fish but of course you'll have sufficiently strong players as well so that we won't have to warry. bremen germany will be hosting france among the rest of wednesday's friendly fixture goalkeeper hugo lloris has been named captain for the match or of france have coached confirmed that they go it would cater for the euro cup as well as for the upcoming game a lot of their power names will be the favorites there. mysie we could have found some money between france and germany the matches have always been about a lot of christine and although it is a friendly game expect them to try to feature too much and i think realistically the german team is more stable and who's got more quality as the french but sometimes in football the unexpected can happen in the week you can't win. it's time for the playoffs in the kontinental hockey league where the western conference quarterfinals are about to start regular season run example scar take on say scar in st petersburg another moscow side dinara start their best of seven series against means from belarus in the russian capital eight seats had t

to your game then will be doomed to completely miss economists say that can meet the criteria what warry is them is whether reagan would be able to afford it especially with the alarming number of those fleeing lot hundreds of thousands have already left the country in the wake of the recession experts are already speculating on the worst case scenario to join the eurozone violent greek like outcome is not ruled out but a mass exodus is the most likely case let's see. reporting from latvia r.t. if. you're in his coast herbert always ready to expose those who they think are behind the global economic downturn kaiser report coming up later today here's a preview. greek the same major armed robbery carried out ancient olympia museum now my first instinct was wow this is the headline from a.p. that there mainstream media is actually starting to report what is happening to greece and the real terms of what has happened now right well my media thought was my god did britain steal the elgin marbles again. until apparently it's a new band of thieves and they're taking everything but the elgin ma

scenario of two thousand and four in ukraine the so-called orange revolution and definitely these things warry the prime minister who reflected on that in rather a rather stern warning saying that the people these people the opposition would go to any deaths to provoke serious violence to provoke some serious problem to happen after the election that is probably they would even regular votes and try to pin that on the authorities they would even go as far as killing somebody as the prime minister said and then try to pin it on the authorities on the ruling on the wrong party and those that power so definitely we're in for some turbulent days before and after the election and certainly our extensive coverage will be everywhere in moscow in all of russia to bring the latest details to all of us. thank you there time now to check the stock markets all prices and currency retailers all of that out of the business to what's happening a moment to the financial world well in the financial world the top story today bill is all about the european central bank in the house allocated almost five hundred

if you did these things warry the prime minister who reflected on that in rather a rather stern warning saying that the people these people the opposition would go to any deaths to provoke serious violence to provoke some serious provocations to happen after the election that is probably they would even regular votes and try to pin that only they would even go as far as killing somebody as the prime minister said and then try to pin that on the authorities on the ruling on the wrong party and those that power so definitely we're in for some turbulent days before and after the election and certainly our extensive coverage will be everywhere in moscow and all russia to bring the latest details to all of us absolutely all teams are actually on the show to go live in moscow thank you. now let's get to the world of it here on our to some other international headlines in brief for us first to egypt where a man arrested a cairo airport has denied being a senior al qaeda commander official say saif al idel whose real name is mohammed ibrahim we was taken into custody after flying in from pakist

it's a good to have you with us on this sunday you're watching art's here live from moscow with me warry sushi back with the headlines in just a moment. download the official. touch from the. life on the go. video on demand. broadcasts and r.s.s. feeds in the palm of your. question. you're watching live from moscow time for your headlines here as part of the weekly the arab league is set to decide its future efforts on syria as violence escalates in the u.s. coalition of the willing against damascus hundreds of people are being killed across syria just over the past week. the spirit of revolution returns to egypt on the first anniversary of mubarak's ouster of thousands of protesters calling for an immediate step down by the ruling military council. clinging to power which they refuse to give up until at least june. and the people of greece and march on the streets and. anger over a new set of cards as the government struggles to keep the country's economy afloat parliament is now due to debate a draft bill on fresh austerity measures demanded by the e.u. and i.m.f. . and russian a civil

scenario of two thousand and four in ukraine the so-called orange revolution and definitely these things warry the prime minister who reflected on that rather a rather stern warning saying that the people these people the opposition would go to any deaths to provoke serious violence to provoke some serious provocations to happen after the election that is probably they would even regular votes and try to pin that on the authorities they would even go as far as killing somebody as the prime minister said and then try to pin it on the authorities on the ruling on the wrong party and those that power so definitely we're in for some turbulent days before and after the election and certainly our extensive coverage will be everywhere in moscow in all of russia to bring the latest story of us. so world news in brief this hour in our world update it's a murder i should say james murdoch the son of media baron rupert murdoch has stepped down as executive chairman of news international he says he's leaving his position to focus on the company's global t.v. business the organization has been under scruti

well that's what a lot of because and warry is based on at the moment of course of the six nations that you mention sixty you countries but of netherlands france portugal but three of them be particularly affected by the crisis and also very reliant on iranian oil imports as well that of italy spain and of course greece that has to be some it's been concerning governments for some time ever since it was agreed upon back in january juice to be inactive in july so if iran is imposing this oil on them is really preempting the e.u. sanctions aimed at injuring the iranian uranium enrichment program which the west police passed and in a bid to try build a nuclear weapon but as for greece well greek leaders have tried to seek a short says from the very start for really but they will have a steady flow of oil to their country and they're going to make too much of an impact but no doubt if this has been instigated such a short notice will have some ramifications political solution probably some economic ramifications particularly in the short term and really highlights a bit of discrepancy comin

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