as nato airstrikes once again rocked the libyan capital grief over civilian deaths and the anger of a foreign intervention continues to grow the ground. on european vegetables and nato missile defense systems are among several topics dominating the north russian elite schools. and a fresh vision of world news of an american anyway has a voice of russia radio on she's two u.s. base stations.

this is r.t. broadcasting live from the heart of the russian capital welcome to the program well the conflict in libya shows no sign of letting up as a nato balance pressure its numbers twenty five s trucks and increased what it calls efforts to protect people from his government claims more civilian deaths have been caused by coalition aggression more than thirty this week when i. spoke to some of those caught up in the violence. like saddam has been within has growth or death but doctors have performed any a miracle and the young girl is back home with her family she took her mother's pills to kill herself. if someone wants to kill me and myself. but who wants to kill the teenager. summers they'd have city tripoli has been under constant bombardment by nato forces for three months day and night always have been

falling on the city with a population of around a million no one can ever say when or where the next one would land. this week in the most intensive area yet there have been sixteen nato airstrikes in just ten hours attacks against civilians must start khadafi must go and the libyan people deserve to determine their own future nato has frequently claim success and the military operations supposed to protect civilians but the libyan government has repeatedly protested the innocent civilians have been among the dead the claims have not been independently verified but one thing is clear since march nineteenth the lives of ordinary libyans has changed for ever so much mother will never forget the day when her daughter prefer death to this new life my girl told me before that she saw a cast as a good thing and i entered her room that day she was lying on the floor there was smoke everywhere could hardly see what happened but i realized immediately he was

something terrible this is not fair they told us they want a no fly zone he never said they were going to be almost he promised to protect us but instead they scare us talking about who they are have a block of saddam's father is more precise and the world no longer needs nato the second world war ended long ago and we try to live our lives will need storage wars and always intervenes in other countries products we're tired of war our patience is running out let us just live our life has just prolonged its operation and leave it till september people here face months more terror from the skies one of nato is supposed to target gadhafi his military arsenal actually landed here in this district it didn't destroy the colonel's compound but it's almost damaged the lives of one family as you can see the building has quickly been repaired now the question is whether the people will ever recover. r t tripoli.

well arty's and he said no way spoke exclusively to the nato secretary general and this was rasmussen then was defiant over the reiterating alliances controversial and and of a un resolution actually the u.n. security council resolution goes beyond a no fly zone according to the u.n. security council resolution we are mandated to protect the civilian population in libya taking all necessary measures and that's exactly what we're doing right now i just want to clarify for some of our viewers who have seen homes bombs are they've seen civilian buildings blown to pieces the three in a car on a phone or in a hospital on a phone constitute a command center for your purposes when you say any means. i would like to stress that we are not targeting individuals we legitimity military. targets. and of course control centers can be used to plan and

organize attacks against civilians show command and control centers are legitimate military targets. so you can check out our web site r.t. dot com to watch that interview in full. data this is outside interference in syria just a matter of time we look at how the shoe is a building on damascus the international energy agency that other people want the country to know when it's the puti turn so. vegetables have been that menu at it today you russian summit and not for dinner assures random food imports from europe for doing a recent. outbreak has been discussed with the world trade organization membership . things contentious missile defense system is also on the agenda. has more from a venue where the talks are being held. on the first informal day of the summit host

president dmitry medvedev showed his guests around the ancient city of. on the revolt the forty two code walked down the river bank and there they were looking for a change of light above the gloomy landscape of the arab world uprisings and big euro crisis well hope to muse must build largely around resume various quest for reforms more than eyes asian and also breakthrough agreements reached between brussels and mosco since the last russian you summit but progress on russia's accession won't always accession into w two were seventeen years russia has been in membership talks with these one hundred fifty three nations world trade organization at the moment russia is the only major economies still outside the club go into some to last year brussels gave a formal green light to russia's and tributes and other points of contention between the e.u. and russia are america's plans to build

a new anti-missile defense system for europe the european union says that it is not designed against russia but russia wants legal confirmation of that legal guarantees which it has not received so for now another below discord is russia's recent ban on both the bills from the ravine union in the wake of the deadly e. coli outbreak which two days killed twenty seven people and hospitalized thousands of others brussels criticize that measure and called it disproportionate russia accused brussels of failing to provide sufficient information on the source of the simple action but progress could be reached during the summit here in. the e.u. is more transparent and shows more flexibility on the show. the bill to the group and invitation. most powerful people is taking place in switzerland just what the political insiders and media mogul. an industry actually discuss remains top secret

facilities reports there's outrage that the world's behind closed doors this point because tell what you can see on the hill behind me is the hotel in summer it's in switzerland and it's there for the next couple of days around about one hundred fifty of the world's most powerful people will be meeting behind closed doors to discuss whatever they like if the builder group again of course it's the invitation only gathering of the world's most influential people attendees in the past including kings and presidents captains of industry and heads of the world's most powerful corporations media coverage of the building tall nothing not even a list of people who will be in attendance there is no publicized agenda no press releases are released during the course of the event. despite some fairly high level media moguls going to build a back every single year and that's led to all sorts of speculation about what the building actually is since the one nine hundred fifty s.

when it first started meeting it's been variously accused of planning to call eighty percent of the population of most of minding the financial crisis also of secretly coming up with the original plan to implement the euro the european currency people traditionally don't like things like that they're famous for that neutrality and for that transparency and sure enough they're all going to be processed here during the course of this build now we never know what's on the agenda of the building group but they're all dedicated both about watches and one of them is a man called jim talk he says that the arab spring will be a main topic of discussion here he says that the builder brokers are looking to create and engineer and masterminds of war in the middle east in order to protect the interests of israel they'll be looking to prolong now but they will be worried he says because there is increasing opposition to the war in libya in the u.s. congress says that will be worrying that another thing that. you know that he says stuff hard according to jim tucker and many other build about what's in it is the

bills about green who will decide who the head of the i.m.f. will be so we'll be looking in the coming weeks and months for any source of information about the news agenda. or at it. from the canadian based think tank the center for research on global isolation told r.t. he believes he's meetings undermined the whole concept of democracy the idea that you shouldn't. discussion of. democratic leaders are supposed to be democratic countries where they be able to go industrialists and being. and talk in secret without anybody knowing that's not democracy that's all i'm investigating journalist sources inside. and we've been proven to be correct so it's a. person. and as far as we know it's not

a speculation until. there is increased media attention on these events and that's very important and then used to continue and accelerate it. will keep you updated on what's going on around the building but meeting twists of fate of tweets that swiss t.v. reports of god tests are in for the video so to stay on top of us still. well syria is finding itself under increasing pressure on two fronts the un's nuclear watchdog the international atomic energy agency has to report the country to the security council over a suspected covert nuclear program comes as the council is already considering a british french resolution condemning president assad's crackdown on syrian protesters russia has opposed the move saying outside involvement will only make matters worse what's in that report no is of course the latest developments. but

this what will happen next the u.n. security council will take up this issue now we have to remember that syria is being accused by the u.s. and its western allies of not complying with inspectors from the international atomic energy agency that want to go in visit a structure in its north east region this alleged structure in syria we have to underscore here was destroyed by israel in two thousand and seven and before that syria maintained that it was being used for no kind of threat purposes it was it was maintained under the rules of. proliferation treaty which syria is a part of according to what's been reported the u.s. and its western allies believe that syria is attempting to build construct a covert structure in the area that i want to go to to build possibly nuclear weapons if a resolution once

a resolution is proposed if it is adopted syria could be slapped with sanctions and so at this point we should mention that it was only seventeen states that voted yes to push this through from the i.a.e.a. to the security council there were six knows including china and russia and eleven its extensions so we see that there is a divide here by the u.s. and its european allies are having its way in putting this through to the u.n. consultations are continuing behind closed doors security council members to introduce a draft resolution that has been co-sponsored by france germany and portugal that calls for an international condemnation of the syrian government crackdown of anti-government protesters it urges countries not to sell any weapons to damascus it also calls for an independent investigation into what has taken place in syria over the. three months we have heard in the past officials from russia

saying they don't think it's in the best intentions to slap syria with a resolution was because of concern interfering in syria fears nearly to an escalation of violence because it may be misinterpreted by destructive opposition forces who want change of power in damascus such a position will definitely lead to more bloodshed and an escalation of violence it's important to avoid that we remember that in libya it also started with defending human rights which ended up with the world lead by ticklish and clearly this is a one two punch that is being implemented by the u.s. . allies but of course we will keep our viewers updated on any developments are taking place. what the patients in the international community over syrian leader bashar assad could cause him to believe the west wants him to stay that's one of pay and voice not a great show crosstalk coming up. at the moment what he's getting is a very ambiguous on thirty. form of.

use the formulation of words that he interprets as a form of support for he thinks the west wants him to stay neutral of interest because it is really you know whatever through the west is really is the arabs have not told him yet what in a clear way that his time is up he thinks that he has a life and for a court of law to do whatever he wants a kind of a life of. to remain in power because they want him to remain in power because of. the voice of russia radio will be adding a new perspective to american airways launch of two u.s. based stations so that's been broadcasting internationally for more than eighty years from now programming from north america directly from washington to new york

. tuned in to find out more. welcome to voice of russia in washington i'm just going jordan time now five o'clock in d.c. and one in moscow they launched with the motto the more voices the better the voice of russia team in washington reports on international and u.s. news just like any other news radio station they say what makes them different is their efforts to bring up what's being left out by the us mainstream media when you consider american foreign policy has huge effects around the world i would say we are not hearing enough of people from people around the world the need for more voices in the media was up for discussion at this panel in washington titled gateway to understanding the great deal. going on in this country right now can we are we open to voices from outside i think absolutely yes media analysts say

there is stigma i guess the russian media something that voice of russia will have to fight through to become a credible source of information for the american audience and you have to work with perceptions which are still existing and i think even more it is important that you raise your voice and try to get people to think differently about russia and so far i think this is extremely important to do it for years during the soviet union a voice of america funded by washington had been a source of alternative information for millions of russians now in modern russia it sees its mission as being a little different to what it was during the cold war the lack of the truly alternative voice of the media has serious consequences for the development for democratization of the russian society in my opinion and it is here that the voice of america concert took boii feeling an important vacuum voice of russia seems to be seeking to fill a similar information vacuum that many see in the u.s. media with its truth or a lie as it's about perspectives and i strongly believe that american audiences

will only win from the array of perspectives the radio audience in america is growing. and with the demand for more voices and more perspectives and it seems a certainty that in the wake of the voice of russia other foreign stations will be larger than the ones who really benefit from the writing in the media always the viewers and listeners i'm going to check our reporting from washington markey. and later today we'll take a closer look at the current state of the american media group cost and lose documentaries next hour so here's a quick three. it was created to serve public interests to inform and to entertain. these days there's nothing easier than opening a new media outlet but there is nothing harder than revoking its license in case of corruption. when you. stand. in from.

around. you can involved in a community where you have one large corporation controlling the daily newspapers radio stations television stations the cable outlets you told me that that sounds like democracy public opinion versus f.c.c. broadcast blues on r g. now let's take a brief look at some other world headlines. pakistan's prime minister has ordered an inquiry into the death of a young man at the hands of paramilitaries just captured on video showing footage of him by passers by in a sense you can actually miss the nanny taking his life thinking shot pattern matching he says the man was court rajoy to rob someone victim's family denies this their sister an instant person has been killed. russian so use the space craft carrying a crew of three techniques national space station after

a two day journey in the number of people resident isis to six during that five knots. in the space shuttle atlantis the very last mission of that massive shuttle before the fleet is retired. artie's her journey across russia continues as our close up team travels to the wants of all its holdings in the north. we are bound to this region on the russian sudden borders had an unstable existence since the collapse of the soviet union several conflicts or bloody fighting and thousands displaced for the legacy of wars they survived was to plan for themselves so it isn't a question of reports. shacks that look like they're barely holding together actual houses lying in ruins and these are the far from welcoming images that strike you

as soon as you approach the village of can be one of dozens of residential refugee areas located head these people came here in ninety ninety two after bloody asked me conflict between south the surgeons and georgians that lasted two years as such as by origin they were born in georgia but flags are fearing for their lives hydrologist b. of a was among them her husband became one of the many casualties of the bloody conflict georgian by origin he was helping in certain people and ask forgiveness was killed by his own client along with two small children she received a one off compensation payment from the government with no official recognition as a refugee and the benefits that would come with it. it is very difficult to get refugee status that would go through. the only thing that i am asking right now is to give us land so we could build roads and leave the normal conditions of the just

town kilometers away lives a different outfit a group that's also experienced the reality is of life as refugees the ethnic conflict between english and this is not all that happened almost at the same time over thirty two thousand english people to leave their lands and spread out in the region of the north caucasus but thanks to a special government programs the vast majority are back home four hundred anguish tremulous left hand before the outbreak conflict and almost half of them have now returned as a mass family is among those who came back he says that despite the horrors that happened here it still feels it is his native land as a model lost two brothers and the fighting and his family was forced to move from place to plane. several years but that's in the past and now it's all about looking to the future we have a bet that this is my land i have so many plans in mind i really want to create as

many conditions for the youth to work as possible and they will do so only useful and will not have time to think of any stupid things oh yes me and my family we're all happy that we came back here. people here see the same needs to happen for those that feel abandoned in them believes can still the horrors of recent times are wide from the face of the village even if they're still kept in their minds might in the question or russia close up there are public of north. it's been almost three years though still last called but designs of the struggle remain and it's not only abounded houses and devastated residential areas but also a significant number of people that still have no place to call home and to discuss the small i'm now joined by to do it because no beach an instructor adds the institute of civilization here and let you go for us thank you very much for joining me so he fought it has everything been touched by the refugee problem i can

see there are lots of people here in political cause that's a familiar with this problem very well because they have friends in for a looted so it's hard to see the so here up to their own school to between the sofa search here in georgia in two thousand and eight for example my family has relatives a family of three that stay with us for a year before they manage to settle down here are in charge schools and a place to live so you can see the problems to exist all right and what is the main challenge god's refugee face at the moment i think the main problem is the bureaucracy all of this very few jews sloss the documents so they they have to stay in lawyers for like hours and hours just to get their passports back or into jobs and get work permits so and the second one is psychological i think this over this people to feel sorry there's all right thank you very much that was a big deal it's a kind of vision and structure it's the institute of civilization here in place you

go fast and meanwhile our team continues to bring you the latest picture of life down here in russia's north caucasus and the republic of north to south here. with korea. welcome to our business poets and thanks for joining me russia considers reducing its presence in a number of key state companies to parking stakes the state examines the possibilities of increasing its privatization program by selling biggest stakes in all major ross p.t.b. bank roll cell phones bank and a company like any other russian plan to privatized more than a long thousand three hundred state companies without losing control of the players . and the whims of mother nature have made a big breath as you try whether the u.s. and europe feeling supply concerns pushing grain prices higher and investors are putting their hopes in russia lifting its grain ban next month. from index futures

group outlines the general bet for wheat prices at the moment. we eat is like a weed it grows very quickly so even though you go through drought conditions and you know that ukraine is a wonderful example of that what we saw happen in russia back in august and the reason why we saw the prime minister do what he did and that was hold exports oh it was very indicative of wheat as as a as a commodity he grows very quickly now having said that what we eat is not and we have to keep this in mind is not a substitute for fuel but whereas corn and sugar and other commodities might be so i don't see the support for wheat prices especially with what seems to be a actual record harvest out in the russian region especially in the black sea area all of that would tell me there are going to be downside pressure three prices and that might be the only exception out of the whole bunch. of how the markets are performing the crude continues to gain after opec failed to agree on increasing

outputs raising fears of supply shortages later this year light sweet is trading at around one hundred two dollars a barrel brant has better come good at nineteen dollars the stock did. the markets are mixed japanese stocks are all supported by positive u.s. trade data at us all and she says again almost two percent of poland is the wrong one percent in the uk meanwhile hong kong's hang seng is down amid lower than expected chinese trade statistics the country's trade surplus wide and thirteen billion dollars in may below a full cost of eighteen point six kg and dogs. here in moscow the trading session will kick off in around two hours time both the r.t.s. and mine six british one and a half percent in the black on thursday in the grove the supported by haiku crisis after opec countries kept their oil on. a lot of the you can from what creates investment banks says the volatility of the markets will have investors choosing

their investments more carefully here of the three key elements she thinks will effect. in number one is whether or not we're seeing at the moment in terms of a clear slowdown in the u.s. and the global economy to some extent is a structural change or just a blip the second question is probably whether the weakness that you seen in the economic due to be reflected in the second quarter earnings in the corporate sector and the question is with the whether or not this is a structural move it may be the e.c.b. and the fed needs to take some sort of hopelessly action which could lead to pain of the markets and perhaps prevented from going more gloomy than that it is currently the moment. headlines are next. to. her. her.

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