meridia believed that the junkie who kills shirts in new delhi who took the money babyhood to their introduction remove the clothes of the other maiden so it turns believe that. rivers and shipping the rose on this particular time. in libya hundreds protest against the gadhafi regime in tripoli as opposition forces prepared to make a final assault on the council. other nations scramble to evacuate their citizens from trouble libya but almost ex types are eager to get out some are reluctant to leave behind the lives they're used to. the oil is a most valuable resource on the planet today and who controls it is extremely important unrest in the oil rich arab nations pushes fuel prices higher with predictions the u.s. might step in to stop its own fragile economy from skidding into troubled. business

all prices go on fears that unrest in north africa and the middle east and spreads to the top of use of saudi arabia and us examine if this could have an impact on the price of gas turn we in our business bulletin for economics. and as britain's prepare to tell all the latest national census there's deep concern the u.s. firm collecting the data could dish out to the american intelligence agency by law . seven pm in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on our key our top story gunfire has been heard on the streets of the libyan capital as hundreds of opposition protesters gather to call for an end to colonel moammar gadhafi his rule there's also reports of pro-government forces launching airstrikes on protesters using anti-aircraft artillery and other parts of the country or he's pier all of you doing

a profit elements from major neighboring egypt hello peter so that's the balance of power in libya right now. well simply the balance of power is colonel gadhafi is not in control anywhere outside of the capital tripoli well in tripoli on monday we've seen hundreds of protesters on the streets protesting against the gadhafi regime this started after the funeral for somebody who is a person who was killed by a pro gadhafi militia in the capital now this is resulted as protesters apparently resulted in mercenaries firing upon the protesters there's also been reports that security forces fired shots into the air to try and disperse these groups of people on the streets elsewhere in the capital we've been hearing that a military base a libyan military base that's now in an area completely under control by opposition forces with the air from libyan jets to destroy it now but also

the walls are really closing in on colonel gadhafi the final the front line in all of this part or between the opposition forces and those still loyal to colonel gadhafi is happening in a way are now at around fifty kilometers to the west of the capital tripoli now inside the city it's completely controlled by opposition forces but they are ringed by mercenaries and troops that are loyal to colonel gadhafi and those protesters those anti government forces that are still inside the city of the where they say that they are planning to make a push against those those forces that are loyal to the current regime lots and lots of news coming out of libya not just out of libya but of libya they is really newspapers reported that colonel gadhafi private jet is being in in minsk in belarus that's now arrived back in tripoli now this is the same jet that was

believed to have been refused entry into levanon last wednesday. now this week in the jet was also apparently containing the daughter of colonel gadhafi all of the family members so it's unknown whether his daughter or some of the members of the gadhafi family and now headed to our now in belarus in minsk. colonel gadhafi has appointed the head of the foreign intelligence service in libya to try and make some kind of contacts to get these opposition forces now they have their base in karzai in the east of the country that's where operations appear to be in control from what they have a de facto capital that's been set up inside one of duffy's former palaces now completely under the control of the opposition as i say the majority of libya now not under the control of colonel gadhafi well there was downing condemnation from across the world at a meeting of the human rights council you and human rights council in geneva

leaders in foreign secretaries from around the globe condemning the violence and saying that colonel gadhafi should step down now among those to condemn the violence and to call for a future where libya controls the future of its own people was russian foreign secretary sergey lavrov. i must say we are pretty useless there on the mass protests across the middle east and north african countries and exposed a range of problems that have piled up for decades first of all poverty unemployment and guaranteed social and economic rights in general these problems should be addressed by the people of the affected countries without any coercion or external interference the use of military force against civilians is unacceptable lidia it was hundreds of civilian deaths russia condemned such violence demands its immediate cessation and the observance of international humanitarian and all. leave united nation as our investigation into human rights violations in the past two

weeks but that is raising some fears in the west that all works and lay bare the dealings with some nations tell us more about that well that's right if you're out there where's investigations come from is part of the sanctions that were put in place over the weekend by the u.n. security council these sanctions have now been echoed by the e.u. on monday they've put in place their own same sions as well now part of these u.n. sanctions was that it was the referral of the violence in libya to the international criminal court in the hague now it has been suggested that if colonel gadhafi or his sons all some high ranking libyan officials were to make an appearance be international criminal court had some interesting revelations could be made about their relationship the libyan regime relationship with western governments now colonel gadhafi doesn't enjoy the greatest of relationships with foreign nations over the majority of his reign but in the past said seven or so

years he had seen a a rehabilitation almost among western governments and some experts are warning that there could be some embarrassing details for these governments that could come out should anybody appear on the stand in the hague. i think the americans and i don't know people like tony blair would be very very frightened of nicolas sarkozy or mr berlusconi of italy would be quite frightened about an i.c.c. trial because then then we get our fear regime and the people that are still supporting him in tripoli in their bunkers will be able to tell all the stories about everything from lockerbie to how american and british companies were involved in propping up that regime and the level of string of e-mail that have an e-mail trail i don't think the americans or none dinora brussels would very much want that to come out in court you. well any investigation into what has been going on in

libya is some way off what is happening right now is a humanitarian crisis not what it's being called on the border between cheney's the air and libya they are the red cross turning it a disastrous cage's disastrous situation there humanitarian crisis the amount of people fleeing across the border to get out of libya increasing hour by hour there were some estimates on monday they were saying that around one thousand people per hour were crossing that border from from libya into chimneys here the majority of them are egyptian migrant workers trying to flee the west of the country there's also been people fleeing into the into egypt where i am right now to get away from violence across the east of libya quite seethen secure right now under the control of operate of opposition forces but the majority of people in the west of the country still fleeing across that border the u.n. estimating well over one hundred thousand people of have had to leave the country

so far it's not just people leaving on the ground coming to either live. or into egypt as you mentioned foreign governments have also been trying to get their people out of the country was seen aircraft and ships on it on board to take people from different countries out of libya and get them away from any trouble that's happening there now russia also sent its own airplane into libya to try and evacuate do evacuate people from the country and artie's out on a boycott went along to see first hand what those people had to say about the violence that's been ongoing in the country. propelled by fear held back by doubt many of those who boarded the last russian emergency plane from libya didn't want to leave but then decided better safe than story a subcontractor for gasper on alexy says he never cared much about they've been politics that is until arguments replaced by grants it's just so

it's equally dangerous because the regime suppresses its people but the. people. just don't. believe the responsibility. doesn't. just. for years it was a mantra for many foreign companies ignore gadaffi square accent you'll be rewarded in oil revenues but as the lead to sleeps closer to civil war based logic no longer seems bulletproof yet even on the russian plane there were some who said that the grim projections for blown out of proportion until we know who's worth and leave as a nurse for twenty years says sure already regrets the decision to flee i took all

those reports by al jazeera and all the arab language channels calls she a penny can on the people new bodies attack in tripoli in his name shooting in us that there could easily go to see my friends all the young people supported gaddafi hospitals now working as usual as all the people with the day everything functions want to leave as they can here to the country awash with firearms the current law and violence increasingly looks like the calm before the storm that's why chipley airport is now be easier than ever with a country scrambling to pull their citizens out or all get out. he's known to pride himself on being a shrewd negotiator and it shows even in the way the evacuation of foreign nationals is being carried out over the past week the government before servicing planes of the tripoli airport has more than tripled to more than eight hundred thousand dollars per plane considering that ex-pats used to make about twenty

percent of the country's labor force the five probably beer is proving to be a very good source of cash a class than two thousand of its residents caught up in their unrest russian manage the evacuation fairly easily other countries didn't fare that well the egyptian uprising may have been sparsely beenz but it also left thousands of egyptian guest workers stranded at tripoli airport it's very little if any assistance from their state a few years ago many countries race to leave their whose all reserves of the biggest anaphora now days even more frantically in their trying to get out the deuce fleeing the violence see it's just a matter of time before they'll be back at artsy tripoli. with libyan oil production down fifty percent it's thought the jump in prices could be just the start of a bumpy ride surging fuel costs in the u.s. are threatening to derail the country's economic recovery as artie's lauren lyster

reports the political price may be high for the obama administration. tunisia. egypt. the hurricane. algeria. libya protest in countries seeming to skew one another unrest spreading like wildfire through the middle east and north africa only raging in or near rich countries that helped fuel the world's use of more than eighty four million barrels of crude a day. uncertainty over production has set prices soaring meaning a shock waves from the middle east turmoil are being felt worldwide will is the most valuable resource on the planet today who controls. extremely right now the mideast crisis is hitting home for outrage americans as oil prices

have skyrocketed so too have the prices people pay for gasoline and now the price americans pay at the pump is threatening to derail the u.s. economic recovery a surge in oil. prices will be the end of the u.s. economy not just an andrew the recovery there's no more bailouts like a reality peak oil expert michael c. rupert sees happening it boil hits one hundred fifty dollars a barrel which he believes is inevitable this year others predicted going to two hundred twenty dollars it's so devastating because oil. fuels more than just cars. it fuels the entire global economy. build there's no doubt that if gas goes to five dollars a gallon for americans after. and predict there would be a high political price to pay for the obama administration's yeah yeah serene prices go up and much for

a very long period and it could very severe. your political impact if there is no denying the u.s. has played a role in the events that have transpired in the middle east every time u.s. president barack obama went to the podium calling for this that there must be reform political social and economic reforms that meet the aspirations of the egyptian people and calling for egyptian president hosni mubarak's resignation he was calling for an end to the status quo which means a rise in uncertainty in the rich region so did leaders weigh the toll it could take on their own economy some argue they don't have the power to kind of winning back up drug or push their back against an avalanche and i don't think we're going to have a lot of success that may not stop the u.s. from trying to take control some observers believe the u.s. may intervene militarily in libya or oil reserves are massive under false pretenses

of helping protesting people has nothing to do with interest. it has everything to do with the interest of the us corporate oil corporations military corporations profit even way analysts say the price of fuel going uk will simply fuel public rage and the government is largely helpless the american people are going for a very nasty ride and there's no way out of it now but i can tell you the government understands that it's time lauren lyster r.t. new york. for more on the impact on oil prices from repercussions in arab nations in our business update coming your way in about ten minutes later peter asks his gas on cross talk if the thirst for a fuel is becoming strong enough for the u.s. to finally step in here's a quick look at what's coming your way and less than a quarter hour. there is no neutrality of washington ok please we.

start you off if you look a little tension that that was for you to try to control events on the ground in the middle east and that's patently absurd i mean there's no way we could i mean it's not so chaotic it's so little i believe it is only the way we go down central let me there was a man we know that the cia is calling the shots it really defies description i mean i don't think america is necessarily doing if you're a minority on this and little league is my you're not up to speed on the latest i mean all your view is going to look at all the revolutionists your daughter was younger ozzy or wrote tripoli and you can realize this is not being dictated by washington. turning to other news here on our t.v. the people of britain are about to get probed about who they are and how they live with the latest nationwide census just around the corner but there's

a fear over who gets to see the sensitive information they'll tell about themselves that's because a controversial u.s. defense contractor is in charge of collecting the data as artie's laura and explains. it's census time in the u.k. when every household in the country is asked to provide detailed information about their lives to the government so they can keep track of what's going on and who will be in charge of this sensitive data. yes it's controversial u.s. arms manufacturers lockheed martin and campaigners ranging from religious groups to peace activists to data protection lobbyists are really against it on ethical grounds. of oppressive regimes but also. for us heavily in the wars they fought in iraq and afghanistan opposed by the majority of people in britain even if supported by the british government hill vows to boycott the census

despite the risk of prosecution he says he won't be alone look lead makes land mines and nuclear weapons and contracts out interrogation to quantize. although it will be the u.k. on that carries out the survey there's still a worry that the information could fall under the auspices of the us patriot act which compels personal data held by any company on systems in the us to be made available to government intelligence the office for national statistics which gauged lucky martin maintains it's taken measures to make sure u.s. authorities can't access the data. all dancer process will be carried out in the u.k. no dancer will leave will be held at any point outside the u.k. no lockheed martin staff will have access to any personal. all dancers the property of the and only u.k. e.u. owned companies will have any access. is it that last point that's raise red

flags for data protection lobbyists who say that all the private information collected during your senses will be available to practically any organization that requests it pay me use found in the statute. but only use the security intelligence services for national security purposes any use for the pursuit is croyde any use in pursuit of an e.u. community obligation so any e.u. rules that information can be passed over so it's essentially any government use whatsoever of confidentiality has been abolished and u.k. government agencies don't exactly have a great track record when it comes to safeguarding information three years ago a file containing secret terror related documents was left on a train more recently the national health service lost the medical records of tens of thousands of people thanks to lockheed martin's involvement in the census it would be hard for the u.s.

authorities to lay their hands on that information if they wanted a tip in the stead says it's used by the government grants to local councils and recognize new groups in society as census run by lockheed martin raises grave concerns and question about ethics and international security if a lot of people boycott this that says it will make it ineffective and a waste of money but the two hundred forty million dollar contracts amount will go into martin's pocket anyway you're an authority. stories making headlines across the people of chile have been a year of his. massive earthquake there killed more than five hundred people and left hundreds of thousands homeless the country's president led commemorations in a town that was all but leveled by the quake protesters or protests took place accusing the government of being too slow with rebuilding shattered communities maybe half the damaged properties remain uninhabitable but repairs are being dogged by bureaucratic hold ups. for british airways i.t.

worker has been found guilty in the u.k. of involvement in trying to bomb an airplane rajiv karim was convicted of conspiring with a radical yemeni cleric to stage the attacks kareem previously admitted fundraising for terrorism but denied getting the job would be a with the intention of carrying out attacks. the third oscars and los angeles they came in speed train supreme it gathered for academy awards including best actor for apologies for its portrayal of george the sixth natalie portman grabbed best actress for her performance as a troubled ballerina in black swan the biggest rival was the social network the story of facebook's inception took home three statuettes. russian black caviar producers hope to ship more than two tons of the delicacy into the european union this year and it could soon become more affordable because russian scientists have found a way to harvest the eggs without killing the fish that could mean families again

enjoying have you are without breaking the back. this is the new klondike home to black gold caviar limited supplies and time consuming production the luxuries delicacy is one of the most expensive foods on the planet however that may soon be a thing of the past but here we have best are a hybrid between beluga and sturgeon a beautiful fish little's a hearty been very productive for me igor board so has been working with stage in his whole life and even has a species named after him thanks to special living conditions he created his fish which or three times faster then in the wild so the caviar can be farmed all year round. here this is all caviar in the belly it's full of it. is also behind a unique technique to harvest the row without killing the fish rather than being cold like elsewhere in the world the female fish is in the best cold milk gently

and honestly it started fishes milk it can produce up to a quarter of its weight in paddy i'll say this specimen is about ten kilos so up to two our heroes of caviar every time they approach you know makes caviar more accessible but also helps preserve this increasingly scholars read of beautiful flowers once russia had about ninety percent of the world's stock of sturgeon but by the turn of the century while sturgeon were close to extinction and poachers were running the show to preserve what was left russia first hold a commercial harvesting in two thousand and two and then banned the sale of sturgeon and black caviar altogether poaching escalated and so did the prices now the country is trying to return to the heady days of soviet area abundance this is the largest farm in russia it boasts artesian water fish food and even spots for humans or its inhabitants the head of this raises says it. well leads to one

inescapable fact e.q. and unprofessional consumer will hardly be able to tell the difference between the wild and the farms can be hard in fact you can only taste it and if it tastes good that means it has been farmed however most experts agree that demand always outstrip supply and although black caviar may get cheaper it will never be cheap. party. green americans up next with a business report stay with us. our welcome to business with the criminal account thanks for joining me all prices are continuing to grow out of fears that unrest in the north africa and middle east might spread including to top producer saudi arabia a price of light sweet almost reached one hundred dollars per barrel on monday and the price of bread crude hovers about one hundred and twelve dollars now christine

this corrino from standard and poor's equity research explains this is also having a big impact on gas prices. what the market hasn't been focusing on is the fact that it's natural gas that is going to be impacted also in the short term europe was fearful that it was solely dependent on brusha for its imports so we had decided to try to diversify by exploring more for natural gas in north african countries and once again we find ourselves dependent on russia is it good news for russia yes i think it is if the natural gas exports from libya taking out of the market that helps natural gas market which have an abundance of supply at the same time you could russian and difficult situation because they have to develop future reserves and the question is if we're going to develop these reserves which we now see will be necessary if progress continues in northern africa at what price are we going to develop them increasing oil prices it's not just left to commodities

everything go thought and it's very difficult to determine the development of a project if you don't know what the costs are going to be. sellers have a look at the markets u.s. stocks are moving higher after all prices stabilized corporations announced another rather big deals in corporate news j.p. morgan seeks to buy a minority stake in twitter valuing it one of the four billion dollars european stocks are up this are investors still concerned over the continuing troll in libya across the middle east and waiting for you is a question data has b.c. is losing four and a half percent falling to the lowest level in nearly a month as the banks for your earnings missed analyst estimates in russia the markets ended in the red having continued in the black story having continued their last weeks winning streak the r.t.s. has hit two years maximum of one thousand nine hundred forty seven points to finish one point nine percent higher oil prices move tension in the middle east escalating

guys moving closer to the q one hundred dollars a barrel mark brands trading over one hundred fourteen dollars dollars have a look at some individual shareholders in russia. he majors and makes metals and mining sectors better than market on high gold silver style is up more than three percent paul is called on eight percent banking shares were also posted gains bt be punished to help the stock. russian billionaire romana could sell year process forty percent stake in coking coal producer a sports car asset worth an estimated two point four billion dollars could either be sold for a spot as not just once it's also owns forty percent of the company or in an s.p.l. . rumors on a possible response because so often have been circulating since its flagship mine had to shut down following a series of blasts in two thousand and ten. that's all the update for now but you can always find more stories in all that site that he got.

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