrough in the on the political sky a taste of the recently arrested chechen fugitive is officially tarred with the journalist's murder investigations claim the evidence proves he was the one who carried out the killing five years ago. and russia bans imports of precious brats the poles from the e.u. due to the deadly outbreak of the bacteria are also in europe and the complications from the infection have already claimed eighteen mines the majority in germany. i'll be back with our top stories in about fifteen minutes unions here next with the sports. thank you nice of you with this this is sports there are plenty of headings to be. trying hard it's so slow time for the russian rugby team as they begin a training camp ahead of their first ever world cup the

r.t. it's where we highlight the top stories of the week i'm a recent showing a man and a teenage girl who were among eight survivors of monday's plane crash in north western russia have died in hospital as you pull off one three four heading from moscow to russia's republic of korea crash landed on a major road just a kilometer from the runway at the disaster has now claimed forty seven lives. sent this report from the crash site. but struggling to keep her composure that john is in disbelief at the sudden death of a friend on the board. i do not have the sound bite happened he was one of the best people i've ever known i do not from the stands maybe it's fiber wanting to have to happen. the russian premier league football referee ready made a point i just want of a forty four killed monday night we need to pull everyone through for kerry fifty two people from moscow to prison what's the northwestern russia crash on this road missing the runway by kilometer. it's awful my late husband was a pilot he had landed planes at this airport and many times it's very personal to me the start of the

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

r.t. dot com. welcome back here's a recap of the top stories here on r.t. the clashes between a riot police and a bitter protesters continue in the streets of athens following the government's approval of harsh new a steady loss of the cuts are a prerequisite for more bailout cash from the e.u. to fight off a looming a default. syria's unrest threatens to spread across the middle east israel is concerned that hezbollah is moving weapons to lebanon just in case president assad is overthrown. and orphans in russia continue to struggle in adulthood a lack of government provided housing means some have to live in rundown homes with little help. now the georgian opposition leader nino would not say has been in brussels recently as part of a round europe trip well the visit was aimed at giving an inside account of last month's violent police crackdown on protesters and whatnot it told r.t. that georgia's costly p.r. campaigns can't hide the truth about president saakashvili that's today's interview . protests aimed at ousting georgian president saakashvili ended

r.t. dot com. party's top stories greece is shaken by protests over government plans to pull the country out of its debt hole by raising taxes and cutting jobs a final vote to outline implementation of the radical austerity measures is underway. in the u.k. braces itself for mass destruction as hundreds of thousands of public sector workers prepare for twenty four hours of industrial action they responded to plan changes to pay and pensions. but the moscow points to double standards at the un over the organization's position on syria saying the crisis warrants a peaceful solution foreign minister sergei lavrov says the security council should be calling for action public nor in what he describes as a civil war in yemen. is next here in r t kate stay with us. hello welcome to the sports news on ladies from the final day of wimbledon and these are the headlines the last full maria sharapova meets wild card sabine lisicki victoria azarenka petra fits of up. to seven hundred eighty seven finals the wimbledon. well

r.t. dot com. heartsease top stories the greek parliament has taken a final step towards receiving crucial european ballots the government has voted on a detailed plan to implement the country's second wave of austerity measures it's been met by public resistance with two days of rioting leaving more than three hundred people interred. raises its upper mass destruction as hundreds of thousands of public sector workers prepare for twenty four hours of industrial action there responding to the planned changes to pay and pensions thousands of teachers civil servants and border control officers said the plans mean more work for a reduced pension. and moscow points to double standards at the un over the organization's position on syria saying the crisis warrants a peaceful solution of foreign minister sergei lavrov says the security council should not be calling for action public nor in what he describes as a civil war in yemen. up next the latest court with cash. hello welcome to the sports news on lady semifinal day

r.t. well to our top story now a plane crash that killed forty four people in northwestern russia may have been caused by a power outage on the ground the recess flight on route from moscow to pictures of crash landed on a highway just one thermometer from its destination airport local officials say the plane itself may have triggered a runway blackout by clipping power lines eight passengers survived the incident and are being treated in hospital lottie's peter all of a joins us live with more on that. peter do we know any more. about how this actually happened. well the vets investigators are currently trying to determine exactly what caused this crash what we do know is that the tuple of t one three four plane crash landed on a road near to the airport in patrols of course where it was heading from where i am right now it don't need to get over airport in moscow now. the plane crash landing on that road it seems that it wasn't the the aim for the pilots they were trying to make it to the to the airport to put those of but were unable to do so the plane breaking into parts as it hit the

we're back with a recap of our top stories in a few minutes stay with us here on r.t. .

r.t. dot com. which. top stories marty of the toxic ripples from the fukushima nuclear facility reach beyond the no go zone with radiation levels some eighty kilometers away from the plant exceeding legal limits meanwhile sea and groundwater in the area have been found to be contaminated. colonel gadhafi pledges that he will never leave libya as he faces off against a chess grandmaster in the devastated capital of tripoli meanwhile nato steps up its offensive into claims it's expanding operations against libyan government forces. also reporting this on r.t. pro palestinian sentiment spread across europe as activists demanding the government stop ignoring the israeli occupation of the west bank and call for a boycott of goods from illegal settlements. with more news more developments in less than fifteen minutes from now meantime kate is next with the latest in the world of school. hello welcome to the sports news and here's what's coming up. facts in the brain candy murray comes back from a set down to beat j

r.t. from moscow our top stories nato admits it's launched the airstrike that killed nine civilians in a tripoli suburb while british taxpayers weary of reckless spending under the bill for three months of bloody stalemate. the international atomic energy agency is expected to slam japan for poor handling of the fukushima crisis a nuclear safety forum opens in vienna range and improving safety regulations and preventing a repeat of the japanese crisis. europe's finance ministers postponing a decision on a fresh bailout for greece they say more sturdy is needed if the country already shaken by violent protests against pending cuts is to be say a more developing news story the news coming in there was so over the last five minutes or so we're hearing that five people have been taken to hospital in a serious condition after of planes crash landed in northwestern russia with reports of not yet confirmed that they could be fake teletubbies we're the fuselage of the plane's been destroyed it split into say eyewitnesses and caught fire when it hit the ground the flames were quickly put out the airliner

r.t. from moscow our top stories flight recorders from the plane that crashed in northwestern russia killing forty four and injuring eight of being delivered to moscow for analysis bad weather conditions and human error believed of course the incident. at least fifteen more civilians have been killed as nato. but instead the birthday party of his four year old grandson prompting libyans to question the intervention tasked with protecting them. and show that in the greek parliament the pm faces a no confidence vote on whether to pass savage new austerity cuts in return for lifeline become the first eurozone nation to default on its debt it's a story we're following closely for you over the coming hours tonight we look at the state of the stored israeli palestinian peace process in our special interview . with me i have professor gov we have the former israeli ambassador to the united nations professor thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. thank you for you were recently quoted as saying that the united states will not veto the u.n. recognition of a palestinian state come september w

r.t. from moscow all top stories tonight seven polish soldiers standing trial over the deaths of afghan civilians have been acquitted by war support and cited a lack of evidence to support the charges of war crimes which include the killing of six people among them a pregnant woman and child and. more time come on the rock of luggage you can see his weight at the u.n. prison in the hague to be tried for genocide his lawyers say he may not live until the trial begins and question the legitimacy of the evidence against him. and economists in the u.s. are warning that unemployment could be the biggest threat facing the nation with even low paid workers wanting out now there are currently forty eight million people in the u.s. without a job. eight thirty pm here in moscow next we speak to the head of russia's republican to share in this breaking code of who says that militants often coerce people into joining terrorist groups and has his thoughts about why he feels it's so important to rehabilitate them back into society. it was mr you of course thank you very much for being with us today. my pleasur

welcome back here's a recap of this week's top stories on r.t. greece has been engulfed in violent protests against a fresh round of government cuts it comes as the prime minister of the shuffle the cabinet to push through a new austerity package to secure a second e.u. bailout. nato airstrikes reportedly hit one of tripoli's residential areas destroying a house and killing at least seven beyond going bombing has also led to fuel shortages and all rich countries. of the state's role in russia's economy must be reduced that was part of the future president medvedev it mapped out at the international economic forum in st petersburg he also reiterated call stor fight corruption more effectively and create a better investment climate. and coming up next starting explores the unpredictable risks of gravel ranchers and the adrenaline junkies and gracing the danger is still with us for that. is the cooler peninsula in russia's north home to the q.b. in the massive mountain range this is the cold and windy blow showing us the snow here is between one and

r.t. dot com. the week's top stories here in our team russia mourns the forty six victims of tuesday's plane crash in the northwest of the country with six survivors still a critical condition. the search in the number of civilian casualties from nato airstrikes in tripoli and intensified crackdown to the obvious supporters of the ghazi forced many to flee to say for parts of the country. time to bury the euro anger builds in the e.u. has its leaders agree on yet another bailout for greece while the box demands to impose tougher of budget cuts spark mass protests in athens. and a perfect way to learn more about russia from visiting its best beauty spots and discovering some of its most sacred traditions on our teams newly launched documentary channel . watching r t line from moscow one more survivor of tuesday's plane crash in northwestern russia has died in hospital bringing the total death toll to forty six a tipple of one three four heading from moscow to russia's republic of korea crash landed on a busy major

r.t. tonight it's now ten pm moscow time and our top story it r t the number of people killed in a plane crash in northwest russia has risen to forty five after a young boy died today of his injuries and hospital experts are examining with like boxes to try to establish the cause of the tragedy both family and friends arrived at the site to pay their last respects forty's tester a city reports. well it has been an emotional and tough day for the families and friends of the victims and the survivors many of them have gone to fear more to identify the bodies of the victims and a few of them to come in here to the side where the crash had happened here to a level one three four carrying fifty two people that live here on this road right behind me they have put together a small memorial where locals family members friends have been coming in bringing flowers and candles and also there was a small service earlier today where it was attended by officials of the region now as for the investigation itself it's still ongoing a flight recorder is in moscow being still being examined it will take some ti

r.t. . in the. week's top stories from our team mates who launches its heaviest and most punishing is strikes on the libyan capital killing dozens as the rebels complain the alliance is ignoring the real from live meanwhile the chorus of international condemnation over syria yes and i'm. also. an american warship docked in an address harbor in southern ukraine to take part in the war games something the russian foreign ministry is completely not happy about. the reach simply. means that even just the austerity measures are placed in exchange for continued bailout money. and it was the day that marked the birth of modern russia celebrating the country's restoration of sovereignty and its first free elections it's led me to start for you. welcome you watching r t it's just after one am here in moscow my name's kevin. muse of you of the week and first this hour libyan rebels on the mediterranean front line fought with gadhafi forces in an attempt to retake the major oil port of zawiya not far from the capital tri

r.t. moscow right now with the top stories of today and of this week you're watching the weekly here on r.t. poland now where a military court has cleared seven nato soldiers of killing civilians in an attack on an afghan village four years ago the panel ruled the evidence was not sufficient to support war crimes charges saying that honest mistakes or faulty i mean ition might have been to claim it was after use of daniel a bushel records a verdict outraged many observers and fueled calls for troops to be withdrawn from afghanistan. civilians killed and nato soldiers go free the same old story in afghanistan the threats and for a moment to be different polish soldiers were put on trial for including a pregnant woman and a child. on the sixteenth of august two thousand and seven water shells that were fired by polish troops hit the afghan villages. as a result six people were killed and three were severely wounded but the soldiers were cleared of all charges one of the accused told r.t. it's all been a big mistake we didn't see people. that's against the sides again was it because. there. wa

r.t. live in moscow top stories the judges in the hague issue arrest warrants for libyan leader khaled daffy and to be close his confidence charged with ordering the killing of anti regime protesters in france. and. israel says its navy is gearing up to intercept a humanitarian aid flotilla heading for gaza but backs away from previous threats to ban and the four journalists siding with the amman. and it's been confirmed fifteen people showed signs of radiation exposure for shimon nuclear plant last month from the nation's government checks are being met with anger and skepticism about what more news for a less than thirty minutes when i mean time out of a program cross talk is next with host peter lavelle and these guys discussing the great debt crisis and arguing whether the eurozone is actually sinking this is stay with us for that. you can. stay. low and welcome the crosstalk i'm peter lavelle the euro and it's meeting with destiny the greek government survives a vote of confidence as its crushing debt ordeal continues unabated but this appears to settle little if anything the u. still h

r.t. are recapping our top story one of russia's a richest man says if not me then who is he sets his sights on the position of prime minister he enters a big politics as head of a liberal pro-business party aiming to become the second largest after putin's united russia in the upcoming parliamentary election. dozens die in a terrible means in afghanistan as for uk obama promises to follow through with the decision to withdraw one third of u.s. troops from the country the white house is acting against the advice of top military commanders who want a much smaller troop reduction. london is accused of harboring a foreign a fugitive software was revealed the next egyptian finance minister is living openly in britain as a thirty year jail sentence back home who suffered boutros ghali and was convicted of corruption and power used for personal profit but fled. right my colleague our billboard is here in half an hour's time with the now richard daley the mayor of chicago has helped to turn a city once in decline into an attractive cosmopolitan hub i'll go off now and find out if he has some specia

welcome back here's a quick recap of the top stories on r.t. verging on the brink of default greeks go on strike with hundreds of thousands taking to the streets to march against austerity cuts but china's prime minister on tour through europe has offered to buy me and battle euro out of its troubles. prosecutors in the hague call of libyans to turn over colonel gadhafi for allegedly ordering the killing of civilians but the country's leadership refuses to recognize the tribunals legitimacy labeling it as a cover for nato's illegal actions in libya. activists say claims that a full till heading for gaza is carrying chemical weapons to use against soldiers are just israel's attempt to undermine the mission. now the boom in opium production in afghanistan is due to high international demand and years of war and destruction that's a view of the afghan and to narcotics minister talks to our next. we would like to start of course with. the statistics of they want their production part as it goes that i guess that is always been. a part of the blame