broadcasting live from our studios and some from moscow this is r.j. where we take a look at the week's top story. british special forces soldiers are released by libyan opposition as fears grow a foreign military intervention in the country experts claim that any military action in libya would be driven because of skyrocketing fuel prices in the u.s. it's. winning hearts and minds abroad hillary clinton asked for more funding to spread the u.s. message overseas as that more people turn to alternative sources for news the u.s.

secretary of state says america is losing in an information war to foreign outlets including our team. and in a bid to regain public trust major reforms to see the russian police force renamed and officers retrain selection will be more rigorous and pay increased in the hope of turning out more professional officers. and up next we talk to middle east expert and head of russia's foreign affairs committee. who says it's a crucial time for the arab world as it searches for a new identity. well my girl thank you very much for being with us today from a pleasure now from the latest would you describe the events in libya as

a revolution or has it turned into a civil war already well my feeling is that it's more and more look like it's like a civil war. then a revolution can turn into a civil war if it does not solve all the problems of the regime change overnight it's happened in russia after nineteen seventeen revolution it was happening in several countries so there is nothing strange how likely is the u.n. u.s. intervention in libya well i suspect that today or when america is involved in two very difficult wars in islamic world against and iraq. the decision to get into another war in spite of either it is short or long will be serious damage for the image of president obama i don't think for him

for domestic consumption so to speak it will be a wise decision that we do hear hillary clinton coming out and say that they need assistance that's helping you people and square assistance that means that the international community should consider that so that the request but when the leader of the interior government former minister. minister of interior where he is says that people of libya are ready to solve the problems which they face in libya themselves. well i think that. well if if no one asks for assistance or why should you give assistance i think that for libyan interior and government it's very important now to show that it is able to deliver. and of course there is a lot of bloodshed in libya but it seems like people who are against gadhafi regime are ready to forsake reforms but some believe they cut out the is obviously

a political living corpse who is more likely to replace sentiment with that person need to ask us blessings well i think that first of all. with what is happening now in the arab world. in tunisia in egypt libya and other countries we can hardly predict who's going to be the leaders. neither united states nor russia neither european union nor league of arab states we're ready to. predict that such a chain of revolutions may happen in the arab world and we do not know much about the opposition leaders because many of them are not traditional political leaders because there are many of them just emerge where can you leaders in the streets during the fight and i think in libya we shall see many competing groups after the. end of gadhafi era racial some tribal leaders we shall see political leaders

from the north which will see some people who are in exile abroad and there will be a very strange cocktail of interests and spheres of influence so to speak those who will be coming back from the u.s. will bring in will there are some american lady as those who will be coming from the desert will come with nomadic. civilization heritage and so on so i think that we cannot say who's going to be the new leader who's going to be the new president the u.s. was quick to action when it came to his original barack but when you think about it this foreign governments are the ones who prop these regimes why do they give up on them so easily well my feeling is that in case of mubarak kind of. the feeling of. so to speak i will state. politically correct weight now on the verge infuse the as

a barbaric. i felt at first in summer when i was in iraq. when mubarak refused to say that he is not going to be a candidate for the forthcoming presidential elections and his son gamal will take the lead he did not happen and for many western and bassett there is and in cairo it has become very clear that mubarak is becoming a kind of a lead in the uk so i have a feeling that they're losing confidence in mubarak in the west started in summer last year. like you said through senate unprecedented wave of social uprisings across the arab world where do this countries go from now can they handle the situation on their own well are i think that first of all we see. that the new generation the new generation in the arab world which is tired of ruling

regimes. the did not elect. people why in power in most of our countries ruled the country is not in twenty years and for those who is about twenty or thirty it's very difficult to say why do they have the right to have those rulers. so their philosophy of their way of thinking of their understanding and of their social identity is something which emerges within the arab societies and you can hardly impose any ideology on them you can hardly impose democracy or western standards you can hardly impose the sheer rule of iranian standard were even the turkish mood i think that. the discussion within the arab world with the future of the arab world is only starting and i think that as as a former historian i can say that something such as something similar was happening in their world in the nineteenth century when

a massive uprising against the ottoman empire were shaking the arab world now we'll we will see another great arab revolution but many fear that the u.s. will try to impose their model of democracy or their understanding of democracy on those countries and one that the whole purpose of this social uprisings really take away the chance of ever establishing a real democracy well you know we had several cases several examples of sort of speak w d p words demonstrated practice of imposing democracy is in arab world by france and the european union for example in the eighty's in algeria when free and fair elections led to the victory of radical islamists and army had to take power we all saw the results are of free and fair transparent elections in palestine with hamas. one and everybody was very unhappy in the west so if you're just going with the with the more with the milieu with the cliche here to an

undeveloped society of the arab world today you will not see the results which you want to sing so i don't think that of course there will be a lot of advisors there will be many consult on school be trying to educate. you or bleeders about western motives but i think that the arab world will produce its own democracy very soon what you've said here about america are far more concerned about oil and gas supplies in northern africa and in the middle east and there are human rights and democracy can you back up that claim well it's in its usual. clash between the values and interests of course there are values of human rights rule of law and democracy which are universal for the whole europe including russia for the united states of america but there are interests and no one has forgotten

the concept of war or will be our were bad guys so to speak and if the leader can provide american security interests and if the so that leader can provide a russian or a west european economic interests his support that kind of impact will this seventy region where does this for example of me for israel while israel is. in in a kind of permanent astonishment so to speak i was on the phone later well earlier this morning with the israeli ambassador in them there in moscow and i asked her what's going on. and she said it out of a job she said well we are always to blame of course israel is not to blame israel is not behind all those revolutions it's impossible even you know to a mad. such a situation but for israel what is happening in the air world is a very serious challenge for its security because more or less they have stable

relations with president mubarak with the king of jordan with some other arab nations my like even qatar for example got the day israel has to monitor the situation very attentively obviously israel is not behind this resolution stealing that anyone else is behind them from inside it from the outside world i do not believe that in in the global plots against russia nor against the arab world are all these changes of the emerge within the society yes and even if the reason. someone very clever i would say the arab world who wants to predict the situation he will not be able to do that i what would this mean for iran what's going on right now in our. run to my mind it's a very important time after the over throw of the regime of saddam hussein iran has become of the strongest nation in the greater middle east and islamic

world after that this position was challenged by the changing views of turkish government took it demanded that it wants to be the strongest nation at least in the sunni world or in the greater middle east as a rope and now iran is seeing that some arab countries after the change of the regimes after the more than a decision in this country is going to say no we are arab leaders we are leaders of islamic world and they think that there will be a very serious dispute islamic world as a whole not only including iran turkey arab states but also including pakistan malaysia indonesia and india which is which has the biggest muslim population in asia i think your opinion when the dust settles what power shift look like where he said it dominant force an interest. well there will be elections i don't think that is not radicals and will regain the majority during these elections in none of

those countries we shall see coalition governments and we shall see the. search of identity and massive search of a density of misery in islamic world as we see it in the arabic but i mean that so you don't think for us were to concentrate in one country and no not at all not at all it's a patchwork how michaele thank you very much but it's making so much in the. the official on t. obligation on the phone called touch from the q sob story. from life on the go. video on demand oxys minefield costs an honest mistake with the palm of your.

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week's top stories right here on r.g.p. british special forces soldiers are released by libyan opposition as fears of grow . all of the foreign military intervention in the country experts claim any military action in libya would include in the treasure of skyrocketing fuel prices in the us. winning hearts and minds abroad hillary clinton asks for more funding to spread the u.s. message overseas as more people turn to alternative fuel sources for no news the u.s. secretary of state says america's losing the information war to fill in outlets including are too. big to regain public trust major reforms see the russian police

force renamed and officers retrain selection will be more rigorous simply increasing the hope of turning out more professional officers. and now it is time for the latest sports news with. hello welcome to the sport in r g coming to you from the russian capital with me ramon calls for help first had lines. triple crown lindsey vonn secures her third side fill in as many days after lifting the f.a.'s world called super g. ground and actually. rising the regular season champions i'm going to take the last eastern conference semifinal spot saxon's eating nets and he makes on home ice. sparrow hills rails you have to get shot continues her peril slalom dominance by winning the whole world cup stage in moscow. let's start with alpine

skiing where lindsey vonn had a quiet signing to remember in star visit it's of the american skier winning her third title in as many days a world cup super g. title the latest addition to her trophy case that's what the six year old already secured a super combined and downhill crown but her hunger to when carried over into the final day of the events she was clocked in at just over one minute and twenty one seconds welcome patridge judy among kusa just missed the chance to improve on that time best friends up rival maria reach in the mix as always grabbing the final spot on the podium next to the american self three titles in as many days for the twenty percent downhill and a gold medalist on. mary zero meanwhile once again proves he's a force to be reckoned with in the trial of the austrian veteran registering his fourteenth overall world cup victory in a highly charged race gianbattista graunt straddling a gate and getting disqualified from the events as he tried to get the better off.

a gracious though also committing the same mistake as his french rival leaving the door open formats and thirty one year olds with full advantage with a blistering last run axel back in the one casper tied for second place followed by andre malraux. on to the kontinental hockey league where finally played like the regular season champions they are the hawks and the destroying underdogs and it's a human in the deciding game seven of the western conference quarterfinals at ten bucks finding the net so there are seven of them per se of the hosts. and alexander with a brace each for the winners of unguarded holding this one carries over into the next round where they'll face off against a lot of money as a board wednesday with their leaders looking. earlier to reach the next stage. now let's take a look at what's coming up in the next round for the case with the cup contenders sets a battle in the conference semifinals western squads will play game one and she's

able what's he looking to dethrone its second club from. the jaroslava side. fell by the wayside a well rested scott st petersburg it's either on the key to the postseason wrong going against the northern army men sweats bars or moscow in the previous round while their opponents enjoyed a six game battle with. how the eastern conference will start on wednesday and regular season winners add one quarter sets of host. game one as a true heavyweight match up between the second and third seeded teams in the east two times attending champions are forced to face off against powerhouse i like you life goal teams are yet to lose this close. reason having swept their opening round matches against doris and ziggy respectively. and stay with words as course he had to i guess she confirmed herself as the world's top parallel slalom snowboarder but that story at the whole world cup stage right here in moscow richard about poor

paper reports are you competing to get sugarcane into the latest world cup event in moscow's the woman to beat she'd already won four times a season on the circuit and was looking to win number five in front of a home. while the rest of native managed cruising for later runs the same could be said you can clean or you can constrict monocle because you are both not trying to become titian in the early rounds which encourage you just the faster i found the course here on the short side at the last the bounce in south korea the slope was much longer as is the case with the majority of the places where we raced on the world cup tour i would have liked this course to be a little bit longer and maybe in the future than may be able to do this while russia's women have three snowboarders in the world's top ten the men's side doesn't nearly have the same strength and bat at number twelve in the world tennis market call appeared to be the best hope he got out of the reckoning early on living under the sole belief to play the feyerick design of the twenty one year old

second season on the professional circuit and he produced a credible performance getting into the quarter finals. and i think i made a little mistake in my second run which didn't help but i'm still learning and i think that it will consider a whole new way into the tour but let's not forget she was the sole remaining russian left in the competition and the twenty three year old underlined her status as the competition favorite by breezing through into the semifinals first lowballing was clueless and put a lot of pressure on her opponents who were forced right quick can take more risks than usual as was the case in her semifinal were set by her opponents on the first run when she was over the short of a place in the final i knew. i would get nervous and i'm competing i don't feel any easier than my opponent. they have full and they can always catch up so i always need to concentrate on winning the men's final was contested by roland fish and. it was neck and neck following the first run and i was a little shoes coming into the final stages of the second round. of the final.

it was returned in fishmonger who just claimed victory and he says he's had a great time competing in the russian capital i like to come here. because i like the city especially this race it's the best race that with this business it's. been a little mini sation from the must come and go but it's been tough but it's ok and i'm i like it a lot here meanwhile the stranger said sit through the years have occurred when have a cup of into the season she was up against japan storm or protect you g m once again the russians brilliant bowling force her opponents into a slip which gave her a massive time advantage going into the second run. once again tradition was flawless and plain and easy victory much to the delight of her home fans and it's won the world cup leader friends have very bad. idea that this is my past because it was in front of my home fans and how can i run this found an ecstatic i thought i wouldn't be able to win and i tried and managed to claim victory in the end this

was the first it was all carlos holland event to be held in the russian capital one school that's only going to grow in popularity given the recent six cents in the country snowboarders you painted on your shoes had a fantastic weekend for russia as you aim to make sure the winning charles was close no problem games going very well received by the participants and hopefully it could become a regular it's a boarding challenge richard i'm told we don't see moscow. let's check in with football now where russian champions need st petersburg claim their first trophy of the season after beating says moscow one nail in the russian super cop which was held in the saturn city of cross the dar and muscovites had far more scoring abortionists is they'll try out the match by the chinese pilot. men were the ones capsulize ing on their rare chance i didn't say on of scores or seats in the seventy third minute thanks to a fruit basket i said against the mob it's a scar schedules a place you need to get in a building the quarterfinals of the russian caught. in the english premier league

liverpool moved up to six place after defeating leaders magister united three one at anfield to liverpool man instrumental in all three goals lewis so are is this systems and are quite secure grabbing a hat trick javier hernandez managed to score of insulation goal in the design moments with a visit inside this with skin it's all vicious first win against united since he was scolded liverpool in one thousand nine hundred back then his side also demolished magister story for answers goldens that russian international are among public chant post-war himself and assist the germans of coal with one of his two goals for talking them as they travelled all over hampton the rules though salvaging at three three draw on the late effort by steven fletcher. let's take a quick look at saturday's match now arsenal on the manage the draw against sunderland at the emirates called goals and that one elsewhere was strong pete birmingham free once a man sports wise for full and lifting them over blackburn three to mid table ever since if you did you can still see one west ham sport brienne answer goes against coke city west while bolton pulled back from two one downside measurements of aston

villa three two and in the late game still the sole goal of health matches for city wigan. finally blood spans the wall and be seen one of the world's best heavyweights in action next month the w b o i below and i.d.f. champion forced to cancel his april thirtieth title balance against derek chisora but bigger challenges await the cranium this summer the younger klitschko who will turn thirty five later this month has been nursing as framed abdominal muscle. missing an opportunity to take the three major titles and the ring magazine belt from the longest reigning champion in the division the bat was originally scheduled for december eleventh of last year. well let's call it all for exactly the same reason david haye meanwhile finally has a chance to take on his fierce rival for those belts later this summer both the champion and political confirming their ballots in germany on june twenty fifth or july the second. one r.t.

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