in just a moment it's the r.t. world updater but for now north korea is digging a new underground tunnel in preparation for a third nuclear test that's according to a south korean intelligence it's believed the test or follow the long range missile launch planned for later this week john yang allowed foreign reporters to see the fully prepared rocket which it says will be used to put a communications satellite into orbit u.s. and south korean officials however believe it might be a covert ballistic missile test japan has also threatened to shoot down the rocket should it crossed into its territory dr tim build a research and asia specialist says there's no reason to believe north korea is testing its nuclear capabilities. a rockets can either to live or a missile or a satellite for the technologies on on the sea overlapping there's no doubt i think this is a satellite tesla's no doubt and the last one was a satellite test and you can easily tell from the trajectory we look at the trajectory of a rocket we can tell whethe

kicks off the r.t. world update for us here and five suspected insurgents were killed during a gunfight in the in the south of the country offices surrounded insurgent hideout a shoot out comes after three coordinated car bombs in the region last month separatist tensions have been high and stuff in thailand with local muslims resenting the heavy police and military presence. north korea has a pledged to wipe out south korean president lee myung bak during a massive rally thousands packed kim il sung's square for the parade one day after the north demanded its neighbors apologize for alleged insults during recent anniversary celebrations across the border tension supreme high since lead took office in two thousand and eight and cancelled aid to the north. norwegian mass murderer anders breivik has told the court on the fifth day of his childhood his car bomb attack was a failure eight people died in the explosion. but fred says he had hoped that more would be killed he told the court the bombs failure was the

r.t. now the world's most famous secret spiller is here again to unleash further controversy with his shows next episode airing on r.t. this change of course julian assange she's already spoken to the hezbollah leader in his first international interview and over six years and brought together two political extremes from both sides of the atlantic laura smith now joins us live from london with the details of the next upcoming storm laura good to see you so what can we expect this time around who is the guest for songs on cheese today. well this is the third episode of the program and the guest this week is the first president of the new tune is the president. of course is where the arab spring first really kicked off and the jasmine revolution as it's come to be known was one of the most is that the arab spring has caused. course and this is why this is this program is so interesting the revolution was prompted at least in part by revelations from wiki leaks the wiki leaks. at the time. in the she was in government then president ben ali who's been in power since one thousand eight hundred

daniel thanks for that update martin ford seeing you next hour with more in a few minutes here on r.t. world renowned whistleblower julian assange stalks r.t. about his new interview shows debut on the channel after a recap of our top stories and this short break. developer bush. always adds by one vote for kerry vote for kerry so the people that are going to be validating this machine can stand there all day long and vote for somebody and it will be right every time but the guy can walk up here and if he hits the right buttons the conflict vote that he took. hasn't been anything good on t.v. . is to get the maximum political impact. before the source material is what helps keep journalism honest we. we want to present. something of. the close up team that's been to the sverdlovsk region. where blacksmithing has developed from a craft into an industry. and now our team goes far north. where returns to good roads and rail are a battle against the elements where the culture is the only transport for medics to reach those in need. and where reindeer and fish are treasures for the. locals of the

starting with afghanistan let's get to the r.t. world update some other global news in brief at least nine have been killed dozens wounded after a suicide bomber rammed a car into a government building in western afghanistan the blast struck as local businessmen were gathering for a meeting with officials the attack is a major blow for the security of western afghanistan that's been considered relatively peaceful with terrorists concentrating on the south and east. the president of a new york a brokerage firm which pleaded guilty to a sixty six million dollars mortgage fraud scheme gerard can you know admitted creating mortgages that were never going to be repaid the charges against him carry a maximum penalty of thirty years behind bars but this case comes in the wake of president obama's campaign against financial fraud which started in two thousand and nine. and a coming up next hour here on our very own max keiser revealing even bigger economic fraud as he brings you analysis from the cutthroat world of global finance is a test. that

in a few moments it's the r.t. world updated for an hour once the death row inmate when we are all jamal is now serving a life sentence convicted for shooting and killing a us police officer back in one nine hundred eighty one for the last thirty years a former journalist and black panther has proclaimed his innocence and gained international support for his case along the way since conviction supporters of rallied behind him to seek justice claiming he never received a fair trial now r.t. is the first t.v. channel in the world to speak with a man since he was taken off death row the exclusive interview in its entirety is coming up later this hour but first though a preview from our reporter anastasiya chuck. evolutionary journalist and activist an honorary citizen in over twenty cities with a street named after him in france many average miles cases such as the one of the most debated in modern legal history accused of killing a police officer in the one nine hundred eighty s. mia has spent almost thirty years on death

in a few moments is the world update here on r.t. but for now one of three members of a feminist punk band arrested for hooliganism back in february will remain in custody for at least two more months a court hearing is currently under way right here in moscow at least twenty of the group's supporters were detained trying to stage an un sanctioned demonstration school band came to wide public attention when they rushed people from russia might be true here in moscow and performed what prosecutors claim was a blasphemous song it could see them putting in jail for up to seven years the incident calls a huge public reaction of harsh criticism from russia's political church which. are starting with iraq we'll get to the r.t. world are paid out some other international news for you in brief a wave of bombings across the country killed at least thirty five and injured around one hundred officials say extremists launched both car and roadside bombs in the capital and the country's north the explosions in baghdad targeted mainly shia neighbo

twenty minutes past the hour here in moscow we're starting with let's get to the r.t. world operates for you some other global news in brief palestinian leaders have rejected israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is the latest in for taishan to resume peace talks they've insisted that israel stops its construction of jewish settlements first which is being built against un resolutions and widespread international opposition and the palestinian refusal follows yesterday's appeal from the middle east quartet for both sides to take proper steps to improve relations. deadly clashes between fighters linked to al qaeda and yemeni of soldiers continue for a fourth day running at least one hundred fifty people have been killed in the fighting and airstrikes since monday insurgents have been attacking army barracks trying to retake the strategic southern town of loder it's the latest in a series of deadly confrontations following an uprising which forced a longtime leader. from. the international criminal court has confirmed that saif gadhafi the imprisoned son of the former liby

and in just a few moments as the r.t. world updates but for now but iran is ready to make the asian abides of its oil an offer they can't refuse its cut supplies to germany that is now eighteen to attract new customers to offset the effect of sanctions imposed by the u.s. and the e.u. however tehran says it's also ready to make new proposals to countries already about its nuclear program by a new round of talks will take place in istanbul later this week but iran's chief negotiator has warned they will not respond to pressure by talking to watch the former u.s. or secretary security adviser general james earl jones and says that while they run has the right to nuclear power it must work with the international community or become isolated the full interview next hour here on out say iran. should have access to a peaceful nuclear power if it wishes if iran seriously wants to. play according to game play according to rules that all of us play by. signing the documents that. guarantee a certain behavior. there's no reason. to run.

we're not far off from the world of day here on r.t. but for now the controversial and counterfeiting trade agreement or act may soon prove to be dead in the water of voters do you want it this summer but the n.e.p. responsible for monitoring its progress has already said it should be rejected and the international bill is aimed at enforcing intellectual property rights and fighting internet piracy twenty two countries in the e.u. signed up for the u. however europeans rose up against it saying it would give big corporations unprecedented control over their personal data political commentator luke samuel says the treaty exposes the rather democratic decision making process in the e.u. the real problem with that specifically is how it shows that you're opinion it's effectively allowed to do politics without any reference to national populaces so the fact is that this is a piece of you law it's a trade agreement that will. on european countries to make you know in certain ways but it still is europe it's european law making effectively by

very briefly that's a check out some other international headlines for you here on the r.t. world update thousands of fishermen in chile have gathered to protest against a new fishing law reforms and the government passed a bill in march to help sustain the country some. and stocks and prevent over fishing but the law is being criticized the big claims that will have a negative effect on the efforts to bring jobs back to the sector. the region of mass murderer and his breath because told the court on the fifth day of his trial that he considered his car bomb attack to have been a failure eight people died in the explosion in the country's capital but says he had hoped that more would be killed because of the bombs failure was the reason he then traveled to be island of new toy where sixty nine people were shot dead on cross talk or later this hour are these people of el looking at the underlying message behind the attacks we take on those extremists so yes we accept i'm going to look this is a minority of all i'm saying is there is a minority if you want to show you the minority t

we're not far off from the r.t. world for now peace talks between israel and the palestinians roadblock palestinian prime minister salam fayyad pulled out of a planned meeting instead to low level officials met with israeli prime minister netanyahu and little progress reported. now explains palestinian see the chance of change continually passing by. israel's prime minister. and his palestinian counterpart scheduled to meet for the first time ever a landmark moment to bring peace right wrong this is really not pretty for peace israel wants peace for itself but not for palestinians america which initiated the peace talks is desperate to bring them back to life and get a deal on a score card for washington in the current climate of what they see as democracy working out in the arab world is a perfect time to iron out discord that's been going stale for years it's all the israelis and palestinians can see are clouds building well israel is basically divided between two schools of thought one of which says there's just too mu

in a few minutes it's time for the r.t. world are there but for now spain is going ahead with the cost cutting reform of health care and education introduced on monday despite loud protests from the country's opposition whether it is also pushing through an ambitious project to build a lot of vegas style casino complex in order to fill its coffers. reports that could turn out to be a long shot with very poor odds. and lighted by economic woes the spanish government may be about to take a peek gamble it's called seeing an american tycoon known for his problems in developing gambling mecca last vegas it's somewhat ironic because this is a country where gambling was really in for so many years for more research so that doesn't seem to to to matter much now the problem i see is that we are always complaining about our economic model the fact that we rely too much on the tourism industry on the construction business and here we are again with another project a billionaire wants to bring a colossal casino or shoot a spanish rules most

dimona part of north korea kicks off the r.t. world update for us now and under a new satellite image appears to show north korea preparing to test its nuclear capabilities this month south korean officials reported the digging of a new tunnel near the north's nuclear facility which are let it to believe that pyongyang is secretly planning a test north korea has already been condemned by the u.n. security council for a failed long range rocket launch on april thirteenth and could ultimately face tough assignments if it goes ahead with another test at this point it's unclear when any possible detonation that might occur. remaining government has collapsed following a vote of no confidence this marks the second time in three months such a collapse has occurred all amid tough austerity policies the country's president named the left wing opposition leader as the new prime minister though subject to parliamentary approval two years of cuts have led to widespread prostration and protests in romania in recent months. and austerity measures l

in a few minutes we'll get to the r.t. world update but for now the controversial and counterfeiting trade agreement or act has suffered another blow in europe a vote on its ratification is june this summer about the n.e.p. response support for monitoring is progress now says it should be rejected the international bill aims to enforce intellectual property rights and fight internet piracy twenty two countries in the e.u. sign up to the mint which then triggered a wave of protests all across europe thousands demonstrated against it saying it would be a big corporations unprecedented control over their personal data political commentator luke samuel says the treaty exposes the undemocratic decision making in the e.u. the real problem with actors specifically is how it shows that you're opinion it's effectively allowed to do politics without any reference to national populaces so the fact is that this is a piece of you know it's a trade agreement that will. not be patience on european countries to make law in certain ways but it s

know just a moment is daniel with the alley business update but for now south sudan kicks off the r.t. world update it is pulling out of a border oil town as part of attempts to ease the current military crisis with sudan this according to its president the move comes after un secretary-general ban ki-moon criticized south sudan for seizing the town in a military raid he called it a clearly illegal act and urged both sides to cease hostilities the escalating tension between the two sides over the last week had lots of fears of another bout of. north korea has pledged to wipe out south korean president lee myung bak thousands of kim il sung's square for a huge parade one day after the north demanded its neighbors apologize for alleged insults during recent anniversary celebrations across border tensions have been high since we took office in two thousand and eight and cancelled aid to the north . norwegian mass murderer anders breivik has told the court on his fifth day of trial that his car bomb attack was a failure eight people died in the explosion but says he hoped that more would have be

all right our starting with afghanistan now is the r.t. world of it some other global news and brief two explosions in the country have claimed at least twenty two lives and wounded dozens in the country's relatively peaceful western province of how rat a car bomb ripped through a government building just as local businessmen were gathering for a meeting with officials hours later in the mall volatile three suicide attackers targeted the governor's office two of the bombers shot dead one however managed to detonate explosives killing eight policemen. and you psychiatric testers found that mass killer anders breivik is sane contradicting an earlier assessment that's a week before the thirty three year old norwegian goes on trial confessed to last year's twenty attacks of planting a bomb in oslo which killed eight and opening fire at a youth camp outside the capital leaving sixty nine dead. the european markets opening know how they're looking. for a couple of hours but the sentiment there has been negative i'm not sure it come as a surprise reall

are starting with pakistan are let's kick off the r.t. world update for you here a airline flight that crashed just before touched down near islamabad at the boeing seven three seven which left from korat she was carrying one hundred twenty seven people all of which are believed to be dead rescue crews are currently at the crash site it's believed high winds and limited visibility or may have caused this accident. sudanese forces claim to have recaptured the oil field on its border with south sudan this according to the defense minister of this comes shortly after south sudan announced it was pulling out of the town u.n. secretary general ban ki moon recently criticized south sudan for seizing the town in a military raid he called it a clearly illegal act and urged both sides to cease hostilities the escalating tension between the two sides over the last week could lead to fears of the breakout of an all out war. authorities have decided to keep materials relating to the trial of norwegian mass murderer anders breivik private for sixty years or

religion policy or r t dimona all right before we get to the latest from syria let's start the r.t. world with malaysia where police have used tear gas and water cannons to disperse tens of thousands of protesters from the streets of the malaysian capital demonstrators led by an opposition backed reform group believe the current electoral system is handing advantage to the ruling coalition and they're demanding it should be changed at least twenty were arrested in one of the country's largest rallies over the past decade. un observers have arrived in the syrian city of following reports of the situation in the region of the visit comes after the government highlighted a surge in murders and kidnappings reportedly carried out by armed groups in the country meanwhile lebanon has seized a cache of weapons aboard a syria bound a ship on its territory the cargo was apparently being smuggled for syrian rebel forces it contained artillery shells rockets rocket launchers and rifles. romania's a government has collapsed following a vote of no confidence just two months after taking office tough au

starting with southern yemen let's get to the r.t. world update now and violent clashes have erupted between troops and militants linked to al qaeda twelve insurgents and seven soldiers have been killed the fighting occurred in the south where the yemeni government is trying to regain parts of the country lost to militants government forces or lost control due to turmoil elsewhere in the country last year before the eventual departure of dictator ali our last soulé. iran claims it started to build a copy of the top secret american spy drone captured last year by its armed forces the military says it has extracted data and figured out exactly how the craft works u.s. officials acknowledged the losing the surveillance drone was said it would be difficult to exploit any data or technology because of its security measures. satellite images show the key oil infrastructure in sudan's disputed heglig region has been destroyed during recent border fighting with south sudan southern forces captured the oil rich town last week raising fears of war be

right it's twenty minutes past the hour here in moscow we're starting with malaysia let's go to the r.t. world update now the police have used tear gas and water cannons to disperse tens of thousands of protesters who took to the streets of the nation's capital demonstrators led by an opposition film group believe the current electoral system is handing advantage to the ruling coalition and they're demanding it should be changed at least twenty have been arrested in one of the country's largest rallies for the past decade. u.n. observers have arrived in the syrian city of elite following reports of the deteriorating situation in the region the visit comes after the government highlighted in murders and kidnapping cases reportedly carried out by armed groups in the country the observers touched down in syria ten days ago to monitor the cease fire brokered by international envoy kofi annan they're also preparing for the arrival of about three hundred of their colleagues. for many years government has collapsed following a vote of no confidence just two months after taking office tough. sturdy po

straight to nigeria to kick off the r.t. world update for you here now and explosions and gunfire have struck a university campus in northern nigeria the attacks occurred near a theater a hole and targeted christian students in the city of kano at least six were killed in the violence others were injured and for now a police have surrounded the area searching for the gunmen who carried out the attacks. a grenade has been thrown into a church in the kenyan capital killing one and injuring over a dozen the shell exploded during the service in a working class area of nairobi it's the latest in a string of attacks in the east african country since it sent troops into neighboring somalia at this point no group has claimed responsibility. just a moment a recap of the top stories with me. join me on a journey to the heart of the kremlin to a place is hidden from the tourists he's going to meet some real kremlin insiders although they may not be the usual news makers you see on t.v. . leave the each.

that as i get to some of international news for your own group the r.t. world updater right now being kicked off by protests in cairo as to rear square thousands there once again a rallying against the ruling military and presidential candidates who serve under out of leader hosni mubarak liberal groups call for the rally before mubarak's vice president omar some a man was barred from standing along with two leading is the worst candidates comes ahead of may's upcoming election was after which the military's promise to hand over power to a civilian president. thousands of fishermen in chile have gathered to protest against new fishing law reforms the government passed the bill in march to help sustain the country's salmon stocks and prevent overfishing the law though has been criticized and it claims it will have a negative effect on efforts to bring jobs back to the sector. the region of mass murder a brave because told the court on its fifth day of trial that he considered his car bomb attack to have been a failure eight people died in the explosion in the co

western russia in a moment is to be true with the business but for now afghanistan kicks off the r.t. world after at least twenty two have been killed and dozens wounded in two suicide blasts across the country there's been a relatively peaceful though in the western province of her at until now there are car bomb around into a government building killing fourteen this occurred just as a local business men were gathering for a meeting with officials just hours later in the more volatile south three suicide attackers targeted the governor's office two of the bombers were shot but one did manage to detonate explosives killing eight police officers. the president of a new york brokerage firm has pleaded guilty to a sixty six million dollars mortgage fraud scheme gerard community admitted creating mortgages that were never going to be repaid the charges against him carry a maximum penalty of thirty years behind bars but this this case comes in the wake of president obama's campaign against financial fraud that kicked off in two thousand and nine. illustrate observer meter in the business tesco

all right or straight to nigeria as we kick off the r.t. world update for you here and explosions and gunfire have struck a university campus in northern nigeria the attacks occurred near a theater hall in may have targeted christian students in the city of can know at least fifteen were killed in the violence many others injured police half an hour surrounded the area and continues a search for the got. a grenade has been thrown into a church in the kenyan capital killing one and injuring over a dozen the show exploded during the service in a working class area of nairobi it is the latest in a string of attacks in the east african countries since it sent troops into neighboring somalia this point nobody has claimed responsibility. a bus carrying a holiday makers to disneyland tokyo has crashed in japan killing seven police say some forty other passengers on the driver were injured thirteen of them seriously the bus drove into a wall along the highway some one hundred kilometers northwest of the capital this comes just as japan enters a busy spri

before we get to marina with a person i thought i thought of indonesia and the r.t. world are now in the news it has extended a second tsunami warning following a series of powerful aftershocks from an eight point six magnitude earthquake on wednesday the epicenter was about three hundred kilometers southeast of banda in western indonesia at a depth of thirty two kilometers there were no immediate reports of death or damage and mass evacuations are under way with fears heightened following last year's disaster in japan of course in two thousand and nine point one earthquake followed by a tsunami killed almost a quarter of a million people in countries around islands around the indian ocean three quarters of them. north korea has fueled up the controversial rocket it plans to send into space to launch an observation satellite western nations i'm japan have condemned the plan fearing it's a test of pyongyang's nuclear capabilities but north korea says the launch is for peaceful reasons taking place on the one hundredth anniversary of the birth of the nation's founder kim il

straight to pakistan now to kick off the r.t. world update and a u.s. drone attack has killed four suspected militants in pakistan's tribal region near the afghan border it is. the first american drone strike since islam about demanded a complete halt of the controversial program highly unpopular in pakistan relations between the countries were maad on november twenty sixth when a cross border attack by nato aircraft killed twenty four pakistani troops the us military has intensified the attacks in the past three years as part of its counter-terrorism efforts. the sudanese president omar hassan al bashir has declared a state of emergency in three areas bordering south sudan at the motion followed a month of border clashes with the south which separated last july after a decades long civil war which killed over one and a half million people. is wanted by the international criminal court for alleged crimes against humanity war crimes and genocide in the darfur region. an explosion and gunfire have rocks in nigeria's northern city of karnow killing at leas

let's go to some other international news for you in brief with the r.t. world after a huge bomb exploded near a church. in central nigeria of course this happening on easter sunday officials say at least five being killed when issues with the number of dead much higher but at this point no group has claimed responsibility for the attack though hundreds of nigerians have died in religious and ethnic violence in recent years most of the attacks blamed on radical islamists. nobel prizewinning german author grass has been banned from visiting israel it follows the publication of one of his poems in which he described the jewish state as a threat to world peace a grass also condemned germany for weapons sales to israel and to prevent any military attack against iran israel banned him under a law which bars former nazis from entering the country by cross did admit in two thousand and six that he had served in the waffen s.s. . afghanistan and the us have reached a deal concerning controversial night raids by american forces it means such missions will now be controll

or other starting with iraq let's get to the r.t. world of some other global news a refund of twenty closure northern baghdad killing at least three and injuring a gazan it comes just two days after al-qaeda linked militants carried out a series of assaults across the capital of those attacks left at least thirty dead and nearly one hundred wounded. five suspected militants were found with ten tons of explosives have been arrested in kabul security officials in afghanistan say that the men were plotting to assassinate the country's vice president the news comes less than a week after the taliban gunmen carried out an eighteen hour assault on the capital's diplomatic district during which or thirty six militants were killed. why well it is now our time for the latest edition of our russia close up series of today we're heading off to the country's very remote and very chilly north. northern russia is known for its vast tundra and certainly it's harsh climate though a tiny population that lives in this area remains completely cut off from th

all right starting with egypt let's get to the r.t. world update now under the former vice president of the country's out of leader hosni mubarak has now joined the race for the country's presidency omarosa lehmann is among twenty hopefuls who have now handed over applications with the full approved list expected to be announced in the next few weeks egypt's most powerful political group the muslim brotherhood have put up two candidates is triggering some to fear the country will be put on a strict islamic path. in southern yemen at least thirty have died in an exchange of heavy fire between the military and suspected al-qaeda militants the fighting broke out when armed men attacked an army barracks an ambush which lasted over four years al qaeda gained control of parts of yemen south and east having made use of the destabilizing effect of an ongoing uprising that began last year. that's going to start and the u.s. have reached a deal which allows kabul to veto american led night raids against militants under the agreement a new body will be

i starting with pakistan let's get to some other international headlines in brief with the r.t. world update pakistan's military says there's little hope of finding any survivors of a large original gulf the military encampment in the mountainous kashmir region one hundred thirty five people are thought to be dead the search involving more than one hundred fifty soldiers sniffer dogs and helicopters has recovered over a dozen bodies so far. that collapse mine shaft in peru has left nine miners trapped underground a shaft a cave you know side lima on thursday after work to set off an explosion to destroy . the rescue teams are supplying the men with oxygen and drinks through a hose of police and firefighters work for freedom mining accidents are fairly common in peru more than fifty people died in the country's mines just last year. in britain a political activist who destructive the traditional oxford cambridge university boat race has been charged for causing a public disorder trenton oldfield forced the rose to stop when he swam into their part of the roast resumed after he was safe

starting with nigeria let's get to some other international headlines for you i'm free for the r.t. world updater a huge bomb has exploded near a church in central nigeria this suffering on easter sunday officials say at least five people have been killed witnesses earlier put the number of dead much higher at this point no group has claimed responsibility for the attack and hundreds of nigerians have died in religious and ethnic violence in recent years most of the attacks blamed on radical islamists. afghanistan and the u.s. have signed a deal concerning controversial night raids by american forces it means such missions will now be controlled by local leaders deadly rates of fuel tension between the afghan government and the u.s. with president hamid karzai condemning aerial bombings it's all ahead of nato as planned withdrawal from the country by the end of two thousand and fourteen. nobel prize winning german author. grass has been banned from visiting israel and it follows the publication of one of his poems in which he described the jewish state as a threat so world peace grass als

starting with nigeria let's go to the r.t. world update some other international international news for you in brief a huge bomb right. splode near a church in central nigeria this happening on easter sunday at least eighteen people were killed in the blast witnesses and emotions and services so so no group has claimed responsibility for the attacks so far hundreds of nigerians have died in religious and ethnic violence in recent years most of the attacks being blamed on the radical islamists. afghanistan and the u.s. have it reached a deal concerning controversial night raids by american forces but means such missions will now be controlled by local leaders rates of fuel tension between the afghan government and the u.s. military with president hamid karzai condemning aerial bombings by foreign forces it's all ahead of a nato is planned withdrawal from the country by the end of two thousand and fourteen. but our while in afghanistan the us is to creating its influence that's opposite to the story playing out in the asia pacific reg

well some more world news for you this hour here on r.t. in a world update in a rocket twenty rocked a northern baghdad killing four people and injuring a dozen the first bomb exploded inside a minibus in the sure neighborhood seconds later a roadside bomb blew up a few meters away hitting another car two days ago al qaeda linked militants carried out a series of assaults across the capital leaving thirty people dead and nearly one hundred. the second is trying to find out why a passenger plane crashed in pakistan on friday killing all one hundred twenty seven onboard have recovered the aircraft flight recorders from the charred wreckage of a boeing seven fifty seven burst into flames and fields and it is not about international airport during a landing attempt in a thunderstorm that has been imposed on the head of the bushehr airline from leaving the country company recently restarted business after shutting down due to financial problems over ten years ago. also in our world update five men have been detained in afghanistan along with ten

r.t. now world sport. thank you very much kevin welcome to the world of sports and here is what we look coming up the spanish inquisition chelsea take a slender one nil lead to the newcomer as they take on paul's alone or for a place in the champions league final. final showdown dinallo moscow thrash album god clive to the level of the dollar in cup finals at three a pace the seven time deciding much now takes place in alums on wednesday. and goals will or will recap game week forty in the russian for emulate as their needs and pitches close in on a second successive title. but starting with football and boss alone and chelsea have just kicked off in the champions league semifinal second leg the london club lead one nil going into this march for the new camp the game is only a matter of minutes old it's currently goalless chelsea are looking to reach only their second ever champions league final the goal scoring hero from last week to be a drop starts after missing the draw at arsenal on saturday chelsea h

r.t. the world's most controversial and polarizing whistleblower to date is premiering his very own show here on our team today a program called the world tomorrow with julian asylum's just a few hours away from the last i think logical stung what's the promise is to push the limits. of views and ideas by the mass media ahead of that. relationship even though well superpowers told us just what prompted him to start his own program. well the wait is almost over he leaks founder julian are still in his exclusive new show is to be broadcast here on r t today choose day i can tell you the first guest as you just have to tune in to point out what i can tell you is not. opinion all through this twelve backstage series but there are some discontent and there are some who have very rarely been interviewed to network television the first guest is particularly controversial and according to you know when i speak to him charismatic now i want to talk to. a head of the broadcast of the program at the secretly casing where he films the show we told all about how he chose the guests because he spends a lot

r.t. the world's most controversial and polarizing whistleblower today has premiering his very own show here on the today from die hard liberals to an ideological stone what's during the songs promises to push the limits by giving voice to views and ideas shown by the mass media or the head of the man whose revelations show even the world. turns out he's a little snip what prompted him to go on air. well the wait is almost over we keep expounded you are still his exclusive new show is to be broadcast here on r t today she's day i can't tell you the first guest as you just have to choose and to point out what i can tell you is that they are all opinion almost all through this twelve state series there are some distance and there are some who have very rarely been interviewed didn't network television the first guest is particularly controversial and according to enough times when i speak to him charismatic now i went to talk to . a head of the broadcast of the program at the secret location where he films the show we talked all about the show how he chose the guests because he spends a lot of

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r.t. launching a new show featuring the world's most famous whistleblower julian assange coming up this week because the details for you also talking about spain's financial troubles too could be kicking of sporting success into touch as premier league football clubs find themselves unable to pay their debts we've got the story. more than forty activists from the welcome to palestine campaign of been detained by israeli authorities it tell of either airport israel's also refused entry to dozens of kids who say they plan peaceful activities are planting trees in the west bank now in his third year the organization aims to gather activists more than fifteen countries to challenge what they say is an israeli siege of the occupied territories of his posts lier. they are part of this international campaign that has been dubbed welcome to this time and the intention of this campaign is to highlight the plight of the palestinian people its intention is to really hold peaceful demonstrations in the west bank they were planning to meet with palestinian families to plant trees and to gather in bethleh

on screen online around the world this is r.t. live here in moscow and joining us urges debuts a t.v. interview on r.t. was bound to face criticism and praise from around the world and it's done just that the world's most famous whistleblower tract of controversy many jews choice of guest and the channel chosen to prove the show and he's going to gauge is the response for most american media julian assange is guilty without charge reckless traitor and a threat to our national security interests sleazeball named julian assange who is bent on damaging america how did this guy just land his own t.v. show the implication is assad is a russian agent whose anti-american mission is now out in the open for all to see and accusations kept flying as the whistleblowers very own show premiered on tuesday but all stars. i saw it coming but it's true. enemy combatant traitor. interviewing. terrible radicals. i think that's a sort of it's a pretty trivial car. flick to actually look at how the show was great and. we have complete control of the

on screen online around the world this is r.t. live here in moscow the u.n. security council has unanimously voted on a resolution to send hundreds of the observers to syria moscow says it will help promote the un backed cease fire agreement with multiple reports of the truce being violated by both sides well for more on this we can now talk to russia's ambassador to the end of the feelings us now from new york so security council has just agreed to boost the number of observers do you think this time around the mission will be a success. i would certainly hope so in fact very pleased with the outcome of today's vote which happened less than two hours ago it was russia who took the initiative in introducing the draft yesterday morning and it took us just a twenty six hours to bring the effort to fruition through unanimous fold of the security council on a rather complex resolution boles politically and technically no mean feat by security council standards let me tell you but most important thing is what is going to happen next of course we're told that the m

r.t. and the world's biggest spy base draws of marathon of protests over concerns that only contributes to global insecurity. india rockets its way into the big guns club after tests firing its first intercontinental ballistic missile and upping the ante in a region see the mutual distrust and hostility. that moscow calls on its foreign partners to restrain from negative self-fulfilling prophecies on syria some of them prepared to lower the acts of a new sanctions. head accusing him of failing the peace deal. it is good to have you with us here on r t today i'm. live in moscow for a place dubbed the largest spy center in the world menwith hill in britain certainly carries an unassuming name but for almost three decades now the complex run jointly by the u.k. and the u.s. has been targeted and even siege by protesters in the latest demonstration now just a couple of days ago activists again demanded the bases closure but a crying what they see as an insatiable and illogical hunger for security with this reporter's r.t.s. or a small. it's a little piece of america in the middle of the yorksh

r.t. dot god. these are the images the world. treats you can. shut up for a shocker on. russia's accusing the armed opposition in syria of provoking violence to breach the internationally brokered ceasefire the foreign minister sergey lavrov sort of reports that the free syrian army is using refugee camps in turkey as a safe havens to climb assaults on regime troops are also says there are many who want to bury special envoy kofi annan peace plan in favor of using force so mr arab states have agreed to tighten sanctions against the syrian president and they accuse of breaching the truce political analyst part of the foley has told me that and he's written extensively on the middle east he's told me that there's a big power game going on and the main prize is not syria itself. we have an internal political opposition group like to open negotiations to sincerely probably with governments with international community didn't have armed groups of different sort of responding to different interests. and pushing them not everybody really wants peace because if we take the inter

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