to reach an agreement to form the the bus near the council of ministers right so is it a political crisis and what's going to happen next. and herzegovina has systemic problems it was formed as a result of that is integration of the former yugoslavia based on the dayton agreement which was designed to settle the relations between the three ethnic communities they formed the republic and in this respect post inheres ago and has proven to be facing a crisis we're living under partial international protectorate of the world community and because of that we've held dozens of elections which were considered to be free and fair by the organization for security and cooperation in new york today this issue ation in those near and dear to governor is characterized by a very huge presence of international representatives who are trying to rule and influence the interim processes in the republic because of the fact that a certain political party won the election it has been impossible to reach an agreement on how to form the bodies of power of information of the council of ministers has become the m

impossible to reach an agreement on how to form the bodies of power a different nation of the council of ministers has become the main problem and herzegovina the council of ministers is not the government of hosni and herzegovina is an elected body it consists of representatives of major national and ethnic groups who are supposed to pursue policy in defining a compromise the composition of the council of ministers is an issue that will not be solved for a long time you say that the office of the high representative and also other international representatives as you put it should stay out of the talks on the bus the council of ministers was the role constructive so far. until recently the high representative interference in her to go in as domestic issues has not been absolutely successful many problems have remained open because of this interference which he massively did in the past in which didn't bring expected results perhaps the international forces themselves have now come to understand that this kind of interference doesn't lead to solution of problems or contributes to the situation tha

other international representatives as you put it should stay out of the talks on the bus the council of ministers was the role constructive so far. until recently the high representative interference in her to go in as domestic issues has not been absolutely successful many problems have remained open because of this interference which he massively did in the past in regime bring expected results perhaps the international forces themselves have now come to understand that this kind of interference doesn't lead to solution of problems or contributes to. the situation that is why this practice should be given up. that's why we're simply trying to show one of the other principals that both in here to governor could be built upon this has resulted in the fact that the process of forming governing bodies is connected independently can election take place yes of course but i don't think that it will ever come to this because there's no agreements even in snap or early elections for how will bust in the war there will be ruled by a foreigner which is the high representative with dictatorial powers. i sh

of the transitional council. which one is more accurate, allow me. the head of the transitional council contacted the minister of foreign affairs of the islamic republic and e pressed his gratitude for the people of iran to the people of liby certainly nato has not entered the scene in order to render aid to the people of libya. nato is a foreign power that is well recognized and it's a radical power. if they spend a single dollar doing these interventions they expect to gain a hundred dollars in profits. allow me to continue. you said in 1979 there was a popular revolution in iran. >> charlie: there was. >> beautiful. you do accept that premise. now, during t last 32 years, which government has stood against this popular revolt, against this islamic revolution? is it anyonether than the european powers in the united states. >> charlie: were you on the side of the people who i the streets of tehran protesting an election? you weren't on their side. >> yes, i was. yes, i was. >> charlie: you were on their sidehe people who were protesting the elections, some of them who were -- >> yes, why not. they demonstrat

series of bilateral meetings with prime minister of japan, with prime minister netanyahu, as you mentioned in the report. and with two members of the permanent five members of the security council-- david cameron the prime minister of the u.k., and french president sarkozy. and he'll finish the day with with mahmoud abbas himself. and earlier, nab beal schaaf said "we'll lay out our position to the president, we aren't backing down, we aren't changing the position that we came to new york with and we want to make sure that president obama fully understands where we stand. we know that he's entering an election cycle where he won't be able to spend a lot of political capital or a lot of time and attention on us. so we, the palestinians, are going to go to the world community to ask for their backing in a peace process rather than wait for the americans to come around after november of 2012." >> brown: all right, ray suarez at the united nations. thanks a lot. >> good to talk to you, jeff. >> brown: and to a bigger picture look at all this now with two men with extensive high-level diplomacy experience. zbigniew brzezinski was national security advisor during the carter administr

consulting moscow and has now been working in the frame of the security council trying to get him out moscow to back this but the russian foreign minister says this is something that is going to have to wait and russia's not going to support it as of now take a listen to what he had to say. it was a difference of course we cannot support the projects that is being pushed through by western countries but it is among other things to do with the libyan experience we ask what the next try to use how have you calculated your next steps the answer we give is that we haven't thought about it yet would prisons are suddenly to go we need to drive them into a corner with sanctions should go first and then we'll see it's a very simple because i believe not very reliable strategy if you could be called a strategy at all sure. well as we heard the russian foreign minister say there it's not a strategy at all as of now what the united states is proposing it's important that this is really comes from the experience of libya because this isn't the sanctions that were proposed and really accepted and put forward by the security council when the libyan c

russia recognizes libya's transitional council as a functioning live you know sort of mistake and russia's foreign minister emphasized moscow as long called for gadhafi to go but says nato is approach to bringing him down violates international law. that syria is fighting and media war and it's losing it. with almost all foreign press banned from the country amid ongoing violence doubts row over the authenticity of reports regarding syria. and russia remembers the victims of the beslan school siege that shook the country and the whole world seven years ago leaving over three hundred people dead most of them children. this is are you coming to live from moscow i'm marina joshua welcome to the program while russia has recognized libya's national transitional council as the legitimate governing authority of libya speaking shortly after the announcement russian foreign minister sergei lavrov said russia has never want to put up a stay but opposes nato methods to remove him well for more details we're now joined live by his dog here. so you go or what is the message coming from moscow today. while moscow has re

of a rift really are beginning to appear in the n.t. see the national transitional council the new prime minister. is accused by some of his rivals of bringing in a form a get out the officials and from some source is within the country acting like a dictator so how much support and credibility does his leadership have this new leadership that was swept to power by the libyans themselves. yes you're asking that question i'm sure in an ironic tone they were not brought to power by the libyans themselves they were brought to power by certain segments of libyan society a society which of course is largely a tribe also people will have fought along tribal lines but most of all they were brought to power by nato bombs by british and french planes and by british and french covert operations with the participation of the americans and the fact that this or that new libyan politician is accused of mr meters or dictatorship or collaborating with the old regime is ultimately of no importance we saw similar accusations brought against various members of the iraq government the post saddam iraq government in t

national transitional council says that... it will create an interim government within the next 10 days. according to the deputy head of the council and its current prime minister mahmud jibril,... the new inclusive interim government will include representatives from different regions in libya. he urged libyans to understand that the council has to move quickly to set up the new government... and this is not the time for revengeful acts. meanwhile, gadhafi's loyalists attacked a key oil refinery facilities near the southeastern coastal city of ras lanuf on monday, killing at least 15 guards. guinea-bissau's - prime minister says... his country would welcome libya's ousted leader moammar gadhafi... if he were to seek refuge there. this is according to prime minister carlos gomes junior... on a radio broadcast over the weekend. libya has strong ties with guinea-bissau... which is not a member of the international criminal court,... which is seeking gadhafi's arrest. meanwhile, gadhafi's third son... saadi... has entered niger. a spokesman for niger's government says... saadi entered niger on sunday... in a convoy with nine other people. he added that saadi "has

of russian arab friendship and partnership are as up to date as they used to be fifty years ago. russia has recognized libya's national transitional council as the official government of libya for minister sergey lavrov said that russia never approved of it always said that he should go but the principles of international norms have been ignored by nato aggression in that country exactly what he had to say. russia has never approved of the former libyan regime back in may president advantage clearly stated that the data should go that the way the united nations resolutions were implemented by some nato members and other states meant that the principle of the supremacy of law was being disregarded the african union and un initiatives were ignored leading to an increase in civilian casualties however it was the protection of the civilian population that was set as the major objective of the security council resolutions implemented by. we are absolutely sure that justice cannot be done using a move. we also expect leaders at this meeting to agree more humanitarian aid money as libya starts the long process of rebuilding the country of this war. well to discuss the situation surrounding lib

of them children. very warm welcome to see this is live from moscow russia has recognized libya's national transitional council as the legitimate governing authority of libya speaking shortly after the announcement russian foreign minister sergei lavrov said russia has never wanted to get out the to stay but it poses major use methods to remove you get it was going on. moscow has recognized the national transitional council as the sole legitimate power in libya and according to russia's foreign minister says the very beginning of the conflict russia has been stressing that it's up to the libyan people to decide in which direction they want to see their country moving in and who should be our of but it's the masses with which these deem forced from power which are raising a lot of questions here in moscow and i've seen it going you know that russia has never approved of the film a libyan regime back in may have clearly stated that get back to should go the way the united nations resolutions were implemented by some nato members and other states and that the principle of the supremacy of law was disregarded the african union and u.n. initiatives renewed leading to an increase in civilian casualties however it was the prot

of an ocean a in tripoli. but christine british prime minister and french president he leaves use sad indeed to show their support for the national transitional council his new authorities the financial political and of course military support these two leaders have become the first foreign heads of state to visit khadafi freely not surprisingly though these two later countries have played a prominent a crucial role in the libyan revolution backed by the alliance which eventually led to the fall of gadhafi and to the end all for the almost forty two year long dictatorship here in leave here these countries were pushing for a nato action actually for a military operation here leave it to protect civilians against gadhafi troops in february and french valley and french warplanes was the first to fly in the air campaign here in leave here to endorse a no fly zone over the country the helicopters and fighter jets of these countries together with other countries from nato had been born in his mission to cities throughout libya for six months and france. became the first country to recognize the national transitional council as eve is new legitimate author

recognized levy is national transitional council as the legitimate governing authority of libya speaking shortly after the announcement russian foreign minister sergei lavrov said russia has never wanted khadafi to stay but opposes nato as methods to remove him for more details so i'm now joined live by gore pissed off here in moscow where you are breaking message coming from moscow today so what more can you tell us about. well moscow has recognized the national transitional council in libya as the sole authority in the throne here according to foreign minister silvio levels since the very beginning of the conflict russia has been stressing that it's up to the libyan people to decide in which direction they want to see the republican she moving in and they want to see in power it's just that the methods also this was the sheaves that they were raising questions during . school. system we could bring up the russian has never approved of the film a libyan regime back in may president medvedev clearly stated that. the way the united nations resolutions were implemented by someone three members and other states and that the principle of the supr

the first international or a member of gyptian council of foreign affairs many times of being with us here on r.t. now turkey's prime minister has warned israel that it's facing growing isolation in the region do you agree with that and if so how might the freezer for nations with turkey and egypt affect israel's security. i absolutely agree with you actually i agree with the prime minister of turkey are the what has been said i would like to point out that this is not the first actually a threat to israel that it would be isolated within the international community it was in two thousand through four according or under the adversity opinion of the international court of justice of course arming the visitor perny and all of the is the legal and legitimate war in palestine the was wearing the school unanimously stated that these grave violations of both international humanitarian law. is leading the world to be isolated within the national communities because the acts of this is really reflects undoubtedly reflect that it is not wearing for peace it is the answer peace lover under the commitments of the united nations charter

of all sides is very dangerous has the latest from new york. the united nations security council gathered behind closed doors for hours to debate and discuss growing tensions in northern kosovo serbian foreign minister and his course of our counterpart flew into new york for this our emergency meeting that was called for by serbia and supported by russia serbia is urging the council to prevent closer as ethnic albanian authorities from using force in northern and close of oh that is an area populated by ethnic serbs now kosovo house and now its plans to send its custom officials and security forces to the border up to us to take it over now that is that crossing has been under control by a nato peacekeeper sense of violence between as nic serbs and albanians erupted there in july that violence killed one person and wounded several others russian ambassador vitaly churkin says kosovar albanians have threatened to use force ambassador churkin says that nato peacekeepers in the area he believes could be cooperating with the pay of the plans of the kosovar albanians rather than preventing danger from breaking out we have serious concerns about where the little this is going and the minister gets made it

. >>> the gulf cooperation council of six arab monarchies is set to discuss the proposed membership of jordan and morocco. the foreign ministers of the gcc member countries gathered in the western saudi arabian city of jiddah on sunday to discuss the applications of the two kingdoms. both jordan and morocco have been plagued by acute job shortages that have prompted anti-government rallies. the authorities in the two countries apparently aim to maintain their grip on power through financial largess from the already-rich gcc nations. the gcc has provided one of its member states, omen with massive economic aid and has crushed unrest in bahrain by dispatching troops there. in the wake of a tide of uprising in the arab countries, the gcc nations and the new applicants appear to be convinced that there is strength in numbers. >>> libya's national transitional council says the country resumed oil production on saturday. the council plans to accerate its efforts to rebuild the north african country, making use of oil revenue. thesrt oiloutput was discseby t number two official of the transitional counci mahmoud bril onunyn tripoli.

this week moscow recognized libya's national transitional council of the country's legitimate governing authority the russian foreign minister said he never wanted to get out if they oppose nato as means of removing him saying principles of international law but it brought. russia has never approved of the former libyan regime back in may president medvedev clearly stated that gadhafi should go but the way the united nations resolutions were implemented by some nato members and other states meant that the principle of the supremacy of law was being disregarded the african union and u.n. initiatives were ignored leading to an increase in civilian casualties however it was the protection of the civilian population that was set as the major objective of the security council resolutions implemented by nato and we're absolutely sure that justice cannot be done using our norful methods. the race for libya's oil was that was the way of polls where the war activists crystalline and says that the meeting in paris to the south it is that it will have any intentions . we're in a situation now where the old regime appears to be over in

of the unity we need to see in the security council to put the pressure on syria. >> someone who had reservations about the principle of intervention, can i congratulate the prime minister on a successful outcome in libya, which was largely achieved by two aspects? one that it was legal and, secondly, had the support of the libyan people. but further, to the last question, using it as an illustration to persuade permanent members of the security council such as russia and china that a well conducted intervention can successfully be used to restrain autocrats in countries such as syria. >> i am grateful to my honorable friend for what he says. i think everyone should have misgivings about these sorts of operations and one should never have a naive belief that they're easy or that everything is going to go to plan. that very rarely happens. i think we should always be hard headed and careful about these things. i think also we should respect the fact that this is not done yet. this is not completed yet. and also i think we should be very cautious about trying to draw up a new doctrine. it seems as soon as we establish a new doctrine a case comes up that flies completely i

of the. russian foreign minister confirmed today that moscow has officially invited representatives of the national transitional council to come to russia for talks some potential energy projects we leave you and you also stressed that peace in between was upon the request will be on site and we also know from other russian officials that the new government while combat invitation was officially handed over to speaking at the summit of the leaders of the full soviet republics and be shunned there so gala also touched upon syria itself must go criticizes what he describes as a one sided sanctions against syria in particular at the e.u. european union imposed sanctions an embargo on all experts from syria in more schools view sanctions are never the best solution possible could only make matters worse western authorities are pushing for further sanctions against the president for the brutal crackdown on protesters in which over two thousand people have been killed since march the syrian authorities though same of their fighting with the stream in the territory trying to destabilize the country while speaking in duchamp a

united nations security council gathered behind closed doors for hours to debate and discuss and growing tensions in northern kosovo serbian foreign minister vokey and his course of our counterpart flew into new york for this our emergency meeting that was called for by serbia and supported by russia not serbia is urging the council to prevent kosovo's ethnic albanian authorities from using force in northern kosovo that is an area populated by ethnic serbs now kosovo house and plans to send its custom officials and security forces to the border to take it over violence between ethnic serbs and albanians are ruptured there in july that violence killed one person and wounded several others russian ambassador vitaly churkin says kosovar albanians have threatened to use force and bassett or churkin says that nato peacekeepers in the area he believes could be whopper reading with the pair the plans of the kosovar albanians rather than preventing danger from breaking out we have serious concerns about what little this is going and you see a minister getting should get it very clear that the. position of european union and weighing this mediating role in a dialogue betw

of the bailout to avert a looming default. meanwhile the greek prime minister will be heading to the village to hold hold as the country that crisis files outs of the. u.n. security council already has to submit the palestinian bid for statehood for recognition despite fierce objections from israel and the u.s. which has vowed to veto the move. as the u.k. struggles to create new jobs amid a stark rise out employment it emerges that night out of ten positions are being taken by illiterates. and business on the rocks of russian rule extends losses through to you minimum against the greenback the one in the house he needs to rebound by.

of in for children recently. and stuff os now here mostly this is on the cd also recognizes libya's transitional council as the functioning of libyan authority in his statement russia's foreign minister emphasized moscow has long called for get out and to go it says nations opposed to bringing him down violates international rules and. divisions within libya resonate in these iraqis family as well of his sons' val's to become accountable stronghold of saddam's till the end that should be off to his brother reportedly offers truths to end the bloodshed. in russia remembers the victims of the beslan school massacre that shook the country and the whole world seventy years ago chechen terrorists get more than a thousand people hostage and the siege did not sit for three days and that includes three hundred people dead most of them children. ok time for the bank to take cover as all these financial guru max keiser has them in his sights for. welcome to the kaiser report on stacy herbert hey did you know that slavery is once again completely legal place max this is our first headline here modern slavery the loss of innocence and there are twenty seven million modern slaves according to fre

strongholds the city of samarra is now fully controlled by the national transitional council but fighting continues in the cities of bani walid and sirte libya's interim prime minister says a new government will be in place within seven days of the nation's new leaders already welcome at the united nations. the u.s. state of georgia has denied a final appeal for clemency for a prisoner on death row on the eve of his execution for the one nine hundred eighty nine murder of an off duty policeman no murder weapon was ever found no d.n.a. evidence or fingerprints conclusively linked troy davis to the shooting most witnesses have also since changed their testimony more than one million people worldwide have signed petitions for the clemency obviously international said george was discredited the justice system and will execute an innocent man is due to face the death by lethal injection on wednesday. to mexico where gunmen have dumped the bodies of thirty five people on a roadway during rush hour in the gulf state of veracruz the victims were found in two trucks left near a shopping mall in the city of boca del rio police identified several of them and all had criminal b

of the fail out to avert a looming default. meanwhile the greek prime minister will be heading to the lead to hold told as the country's debt crisis spirals out of the. u.n. security council prepares to submit the palestinian statehood bid for recognition despite fierce objections from israel and the u.s. which is about to be you know the move. and as the u.k. struggles to create new jobs amid a stark rise in unemployment it emerges that nine out of ten positions are being taken by immigrants. and this question mark kleiman morning session that's despite the shocks of a finance minister monday get details.

of the transitional council has been discussing the future of libya. the conference in paris hosted by the french president sarkozy and by the british prime minister davidameron have representatives from 60 countries and nato. >> president sarkozy and david cameron are proud of the risks they took. the two men drove international support for the libyan rebels andrews air force pilots still lead the libyan campaign. but this was the arrival of the day that really counted. this is the rebel leader now on the verge of government that will rebuild the libya. he previously testified to the dictator and then defected to head the uprising. around the conference table, he was in part being tested. can libya's people to achieve unity and reconciliation? after the key players make clear that a new libya can succeed. >> enormous difficulties lie ahead, course, but the libyans are showing the world that courage, their spirit, and their resilience. they're coming together to tackle shortages of water and power. hospitals are reopening. the mtc leaders have been clear and consistent in warning against reprisals. >> the transitional leader said he was speaking directl

minister called on the israeli government and palestinians to return to the negotiating table. the u.s. said it will veto the application if a majority on the security council votes in favor of it. for more on the u.n. debate, let us go to washington. max, how will germany be voting on the palestinian application? >> officially, there has been no word from the german foreign minister, although he said in new york city that the germans will deal with the situation once it presents itself, once there is a vote in the security council. but between the lines of his speech in front of the general assembly, it was clear where the germans are heading. he said israel's security was a matter of state for the germans and the german support a negotiated solution between the palestinians and israel. the diplomatic goal for germans is to avoid a vote at the security council. were there to be a vote in the next days or weeks, you can be pretty sure the germans would not be in favor of the palestinian application. >> what happens now with the application for full membership of the u.n.? >> formally, it needs a vote of 9, a majority of nine in the security council. i am not sure there are e

of its. message from the country's prime minister in germany her top level talks as athens tries to secure another slice of the bailout and approve more tax hikes. the u.n. security council already has to submit the palestinian statehood bid for recognition despite fierce objection from israel and the u.s. which is about to veto the move. and the u.k. struggles to create new jobs and unemployment as it emerges that nine out of ten positions are being taken by immigrants. and russian markets. by finance minister.

of the gaddafi plan might be holed up here. turkish prime minister visited tripoli. turkey was slow to support the rebels but now backs the transitional council. they praised the libyan revolution as an example of people trying to throw off oppression. >> opposition activists say that government forces killed at least 19 people across the country on friday. the violence came during a protest against the regime of assad in damascus and other cities. government troops shot dead five people. reports from homes they that soldiers fired into a crowd following friday prayers. now to talk about a site we have never seen before at a meeting of european finance ministers. >> and beyond that, not the most popular site. u.s. treasury secretary timothy geithner did not get an especially warm reception when he gave minister's advice on how to solve the debt crisis on friday. on the whole, they seem to think the u.s. should focus on its own problems and leave fixing the eurozone to him. >> u.s. treasury secretary timothy geithner shared a laugh , but it ended less happily. they failed to find common ground with their guests from washington. >> to be tellin

has recognized libya's national transitional council as a legitimate governing authority of libya speaking shortly after the announcement russian foreign minister sergei lavrov said russia has never want to gadhafi to stay but opposes nato as methods to remove him. russia has never approved the formal libyan regime back in may president clearly stated that gadhafi should go but the way the united nations resolutions were implemented by some nato members and a few other states meant the principle of the supremacy of law was being disregarded the african union and u.n. initiatives were ignored leading to an increase in the number of civilian casualties although it is the protection of the civilian population that was set as a major objective of the security council resolutions and nato subscribed to implementing them. in a while in the area colonel gadhafi son saif al islam has vowed to fight to the death saying nobody will surrender the town of sirte the last loyalist stronghold that shortly after his brother are reportedly offered to mediate with the rebels to stop the bloodshed i didn't worry if an option has more from tripoli. what we're hear