i'll talk to newspaper editor abdel bari atwan for his views on recent events. i'm talking to abdel bari atwan who's the editor of the london based pan arabic newspaper al could be he is obviously going to talk to me about libya and he says that there's a huge potential for libya to turn into another afghanistan i missed out on thank you for talking to r.t. today now explain to me what the factors are at play comparable between libya and afghanistan. there are a lot of similarities here between. afghanistan and libya we have been need to intervention military intervention it is through this intervention is not actually sending troops on the ground but the same. way or another and try to say libya could like afghanistan the other you know libya. could turn to a failed state like what happened in afghanistan nobody can predict what will happen after that we know that they would be removed from power because he cannot actually need police and he hasn't got back up abilities but the big question is you know what that position and council which is that are presenting

i'm talking to abdel bari atwan who's the editor of the london based upon arabic newspaper al could be he is obviously going to talk to me about libya and he says that there's a huge potential for libya to turn into another afghanistan i missed out on thank you for talking to r.t. today now explain to me what the factors are at play that are comparable between libya and afghanistan. a lot of similarities here between programs and the here we have been nato intervention military intervention. through this intervention is not actually sending troops on the ground but the same. or another and like to say. like afghanistan the other point is you know libya. and i have been in afghanistan nobody can predict what will happen after that we know very from would be removed from power because he actually i need something hasn't got the credibility but the big question is whether that position of council which is the representing that will be able first to contain the huge differences in divisions. second with it is capable to run the country and keep it as a united states that seems like an acci

i'm talking to abdel bari atwan who's the editor of the london based newspaper al could be he is obviously going to be about libya and he says that there's a huge potential for libya to turn into another afghanistan i missed out on thank you for talking to r.t. today now explain to me what the factors are at play that are comparable between libya and afghanistan. there are a lot of similarities here between now. and leave you know we have been nato intervention military intervention but it is true this intervention is not actually sending troops in the ground but the same agenda and we got another. guy to say. like afghanistan. you know we could turn to a failed state like what happened in afghanistan nobody can predict what will happen after combat and we know it would be removed from power because he and i actually need friends and he hasn't called back. but the big question is you know that positional council which is the representing the rebels will be able first to contain their differences their visions and it's their second whether it is capable to run by country and to keep it leap

for reform but some believe it could be much worse artist lauren the talks newspaper editor abdel bari atwan for his views on recent events. i'm talking to abdel bari atwan who's the editor of the london based palm arabic newspaper al could see al arab me he is obviously going to talk to me about libya and he says that's there's a huge potential for libya to turn into another afghanistan i missed out on thank you for talking to r.t. today now explain to me what the facts is are at play comparable between libya and afghanistan. there are a lot of similarities here between their programs and the we need to intervention military intervention it is through this intervention is not actually sending troops in the ground but the same. in a way or another. change is that me again in both countries so that's why actually i compare the two countries and try to say leave you could and like afghanistan and the other points is you know leave your. state like what happened in afghanistan and nobody can predict what will happen after definitely no doubt from would be removed from power because you cannot a

worse according to many some of the rebel factions have links to al qaida or of commentator abdel bari atwan says the west got itself into this trouble now it has to decide how it will figure it out and the options aren't attractive we know that you know the majority of the people who are fighting muslim extremists how that the two is going to be with those people often remove all of them and i believe their post will be more problematic than that. if you there are some indications nato is considering putting peacekeeping troops on the ground in libya regional experts warned that could be seen by parts of the free libya movement as an act of aggression but having supported the rebel movement nato must now deal with the consequences even if that w m d armed islamic extremists. meanwhile journalist and broadcaster new york plug says the use of dissent from nation by all science as a whole mark of the conflict. what is very clear is happening here is the rebels are trying to teach this to the international audience and trying to make out their complete control of the country that could happen i

worse according to many some of the rebel factions have links to al qaida or of commentator abdel bari atwan says the west got itself into this trouble now it has to decide how it will figure it out and the options aren't attractive we know that the majority of the people who are fighting muslim extremists so how that the two is going to be with those people are about the movement of chemical i believe their posts would be more proper i'm i think than that. if you there are some indications nato is considering putting peacekeeping troops on the ground in libya regional experts warn that could be seen by parts of the free libya movement as an act of aggression but having supported the rebel movement nato must now deal with the consequences even if that's w m d armed islamic extremists. and there are reports of heavy resistance by the forces with the colonel's whereabouts still unknown maybe you could offer another radio message claiming he's fighting on the front line that he was denied previous reports that it's assisting the rebels in the hunt to find him but journalist and broadcaster neil

i'm talking to abdel bari atwan who's the editor of the london based upon the arabic newspaper al could be he is obviously going to talk to me about libya and he says that there's a huge potential for libya to turn into another afghanistan i missed out on thank you for talking to r.t. today now explain to me what the factors are at play or comparable between libya and afghanistan. there are a lot of similarities here between. programs and lead we need to intervention military intervention it is through this intervention is not actually sending troops on the ground but the same. or another and try to see. like afghanistan and the other you know libya. state like what happened in afghanistan and nobody can predict what will happen after combat and we know very few would be removed from power because he and i actually i mean something has a good pickup in that but a big question please you know whether that turns the council which is there representing that revolt will be able first to contain the differences divisions in its own set whether it is capable to run the country and to keep it

libya i suspect that you know british and french company is looking for exploration contacts abdel-bari atwan thank you very much. as you know song was sixteen years old when he committed these murders that's not to say that song so or should not be punished for his crimes song is being honest no rational person can deny that song has been punished is being honest and will be honest. the saudis must be executed for the brutal crime committed this is a punishment this is not to. mention. it's. cause you've been immersed know me whatsoever. and i didn't come here just. and heard the first. scot ruthlessness. final word. in my that is now. move. it's. the book. in. progress. head of libya's rebel government european leaders his country's oil rich. chemical weapons falling into the wrong hands. six party talks. the country's. trip to russia. it will be here is the news continues in less than thirty minutes from now in the meantime it's a debate program cross talk next.

arguably worse according to many some of the rebel factions have links to al qaida arab commentator abdel bari atwan says the west got itself into this trouble now it has to decide how it will figure it out and the options aren't attractive we knew that you know the majority of the people who are fighting muslim extremists so how do you think is that we could do with those people are for the move all of kind of combat i believe. would be more problematic than that. there are some indications nato is considering putting peacekeeping troops on the ground in libya regional experts warn that could be seen by parts of the free libya movement as an act of aggression but having supported the rebel movements nato must now deal with the consequences even if that's the arms islamic extremists and it's our team. thought as more details on this now of course why do i use them or if life for us in tripoli or morea capturing the final aim of the rebels in order to proclaim their unilateral role in the country but are we aware of there are any closer to finding him. who are that's clear gadhafi still remains the g

has also spoken to abdel bari atwan who added center arabic newspaper based in london and he sings colonel gadhafi will definitely trial but the question is whether the rebels will be able to govern the country. and state like that happen in afghanistan nobody can predict what. we know about who would be moved from power because he might actually pipe and he hasn't called back up abilities but the big question is you know what that position the council will be able to first paint. divisions it's said whether it is capable to run the country and to keep as a united states. what you are to live from moscow to other news now a former t.v. witness in the case of murdered russian journalist anna politkovskaya has been arrested or retired senior police official has fallen under suspicion himself for organizing the crime are spear all over joins us now with the latest posted here so tell us what we know about this man just arrested in connection with the case. dmitri chen called this former senior russian police officer is now being detained by police are questioning over his role in his possible

worse according to many some of the rebel factions have links to al qaida or of commentator abdel bari atwan says the west got itself into this trouble now it has to decide how it will figure it out and the options aren't attractive we know that you know the majority of the people who are fighting muslim extremists so how that the two is going to be with those people off about remove all of them and i believe the post would be more problematic than that. if you there are some indications nato is considering putting peacekeeping troops on the ground in libya regional experts warn back could be seen by parts of the free libya movement as an act of aggression but having supported the rebel movement nato must now deal with the consequences even if that w m d islamic extremists. and remember you can also the latest news on the situation in libya as well as blogs and analysis at our web site r.t. dot com. it emerged this week that north korea is ready to return to international talks over its disputed nuclear plans with no preconditions the announcement came as the country's reclusive leader met p

worse according to many some of the rebel factions have links to al qaida or of commentator abdel bari atwan says the west got itself into this trouble now it has to decide how it will figure it out and the options aren't attractive we know that the majority of the people who are fighting muslim extremists so how that the two is going to be with those people often remove all of them and i believe there. will be more proper and i think that. if you're there are some indications nato is considering putting peacekeeping troops on the ground in libya regional experts warn that could be seen by parts of the free libya movement as an act of aggression but having supported the rebel movement nato must now deal with the consequences even if that. islamic extremists. well syria is also believed to possess massive stocks of chemical weapons going on the rest of the country coupled with international economic and political pressure is only fueling fears for global security let's factor from the center for nonproliferation studies says the weapons seen by president asad as a symbol of legitimacy have to

worse according to many some of the rebel factions have links to al qaeda are a commentator abdel bari atwan says the west got itself into this trouble now it has to decide how it will figure it out and the options aren't attractive we knew that the majority of the people who are fighting muslim extremists how that people is going to be with those people often remove all of them and i believe the post will be more proper i'm i think that. if you there are some indications nato is considering putting peacekeeping troops on the ground in libya regional experts warned that could be seen by parts of the free libya movement as an act of aggression but having supported the rebel movement nato must now deal with the consequences even if that's w m d armed islamic extremists lore and it's our teams . and there is the director and founder of the french center for intelligence studies returned from libya a few weeks ago where he was helping the national council to draft a new constitution but he fears the basis of the document could provoke the rise of islamic extremism in the country. the fact that t

worse according to many some of the rebel factions have links to al qaida or of commentator abdel bari atwan says the rest. got itself into this trouble now it has to decide how it will figure it out and the options aren't attractive we know that the majority of the people who are fighting are muslim extremists so how they're people is going to be with those people are very mindful of chemical but i believe there. would be more problematic than that that. there are some indications nato is considering putting peacekeeping troops on the ground in libya we journal experts warned back could be seen by parts of the free libya movement as an act of aggression but having supported the rebel movement nato must now deal with the consequences even if that w m d armed islamic extremists. and journalist richard spencer says there's another war raging in leaving and that's between the rebels are there will be in charge after the kentucky regime falls i think would be us accomplish is to establish a coming civil war in libya which we have of finance we will be here we will have trained number of people w

worse according to many some of the rebel factions have links to al qaida or of commentator abdel bari atwan says the west got itself into this trouble now it has to decide how it will figure it out and the options aren't attractive we know that the majority of the people who are fighting are muslim extremists or actually. people who believe that they should slip mixtape and be so how their people is that we can deal with those people after that any move of are they going to legitimize their income for them. but apart from the future leave here so there are question marks here personally i believe that their fear would be more than that. for there are some indications nato is considering putting peacekeeping troops on the ground in libya we general experts warn that could be seen by parts of the free libya movement as an act of aggression but having supported the rebel movements nato must now deal with the consequences even if that w m d arms islamic extremists. well syria is also believed to possess massive stocks of chemical weapons the ongoing unrest in the country coupled with internatio

worse according to many some of the rebel factions have links to al-qaeda or of commentator abdel bari atwan says the west got itself into this trouble now it has to decide how it will figure it out and the options aren't attractive we knew that the majority of the people who are fighting for muslim extremists so how that the two is going to be with those people laugh about it move all of them and i believe there. will be more problematic than that. if you go there are some indications nato is considering putting peacekeeping troops on the ground in libya regional experts warned that could be seen by parts of the free libya movement as an act of aggression but having supported the rebel movement nato must now deal with the consequences even if that w m d armed islamic extremists lore and its other teams. russia has introduced its draft u.n. resolution calling for syrian president assad to expedite reforms he has announced it also calls on the opposition to engage in dialogue with the damascus authorities meanwhile thousands of people are once again taken to the streets in protest against the

arguably worse according to many some of the rebel factions have links to al qaida or a commentator abdel bari atwan says the west got itself into this trouble now it has to decide how it will figure it out and the options aren't attractive we knew that the majority of the people who are fighting are muslim extremists so how the people his people are about remove all of them and i believe that. will be more proper and i think that. there are some indications nato is considering putting peacekeeping troops on the ground in libya experts warn back could be seen by parts of the free libya movement as an act of aggression but having supported the rebel movement they too must now deal with the consequences even if that w m d islamic extremists. but the rebels are too divided and do not represent a huge united force something that could stand in the way of libya's stability that's according to political commentator newspaper even as my. the rebellion movements. of very different factions some tribally orient the religiously oriented and they stand united for a moment against the call of them an enemy but

worse according to many some of the rebel factions have links to al-qaeda or of commentator abdel bari atwan says the west got itself into this trouble now it has to decide how it will figure it out and the options aren't attractive we know that the majority of the people who are fighting for muslim extremists so how the people is going to deal with those people laugh about it move all of chemical i believe their posts will be more problematic than that but. i fear there are some indications nato is considering putting peacekeeping troops on the ground in libya regional experts warned that could be seen by parts of the free libya movement as an act of aggression but having supported the rebel movement nato must now deal with the consequences even if that w m d armed islamic extremists lure emmett's or teams london. international observers say the rebels are a weak and divided force which may not be able to properly govern the country but middle east expert dan glazebrook told r.t. that that's exactly what nato wanted to happen in. this war is fundamentally a war to maintain africa in a subor

arguably worse according to many some of the rebel factions have links to al qaida or a commentator abdel bari atwan says the west got itself into this trouble now it has to decide how it will figure it out and the options aren't attractive we knew that the majority of the people who are fighting muslim extremists or how that is going to be with those people often remove all of them and i believe their post will be more proper i'm i think than that. if you there are some indications nato is considering putting peacekeeping troops on the ground in libya regional experts warned that could be seen by parts of the free libya movement as an act of aggression but having supported the rebel movement nato must now deal with the consequences even if that's w m d armed islamic extremists. and to syria now thousands of protesters have been back on the streets again in opposition to president assad's regime reports say a number of demonstrators were shot dead by security forces adding to the u.n. estimate of twenty two hundred civilians killed by troops or police since protests began in january. a report from t

arguably worse according to many some of the rebel factions have links to al qaida or a commentator abdel bari atwan says the west. it's got itself into this trouble now it has to decide how it will figure it out and the options aren't attractive we knew that the majority of the people who are fighting corrupt if you are a muslim extremist so how the people is going to be people off about remove all of connecticut i believe their post would be more proper i'm i think than. a few there are some indications nato is considering putting peacekeeping troops on the ground in libya regional experts warn back could be seen by parts of the free libya movement as an act of aggression but having supported the rebel movement nato must now deal with the consequences even if that w m d armed islamic extremists. you know has vowed to stay in libya as long as it is needed with british jets firing missiles i printed off his command and control bunker in his hometown of see it this week activist john reste says that self-interest may be the driving force behind you why it is intervention. nobody's going to shed any t