new revelations by wiki leaks expose a huge snooping industry that's been selling spyware tools for terror and governments around the world so they can crack down on opposition groups our top stories this hour. live from a studio center here in moscow was just turned ten pm this is. president putin is want to get a military attack on syria without the u.n. security council's approval the russian leader said punitive measures can take place only under international authorization and if there is solid evidence the syrian regime gassed civilians thomas reports. president vladimir putin was doing an interview with the associated press and russia's first channel and in that interview he strongly cautioned the west against unilateral action against syria he also said that if united states has strong and conclusive evidence that it was the assad regime or that used chemical weapons then it must be handed over to the u.n. security council so that it can be analyzed and discussed in a global in an environment in terms of the investigation that is happening with the u.n. and the alleged use of chemi

like wiki leaks which is obviously that organization that can provide the form for whistleblowers to tell stories or release information why you think these legislators don't consider something like that part of the journalistic entity so the wiki leaks exemption as they're calling it is it doesn't cover journalists working for organizations that just produce bulk raw materials basically that synthesizing it into quote unquote original works and i think the government sees wiki leaks as a serious threat because it's completely outside this stablish traditional journalism. organization structure that they know about and have contacts with so when the new york times the washington post wants to publish a story that has serious of the case. as for national security they may approach the government first and talk about some of the risks and the government doesn't have that kind of oversight or at least a dialogue with organizations like wiki leaks and what the ideal media shield law look like if we could have our way so the houses version is actually much stronger at this point now keep

wiki leaks which is obviously that organization that can provide the form for whistleblowers to tell stories or release information why you think these legislators don't consider something like that part of the journalistic entity also the wiki leaks exemption as they're calling it is it doesn't cover journalists working for organizations that just produce bulk raw materials basically that aren't synthesizing it into quote unquote original works and i think the government sees wiki leaks as a serious threat because it's completely outside of this stablish traditional journalism. organization structure that they know about and have contacts with so when the new york times the washington post wants to publish a story that has serious implications for national security they may approach the government first and talk about some of the risks and the government doesn't have that kind of oversight or at least a dialogue with organizations like wiki leaks and what an ideal media should shield law look like if we're going to have our way sure so the house is version is actually much stronger

leaks founder julian assange. and the e.u. justice commissioner calls for europe wide previously legislation after recent revelations by snowden show no information to be n.s.a.'s ring which. i welcome it's good to have you company watching r.t. coming to you live from moscow now the u.s. secretary of state john kerry is on a european tour trying to gather support for an american strike against syria starting to look and ask for president obama to do is he's failed to get allies on board at the g. twenty summit in st petersburg russia has been the most outspoken critic of military action and its concerns have been echoed by other world powers artie's alexy reports now from russia's northern capital. everyone is speculating. on the syria issue i went to the press this morning and the majority have been saying that. initial plan was to disrupt. a military intervention into syria then indeed. we do know of course a lot of discord between the g twenty countries on whether a military strike against syria is needed and

you know let's talk about wiki leaks because one really interesting facet of the bill is that an intentionally exclude organizations like regular expressions obviously that organization that can provide the form for whistleblowers to tell stories or release information why you think these legislators don't consider something like that part of the journalistic entity so the wiki leaks exemption as they're calling it is it doesn't cover journalists working for organizations that just produce bulk raw materials basically that synthesizing it into quote unquote original works and i think the government sees wiki leaks as a serious threat because it's completely outside this stablish traditional journalism. organization structure that they know about and have contacts with so when the new york times the washington post wants to publish a story that has serious of the case. as for national security they may approach the government first and talk about some of the risks and the government doesn't have that kind of oversight or at least a dialogue with organizations like wiki leaks and what the ideal

you know let's talk about wiki leaks because of one really interesting facet of the bills that intentionally exclude organizations like we do it which is obviously that organization that can provide the form for whistleblowers to tell stories or release information why you think these legislators don't consider something like that part of the journalistic entity well so the wiki leaks exemption as they're calling it is it doesn't cover journalists working for organizations that just produce bulk raw materials basically that synthesizing it into quote unquote original works and i think the government sees wiki leaks as a serious threat because it's completely outside this stablish traditional journalism. organization structure that they know about and have contacts with so when the new york times the washington post wants to publish a story that has serious implications for national security they may approach the government first and talk about some of the risks and the government doesn't have that kind of oversight or at least a dialogue with organizations like wiki leaks and what an ideal m

you know let's talk about wiki leaks because one really interesting facet of the bills that intentionally exclude organizations like we do exist is obviously that organization that can provide the form for whistleblowers to tell stories or release information why you think these legislators don't consider something like that part of the journalistic entity also the wiki leaks exemption as they're calling it is it doesn't cover journalists working for organizations that just produce bulk raw materials basically that aren't synthesizing it into quote unquote original works and i think the government sees wiki leaks as a serious threat because it's completely outside of this stablish traditional journalism. organization structure that they know about and have contacts with so when the new york times the washington post wants to publish a story that has serious implications for national security they may approach the government first and talk about some of the risks and the government doesn't have that kind of oversight or at least a dialogue with organizations like wiki leaks and what an ide

leaks as a serious threat because it's completely outside this stablish traditional journalism. organization structure that they know about and have contacts with so when the new york times the washington post wants to publish a story that has serious of the case. as for national security they may approach the government first and talk about some of the risks and the government doesn't have that kind of oversight or at least a dialogue with organizations like wiki leaks and what an ideal media should shield law look like if we could have our way so the house is version is actually much stronger at this point now keep in mind it hasn't been marked up yet so we should expect that there may be attempts to weaken it it doesn't have such a large national security carve out and so i think although the white house once asked on some kind of national security exception we would want to see something very specific so. in only information that would prevent terrorist attacks or prevent the harm of service members overseas back in a specific threat language we would want to be in there als

you know let's talk about wiki leaks because one really interesting facet of the bills that intentionally exclude organizations like we do exist is obviously that organization that can provide the form for whistleblowers to tell stories or release information why you think these legislators don't consider something like that part of the journalistic entity well so the wiki leaks exemption as they're calling it is it doesn't cover journalists working for organizations that just produce bulk raw materials basically that synthesizing it into quote unquote original works and i think the government sees wiki leaks as a serious threat because it's completely outside this stablish traditional journalism. organization structure that they know about and have contacts with so when the new york times the washington post wants to publish a story that has serious implications for national security they may approach the government first and talk about some of the risks and the government doesn't have that kind of oversight or at least a dialogue with organizations like wiki leaks and what an ideal medi

you know let's talk about wiki leaks because one really interesting facet of the bills that intentionally exclude organizations like we do exist is obviously that organization that can provide the form for whistleblowers to tell stories or release information why you think these legislators don't consider something like that part of the journalistic entity so the wiki leaks exemption as they're calling it is it doesn't cover journalists working for organizations that just produce bulk raw materials basically that synthesizing it into quote unquote original works and i think the government sees wiki leaks as a serious threat because it's completely outside this stablish traditional journalism. organization structure that they know about and have contacts with so when the new york times the washington post wants to publish a story that has serious of the case. as for national security they may approach the government first and talk about some of the risks and the government doesn't have that kind of oversight or at least a dialogue with organizations like wiki leaks and what the ideal media

new revelations by wiki leaks expose a huge snooping industry that's been selling spyware through before a terror in governments around the world so they can track down all opposition groups. live from studio seven here in moscow were just turned eleven pm this is. president putin has warned against a military attack on syria without the u.n. security council's approval the russian leader said punitive measures can take place only under international law and if there's solid evidence the syrian regime gassed civilians. reports. president vladimir putin was doing an interview with the associated press and russia's first channel and in that interview he strongly cautioned the west against unilateral action against syria he also said that if united states has strong and conclusive evidence that it was the assad regime that used chemical weapons then it must be handed over to the u.n. security council so that it can be analyzed and discussed in a global in vironment in terms of the investigation that is happening with the u.n. and the alleged use of chemical weapons he said that the world co

war in afghanistan now according to wiki leaks this is the first of four planned criminal complaints they'll file in the month of september alone the organization says they waited until after the trial of private first class. chelsea manning ended before filing any movements of their own julian a son's remains in the ecuadorian embassy in london where he's been for more than a year he's been granted asylum in ecuador but will be extradited to sweden for questioning if he leaves that embassy. and your parents might have told you that storks bring babies to their families but one of gyptian arrested a bird after some suspicion about its well well intentioned this is the stork that in egyptian fisherman brought to a local police station after noticing an electronic device attached to its feathers egypt has become increasingly volatile since democratically elected president mohamed morsi was forced from power by the military leaving citizenry concerned about foreign influence now the egyptian fisherman was convinced that the stork was spying on behalf of an on behalf of another governmen

minds of voters he hopes will get him in a senate seat in victoria state music manifesto aside the wiki leaks party formed just last month promises to bring transparency accountability and justice to australia's parliament by pushing for public oversight of government government practices fighting corruption and providing people with a range of what it calls twenty first century freedoms that includes the free flow of information internet liberty protection for whistleblowers and national sovereignty on with integrity in the global community that's a tall order for any party but poll watchers are calling a songe a wild card candidate with the power to pull votes away from other australian anti establishment parties such as family first the pirate party and the sex party yes you heard that right so what if this wild card makes it in well he's got plenty of

to face life imprisonment which wiki leaks spokesperson told r.t. why they're so worried. it is quite obvious if you read through the transcript of the trial against chelsea manning and see what kind of arguments were raised there and how often we killings was not mentioned in the trial that there is a very strong possibility that the next target is to know science and it might also already be an indictment against him and all the others in our organization we see as well the escalating war against to those who commit the act of journalism and this is escalating from month to month the argument is this is the bradley manning was the first whistle blower and he was history who has been. prosecuted and found guilty on the basis of us journalists will come next it could possibly be we can leaks all the media organizations it's a real possibility and we know all about the ongoing investigation in the u.s. into we can leave which has been now going on for three years and probably cost. quite a sum of money because it has been cited as one of the biggest criminal investigation i

marty's in the front thanks andy wiki leaks party campaign for a seat in australia's senate has consisted mostly of social media blitzes virtual town hall meetings and a moment wig music video where candidate julian assange recorded his own version of oz icon john farnham's activist anthem you're the voice that's right the fugitive whistleblower belting it out to woo the hearts and minds of voters he hopes will get him in a senate seat in victoria state music manifesto aside the wiki leaks party formed just last month promises to bring transparency accountability and justice to australia's parliament by pushing for public oversight of government government practices fighting corruption and providing people with a range of what it calls twenty first century freedoms that includes the free flow of information internet liberty protection for whistleblowers and national sovereignty on with integrity in the global community that's a tall order for any party but poll watchers are calling a songe a wild card candidate with the power to pull votes away from other australian anti establishment par

to face life imprisonment if wiki leaks spoke per spokesperson told r.t. why they're so worried. it is quite obvious if you read through the transcript of the trial against chelsea manning and see what kind of arguments were raised there and how often we killings was not mentioned in the trial that it is a very strong possibility that the next target is your innocence and it might already be an indictment against him and all the others in our organization we see as well the escalating war against to those who commit the act of journalism and this is escalating from month to month the argument is this that bradley manning was the first whistle blower and he was history who has been. prosecuted and found guilty on the basis of espuelas journalists will come next it could possibly be we can leaks and all the media organizations it's a real possibility i mean all bolted on investigation in the us too we could leave which has been no go on for three years and probably cost. quite a sum of money because it has been substantiated as one of the biggest criminal investigation in la times

to face life imprisonment and wiki leaks spokesperson told r.t. why they're so worried. it is quite all of you so if you read through the transcript of the trial against chelsea manning and see what kind of arguments were raised there and how often we can use was not mentioned in the trial that there is a very strong possibility that the next target is julius sands and it might already be an indictment against him and all the others in our organization we see as well the escalating war against to those who commit the act of journalism and this is escalating from month to month the argument is this is the bradley manning was the first whistle blower and he was history who has been. prosecuted and found guilty on the basis of us journalists will come next it could possibly be we could lose all the media organizations it's a real possibility and we nor ball do on investigation in the u.s. into we can leave which as we know are going on for three years and probably cost. quite a sum of money because it has been cited as one of the biggest criminal investigation in la times i

to face life imprisonment wiki leaks spokespeople told r.t. why they're so worried it is quite a abuse if you read through the transcript. and see what kind of arguments were raised there and how often we kill us was not mentioned in the trial that there is a very strong possibility that the next target is julia sands and it might already be an indictment against him and all the others in our organization we see as well the escalating war against to those who commit the act of journalism and this is escalating from month to month the argument is this the bradley manning was the first whistle blower and he was history who has been. prosecuted and found guilty on the basis of us journalists will come next it could possibly be we could lose all the media organizations it's a real possibility and we nor ball do on investigation in the us who do we can use which as we know are going on for three years and probably cost. quite a sum of money because it has been started as a one of the biggest criminal investigation in la times in the u.s. so it is a

to face life imprisonment wiki leaks spokesperson told r.t. why they're so worried. it is quite all of us if you read through the transcript of the trial against chelsea manning and see what kind of arguments were raised there and how often we can use wasn't mentioned in the trial that it is so very strong possibility that the next target is through your songs and it might already be an indictment against him and all the others in our organization we see as well the escalating war against to those who commit the act of journalism and this is escalating from month to month the argument is this that bradley manning was the first whistle blower and he was history who has been. prosecuted and found guilty on the basis of. journalists will come next it could possibly be we could lose. all the media organizations it's a real possibility and they are all going to all now call the investigation are enduring to me which is going on for. quite a sum of money because it has been cited as one of the biggest criminal investigation in la times in the u.s. so it is a very worrying

as possible i think wiki leaks has worked very hard to make sure there's nobody's been injured in there's no evidence that anybody has but if our government is doing something wrong and they're hiding it from a us i think there is a moral obligation of those people who know and can reveal that to us to let us know they should tell us but they government complains oh no they're going to release this information to the enemy well i'm not the enemy the people is not the enemy the people ought to know what's going on we ought to have our privacy is protected and the secrecy of government challenge when it's totally unnecessary and most of this is very unnecessary all the spying that they do so what do you think of the of the bradley manning news and the edward snowden's. why i think ali often i think i think of them like daniel ellsberg daniel ellsberg you know was and they tried to put him away for a long time in prison they tried the you the new york times for it for releasing the truth about how the vietnam war was started how we were lied into that war and i think people now who are peopl

as possible i think wiki leaks has worked very hard to make sure there's nobody's been injured in there's no evidence that anybody has but if our government is doing something wrong and they're hiding it from a us i think there is a moral obligation of those people who know and can reveal that to us to let us know they should tell us but they government complains oh no they're going to release this information to the enemy well i'm not the enemy the people is not the enemy the people ought to know what's going on we ought to have our privacy is protected and the secrecy of government challenge when it's totally unnecessary and most of this is very unnecessary all the spying that they do so what do you think of the of the bradley manning use in the edward snowden's. why i think ali often i think i think of them like daniel ellsberg daniel ellsberg you know was and they tried to put him away for a long time in prison they tried the you the new york times for it for releasing the truth about how the vietnam war was started how we were lied into that war and i think people now who are people

coming up after the break big brother gets digitally vs wiki leaks exposes the cozy partnership between computers software companies and intelligence agencies and getting i'm president of access to the private data of virtually any internet means that we will tell me more in a few minutes. there's a media lead us so we leave that maybe. by the same motion secure. your party there's a bill. for shoes that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from. politic only on our team. do we speak your language anything about the will or not of the. news programs and documentaries and spanish what matters to you breaking news a little turn to angles stories. you hear. it all teach spanish find out more visit i to our. welcome but now british firms revealed as the brains behind invasive spying software which allows crimes including governments to get limitless surveillance access to people's computers international was named in the latest tranche of so-called spy files this week exposing close ties between intelligence agencies and private. as the story. say goodbye to the days of

wiki leaks - it's a responsible organisation that took the someone. enough? >> yes. if there had been people killed, you would be hearing about it. i don't think there's any evidence to that. they said that the information was turned over to the enemy, that's us, the american people. we know more now about what was going on in the middle east, and how we were committing killing and things going on that we didn't know about. it's the same way with daniel elsberg. when elsberg revealed - it was based on a lie and iraq was based on a lie. >> as a member of congress who served many terms, president changes. the rhetoric changes from the day he gets into the oval office, in terms of surveillance and what should be done to monitor americans and those overseas. have you had a moment in congress where you had classified information where your perspective gained because you had more information. you gained more knowledge. >> zero. after going for a couple of years i quit. >> the intelligence briefings. >> yes. it's a propaganda tool. congressman jones from north carolina, he

wiki leaks - it's a responsible organisation that took the information out that could hurt someone. >> do you think it redacted enough? >> yes. if there had been people killed, you would be hearing about it. i don't think there's any evidence to that. they said that the information was turned over to the enemy, that's us, the american people. we know more now about what was going on in the middle east, and how we were committing killing and things going on that we didn't know about. it's the same way with daniel elsberg. when elsberg revealed - it was based on a lie and iraq was based on a lie. >> as a member of congress who served many terms, president obama comes into office and changes. the rhetoric changes from the day he gets into the oval office, in terms of surveillance and what should be done to monitor americans and those overseas. have you had a moment in congress where you had classified information where your perspective gained because you had more information. you gained more knowledge. >> zero. after going for a couple of years i quit. >> the intelligence briefings. >> y

new revelations by wiki leaks expose a huge snooping industry that's been selling spy. governments around the world so they can crack down on opposition groups stories. studio center here in moscow where it's just eight pm this is. president putin has warned against a military attack on syria without the u.n. security council's approval the russian leader said punitive measures can take place only on the international authorization and if there is solid evidence the syrian regime gassed civilians. brings us the details. president vladimir putin was doing an interview with the associated press and russia's first channel and in that interview he strongly cautioned the west against unilateral action against syria he also said that if united states has strong and conclusive evidence that it was the assad regime is that used chemical weapons then it must be handed over to the u.n. security council so that it can be analyzed and discussed in a global in an environment in terms of the investigation that is happening with the u.n. and the alleged use of chemical weapons he said

news continues here on r.t. a huge new revelation from wiki leaks this has exposed a sweeping surveillance industry which has been developing spyware for governments to track and control their citizens r.t. was among the very few media outlets given access to the documents prior to their release well data interception mass monitoring individual tracking those are just a number of services that were provided by some western companies revelations of being outlined in thousands of pages which featured trade brochures memos and invoices the documents obtained by we could indicate that companies were making money on selling the technology to governments around the world among the countries with bahrain and amman which were provided with so-called monitoring systems this kind of spyware could be used to snoop on activists and opposition members without their consent as. reports. say goodbye to the days of. emails. three. this is a. develops and. anyone's. name the company one of the corporate enemies that. the technology is marketed. as a way of identifying and catching serious criminals but hum

to face life imprisonment wiki leaks spoke spokespeople told us art told r.t. why they're so worried it is quite all of us if you read through the transcript of the trial against chelsea manning and see what kind of arguments were raised there and how often we kill this was not mentioned in the trial that there is a very strong possibility that the next target is to you know science and it might . already be an indictment against him and all the others in our organization we see as well the escalating war against to those who commit the act of journalism and this is escalating from month to month the argument is this is the bradley manning was the first whistle blower and he was history who has been. prosecuted and found guilty on the basis of. journalists will come next it could possibly be we could lose all the media organizations it's a real possibility and we norval do on investigation in the us too we could leave which as we know go on for three years and probably cost. quite a sum of money because it has been cited as one of the biggest criminal investiga

leaks founder julian assange. also has nearly documents point to the n.s.a.'s massive decryption operations to harvest private information issues tarnishing germany's political elite we report from a rally in berlin. very good morning to you just showed us what should be our team network live from moscow with me kevin oh in a small it's just after one am here now first the u.s. secretary of state john kerry's on a european tour trying to gather support for an american strike against syria big time the u.s. foreign policy chiefs agree that some form of action should be taken but a statement out of that any decision still has to be made through the u.n. president obama's been having a hard time trying to win over backers for an armed intervention over the last couple of days he failed to get allies on board at the g. twenty summit in st petersburg all about to get into the day it was eleven nations backing a so-called call for tough action against syria but this statement stopped short of explicitly approving milita

coming out on r c a thousand days is staring at walls down to fate a wiki leaks added to our son who's still stranded inside ecuador's embassy in london with little hope of leaving following a lengthy spell of house arrest more analysis on that. the radiation level at japan's fukushima nuclear plant is eighteen times higher than previously reported scans show that in some areas it could kill a person exploded exposed to it in just four hours independent nuclear consultant sean bernie believes that the situation in the plant crippled by a twenty seven earthquake and tsunami is only going to deteriorate. to himself it's the chair will be a new one as it's the chair again with a very complex three react to make time and space in the news to be good enough workers on site the workers and don't you get in d.c. still not being told about the celtic were they not. and you going forward this is a problem it is only going to get worse there are going to be where we get it into absolute certainty the amount on straight to keep the savings is theirs to be tines as much caesium so very dangerous r

into wiki leaks which has been now going on for three years and probably cost. quite a sum of money because it has been. associated as the one of the biggest criminal investigation in lots of times in the u.s. so it is a very worrying situation now and if you missed anything on i you can always get the full picture on our website and here's some of what else is lined up there for you right now getting high about falling like a new report says u.k. has become the object of europe with some very statistics of alcohol and drug consumption among brits get the full picture on our website. these people are seeing a rat in a celebration of the color of their hand you can wash his darling display in for an l.b.o. agency. t.v. . radiation and chuck has devastated a plant is eighteen times higher than just over a week ago it's believed to be enough to kill anyone exposed in just four hours new equipment on scientists have to be dangerous radiation levels around tunks which still toxic water at their plans over a to tepco has a way of criticism for its handling of the clea

leaks organization which itself was sort of publishing. in itself at the triumph of the moment was formed in itself it was a triumph of the moment people started to join it and started coming together to. come up with some presence in the ground that in itself is making history it will continue their membership numbers are growing and it started this year and i actually do see it developing a more formal political structure in a due course. coming up on r t as new edward snowden disclosures that show how even all encrypted data isn't safe from the n.s.a. spy system spying they use a commission on privacy rules and says that she wants to tackle the snooping through the white noise we tell you more about that after the break. they are hunting down as terrorists they hide in the woods and prepare to become suicide bombers only their mothers still believe these young men can be saved. no you've got to so fan. the mothers won't sleep at night they'll follow their sons into the woods find them and return them to a peaceful life where they killed

leaks founder julian assange. and the e.u. justice commissioner of course for a new europe wide privy seal after recent revelation revelations by edward snowden show a new front in the n.s.a.'s data trawling. good evening welcome to the program we're watching r.t. coming she live from moscow. now u.s. secretary of state john kerry is on a european tour trying to gather support for an american strike against syria the foreign policy chief is agree that some form of action should be taken but a statement added that any decision still has to be made through the u.n. president obama has been having a hard time winning over backers for an armed intervention over the past two days he failed to get allies on board at the g. twenty summit in st petersburg artie's. was there. everyone is speculating. on the syria issue i went to the press this morning and the majority have been saying that if initial plan was to disrupt. the military intervention into syria then indeed. we do know of course a lot of discord between the g t

leaks founder julian assange. also has merely documents point to the n.s.a.'s massive decryption operations to harvest private information issues now tarnishing germany's political elite we report from a rally in berlin. leaving for just joined us my name's kevin zero in this is r.t. international it's ten pm here in moscow our top story u.s. secretary of state john kerry's only european two are trying to gather support for an american strike against syria meantime the eves foreign policy chief has agreed that some form of action should be taken but a statement went on to say that any decision has to be made through the u.n. president obama's been having a hard time trying to win over backers for an armed intervention over the past two days he failed to get allies on board at the g. twenty summit in st petersburg where he managed to fight was to get eleven nations backing a call for tough action against syria but their statement stopped short of explicitly approving military intervention which is what the u.s. was

leaks founder julian assange. and the u. justice commissioner calls the new europe wide previously little's after recent revelations by edward snowden show a new front in the n.s.a. data trawling. watching r.t. this afternoon with me and. now the u.s. secretary of state john kerry is on a european tour trying to gather support for an american strike against syria the u.s. foreign policy chief is agreed that some form of action should be taken but his statement added that any decision still has to be made through the u.n. president obama has been having a hard time winning over backwards for an armed intervention over the past two days he failed to get allies on board at the g twenty summit in sim pages artie's. was there. everyone is speculating. on the syria issue with the press this morning and the majority have been saying that. initial plan was to disrupt. military intervention into syria. we do know of course a lot of discord between the g. twenty countries on whether a military strike against syria is needed

leaks organization which is sort of publishing. in itself a triumph was for self it was a triumph of people started to join it and volunteers started coming together to. come out with some presence on the ground that in itself is making history it will continue membership numbers are growing it only started this year and i actually do see it developing a more formal political structure of course the early days yet. forty million people expected to vote in saturday's election last minute polls predict tony abbott's liberal national party coalition would win fifty four percent of the national vote compared to forty six percent for kevin rudd labor would be a posted on what happens at the direction. my coming up on our duty as new edward snowden disclosures show how even our encrypted data isn't safe from the n.s.a. persistent spying the e.u. commission on the few woman says she wants to tackle the snooping through block wide but tell you more about what she had to say just a moment. they're hunting down as terrorists they hide in the

leaks your station which is the publishing. itself the triumph of the moment was for itself it was a trial. people started to join and started coming together to. polling booths to come out with some presence of the ground that in itself is making history it will continue membership numbers are growing started this year and i actually do see it developing a more formal political structure of course. are and will have to be right there be no. expert on australia's international relations here on r.g.p. giving us his thoughts on the australian elections. even the computer information we thought we had encrypted was very radical the n.s.a. all bridges a g c h q it was snowden's latest leak or show that america's spy agencies spend billions of dollars in the past decade to break through protective codes and get at the peoples of private data the european commission for justice fundamental rights and citizenship has spoken out on the n.s.a. is global snooping activities i do the brita all of us has more on what she had to say. the e

leaks founder julian assange. also as new leaked documents point to the n.s.a.'s massive decryption operations to harvest private information issues tarnishing germany's political elite we report from a rally in berlin. good morning she just joined us just after midnight here in moscow when i was kevin owen you're watching the r.t. network our top story u.s. secretary of state john kerry's on a european tour trying to gather support for an american strike against syria meantime the a used foreign policy chiefs agreed that some form of action should be taken but her statement out of that any decision still has to be made through the u.n. president obama has been having a hard time trying to win over backers for an armed intervention in fact over the last two days he failed to get allies on board at the g. twenty summit in st petersburg let's say it pans out all the monies to get was eleven nations backing a call for tough action against syria but this statement stopped short of explicitly approving military interve

leaks founder julian assange. also has nearly documents point to the n.s.a.'s massive decryption operations to try to harvest private information the issues tarnishing germany's political elite we report from a rally in berlin. no one here in moscow tonight just past eleven pm in our top story u.s. secretary of state john kerry's on a european tour trying to gather support for an american strike against syria meantime the u.s. foreign policy chiefs agree that some form of action should be taken but a statement added that the decision still has to be made through the u.n. president obama has been having a hard time winning over backers for an armed intervention over the past two or so days he failed to get allies on board at the g. twenty summit in st petersburg all he managed end of the day was to get the eleven nations backing a call for tough action against syria but this statement stopped short of explicitly approving military intervention which is what the u.s. is demanding international opinion polls meantime

leaks founder julian assange which. made fresh revelations about n.s.a. snooping on europe we report from a protest in berlin. just a short time to go before the general election here in germany i'll be looking at why angle of merkel shouldn't necessarily rely on the youth vote. over getting to you just joined us is kevin owen here at r.t. h.q. in moscow just after eight pm now tonight our top story u.s. secretary of state john kerry's on a european two are trying to gather support for an american strike against syria meantime the u.s. foreign policy chief has agreed that some form of action should be taken but her statement out is that any decisions tell us to be made through the u.n. president obama has been having a hard time winning over backers for an armed intervention over the past two days he failed to get allies on board at the g. twenty summit in st petersburg. everyone is speculating who won the stand. on the syria issue i went to the press this morning and the majority have been saying that if initial plan w

leaks founder julian assange. and the justice commissioner of course for new europe wide previously those are the recent revelations by snowden show a new front in the n.s.a. data trolling. international news and comment watching r.t. coming to you live from moscow. now u.s. secretary of state john kerry is on a european tour trying to gather support for an american strike against syria he used foreign policy chief is it great that some form of action should be taken but her statement added that any decision still has to be made through the u.n. president obama has been having a hard time winning over backers for an armed intervention over the past two days he failed to get allies on board at the g. twenty summit in st petersburg artie's alexy. was there. everyone is speculating. on the syria issue to the press this morning and the majority have been saying that. initial plan was to disrupt. the military intervention into syria then indeed. we do know of course a lot of discord between the g. twenty countries on w

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leaks founder julian assange. also amid fresh revelations about n.s.a. snooping on europe proud to take the streets of them and demonstrate against privacy violations the report from the rally. for. very good evening is kevin owen here at r.t. tonight our top story the u.s. secular state john kerry is on the european to trying to gather support for american strike against syria meantime the e.u. foreign policy chief has agreed that some form of action should be taken but her statement out of that any decision still has to be made through the u.n. president obama's been having a hard time trying to win over backers for an armed intervention over the past forty eight hours he failed to get allies on board at the g. twenty summit in st petersburg well we managed to fact to get was eleven nations backing a call for tougher action against syria but this statement then stopped short of explicitly approving military intervention which is what the u.s. wanted all along was demanding international opinion polls also show s

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new revelations by wiki leaks expose a huge snooping industry that's been selling spyware before a terror in governments around the world so they can crack down on opposition groups.

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