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people it was very much kind of put in place and then they were kind of helicoptered in where you get afi was gotten rid of so the thing i find very striking here actually is that the a.t.c. isn't doing itself any favors into the pro-democracy campaign is also seeing off the. supporters as well though warnings for a long time that this could happen in bani walid people are saying very least two months we may get a pro get afy uprising here and the entity did nothing about it they were warned and now bani walid has been taken so it's not surprising and it does seem like the n.t. is impotence and it's reflecting the needs and desires of anyone in libya at the moment there was a lot of congratulates three talked by cameron.

he was welcomed by the head of libya's nato backed government the shia was a bitter opponent a good afi who civilians and dar for to defend themselves against the bashir want to discuss the state visit and the message it sends i'm now joined live from london by patrick ase he's a reporter for the spider online magazine patrick a government that came to power fighting for human rights the m.t.c. has now just welcomed a man wanted for starting a genocide that killed tens of thousands are sort of irony here don't you think. well i don't think it's actually any more ironic than say gordon brown shaking hands with muhammad get afi in two thousand and nine at the g eight summit in italy or for example tony blair shaking hands with gadhafi in two thousand and seven just outside of his hometown where he was killed in certain two thousand and seven so i mean i think yes there are double standards here but at the same time western leaders are very open to doing this and do this themselves as well not so i must say that so many found of the national transitional council you said that they were fig

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pressure rounds of violent attacks in libya as could afy loyalists retake a former stronghold with warnings that a new war is on the card. the gulf states withdraw their observers from syria as the e.u. slaps new sanctions on the troubled country. and paying for black gold with the yellow one india reportedly finds a way to buy iran's oil despite the new e.u. embargo. is now just after six pm here in the russian capital this is r.t. with me rule re sushi in libya loyalists to the late moammar gadhafi have retaken their form a stronghold of bani walid after clashes with the new government forces fighting between supporters of the new and the old regime has been seen in cities all across the country as are north africa correspondent maria financial explains. in the last few days the situation has been very tense and dangerous and with. the number of anti government protests and clashes between the pro-government forces and the forces loyal to the ousted leader more money could be taken place in different towns all across the risks are indeed very hard that the country may fall into civil war

one man in terms of style steps fast notional time that is the exact opposite of erratic more market afy and of course he's still in power but the libyan scenario no longer seems improbable in kazakstan even to its leader some young people are fascinated with what's happening in the world right now in africa and europe but we have to explain to the new generation that blindly believes everything it's told that there are those who envy our well being the countries who are revolutions took place have gone back ten to fifteen years economically speaking the town of john knows and is rightfully called cassocks tons of oil capital but it's no match for glistening asked despite producing much of the country's hydrocarbons for decades it's been poor and neglected. the uprising in western kazakstan has smouldered since last spring but culminated in december in a weekend of clashes with police that left seventeen dead. and more than one hundred injuries as the protests spread to other cities. jittery in the wake of the arab spring but it was because i stand has a semblance of democracy with sever

the most eventful year in years the killing of bin ladin after a decade long manhunt libya's good to afi after months of need obama. and the death of north korea's kim jong il don't even begin to illustrate twenty eleven. time joe's the protester as person of the year and although there were different slogan signs and demands of solutions twenty eleven will ultimately be remembered as the year people came out onto the streets the arab spring bloomed into a european summer which harvested an american autumn from cairo to california moscow to madrid to where to occupy global rallies shared common themes but if one thing stood out in the middle east and north africa alone it was protests that lead down one road regime change. tunisia and egypt got rid of their dictators without war but libya was not so lucky nato and allies began a humanitarian mission with a fierce bombing campaign the critics called it a mislabeled invasion to take down gadhafi for benefits the only reason they're interested in with libya is about the oil you hear anybody screaming and yelling about all those people last

libyan people it was very much kind of put in place and then they were kind of helicopter didn't get afy was gotten rid of so the thing i find very striking here actually is that the n.t. sea isn't doing itself any favors into the pro-democracy campaign is also seeing off the. supporters as well. warnings for a long time that this could happen in bani walid people are saying very least tomorrow we may get a pro get off the uprising here and the entity did nothing about it they were walloons and now bani walid has been taken so it's not surprising and it does seem like the m.t.c. is impotence and it's reflecting the needs and desires of anyone in libya at the. moments there was a lot of you know excel congratulates he talked by cameron sarkozy and a bomber who kept a bit of a distance but was still involved after the fall of gadhafi i think they're going to be very reluctant to admit that what they didn't do was bring about democracy in the country. well russia's presidential envoy to africa has recently visited libya he said that all sides have to sit down for talks to bring order to the

research showing fighting has broken out in libya between supporters of former leader of more market afy and forces loyal to the new government the head of the national transitional council has warned that the country is on the verge of returning to a state of civil war parties marouf national has the latest. in the last few days the situation in libya has been very tense and very dangerous actually indeed on monday we did receive reports that khadafi loyalists actually managed to take control over the city of bani walid southeast of the capital tripoli once known as the duffys main stronghold and did also manage to raise green flag at one of the gates of the town green flag symbol of. duffy's rule and local officials have been reporting about at least five people and to see people killed in this violence we also were receiving reports about violence around tripoli and following that the anti see checkpoints around the capital for security reasons and also three and to see people who were reputed to be killed in the city open ghazi in the eastern part of leave in ghazi the city which is

defense minister has arrived in the town of bani walid after loyalists of former leader more market afy seized control of the area on monday the minister has begun negotiations with the militia who drove out pro-government forces three days ago four were killed twenty five others wounded in that battle the retaking of the town is the first major challenge to the new government or thorpey. one of the owners of the cruise liner that capsized off the italian coast denies telling the ship's captain to change the vessels route this comes after captain francesco schettino told a friend that he was pressured by managers to steer the ship to the area where the collision occurred the company says the captain was going far too fast to be so close to shore sixteen bodies have been recovered since the ship ran aground the search continues. for seventeen more. the farms of rule america produce around thirty nine percent of the world's corn every year but not all of it ends up on dinner tables instead of feeding the hungry almost half of the u.s. corn supply goes to making ethanol in order to power a

t with me kevin i know in our top story them for you in libya loyalists to the late one look at the afi have retaken their former stronghold of bani walid after clashes with the new government forces fighting between supporters of the new and old regimes has been seen in cities too across the country as our north africa correspondent rifs national explains. and the last few days the situation has been very tense and dangerous and with. the number of anti government protests and clashes between the pro-government forces and the forces loyal to the ousted leader more money could be taken place in different towns all across the risks are indeed very high that the country may fall into civil war most of all and the most deadly incident happened in the town of bani walid. southeast of the capital tripoli once known as the duffys main stronghold forces loyal to the full mcconnell khadafi managed to take control over the city and did manage actually to raise the green flag at one of the city's gates the green flag symbolize in khadafi the facilities far as the local officials happen recluses l

just letting you know a bit later this elder looking at postscript afy libya the leader of the empty sea there admitting the country could be on the brink of civil war and calling for immediate crackdown on militias but says thousands remain behind bars over their previous political allegiances. this region's forests are some of the world's rarest big cats but they also host the blogger's timber mills and illegal hunters who stand to make a great profit here and you can see we're also reporting on how some of the world's most beautiful predators are being preyed upon themselves in russia's far east. marking one of the lowest moments since the onset of europe's debt crisis more than two years ago the greek government is now publicly threatened to abandon the euro the warnings came from the prime minister lucas papademos says negotiations over that one hundred thirty billion euro bailout package drag on the pm board that the greek economy could enter an uncontrolled collapse as early as march if more cash isn't secured creditors and greeks are at loggerheads with bankers refusing to wr

between the pro-government projects and food is still loyal to the ousted leader and more money could afy taken place and different places throughout the year on monday we did receive reports that. the loyalists actually managed to take control over the city of bani walid southeast of the capital tripoli once known as the duffys main stronghold and did also manage to raise green flag at one of the gates of the town green flag symbol of. duffy's room and local officials have been reporting about at least five people and to see people killed in. these fallen so we can see this is very simple the bani walid as i decide as always been considered put up his main stronghold and since the beginning of the odd crossing people from this particular area from bani walid have been volunteers to the fight for could offer to dogs for the former colonel through all everywhere throughout leave and once it was said to be the song called for. duffey son safe his mom so it's very simple it's at the ballance erupted at this level at this serious level in this particular area and they didn't come as a surpris

of the libyan people on hold while they were getting rid of gaddafi this was never just about good afy this was about self-determination of the libyan people the west intervention put that on hold it's now regime ng in kind of messy ways and that's what you would expect so i think but i don't think to answer your question i think they'll be very reluctant to get involved again and obviously their focus on syria and iran at the moment but they want to kind of rewrite history and say what they did was a real success they brought democracy to libya this is the model that works and i think they want to be keep themselves in that self-delusion for as long as possible so i think they'll be reluctant to step in i think they want to turn a blind eye for as long as they possibly can and finally do you think we'll see other members step down in the light of this violence and protest. well you know it's very interesting that mr goh the deputy head stepped down last week. and of course the mayor of benghazi stepped down as well i think the thing about the n t c was as i said it was already got its

asked for more time to respond to the international criminal court which wants to know when more market afy son saif al islam will be handed over a deadline given by the i.c.c. is set to elapse in less than an hour is being held in the western town of is in town and is charged by the hague with crimes against humanity most prominent son of the country's late leader was captured in november while trying to flee into neighboring niger. as you nigeria now where roadblocks have been a satellite during the country's second day of straw. against soaring fuel costs police are using tear gas and firing into the air to disperse demonstrators this comes just one day after three protesters died in clashes with offices the nationwide strike began after the government ended a popular fuel subsidy leading to a quick rise in gas and transportation costs all throughout the country. north korea has announced it will issue special pardons for convicts to mark the birthdays of two late leaders the state news agency said the amnesty will begin on the first of february in honor of kim jong il who died last mont