as egypt's president mohamed morsi is struggling to mend the egyptian economy it's on i can't tell one of the richest countries in the world has said that it will buy three billion dollars worth of gyptian government bonds much needed help at a critical time egypt is also suffering from a natural gas shortage at the moment causing blackouts across the capital the qatari foreign minister said last week they would also consider becoming one of the major suppliers to egypt that sickly as they have the third largest natural gas resin reserves in the world as the battle rages in syria the qatari government is also saying they will support the rebels they have given one hundred million dollars to the notch then the syrian national coalition is saying they want the rebels to be armed however they extend that and their interests outside of egypt and the arab world building a global empire they have reportedly been invested in many countries including the u.k. the u.s. france singapore malaysia iraq just to name a few and dition qatar has been diversifying its areas of interest and investing in

as egypt's president mohamed morsi is struggling to mend the egyptian economy it's and i can tell one of the richest countries in the world has said that it will buy three billion dollars worth of education government bonds much needed help at a critical time egypt is also suffering from a natural gas shortage at the moment causing blackouts across the capital the khatami foreign minister said last week they would also consider becoming one of the major suppliers to egypt at sickly as they have the third largest natural gas resin reserves in the world as the battle rages in syria the qatari government is also saying they will support the rebels they have given one hundred million dollars to the notch then the syrian national coalition is saying they want the rebels to be armed however they extend that in their interests outside of egypt and the arab world building a global empire they have reportedly been invested in many countries including the u.k. the u.s. france singapore malaysia iraq just to name a few in dition qatar has been diversifying its areas of interest and investing in

as egypt's president mohamed morsi is struggling to mend the egyptian economy it's on i can't tell one of the richest countries in the world has said that it will buy three billion dollars worth of education government bonds much needed help at a critical time egypt is also suffering from a natural gas shortage at the moment causing blackouts across the capital the khatami foreign minister said last week they would also consider becoming one of the major suppliers to egypt but sickly as they have the third largest natural gas resin results in the world as the battle rages in syria the qatari government is also saying they will support the rebels they have given one hundred million dollars to the notch then the syrian national coalition is saying they want the rebels to be armed however they extend that and their interests outside of egypt and the arab world building a global empire they have reportedly been invested in many countries including the u.k. the u.s. france singapore malaysia iraq just to name a few indication qatar has been diversifying its areas of interest investing in ma

as egypt's president mohamed morsi is struggling to mend the egyptian economy it's on i can't tell one of the richest countries in the world has said that it will buy three billion dollars worth of gyptian government bonds much needed help at a critical time egypt is also suffering from a natural gas shortage at the moment causing blackouts across the capital the qatari foreign minister said last week they would also consider becoming one of the major suppliers to egypt that sickly as they have the third largest natural gas present results in the world as the battle rages in syria the guitar a government is also saying they will support the rebels they have given one hundred million dollars to the notch then the syrian national coalition is saying they want the rebels to be armed however they extend that and their interests outside of egypt and the arab world building a global empire they have reportedly been invested in many countries including the u.k. the us france singapore malaysia iraq just to name a few and dition qatar has been diversifying its areas of interest and investing i

they have gone out of their way to try to favor the morsi administration in egypt. secretary of state john kerry recently released 250 million dollars of economic assistance, while he was there. and this tension between the christians and the morsi government highlights a real problem with the muslim brotherhood rule in egypt. this is the worst violence since morsi took office, and it heralds not only possible sectarian conflict between coppices and the muslim brotherhood, but egypt more broadly. >> we're told that the problems pre-dated president morsi. when he came into office, a new regime and we weren't going to see this kind of thing. kirsten, not only has nothing changed, it may have gotten worse and when they complain to the local precinct and targeted and so on, are told, don't complain, you're just going to get it worse. >> it's true under mubarak, it's not like it's a walk in the park to be a christian and egypt. he was a secular leader and he did crack down pretty hard on the more radical elements, the radical islamic elements in the society and these are

as egypt's president mohamed morsi is struggling to mend the egyptian economy it's on i can't tell one of the richest countries in the world has said that it will buy three billion dollars worth of education government bonds much needed help at a critical time egypt is also suffering from a natural gas shortage at the moment causing blackouts across the capital the khatami foreign minister said last week they would also consider becoming one of the major suppliers to egypt that sickly as they have the third largest natural gas resin reserves in the world as the battle rages in syria the qatari government is also saying they will support the rebels they have given one hundred million dollars to the notch then the syrian national coalition is saying they want the rebels to be armed however they extend that and their interests outside of egypt and the arab world building a global empire they have reportedly been invested in many countries including the u.k. the u.s. france singapore malaysia iraq just to name a few in dition qatar has been diversifying its areas of interest investing in m

as egypt's president mohamed morsi is struggling to many egyptians economy it's on i can't tell one of the richest countries in the world has said that it will buy three billion dollars worth of education government bonds much needed help at a critical time egypt is also suffering from a natural gas shortage at the moment causing blackouts across the capital because hari foreign minister said last week they would also consider becoming one of the major suppliers to egypt that sickly as they have the third largest natural gas resin reserves in the world at the bottom ranges in syria the guitar a government is also saying they will support the rebels they have given one hundred million dollars to the notch then the syrian national coalition is saying they want the rebels to be armed however they extend that and their interests outside of egypt and the arab world building a global empire they have reportedly been invested in many countries including the u.k. the us france singapore malaysia iraq just to name a few in dition qatar has been diversifying its areas of interest and investing i

again this is our team going to focus on egypt now police they're on high alert tonight after the latest in a series of into religious clashes outside cairo's main coptic christian cathedral two people being killed over eighty injured and i was a fierce fighting between christians and muslims all correspond about true reports from the egyptian capital. security forces have secured the area and remain on guard while street cleaners clear the rubble the tear gas canisters bullet casings and rocks here at egypt's main coptic christian to the truth after sunday's bloody battles following a funeral for both christians killed in sectarian violence in the north of cairo on saturday it is yet to be known exactly how the clashes began yesterday but said what happens was that after a funeral of christians are killed in the sectarian violence according to the ministry of interior the moon is then initiated the attack by witnesses say an unidentified group attacked those gathered at the cathedral and security forces then joined in what is certainly true and what has shocked the nation was pretty jus

as egypt's president mohamed morsi is struggling to mend the egyptian economy it's on i can't tell one of the richest countries in the world has said that it will buy three billion dollars worth of education government bonds much needed help at a critical time egypt is also suffering from a natural gas shortage at the moment causing blackouts across the capital the khatami foreign minister said last week they would also consider becoming one of the major suppliers to egypt that sickly as they have the third largest natural gas resin reserves in the world as the battle rages in syria the qatari government is also saying they will support the rebels they have given one hundred million dollars to the notch then the syrian national coalition is saying they want the rebels to be armed however they extend that and their interests outside of egypt and the arab world building a global empire they have reportedly been invested in many countries including the u.k. the u.s. france singapore malaysia iraq just to name a few and dition qatar has been diversifying its areas of interest investing in

s egypt channel. violent protests have once again erupted in cairo this time outside the city's main cathedral a mob of threw rocks and five bird shot at several hundred christians who were marching against egypt's islamist government which they accuse of failing to protect them one person has been killed and around sixty injured the protests followed the funeral of four coptic christians killed in sectarian clashes over the weekend which ended in a scuffle with riot police journalist tom dale saw the unrest. i spoke to one witness who said the events began when clothes were thrown from a nearby building down on to the funeral march and marches responded by attacking cars for what is clear is that fighting quickly escalated between the funeral marchers and locals the marchers retreated within i would say cathedral compound and after that the security forces were involved in standing by while first locals fired weapons into the cathedral there were five people killed. four fools which is a town outside

egypt's president morsi is in russia at the moment to talk business with vladimir putin today from his r.t. . this is the first visit by an elected dejection president to russia and among issues such as bilateral cooperation in the sphere of investment as well as tourism because egypt remains one of the prime location for russian holidaymakers to visit while on vacation of course there are other issues which will be discussed by president putin and president morsi in sort this other resorts among those items well before speed the mediation of peace in the middle east both countries are extremely interested in maintaining stability and librium in the region and that unfortunately has not been the case as of late of course egypt itself has been under fire for the last week and a half due to the violence which has been happening in the country surrounding coptic christians and that has been one of the primary issues which mohamed morsi has promised to address while in his position as the leader of egypt gyptian the government is obviously seems to be putting a lot of effort into presentin

clashes have broken out in egypt's capital cairo as police fired tear gas to disperse protesters who joined the day of rage against the is most ruthless. take the scars of war has caught up with an american army veteran who was an eyewitness to in a tourist u.s. led massacre in iraq he says the horrors he saw almost made him take his own life. and western diplomats say they are happy with iran's attitude at the latest round of international nuclear talks despite the lack of eight significant breakthrough tehran's chief negotiator has exclusively spoken to r.t. about his country stands on the stalemate. live from our new center here in moscow this is r.t. with you twenty four hours a day clashes have broken out between thousands of anti-government protesters and riot police in egypt's capital cairo people have taken to the streets joining the so-called day of rage against the country's islamic rule the rally has been organized by the april sixth youth movement which played a crucial role in egypt's former leader hosni mubarak and has now turned its back against the current rulers caro

as egypt's president mohamed morsi is struggling to mend the egyptian economy it's on i can't tell one of the richest countries in the world has said that it will buy three billion dollars worth of gyptian government bonds much needed help at a critical time egypt is also suffering from a natural gas shortage at the moment causing blackouts across the capital the qatari foreign minister said last week they would also consider becoming one of the major suppliers to egypt that sickly as they have the third largest natural gas resin reserves in the world at the bottom range of syria the guitar a government is also saying they will support the rebels they have given one hundred million dollars to the notch then the syrian national coalition is saying they want the rebels to be armed however they extend that and their interests outside of egypt and the arab world building a global empire they have reportedly been invested in many countries including the u.k. the us france singapore malaysia iraq just to name a few in dition qatar has been diversifying its areas of interest investing in many

as egypt's president mohamed morsi is struggling to mend the egyptian economy it's on i can't tell one of the richest countries in the world has said that it will buy three billion dollars worth of gyptian government bonds much needed help at a critical time egypt is also suffering from a natural gas shortage at the moment causing blackouts across the capital the qatari foreign minister said last week they would also consider becoming one of the major suppliers to egypt that sickly as they have the third largest natural gas present reserves in the world as the battle wages in syria the guitar a government is also saying they will support the rebels they have given one hundred million dollars to the notch then the syrian national coalition is saying they want the rebels to be aunts however they extend that and their interests outside of egypt and the arab world building a global empire they have reportedly been invested in many countries including the u.k. the us france singapore malaysia iraq just to name a few in dition qatar has been diversifying its areas of interest investing in ma

as egypt's president mohamed morsi is struggling to mend the egyptian economy it's on i can't tell one of the richest countries in the world has said that it will buy three billion dollars worth of gyptian government bonds much needed help at a critical time egypt is also suffering from a natural gas shortage at the moment causing blackouts across the capital the qatari foreign minister said last week that they would also consider becoming one of the major suppliers to egypt but sickly as they have the third largest natural gas resin reserves in the world as the battle rages in syria the qatari government is also saying they will support the rebels they have given one hundred million dollars to the notch then the syrian national coalition is saying they want the rebels to be armed however they extend that and their interests outside of egypt and the arab world building a global empire they have reportedly been invested in many countries including the u.k. the u.s. france singapore malaysia iraq just to name a few in dition qatar has been diversifying its areas of interest investing in

president of egypt? the power of satire to overthrow the status quo? i've been doing this crap fest for 15 years. granted, i'm not as popular as bassem. without bassem and the journalists and bloggers and brave protestors who took to the square to voice dissent you president morsi would not be in a position to repress them. >> john: i admire his early work with the smiths. when the u.s. embassy and egypt tweeted out a link to the segment, the morsi administration said... completely appropriate to tweet that out to the embassy itself. now the u.s. embassy has since taken the link down from the twitter page. particularly satirical comedy in the united states is a far less risky endeavor than it is for those in more restrictive areas of the world. i can say in america all you really have to suffer from is starvation. but no one knows how tough it can be in the middle east more than our next guest. salmon ar barbie is the host of a satirist show. i'm so honored to be joined here by mr. ar about a by. >> obviously there is a real risk for doing this sort of

as egypt's president mohamed morsi is struggling to mend the egyptian economy it's on i can't tell one of the richest countries in the world has said that it will buy three billion dollars worth of education government bonds much needed help at a critical time egypt is also suffering from a natural gas shortage at the moment causing blackouts across the capital the khatami foreign minister said last week that they would also consider becoming one of the major suppliers to egypt that sickly as they have the third largest natural gas residue results in the world at the bottom ranges in syria the guitar a government is also saying they will support the rebels they have given one hundred million dollars to the notch then the syrian national coalition is saying they want the rebels to be armed however they extend that and their interests outside of egypt and the arab world building a global empire they have reportedly been invested in many countries including the u.k. the us france singapore malaysia iraq just to name a few and dition qatar has been diversifying its areas of interest and in

as egypt's president mohamed morsi is struggling to mend the egyptian economy it's on i can't tell one of the richest countries in the world has said that it will buy three billion dollars worth of education government bonds much needed help at a critical time egypt is also suffering from a natural gas shortage at the moment causing blackouts across the capital the qatari foreign minister said last week they would also consider becoming one of the major suppliers to egypt that sickly as they have the third largest natural gas present results in the world as the battle rages in syria the guitar a government is also saying they will support the rebels they have given one hundred million dollars to the notch then the syrian national coalition is saying they want the rebels to be aunts however they extend that and their interests outside of egypt and the arab world building a global empire they have reportedly been invested in many countries including the u.k. the us france singapore malaysia iraq just to name a few in dition qatar has been diversifying its areas of interest investing in m

an international business leader and high school teacher grew up in the land of egypt. >> also overseas, i've seen it in many countries such as egypt, saudi arabia, france, spain, all over europe, the fence is a brick fence. there's just one gate or two gates and there are always security people there, they know who is coming in, who is going out. it is extremely important. school resource officer jewett commerce. >> we need to redesign schools to make it harder to get access. change the access points, if you want metal detectors, make it easier to cover all the students. in this school, there are 20 or 30 bays -- way into the schools. there's no way to cover all those areas. >> but by far the biggest security problem is classroom doors. many doors only include a lock on the outside. in an emergency situation, the teacher would have to leave the classroom, venture into the hallway and lock the door. kindergarten teachers don't have to worry about their doors because they don't have in. >> we don't have doors on our classroom. if there was a reason for us to go into lockdown, i wouldn't

police in egypt and egypt rather are on high alert out to religious hatred spite of fresh wave of violence on psychos main crop coptic christian cathedral one person was killed and over eighty hurt in hours of c.s. wanting between christians and muslims follows the funeral of all four cops only had their fallen victim to say tearing clashes last week security forces tried to disperse the crowds with tear gas but faces stiff resistance slogans against egypt's islamist president away chanted by christians who are blaming authorities of neglecting them journalist tom de a witness of the unrest. i spoke to one witness who said that events began when bottles were thrown from a nearby building down on to the funeral march and march has responded by attacking cars for what is clear is that fighting quickly escalated between the funeral marches and local marchers retreated within the i would say cathedral compound and after that security forces were involved in standing by while first locals fired weapons into the cathedral there were five people killed in forsooth which is a town outside of cairo

as egypt's president mohamed morsi is struggling to mend the egyptian economy it's on i can't tell one of the richest countries in the world has said that it will buy three billion dollars worth of education government bonds much needed help at a critical time egypt is also suffering from a natural gas shortage at the moment causing blackouts across the capital the qatari foreign minister said last week that they would also consider becoming one of the major suppliers to egypt but sickly as they have the third largest natural gas resin reserves in the world at the bottom ranges in syria the qatari government is also saying they will support the rebels they have given one hundred million dollars to the notch then the syrian national coalition is saying they want the rebels to be armed however they extend that and their interests outside of egypt and the arab world building a global empire they have reportedly been invested in many countries including the u.k. the us france singapore malaysia iraq just to name a few in dition qatar has been diversifying its areas of interest and investin

now egypt's president morsi and a ministerial delegation are in russia talking business with president vladimir putin and in the reports from the city of sochi. this is the first visit by an elected egyptian president to russia and among issues such as bilateral cooperation in the sphere of investment as well as tourism because egypt remains one of the prime location for russian holidaymakers to visit while on vacation of course there are other issues which will be discussed by president putin and president morsi in this other resorts among those items well before speed the mediation of peace in the middle east both countries are extremely interested in maintaining a stability and a cool librium in the region and that unfortunately has not been the case as of late of course egypt itself has been under fire for the last week and a half due to the violence which has been happening in the country surrounding coptic christians and that has been one of the primary issues which mohamed morsi has promised to address while in his position as the leader of egypt gyptian government is obviously

clashes break out in egypt's capital cairo as police fired tear gas to disperse protesters joined the day of rage against the islamist rulers. painful scars of war r t catches up with the u.s. army veteran who was witness to a notorious u.s. led massacre in iraq and says what he saw almost made him take his own life and. western diplomats say they're happy with iran's added to that the latest round of international nuclear talks despite a lack of a significant breakthrough iran's new chief negotiator speaks exclusively with r.t. about his country's stance on the stalemate. two am in moscow i matras a good to have you with us here on r t our top story clashes have broken out between thousands of anti-government protesters and riot police in egypt's capital cairo people have been taking to the streets joining in a so-called day of rage against the country's islamic rule rally organized by the april sixth youth movement that played a crucial role in the ousting of egypt's former leader hosni mubarak and has now turned its back against the current leadership let's go to cairo based journa

as egypt's president mohamed morsi is struggling to mend the egyptian economy it's on i can tell one of the richest countries in the world has said that it will buy three billion dollars worth of gyptian government bonds much needed help at a critical time egypt is also suffering from a natural gas shortage at the moment causing blackouts across the capital the khatami foreign minister said last week that they would also consider becoming one of the major suppliers to egypt that sickly as they have the third largest natural gas present results in the world at the bottom wages in syria the guitar a government is also saying they will support the rebels they have given one hundred million dollars to the notch then the syrian national coalition is saying they want the rebels to be armed however they extend that and their interests outside of egypt and the arab world building a global empire they have reportedly been invested in many countries including the u.k. the us france singapore malaysia iraq just to name a few in dition qatar has been diversifying its areas of interest investing

as egypt's president mohamed morsi is struggling to mend the egyptian economy it's on i can't tell one of the richest countries in the world has said that it will buy three billion dollars worth of gyptian government bonds much needed help at a critical time egypt is also suffering from a natural gas shortage at the moment causing blackouts across the capital the khatami foreign minister said last week that they would also consider becoming one of the major suppliers to egypt and sickly as they have the third largest natural gas resin reserves in the world at the bottom ranges in syria the qatari government is also saying they will support the rebels they have given one hundred million dollars to the notch then the syrian national coalition is saying they want the rebels to be armed however they extend that and their interests outside of egypt and the arab world building a global empire they have reportedly been invested in many countries including the u.k. the us france singapore malaysia iraq just to name a few in dition qatar has been diversifying its areas of interest investing in

i don't any egypt would accept speedometer for gaza. i go to egypt audiotape l time and i talk to people all the time, not at the top, top, top, but connected in various ways, and impressions i get there's an egyptian -- phobia on the part of people connected to egyptian officials against any sense of having the tar baby of gaza shoved into their arms. they are willing to do certain things and not willing to take responsibility. partly for enlightened reasons, this is is a problem you creating and you have to solve it, but partly for self-interested reasons because they understand what a close sal burden it would be if they were to be responsible. i actually don't think this. i don't know what the deal was. i'm knot not privy, but i don't know what happened between the secretary and his people and the hamas people, but what i read, what i heard indicates that, no, egypt did not, and i think will not. in fact, if you look at what's going on in egyptian poll politics today, the trowels are blamed in the opposition press on the brotherhood

is saying they want the rebels to be armed however they extend that and their interests out side of egypt and the arab world building a global empire they have reportedly been invested in many countries including the u.k. the us france singapore malaysia iraq just to name a few indication qatar has been diversifying its areas of interest and investing in many sectors including the media fashion petrochemicals and india and indeed financial institutions however the real push are for the super wealthy but tiny emirates appears to be france surprisingly they have a favored real estate in the french riviera as well as paris buying up several casinos however it is not just luxury property they are investing in they have apparently a gifted three hundred million euro fund to underdeveloped areas of fronts including the notorious suburbs which house key french muslim communities this guitar officials say is all part of a global strategy to ensure that investment revenues exceed that of oil and gas by twenty thirty particularly as their reserves are looking to run out in the next hundred years ho

egypt and the people of egypt .hat will make that decision >> we are working right now with the government on several things. we are working on the question of how those inspections might take place. we are working on trying to the kurds together with the prime minister in a discussion that can bring people back together and get the democratic process back on track. there has been a real breach of that with respect to the kurds. he has not visited baghdad in about two years. pushedel they have been away from the governing process. hard, it is hard work. it is hard work for people who live not experienced it. ever. we all need to work closely together, which is exactly what we are doing now. with hopes the prime minister will make the right choices to bring people together, to offer people a united election when it takes place in a few weeks and to offer people the democracy that americans invested in so heavily with their treasure of their young men and women who gave their lives and with a large amount of american taxpayer dollars. >> last one today. [speaking foreign language] peace proc

ancient egypt. as early as the 18th century, scholars came here to marvel at and study the great relics of the ancient sun kings. laboring among the pyramids and temples of this old-world civilization, early archaeologists speculated that complex civilizations were created in the near east to spread far and wide. they thought the greek city states, the roman empire, and all the civilizations that followed were the inheritors of a single act of creation. but discoveries in the new world would provide a stunning challenge to this myopic vision of human history. in 1839, in the jungles of mesoamerica, explorers john lloyd stephens and frederick catherwood encountered the realms of the ancient maya. europeans were amazed by catherwood's written descriptions of ancient maya cities. architecture, sculpture and painting -- all the arts that embellish life had flourished in this overgrown forest. who built this city ? in the ruined cities of egypt, the stranger knows the story of the people whose vestiges a

to boost business and talk about europe's financial troubles also ahead deadly sectarian violence in egypt as religious groups turn cairo's main christian coptic cathedral into the latest battleground. of. technology innovation all the developments around russia we've got the future covered. wealthy british style sarah. palin. markets why not scandals. find out what's really happening to the global economy in these kinds of reports on. it. and. it'll. live. and little. clue please. live. international airport in the very heart of moscow. welcome back now north korea may be preparing for a fourth nuclear test which could happen later this week the allegation comes from side korean government officials who say they've spotted activity at the north's test site it comes after washington delayed its long planned missile test amid tensions piling up at the korean peninsula pyongyang has been toughening its rhetoric recently threatening a preemptive nuclear strike on the u.s. in declaring a state of war so the u.s. and south korea responded by sending more ships and aircraft to the area asia expe

the comedian and political activist in egypt known as the jon tostewart of egypt. jon stewart had tweeted out after he was silenced by the morsi regime. now the u.s. embassy in cairo has taken down its twitter feet, as far as we can tell and certainly eliminated a tweet linked to the jon stewart show. >> apparently the feed is back up, but 9 tweet is gone. >> people are going to ask, this is the same embassy sharply criticized in washington for the statement it released on 9/11 in anticipation -- the same day as the benghazi riot. >> chuck, in the not a good episode for us to be censors ourselves. >> i understand that embassies feel like we're guests in another country. >> it's sovereign u.s. soil. >> every embassy is sovereign u.s. soil. this embassy in particular seems to almost go out of its way sometimes in sending messages that are -- >> if we could put that back up on the screen. the morsi government put up a tweet that it's inappropriate for a -- they tweeted an obje e objection. >> the issue of public diplomacy in the 21st century. >> good point. >> it is s

to boost business and talk about europe's financial troubles also ahead deadly sectarian violence in egypt as religious groups turn qarase main christian coptic they drill into the latest battleground. well. it's technology innovation all the developments from around russia we've got the future covered. wealthy british. markets why not scandals. find out what's really happening to the global economy. and. little. please. please. please. clue get. live. international airport in the very heart of moscow. welcome back north korea may be preparing a fourth nuclear test which could happen later this week the allegation comes from inside korean government officials who say they have spotted activity at the north's test site it comes after washington delayed its long planned missile test amid tensions piling up at the korean peninsula pyongyang has been toughening its rhetoric recently threatening a preemptive nuclear strike on the west and declaring a state of war with so u.s. and south korea responded by sending warships and the aircraft to the area expert jim vale says the north's harsh words

to boost business and talk about europe's financial troubles also ahead deadly sectarian violence in egypt is religious groups to mainstream christian call to get into the battleground . welcome back north korea may be preparing a fourth nuclear test which could happen later this week the allegation comes from south korean government officials who say they spotted activity in the north's test site it comes after washington delayed its long planned this hour test and with tension piling up the korean peninsula young yang has been toughening its rhetoric recently threatening a preemptive nuclear strike on the u.s. in the caring a state of war with seoul the u.s. and south korea responded by sending more ships and aircraft to the area and more on this with him being an asian expert who specializes in north korea thank you very much for joining us mr bill is there reason to worry north korea may be planning another nuclear test well i mean we keep on having rumors on. whether this will actually how this week next week one doesn't know we should realize is good her response. to two american act

to boost business and talk about europe's financial troubles also ahead deadly sectarian violence in egypt as religious groups turn caro's main christian coptic if they drill into the latest battleground. of. technology innovation. developments around russia. the future. ten years ago baghdad was overtaken. ten years of political infighting terrorism and economic decay. in iraq a rise. the fall of. our april ninth. more news today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are today please. this land. torn apart by conflict. has changed. a modern islamic nation. and a peaceful one is still on islam the first of course a secular law a second. session. i'm sure is in place. and. traditions still and mando cannot go on the catwalk in a swimsuit it's. just a republican country on elsie. welcome back north korea may be preparing a fourth nuclear test which could happen later this week the allegation comes from south korean government officials who say they have spotted activity at the north's test site it c

welcome back egypt's president morsi is in russia at the moment to talk business with vladimir putin auntie's in the i reports from the city of sochi this is the first visit by an elected dejection president to russia and among issues such as bilateral cooperation in the sphere of investment as well as tourism because egypt remains one of the prime location for russian holidaymakers to visit while on vacation first there are other issues which will be discussed by president putin and president morsi in sort of this other resorts among those items well before speaking the mediation of peace in the middle east both countries are extremely interested in maintaining a stability and a political in the region and that unfortunately has not been the case as a place of course egypt itself has been under fire for the last week and probably due to the violence which has been happening in the country surrounding coptic christians and that has been one of the primary issues which mohamed morsi has promised to address while in his position as the leader of egypt gyptian the government is obviousl

four stories ahead including a report from protests played in egypt deadly sectarian violence rocks the country and religious groups turn qarase main cultic christian cathedral into the latest battleground. it's technology innovation hall believes developments from around russia we've got the future covered. ten years ago by josh was overtaking. ten years of political infighting terrorism and economic decay. in iraq arise. by. our april ninth. live live . live. live . live. live live live. live. live. live. live live live live . international airport in the very heart of moscow. and welcome back south korea is backtracking on allegations that the north is preparing a fourth nuclear test later this week a government minister in seoul now says he was being inaccurate when talking about indications of activity at a north korean test site meanwhile pyongyang's announced its suspending all work at two countries industrial zone and he survived and is evacuating its personnel from the area earlier washington delayed its long planned missile test amid tensions piling up at the korean peninsula

saudi arabia or could develop their own nuclear weapons if they wish to and egypt. i hope does not develop nuclear weapons i hope nobody develops nuclear weapons but clearly the danger now is very nuclear arms race in the middle east with all the terrible consequences that that could bring about if ever they should be used we need urgent action now the european union the united states working together in a position to put the most enormous pressure on israel either through sanctions or withdrawing all of the lifting the trade agreement which also has a human rights course within it we need action urgently by those two key players the situation. coming up europe's human rights court rules that ukraine acted illegally by jailing its former prime minister later in the program and we'll look at whether that decision could change anything for you to change is incarceration plus to the e.u. is it working jobless rates reaching record highs especially among young europeans substory are abandoning their homes to make ends meet they're going to other countries because their

for thousands of years you want to take egypt to ok do you know jump in go ahead no this is a well i think if you're going to be. time to do despair i think you describe history of that really fair time. there are completing competing claims here obviously and some people think they're totally unequal. things that obviously personally i grew up in israel and many most of my family and friends who are there at this point in life have no other that's where they were either born or raised usually born and they have no other. no other citizenship or place to go either so in other words regardless of the fact that there have been some. historical injustices in many directions they need their own people i think that is that they don't get to kick up now. yeah i agree i don't you know what i mean if you know what i mean i actually think that it's not the words in my mouth don't put words in my mouth that night didn't i didn't say that i said i think one of the things again we have tensions between what our collective collective rights if we look at nationalism as a collective a movement and

egypt. .istoric, important egypt the abuse of women has violated to only bodies but rights free expression and the right to fully take part in their country's transition. only about nine women legislators won seats in parliamentary election, and it has been left off and two women in civil society, women like the national council of women, to stand up against official pronouncements that distort religion and deny rights to women. there is also what is frustrating to many of us and internal conundrum about all this. what is the conundrum? women are needed in decision- making circles to bring about political change. but until there is political change, women have difficulty attaining influential political .ositions i hope what i am doing for you is helping you to help women who are finding their voice to build possible solid case for their inclusion because the evidence could not be more clear cut. women are the bellwether, the barometer, and the building bricks of greater economies, yes, we should, care because they care, and because they and us are in charge of building a safer and more sec

boches have broken out in egypt's capital cairo as police fire tear gas to disperse protesters who join the day of rage against the islamist rulers. painful scars of war r t catches up with a u.s. army veteran of was an eye witness to a u.s. led massacre in iraq saying the horrors he saw almost made him take his own life. western diplomats say they're happy with iran's attitude at the latest round of international nuclear talks despite a lack of any significant breakthroughs tehran's chief negotiator speaks exclusively with r.t. about his country's stance on the stalemate. or am in moscow i match reza good having you with us here on r t our top story clashes have broken out between thousands of anti-government protesters and riot police in egypt's capital cairo people took to the streets joining the so-called day of rage against the country's islamist rule the rallies been organized by the april sixth youth movement that played a crucial role in egypt's former leader hosni mubarak and it's now turned its back against the current leadership kyra based journalist tom dale has more. clashe

for thousands of years you want to take egypt to ok do you know jump in go ahead no this is a well i think if you're going to be fair time do you do despair i think you describe any time in history of. fair time. there are completing competing claims here obviously and some people think they're totally unequal. things that obviously personally i grew up in israel and many most of my family and friends who are there at this point in life have no other that's where they were either born or raised usually born and they have no other. no other citizenship or place to go either so in other words regardless of the fact that there have been some. historical injustices and many changes they need their own people i think that is that they don't get to kick up now. yeah i agree i don't you know what i mean if you know what i mean i actually think that it's not the words in my mouth don't put words in my mouth that night didn't i didn't say that i said i think one of the things again we have tensions between what our collective collective rights if we look at nationalism as a collective a movem

that's exactly what happened this past week in egypt to a man who has modelled himself after stewart. here's more from cairo. >> reporter: he's hugely popular, watched by millions and now out on bail and back on the air. his name is bessen musev. they call him the egyptian jon stewart. his weekly show looks a lot like stewart's daily show where he's been a guest. >> we are not very much different. >> no. i think you look better in a suit, but other than that, i think we're the same. >> reporter: a former heart surgeon, he idolized stewart and started his own show in his laundry room. it went on to become the most widely watched show in the middle east. >> he says it like it is but with a lot of sense of humor. >> reporter: like his idol, yusef makes comedy out of political discontent, and there is plenty of that in egypt where nothing seems to work and democracy is struggling. he even mocks president moresy while insisting he's just a comedian. >> i don't take aim as the president, i take aim at the authority, because this is what sarcasm is all about. >> reporter: now he's at the cen

deadly sectarian violence in gulf egypt with religious minorities saying the embattled islamic government is unable to protect them. and the united states delays an intercontinental missile test after a week of atomic threats naval provocations and ballistic catamounts games put the korean peninsula on the brink of war. and broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our team recapping the week's top stories i'm john thomas glad to have you with us now at least ten children are reported to have been among eighteen people killed in the latest air strike by u.s. led forces in afghanistan the raid was allegedly called in by troops on the ground after bitter fighting nearby all parts of mass land and air operations intended to temper a local taliban insurgency artie's. is following the story for us. ten children's are said to be among the eighteen killed in the narrow strikes in afghanistan's konar prevents according to officials there reports say it all happened actually when and that two airstrike hits the home of a suspected taliban insurgents in a small village at the same time h

for thousands of years you want to take egypt to ok do you know jump in go ahead no this is a well i think if you're going to be fair time do you do despair i think you disappear behind the story of the you know fair time and there are completing competing claims here obviously and some people think they're totally unequal. things that obviously personally i grew up in israel and many most of my family and friends who are there at this point in life have no other that's where they were either born or raised usually born and they have no other. no other citizenship or place to go either so in other words regardless of the fact that there have been some. historical injustices in many directions they need their own people i think that is that they don't get to kick up now. yeah i agree i don't see it i mean if you know what i mean i actually think that it's not the words in my mouth don't put words in my mouth that night didn't i didn't say that i said i think one of the things again we have tensions between what our collective collective rights if we look at nationalism as a collective

clashes of broken out in egypt's capital cairo as police fired tear gas to disperse protesters who joined a day of rage against the islamist rulers. and painful scars of war all t. is caught up with an american army veteran who was an eyewitness to and the tourists u.s. led massacre in iraq he says the horrors he saw almost made him take his own life. and western diplomats say they are happy with iran's attitude at the latest round of international nuclear talks despite the lack of a significant breakthrough their own chief negotiator has exclusively spoken to r.t. about his country's stance on the stalemate. from our new said to here in moscow this is r.t. with twenty four hours a day clashes have broken out between thousands of anti-government protesters and riot police in egypt's capital cairo people have taken to the streets joining the so-called day of rage against the country's islamic rule the rally is being organized by the april sixth youth movements which played a crucial role in egypt's former leader hosni mubarak and has now turned its back against the current rulers carra bas

for thousands of years you want to take egypt to ok dina jump in go ahead no this is a well i think if you're going to be fair time do you do despair i think you disappear behind the story of a very fair time and there are completing competing claims here obviously and some people think they're totally unequal. things that obviously personally i grew up in israel and many most of my family and friends who are there at this point in life have no other that's where they were either born or raised usually born and they have no other. no other citizenship or place to go either so in other words regardless of the fact that there have been some. historical injustices and maybe they need their own people i think that is that they don't get to kick up now. yeah i agree if you know what i mean i actually think that it's not the words in my mouth don't put words in my mouth that night didn't i didn't say that i said i think one of the things again we have tensions between what our collective collective rights if we look at nationalism as a collective a movement and collective rights of people

well i think it does things like alienating public opinion in countries like egypt and jordan which have peace treaties with israel i mean one of the major reasons i would argue that so much egyptian public opinion and so much jordanian public opinion is so hostile to their existing treaties is the appalling treatment by israel of the palestinians which people in these countries are fully informed of if the american public doesn't know about it it doesn't mean that it doesn't happen if our media our mainstream media don't fully report on the enormity of what forty six years and running of military occupation does to people that doesn't mean that people in jordan and egypt don't know about it and don't feel strongly about it and so yes i would argue that american support of continuing occupation is implicit in effect the united states is supporting it and american support of continued settlement expansion that makes a two state solution impossible. people all over the region from the middle east from the united states but also in danger's the existing peace treaties between israel and the

the same as we know happened in egypt with the islamists coming to power. >> right. it's fascinating. i appreciate having you on. we want to have you on again. thank you so much. >>> just ahead, you will meet an amazing woman who survived the bombings. her name is heather abbott. she was outside a bar near the finish line when the first bomb exploded, then came the blast that would change her life forever. >> before i could even think of what to do, the second blast happened and i found myself catapulted into the bar on the ground. >> so it actually lifted you up. >> yes. . >>> it's been humbling to talk to the heroes who saved so many lives here, and to the victims who have shown really extraordinary strength and grace. today, i had the privilege of meeting heather abbott. she's a great person, as you're about to see. the day of the marathon, heather, some of her friends had taken the train up from providence, rhode island. it's a tradition for them, catch a baseball game, watch the marathon runners. heather was hit by the second blast. her left foot and ankle, badl

well stories i hate including a report from protests plagued egypt that is a tear in violence or else the country again as religious groups try and car as main called the christian cathedral insulators battle. well. it's technology innovation all the developments around russia we've got the future covered. wealthy british style. is not tied to the spotlight time. markets weiner scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy cause a report on r g. the international airport in the very heart of moscow. you're watching r t violent protests have once again erupted in cairo there's some outside the city the main cathedral a mobs who threw out rocks and flying bird shot at several hundred christians who are marching against egypt's islamist government which they and she's afraid and to protect them one person has been killed and around sixty injured the protests followed of the funeral of all coptic christians are killed in sectarian clashes over the weekend which ended in scuffles with white police journalist tom davis saw the invest. i spoke to one witness who said that e