a rift within the nato is right this is the u.k. plans to send military advisors to libya which warns it could worsen the conflict is a ground operation on the cards for the u.k. more on that for me in london in just a moment. we are on one shot away from a full grown gracious but while the world's u.s. banks financial institutions really one of more impending dark times ahead of the concern that america does not enough dollars to solve itself. and with one in five young italians out who can view prospects of getting a job we report on how italy is facing

a lost generation. very warm this is our sea life from moscow libya's a foreign minister has criticized the u.k.'s plan to send offices to advise rebels on the ground saying it could prolong fighting britain's foreign minister claims that doesn't breach the un resolution which forbids sending in ground troops here and that reports from london. this does open a whole new level of operation in libya these are people who are there on the ground as opposed to forces who are imposing the no fly zone and it does the u.k. commitment to a conflict in libya russian's foreign minister has made it very clear that these are military advisers they are but they're not wearing uniforms according to him

and they are organizing rather than training or arming the rebel forces it's unclear what the difference in his view or indeed in the army is a victory in organizing and training is people here. on the ground in london i'll start talking about mission creep once more of course we saw this mission move from a no fly zone into directly targeting gadhafi to try to get rid of him and now we are seeing british forces going in to help the rebels in any way that they can and we're also seeing a division between the countries involved in this so it's the nature of the organization itself aeration but france's foreign minister has made it very clear that france does not in visits sending people in on the ground rules that there will be decision between the u.k. and. doing going forward and of course there's a lot of discussion about whether this is against the u.n. security council resolution that authorized the no fly zone in the first place they the wording of that resolution is that they can use any means to protect civilians

and now there's a lot of all humans about whether this will go against that resolution and of course the libyan foreign minutes we've heard him coming out coming out saying that this could significantly worsen the situation now john baron he's one of only thirteen u.k. m.p.'s against going into libya and he said that if there was a ground operation there would be huge public outcry here in the u.k. let's hear what he had to say about ground troops and about the the operation in libya in general i think the majority of people. fall and you didn't mention the night respect but you did someone the assumption was that terry paid them nothing or and that it had been because of the u.n. resolution ground troops and i think it would be on that resolution becoming apparent is that we now have the fly zone in effect becoming the force of the rebel

fighters and i question whether that was within the spirit of what was as it was originally to find of course what's happening here with military advisers being sent in to was not in any way constitutive ground invasion which. make that very clear but it certainly looks like the door it's slightly wide open now we're sending ground. and it's worth noting also people here in london are saying that the u.k. government has learned nothing from the conflicts in iraq and afghanistan that is going to apply in libya now campbell he's a very prominent liberal democrat politician said this sending of military advisers that the u.s. involvement in vietnam began with this very thing began with the sending in of military advice. like this is a new kind of thing and this is not the last we're going to be hearing this well the u.n. resolution was conceived as a way of safeguarding civilians in the bush campaign can buy these and they soon

could send in ground troops under the guise of humanitarian protection. we're increasingly and again you're in danger of getting into a twilight zone as far as the operation of the resolution is concerned already last week we saw a piece coming from david cameron from president sarkozy and president obama which appeared to speak and for tom and the one hundred percent we're not in there for regime change and the other hand we're not giving up until we get regime change no you can't say contradictory rationales in terms of an operation of this sort of nature you can't say that you're going on under strict terms that will commit to growing troops and you end up getting stopped committing troops in various forms guises after so many much adventures including iraq and elsewhere people want to know that there isn't going to be mission creep here that we have people going on on one promise on one pretext but then ready to expand the mission into all sorts

of other operations and so i think we need the u.n. security council to look afresh because after all as a resolution of the security council all the actions taken on to this resolution are meant to be reported to the security council to let an assessment be made at that level. where the deadlock in a fight scene is increasingly making nato members restless enough to want to use their presence but it's not the only country in american science. that resonates in say the u.s. has been secretly financing position in this area where the country is being torn apart by absence of protests human rights campaign is able to see hundred people have died in the lethal crackdowns the syrian president is listing decades old states of emergency to try and get protests and their calls for him to go to some analysts washington's backing of the opposition is further evidence of a wider to the. anger facing. but it goes way beyond libya effect i'm

working on a story at the moment getting the pentagon against china this is the big story in africa for the next fifty years i would say it starts in the beginning of the two thousand creation of the african union duffy was a very important in that in this mechanism it was a mechanism to give a political for ice to africa in terms of better unified africa in terms of political decisions in our of course economic integration then china's start investing much more than it was investing during the ninety ninety's over african at least thirty countries we have more than nine hundred projects all over africa and then came the reaction from the pentagon two thousand and seven two thousand and eight would be african command which has just lost its first african war when we launched the tomahawks three weeks ago against i guess tripoli basically so now

this is the chessboard it's the better gunfire african i guess to cheney's investments in the loop i would say at least fifty african governments and the scrambling to say ok we're going to do now. still ahead this hour despite claims of social benefits many jordan's finding it hard to make ends meet since distinctly are they getting the government assistance. plus the power struggle of a different kind we take in the fuel cells american calls the next big thing but not everyone's convinced. global finance sheaves all warning that swift action is needed to escape a new wave of economic crises when countries run into trouble that usually the international monetary fund and the world bank which is primarily west with us going to. the dollars are running out. and you will spring gathering about the

world economy produced a dreadful financial forecast we are one shark away from a full grown crisis critics say through the establishment of the international monetary fund and world bank america has positioned itself as an economic dr to the world using the institutions to retain global domination and fulfill the business interests of large corporations craving resources belonging to cash strapped countries what they do very very often pressured governments to what we call prosecco the economy is weaker than recession and they want them to quit spending or raise taxes there can be very very dangerous i mean you can. make your assertion or tale all too familiar to latin america the middle east. and most recently greece. where tens of thousands stormed the streets protesting

austerity measures public spending cuts and tax hikes. as the largest financial contributor washington also wields the largest voting power at the i.m.f. the further i read. it is run program us treasury department. from the european there but tells you most of the problems this is suppose that you know. countries and it's run by just a handful or maybe just one and american has always served as president of the world bank since its creation in one thousand nine hundred four but now with its own backyard in disarray america is hardly in a position to hand out financial advice to others in two thousand and eleven america's financial management is best defined by a nonstop borrowing binge see that the walk over there it's a running ticker of u.s. debt which has surpassed

a ceiling of fourteen point three trillion dollars now the u.s. may want to consider investing in a bigger clock with a few more digits on the display our problems so bad the us president can't ignore it and the government can't seem to solve it we have to live with an army we have to reduce our deficit republicans are refused to support measures such as raising taxes on the rich or cutting defense spending we're approaching arsenal that on a par with the total g.d.p. of the country this is very serious because most economic research suggests that countries tend to decelerate in their growth and have more and more severe economic problems once the debt to g.d.p. ratio gets above about ninety percent or we're about to go through that level all eyes are now on the nation that sets the bar for others to see if it clean up its own bad debts at home. r.t. new york. on the other side of the atlantic it's the future generation which is the

force of economic hardship. down. to millions of unemployed is the constant battle to prevent itself suffering the same fate as greece and ireland can offer ports from rain. for over a year now elena has been trying to find a decent job but despite having a degree in linguistics and fluently speaking german french and spanish the only work she's been able to find short term gates says hiring insurance is simply cheaper for companies while many of those with a higher education are left behind and. if it doesn't improve it i don't see how it can the only way to find a job is to look for a good parent i'm too tired of looking for it here i am ready to leave. but while many can't find a job this guy doesn't even want to start looking for work and then he is twenty five but still lives with his parents who cover all his expenses we king up after

me day then playing his guitar and video games to him illness problems or as unfamiliar as a job application form and. all work is boring and neither do i care about politics or the economy this is a free country and everyone can do whatever they want. italy's national statistics agency calculates that one in five young people in the country is either unemployed or not studying that's over two million people so many army why a long term work and some not wanting a job at all the statistics are quite grim to such an extent today's it really has been dubbed the last generation something totally incomprehensible to their elders . to. spend his whole life was. no in return meant he says

but back in his day it was much easier to find a job thinks the current situation is absurd the. youth is what life is therefore it doesn't matter why they don't want to work what's important is that the government has to do something to provide work and make them interested. about . central banking system the entire economy is in need of the major religious leaders all before and especially since the young italians who do good work proportionately less than those doing the one nine hundred eighty s. and group action output is in decline in one of the world's eight biggest industrialized nations the last thing it means is a future generation that's floundering while finding new job or flunking out altogether the skin of the room of the head for r.t. dot com to get more on all of our stories. to. day passed in finland he spoke out against russia's most wanted terrorist has been

defrocked i think used inside this hatred after being interviewed on r.t. his story is online. class a close encounter of the brothers can i know why the reality behind the supposed to damien's party turned out to be rather paltry video is that r.t. . two orders of origin say the fight against poverty is one of its top priorities but even foreign help in making a dent in the deep desperation suffered by many georgians as catherine there's a lot of our reports the money's not gotten to the people should be helping. the small sunny country of georgia has long been known for its fresh organic rogers recently it seems the fruit of georgia's economy that in running away. people come to the market and don't buy anything because they can't afford it out of all the

good of your own movie i knew them taters a lopo everything else is imported from greece and turkey and iran and so overpriced with a year anyway because we have to try and sell something so we can eat. it yvonne knows all about having nothing to eat she hasn't even been able to afford apples for handicapped daughter too expensive or money i have no home. and no money and no social support all i can do is sit outside a church and beg so i can feed my sick child the only money we get is my pension around thirty u.s. dollars a month and miriam's pension are together it comes out to about seventy five dollars a month with that we have to eat pay the bills and buy medicine for miriam which is impossible but young has cerebral palsy and is in desperate need of surgery it can only be performed in germany her family has no hope of raising the money very early

on the work she's already had eight operations and needs five more but i've almost lost hope i even went to a charity t.v. show but they turned me down. at the un and her family live well below the poverty line and in this they're not alone. four. percent of the population. under. no. obligation for the georgian government has a growing social welfare system that includes cash benefits free or low cost health insurance pensions and souters for day care the social benefits are aimed at. poorest of the poor however at two thousand and nine world bank poverty assessment showed that only thirty percent of those citizens actually received cash assistance and it seems qualifications don't help either. everyone is

a professional singer and in these tough times news it is all she and her daughter have. but the only real music to their ears would be an offer of help something neither has much faith they'll hear any time soon. the government is claiming that it's doing everything possible in the current financial climate to help which people. are georgians clearly no money for even the basics like food and medicine and living like this it's clear that the poverty line is very evident in the heart of the georgian capital. r t v georgia. around the world now at some other international news this hour and gunman on motorcycles of firearms and government protesters in a port in yemen killing one person there also reports from another coastal town of the south which say a policeman has been shot dead and three others injured by protesters but it comes

a day after the u.n. security council met to discuss the developing crisis in the country over a hundred people have been killed since and government protests began in february. the u.s. soldier accused of passing house and the state secrets to wiki leaks is to be moved to a new prison for the past ten months bradley manning has been held at a marine base in virginia the pentagon's decision to move into a base in kansas comes after growing international criticism that is being held in dishes which amounts to torture. former cuban leader fidel castro made an unexpected appearance of the communist party congress alongside his brother raul who's the current president it was the first time they've appeared together this is the handover of power five years ago it's the it was a show of support for the major economic changes which have been announced. also relinquished his leadership of cuba's communist party that title to his brother as

well. a plane carrying america's first lady had to aborted landing after getting too close to a military cargo jets the aircraft came within five kilometers of each other instead of the permitted minimum of eight hours by the very valid safely but had to circle the air base of the cargo jets could clear the runway the focus is all about whether it's out of control this was a play the service has come under pressure since revelations that some controllers slept on the job. as the world's thirst for energy grows it's full speed ahead for the u.s. in developing its shale gas deposits up to now it's being considered to be a green energy source but some research is now think it could actually be a cause of serious environmental and health problems. reports. it's cheap it's readily available and it's made in the united states washington has hailed shield gas as the next big thing in energy development over the past five

years the u.s. has invested billions of dollars into the field bringing cheap energy to consumers chil deposits lie deep underground and unlike natural gas shale is widely available in the u.s. which means the country doesn't have to pay for imports. for. cheryl revolution high gas prices are the main question right now is how will the shale gas industry survive now the gas prices are one hundred two hundred fifty dollars which is four times less than they were say six years ago. despite that european countries are also looking at potential shale gas resources on their territory albeit with some hesitation brights now it's more whole then facts and we have really to think realistically about the do this source of energy we don't want to think of

the terms of cause in russia and america have thought another potential plus of shale of course is stopping countries dependence on russia which the blows most of europe with natural gas many are already saying that if shale deposits are found in europe most. of supplying to other countries what's been happening for the gazprom tower don't seem to be losing any sleep over there supposedly right because here's why. watching the situation and withing that local it's very viable but it will remain a local gas supply it's impossible to extract gas to last for long and if you look at the shale gas suppliers right now you'll see that most of them are losing money that dog or shale gas may be easily available but if the ballot meant does not come cheap. in order to get shale gas you must deal horizontally incessantly and that

means the profit margin of the process gets lost very fast. and though the above administration has hailed shale as an environmentally friendly all three of the natural gas recent studies have put this under question several scandals have already broken out in the us because of the thanks of shale gas developments only environment and people's health. chill gases extracted by hydro fracking that means special chemicals are added to the water to break up the rock formations the components of these chemicals are kept secret by the companies in the united states and claim it's a commercial secret that water laced with chemicals ends up in drinking water so shale gas development poses a serious threat to the environment and health in the united states we have outdone russian gas production two years ago but like any seeming miracle cure shale gas may be proved yet another falls and the injuries economy. more skull

right here out today sat next year brings us all the latest place to stay safe there. hello and welcome to business i'll see you thanks for joining us prime minister putin is outlining russia's twelve month economic record to parliament with a clear push to boost the country's. border by attracting foreign money and he's not i don't know that there has been listen to what the this has been say shares in the state duma now for us so that's highly a take is through the prime minister's priority list as he tells deputies how russia has been doing this past year well this is the third time head of the russian government reports to the state duma deputies on the performance of his government in the previous year and like last year prime minister with nearly concentrated this time on the consequences of the global financial crisis last year he promised that his government will do everything needed for the country's economy

to recover from the crisis sooner than many experts believe did would happen now here's some figures for you on that russia's g.d.p. grew by four percent in two thousand and ten that's more than in any of the countries the forecast for this year's four point five percent inflation rate forecast for next year is from six point five to seven point five percent. capitalization exceeded in russian financial markets exceeded the ones the figures in emerging economies of the group of brics it's also a very good figure is there now one of the major goals of the russian government rights now is for the country's economy is to attract more foreign capital to increase their foreign capital inflow in the country to seventy to sixty is and seventy billion u.s. dollars a major part of extra every new revenues received from the country's oil and gas sector is huge rising oil prices will be used for

a serves as according to prime minister it wouldn't work russia needs right now is russian economy rather dreamy needs right now is about ten years of stable development. all right she's in the town in norfolk or in central mosque and italian many thanks indeed. japan's axe falls for march for the first time in sixteen years by two point two percent it's one of the first official results following the earthquake and tsunami disaster the country's trade surplus also fell nearly eighty percent to two point two billion dollars which is three times lower than previously expected and let's see bleak prospects with recession and contraction in the japanese economy continuing in the coming months. gold futures have advanced to a new all time record topping fifteen hundred dollars an ounce mark worldwide inflation and that's because those are bolstering the precious metals which investors turn to when there's turbulence elsewhere so it's trading about forty four dollars per ounce its highest level in three decades boiled into nice to

recover from his early losses prices dropped at the beginning of the week as a consequence of the news america's credit rating so brant crude is currently trading at around one hundred twenty two dollars per barrel while light sweet is around two hundred nine dollars a barrel let's have a look at the markets now european stocks are gaining this hour by the footsie of the dice are up more than two percent but shares and carmakers sure jumped three point five percent after a report of ten percent rise in its first quarter reading here in russia the r.c.s. and the my stocks are trading in the glide of the r.t.s. currently around one percent are one point eight percent up with the energy sector in the getting. let's have a look at some individual show movies on the my six energy majors are among the main gain of the star as all prices continue to grow gas form is up more than one point three percent or so and precious metals producers are also on the rise with polish gold gaining around three percent. struggling bellaver it says it will let its ruble trade freely and take further steps to ease the pressure on its troubled

currency the former soviet state also pledges a spending cap and develop talks with russia to secure a three billion dollar emergency economists it would seem right see it explains what ipad brother is currently. rush obviously is a station i hear. it's companies have experienced in the past from ac use this word is behavior of the third as they get a number of people some tears on board but most notable ones. are george called rubber of the european eurasian integration on the geographical territory so the former soviet union and the caribbean there was some collapse on our team members of the cost of genius with which russia. saw with. us for a freeze that probably incredible the crafter sell some of his crown jewel some. color. printing licenses and to the russian corporates will be given the sort of

collateral that he's credible him given so. wealthy british style it's a mess ninety six.