trizone book bills are going to go on hold her till surges show some research and punish certain wrong clothes on the radio and leave them jointly her children's shares in new delhi who took the most recent babyhood clearing collection remote applause of the maidens originals the leela part was a movie the road isn't sure and it was punished with a precocious. crash five fights break out across libya as the country spirals into noticeable will incumbent on lead good down here times she would drown out the all stars and violent incidents appears of a melting threat from. the us is amassing its naval forces even closer to libya as international voices continue to raise concerns as a sovereign intervention and we are in an information war and we are losing that

war the u.s. state department says it needs to millions of dollars to fight off the only civil rights media out there including posse. and all russian flags up series will take you to the ancient sizzix of the out of stuff to the top of the historic taste to draw on. the third cells and a multi-billion dollar deal with russia's independent gas producer and overtaxed so you can have twelve percent stake in the company as they did a little five natural gas project but more on this and other business stories in twenty minutes time and business out see. this is our senior night from the international criminal court is launching an investigation into the libyan leader moammar gadhafi and some of his supporters for alleged crimes against humanity it's the first time the call. north of

investigation into an ongoing abend meanwhile the battle for the oil rich east continues and reports that as strikes over the town of brega where the country's witnessing agree most all the arab revolts with panels that killed during more than a fortnight of fighting the international community have condemned the harsh methods used to crack down on the opposition this comes as the u.s. deploys troops of the two warships already approaching libyan shore was a new threat and raised fears of foreign intervention reward the u.n. has warned of a growing humanitarian crisis on with the move your buddha where hundreds of thousands of stranded after fleeing libya artie's polis clear reports from tunis the capital struggles to cope with the huge influx of refugees some one hundred eighty thousand people have fled libya with seventy five thousand of them already reaching here inching is yet another thirty thousand are waiting at the border to follow through after updates those days there was renewed fighting between

government troops loyal to leader moammar gadhafi as well as opposition forces according to residents and eyewitness reports they were renewed a strikes in the town of leader we just yesterday fourteen people were killed and that now the town was briefly taken over by government forces before we hear it is firmly back in the hands of the rebels it is no means of two weeks of violence and one of the dusty is losing control of the eastern half of his country but he has vowed to stay in power and continued fighting against this backdrop it is becoming increasingly imaginable that there could be some kind of foreign intervention in libya the u.s. has already sent warships that has reached the mediterranean and are making their way towards libya we're hearing that four hundred u.s. soldiers are in the mediterranean right now really to board these warships at the same time the british prime minister david cameron of course so a no fly zone there were many there in. international community who are against

this including the arab league as well as russia they say that it's creates an aria where you have to have some kind of short term solution put on the table but no long term prognosis in terms of how this will play out we are hearing the same from locals there there are against any kind of international intervention with opposition leaders saying as much they say that it will spread the conflict it will undermine the democratic movement and at the same time we're hearing that a no fly zone will involve military attacks on libya's air defenses not this was done in other countries such as iraq and they would prove that it is unlikely to hold the regime's helicopter and ground operations if anything it runs the risk of expanding the violence here as gadhafi will then have the justification he needs to merely stick up his final scene and his campaigns against people who oppose him. they're related thought with a curation in north africa well

a lawmaker be heard about a girl or says that the arab world is tired of old regime that is null searching for a new identity. we see the new generation the new generation in the arab world which is tired of the ruling regimes. we did not elect. people who are in power in most of our countries lubricant was promoting twenty years and for those who was abroad twenty or thirty it's very difficult to see why oh why do we have the rulers. so their philosophy their way of thinking of the understanding and of their search of identity is something which emerges within the arab societies and you could hardly impose any ideology you can hardly impose democracy or western standards you can hardly impose the sheer rule over you really and standard were even the turkish

mode or i think that. the discussion within the arab world with the future of their world is only starting. what i mean is the full interview with to get off coming up next hour here on t.v. . now the libyan crisis is showing no signs of dying down and is now being felt far beyond its borders the price of oil is skyrocketing without a result without all the very good feeling to neighboring countries. have maps out the situation. let's look at the implications of the ongoing unrest in the northern african region and what it means for the rest of the world geographically libya tunisia egypt and our jury and these are just some of the countries affected by the civil unrest there just across the sea from europe and this to me that hundred forty thousand people have already fled unrest in libya into neighboring tunisia and egypt but the likelihood will actually stay there is rather slim italy has

already received as many a thirty thousand refugees who continue to pour into the country france greece and spain may just be next in line even before. the prospect of massive immigration has always been europe's wars tonight. in real terms it has never been substantial we have always been below thirty thousand. possible and every year. clearly the overthrow of the governments poses a whole different set of issues and what europe will be able to do. depends on the ability of actually called the among some of the governments most affected i mean imagine if in two months time coral good is not overthrown i mean business could not proceed as usual after so something will have to be done if you work on the map of libya in terms of all oil production facilities will see that eighty percent of

the oil producing territories right now are under rebel control and now you are up to eighty five percent of libya's crude exports more than thirty percent of libyan oil goes to italy fourteen percent in germany ten percent of china in france and five percent to the united states and the rest has already promoted a spike in oil prices which climbed it's over one hundred dollars a barrel the highest point in two years and this summer is just the beginning all prices have a knock on effect. the cost of. most items because of course you need energy to. to make products and deliver them to the shop so. if prices continue to stay. that will have significant inflation pressures. on europe. and the world finally if a civil war breaks out on libya with the country breaking apart geopolitical

implications for the region and for the world cannot be underestimated the major peril now is coming is the islamists are radical islam is going to pile on all over the region you know these revolutions in egypt and syria in tunisia all of the arab states they have been yet you can see a million radical islamist parties who have been suppressed by previous regimes the muslim brotherhood in egypt for instance. in libya you know he's very strong in libya actually libyan department is one of the strongest of the world maybe the second strongest after the previous spiny one one of the greatest dangers is that al qaida. tried to get use of it so they're highly volatile situation in this northern african region really bears significance not just really big but really for the rest of the world.

coming up in just a couple of moments exploring russia's greatest cities the sound play soccer team visits the central russian a city of yet us travel and stay with all sorts of find out why this cultural more bizarre than in the limelight. and conquering of the skies a russian fighter jet passes a test without flying colors for the couple of minutes here on our c. the u.s. is losing information water alternative media outlets including r t well that's the message from hillary clinton to congress members who are questioning the state department's forty seven billion dollars budget request for next year result damages you can report the u.s. secretary of state says washington needs to step up its propaganda that. clinton was the finding her department budget in congress she says a major reason the state department needs money is because the u.s.

is losing the information war and among those media who are winning that war hillary clinton named arky i'll be very blunt in my assessment al jazeera is winning. the chinese have opened up a global english language and multi language television network the russians have opened up an english language network i've seen it in a few countries and it's quite instructive this is when one says oh she's leading an effort to spread u.s. propaganda through new media with twitter feeds in arabic and farsi but on global stage the u.s. prevailed when it comes to television she basically said the u.s. should step up propaganda efforts and get back quote in the game of doing quote what we do best here is more during the cold war we did a great job in getting america's message out after the berlin wall fell we said ok fine enough for that you know we've done it we're done and unfortunately we are paying a big price for it and our our private media cannot fill that gap in fact our private

media particularly cultural programming often works at counter purposes to what we truly are as americans and what our values are i remember having an afghan general tell me that the only thing he thought about americans is that all the men wrestled in the women walked around a bikini's because the only t.v. ever saw was baywatch and worldwide wrestling come five years ago western media outlets including b.b.c. and c.n.n. basically had a monopoly in the coverage of war news things have changed a lot since then more and more viewers of cross the world tune into various foreign media to get a fresh take on the events our t.v. presence on you tube for example is a real hit almost three hundred million views. something like three million al-jazeera coverage of the unrest in the middle east than in words africa has outdone the u.s. presentation of the events while many are happy to see this emerging media variety

the head of a u.s. agency that manages the country's government run international broadcasting is basically called those foreign media enemies this was the search of state hillary clinton basically confirmed it saying that the u.s. . is at war i mean formation war with foreign media. hamad karzai says mounting civilian casualties in the afghanistan war a serious problem which washington is not doing enough to address the president made the statement during a video conference and broccoli bomb on thursday it comes a day after nato apologized for the killing of nine boys under the age of thirteen in afghanistan live in area line findings indicate they were killed in an accidental on this we're joined live now from the afghan capital by the activist. many thanks for being with us here in a safe says it's sorry for the tragedy but what are these official apologies really mean to the bereaved family. it's very difficult to translate

these apologies. really meaningful. things to victims' families these are casualties that have been happening for too many years too many civilian casualties and also the people of afghanistan the civilians are the victims of both the nato civilian casualties and the terrorists who come with bombings and with indiscriminate targeting of civilian areas and the people of palestine are tired of war they're both. despicable and they're deplorable and whether it's coming from the terrorists or from the regular nato forces it kills afghans and if we don't do anything about it seriously there might be people who think that the value of the life of afghans are probably less and it doesn't mean anything to western countries who are here to fight

a war on terror so the life of the afghan people should become as valuable as the life of those that these forces are coming here to defend the same. the people in afghanistan are tired of this and list of ongoing indiscriminate zooming killing but how is the u.s. expecting to win the hearts and minds of the afghan people as it says it wants to do if some steady mistakes like this one continue to occur. you know the hearts of the people of afghanistan or in the hands of two incompetent. players players in international community and one player is the afghan government and both players are incompetent and ignorant about the true meaning of hearts and minds the hearts and minds of the people of afghanistan cannot be won by. previous peace that you talk about the forty seven billion dollars that the united states or any other propaganda machines cannot win what hearts and minds are real things

tangible things things that can be touched in their lives when their hearts and minds are reports that we've received suggest that u.s. military action has killed nearly twice as many civilians as the insurgents has and how can the afghan people possibly keep tolerating this. and you know the intention of this war was to fight terror but the people of afghanistan have become the victim of terror by the terrorists and what happens to them in terms of these civilian losses of life that also terrorizes every family that also kills and mothers fathers children so at the end of the day the loss is on the afghan side whether it's coming from the terrorists from by suicide bombings by a school by clinic. or by indiscriminate and

incompetent military actions and i think the lack of. proper coordination the lack of interest intelligence that needs to be there and especially in a guerrilla war this becomes even more pertinent nato has to do much better the united states and coalition forces have to do much better and they have to also hold the afghan side also at a higher standard in this. what the afghan government and the international community are held responsible in their eyes and and in the eyes of the people of up on the stuff let's talk about the afghan government throughout this government and like himself type of piece of meat in the kings of corruption see here do you think is really gaining from that still raging on enough hands down you know what the government of understand says about corruption or about

governance that in itself has created a vacuum a corruption of poor governance and lack of rule of law has created a void where the taleban and opposition are coming in recruiting and also or holding the civilians as shields and thereby they they create a situation where this civilian casualties become a reality because they bring nato into civilian areas they bring their opposition into civilian areas by hiding there we have to provide for the people of water sort of what they need so they will side with the government of afghanistan and with the international community. governors the high officials of the government and the political and economic mafia in this country have held the people of this country hostage and therefore they're the hostage of two sides the incompetence of our government and the international community and the bullying of the terrorists who come to each village and take advantage of their vacuum that the government and the

international community creates their life from the afghan capital kabul that was critical. ok quick look at some other international headlines now this hour for you of a suicide bomber has blown up a bank in northern iraq killing at least eight people eight others were wounded in the blast in the town of how deep the reports say the terrorists targeted people queuing at the bank to collect their salaries security personnel was said to be among those killed it's thought to be the first major attack in the towns and over two thousand and nine when five people were killed by a suicide bomber. over three hundred christians to to the streets and to protest against the assassination of the country's minorities minister. he was killed on wednesday when medicines gunned down in his car this was the second assassination in two months of

a high profile opponent of the country's strict blasphemy laws meanwhile elsewhere in the country a powerful explosion targeting police in northwestern pakistan killed at least three offices and for civilians. new zealand have given up hope of finding any more survivors after last week's devastating earthquake hit the city of christchurch officials they say they have transitioned from a rescue to a recovery operation and will now look for the remains of the victims the death toll currently sits at one hundred and sixty one but police estimate the final figure may be as high as two hundred forty most died of multi-story buildings which came crashing down moving away from the rescue operation will allow the teams to use heavy machinery on collapsed buildings. now it's time to sit back relax and enjoy a brand new tool around russia courtesy of our close up team.

this time around we traveled some three hundred kilometers north of the city of riyadh us level with a thousand history years of history rather a breathtaking these traction for tourists it's obvious locals take great pride in that commitment to preserving the city's architecture with the atlas novel the home of russia's old this theater and the zombies in the france has been finding out history and cinema hunted hand in this cultural hot. it is said that one thousand years ago at the place where the vulgar and a coat or so rivers meet prince yaroslav the wise killed a local sacred bear with his battle axe and then founded the town of yaroslavl the town and region its name for has been known for drama ever sence local filmmaker yuri vacs man gave me a tour to show me why. the parts of what are some fifteen to twenty historical

films were short right in the area where we're walking or even filmed at this location to recreate moscow in one hundred forty one style and being driven around in this car from the kremlin to the church of the prophet elijah to the embankment time has stopped in a frame of a camera what next they are sort of a region so attractive to filmmakers is that the sets have been standing for centuries nearly perfectly preserved so in studio send out their location scout stuff i did great historical setting get a lot of is ready for its cost. and so is its talent alexander petrov is in the business of setting scenes with paint and a heavy dose of romantic realism. here japeth ernest hemingway's the old man and the sea into an animated film on twenty nine thousand painted plates of glass and snagged in one nine hundred ninety nine academy award for animated short film he showed me how he shot the frames with

a custom made motion control imax camera system. i've made several films here here i've raised my pupils and now participate in the making of my films i hope that soon they're going to have their own ideas and will start working on their own projects so my dream has come true for. other movers and shakers in the industry are generating pupils of their own but in a much more physical way roman court since hollywood and russian movie career has taken his stand schoolyard film to a whole new level. to get over the past five years we've been training pay. mostly boys and men who want to master this profession they come from all over russia training for a four times a week with complex stunts it's very intensive you talents a real struggle in a board here on this carpet that there are more ways to jump into the movies than playing with fire in jaroslava just go get a bite to eat at one of the local cafes one of the most famous of all soviet films

was even brazil of its changes profession a screw and ivan the terrible in it the mask of the sixteenth century was played by the arabs libel town a rough start and of iran because they were good restaurant customers get the full cinematic experience and this seemed of the film are set throughout the restaurant but if you'd like to sleep on it the attached hotel is watch all fall for it caters to the movie mind it with its time honored blockbuster themed rooms evander seeley bitch being the most popular for his part yuri vacs men's recent film hydraulic is packed with blockbuster action but his other local repertoire is not if that of the theater or the city of yaroslav all is the cradle of russian theatre the finest theatre founded by short of all course was the first national theatre that opened in russia it reached the heights of creative and professional force in its time.

and that may be but as long as the one thousand year old city of yaroslav all is internationally protected as a historical site it will forever be known as the silent armchair new gracing the background of thousands of cinema and television screens the world over. when the france r.t. . now the second prototype of russia's fighter jet program has successfully completed its best test flight this is a made plane was up in the air for almost an hour while the jet said to some of the most advanced aviation equipment on the planet its capability to be able to run ways and fly in the most challenging weather conditions generation fighters are expected to enter service in russia in twenty if the price tag is estimated at about one hundred million dollars. this hour spotlighting talks about the first russian venture capitalist in a fortune magazine's top fifty thousand but first we're going to start date which

major. bottoms of the program global oil major third child has agreed to buy a twelve percent stake in russia's and a kind of gas producer eyeing to increase its share in the company to up to twenty percent in the next three years so that was also acquired one third of stake in the business liquefied natural gas project on the mile peninsula i think we're going to go to discover as well. the deal will benefit both companies to tell will become the first and the main international investor in the to participate in the development of vast gas resources of the amal been insular while another tack our will benefit from the investment and experience of the international world giant the c.e.o. of the of french company christopher demar jury said that the tile is paying around four billion dollars for those twelve percent stake which they hope to increase to

fifteen percent within a year and nine hundred point four percent within three years. more for russia is a very attractive country for investors which is even more obvious than the instability that we're currently facing the amal l. and g. aims to start production of the ellen g. in two thousand and sixteen and is designed to produce around fifteen million tonnes of gas per year the project needs twenty eight billion dollars of investment and others c.e.o. of the number tagged me his son says that they will suit start as soon start looking for other participants in the project. we could soon ring bringing in several other foreign partners into the project they will be able to get up to forty nine percent we're now negotiating with a number of possible partners and we expect to make a final decision by the end of the year however towle will stay as the majority shareholder in the project the analysts say that it is good that the towel was

picked as it is it will only compliment the implementation of the project look at the markets now in europe and buy votes on the back side gaining a round one per cent that's after european central bank has left its decision to keep interest rates unchanged at one percent the russian markets now optimism also seen in their yards yes across a psychological benchmark of two thousand points is now gaining around one percent nice is about point seven percent up a look at the stocks now now over tech shares shot up more than four percent in morning trading on the back of news that francis totals by mistake in the company but it's now down one half percent there's profit taking one hundred percent service start to set. that's all we have for you this i'll be back next hour with an update the headlines are that something.

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