's broke away from serbia unilaterally three years ago -- kosovo broke away from serbia unilaterally three years ago. to addressempting day-to-day issues. >> after three years of conflict, this was the first time that syria and kosovo had engaged in face-to-face talks. led by the european union, the hope is that today are moving closer to membership -- the hope is that they are moving closer to membership and make give ground on certain issues. they will skirt around the core issue of independence. serbia says kosovo is still its own province, but those of us as the issue of independence is not negotiable. >> there are some great proposals from both sides. we will continue working on them and the implementation when the time comes. what i need to say now is that there are some topics on which we are getting closer than some others. >> a first try perhaps to address the practical issues which might have improved the lives of citizens, advance our agenda to the european union. >> so they left, buoyed by a seemingly fruitful burst round, a hugely significant moment for both -- first rou

perhaps serbia would not come to mind. they still at a prince and princess from decades ago when it was still asking them. our correspondent went to meet the crown prince alexander ii. ♪ >> the opulence of belgrade's royal palace, but when the nazis invaded and in 1941, the royal family left, taking exile in london. >> churchill was good enough to have a yugoslav territory. >> it was declared yugoslavia for one? >> monday. my godmother was at the queen, queen elizabeth. >> with for decades of communist rule in yugoslavia, the wheels were stripped of their nationality and barred from returning. alexander came back in 1981 when yugoslavia began to collapse into civil war, returning for good a decade later. >> it was my 50th birthday. her majesty the queen, she came. she is absolutely wonderful. >> with close ties to the british royal family, he and the queen have been invited to the wedding of prince william. >> they are making the world happy and their country happy. i think it is wonderful. i am proud to be part of the spe

belgrade the capital of serbia in two thousand and two doctor drug and a specialist in alternative medicine settled here nobody knew where he was from or was ok patient humping before. doctors one instant popularity in the medical community he give lectures i'm cured people of diseases receive him as someone who helps people and people who love him and. in one thousand nine hundred six running on carriage leader of the bosnian serbs was put on an international wanted list for charges of terror and exterminating people in his home country. a five million dollars reward was offered for information on his whereabouts. for forty four months. heritage directed a campaign of terror against a civilian population. rather than carried it was arrested only in two thousand and eight when he was brought before the international tribunals at the hague. during the thirteen year long manhunt for him nobody nobody even friends and close relatives knew the carriage and doctor davidge where the same person. has the right of. the small town of twenty kilometers from boston is capital sarajevo. the psychiatris

in serbia booties available in most one hundred we can see they are going to. welcome back here with our team here's a look at the top stories fighting for control of key cities intensifies in libya but the media is being blamed for making it look much worse than it is stoking the conflict just to get striking headlines. as could all these foreign cash goes under a lot in p. experts warn of the legacy of using frozen assets as a long term political tool. and young people at it will you look to inject fresh blood into the country's leadership but some fear it could mean leaning to the nationalistic far right. when i start over nandi is joined by two leading world affairs academics to ask well the future holds for troubled media and its neighbors and why foreign nations need to keep out. stephen cohen it's really good to have you back. under who also good to see you again so stephen has come out with a new book out it's called the victims return survivors of the cool life. that's coming out in london next week but we'll still need to talk about what's going on in

and its nato allies bomb yugoslavia on forces joined our nato allies and air strikes against serbia and forces responsible for the brutality in kosovo and march two thousand and eleven america's next democratic president and a new coalition of the willing attack libya the un security council passed a strong resolution that demands and to the violence against its. it authorizes the use of force the libya was sanctioned by the one security council in contrast to the bombings of yugoslavia there was no such green light in one thousand nine hundred nine in the bombings were led by nido the first time a military alliance atop a sovereign nation a non nato member posing no threat to the group similarly libya poses no external threat and there are other striking parallels between the conduct of these wars the enemy then slaughtered on the loss of each job to news hitler's the enemy of today the eccentric non-market offie and power for over forty years as much as cafes does john bell yeah no dressed freak show he modernized leave for a while now similarly villainize by the us how about these to

serbia still refuses to recognize kosovo broke away from serbia three years ago. bullets and tear gas fired at students. doctors say 10 people were wounded, five it seriously. columbia's defense ministry -- colombia's defense ministry says soldiers mounted a rescue operation using information from an escaped hostage after years of making hollywood movies, pinewood will invest in the u.k. film industry. the studio has concentrated on hollywood blockbusters like pirates of the caribbean and batman. it is a small, landlocked kingdom surrounded entirely by south africa, but it looms large in terms of putting women on the map. yet it is leagues ahead of britain and the u.s.. on international women's day, our correspondent is in one of the best places in the world to be female. >> rush-hour in the capitol. look closely. most of the women -- most of the workers are women. this is a textile company that employs 40,000 of them. the women living here -- many men. this tiny country is a place where women are faring better than most. they are eclipsing richer countries like b

session as he was trying to get past possible control of most who should he need to airports over serbia has a visa waiver program with russia so loni has an old passports which caused a hold up what you have to do is a professional you have to be focused and not just. from the. ok to a shoo in especially for mickey of the poem but. for those. already started. in. the game. will never touch one didn't already have enough problems to ball who played on the losing side of both legs for i.x. in the champions league quarter final against sponsored nine hundred ninety eight he'll also have to do what i goalkeeper martin still can berg but number one broke his thumb and will be out of action for at least six weeks of course are one of the best goalkeepers or teenager. so we have a lot of confidence. in your own. everybody. on the working. poor. but for us there from going to work but we also have to contend with sponsors plastic peach but the board doesn't believe his name and their importance is climbing the back of the new it's something that had plenty of chances do in the first league and

is mediating negotiations as relations between the two countries remain tense with serbia denying kosovo sovereignty for that. reason the focus will be on more day to day issues like trade an air traffic conflict between the two sides in the one nine hundred ninety s. left thousands dead most of that ethnic albanians before kosovo was placed under un control. dozens of exiled tibetan activists have been detained by police at a protest outside the chinese embassy in india around sixty tibetans took over the lawns near the embassy where they show to the anti china slogans the demonstration was held on the eve of the upcoming anniversary of a failed to bed an uprising against chinese rule in two thousand and eight in which twenty two people were killed. only in this news block exposing government secrets is risky business as the founder of wiki leaks found but even in this dangerous field there are veterans are his laura lister takes a tour with one old school whistleblower to see the hidden side of new york. i winter's day rendezvous with an unusual tour guide and critic critic we are here

first talks since kosovo declared itself independent three years ago serbia has refused to recognize the sovereignty but the e.u. mediated talks were reportedly sidestepped that you spew instead discussions will focus on issues including trade an air traffic control thousands of people were killed in the conflict between the two when the ninety's kosovo was later placed under the un role. a massive explosion in pakistan's third largest city has killed at least twenty people injured one hundred police a car bomb was detonated at a petrol station causing several gas cylinders to explode resulting blast flipped cars and collapse nearby buildings authorities say the nearby offices of the country's main intelligence agency may have been the target. australia's state of queensland is once again being hit by torrential rains spawning yet more floods there's been one confirmed death after a woman was swept from her car when she became trapped in the raging floodwaters hundreds of homes and businesses are again deluged in the region recovering from statewide floods and more recently the devas

nato bombs had destroyed fourteen tanks and serbia fourteen tanks but they had also four hundred thirty seven schools a similar scenario is now predicted in libya obama vows the anti you could argue war will last these are not weeks that was the field plan in yugoslavia bombings lasted to wonder how for months they think that a quick bit of bombing will sort the matter out but in fact i think they will find that it will last far longer than they have gambled for twelve years on serbia still remembers the losses inflicted by u.s. and nato bombings the u.s. is now involved in its fourth attack of a foreign nation in the same twelve years and there's a. new york. and next hour to dissect the libyan conflict in cross talk with debate over concerns makers involvement could become a case of history repeating. the u.s. british foreign policy objectives would be the removal of his regime u.n. security council resolution one hundred seventy three fall short of that clearly but it does have the mandate in the open ended mandate to protect civilians so that's what much of this comes down to and th

fact i think they will find that it will last for longer than they have gone before twelve years on serbia still remembers the losses inflicted by u.s. nato bombings the u.s. is now involved in its fourth attack of a foreign nation in the same twelve years. new york. and later today artie's cross talk to. the libyan conflict with concerns that may doesn't volman could become a case of history repeating. the u.s. british foreign policy objectives would be the removal of gadhafi regime u.n. security council resolution one hundred seventy three fall short of that clearly but it does have the mandate in the open ended mandate to protect civilians so that's what much of this comes down to and that's what opens the top of this debate about the end state and all the controversy flowing from that but frankly i think if we look at previous no fly zones that are remarkably ineffective. the bosnia achieved proud to be a little fly zone over iraq did have better achievements but look at the length of time at least operations went on for. it. and the threat to the. your oversight of other issues that s

fact i think they will find that it will last far longer than they have gambled for twelve years on serbia still remembers the losses inflicted by u.s. nato bombings the u.s. is now involved in its fourth attack over four nation in the same twelve years and states in turkey. new york well as the coalition forces involve themselves in libya unrest is continuing in other parts of the arab world. is bracing for a day over the range of thousands of activists are parents are holding mass protests across the country it comes in a defiance of a ban on public gatherings under martial law declared last week. three gripped by under arrest since last month the protesters who were mostly members of the shiite majority are seeking to sunni ruling family calls for new marching subpoenas circulated by email and the internet. and tens of thousands of people have gathered in the yemeni capital for rival rallies protestors are the guardian of the country's long standing leader step down addressing his supporters president ali abdullah saleh said he's ready for a peaceful transfer of authority by constitutio

serbia and kosovo are holding talks for the first time since kosovo declared itself independent three years ago and he was mediating negotiations as relations between both sides remain tense with serbia denied. in kosovo sovereignty for that reason the focus is on more day to day issues including trade an air traffic conflict between the two with the ninety's left thousands dead mostly ethnic albanians before kosovo was placed under un control. dozens of to bed now act of exiled tibetan activists have been detained by police at a protest outside the chinese embassy in india around sixty tibetans took over the rons near the embassy where they shouted anti china slogans the demonstration was held on the eve of the upcoming out of a story of a failed to bed an uprising against chinese rule in two thousand and eight which twenty two people killed. me to read dimitri medvedev goes up next with our latest business news stay with us here on our. own welcome to business i'd say good to have your company russia's economy seeing a windfall from the steep rise in global energy prices that's on t

thursday's clash their star forward through manly missed their final training session because the serbia striker was stuck at passport control with these are problems which are important as not. my ex really faced a tough test against a sponsor side they hadn't beaten in three attempts however that task may become even harder after nearly instantly manny was forced to sit out his side's final training session as he was trying to get tossed possible control of most crucially need to airports other serbia has a visa waiver program with russia so lonnie has an old passport which calls for holder what you have to do as a professional you have to be focused and not living just for war. and it is a shoo in especially for making a good point but the other player has to be for years. already started. and. hopefully. this will give you didn't already have enough problems the border played on the losing side both played so i actually champions league quarter final even sponsored ones in ninety eight he'll also have to do with my goalkeeper martin still can berg number one broke his bum and will be

serbia and kosovo have started their first talk since the breakaway region unilaterally unilaterally declared its independence three years ago discussions will focus on the political issues of regional cooperation reform freedom of movement and the rule of law kosovo was rejecting any questions over its sovereignty which serbia still doesn't recognize talks follow pressure from the e.u. which both countries hope to join. scuffles i've broken out between refugees a new tunisian border camp thousands of foreign nationals from bangladesh and vietnam are trying to leave the refugee camps having fled from the violence in libya some hope to fly out of the country today but witnesses say there are still about sixteen thousand people still there. and in ten minutes time the kaiser report is in north africa to wonder whether a full scale economic growth old could be the solution to toppling corrupt bigwigs in big banks. max geyser this is the kaiser report coming to you from cairo egypt behind me the october sixth the bridge this is where millions of revolutionaries stormed in and took over a

fact i think they will find that it will last far longer than they have gambled for twelve years and serbia still remembers the losses inflicted by u.s. nato bombings the u.s. is now involved in its fourth attack of a foreign nation in the same twelve years and. your call for an opposite of our top stories here at r.t. turn up the business news with dmitri. thank you very much russia's state run oil firm says it will continue to pursue its arctic exploration assets rock deal with b.p. that's after stock on arbitration five you know ruled that the deal broke b.p.'s agreement with its current russian partners in t.n. katie deputy prime minister said she wants also chairman of the board board says his company is not considering buying the russian shareholders out of tea and cake and you also noted that the arbitration court decision was not final earlier i spoke to ben arras he's editor in chief of business in europe and i started by asking him how this feel about. rosner deal as a key one for the kremlin as part of their energy strategy and out of the blue comes to complaining about this howe

in serbia look he's available in clinton hyatt regency. european powers turn their backs on obama and his supporters after the u.s. president refuses to rule out military intervention in libya. and all fears that you may send u.k. cookies pulls influence what's happening in countries the names and good luck as protestors to monta gadhafi step down. british p.r. firms under fire for helping whitewash some of the world's most unpopular regimes including gadhafi. it's not easy being spacemen just ask these guys a crew of six sit down for a stellar examine the moscow region to prove they've got the right stuff to leave an exhibition on the i asked for high oil prices an optimistic job lists dates in the united states have meant a strong week for russia the most extending the week one percent up the other has three point eight percent up that's despite friday's session being slightly negative more of that around twenty minutes time. news around the clock from around the world seven pm in moscow good to have you with us here on r t fierce battle

nato bombs had just read fourteen tanks and serbia fourteen tanks but they had also four hundred thirty seven schools a similar scenario is now predicted in libya got a quick bit of bombing will sort the matter out but in fact i think they will find that it will last far longer than they have gambled for twelve years on serbia still remembers the losses inflicted by u.s. nato bombings the u.s. is now involved in its fourth attack of a foreign nation in the same twelve years and there's a. new york. with a summary of the main development in six minutes from now in the meantime business is next with you. welcome to business r.c. it's great to have you with us russia's state run oil for growth that says it will continue to pursue its exploration and assets deal with b.p. stockholm arbitration tribunals will be do you broke the b.p. is agreement with its current russian partners k.v. p deputy prime minister igor sachin has also chairman other. senses companies not considering buying the russian shareholders out of ten k. b.p. and. capital that needs also to get its wish big deal worked out.

nato bombs had destroyed fourteen and serbia fourteen tanks what they heard also by four hundred and thirty seven schools a similar scenario is now predicted in libya they think that a quick bit of bombing will sort the matter out but in fact i think they will find that it will last far longer than they have gambled for twelve years on serbia still remembers the losses inflicted by u.s. nato bombings the u.s. is now involved in its fourth attempt of a foreign nation in the same twelve years and as this interpreter r.t. new york. well as the coalition forces involve themselves in libya and rest is continuing in other parts of the arab world clashes have occurred in several villages across bahrain as thousands of activists declared a day of rage in the capital manama security forces used tear gas against protesters after a prominent cleric while the demands would look nice on its own course the protests come into parts of the public gatherings on the mosul border played last week has been the rest since last month the demonstrators were mostly members of the shiite majority a second. a

after the war when they did account they found the us nato bombs had destroyed fourteen tanks and serbia fourteen tanks but they had also four hundred thirty seven schools a similar scenario is now predicted in libya obama vows the anti you could argue war will last these are not weeks that was the field plan of yugoslavia bombing lasted two and a half months at a quick bit of bombing will sort the matter out but in fact i think they will find that it will last far longer than they have gambled for twelve years on serbia still remembers the losses inflicted by u.s. and nato bombings the us is now involved in its fourth attack of a foreign nation in the same twelve years and. we were. all right so from two evil dictators to two humanitarian crises you know we're just connecting some historical dots here but we should talk about this a little deeper there is one man who calls what's happening in libya quote a bad science fiction movie written by a political scientists that man is gerald celente publisher of the trends journal and director of the trends or since. all right carol part of wha

displaced after the war when they did account they found the us nato bombs had destroyed fourteen serbia fourteen tanks what they heard also by four hundred and thirty seven schools a similar scenario is now predicted in libya obama vows the anti could argue war will last these not weeks that was the field plan and yugoslavia bombing lasted two and a half months the fact that a quick bit of bombing will sort the matter out but in fact i think they will find that it will last far longer than they have gambled for twelve years on serbia still remembers the losses inflicted by u.s. nato bombings the u.s. is now involved and it's worth attack of a foreign nation in the same twelve years it's. all right so from two evil dictators two to three minutes here in crises we're just connecting some historical dots here but we should talk about this all deeper so in montreal canada we go to michel chossudovsky editor of global research start say all right michelle first off clearly we're not the only ones drawing these parallels between libya and the former yugoslavia you know the white house has a l

air after the war when they get account they found us nato bombs had destroyed fourteen tanks and serbia fourteen tanks but they had also four hundred and thirty seven schools a similar scenario is now predicted in libya obama vows the end i could offer you war will last days and not weeks that was the field plan in the yugoslavia bombings lasted two and a half months they think that a quick bit of bombing will sort the matter out but in fact i think they will find that it will last far longer than they have gambled for twelve years on serbia still remembers the losses inflicted by u.s. nato bombings the u.s. is now involved in its fourth attack of a foreign nation in the same twelve years and this ensured in a new york. here leaders have agreed on the restructuring of browed front designed to result the eurozone ongoing crisis now that some of the grass also has been overshadowed by a new threat to the currency as protocol could become the next country to ask for financial support or it is their no one saw as more on the latest blow to the eurozone. no more layoffs to pay cuts no retire

nato bombs had destroyed fourteen tanks and serbia fourteen tanks what they heard also by four hundred thirty seven schools a similar scenario is now predicted in libya they think that a quick bit of bombing will sort the matter out but in fact i think they will find that it will last far longer than they have gambled for twelve years on serbia still remembers the losses inflicted by u.s. and nato bombings the u.s. is now involved in its fourth attack of a foreign nation in the same twelve years as this in turkey or new york. time of the business news with you. thanks to ari hello and welcome to our seas business update is great to have you with us russia's state run oil firm ross now says it will continue to pursue exploration and assets will deal with b.p. that's up for that still hold all the trade tribunal ruled that big deal brokered peace agreements with its current russian. b.p. arson correspondent tom daschle brings us since the ruling of the arbitration court was delivered with such an as commented from ross net's point of view on the deal on what he thinks the consequences of

after the war when they took account they found that us nato bombs had destroyed fourteen tanks and serbia fourteen tanks but they had also four hundred thirty seven schools a similar scenario is now predicted in libya obama vows the anti could offer you war will last days not weeks that was the field plan in yugoslavia bombings lasted two and a half months they think that a quick bit of bombing will sort the matter out but in fact i think they will find that it will last far longer than they have gambled for twelve years on serbia still remembers the losses inflicted by u.s. nato bombings the u.s. is now involved in its fourth attack of a foreign nation in the same twelve years and is there some. new york. so we take a look back in history and compare our actions in libya to those in former yugoslavia we have to ask if we've learned anything now jake i just wondered you is there really such a thing as a good humanitarian intervention right people look back it was a and they say that that's something the work but at the same time before we went in there before we started bombing maybe ther

is a country croatia, bosnia, serbia had its issues? its 15 years now since dayton. how long is a reasonable amount of time before being able to get into europe? >> i.t. we've learned over the years for the united states we are not cui to be judged by the european union, with its standards ought to be. we want to see the ball to him to become balkans, and with respect to nato to just say a word about that which is i think we all share the view of the location in the future for the western balkans is in the transatlantic structures and we will work hard and keep that door open for the countries to participate, but it's also true and it's something president obama has stress and psychiatry clinton is that this is not -- this is an alliance fighting the war in afghanistan that has serious security challenge and we expect we can help provide security by the membership in nato they also have to be in the position to contribute and so the bar is only the art of making sure that as they come into the institutions that they can contribute and that it is not just being done t

i mean, is a country like croatia, bosnia and serbia, i mean, 15 years now since dayton.ow long is a reasonable amount of time before being able to get into europe? >> i think we've learned over the years for the united states we're not going to judge for the european union what its standards ought to be. we, of obviously, want to see te balkans joined. i think we all share the view that the future for the western balkans is in these transatlantic structures, and we will work hard and keep that door open for the countries to participate. but it's also true, and it's something that president obama has stressed and secretary clinton, is that this is not a club. this is an alliance which is fighting a war in afghanistan that has serious security challenges and that we expect just as we can help provide security by their membership in nato, they also have to be in a position to contribute. and so the bar is only the bar of making sure that as they come into these institutions, that they can contribute. and that it's not just being done to help them along their course. and i d

in serbia loosies available in most clubs on the planet regency they are going to. cost five in moscow to be with us here on our t.v. zero headlines european powers turned their backs on obama and supporters after the us president refuses to rule of military intervention in libya he while colonel moammar gadhafi forces continue hammering opposition held cities with air strikes. british p.r. firms under fire for helping whitewash some of the world's most unpopular regimes including it off means. and six spacemen sit down for a stellar exam in the moscow region to prove they got the right stuff to leave the next mission to the international space station. more on these stories and more in thirty minutes but up next our special report on the demand and supply of food we take a look at why millions of people die from hunger each year when there's more than enough to feed the entire planet stay with us. god in order to understand how the system works it is necessary to look at the parties involved the producer and the buyer for example the producer and the buyer agree th

in serbia is available in conflict we can see. the headlines here on r.t. japan's in a race against time to prevent a radiation will be possible meltdown paralyzed. team of workers are risking their lives to try to cool be overheating reactors after seventy. beyond japan's sure some panic is spreading faster than radiation and people in russia's far east are stocking up on preventive medicine and medicines needlessly putting their own health at risk. and in other news this hour libya's government has declared an immediate cease fire and the end of two military operations comes in just hours after the u.n. backs of british french sponsored resolution to impose a no fly zone and. that's what we're coming up next he heads to the south of russia to explore the picturesque city of joy. iran issues a russian city on the drawings sitting of ukrainian border in the country's southwest it's a regional capital with a thriving business community and student population. terms of nearly one million people it's a place of innovation research and close mission. in the las

in serbia lucy's availability in clinton's lead we can see they are going to. one thirty pm in moscow these here are to headlines a plane has been shot down near the libyan rebel stronghold of benghazi witnesses say there's renewed shelling there despite colonel gadhafi is assurances of a cease fire british and french jets are standing by to enforce the u.n. imposed a no fly zone as are u.s. warships. washington accused of cherry picking where it intervenes rapidly mobilising for libya while innocent civilians die and other nations torn by internal strife syria yemen and bahrain are witnessing pro-democratic protests which are being crushed by authorities while the u.s. and other western powers look the other way. plus radiation risks grow as japan struggles to save its crippled nuclear site eight days after the nation was overwhelmed by the powerful earthquake and tsunami more than seven thousand people have been confirmed dead thousands more still missing from next james brown travels hundreds of kilometers south of moscow to check out the historic city showi

in serbia easily be in good and where they are going to. this is the second explosion to drop japan's fukushima nuclear power plant all fears of a radiation leak the system over thirteen hundred people have now the dead in the devastation great and resulting tsunami but the actual number could top ten thousand rescuers are buckling to helping to limit scenes of destruction with food fuel and water running low in some towns. in the daffy gains immense and winning back more territories international calls growth they had to surrender power state television says his forces have taken a town or break off securing a former bread will control the oil ports. will say this week boosting ties and falls in trade with the u.s. vice president needs russians leaders not position much say joe biden also pledged his pastoral support for buses inclusion in the world trade organization. a more all top stories at around thirty minutes time but now it's our exploration of the north. among the snowy peaks gorges rocks english years of the greater caucasian mou

in serbia letters available in most good hearted regency they are going to. welcome back it's hong kong now i hear in moscow this is on t.v. fears of a massive nuclear fallout after an explosion at the fukushima power plant in japan the reality its roof has collapsed injuring four workers people within twenty kilometers of the plant are being evacuated. but it follows japan's worst ever quake which triggered a devastating tsunami entire villages have been swept away in towns and left submerged over seven hundred people are confirmed dead with tunnels that are still unaccounted for. and in all the news a rift in the arab league is member states mull over backing in libya in a fly zone but they're united in calling to get down to go meanwhile libya's gripped by confusion and chaos and with the constant shift in power between rebels and the old leaders forces. city of hebron has been home to thousands a kind of stimulants for generations yet they face constant abuse from settlers intent on driving them out this is the story of their struggle. i've brought our he

in serbia let's use it really believe in good and hard regency they are going to. work hard to live from moscow these are the top stories while pro and anti-government forces in libya are still in fighting terms both sides agree on one thing and urge foreign powers to keep out of the conflict. the u.s. vice president comes to moscow on a mission to lift the reset to new heights with missile the fans cooperation global trade and libya on the agenda. of a london commuter town that's increasingly a crossing point for extremism is its presence on the edge as a draw as both radical islamists and nationalists. talk next here in r t spotlight meets the russian prime minister's spokesman to discuss the impact on the country's energy sector and the wider arab unrest. hello again a walk from truth park like the into the shop on r.t. i'll bring our then today my guest in the studio is dimitri scott. europe has long been trying to find alternative energy roads to secure gas clocks viewing the new russian problems with uncertainty but the recent visit vladimir putin paid to bru

if we look at the eastern european, revolutions, the major youth movement in serbia. after milosevic was overthrown, they had to think about what are we going to do with the new serviette and there was a lot of internal division about whether they should stay outside of the system and play the role of government watchdog, or to take part in the political process and even in government. they formed a political party but the only won -- they won 1.6% of the vote. groups are thinking about that and there is a discussion of whether or not they should take part in political parties. that is an important lesson to remember. if these groups want to become effective political force, they will have to talk about not only what they are against, but provide positive constructive vision for its future and get into details and vision. maybe that is one area we have been lacking. it is early on. it has been slightly over one month since the revolution happened. civil society can play a very important role in setting the agenda. this is -- up until now, i think one problem we have s

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sees as through me and change serbia in the second place the premier there in belfast northern irish test in germany maybe right away leaders in group eight but the quest for the playoff spot is eating up the current holders of second place belgium for home to azerbaijan. fellow contenders austria. the first finalist could be known within half an hour's time for when number four on the truck to capture the western conference title i can slap on the t.v. will now the middle third it's just about wrapped up in the moscow region with the score won nothing. the home side have been the surprise package of this season's championship showing their true fighting rate in the semifinals on their currently demonstrating they belong their knowledge though it is the visitors who lead the way this evening at the moment. in the east meanwhile nestler have the deficit in their series it's all about you lived it might need of course both the it opened the scoring in game three but a nice snapshot in the first period was ruled out by the rest of the side three minutes into the second did make it one z

in serbia multis available in moscow and hard regency. top stories here naughty it is situation critical that japan's stricken nuclear power plant with cooling system is failing in all six reactors and threats of a nuclear meltdown rising to the highest level since explosions at the facility began japanese officials confirm radioactive materials have leaked into the atmosphere and the radiation level currently exceeds the acceptable more. the death toll from friday's devastating earthquake and tsunami climbs to over three thousand almost two thousand injured and over seven thousand people could be missing. in russian regions close to japan residents in emergency services are high on the spot officials claim there's no current radioactive danger meanwhile moscow's boosting its for military aid an energy supplies to japan on increasing the number of rescue workers in disaster struck areas. with more developments in the fifteen minutes from now in the meantime let's cross now to kate who's on the sports desk and they talked a busy afternoon

in serbia multis available in moscow and hyatt regency favorite. this is our secret live from moscow breaking news this hour a french fighter jet is part of the libyan military think it's the first reported strike since planes began patrolling the skies of libya to enforce the u.n. sanction no fly zone pro-government forces reportedly advance into the rebel stronghold of benghazi despite the clearing a cease from. world leaders meeting in paris agreed to use all necessary military means to stop any aggression by colonel gadhafi the french president says their forces ready to intervene against any threats to our own civilians including tanks and armored vehicles. and engine is a locked in a desperate battle board meltdown in japan's tsunami damaged provision of power plant teams struggle to restore electricity despite being exposed to the dangerously high levels of radiation. would not a summary for you in less than fifteen minutes from now in the meantime not imagine now explores the influence of russian culture in the french capital stay with us f