if you any ukrainian t.v. stations you will hear statements by politicians. at a higher price than anyone else no other country pays as much as ukraine the first question is the treaty true and the second is gazprom ready to cut the price way. early i said that any price console changes to existing contracts should be discussed as part of the efforts to expand or intensify gratian. if ukraine is willing to do that gazprom is ready to negotiate on the conditions of gas supplies. in terms of absolute figures you could bring it up and argue about it in the media as much as you want. but in reality the natural gas prize for ukraine is command sure eight with the prize paid by its european neighbors. then there's a discount equaling russia's gas exports fee which was agreed in the c.t.o. . sold the price appears to be quite appropriate and affordable for ukraine as we have seen in the past few years. of course all ukrainian parties are looking for yet cheaper price and that's why they come to moscow regularly school. contract with belarus is due to expire soon but

ukrainian feminists in europe. we meet the scandalous activists who think revealing their bodies or expose the sins of politicians plus. cold war era trade barriers against russia may finally be lifted once it joins the world trade organization the u.s. congress could have balazs the jaxon van a commandment next year join me for more on the story in our business bulletin. i had to go through a ten year old boy that. we train them how to tell. develop the orders for them to. we never explained to them why it's ok. most people at the point of looking down in time to pull the trigger became conscious objectors. and i don't remember squeezing the trigger i don't remember seeing him go down well i remember is that we shot him. on the other side are soldiers too and soldiers do it and they're trying to kill us we're trying to kill them and that's just the ugly face of war. nothing honorable and. i went to the war zone and i started seeing how i need to change. and the only way to do there's a knock at the door rivaling k

and still ahead the adventures of ukrainian feminists and europe. we meet the scandalous activists who believe revealing their bodies will expose the sins of politicians also. governments and companies around the world are preparing for a possible disintegration of the hero business bulletin we examine why a double dip recession in the eurozone now seems all but inevitable. but next a russian lawyer who died in custody may have been killed because of police torture the presidential human rights council has been looking into the high profile two thousand and nine death of some good magnitsky he was being held on tax evasion charges on this night of marti's peter all of it peter on what grounds is the council basing its suggestion for the presidential cuban rights council is demanding that new evidence into the death of sodium magnitsky be looked into by those investigating his death now these new documents that have come to life suggest that it was the illegal use of rubber batons by staff at the detention center where its key was awaiting trial for

of course all ukrainian parties are looking for yet cheaper price and that's why they come to moscow regularly school gas prices contract with belarus is due to expire soon but with that country you seem to have gone further in the negotiations agreeing on price cuts in exchange for a stake in beltran's girs the national gas company is that the kind of a bargain that ukraine has refused to accept let's leave the specific conditions of gas supplies to belarus now because. i would like to talk about a new contract on the supplies and transportation of natural gas through balor routes. we have seen much faster progress there. and we are confident that as early as november the papers required to close the contracts and intergovernmental agreement will be ready. i like to repeat my question ees gasper i'm ready to decrease the price at least if you are specific conditions are met. we are nearing a deal that would satisfy both the russian and the by the russian sides. progress in means than in kiev right right thawing move on to the next topic how will share on the european market change a

and baring their anger to the world a group of ukrainian women make a show across europe with a series of naked protests against the abuse women's rights. there and welcome to our to your source of world news twenty four hours a day monday sees egypt taking a first step of a long parliamentary election which will last in stages until march and while the current leadership portrays it as a climax in a saga of national resistance and the solution to the crisis sentiment on the streets is quite the opposite where there's growing skepticism whether the vote will be fair and democratic parties in the tsunami reports. we're told some adoptions are bracing for the worst medics are lined up and security is tight for egypt's first parliamentary election since the revolution the country's only female candidate for the presidency expects the vote to be void due to from want but sends this message to the supreme council of the armed forces or scaffold who took over after mubarak we are as. movement. we are watching you we. are monitoring the election just to connect their mistakes and their produc

this is our taste still to come the adventures of ukrainian feminist sidney europe. we meet the scandalous activists who believe revealing their bodies will expose the sins of politicians and. governments and companies around the world are preparing for a possible disintegration of the euro you know business bulletin we examined why at double dip recession and the eurozone now seems all but inevitable. the russian lawyer who died in custody may have been killed because of police torture the presidential human rights council has been looking into the high profile two thousand and nine death of sergei magnitsky who is being held on suspicion of corruption and a pretrial detention center more on this now from marty's peter all of a high there's no what's the council basing its suggestion on bring us up to speed here where the presidential council of human rights is basing this on documents which it suggests show that sort of game i'd need skis death was the result of the illegal use of the clubs by officials up by stuff from the detention center where he was being held

is alexei these ukrainian activists have their sights set on new horizons. oh yes. on a chilly morning in kiev hoff naked women in racing outfits drink champagne and chant slogans this is how the feminine movement celebrated the resignation of silvio berlusconi several days prior to that that very same ladies were in rome voicing their support to the anti berlusconi protest even do it until he had staged a lot of protests against berlusconi and his sexual adventures here and here and they are really happy his political career has finished and it's an embarrassment to up to the next couple somebody who came to tell an embassy not only to celebrate but the say that he needs to go on trial for his sexual crimes. for more than a week the cranium topless protesters had been making themselves heard across europe on a dedicated road trip to draw attention to the sexual exploitation of women in room one of their activists made a revealing protest against injustice towards women in the catholic church in the vatican right in front of the boat. was before that they hit paris

and making their point by making a scene the ukrainian woman whose topless protest against women's abuse at home and in europe is set to go global. hello you're watching r t live from moscow it's a here monday night here my name is kevin oh enough top story for you egyptians are voting in the first step of a long parliamentary election which will happen in stages until march it follows a week of violence which returned to the cities with over forty people killed in protests against the military regime and he said this it has the latest from cairo . this is just the first round of these parliamentary elections in fact you don't actually have a parliament set up if the vote is considered valid until march sometime and then the presidential elections only happening in twenty thirteen with that said the atmosphere is tense it's very festive at the same time a lot of people voting for the first time in their lives from young to old release there is excitement about this this vote some people see it as the first step in egypt's road to so-called democracy but no people have forgotten what we s

bearing their anger to the world a group of ukrainian women make a show across europe with a series of naked protests against the abuse of women's rights. as recession fears continue to dominate global markets the gold which is the traditional safe haven is going up and analysts tell business could reach twenty one hundred dollars per ounce next year more on this in twenty. three pm in moscow i met a good to have you with us here on r t our top story egypt has taken the first step in a long parliamentary election process due to last into march while the current leadership says the ballot symbolizes an end to the country's recent up evil some sentiment on the streets is quite the opposite he's a nice in our way has the latest from cairo. well as egyptians had to the polls for the first time since the fall of hosni mubarak there are several concerns that i want to break down for you first of all this is just the first round of parliamentary elections and it's not even the whole country going to the polls it's broken up by cities so we're only going to see some nine cities or so across eg

bearing their anger to the world a group of ukrainian women make a show across europe with a series of naked protests against the abuse of women's rights. but next greek m.p.c. most shares his thoughts with r.t. and what the future holds for europe struggling to contain its debt epidemic. he was critical thank you very much for being with us today so look us up at m.i.t. stick greece's new prime minister now but the key people in his government still remain the same for instance to finance minister can people trust this new elected government this government is a temporary government with a special specific mandate and a timetable a specific timetable if the job of this government is to pass the brussels the to implement. the laws passed through the wooden walls or call them necessary by parliament and we support them through this. it is. it is very important that we have elections the soonest possible because there is a problem of the democrat the privilege of migration of foreign greece greece don't feel rightfully represented by this government. by this parliament because they feel

split into parts in accordance with the new jersey actions the russian parliament to russia the ukrainian speed. in ukraine belarus like other than everywhere and while the bank back of van. wasn't particularly well capitalized and liquid and there were some savings lost back in the big depreciation of the view of the currency in the early ninety's so everyone lost russian government still plays in compensation for lost savings in back in ninety one through the russian citizen who was about my last two i think your family lost two birds the difference is that we lost to our own government and the ukrainians feel that what they lost would park it in my usual berlin very badly so this is not true that there wasn't much to pocket in the for seventeen billion us well yes you pocket something very strange of all but the money was pretty much lost by the bank of the soviet union. universally. so i think there's there's a bit of an attitude to equitable loss mold parts of the saudi society and then you go inside it was the fact that the turned out into so as a separate government so this is ther

i think your family lost two birds the difference is that we lost to our own government and the ukrainians feel that what they lost will pocketed by usually put in very very so this is not a trick that you know that there wasn't much to pocket for seventeen billion us well yes you pocket something that expendable but the money was pretty much lost by the bank of the soviet union. universally. so you know i think there's there's a bit of an equitable equitable loss by all parts of the saudi society and it coincided with the fact that the joint out into so it was a separate government so as there are various head gear with said that the condition for a four for one is privatization is the price of one hundred roubles for a share for a single shooters burbank's so the question is can this burbank start repairing our own share in order to reach this goal i don't think it will change investment grade if anything from what we hear from the international investors community this privatisation is perceived as a very positive signal. that can only be perceived as opposed to signal from the standpoi

was split into parts in accordance with the new jurisdictions the russian part went to russia the ukrainian largely stayed in. in ukraine belarus like other stand everywhere and while the bank back than. wasn't particularly well capitalized and liquid and there were some savings lost back in the big depreciation of the of the of the currency in the early ninety's so everyone lost russian government still plays the composition of the last savings in back in ninety one through the russian citizen knew what was about my last two i think your family lost too but the difference is that we lost to our own government and the ukrainians feel that what they lost were pocketed by a huge and lives very very so this is not to know that there wasn't much to pocket in the first one hundred billion us well yes you pocket something that extends of all but the money was pretty much lost by the bank of the soviet union. universally. so you know but i think there's there's a bit of an actor to equitable loss while parts of the soviet society and it going sided with the fact that the joined out into service to

for more than a week the ukrainian topless protesters had been making themselves heard across europe on a dedicated road trip to draw attention to the sexual exploitation of women in room one of their activists made a revealing protest against injustice towards women in the catholic church in the vatican right in front of the pope. was before that they hit paris storming former i.m.f. banker dominique strauss kahn his residence. i mean women from italy came to us in switzerland and said we know that you're coming to rome and will be staging protests again berlusconi and the pope thank you they said for sharing our problems there while drawing free rallies in ukraine have been making international headlines for several years now from protesting against the alarming rate of prostitution especially with the upcoming you are twenty twelve tournament exposing flaws in ukraine's politics now they're looking even further afield those of them with dealing with. went through the classic famine is no longer works it is if you excuse me impotent but what we do by. the desired effect that's why

i think your family lost two birds the difference is that we lost to our own government and the ukrainians feel that that was the last we'll park and there are usually in very bad so this is not like that but there wasn't much to pocket in the first one single you us well yes you're part of something very strange of all but the money was pretty much lost by the very bank of the soviet union. universally. so you know i think there's there's a bit of an equitable equitable loss well parts of the soviet society and then it coincide with the fact that the joint out into so it was a separate government so as there are banks head get on good if your boss said that the condition for a for a for this privatization is the price of one hundred roubles for a share for a single shearers burbank's so the question is can bank start reporter should think of its own share in order to reach this goal i don't think it will change investment group if anything from what we hear from the international investors community this position is perceived as a very positive signal. that can only be perceived as oppose

report doesn't name him and he's not russian by ukrainian many years now former weapons inspector david albright talks not for the scientists nuclear conventional play on c.n.n. what he showed him how to build a thin hemispherical shell with holes in it and they were the detonation happens and you simultaneously set off explosive pellets in a series of holes in that of a move shell and those explosive pell pellets ignite the high explosive underneath and in a very spiritual way it compresses the core and then you get a nuclear explosion just on any land is a scientist but not the nuclear specialists those who actually know danny and can't say this. because he worked in a nuclear facility but not every person who does is a nucleus specialism he's actually trained to construct airplanes to you and it's not the i.a.e.a. that is questioning him now but journalists roddy and nevertheless all right accused is going to come who specialize in nano diamonds in iran working with the iranians to help them miniaturize their nuclear warhead so they can put it on top of one of their missiles so it ca

fighting for their rights for which a noble cleanup squad members try to force their way into the ukrainian parliament angry a planned cuts to their benefits that are plenty in the form of ulti dot com online one time. u.s. afraid one of the cuban five a group of intelligence officers branded terrorists but he still can't leave florida to meet his family really gonzales served his thirteen year sentence in a federal prison in full but u.s. authorities are forcing him to stay in america to serve a three year long probation period he was arrested together with four other officers and jailed on charges of spying and terrorism here insisted they were in the u.s. hunting a group of anti castro exiles who were planning terrorist attacks in the communist state party caught up with the man's wife through said the case was biased from the start. that. i can tell you says marriages be even meters have been dicky's and black media labeled them spies and terrorists charges and censors them from the very beginning those who had the full information picked out the details they were in line with. and they

now the former ukrainian prime minister yulia timoshenko now faces new criminal charges this time of tax avoidance relates to when she was leading one of the country's biggest energy corporations are back in the one nine hundred ninety s. just last month she was sentenced to seven years behind bars for exceeding her powers when signing gas contracts with the rusher in two thousand and nine many countries condemned the case against him a shanker saying it was politicized and. reports it seems that in ukraine history is poised to repeat itself. it all started with this man victor. fist fights in parliament street protests and destruction of gas supplies to europe were common in his era as president and it kept ukraine firmly in the headlines the world's media had been having many sleepless nights reporting on the rollercoaster events in the country back then writer and journalist meeting if we didn't publish a book fun at all the major political players. those times are extremely fun for the media the regime used the media is a drug this is science but if you do so you have to raise th

baring their anger to the world a group of ukrainian women make the show cross europe with a series of naked protests against the abuse of women's rights. as recession fears continue to dominate global markets and gold edges up as a classic safe haven and tell business that see it could reach twenty one hundred dollars. next year the business of the. world news and comment twenty four hours a day this is out of egypt has begun the first step of a parliamentary election process due to the last into march while the current leadership says the ballot symbolizes an end to the country's recent up evil sentiment on the streets is quite the opposite parties and he brings the latest from the capital. well as egyptians had to the polls for the first time since the fall of hosni mubarak there are several concerns that i want to break down for you first of all this is just the first round of parliamentary elections and it's not even the whole country going to the polls it's broken up by cities so we're only going to see some nine cities or so across egypt actually go and cast their ballot second

while the so-called joy of arc of ukrainian politics was time traveling inside the courtroom perceiving supporters clashed with police outside. days later veterans of the chernobyl clear up stormed the parliament demanding a raise to their ridiculously low pensions they demolished everything in their path attacking the police with blunt weapons growing social unrest scared the country's president when you can work around you want to lure in bozeman agencies tell me that people are buying firearms and planning attacks on state police nationwide people have completely lost their shine conspiracy theories and public protests of late have created enough scandal for any media to be swamped with work and the chief editor of one of your craze leading news websites believes it could get even worse. the first year human condition power was not on because people expected a better life after the wild years you should as cadency was filled with madness but at least that eugene was open and predictable but now we don't know what to expect tomorrow and anything like a possible devaluation of our curr