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the french official calls for ground troops in libya president sarkozy finds himself cornered at home he struggles to convince his own people. the critically ill russian convict needs to end his suffering but taking his own life but officials maintain euthanasia in the. press remains in georgia say the country they fought for has abandoned their means of survival pensions mean they can't afford basic necessities. and russian and european stocks are quietly rebounding from monday's losses as you know they took a big drop after one of the biggest creditor rating agencies downgraded the u.s.
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credit status to negative. about twenty minutes trying. to. world news twenty four hours a day you're watching r.t. leading nato members calling for ground troops in libya even though it's against the u.n. resolution france's foreign affairs chapman's warning the campaign will be cornered without boots on the ground the french public there are unconvinced leaving president sarkozy fighting a new front back home instead of wishing for. france is now fighting in three wars the first foreign states to go into libya the laws just force in ivory coast civil war and this just sent more troops to afghanistan but watch the french media and this is what you get the americans are responsible for the rising civilian death toll and there's no mention of the french contingency the locals welcomed their
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western liberators with open arms. we're being flooded propaganda relations to their truth we're told the international community is behind us but france just wants africa's resources. this reporter explains how the french government dictates national coverage you will of basically follow our editorial line on foreign policy or you will not be invited or included to come back and ask questions and press conferences and we will have big club there with you when you seek interviews but if you turn to the internet the view of president sarkozy's policies a much more critical fridge people are growing increasingly worried about their country being labeled as imperialist with little regard for its victims opposite centers on the rising number of casualties and the damage it does to france's
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reputation activists say france's media coverage is one sided but the real story will eventually get through after almost a decade of war in afghanistan news of the thousands of french soldiers and thousands of civilians killed is finally hitting home board of governors is unpopular. although the media treated. generally quite positive. the invasion of iraq the biggest and she will rallies in history there were experts say libya could become so disease iraq and disappoints government's efforts the truth. thralls these current rules is also coming out the new cultural artsy paris. burn area thousand people have been evacuated from the piers and western city of misrata to the rebel stronghold of benghazi the opposition is struggling to lift a weeks long siege by colonel gadhafi as force since sing me how to no chance of
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resisting the help of nato air strikes conn hallinan who writes for foreign policy in focus says china may have no option but to become yet another player china between the middle east and africa draws almost all of its imported well up from this region so if you examine the libya invasion in terms of the role of the us military in the fifth fleet in the persian gulf and the red sea and then african in libya what you see is that five out of the six leading source is of china's oil and gas are under either u.s. sanction or the u.s. military control to put its thumb on the juggler vein so i think you have to see libya less as a particular incident then as a piece on a very global chess board i don't think they expected the united states and britain and france to directly involve involve themselves in the civil war i think what
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they decided was they would go with the no fly zone because very difficult to resist one at that time trying to figure out ok what do the no fly zone corneliu and charter eventually to sit down and talk with the people before you move to a military operation in fact not even dry before the french started bombing so i think in a certain sense the chinese catch an awkward into doing next. also ahead for you this hour the forces behind the uprisings urges that the us state are funded organizations principle in the world we hear why there's no cash to fund change in libya. and keeping a terrible european aid carriage talk sends police abroad claims that instead of meeting poverty it's probably not approved regimes. the terminally ill russian prisoner is pleading for their rights to die dr sagan the other organs his
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condition is critical and that he can't get the treatment it needs while in jail he's already been told it's amazing it's not an option because it's better than russia that is my philosophy is not to meet him. in at least forty five and he's dying and he's selling dependence diabetic his like sixty can exit in ten months. now oh next blind he can hardly distinguish objects in the backyard of the jail by his second sentence for murder his grandson is transparent and doctors forecasts he want the trees for much longer and need a wheelchair give him a walk i can't live without pain killers. i'm always on drugs. if i didn't take them i'd be unable to get all of. their work a former soldier and war veteran in our geno longer has the energy to fight for life instead of his bitterly fighting for john. kennedy's health has
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not always been so bad it deteriorated rapidly after he was behind bars in two thousand and seven he was sentenced to eighteen years in prison in other needs specialized treatment and care something he just cannot get here. to die or to be what else do i need i used to be a man. now look at me. i'm not even half of a man the doctor to help him die is officially forbidden in russia. but when i start asking who could kill who could facilitate a suicide nobody even the most zealous euthanasia supporters of ever said that they would do it themselves because they would become murderers of a good order from the point of view of russian legislation nor from the point of view of international law all effet norms can euthanasia be justified. there is
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a huge debate on whether terminal patients have the rights to and their own life to escape chronic pain as against euthanasia and they are the majority claim among other things that even hopeless cases can sometimes be the recklessly hailed but a voice from behind bars where miracles rarely happen a change that as active. as usual will if they know that the rest of their lives will be suffering but the reason to prevent them from doing that especially those sentenced to life in prison and a good many letters from these people they ask for death as life becomes unbearable conditions they are awful so why not. fulginiti a strong offer those deliver euthanasia has been a hard decision and it won't be without its victims on the other side of the reason bars. no i will not allow him to die or i will not. enough his mother can understand what's her son to sick dad which
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a country can sell his out with the reality of that decision. if you dies or die with him what would i leave for all who fall. he's still alive but he's waiting wishing for death whether it's natural oh ask. me for an option are two central russia. the e.u. eleven billion euros aid budget has come in for some sharp criticism of waste but is it actions like this helping to buy private jets for tyrants of corrupt regimes your m.p. david campbell burnham it says that you can't control its own budget let alone the money it sends abroad. clearly the system isn't working and i think this report makes very clear but it is no surprise i mean from our point of view here you have the european union for sixteen years in a row they haven't signed off their own accounts their course of auditor's you know
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found so much fraud in the accounts they can't even sign them off so it's not a surprise that you know there's a allegations of private jets being bought by certain country leaders shortly after receiving this kind of the u.s. aid the whole thing is a mess it needs discipline i think it's better done by nation states but a third of the e.u. aid actually goes to non-poor countries i mean the biggest recipient is turkey which is doing pretty well economically and a lot goes missing i mean some is going to terrorist groups like hamas in palestine and you've got incredible figures like in mali where job creation scheme is costing one point five million pounds for each individual they actually find a job for so there's a huge amount of waste here. russian stock markets are slowly rebounding after both the r.t.s. and the my six suffered the biggest drop in nine months on monday markets across
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the world plunged through the ratings agency though it america's economic outlook to negative for the first time since world war two standard was that it was down to a lack of political will to resolve the country's foreign debt overnight the dow jones index ended more than one percent down infinitely in stocks also took a hit on monday we've more on how the markets are bearing up today in artie's business bulletin in ten minutes time. or if you're prepared to die for your country the last thing you'd expect is a country to turn its back on you but for many veterans in georgia all the thanks they get is an income of just fifty dollars a month there's been a reserve of ports and soldiers trying to protest they felt the full force of the. there are memorials like these all over the world set up to honor all those who fought for their countries a sign of respect and remembrance but many of the veterans here in georgia feel that they have been completely forgotten captain davidson sansa went through war
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and highs in the one nine hundred ninety s. a decorated officer he now has to survive on just fifteen u.s. dollars a month so i don't get a pension now and i won't and so i'm sixty five but will i live to see that money we used to have some sort of support the hospital the free treatment social benefits the big old got taken away in two thousand and five and i got fired in two thousand and three with no explanation whatsoever. lives in a house that he claims is unfit to live in here to send his family away because he can't provide them with food. or my house has no gas no running water i can't pay for any of it i can't get a job the only reason i'm still alive is because of my friends i live in what they can. and does not alone is like more and more veterans in georgia feel the lack of support from their government but when they try to draw attention to it by calling
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a hunger strike they were simply shocked at the way some were even arrested according to officials for refusing to comply with police orders and being under the influence of alcohol. was the most outrage among veterans and the international media was that that those detained got slapped with a two hundred twenty five dollar fine now one of them has that kind of money. for the police came a break up our protest the president drove by he stopped his window looked at us one hour later we were pushed out of the way like we were nothing of a dozen n.g.o.s and human rights groups demanded an official investigation into the actions of the police and the batterings who have already sacrificed so much for a coup. and treat it largely ignores them are being drawn into this war as well. catherine is about r t a c ga. there are plenty more reports of blogs and analysis
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at just a click away at r.t. dot com it's a taste of some of the stories that the former u.s. marine comes to him from the inside of the real effect on americans fighting foreign campaigns is what charts these new show from the article cash from the steps of capitol hill. they've got their trunks packed and dolls coming back a pair of elephants from austria and soon the spanish holiday imminent you can watch the story at our seed also called get access to one of the studios on the you tube channel. is easy. to.
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download the official ulti allocation enjoy a phone line called talk show from the top story. joel she lives on the go. video on demand all she's mine old girls. and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. on the job calm. it's emerged that u.s. involvement in the recent arab uprisings runs deeper than previously thought and the york times reports that the government funded organizations coached youth activists campaigning and using new technologies but even as american cash poured into some nations the money was allocated from libya tunisia egypt and jordan to explains the significance if anybody had any doubt about the united states meddling interference or guidance of arab uprising the latest
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revelations about united states search engine oh has spoiled the speculation as to rest really a disclosure about freedom house democratic and republican institutes in fact a war financed by the united state department and u.s. congress you this carefully leaked media report used to believe the only country that was so eleven had when a medic who was only being a mission ofeibea from this carefully report triggers a very counter-intuitive question if for any peaceful uprising to be successful in muslim and arab world it better be paid guided coordinated by the united states otherwise if it is not american led then they peaceful uprising can turn into violent ones like it
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happened in libya to be successful and no violent you better make sure that your political opposition carefully selected your and trained financed and guided by the united states. russian police say around two hundred militants have been killed in security raids in north caucuses over the past few months the region has been the main terrorist hub for any attacks carried out by the head of the chechen republic explain to watson what drives young people from the caucasus to join extremist groups. because it is something that no one understands i spoke to a man who was to become a suicide bomber to sacrifice his life i asked why he wanted to do it all he didn't understand but i told him islam is encouraged in the chechen republic are you not allowed to build mosques or to take the how are you banned from wearing the job at
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all observing the solver why do you come out and say i by the name of allah we are all muslims everything we do is for the good of the muslim people and religion where i am an abiding muslim myself i live by the laws of his love for what is happening between us he didn't answer me a lot of the people who chose to become suicide bombers are mentally retarded there is usually blind or deaf they find these people completely disconnected from the outside world and use them because of what is happening in our republic the caucasus russia and all over the world media. is what say the seven knots is full interview with the chechen media in our next hour arundhati. right now around the world some of its national. pro-government forces have fired at thousands of protesters in the syrian city of homs refusing to leave the main square to the president steps down reports say that
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tear gas is also being used soldiers. crowds gathered for the funerals of eight people killed and set on sunday the rights campaigners say more than two hundred people died in the town since the protests began. criteria's for instance has called for calm after a frightening spread for his release. as a leader good luck jonathan took more than fifty percent of the good that's considered a lot of fair play but rioting broke out in the north with no resistance strong red cross says many people have been killed in the question as well thousands of others have led the violence my dear is divided between the christian dominated south and the predominantly muslim north. cubans are being allowed to buy and sell homes for the first time since the communist revolution or simply the night until now people were only able to hand over their homes to children right and strange them a complicated process. was announced for your first communist party congress fourteen
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years and try to boost our instructor economy. calls at an elementary school in brazil have returned to persons less than a fortnight after a gunman killed twelve children in school says the first few days will involve counseling or therapeutic so that it's all of those killed were aged between ten and thirteen and there was a twenty three year old former people who shot himself or that he can do better than this. every year dozens of people will die and gone from our american scatters as the killings increasingly grab the headlines more and more people are calling for the walls to be tightened as o.t. reports later. i live in a country that don't understand that there's more violence in the streets in this country than there are in the streets of baghdad.
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and stay with us for a powerful portrayed on the reality of life in some americans most social product maker summit stuff before that we can catch up with the sounds business news. thanks carrie this is business honestly hello and welcome to the program. that catching their breath after standard and poor's covered the u.s. economic outlook from stable to negative i wouldn't country spiraling ted right now
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has the story from new york for us. here in midtown manhattan is possibly the best view of america's ugliest economic state right back there is the u.s. debt clock ticking away above fourteen point five trillion dollars and that is the reason why leading credit agency standard and poor's has downgraded america's government debt from stable to negative the first time since world war two the u.s. long term credit outlook has been downgraded to negative now all of this is happening because us and he says they are concerned over the u.s. government's ability to agree on a cause consolidated plan to to reduce the u.s. budget deficit now of course this speaks to the landscape of american politics these days where policymakers lawmakers democrats and republicans are butting heads over every issue regarding finances all parties agree that the u.s.
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is spending too much money they just can't agree on where to cut their spending from now we've seen in europe how austerity measures have been put in place social programs have been cut taxes have been increased but here in the u.s. the republicans refuse to take such measures that the democrats so far don't seem strong enough to push through those measures now this debt as it is rising markets continue to be concerned if they remain concerned if that concern gets even deeper there's a chance that the u.s. dollar can lose its value which would pursue another financial collapse in the u.s. and possibly that could spread throughout the world's reporting from its how manhattan. new york. and hand russia the throne for rebounding from monday's losses up to plunging almost four percent it's because nine months has been to all
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of a bring was the night of the russian stock exchange. russian markets have picked up in trading on tuesday after suffering big losses on monday after it was announced that ratings agency s. and p. were going to lower america's public rating from stable to negative the r.t.s. and m i six day making gains on tuesday but they suffered a four percent drop on monday now the reason is due to the the cautious nature of the russian markets when it comes to risk so they have seen it these increases on tuesday really going against what analysts had predicted they they had said that there was going to be a further losses there could be further losses on tuesday that doesn't seem to be the case as it is at the moment but the reason that all of this came about and affected the world's financial markets is due to this this outlook rating being lowered to negative. only reporting that and looking further down the road peter
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best in our own capital explains what things will happen to emerging markets if the u.s. debt situation worse. the general trend before this was that people were moving back into emerging markets were going to be moving into developments the last couple of months they were not moving back to emerging markets russia had been the biggest performer it seems to be that people rotating within russia out of energy into other sectors and also seems to be some indication there was also a rebalancing and foley favor of other other markets should the story develop and deteriorate in the u.s. all bets are off the table i think emerging markets as an asset class will become my chair away from that again but i also don't believe you will see a huge support for developed market equities it will be other assets currencies forms that would be at the forefront and again if this situation of ten years. and let's have a look at the stock market reaction on the news from the u.s. asia shares still significant losses with the energies that are painting and across
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the board for carmakers are also among the worst performers who have hunted down around one point three percent while toyota has dropped nearly two percent. the european stock that high on tuesday after having selling in the previous trading session regrouped broke its calling them trading out they raised up more than six percent up to a thirty percent rival seven hundred revenue under pressure to get profit and have played in germany cash as a high after new car registrations rose a notch in germany from. the russian market to trading in the blind this hour not gaining more than one tenth of that. have a look at the individual share move as most of the blue chips are on the rise with gazprom up more than two percent while roughly half is gaining around two point five percent this hour ranking of stocks are also on the rise with more than the sun's on them i think and closed borders also are on the reports it's in talks with
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new modern mining and under god and shiny on the possible knowledge of a deal could make the russian company one of the world's top. gold is not at. all continues to lose value as well prices dropped sharply overnight reverberating from the news of america's sobering grating brant crude is currently trading at around one hundred twenty dollars a barrel white flight sweepers around two hundred five dollars a barrel. that's a very different story for gold prices that have set a new record high reaching almost one thousand four hundred ninety eight dollars per ounce although it slipped by my face martin inflation around the globe and concerns over u.s. deserts are sending investors to look into something that holds a value so is also close to its highest level in three decades. and it was not his business that they join us for next hour and of course you can always log on to our website called splash but this.
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