the dutch became rich. they were the most urban society in europe-- literate, stable well-fed, and decently housed. they knew themselves to be fortunate. they strongly identified with the chosen people of the old testament with all that implied about obedience to god's will. in this peculiar new society artists couldn't look to the traditional sources of patronage. there was no royal court. the churches had no pictures, as we can see in this painting of the mariakerk in utrecht by pietersz saenredam. nevertheless, the netherlands experienced an explosion in the production and consumption of art. the first mass art market in history arose because for the first time ordinary people bought paintings, etchings, drawings. artists produced in large quantity for that market. the society was defining itself in the images it produced. the simplicity of these domestic scenes is often deceptive. this still life with trout by willem claesz heda, while reassuring the dutch of the plenty in their lives also warns them of

and if that happens then the dutch will expel. a russian diplomat from the netherlands tit for tat that's the normal thing in diplomatic and development behavior. and they obviously are very annoyed by this because this is an extraordinary case which i've said before i've never encountered before because it involves a russian diplomat in his own flat. the flat was untouched not the target of the russian federation because it wasn't in the embassy so technically he was in dutch soil now was he a lawyer doesn't do the local police to the dutch police have the right. to break into his flat arrest him and then take him to the take him down and quiz him. despite the fact that he declared apparently in his flat that he was a russian diplomat he had diplomatic immunity very very strange case. the netherlands taking russia to the international tribunal over the greenpeace arrest what kind of legal action is that likely to result in do you think. not very much because international law is very very very big and you can go to the united nat

now after the break an attack on a dutch diplomat in moscow strange relations even further between the two countries . a bizarre story of a violent deception and intrigue as a dutch official is attacked here in moscow we'll bring you the twists and turns of the deepening diplomatic spat between the netherlands and russia. and an explosion in syria kills over twenty civilians the latest in a string of bombings and kidnappings our correspondent reports from the war torn nation. wealthy british study all. the time to explain the findings will. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines two kinds of reports. on the new mom and a lot of these new college face i think you know. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i roll researcher. welcome back this is r.t. now at least twenty one people including women and children have been killed in southern syria after a minibus there we are traveling in and hit a landmine policy reports from damascus. it happened in a civilian marketpl

about the worry of violence deception and intrigue as a dutch official is attacked here in moscow we'll bring you the twists and turns of the deepening diplomatic spat between the netherlands and russia. an explosion in syria kills over twenty civilians the latest in a string of bombings and kidnappings our correspondent reports from the war torn nation. where is the trust element here because even if they even if we have these internet groups break themselves away or attempt to break away from the n.s.a. they have other ways of finding getting into data in any way there's a bunch of ways it could take to become a doctor and i think one of the things that's really surprising about what the n.s.a. tried to do is that they tried to find every possible way of getting data but we all know that other governments have surveillance and that governments are actually working with them so it's not just you know the states it's governments you know if you're among what is what do we think doing to bomb them all those kind of things that still happen the way before the internet so i agree with you

off to the break an attack on a dutch diplomat in moscow strained relations even further between the two countries. a bizarre story of a violent deception and intrigue as a dutch official is attacked here in moscow we'll bring you the twists and turns of the deepening diplomatic spat between the netherlands and russia and an explosion in syria kills over twenty eight civilians the latest in a string of bombings and kidnappings our correspondent reports from the war torn nation stay with us. a. little rights. to the. lives. of the young girls can hold for the future harder. between two and three hundred million guns united states so you can act like they're not here and take kids away from them. the pass' that is the law or you know i mean this teaches them a lot of response ability and see the gun debate through the eyes of children if we can't do it for our children for our future what the country will save. the world. it's technology innovations and all the news developments from around russia we've got this huge earth covered. thanks for staying with us you're watching our chief i

and punishment of those responsible for our reaction depends on how the dutch behave. the relations between russia and the netherlands have been tense lately the netherlands are taking legal action against the greenpeace ship the arctic sunrise which sailed under the dutch flag russia has blasted the netherlands for having systematically requests to make the arctic sunrise stop illegal activity near the russian oil platform in the arctic now according to russia it's been going on since last year russia says all its warnings were ignored by the dutch and three weeks ago we know what happened we peace activists tried to climb aboard the working world and they were detained together with everyone onboard the arctic sunrise the russian foreign ministry says the day before the incident on september eighteenth green peace activists made their first attempt to climb on board. but they were prevented from doing the same day moscow summoned to. get another warning with regard to the arctic sunrise activities russia says that warning was ignored yet again the activists and those

coming up in the program double dutch russia launches a criminal investigation after a diplomat from the netherlands is beaten up and he's apartment by two man pretending to be electricians that's just ahead for you here in our team. in southern syria a minibus has hit a roadside mine killing at least twenty one people nearly half of them women and children activists there reported the incident took place in an area apparently controlled by opposition forces are supposedly or is in the syrian capital damascus was a latest. it happened in a civilian marketplace which is why all the casualties are in fact civilians and from the reports we're receiving the part of the province where this explosion happened is being controlled by the rebels it does follow a string of attacks over the last few days on monday some twenty seven people were killed in the northwest province of idlib that also happening in some in rebel controlled territory so it doesn't seem that there's any sign at the moment of this war lifting up the word from the largest group in the syrian opposition is that they will no

the diplomats rights but simply human rights because according to the russian foreign ministry the dutch police broke into the apartment councilor of the russian embassy in the hague they hit him with a baton they ignored his diplomatic status and took him to the police station where they held him for hours without explaining anything later admitted but i'd seen was released in the midst of what i'd seen says they broke into his apartment on the pretext that the neighbors called the police because of some reports of abuse which suit he says are absolutely not true and that just the words have not said anything about this and like i said we're still waiting to hear that that explanation of the incident but we do have to we action of the russian president on the incident take a listen. at the condition ensure you can see this is a flagrant violation of the vienna convention we are we clarification an apology and punishment of those responsible for our reaction depends on how the dutch side will behave. the relations between russia and the netherlands have been tense lately the netherlands

and coming up here on r t double dutch russia launches a criminal investigation after a diplomat from the netherlands is beaten up in his apartment by two man pretending to be electricians and that's just ahead. in southern syria a minibus has hit a roadside mine killing at least twenty one people nearly half of them women and children activists there reported the incident took place in an area apparently controlled by opposition forces leader is in the syrian capital damascus with the latest. it happened in a civilian marketplace which is why all the casualties are in fact civilians and from the reports we're receiving the part of the province where this explosion happened is being controlled by the rebels it does follow a string of attacks over the last few days on monday some twenty seven people were killed in the northwest province of idlib that are also happening in some in rebel controlled territory so it doesn't seem that there's any sign at the moment of this war yet enough relations word from the largest group in the syrian opposition is that they will not be participating in

police beat up and detain a russian diplomat in there president putin demands an apology while the dutch are summoned to explain. flush with cash beijing's final. crisis regular pin corporations and brands lining china's mighty manufacturing industry with some western know how. and syria's chemical disarmament is on track with the u.n. plan as it's progress is praised by the u.s. and russia at the asia pacific summit in barley. by the very warm welcome if you just joined us this is our team it's just past four pm now here in moscow and developing story this russia's president is demanding an official apology from the netherlands over the treatment of a russian diplomat in the hague police reportedly beat up the official and detained him overnight now the news comes against the backdrop of a nother spat between the two countries that is going to more on this. take us through what happened overnight that in the hague allegedly. having the nerve the netherlands gave no explanation of their actions so far russia put forward an ultimatum if you will to explain the incident and apologize until

that they're investigating the incident and that they will apologize when and if they prove that the dutch law enforcement indeed violated international law now russia is not at all satisfied with such a response moscow says such an invasive an increase here and responses on acceptable and that the dutch authorities violated not just the diplomats rights but simply human rights because according to the russian foreign ministry the dutch police broke into the apartment of counselor of the russian embassy in the hague they hit him with a baton they ignored his diplomatic status and took him to the police station where they held him for hours without explaining anything later admitted but i'd seen was released in midst of what i'd seen says they broke into his apartment on the pretext that the neighbors call the police because of some reports of abuse which suit he says are absolutely not true and that your stories have not said anything about this and like i said we're still waiting to hear that that explanation of the incident but we do have the reaction of the russian president on the inci

there are growing streams between russia and the netherlands a dutch diplomat was beaten by. who broke into his apartment in moscow a similar incident happened in the hague earlier this month when a russian diplomat was attacked by police earlier the netherlands launched legal action against moscow demanding the release of thirty greenpeace activists used us registered vessel to sunrise was seized our diesel you see catherine of can tell us more about this deepening spat. that lucy what actually happened to the dutch diplomat in moscow hi there well it's an incredibly bizarre story the dutch diplomat is recovering this is after two men broke into his apartment and beat him up allegedly also scrolling a hard on a mirror in lipstick with the acronym l g b t for lesbian gay bisexual and transgender now the sixty six year old diplomat elden bosch is an assistant to the dutch ambassador and according to reports he had were turned home to find the lift not working two men and electricians uniforms were inspecting the fuse box when he opened his door according to reports he was alle

and if that happens then the dutch will expel. a russian diplomat from the netherlands tit for tat that's a normal thing in diplomatic development behavior. and they obviously are very annoyed by this because it's an extraordinary case it involves a russian diplomat in his own flat. the flat was untouched remotely free of the russian federation because he wasn't in the embassy so technically he was in dutch soil to the dutch police have the right to break into his flat arrest him and then take him to the take him down and quiz him. despite the fact that he declared apparently in his flat but even if he was a russian diplomat he had diplomatic immunity. all of these headlines in brief and roadside bombs killed eight people in iraq the explosion hit a truck carrying workers south of baghdad the bloodshed in a country racked by terrorist attacks has reached a level not seen since two thousand and eight more than two hundred iraqis have died from blasts and shootings just this month alone. six workers at the fukushima nuclear plant in

escalation of diplomatic conflicts here and we're now getting comments from the dutch police on the breaking out there were staff a park and walk they say it was most likely a burglary and several times are missing several items i should say are missing from the apartment and similar incidents have recently occurred in the same area of the city. now the dust covers are off and the u.s. government has reopened following a nerve wracking shutdown unbalancing on the verge of a default for over two weeks but president obama is warning that america has suffered a major blow and the fiscal battle is far from over. the last few weeks have inflicted completely unnecessary damage on our economy we don't know yet the full scope of the damage but every analyst out there believes it's slowed our growth probably nothing is done more damage to america's credibility in the world are standing with other countries. then the spectacle that we've seen these past several weeks. america has already got a thumbs down from china to gong agency has slashed the united states credit rating by one notch to a

dutch police say thursday's break in an apartment block that houses russian embassy staff in the hague was most likely an ordinary burglary the instance that was added to frictions between the two countries sparked by recent attacks on both russian and dutch diplomats. got the story. well it's hard to say whether this is a case of diplomatic tit for tat or just pure coincidence but an apartment housing russian diplomats in the hague was apparently broken into late thursday we do have more details from the russian foreign ministry spokesman let's take a quick listen employees from the russian embassy in the netherlands came back from work on the seventeenth of october to their apartments located in a housing block outside or embassies territory they discovered traces of unlawful entry into one of the flats the employee who lives there from the embassies administrative technical stuff is currently on holiday now the big question of course is whether there is any connection between that break and when days assaultive a senior dutch official here in moscow in that case two men posing as el

dutch police are investigating a break in at the apartment block which houses russian embassy staff in the hague the incident is adding to the fortunes developing between moscow and the netherlands after both russian and dutch diplomats came under attack in recent weeks or more and this from the comfort of. well you see you've been looking into these incidents can you tell us a bit more perhaps explain to us what's happening there sure marina well it's hard to say whether this is a case of diplomatic tit for tat or just pure coincidence but an apartment housing russian diplomats in the hague was apparently broken into late thursday we do have more details from the russian foreign ministry spokesman let's take a quick listen. employees from the russian embassy in the netherlands came back from work on the seventeenth of october to their apartments located in the housing block outside or embassies territory they discovered traces of unlawful entry into one of the flats the employee who lives there from the embassies administrative technical stuff is currently on holiday. now the big ques

the diplomats rights but simply human rights because according to the russian foreign ministry the dutch police broken into the apartment. counselor of the russian embassy in the hague they hit him with a baton they ignored his diplomatic status and took him to the police station where they held him for hours without explaining anything later admitted but i'd seen was released in the midst of what i'd seen says they broke into his apartment on the pretext that the neighbors call the police because of some reports of abuse which suit he says are absolutely not true and that just saudis have not said anything about this and mike has said we're still waiting to hear that explanation of the incident but we do have the reaction of the russian president on the incident take a listen. it could be sure sure you can see. this is a flagrant violation of the vienna convention we always clarification because. and punishment of those responsible for our reaction depends on how the behavior. of the relations between russia and the netherlands have been tense lately the netherlands are taking legal act

the diplomats rights but simply human rights because according to the russian foreign ministry the dutch police broke into the apartment counselor of the russian embassy in the hague they hit him with a baton they ignored his diplomatic status and took him to the police station where they held him for hours without explaining anything later admitted but i'd seen was released in midst of what i'd seen says they broke into his apartment on the pretext that the neighbors call the police because of some reports of abuse which he says are absolutely not true and that's just the words have not said anything about this and like i said we're still waiting to hear that that explanation of the incident but we do have to we action of the russian president on the incident take a listen. it's a good you should or should you consider this is a flagrant violation of the vienna convention we are we clarification an apology and punishment of those responsible for our reaction depends on how the dutch side will behave. the relations between russia and the netherlands have been tense lately the netherlands

and dutch police say thursday's break in an apartment block that houses russian embassy staff in the hague was most likely an ordinary burglary the answer then has added to frictions developing between the two countries since both russia and dutch diplomats came under attack or just listen often of brings us the details. well it's hard to say whether this is a case of diplomatic tit for tat or just pure coincidence but an apartment housing russian diplomats in the hague was apparently broken into late thursday we do have more details from the russian foreign ministry spokesman let's take a quick listen employees from the russian embassy in the netherlands came back from work on the seventeenth of october to their apartments located in the house sort of embassies territory they discovered traces of unlawful entry into one of the employee who lives there from the embassies administrative. is currently on holiday so now the big question of course is whether there's any connection between that break and when days assaultive a senior dutch official here in moscow in that case two men posi

citizens who are on board a dutch flagged ship campaigning against drilling in the arctic so a very strange escalation of diplomatic conflicts here. world news in brief in afghanistan a suicide bombers blown up a car outside a heavily fortified residential compound on the outskirts of the capital kabul one of the four children reportedly killed in an attack which followed an exchange of gunfire between guards and insurgents and fled the city the compound known as the green village houses international security contractors as well as u.n. employees a country seen a surge of militant attacks lately as nato forces prepare for that withdrawal next year. other headlines tonight french police say a gunman is holding a hostage inside a bank in a busy paris shopping district reports say initially held for people there earlier in the day the government's now reportedly demanding social housing over a dozen people have been deployed outside the bank and roads blocked in the area. now some news from russia's northern city of moments according to a report on the greenpeace official website six

blitz an incredibly bizarre story the dutch diplomat is recovering this is after two men broke into his apartment and beat him up allegedly also scrawling a heart on a mirror in lipstick with the acronym l g b t for lesbian gay bisexual and transgender now the sixty six year old diplomat elden bosch is an assistant to the dutch ambassador according to reports he had returned home to find the lives not working two men and electricians uniforms were inspecting the fuse box when he opened his door according to reports he was allegedly attacked the motive for that attack unknown at this point is now the dutch foreign minister said the diplomat had been lightly wounded he added that he had summoned the russian ambassador over the incident and this of course follows the arrest earlier this month of a russian diplomat. on suspicion of mistreating two young children which prompted a massive diplomatic spat with president vladimir putin demanding an apology the government the dutch government did apologize for that incident although i should say that diplomatic relations between the two countrie

the dutch have more than one bone to pick. the number two at the embassy reportedly beaten at his home. the assailants left the heart of the lgbt on his bathroom mirror. russia said a minister counselor was badly beaten in his home in front of his children by armed assailants. the russian embassy says he was beaten by a police baton. >> the response of our dutch partners turned out to be incomprehensible, unacceptable. it doesn't live up to the level of russian-dutch relations. an attempt to justify a cruel act by police cannot go on criticized. >> what is the fallout of all this going to be? >> i don't know. i have no idea. i think the issue going back to greenpeace, it is not about whether the court should take its case. it is an issue of the severity and holding them in prison cells when they could be released on bail. try them, judge them, whatever. also keeping them in a russian jail seems more than necessary in terms of diplomatic, it is too bizarre. i have no idea. >> we seem to have restored the connection. i apologize

just ask the dutch. behind the permanent sea walls they created stagnant lakes that are plagued by noxious algae blooms. the doors on the giant storm surge barrier were added to address that problem, but even with the doors open the permanent barrier structures and man made islands reduce the ebb and flow of tides by 30%. precious little sediment flows in. as a result, theest swear sand bars, wetlands and oyster beds are disappearing. taking with them the natural flood protection they used to provide. >> this is one of the reasons the dutch are moving now towards a new approach to dealing with water and trying to intervene less. >> reporter: in addition to the ecological concerns there was growing evidence that as the seas rise and the storms worsened the flood-control system here may no longer be up to the job. hans brewer is an kols with a program called "room for the river." at the most flood-prone locations in the country they ask property owners to leave, buying them out sot the dikes can be moved i

dutch police say first break in an apartment block that houses russian embassy staff in the hague was most likely an ordinary burglary as they put it the instance added though to frictions between the two countries spot the recent attacks on both russian and dutch diplomats starting to see catherine off brings us the details. well it's hard to say whether this is a case of diplomatic tit for tat or just pure coincidence but an apartment housing russian diplomats in the hague was apparently broken into late thursday we do have more details from the russian foreign ministry spokesman let's take a quick listen employees from the russian embassy in the netherlands came back from work on the seventeenth of october to their apartments located in the housing block out sort of embassies territory they discovered traces of unlawful entry into one of the flats the employee who lives there from the embassies administrative technical stuff is currently on holiday so now the big question of course is whether there is any connection between that break and when days assaultive a senior dutch officia

citizens who are on board a dutch flagged ship campaigning against drilling in the arctic so a very strange escalation of diplomatic conflicts here. from the news a brief tonight in afghanistan a suicide bomber has blown up a car outside a heavily fortified residential compound on the outskirts of the capital kabul woman and up to four children reportedly killed in that attack which was then followed by an exchange of gunfire between guards and insurgents who fled the scene the compound known as the green village houses international security contracts as well as you would employees the country see the surge of military attacks as nato forces prepare for the next year in paris students still block again truces to the schools and the ongoing protest of the forced deportation of a roma girl the fifteen year old pupil was detained by police during a school trip and deported but to call. over with the family because officials said they've been denied asylum in france the incident prompted calls for the nation's interior minister to resign over. hundreds of activists protesting against t

allegedly beat up and detained a russian diplomat and president putin demands an apology while the dutch ambassador is someone to explain. flush cash beijing's finest to snapping up crisis right european corporations and brands lining china's mighty manufacturing industry with some western know how we got a report on that. and syria's chemical disarmament is on track with the u.n. plan as it progresses praised by the u.s. and russia but the asia pacific summit in bali. this is a tease could have you company our top story russia's president is demanding official apology from the netherlands over the treatment of a russian diplomat in the hague police reportedly beat up the official and detained him overnight the news comes against the backdrop of another spot between the two countries what is going to cannes got more on this for us now let's catch up with her when we spoke earlier on there was a six o'clock moscow deadline for this what's happened that's right kevin the netherlands responded to russia's demand for an explanation and apology by saying they're investigating the incident and

citizens who were on board a dutch flagged ship campaigning against drilling in the arctic so a very strange escalation of diplomatic conflicts here. look at what's happening elsewhere in the world now in chile a mass student protests has descended into violence about eight hundred thousand people marched in the capital santiago demanding an end to school and university tuition fees more say in education policy either one up next months for is eventually action water cannons were deployed after demonstrators for walks rivalries and so barricades and fire a nationwide campaign to reshape the education system inherited from the federation a dictatorship has been intensifying over the past two hearers. now a new. in paris there's been a different sort of rally you're looking at a live picture at the moment soon as there is you can see block the entrances to their schools in protest at a force of a roma girl the fifteen year old boy was detained by police during a school trip and deported back to cost of a with her family because officials said they had been denied asylum in france incid

of course coinciding with rising tension over russia's jailing of three peace activists of the two dutch citizens who were onboard a dutch flagged ship campaign against drilling in the arctic so a very strange escalation of diplomatic conflicts here. now let's take a look at some other stories from around the world in paris students have blogged andrews's to their schools and. the floors importation of a woman girl the fifteen year old pupil who was detained by police during a school trip and deported back to cost of a with her family because officials said they have been denied asylum in france incident prompted calls for the nation's interior minister to resign. hundreds of activists protesting against the alleged unlawful treatment of migrants in germany have clashed with police in hamburg their rally in the city center of was blown off and surrounded by security forces for almost two hours comes a day after a similar protests and when were crowds gathered in support of african migrants those two boats recently sank in the mediterranean and over four hundred people drowned in those in

thing then is to ask dutch diplomat to leave. and if that happens then the dutch will expelled a russian diplomat from the netherlands tit for tat that's the normal thing in diplomatic and development behavior. and they obviously are very annoyed by this because it's an extraordinary case it involves a russian diplomat in his own flat. and the fact was untouched remotely territory of the russian federation because it wasn't in the embassy so technically he was sort of to the dutch police for the right to break into his flat arrest him and then take him to the taken down and. despite the fact that he declared apparently english that he was a russian diplomat he had diplomatic immunity. meantime new details are emerging in the investigation of the arctic sunrise that the trussell involved in last month's greenpeace protest what he said francisco because about the after the well what have investigators found. well we've just learned kevin that the investigative committee has said that drugs were found aboard the arctic sunrise to be

but very much unclear at this point at least whether it's connected to wednesday's attack against a dutch official right here in moscow now in that case two men posing as electricians broke into the home of a senior dutch diplomat on the elders bosh they beat him up they reportedly scrawled a hard on the mirror in the stick with the acronym l g b t for lesbian gay bisexual and transgender that incident meanwhile follows the arrest earlier this month of a russian diplomat dmitri borodin on suspicion of mistreating two young children which prompted president of law doomer putin to demand an apology which he did get and then of course there is the intensifying quarrel over the arrest and prosecution of dutch sit. that is now they were as we all know detained after a dutch flag ship belonging to greenpeace was boarded over a protest on a russian oil rig in the arctic so a very strange escalation of diplomatic conflicts here of course the irony is that the air twenty thirteen was officially supposed to be one of cultural exchange to highlight the friendship between russia and the netherlands a

and if that happens then the dutch will expel a russian diplomat from the netherlands tit for tat that's the normal thing in diplomatic and development behavior. and they obviously are very annoyed by this because it's an extraordinary case it involves a russian diplomat in his own flat. flat was untouched not totally of the russian federation because he wasn't in the embassy so technically he was in dutch soil to the dutch police have the right to break into his flat arrest him and then take him to the taken down and quiz him. despite the fact that he declared apparently in his flat but even he was a russian diplomat he had diplomatic immunity. coming up peaceful protest to reckless a soul greenpeace's attempt. to expense to remove controversy has highlighted the issue of how the battle to protect the environment can go and whether it's only about a college that's what people have ellen is guests talking about the lay station across talks about ten minutes. chiefly known in the last couple decades now is this an environmental pressure group who's basically sole existence at this point a

and if that happens then the dutch will expelled a russian diplomat from the netherlands tit for tat that's the normal thing in diplomatic and development behavior. and they obviously are very annoyed by this because it's an extraordinary case it involves a russian diplomat in his own flat. flat was untouched not the target of the russian federation because he wasn't in the embassy so technically he was in dutch soil to the dutch police have the right to break into his flat arrest him and then take him to the taken down and quiz him. despite the fact that he declared apparently in his flat that even he was a russian diplomat he had diplomatic immunity ahead surely peaceful protest all reckless a soul greenpeace's attempt to storm a russian oil platform the arctic spinster in controversies highlighted the issue of how far the battle to protect the environment can go and whether it's only about a college e paid lavelle is guess debating in cross talk it's on air just over an hour of fact. it's chiefly known the last couple decades now is just an environmental pressure group who's basic

this diplomatic spat has been going on for two weeks now, really. >> how is the dutch government playing this? >> they are very angry, and the irony of all of this is that 2013 was meant to be the year of friendship. but we should be clear, this year of friendship was based on any kind of shared cultural tradition or politics. it is all about the money, economics is hugely important between these 2 countries. 23 billion euros, $31 billion annually in bilateral trade. oil and gas dealt with at the port of rotterdam. those countries have an awful lot to lose. , there has been a suggestion -- we need your clarification on this -- the arctic sunrise registered in holland and 30 of the documents got arrested. is there any link between that and what is going on with the diplomatic missions? >> i don't think we can say that for sure. relations between holland and russia were strained before this incident. holland is taking legal action against russia because the boat was impounded and the 30 people on board the boat were arrested. but the relations have been getting steadily worse the last few

that they're investigating the incident and that they will apologize when and if they prove that the dutch law enforcement indeed violated international law now russia is not at all satisfied with such a response moscow says such an invasive an increase here and responses on acceptable and that the dutch authorities violated not just the diplomats rights but simply human rights because according to the russian foreign ministry the dutch police broke into the apartment of counselor the russian embassy in the hague they hit him with a baton they ignored his diplomatic status and took him to the police station where they held him for hours without explaining anything later admitted but i'd seen was released in midst of what i'd seen says they broke into his apartment on the pretext that the neighbors call the police because of some reports of abuse which suit he says are absolutely not true and that just saudis have not said anything about this and micah said we're still waiting to hear that that explanation of the incident but we do have the reaction of the russian president on the incident

the russian federation because he wasn't in the embassy so technically he was in dutch oil to the dutch police for the right to break into his flat arrest him and then take him to the taken down. despite the fact that he declared apparently it's not that he was a russian diplomat he had diplomatic immunity. peaceful protest or rock list is solid green peace attempt to storm a russian oil platform in the arctic has been stirring controversy it's highlighted the issue of how far the battle to protect the environment can go and whether it's only about ecology it's what peter valen his guests are debating in cross talk coming up later today on r.t.e. . it's chiefly known the last couple decades now is just an environmental pressure group who's basically sole existence at this point are cheap publicity stunts and this kind of what you'd call you know you could almost border on eco terror is the phrase i would use or just trespassing and lawbreaking you know just in august they went and destroyed golden rice crops in the philippines they destroyed the whole trial test of them they don't have

traveled to the netherlands you know that there is a low horizon line and i have been told that the dutch people and i can be corrected. that they call their clouds the dutch mountains because the landscape is so low that really you get these massive clouds in the sky and that is the kind of important topography to talk about. this is another example by the same artist and it is a winter scene, and as i move through these images of different paintings from various national schools. i don't want to talk too much over them but to let you feel how the atmosphere and the mood is changed by the different kinds of clouds that the artists have chosen to depict. and i wanted to also var clearly indicate it was interesting when putting together this powerpoint, i don't typically like to put any words on the images on the slides because i like the images in that way to speak for themselves, i feel like your eye competes between the words and images but i felt that it was important to differentiate between what is in our current exhibition and our permanent collection. so this is in the temporary ex

be not late to get an explanation from the dutch government an apology it's absolutely unavoidable and then we want to know what what disciplinary measures would be taken in regards these police officers and then when we get a reaction. on these demands then we will see how we will handle the relations for the. final subject i want to talk to you about if that's the case afghanistan because drug trafficking is an increasing problem i believe for russia from from afghanistan just wanting what moscow has planned for when one thousand troops withdraw when with with that night and with your imminent what moscow is plans are to try and counter this problem well this has been discussed before a couple a few us already investigation of this draw off ice. but this was discussed not just inside moscow. with our allies in the organization of collective security treaty. and also in the shanghai cooperation organization which uniquely. comprises ideas member so as observers afghanistan and all its neighbors and there is a special program in beijing psycho place nobody's ation on fighting drug traf

police beat up and detained a russian diplomat in the hague president putin demands an apology while the dutch ambassador's someone to explain. flush with cash beijing's finest to snapping up crisis rag european corporations and brands lining china's mighty manufacturing industry with some western know how we got a report on that coming up. and syria's chemical disarmament is on track with the u.n. plan as it progresses praised by the u.s. and russia at the asia pacific summit in bali. which is join us for a good afternoon it's kevin i would hear r.t. today five pm here in moscow first russia's president is demanding an official apology from the netherlands over the treatment of a russian diplomat in the hague police reportedly beat up the official and detained him overnight the news comes against the backdrop of another spat between the two countries and he's got a teacher can call the latest the netherlands gave no explanation of their actions so far russia put forward an ultimatum if you well to explain the incident and apologized until six pm moscow time now moscow did not elaborate on wha

challenges facing the arctic sunrise crude off to new details emerge in the investigation over the dutch vessel involved in all swans greenpeace protest lizzie france has the details investigators found drugs and including poppy straws and what is reportedly morphine along with dual purpose devices this was discovered on the arctic sunrise when investigators did a search of the vessel according to the investigative committee this means the thirty people that currently face piracy charges could face even more charges and of course that means facing. tougher jail sentences if convicted for its part green feet greenpeace says it's very skeptical about this information drugs are very strongly prohibited. in its entire organization and so of course it sees no reason any of these activists would have brought that sort of paraphernalia on board also it's wondering if you believe morphine and dual purpose devices that the investigators are talking about is in the morphine and devices that the doctor at the on the on board doctor would keep in in the cabinet thirty people do remain behind bars de

why does the dutch oven happen? here's one of the reasons, if you eat a lot of carbs before you go to bed, the bacteria love the carbs, increased gas, laying horizontally, things don't move as efficiently, it builds up and thent dutch oven can occur. watch the carbs 3 hours before you go to bed. >> and warn your partner. >> yes. >> that you are cooking something in the oven. [ laughter ] >> yes! >> what's next? the dreaded ... pool of drool in bed. [ audience oohs ] >> did you realize that we produce 3 pints of saliva, a day? that's a lot of liquid. so ... what happens at night, if you are in a real deep sleep, sleeping on your side, you will start drooling a little bit. >> audience: ewww! >> it will form a dreaded pool of drool. to have a bit of a pool of drool is normal; when you want to investigate it, is if it goes on over the course of days. it may be dietary, maybe something wrong with your salivary gland, your perotid, gland, and neural conditions can present as excessive drooling. when you are pregnant, you

the russian federation because he wasn't in the embassy so technically he was in dutch or to the dutch police for the right to break into his flat arrest him and then take him to the taken down. despite the fact that he declared apparently it is flat but even if he was a russian diplomat he had diplomatic immunity now peaceful protests or reckless assault greenpeace's attempt to storm a russian oil platform in the arctic has been stirring controversy it's highlighted the issue of how far the battle to protect the environment can go and whether it's only about ecology that's what peter lavelle and his guests are debating cross talk coming up later today. it's chiefly known the last couple decades now is just an environmental pressure group whose basically sole existence at this point are cheap publicity stunts and this kind of what you'd call it you know you could almost border on eco terror is the phrase i would use or just trespassing and lawbreaking you know just in august they went and destroyed golden rice crops and i fell a pains that destroyed a whole trial test of them they don'

and if that happens then the dutch will expel. a russian diplomat from the netherlands tit for tat that's a normal thing in diplomatic and development behavior. and they obviously are very annoyed by this because it's an extraordinary case it involves a russian diplomat in his own flat. the fact was untouched of the three of the russian federation because he wasn't in the embassy so technically he was in dutch or to the dutch police for the right to break into his flat and then take him to the taken down. despite the fact that he declared apparently in his flat that even if he was a russian diplomat he had diplomatic immunity now peaceful protest or reckless assault greenpeace's attempt to storm a russian oil platform in the arctic has been stirring controversy it's highlighted the issue of how far the battle to protect the environment can go and whether it's only about ecology that's what peter all of our and he's gassed are debating crosstalk coming up in about thirty minutes time here on r.t. . it's chiefly known in the last co

undertook actions that violated russian law just months later in december two thousand and twelve the dutch failed to respond to notifications from russia's ministry of transport about those provocations and as late as august two thousand and thirteen a russian representative warned the dutch foreign ministry that it is unlawful to be operating the arctic sunrise in the northern sea route the netherlands which has two citizens involved in this debacle has launched legal action against russia to secure the release of the activists so this will be an international court so this will definitely not be going away any time soon and we will of course be keeping a very close eye as events unfold. there's already a different drummer playing for the never lead and so the country's foreign ministry has apologized to moscow full is police beating up a russian diplomat recently most have demanded explanations as soon after the incident happened on sunday russia's embassy in the netherlands says of the dutch police officer accused dimitri barden of mistreating his children the diplomat reportedly opened

undertook actions that violated russian law just months later in december two thousand and twelve the dutch failed to respond to notifications from russia's ministry of transport about those provocations and as late as august two thousand and thirteen a russian representative warned the dutch foreign ministry that it is unlawful to be operating the arctic sunrise in the northern sea route the netherlands which has to citizens involved in this debacle has launched legal action against russia to secure the release of the activists so this will be an international court so this will definitely not be going away any time soon and we will of course be keeping a very close eye as events unfold. there's already a different drama playing for the netherlands of the country's foreign ministry has apologized to moscow for its police beating up a russian diplomat recently moscow demanded explanations a soon after the incident happened on sunday russia's embassy in the netherlands as says the dutch police officers accused of origin of mistreating his children the diplomat reportedly opened a door to a g

some ugly dutch guys it looks like with guns. i'm guessing particularly friendly to the current power. they look like they're going to or coming from oppressing a black man. first order of business, man. when i take my country back, first order of business is to take that -- down. am i right or what? i'm kind of amazed. tear that [ muted ] down. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la la ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la la ♪ >>> in july 2013, when i went to south africa, 95-year-old nelson mandela was critically ill. in the country he freed from white minority rule was already in mourning. and already fearful of what the future might be without him. >> i pray that he -- somebody takes baton from him. >> i wish him a speedy recovery. and come back to his people. ♪ >> so a good friend of mine, a really great travel writer, said somet