world news live from our moscow headquarters here watching r.t.e. with me lucy tough enough well more than a week of bloodshed on the gaza border has stopped with a cease fire to end the strikes which have killed five israelis and more than one hundred fifty palestinians the truce began shakily with several rockets fired into southern israel after the deal had been sealed our correspondent in tel aviv paula slayer has more. some of the fiercest fighting we've witnessed in years between israelis and palestinians if indeed the truce holds it will mean that roughly one point seven million gazans will have a spine now from what we've seen eight days of heavy bombardment at the same time it brings with spikes to roughly a million israelis who live in the south of israel and who've been on the receiving end of constant barrage of rockets but i say if it holds because it is perceived as being rather fragile it certainly is a truce that came by surprise it followed a day of deadly violence in which some twenty eight israelis were injured in the first bus bo

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election clothes guide monday nov fifth on r.t.e. . are shifting our attention out of out of the libya where crowds took to the streets of benghazi the cradle of the uprising or the calling for greater autonomy in the oil rich region protesters complain the new leadership has deprived the city of its fair share of political and economic power a middle east correspondent paula has details. more than a thousand protesters have taken to the streets of the eastern city of benghazi they're calling for greater autonomy send if they feel marginalized by the new government in tripoli now this comes a little more than a year on after the ouster of the format libyan leader moammar gadhafi and i asked ironically that of that the people of benghazi played such a central role in bringing about they are now saying that they were basically off before the revolution that the whole eastern part of the country is marginalized and deprived of political and economic power now what they want is an autonomous region in the east we're talking here about roug

with election guide monday nov fifth on r.t.e. . mosher many in libya's capital have said their supreme security committee headquarters on fire and looted it this follows a series of sporadic gun battles outside the building our middle east correspondent paula slayer has more. while a gun battle was raging in south tripoli between two wible libyan militias around the libyan security courses building and from the information we have at least five people have been injured and part of that building has been destroyed now we are receiving reports that the whole area has been cordoned off that many residents in the area have rushed home and if they're kicking themselves in front inside of their homes and also arming themselves why when can you see that security building is force and makes to the tripoli central hospital and some of the but it's from his gun battle has the hospital or was also on a sunday morning today was a call bomb explosion in front of the police station in the second largest city in libya of being ghazi now at least

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representative of israel to the united nations so where am i going with all of this well two days after the r.t.e. office was bombed in gaza and email from the spokesperson for the israeli prime minister's office alex sells he arrived to the head of artes moscow branch no not apologizing for bombing our two. but instead he gave an oddly valid threat where he claimed that artie's coverage is one sided regarding the conflict not only did he not apologize but netanyahu his own spokesperson basically insinuated that the r.t. station is fair game to be attacked because of the side we've taken in our coverage i guess this is their way of saying you want to cover gaza fairly well this is what you get unacceptable and despicable behavior coming from the office of the israeli prime minister look if you aren't convinced that israel's full on war against the media quite yet check this out according to a recent press release by the human rights organization a doll a quote following complaints received about the intention of the israeli army to demolish the tower also called the journalist tower in gaza city

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this election please god monday november fifth on r.t.e. . a great whistleblower arrested after publishing a list of the country's potential tax evaders was acquitted on thursday but his case was only the beginning of a string of scandals involving the country's journalists well another one remaining in custody after threatening to reveal a bailout deal fraud as artist peter all of our in our reports many greeks think the government is covering its wrongdoings by attacking those who try to make it public. is the greek government using bully boy tactics to cover up its own failings that's the question that took thousands of greek journalists to the streets of athens the consulate for their outrage was the arrest of journalist cost us vaxevanis after he revealed the names of more than two thousand wealthy and highly influential greeks accused of stuffing illicit gains in swiss bank accounts when i was with them we published a list that other countries had in their possession and our government was aware of for two years but did nothing in the a

now don't miss this special event to watch the third party candidates debate live on r.t.e. this monday evening at nine pm. will two parties keep us politics a one way street. or will new voices disrupt the power power and. what if america changes try. this election please god monday november fifth on our team. now from then man to bank clerks greece is set to contest standstill as a week of strikes and protests started in a debt ridden country it comes as the government plans to vote for a fresh package of cost cuts and tax hikes in order to get another cash injection from its international creditors are all over is in athens well it's been rather ominous lee called the devils weak in some parts of the greek media not stoop to the fact that nobody really knows what state greece is going to emerge from the coming days worth of protests strikes the potentially crippling austerity measures now the first strike is have walked we've seen taxi drivers some journalists and others walking out on monday the main strikes though taking place on tuesday and wednesday that's when the ma

the doorkeeper who's unsure if come tomorrow he'll still have a job keeping tradition going policy r.t.e. jerusalem well i we've got more stories you may have missed including it's all over now if you hold on for a while they gather is ex-girlfriend and she's planning to auction off the rock legends love letters to get financial satisfaction. but it's god's story of how one u.s. agency sworn to help people in case of emergency has now closed its doors because of snow and rain. now it's been less than a week since brock obama was reelected president of the united states and he's wasted no time in getting back to business during the election campaign many perceive challenger mitt romney to possess the more aggressive foreign policy but as he's going to count explains obama has begun his second term with decisive action in the wake of president obama's reelection there was no sense of euphoria as in two thousand and eight but his victory did come as a relief to most americans his challenger mitt romney was widely seen as more aggressive especially in his foreign policy rhetoric also a seemi

thanks for joining me this sunday afternoon you're watching the weekly on r.t.e. with me lucy cough and of well the cease fire in gaza that ended an eight day israeli offensive remains intact despite the details of a lasting peace having yet to be negotiated more than one hundred sixty palestinians were killed in that assault while hamas rockets attacks killed six israelis are just closely are reports that many israelis are actually disappointed with the outcome of the operation they see the truth as a victory for hamas. and rachel packing for the u.s. a cease fire might have been announced but they're not waiting around to see if it works the women were part of an internship program to see what it's like to live in israel so they came they saw and now they choosing to leave and it's been very anxious living on their like knowing that at any moment this hour is right bob. i mean after going to a bomb shelter and like it's being scared by public transportation and staff. the streets of tel aviv are a far cry from the streets of gaza when news of the truce was met w

election clothes god monday november fifth on r.t.e. . mall the world's top news story still ahead here with me kevin now and hope you can stay with us here on r.t. live from moscow. horses and bayonets big bird these are the words of internet legend from the two thousand and twelve presidential debates when a candidate says something dumb or odd to so much fun to make silly pictures like these on the internet ho ho he but the problem is that the person who wins the bait is the one who makes the best argument not he who doesn't make a verbal slip ups people react to these debates like schoolgirls picking prom queen or rummy talked about big bird who howard dean screamed yeah gaffes don't matter that much it matters if the ideas the candidates present are effective or not but more importantly it matters if they will actually do them if a future can say proposed a brilliant economic plan that could save america but instead of saying pennies let the word penis slip or gossip celebrity culture would make him lose the election for sure his opp

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download free blog videos for your media project for free radio down to r.t.e. dot com. hello welcome to the artist for round up thank you for joining me kate partridge and these are the week's top stories marching on the desk of score in injury time to snatch a two one win over look at our teeth in the moscow darby to go top of the russian premier league we have all weekend that. while top gear as the battle to win this year's formula one title goes down to the wild we look at a young russian aims to make his mark among motorsports elite. and fast and furious russia's but so far they called out another big scalp this collection as the kick boxing champion drops out and got all drug out in the first round. all those stories to come in first a football where tesco snatch a stoppage time when it's a triumph two one in the moscow dobby against luck about safe and go top of the russian premier league which of on corporate reports on a weekend of closely fought battles. serious car came into backlash with local rivals lokomotiv moscow in a stunning run of form in the russian

hundred seventeen revolution and about the shocking eye opener from an australian history exam on r.t.e. dot com. despite the looming economic trouble in the euro zone one of its biggest economies of france has always been praised as the promised land for the retired however with the single currency zone hit with a second recession things are changing fast as alexey oshinsky reports. when you look at the elderly people in france you'd never think they could be in trouble there has been a common belief that france is one of the best countries in the world for pensioners and that they are very well cared for by the state but with the financial crisis raging across the european union and france being no exception to that more and more of the retired are finding it harder to make ends meet here worked as an engineer for over four decades having retired he says he sometimes cannot afford to buy food with you spend. six. months of it to live there is. sick so you are you for a lot of trouble because. most people say you have to or. you have to order to sixty years old how can you survive in c

fares for is a once in a decade power handover which of course for a closely following for you at r.t.e. dot com. all right well an american living and working in qatar has been barred by the u.s. authorities from going back to his native oklahoma to visit his ailing mother an air force veteran said dick long had converted to islam about more than a decade ago and is now on a federal no fly list but he has never been told as to why well adam soltani from the council of american islamic relations believes that his muslim name is what rendered him effectively and under in the united states. the circumstances are pretty much heartbreaking because he is going to start and that he may never get to see his mother again and that's a reality we have to deal with which parent would have won their last wish to be with their children there's no indication of any reason for him to be on this no fly list he has never been convicted of any criminal activity he has served his country for ten years in the u.s. air force and he has indicated that there is nothing he can think of that would link him to a

to its election as guides monday nov fifth on r.t.e. . a series of blasts have ripped through the behind the capital manama killing two people they country has been engulfed in anti-government protests for more than twenty months now but deadly clashes between police and pro-democracy campaigners we're now joined by our correspondent in the region policy or paula what more do we know about the blast and how common are incidents like this in the gulf country as well is series of homemade bombs have exploded as unique capital will ring the city of the nama according to officials at least two people have been told they were asian i'm going one hundred in the country will see hearing from the interior ministry that the blasts happened at two months it is and that at least five dish anation the device it's still used now state television is the fourteenth he said also acts of terror they certainly are the latest in a series of explosions that have a could in kuwait targeting police forces the government has recently stepped up efforts to try a

this election please god monday november fifth on r.t.e. . at least fifty syrian soldiers have reportedly been killed in a suicide bombing in the flashpoint come a province while civilians including children are reported dead after a new terrible asked in the capital damascus middle east correspondent a slayer has more details. three major attacks have taken place across syria on monday in the thursday a suicide car bomb that killed more than fifty seven soldiers as well as pro-government gunmen now it happened in the central syrian province of hama and according to reports the attack was carried out by an al qaeda inspired islamic militant group states also say that only two people were killed but we have no way of independently verifying this information there are suggestions that at least one ton of explosives was used in the attack in a separate incident in the capital city of damascus a blast there has killed several people and injured many more among them children it is thought that the cause of that attack was a car bomb and then also

election clothes guide monday nov fifth on r.t.e. . greece is about to grow into a hole during a week of nationwide strikes against austerity the government is losing support as they get ready to vote on a new set of tax hikes and spending cuts international lenders demanding the measures before they hand over more bailout cash is in athens. the first demonstrations in strikes against the latest round of austerity measures for greece are under way these people and journalists who've walked out in anger at what they say is unfair measures that are going to be imposed by the somali government on the greek people in order to make the thirteen point five billion euros worth of savings that's being demanded of crease by its three main credit is the so-called troika those thirteen point five billion worth of cuts of beamed demanded in order that greece receives its next round of bailout money a all important thirty billion plus euros worth of cash without which well greece is facing a very painful d. fulton's being kicked out of the euro zon

growing red dragon means that china's version of a new world order is here to stay you see captain of r.t.e. moscow. the senior fellow and the. way the chinese model has proved successful and more resistant to financial turmoil. china has a successfully avoided the major crises like the one nine hundred ninety seven asian financial crisis is or two thousand and eight a wall street united states fund a show. me. china's economy has been growing for three decades running roughly ten percent a year so i think this leadership world segment. ascend to a leading power. ten years from now and the world you are largely called the united states economy. well north. of. all three laws we have been largely successful or more do which is working for us but i think if this more there is a really success its impact well beyond the china's border. should not worry that much china's rise being a lot of opportunities for the united states as well. meanwhile the country is also looking to rise above the stratosphere this summer. on the one more about china's manned space mission for takeoff. and trigger happ

head since he has essentially stated that there are only two possible outcomes to this conflict and r.t.e. international's interview is getting a lot of attention the new york times wrote an article with a headline reading syrian president warns against foreign intervention in syria and even c.n.n. is picking up on the interview with its coverage but this was an exclusive interview given by bashar assad to russia today portion of it was released today not a surprise what we're hearing so far we've heard an entrenched a defiant syrian president bashar assad. meanwhile a landmark meeting has been held in qatar today between the different factions of syrian rebels this continue this comes amid growing international pressure for the movement to get organized if a transition is to take place now the ongoing syria civil unrest is now boiling down to secretary in violence between the sunni majority and assad's group the all white minority and in this interview a big question assad presented was the possibility that fundamentalists will rise to power once he goes now our team will be airing that