to take a look at the latest headlines now a visit to remember president medvedev travels to russia south korean audience outrage and warnings from tokyo japan that claims the funds to treat continued it's been a source of dispute between the countries since world war two that's prevented them from signing a peace treaty. a new technology that could revolutionize nuclear scientists across the globe pushing countries to take the chance their ideas are seen by some as a waste of energy and. tentative to good and dependence on fossil fuels. of china's australian economy is causing a long with us so you can actually picture economists want to trade war could be on the cards in china used by some experts to make its currency but america's expense . russia is pulling out all the stops to boost its high tech sector and reduce its dependence on that two resources and start of the art center in skolkovo moscow is being developed to bring out the country's innovation potential described as russia's on such a set of confounding the quest to modernize is the topic of today's interview with a top c.e.o. all

headlines around president visit to russia south korean audience provokes anger in japan which claims of all its territory of itself is one of serious damage to the nation's. has been a source of dispute between the countries since world war two has prevented them from signing the peace treaty. on the world stops ignoring the new technology that's supposed to maximize power and limit pollution rejecting claims it's a waste of time poor and said to be the best alternative. and some peoples. an economist predicted a new trade war between china and the us say washington is trying to bankrupt aging some americans claim china is up to its current senior us expense. when next to gates the west's hunger for cold metal used to make mobile phones and computers and how africa is trying to satisfy the demand you expose the warlords accuser exploiting that walk to produce that gold. since two thousand and one marc olivier herman has been leading a powerful organization in a little known campaign a campaign involving a device that has become indispensable in our daily lives. simple stuff the cell

visit to russia south korean audience provokes anger in japan which claims the far east in terre cheek and has warned of serious damage to relations. a new technology that could revolutionize nuclear scientists a process of global pushing countries to give it a chance but their ideas are seen by some mustn't waste of energy. china's fast growing economies bordering on the us from its own financial future economists want to trade what could be on the cards. and coming up in a business update all the latest market news and also the technology for the animals joining us in about twenty minutes time. what are you watching r.t. broadcasting live from the heart of the russian capital welcome to the program president medvedev has sparked an outcry in japan by visiting one of russia's most far flung outposts the. remote lies in the pacific thousands of kilometers from moscow japan which claims for the audience as its own has called many visit regrettable and we'll have more on this live from our correspondent on a bike a little later in the program. it's. an obscure but it could end dependence

in the metal sector russia's mitchell and south korean pasko parlor metal works in eastern russia. gas problem with a supply no less than ten billion cubic meters of natural gas per year to south korea starting to twenty seventeen at present the company supplies one point five million tons of liquefied natural gas to the country in addition gas problems considering building a new gas pipeline between the two countries head of the company alexei miller expects the south korean market to grow by at least least fifteen percent by the time gas deliveries begin. in our cream partners are interested in increasing the gas supply and you'd agree market entity would lead with the coal gas company and the fact it will move to next to you can negotiate commercially goshi should we start this december and today we've agreed a new amount of gas supply which was starting twenty seventeen but you see the effects of russia's biggest metal companies have grown eighty percent the last two years are the most domestic metal giants still undervalued on the stock market along these companies that have be

says it may build an assembly plant nearby in the metal sector russia's meshal and south korean pasco plant and metal works in eastern russia. and gas from west to supply no less than ten billion cubic meters of natural gas per year to south korea starting from two thousand and seventeen at present the company supplies one and a half million tons of liquefied natural gas to the country in addition gazprom was considering building a new gas pipeline between the two countries head of the company alex a miller expects the south korean market to grow by police thirteen percent by the time gas deliveries begin. in our korean partners are interested in increasing the gossip. mind you the green market and today we greed with the coal gas company on the factor we move to the next you can go she should commercially go she will start this december and today we've agreed a new amount of gas supply which will starting twenty seventy. and stay with gas problem the bulgarian government has approved the setting up of a joint venture with russian gas giant for the construction of a bug area on route

welcome to our business program i will go straight to our top story russia is interested in attracting south korean investors speaking in seoul ahead of the g. twenty summit between the bed of said south korea is one of the top priority partners for russia in the region was president added that trade should diversify away from raw materials among the first deals of the trip conglomerate who die and russia scheduled great company will build a transformer production plant worth several million dollars in russia's pre-war screecher grain only some says it may build an assembly plant nearby in the middle section of russia's mecha one south korean posco plant plan a metal works in eastern russia. now gas promise to supply no less than ten billion cubic meters of natural gas per year to south korea starting from twenty seventeen at present the company supplies wind a half million tons of liquefied natural gas to the country in additional gas promise considering building a new gas pipeline between the two countries head of the company arctic sea miller expects the south korean market to grow by a least fi

metals and the surging but have details later in the program but first this hour russia is interested interacting south korean invested speaking in seoul ahead of the g twenty summit to me she was fated said south korea is one of the top priority partners for russia in the region russia's president added that trade should diversify away from the rule materials among the first duels of the trip conglomerate to high end and russia federal grid company who to transform a production plant with several million dollars in russia promotes the vision. says it may build an assembly plant nearby in metal stick to russia's mitchell and south to reinforce plan a metal work in eastern russia. gazprom is a supply no less than ten billion cubic meters of natural gas per year to south korea starting from twenty seventeen a person the company supplies one point five million tons of liquefied natural gas to the country in addition gazprom is considering building a new gas pipeline between the two countries head of the come here alexei miller expects the south korean market to grow by at least fifteen percent by the time gas to

industries like tourism charities details later in the program but first this hour russia is interested in interacting south korean investors speaking in seoul ahead of the g twenty summit to region riveted says south korea is one of the top priority partners for russia in the region russia's president added that cooperation between the two countries should diversify away from materials and that russia is ready to create so-called modernization alliances south korean companies learning from korean experience for various visitors so the space or result in a number of business deals in several sectors among the first is likely to come from the coal industry career home and russia's federal food company to transform a production called with several million dollars in russia's premier region also run a listen since considering to build assemble in the same area. gas from a supply in no less than ten billion cubic meters of natural gas per year to south korea starting in five years time at present the company supplies one million tons of liquefied natural gas to the country in addition gas from its considering building

with me shall i was folly russia is interested in tracting south korean investors speaking in seoul ahead of the g. twenty summit meeting with very of said south korea is one of the top priority partners for russia in the region russia's president added that cooperation between the two countries should diversify away from war materials and draw on the korean experience with various visit to so expect to result in a number of business deals versus like has come from the coal industry so korean russia's federal court company will build a transform of production called one of several million dollars in russia as it promotes creature also had its considering building something in the same area. gazprom which is supply no less than ten billion cubic meters of natural gas per year to south korea starting in five years time at present the company supplies one point five million tons of liquefied natural gas to the country in addition gas from is considering building a new gas pipeline between the two countries head of the company alexei miller expects the south korean market to grow by at least

welcome to the business program here on our team with me scholem's farley russia is interested in acting south korean investors speaking in seoul ahead of the g. twenty summit to me very of says south korea is one of the top priority partners for russia in the region russia's president added that trade should diversify away from the rule materials among the first dues of the trip conglomerate and russia's great company will build a transformer production plant worth several million dollars russia is a mosque region but only says it may burden him with a buy in the metal sector rushes metro south korean pasco a metal works at least in the future gas promise to supply no less than ten billion cubic meters of natural gas per year to south korea starting from twenty seventeen a person the company supplies one point five million tons of liquefied natural gas to the country in addition gas problem it's considering building a new gas pipeline between the two countries head of the company alexei miller expects the south korean market to grow by at least fifteen percent by the time gas deliveries begin. our k

like tourism and charities have details later in the program but first this hour russia is interested in attracting south korean investors speaking in seoul ahead of the g twenty summit dmitri medvedev says south korea is one of the top priority partners for russia in the region first person added that cooperation between the two countries should diversify away from the rule materials that russia is ready to create so-called modernization alliances with south korean companies learning korean. promise to supply no less than ten billion cubic meters of natural gas per year to south korea starting in five years time today the company supplies one point five million tonnes of liquefied natural gas to the country head of the company alexei miller expects the south korean market to grow by a police fifteen percent in the six or seven years in addition gas promise considering building a new gas pipeline between the two countries. in our korean partners are interested in increasing the gas supply and should agree market entity we agreed with the coal gas company and the fact that we moved to next to you can negotiate c

russia hopes to join your project with both korea's north and south cooperation could involve the gas sector power and transport industries into it if said russia kells an active participation price of south korean businessmen in developing east siberia and russia's far east. investigators chasing illegal money substitution or laundering so the main culprits are not banks but other industries like tourism and charities pawel of adney from the federal financial monitoring service says the global crisis has led to an upsurge in money laundering in russia. since the financial crisis broke out we've noticed a lot of new ways for setting up illegal money transactions for example charity projects sometimes are used as a screen for money laundering then there is the tourism industry which the state is investigating at the moment quite recently we found out that push two transactions are used for illegal money operations we need to establish a more efficient system of control but to do it in a way that does not harm the financial development of the economy. and finally this hour sales of new cars and lights commercial vehicles in russia rose twenty two percent in the first ten months of this year compar

south korean soldiers were killed and 15 other servicemen were wounded. three residents were also injured. south korea's president kim sung hwan invited china, japan, and russia of the fire. kim stressed the attack was a clear violation of the armistice. that concludes this edition of "newsline." i'm gene otani in tokyo. we'll be back in half an hour with the latest news and weather.

south korean war ship. china was reluctant to back the statement. in the end the security council didn't name -- even though evidence showed it was to blame. now china and russia are concerned about the north artillery attacks, so the south korean government will need to use diplomatic skill to keep the countries on its side. >> and why did north korea attack south korea, and why now? >> well, i think there were two reasons behind this strike. one stems from north korea's domestic situation and the other is based on its relations with south korea and the united states. domestically, kim jong il decided his third son, kim jong un, will be his successor. kim jong un has to quickly strengthen his power because his father is still dealing with the effects of a stroke he suffered two years ago. north korea is aiming to build what it calls a great prosperous and powerful nation in 2012 through military and economic reconstruction. the 100th anniversary of the birth of kim il sung. but u.n. sanctions against north korea for its nuclear tests have left the country's economy in shambles. so the north relies on foreign aid. and south korea took a softer approach with no

russia and south korea have agreed deals to work more closely together in the calling for the nuclear korean peninsula comes as president of joins other leaders in seoul for a summit of the g. twenty group of nations. tens of thousands of british university students are marching against plans to trouble their tuition fees to nine thousand pounds a year it's britain's biggest protest yet against deep budget cuts comes after leaders agreed to ramp up funding for the new more on the door of the stories are to come with me kevin owen in fifteen minutes time will talk sport before that with a massive my disney for russian for all fans with two the top clubs facing off but so go wrong for the table toppers is not right now it's thirty years kevin yes isn't it can take the title if they beat petersburg but are winning so i guess the title race is still open with what the last just less than ten minutes to play over to you. hello welcome to the sports news and here are the top stories. not there yet is that it need to overcome taste to clinch the russian premier league title but they're losing three

russia and south korea feel their friendship signing new cooperation deals calling for a non-nuclear korean peninsula. and hand of thousands of british university students rage violently against plans to hike up curation fees while board taxpayer cash is siphoned off to pay for your of iraq received we are live in london. he watching r t coming to live from moscow i'm marina joshie welcome to the program inhumane prisons torture and racial discrimination are just some of the damning findings being leveled at the united states by the international community now un's human rights body is issuing a list of how the u.s. should improve its record as maria explains america has a way to go until it reaches international standards freedom justice and peace for the world must begin with freedom justice and peace in the wide.

korean artillery attack on a populated island in the south that killed four on tuesday resignation comes a south korean lawmakers a lashed out saying their military response was too slow china and russia called for calm on both sides the u.s. condemning the actions sending an aircraft carrier to the region tensions on the peninsula are still high as seoul increases its troops on the border yang threatens to retaliate if it feels provoked. violence in rio de janeiro has claimed at least twenty six lives and forced military intervention thousands of troops backed by tanks and helicopters have been dispatched after five days of clashes between drug gang members and the police heavily armed gangsters attacked police stations stop cars in buses robbing passengers and setting fire to vehicles drug traffickers are fighting back against police operations aimed at cleaning up the city slums the authorities are trying to improve security in the lead up to the twenty fourteen soccer world cup and the twenty sixteen olympics which the country will host. turning to cambodia where the country's prime minister is broken down in grief during a day of national mourning on the on thursday to the victim

russia and south korea steal their friendship signing new cooperation deals calling for a non-nuclear korean peninsula. and russian police officers mark their professional holiday with major reforms in the pipeline but many wonder if there are enough to shake off the forces far from perfect pass. and gas promise to supply no less than ten billion cubic meters of natural gas preview and south korea starting from twenty seven t. the gas giants go for control in building a new gas pipeline to countries that and more with this program. you're watching r t live from moscow with me marina joshie welcome to the program inhumane prisons torture and racial discrimination are just some of the damning findings being leveled at the united states by the international community now the u.s. .

russia and south korea sealed their friendship signing new cooperation deals while calling for a non-nuclear korean peninsula. and russian police officers mark their professional holiday was major reforms in the pipeline but many wonder if they are enough to shake off the forces far from perfect past. his five family russian capital you're watching r t with me marina joshua welcome to the program and humane for isn't torture and racial discrimination are just some of the damning findings being leveled at the united states by the international community now the u.s. human rights body is issuing a list of how the u.s. should improve its record but as marina board now explains america has a way to go until it reaches international standards. freedom justice and peace for the world must begin with freedom justice and peace in the lives of individual human beings america long the self-appointed glue.

and russia and south korea sealed their friendship signing new cooperation deals while calling for a non-nuclear korean peninsula how many so now i live in seoul with the latest. russian police celebrate their anniversary as the four spaces its biggest reform in decades but there are fears it may not be enough to transform a growing for spent in a country. where you're watching r t world news and much more on kerry johnston racial profiling and inhumane prison conditions these are just some of america's downsides according to the u.n. human rights council experts say washington has a long way to go until it reaches international human rights standards the u.s. has already refused their suggestion to abolish the death penalty and there's our t.v. report now reports americans are finding this review a little too hard to swallow.

economic cooperation between russia and south korea what do we need to do to achieve this we need to make it more high tech we are modernizing russia creating a new economy in our korean friends have a brilliant experience in this as well as in the commercialization of scientific discovery i'm very happy to have signed a memorandum on cooperation in high technology us president would have also had an open discussion with a member from civil society is there they talked a lot about boosting trade between the two countries of course. south korea and russia do have strong trade ties but it's nothing compared to the u.s. and china when you look at those so president medvedev certainly pushing to put a lot of effort into deepening ties especially when it comes to trade and the economy on a lighter note one of the members of the civil societies did bring up south korean food in that mode to a lot of talk about russian vodka and president medvedev pointed out that this is a great chance and a great reason to build the cooperation between the two countries on the lowest levels at a civil level so people in korea understand that it's not just that russian string indeed it's no

russia and south korea have agreed deals to work more closely together into calling for a more nuclear korean peninsula becomes the president referred of joins other leaders in seoul for summit of the g. twenty group of nations. and tens of thousands of british university students are marching against plans to travel which we should fix to nine thousand pounds a year it's britain's biggest protest yet against deep budget cuts and comes after leaders agreed to ramp up funding for the. twenty two forty five pm moscow time good of you with us up next on the latest in the world of sport with a public a lot of disappointed zammit football fans tonight they didn't emerge victorious today no they didn't they could have lifted the trophy. but it's not exactly quite what happened in the end there's over to tell us. hello and welcome to the sports news and here are the top stories. not over yet go second with the three want to wear that leaders in it to keep the title race alive in the russian premier league. while big dog games leaders chelsea host full of wild manch to city take on united on a crunch

violated its maritime border during the military drills to south korean marines were killed in one of the worst clashes in almost thirteen years russia's foreign ministry said the strikes were unacceptable and called on both sides to show restraint. with us what's happened condemnation. science must take measures to pacify the situation and prevent similar action in the future unfortunately this is already the third incident of the kind this year so this time it is a colossal danger of the situation descending into military conflict this must be avoided russia has repeatedly warned of the growing tension in the region and is now counting on both sides to arrive at a suitable conclusion. good for a former british army p.n. author who's an expert on the region says not everything should be blamed on the north he says that the south military drills of a disputed area are also provocative the northern limit line which is the disputed border is only recognized by south korea is not even recognized in full by the united states so clearly conducting military exercises in a disputed military military area where there have been incidents this y

violated its maritime border during the military drills two south korean marines were killed in one of the worst clashes in almost fifty years russia's foreign ministry said that the strikes were unacceptable and called on both sides to show restraint. the solution with us of what happened deserves condemnation it's we insist that both sides must take measures to pacify the situation and prevent similar action in the future unfortunately this is already the third incident of the kind this year so this time it is a colossal danger of the situation descending into military conflict this must be avoided russia has repeatedly warned of the growing tension in the region and is now counting on both sides to arrive at a suitable conclusions american investigative journalist webster tarpley says that as well as territorial disputes the leadership succession underway in pyongyang is behind the border clash it's a disputed border and the south koreans were holding maneuvers and the north had protested and then the shooting began and since the border is disputed who violated whose territory or even who started shooting i think we can't really k

russia and south korea sealed their friendship with the story of new cooperation deals while with meaning to push for a non-nuclear korean peninsula. russian police celebrating their anniversary of the force faces its biggest reform in decades but there are fears it may not be enough to transform law enforcement in the country. and coming up with the stuff they say the most russian of metal johnson undervalued precious metals on the other hand will have the details in about twenty minutes time. in the russian capital you're watching r t with me marina josh welcome to the program racial profiling and inhumane prison conditions these are just some of america's downsides according to the u.n. human rights council experts say washington has a long way to go until it reaches internet.

and russia and south korea sealed their friendship with new cooperation deals and call for a non-nuclear korean peninsula he said now wait why been sold with the latest. russian police set to break their anniversary as the force faces its biggest reform in decades but there are fears it may not be enough to transform the enforcement of country. coming up business update gas problem is to deliver no less than ten billion cubic meters of natural gas per year to south korea we'll have the details in about twenty minutes time. twelve noon here in the russian capital you're watching our team welcome to the program the russian president has met his south korean counterpart in seoul ahead of the g twenty summit on the twentieth anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic ties.

resold by militia titian's first and then to the south from lisbon to east seems to mostly cream russia and the west poses a major threat is it north koreans the radiance of the russian government is saying that the rain in the rain in the silence of the motorcade actually reaching major we are made so we will not be reached by iranian missiles greatest defend russia against its people the simple problem with the concept. that one small place to make the results of the summits list the time of the match. the russian president and the russian customs in particular. will try to find a job down the road the channel that has been such an icon but to remain on the cover the results of these summits with technicalities ought to be i think later proven let's. get back. to mr. if you make him an update on how it's going or set out for mike tell this with you beyond so as to just be one suppose his view of the world. was done something gave us a good friends of mine once with the statement that we change on this mr nelson not on some of them seem to ask him whether help people to think small loss is to set up a class of this loss is not the same wi

russia and south korea sealed their friendship with a string of new cooperation deals while agreeing to push for a non-nuclear korean peninsula. and russian police celebrated their anniversary as a force faces its biggest reform in decades but there are fears it may not be enough to transform the law enforcement in the country. this is r t live from moscow i'm renay joshie welcome to the program racial profiling and inhumane prison conditions these are just some of america's downsides according to the u.n. human rights council experts say washington has a long way to go until it reaches international human rights standards the u.s. has already refused their suggestion to abolish the death penalty and as are now reports americans.

all sidelining from us tonight russia and south korea have a great deal to work more closely together and they're calling for a non-nuclear korean peninsula it comes as president of joins other leaders and sold for a summit of the g. twenty group of nations. and tens of thousands of british university students are marching against plans to travel that you issued in fees to nine thousand pounds a year it's britain's biggest protest yet. against deep budget cuts and comes after leaders agreed to ramp up funding for the e.u. . headed to more as g twenty talks artie's been talking to the russian president's top economic sede are carted of quote the shows that the world's twenty biggest countries are likely to head off a trade war between china and the u.s. and hopes the summit will lead to more global cooperation that interview coming right up. well the time has come for another g. twenty summit would you think which issues will dominate the agenda.

the united states, russia and china will calling on hostilities to stop after north korea bomb boarded south korean island killing at least two marines. for now the pentagon says it appears the shooting has stopped, but there's no guarantee it won't start again. jim miklaszewski joins knee f s fill us in. explain how u.s. military officials are trying to dissect how north and south korea are reporting what happened. >> reporter: south korea annually conducts these kind of exercises on that's land off the west coast of the korean peninsula. and they informed north koreans of the date and time that the exercise would be conducted as is required. just about the time that south korea started its exercise, firing its own artillery, north korea opened up with about a three hour barrage of as manies 100 artillery shells aimed it at the island which killed two south korean marines and wounded several others including some civilians as we understand it. now, south korea responded immediately, firing some shots in north korea's direction and scrambling some f-16 warplanes over that area. those planes did not

soon as possible it comes from russia and south korea where president bush and the simmering tensions in the region could boil over he was speaking of talks with south korean counter the head of the g twenty summit said progress challenge to international plans he stressed that the problem could only be solved through peaceful diplomacy the russian and south korean leaders also pledged energy and trade deals as well as agreeing to help each other. and for more on the economic summit in seoul and an in-depth analysis of the russian position. do stay tuned for our interview with russia's g. twenty to go to. a little later this hour and there's an extended version too of that interview on our website r.t. dot com now in a few minutes here on our team tonight policing the police in russia officers market national day with a major revamp of the way we look at what the men and women in uniform could do to try to regain the trust of those they vowed to protect a report coming. first britain city's biggest protest yet against the deep cuts the country faces to tackle its massive debts tens of thousands of students poured onto the streets against a planned hike in

turtle a dispute japan has with russia over the southern koreans is not the only one this country has with its neighbors there are also territorial tensions with china and south korea here's a quote from a south korean newspaper. japan must take a look at it soon history the speed so with brilliance in a couple islands in korea still don't find its. consequences what it's for you diminish. the system company one story in a military to one hundred into the gulf you need to be strictly rights not the other country to another territory it's tantamount to destroy you to be seen. you can be to get itself in this music the others. the only country seems to support your claims is the united states i want to i want to quote that the u.s. state department spokesman philip crowley who said recently that washington does back japan regarding the northern territory's the koreans and quote so is japan really isolated it is washington the only supporter of that line again i would like to say that i would allegation in the apec summit which i'm a member of which will see how the meetings go on there about it's quite obvious that there is nothing new in the american position

we've got the korean peninsula those two countries north and south are still in a state of war there was only an armistice signed. russia and china king talked to the north to get them to back down but we also have to have the united states put pressure on president lee myung bok of south korea because he's been very warlike he unlike his predecessors who were trying to open up to the north in a policy of sunshine diplomacy across borders visits special economic zones this particular president of south korea is very aggressive very right wing and very unpopular at home and the only thing he has going for him is to boost his image by getting into a military showdown with the north. coming up in just a few minutes here on r.c. getting a good grounding before blasting on. the next crew of the i assess of being cleared for launch and its next stop the launch pad get all the details with us just a minute. on roasters building in the u.k. over the government's proposal to increase university tuition fees it comes to weeks of protests for thousands classed with police in the worst riots in the country few years ben beats a pro

possible it comes from russia and south korea from where president medvedev wanted simmering tensions in the region could boil over if he were speaking of talks with the south korean counterpart ahead of the g twenty summit but it said pyongyang's atomic program is a challenge to international nonproliferation plans he stressed that the problem can only be solved through peaceful diplomacy the russian and south korean leaders also pledged energy and trade deals as well as agreeing to help each other's. station projects. all the way in just a few minutes on r.t. tonight policing the police in the office is marking their national day with a major revamp of the way we look at all the men and women in uniform can do to try to regain the trust of those very proud tags of. britain saying its biggest protest yet against the deep cut sit face to deep cuts the country faces to tackle its massive debt tens of thousands of students poured onto the streets against a planned hike in she wishing features could see them travel to nine thousand pounds a year london correspondent laura hamad has more. behind me is the head coaches of the conservative party and demonstrators that g

we've got the korean peninsula those two countries north and south are still in a state of war there was only an armistice signed until russia and china king talked to the north to get them to back down but we also have to have the united states put pressure on president lee myung bok of south korea because he's been very warlike unlike his predecessors who were trying to open up to the north in a policy of sunshine diplomacy cross border visits special economic zones this particular president of south korea is very aggressive very right wing and very unpopular at home and the only thing he has going for him is to boost his image by getting into a military showdown with the north. altie contributor wayne madsen that. let's bring you up to date on some other international stories this out. all printed on workers trapped underground in the new zealand comando pulled off a second gas explosion police say no one could have survived which is described as an awful. thing gas had been swirling in the prior record recent the first blast last friday which prevented rescue attempts is the country's worst mining accident century. cumbe

we've got the korean peninsula those two countries north and south are still in a state of war out there was only an armistice signed until russia and china king talked to the north to get them to back down but we also have to have the united states put pressure on president lee myung bok of south korea because he's been very warlike unlike his predecessors who were trying to open up to the north and the policy of the sunshine diplomacy cross border visits special economic zones this particular president south korea is very aggressive very right wing and very unpopular at home and the only thing he has going for him is to boost his image by getting into a military showdown with the north. process against austerity measures have flared up once again in cities across europe portugal has ground to a whole state a twenty four hour general strike over public sector pay cuts and tax rises it comes to days before parliament votes on this of the any budget meanwhile students all over the u.k. author ageing occupations and marches that universities over the government's plans to increasingly diverse wishing things well people are marchin

we've got the korean peninsula though those two countries north and south are still in a state of war out there was only an armistice signed until russia and china king talked to the north to get them to back down but we also have to have the united states put pressure on president lee myung bok of south korea because he's been very warlike he unlike his predecessors who were trying to open up to the north in a policy of sunshine diplomacy across border visits special economic zones this particular president of south korea is very aggressive very right wing and very unpopular at home and the only thing he has going for him is to boost his image by getting into a military showdown with the north or to continue to win that's that. to the head for you this hour a tide of change. after decades of mismanagement the water is in one of the world's largest landlocked these went away and tell a gigantic fishing industry but now coming that island the france joined me in the air all sea infantry. nato chiefs have been left red faced after a month purporting to be a senior taliban commander turned out to be nothing more than a pakistani shopkeepe

we've got the korean peninsula still those two countries north and south are still in a state of war out there was only an armistice signed until russia and china king talked to the north to get them to back down but we also have to have the united states put pressure on president lee myung bok of south korea because he's been very warlike unlike his predecessors who were trying to open up to the north in a policy of sunshine diplomacy cross border visits special economic zones this particular president of south korea is very aggressive very right wing and very unpopular at home and the only thing he has going for him is to boost his image by getting into a military showdown with the north. country to wayne madsen that. chiefs have been left red faced with a man purporting to be a senior taliban commander turned out to be nothing more than a pakistani shopkeeper he kept the pretense going for more than two months accepting huge payouts for taking part in high definition nations with afghan leaders when they took command that general petraeus now claims doubts had been raised but that cia analyst ray mcgovern says it's symptomatic of w

we've got the korean peninsula those two countries north and south are still in a state of war there was only an armistice signed until russia and china king talked to the north to get them to back down but we also have to have the united states put pressure on president lee myung bok of south korea because he's been very warlike he unlike his predecessors who were trying to open up to the north in a policy of sunshine diplomacy cross border visits special economic zones this particular president of south korea is very aggressive very right wing and very unpopular at home and the only thing he has going for him is to boost his image by getting into a military showdown with the north. now the rights of journalists just one backing from a major european security watchdog the o.s.c. e sent a letter to the american secretary of state condemning the detention of an r.t. news team there with the is calling on the hillary clinton for an independent investigation into the case accusing american parents of going it's too far in their attempts to maintain order the r.c. crew was arrested while compering a peaceful protest against the

writes i quote south korea proposed an idea of creating a global net of financial security is it true does russia support it tell us more about it is that one of the original ideas of the korean president. to create a called global financial safety net and the financial safety net to include both global instruments governed by the international mind the fund and other international financial organizations and two such instruments were developed. before the summit in seoul into or approved by leaders instruments that create much more flexible conditions for countries that found themselves in problematic station to request will help receive this help without breaking preposition altogether in the second component of the original. on the part regional areas. were your direct neighbors will help your local finance i your stimulation programs in feel share. with other countries until you throw those two parts will constitute the new system is not the bretton woods two yet we are not there yet but it's one of the elements of the future and new future global mindtree system speaking about risks many experts today speak about the risks of the cheap dollar and cheap you wind for russi