tesser cilia r.t. paris. asia times roving correspondent peppa escobar says clashes over all lines foreign policy will stretch far beyond france. but i buy me a cozy now is medical and so whole and only terminal front in europe he'll be trying to cool this merkel that this all stare at that business is drowning europe and only external frot hill coordinate with the bridge to say look i'm not only to change the whole system is to try to change the financial system as it works and this is where obama in the hole and it will clash head on in spite of the whole them a sympathy for a whole elder for the left in france and for the left in europe in general i learned once a renegotiation of the financial arrangement in the world and that means the end of the us dollar as a reserve currency the greeks want the same thing in now they have an ally in society european union that happens to be one of the molders of the european union so expect major fireworks inside europe and across the world as well. it's not just the

may find themselves wondering who's going to be the last man standing as the water rises tesser cilia r t. well afghanistan situation remains a largely a volatile its president seems confident in his country's ability to control its security and foreign policy r.t. sat down with hamid karzai and talked to him about the challenges the full interview coming your way later here's a preview. constantly in a strong did equated it to do with with pakistan and with our other neighbors but at the same time this it gets the complicated relationship between the united states and islam about the years they do have an impact and afghanistan is affected by it both ways. from the from approx thirty perspective and from an american perspective but we have issues we don't see a lot of nations with pakistan from an american perspective we don't see a little issues with iran from an american perspective we do still relations with russia with china from an american perspective afghanistan has been able in spite of all our needs if i can put it in short words in spite of all our dependence on the united

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tesser cilia our team partners. and any time to get more information on any of the stories you fancy just log on to dot com of course website some of the items are standing by for you there right now include other farrah. flying pilots refused to operate one of the world's most advanced jets the f. twenty two after safety concerns suggest the planes could be deadly for the crew. also online head to our you tube channel to watch a special report on the tragic fate of the refugees displaced escaping the ongoing violence in the arab states. it's a quarter past the hour here in moscow syria is counting votes after the country held its parliamentary election a ballot however was formally boycotted by the opposition of what's called a sham but as all these are reports amid continuing violence in the country many syrians believe the election has given them a real chance to help their country. it didn't get the stamp of approval from the opposition he'd called for a boycott the people did turn out to vote in syria's parliam

tesser cilia our team paths. to get more information on any of all stories you see here on screen log on to our website don't comments online all the time here's what's waiting for you there right now should you go on the fear of flying pilots refused to operate on one of the world's most advanced jets the f. twenty two off to safety concerns and just what the culprit in the planes could be deadly for the crew to. head to our you tube channel to watch a special report on the tragic fate of the refugees displaced escaping the only going violence in the arab spring. and on the bryson h.q. the preview of the moscow's massive victory day parade go to our website come to watch the footage of the last grand opera house in the heart of the russian capital . bahrain's leading human rights activists remains detained on charges of inciting protests through social. it works now builders job was arrested just days after julian assange to show right here naughty on the program the whistleblower question to manage option human

tesser so there are two paths it's a quarter past the hour here in moscow i want to get more information on any of ostorius just log on to our web site on t.v. dot com let's check out some of the stories are standing by for you there right now for example the farrah flying some pilots. one of the world's most advanced jets the f. twenty two soft a safety concern suggest the cockpit of the planes could be deadly for the crew. had a. special report on the tragic fate of the refugees displaced. in the arab states. leading human rights activist remains detained on charges of inciting protests through social networks. was arrested just days after featuring on program. the show there was a question him. rights activist about the origins on the future of the arab spring movement. has always openly criticized the ruling family and the state's western alliance london based author and journalist afshin rattansi believes his fellow activists face a future of tough challenges. there is a case against in the case against the british and american and european governments that are backing bahrain. has

tesser still here are two parents. still have three this hour here in our t.v. viewing debate hillary clinton this is india whole thing to ramp up pressure on to ride over its nuclear program find out whether the second biggest consumer of iranian crude is happy to make concessions it's. also more victims of police brutality in the u.s. leave manny questioning just who isn't forcing the law enforcers. syrians have voted in the country's first multi-party elections in five decades the government hailed the ballot as a major step towards reform but it was boycotted by the opposition which helped protest instead but as sarah ferguson ports mannie in the country are wary of the months old conflict and made their choice so as not to see the vote as a missed opportunity. it didn't get the stamp of approval from the opposition huge cooled for a boycott that people did turn out to vote in syria's parliament she elections the elections taking place against the backdrop of instability in the country and the credibility of the vase being called into question with the oppos

tesser so you are to paris. and do stay with r.c. for constant updates from france's militias that choose their next president. the syrian government has granted amnesty to two hundred sixty five rebels ahead of monday's multi-party parliamentary vote the fast such election in decades meanwhile a series of blasts rocked syria's capital damascus and the northern city of aleppo today killing at least three civilians and reports now as blood is continuing to bits played by both the regime forces and the opposition hopes to rest on the growing u.n. observer mission. in the heart of damascus thousands come out to. the funerals of people killed during clashes in the capital once again drew into focus the very precarious situation the country now finds itself before the bodies of that they carried through the streets of damascus you are all the people who were killed under the station they just the story you've got the military the security watching that this is at the same time as the u.n. observers are supposed to be here overseeing the p

politicians and policy policy makers will have to sit up and tell you notice they say before it's too late tesser cilia r.t. brussels. art before we get to daniel with a business let's kick off the artsy world update now we'll start with italy where a strong aftershock measuring five point one has struck the northern parts of the country that's just hours after a five point eight magnitude earthquake hit the region killing at least fifteen rescuers say there are still more victims trapped under debris the main quake hit at nine am local time in the same region the source strongly one earlier this month that time seven or killed. in egypt hundreds of protesters have set fire to the campaign headquarters of the former prime minister shot freak he said to face the muslim brotherhood's confident in the second round of the presidential election next month thousands small flooded to rue square to demonstrate against the results that called for shah free who is closely linked to the former regime to be banned from running. south asia's largest jail is turning dangerous criminals into better citizens by

the afghan security forces this is the alliance support for the war has hit a new low as artie's tesser cilia reports. afghanistan tuber two thousand and one i made to lead international military offensive in response to the september eleventh attacks in the u.s. largely backed by international partners more than a decade ago. now after tens of thousands of casualties and hundreds of billions of dollars later. this will not be quick nor easy. one thing that's not keeping pace is support over seventy percent of the population want our troops and the figure is rising in the u.s. sixty two percent last. want to see an end to the war and this is what it's come down to nations breaking ranks with nato by deciding to pull out troops earlier than planned france the fourth largest contributor of troops to the war saw a rise in ante natal rhetoric in its presidential campaign season with most french in favor of early withdrawal will renegotiate the place of france in the integrated military command. expected from afghanistan and australia is the latest nation to make a surprise announcement rais

tesser cilia r t paris. and stay with aussie for constant updates from francaise millions that choose the next president . shop surge in violence this week as mass rallies against the military news and in deadly clashes tension between the interim authorities and protesters has intensified less than three weeks before the country's first post revolution presidential election on wednesday at least nine people were killed when a group of conservative limits were a time to buy a lens while staging a sit in against a candidate being barred from the race was rushed to blame the military for that time but some locals and activists said the protesters were armed and provokes the situation on friday weekly rally that this time was predominantly islamist also resulted in deadly clashes and hundreds of arrests police used water cannon take gas and live ammunition to despise the protesters who tried to break through they've bombed while the defense ministry and while the military keep retreating there hung the power af

new president do something to put out the economic fire in their own backyard first and foremost tesser sylvia r.t. brussels. for more on syria we can now talk to activist sara flounders she's joining me live in. the u.s. secretary clinton she says that russia risks allowing a civil war in syria by resisting u.n. action which is being proposed at the moment do you agree with that. well it's important to know that it's the u.s. and nato who are creating a civil war in syria in terms of arming commando mercenaries thugs flooding the country with weapons doing everything that they can to destabilize syria and the latest massacre in houla is just one more example because it's this exact scenario that the u.s. has used to justify quote humanitarian intervention in the past and after they create total destabilization send in all sorts of mercenaries and armed groups and they claim that they're going in in order to save the situation it's absolute hypocrisy and fraud and they've done it with u.n. security council support and they've done it without u.n. security council support as they did for

tesser still there are two parties. now still have free of the sour fueling debate hillary clinton visits india hoping to ramp up pressure on iran over its nuclear program i doubt whether the second biggest consumer of the iranian crude is happy to make concessions. also more victims of bullies were taliban in the u.s. leave manny questioning just who isn't forcing the law enforcers. syrians have voted in the country's first multi-party elections and five decades the government hailed the ballot as a major step towards reform but it was boycotted by the opposition which held protests instead but as artists are a first reports many of the country are wary of them months old conflict and made their choice so as not to see the vote as a missed opportunity. it didn't get the stamp of approval from the opposition who had called for a boycott the people did turn out to vote in syria's parliament to elections the elections taking place against the backdrop of instability in the country and the credibility of the very it's bein

tesser still there are two pairs world news in brief for right now the turmoil in syria has sparked clashes in neighboring lebanon was soldier and three civilians were reportedly killed on sunday fighting broke out in the city of tripoli in the north of the country between two neighborhoods that support rival factions in the ongoing unrest in neighboring syria the lebanese army has deployed three units in an effort to restore order. gunmen have shot dead a top afghan peace negotiator in a drive by shooting in the country's capital kabul money was a senior member of afghanistan's high peace council set up two years ago in an effort to reach a peace deal with militants the taliban recently announced at the start of the annual spring offensive aimed against officials as well as americans and coalition personnel. and afghan president hamid karzai has offered his views on the tense security situation in the country in an interview with r t you can listen to what he has to say later on monday. to stand and i would call them paid mercenaries how much are they going to be in your defense to protect

tesser sylvia our two partners. live from moscow this is r.t. now to get more information on any of our stories just log onto our web site it's called some of the items i waiting for the point right now including the fear of flying pilots refused to operate one of the world's most advanced fighter jets the f. twenty two the safety concerns suggest the cockpit of the planes could be deadly for the critter. also online head to our you tube channel to watch a special report on the tragic fate of the refugees displaced while escaping the ongoing violence in the arab states. leading human rights activist who remains detained on charges of inciting protests through social networks not belittle our job was arrested just days after being featured on julian assange show here on. on the program the whistleblower questioned him and an egyptian tuman rights activist about the origins and the future of the arab spring when there. was always openly criticized the rainy ruling family and the state's western allies london based author and journalist afshin ratt

tesser so here are two parts. so i have for this hour here in our team fueling debate hillary clinton visits india hoping to ramp up pressure on to iran over its nuclear program and find out whether the second biggest consumer of iranian crude is happy to make concessions. also more victims of police brutality in the u.s. leave manik questioning gestures and forcing the law enforcers. well into the. technology innovations all the developments around russia we've got the future covered. they want unity now syrians have voted in the country first multi-party elections in five decades the government hailed the ballot as a major step towards reform however it was boycott of by the opposition which held protests in stat as r.t. sarah ferguson port's many in the country are wary of the months of conflict and made their choice so as not to see the vote as a missed opportunity. it didn't get the stamp of approval from the opposition huge cooled for a boycott the people did turn out to vote in syria's parliament to electio

the politicians and policy makers will have to tell you notice they say before it's too late tesser cilia r.t. brussels. well some other headlines from around the globe in our world update this hour a strong aftershock measuring five point one has struck northern italy after a five point eight magnitude earthquake hit the region killing at least fifteen people say there are more victims trapped on the day brings the main quake hit at nine am local time in the same region that sort of stronger one earlier this month seven people were left. in egypt hundreds of protesters of set fire to the campaign headquarters of former prime minister ahmed shafik he set to face the muslim brotherhoods kind of that in the second round of the presidential election next month thousands more flooded cars to his square to demonstrate against the first round of results. closely linked to the former regime to be banned from running. south asia's largest jail is turning dangerous criminals into better citizens by putting them to work in some very nice surroundings and explains society is the one to benefit. it's

tesser sylvia our two partners. let's get more information on any of the stories that we're covering just log on to our web site dot com here's a some of the items i waiting for there were you know the fear of flying some pilots refused to operate in a one of the world's most advanced a fighter. jets the f. twenty two after safety concerns suggest the cockpit of the planes could be deadly for the crew. also online for you i had to you tube channel to watch a special report on the tragic fate of the refugees displaced by escaping the ongoing violence in the arab states. leading a human rights activist who remains detained on charges of inciting protests through social networks. was arrested just days after featuring on julie sanchez program here on our team in the show the whistleblower question him and an egyptian she made rights activist about the origins on the future of the arab spring movement. has always openly criticized the bahraini ruling family and the state's western alliance a london based author journali

tesser cilia our time. sakhi treatment as policy in the russian capital very shortly during the surgeon is gets discussed mechanics of staging a revolution i'll be off to recap will have lines of me in a couple of minutes from now stay with us live here in moscow. the official. from the. video. and. now with the palm of your. question. wealthy british style the stock. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy. global financial headlines kaiser report. if you just joined us a very. good top stories now dimitri medvedev has voted in as prime minister by the russian. government inaugurated president putin has already ushered in his own corrections to the country's political calls. preventing hundreds of activists from holding protest rallies against putin's return to office some of them have been. made around four hundred arrests involving clashes on the eve of putin's integration. plus u.n. envoy to syria kofi annan blames damascus for the ongoing violence warning syria is slipping into c

the politicians policy makers will have to set up as they say before it's too late tesser cilia r.t. brussels. more will see katie soon with the business for now though let's kick off for the r.t. world update will start in canada where legal professionals have now you joined a massive protest against a recent bill which tightens the noose on demonstrators hundreds of them marched the streets of montreal clad in judge's robes and holding a banner declaring the lawyers against the new law it was adopted after more than three months of student protests and violent clashes with police over an increase in tuition fees. protests have erupted in egypt's capital as hundred set fire to the campaign headquarters of former prime minister. thousands more flooded to rear square demonstrating against presidential election results they called for shafique closely linked to the former regime to be banned from running for office he said to face the muslim brotherhood's candidate in the second round of egypt's election in june. a powerful magnitude six earthquake has struck north eastern italy killin

tesser cilia r.t. paris it's not just the burden of cutbacks that have europeans fired up as we report on our t.v. . hundreds making their voices heard in the london at an occupy demonstration against corporate corruption all the details plus a video on line at. the secret ties between the u.s. security agency and google a federal court says revealing the details that could threaten the government. a which is how russian businessman victor boot jailed for twenty five years in the u.s. for arms trafficking has branded the case against him he still insists he's innocent it was decided who will be housed in a super max security prison in colorado among the country's most dangerous and violent criminals this despite the trial judge recommending it meant a medium security confinement staying in a new york prison for now be aboot talk exclusively with our team giving his first interview to an english language channel since extradition to the u.s. from thailand where he gave his views on washington's treatmen

new president do something to put out the economic fire in their own backyard first and foremost tesser cilia r.t. brussels it's a good to have you with us here on r t today and still ahead for you in this program fact or fiction we speak with the author of an article which accuses the u.s. and south korea of deep level surveillance in north korea or even or a shooting in spies to report back on alleged underground military facilities. and president putin makes his first trip abroad since his recent inauguration heading for better or worse after ditching the g eight summit earlier this week. it's ten past here in moscow voters in ireland head to the polls today in a referendum to decide whether or not to approve the european union's fiscal treaty driven by germany and controversially plans strict central e.u. control of the national budgets of member states who have signed up but opponents see it as a permanent austerity charter with many angry about surrendering power and sovereignty to brussels with a story as artie's laura smith. it's hope since choice island has two options is it go

tesser cilia art. just to remind you to get more information on any of our stories you see here on screen log on to our website r.t. don't call here's what's waiting for you right now the fear of flying pilots refused to operate one of the world's most advanced jets the f. twenty two the safety concerns suggest the cockpit could be deadly for the crew. to our you tube channel to watch a special report on the tragic fate of the displaced refugees escaping the ongoing violence in the arab states. bahrain's leading human rights activists remains detained on charges of inciting protests through social networks now he was arrested just days after featuring on julian assange show here. on the program the whistleblower questioned him and an egyptian human rights activist about the origins and the future of the arab spring movement as it was openly criticized the bahraini ruling family and the state's western allies on the based author and journalist afshin rattansi believes that. his fellow activists face a f

tesser so there are two parts. it's not just the burden of cutbacks that's got europeans fired up as we report on our call hundreds marched through london and occupy a demo against corporate corruption and we've got the details of the video online. plus how's this for getting to grips with your gadgets meet the man who's literally attached to his toilets the details are all at heart dot com. russian businessman victor boot convicted of arms trafficking by the u.s. has compared america's justice system to a witch hunt and an exclusive interview with r.t. he's serving twenty five years for conspiring to kill u.s. citizens and sell arms to colombian militants but he insists he's innocent this week it was decided boot will be sent to a super maximum security prison despite his trial judge recommending medium security confinement the jail in colorado is known as the alcatraz of the rockies and house as america's most dangerous and violent criminals lawyer wants the decision stalled right now victor boot is still in a ne

new president do something to put out the economic fire in their own backyard first and foremost tesser cilia r.t. brussels. just turning ten minutes past the hour here in moscow you're watching artsy still to come for you out of the whistleblowers extradition julian assange has legal team battled to keep him from being shipped off to sweden on sex crimes charges fears that he could ultimately be poppy passed on to the united states. the people of ireland voting on the future of their finances and sovereignty and if the majority says yes to the so-called e.u. fiscal pact power over the country's budget and the or thirty to impose penalties will largely lay with brussels. smith reports from dublin. it's hope since choice island has two options is it goes out to vote on a fiscal pact with the e.u. to say yes to writing austerity into law and cede precious sovereignty to brussels say no and incur the wrath of the european central bank and potentially kissed goodbye to e.u. bailouts and it looks like it's going to be close to resembling yes this time is that we are in the e.u. now we've los

unpopular with his leftist opponent promising to undo much of psychoses work if elected instead he's tesser a celebrity up to date from paris. well one day to go before the french at the polls and make that decisive vote and even the city itself is preparing to usher in the next president now it's down to two men incumbent nicolas sarkozy and his socialist challenger a lot more to the polls is still trailing behind a lot but there is still the question mark as to who the voters of the national front and centrists who are they going to choose for the second round will essentially be choosing between a man a lot claims that he will bring back a quality to the country also want to go head to head with german chancellor angela merkel to challenge a fiscal pact that he says is bad for france do you ever have you have a man a sucker's even claim that he is the only one who can prevent france from going down the path of greece italy spain and all the trouble do result nations have gone down but there is a group of people who believe that they don't really have a choice when it comes to the program

when the us may find themselves wondering who's going to be the last man standing as the water rises tesser cilia r.t. . despite ongoing violence in afghanistan its president says he has the country's security under control how many cars i gave an interview to our team you can see it at fifteen thirty g.m.t. here's a look. and klee in a strong did equated it to do well with pakistan and with our other neighbors but at the same time with this it's the complicated relationship between the united states and islam about as world we call it after back for a reason is they do have an impact and afghanistan is affected by it both ways. from the from approx thirty perspective and from an american perspective but we have issues we don't see older nations with pakistan from an american perspective we don't see or dilutions with iran from an american perspective we don't see the relations with russia which china from an american perspective afghanistan has been able in spite of all our needs if i can put it in short words in spite of all our dependence on the united states and nato we have developed a

tesser cilia are to me it's not just the burden of cutbacks that have europeans fired up as we report on our. hundreds make their voices heard in london at an occupy demo against corporate corruption all the details plus video online. the ties between the u.s. national security agency and google and federal courts is revealing the details could threaten the government we have more. a witch hunt is a russian businessman viktor boot jailed for twenty five years in the u.s. for armis trafficking has branded the case against him he still insists on his innocence it was decided to will be housed in a super max security prison in colorado among the country's most dangerous criminals despite a trial judge recommending medium security confinement currently house new york prison boot spoke exclusively with our team giving his first interview to an english language channel since extradition to the u.s. he gave his views on washington's case against. going to be happening to me as a pure political ok and kind of trial it was very you know. you don't charge well. you know your mom. but you. keep

tesser cilia are to pass. away a child that so russian business moving to boot jailed for twenty five years in the u.s. from his trafficking branded the case against him he still insists he's innocent it was decided will be housed in a supermax security prison in colorado now among the country's most dangerous and violent criminals those despite the trial judge recommending medium security confinement currently in the new york prison boots talked exclusively to our society giving his first interview to the english language channel since extradition to the u.s. from thailand gave his views about washington's case against. what is happening to me as a pure political case and kind of trial it was very you know. do you know how we charge trial. where you know your mom. can kind of let you know bad things. that look how i know i don't committed any crime. to have that punished. when i was a major crime these crimes would never exist unless the government would not give rather a crime i better luck with this conspir

tesser cilia are to paris and world views in brief for you had least eleven al qaeda fighters have been killed by drone strikes in yemen which are believed to be carried out by the us becomes after the yemeni government launched a new offensive against armed groups in the arab peninsula that's already resulted in the deaths of fifteen militants over the past year some of the country's southern provinces a fall under the control of al qaeda. mother showed that a senior afghan peace negotiator involved in talks with the taliban in a drive by shooting in the capital kabul salary money was one of the most senior members of afghanistan's high peace council set up two years ago in a bid to try to reach a peace deal with militants the group earlier threat the spring offensive aimed at lawmakers and officials as well as american and coalition personnel. and indeed afghan president hamid karzai has offered his views on the tense security situation in the country in an interview with r.t. you can listen to what he has to say later today monday to what extent when i would call them paid mercenarie

politicians and policy makers will have to sit up and tell you notice they say before it's too late tesser cilia r.t. brussels. let's now take a look at some other stories making international headlines a group of lawyers have taken to do more fuel in march against the passing of a recent bill banning demonstrations in the controversial ruling was parson quote back after weeks of violent protests over an increase in tuition fees in canada following hundreds of arrests that turned between student groups and authorities have now risen and. have erupted in egypt's capital as hundreds of times the campaign headquarters the former prime minister ahmed shafik thousands more flooded doctors were demonstrating against presidential election results they called fall short think it was closely linked to the former regime to be banned from running for office is said to phase the muslim brotherhood's candidate in the second round of egypt's election injury. explosion has ripped through a shopping complex in downtown nairobi wounding at least twenty eight people shops were damaged what store contents sc

tesser cilia our team paris. it's not just the burden of cutbacks that have europeans fired up as we report on our team dot com hundreds make their voices heard in rwanda and at occupy demonstrations against corporate corruption all the details and video online plus. the secret ties between america's national security agency and google by federal court says revealing the details could threaten the government. away that's how a russian businessman victor boot jailed for twenty five years in the u.s. for arms trafficking has branded the case against him he still insists on his innocence it was decided to will be housed in a supermax security prison in colorado among the country's most dangerous criminals this despite the trial judge recommending medium security confinement staying for an hour at a new york prison who talked exclusively with our team giving his first interview to an english language channel since extradition to the u.s. from thailand there he gave his views on washington's case. want to happen to me