italian island in the mediterranean is located just around eighteen miles off the coast of north africa and over the past decade many refugees came here looking for a better life and while we were sent to other european countries nevertheless this place still managed to remain a peaceful isolated world populated mostly by fishermen and holiday makers but just recently the peace was disturbed after the recent revolution in tunisia in just two weeks the island became flooded with a wave of refugees many spend their entire days this wandering around town there have already been reports of thirst and vandalism and several have been arrested we've been talking to the locals and some of them or you know afraid to come out on the streets when it's dark it takes around three days to seal from tunisia to lampedusa and these are some of the actual boats used by the refugees to get here and you can see they're not really that big so it's really hard to believe that sometimes up to three hundred people can cram on each one and actually not all of them even make it to the island some get lost out th

going on in libya here let's look forward what kind of middle east is coming into being in north africa how do you see it in reflecting upon the events of the revolutions as it were. well it is absolutely wonderful that people should have the opportunity to be themselves claim to be free of our autocratic and dictatorial rule which is bend the case that most of the middle east with the exception of iraq for some time now there's only one problem democracy is not the natural state of man it is something which is built on institutions it takes times the problem with elections without democratic institutions is that the other forces which want to humans democracy which want to use elections to take over and be their own tyrants meaning for example the islamicist could use this for what they really want one vote one man one vote one time so where they're all errol do you see wearing do you see evidence of this at this point it's early in the game i would agree with you but you see evidence of this in the three countries you were talking about libya egypt in libya go ahead. in egypt this is

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literally fears a tidal wave of immigrants fleeing the turmoil in north africa inundate the country as the rest of europe gets ready to foot the refugee bill. renewed violence in athens as greeks fight back against all stirred sea measures it comes on fears that billions of dollars in aid is going to the middle east at the expense of europeans but details to be done your political coming up. hiv patients in ukraine blame corruption and mismanagement for delays in getting lifesaving drugs. to am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story begins in italy where rome has been raising the alarm about the potential influx of up to three hundred thousand libyans with the country in possible throes of a civil war italy has demanded the e.u. share the burden of the so-called exodus stemming from the unrest in north africa thousands of tunisians have already flooded italy's southernmost point of lampedusa the closest european shore to the troubled region. as more. we don't call them to do so they get into europe for nothing you see. tiny italian island in the medit

we talk in the first segment about your own personal history in south africa and as. an activist and leader and in a movement against not just apartheid but unrighteousness or or i like a word you know. why green peace how does that translate into green it's well enough to. know some of it was the least i worked what they have volunteered me up at the set up a and c. is an eagle political party to prepare it for the elections. in the course of a process that you can vote in the freedom struggle is one thing but preparing for formal politics or something quite different i decided to stay out of the civil society and put brain injuries into actually. adult education and deal nonprofit work and work to the nonprofit work to spread themselves to sightsee and also try to define the relationship between civil society and the democratic government because about it most of all personal failings of it all with a capital a and so we evolve the cold political started out you know that we had sold out of people this democratic government but once the society to be able to have. t

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discuss debate whether the west will benefit from the ongoing revolts in the middle east and north africa to stay with us. hungry for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. can. start. to. flow in welcome to crossfire computable a part of the globe or democratic rhetoric is beginning to match deeds the north african revolutions are in full swing is this the end of western client ism in new york colonial rule in the early world can the west leave with others in bracing democracy. can start. to discuss new directions for the middle east i'm joined by harold rolled in washington he's an expert on islam and the middle east also in washington we have here when he is rector of the international transcend peace university and author of fall of the us empire and then what and another member of our crosstalk team on a hunger or a gentleman you have difference of opinion this is crosstalk so you can jump in anytime you want harold if i go to you first we've all been watching the events going on in north africa first that we had it in tunisi

share the burden of the so-called exodus stemming from the unrest in north africa thousands of tunisians of already flooded easily southernmost point of lampedusa the closest european shore to the troubled region even to skin all of is there with more. they don't call them to do so they get into europe for nothing you see this tiny italian island in the mediterranean is located just around eighteen miles off the coast of north africa and over the past decade many refugees came here looking for a better life and world leaders sent to other european countries nevertheless this place still managed to remain a peaceful isolated world populated mostly by fishermen and holiday makers but just recently the peace was disturbed after the recent revolution in tunisia in just two weeks the island became flooded with refugees many spend their entire days this wandering around town there have already been reports of an vandalism and several have been arrested we've been talking to the locals and some of them or you know afraid to come out on the streets when it's dark it takes around three days to se

basically if he is more than a million refugees fleeing the chaos in north africa could descend on its shores uncooled fellow e.u. nations for systems many fear criminals and terrorists the belmont it's one of them is already in the country. air and space shuttle discovery blasts old from cape canaveral in the u.s. on its final mission after almost three decades of little travel that leads the russian soyuz spacecraft as the only manned lifeline to the international space station. and those are the headlines up next sticking with one of our main stories about asks his guest if states in the middle east can live up to democratic ideals self-determination that's a debate crosstalk stay with. well see british science. is not out to. free. markets why not scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy cars a report on r.t. . and you can. start. to. flow in welcome to cross talk computable a part of the globe or democratic rhetoric is beginning to match deeds the north african revolutions are in full swing is this the end of western client ism a neo colonial rule in the ear

north africa and the middle east as many as three hundred. nations around the world. billion dollar democracy package. but many are desperately needed at home people crippling. the state. level corruption and mismanagement. in short supply. you with a. welcome to the program. three hundred thousand illegal immigrants could arrive in the country as they flee the ongoing bloodshed in libya the italian foreign minister is warning of an exodus of biblical proportions from north africa across the region has already seen thousands of refugees from. they don't call them to do so they get into europe for nothing you see this tiny italian island in the mediterranean is located just around eighteen miles off the coast of north africa and over the past decade many refugees came here looking for a better life and more leaders sent to other european countries nevertheless this place still managed to remain a peaceful isolated world populated mostly by fishermen and holiday makers but just recently the peace was disturbed after the recent revolution in tunisia in just two weeks the

a tidal wave of illegal immigration is threatening to drown europe as uprisings in north africa and the middle east see thousands flood italian shores. the world's debating a multi-billion dollar democracy package for the region hit by a revolt but for many argue crippling cuts mean the money is desperately needed elsewhere. and in other news ukraine's h.i.v. positive patients accuse the health ministry of banking on their illness as corruption and mismanagement mean the sick are left without essential drugs. it is coming out of the russian capital you're watching r t with me marina joshua welcome to the program europe is facing an unprecedented wave of illegal immigrant . and after libya threaten to lead refugees poor into the continent the revolt across north africa and the middle east has already on least thousands on italian shores and as the chaos spread through the region their numbers are only growing europe is going off reports. we don't call them to do so they get into europe for nothing you see this tiny italian island in the mediterranean is located just around eighteen miles

demonstrators are standing firm the libyan revolt is part of the unrest which rippled through north africa and the middle east in russia the leadership is worried the chaos in the arab world could become per tile ground for terrorists prime minister putin says that if islamists get more of a foothold in the region they will easily be able to reach the caucasus in russia's south. home is the circle of skin the welcome to the show thank you for being with this first question is what do you think are the fundamental reasons this properly because it's not as easy as al qaida started it or washington less reminded her well there are different answer or something question somebody think that maybe this all was commissioned of united states or maybe he's real somebody say year. through radical islamists i'm going to see a brother a muslim a movement somebody something or another are the real answer every boarding and doing something against their reboarding this world sometimes the situation is so bad. of the it's the summarizing of or this for us events such stable regimes us in tunisia egypt or

i'm not sure that anybody legal forget this situation when libyans were killed by people from africa people from clinique here somebody. from the you started bombing your own capital and some other city of your not more load it was a mistake it was the mob the mistake for birthing there was the principle ideal of these gentle men which means there's another leader of revolution he's a dick platter i'm out of all the liberal put in of his own but he's still he he still is there what's the support they still support him. he's still the year because. he have some small resources but even his truck on the not top was for become deaf and there are a son a leader's sort of for his clan her against him or he is not supported by any board in iran's school not true in his regime like they try to do this again siege of the clutch come and hate and the brothers muslims are with him and must be killed because of all this blood on the streets of libyan cities what its regime have some resource us any regime will be saddam hussein regime or cheney's regime will remember the time and main. square.

sub-saharan africa. as a field for the next explosions. maybe technology is not there is much but the other two factors that was mentioned, corruption and unemployment of youth is there as well. the question is, you have not talked in the world about sub- saharan africa which we too often forget. that is another place where something is likely to happen. now that the tunisians have done it and the egyptians have done it, you have in a sense, the spark is there for other countries. you do not have to have it generated from within. it can be generated from outside. i wonder what this will mean in terms of what is happening in places like yemen, or even jordan. i would like to hear your views. >> you had a question. please introduce yourself. >> thank you. i was delighted to hear the exchange especially in my recollection of the experience of negotiation. i would like to say that the fundamentals are fine and we should not worry. there would say there are [unintelligible] and it is healthy. it is a good opp

europe's in danger of drowning under a tsunami of illegal immigrants fleeing north africa and the middle east as many as three hundred. refugees could pour into. nations around the world. billion dollar democracy package for the region but many are desperately needed back at home where people are struggling under crippling cuts. oil prices climbed to the highest level in more than two years prices. of the current supplies they were. given some new options for a business in twenty minutes. and in other news. the state. corruption and mismanagement of. medication in short supply. a very warm welcome to you this is a life from. three hundred thousand illegal immigrants could arrive in the country as they flee the ongoing bloodshed in libya the italian foreign minister is warning of an exodus of biblical proportions from north africa the revolt across the region has already seen thousands of refugees from land on italian shores. we don't. quare when you do they get into europe for nothing you see this tiny italian island in the mediterranean is located just around eighteen miles off the coas

western nations are seeking ways to help conflict stricken north africa and the middle east but with a multi-billion dollar aid deals being discussed some europeans are starting to fear this will harm their own economies daniel bushell is in brussels bringing us the latest now on this debate and what it could mean for europe as a whole. climate has all the elements of a perfect storm for many citizens here in the u.s. the worst possible time to be pumping cash into uncertain regimes what with the economic tensions and the economic problems here in the e.u. at the moment not only in the soft underbelly of europe as we've been seeing in reports this hour but it's richest states as well greece is paralyzed at the moment with a nationwide strike hundreds of thousands of workers have left the job to protest as the recession there goes from bad to worse and more than one in three young people there are unemployed at the moment interior ministers of solvent e.u. states like italy and spain are meeting at the moment to find a way to stop the desperate migrants from north africa the middle ea

a tidal wave of illegal immigration is threatening to drown europe as uprisings in north africa and the middle east see thousands flooded tell you insurers. the world's debating multi-billion dollar democracy package for the region hit by a revolt but many argue crippling cuts mean the money is desperately needed elsewhere. and oil prices climbed to the highest level in more than two years as even prices fuel the sun's over supplies but the oil price rally is definitely good news for some russian stocks were in business in twenty minutes. and other news ukraine's h.i.v. positive patients accuse the health ministry of banking on their illness as corruption and mismanagement mean the sick are left without a central drugs. eleven am in the russian capital you're watching r.t.m. arena joshie welcome to the program europe is facing an unprecedented wave of illegal immigration after levy has threatened to let refugees poor into the continent the revolt across north africa and the middle east has already unleashed thousands on italian shores and as the chaos spreads through the region their nu

anywhere else now has the richest proven oil reserves in africa it is the twelfth largest oil exporter in the world and he threatens to disrupt supplies i mean all these protests so the u.s. might be losing control there experts say if the on rescue teams and the crude oil prices keep growing as they are now the u.s. is going to be hit really badly especially now that it's struggling to climb out of recession there are there are reports that a number of western oil corporations might temporarily gain from this spike in oil prices but the political unrest in the region makes it all too unpredictable. well the u.s. stance on the arab protests drawn criticism from around the world but now washington is also under fire for its handling of iraq closer to home. find out why workers from the midwest of the country are slamming the government for ignoring their fight for rights all supporting foreign protests. foreigners living and working in libya are getting ready to leave the country amid aggravating political quite the aggravating political crisis russia is among the states prepared to eva

europe's in danger of drowning under a wave of illegal immigrants the unrest in north africa and the middle east with thousands already flooding italian shores. nations around the world are the baiting a multi-billion dollar democracy package for the revolt hit the region but many argue money is desperately needed at home where people are struggling under crippling cuts. and in other news abandoned by the state brains h.i.v. positive patients a high level corruption and mismanagement has left their health in the balance with vile medication and short supply. and oil prices climbed to the highest level in more than two years as the lead in crisis fuels concerns over crude supplies but that's good news for some russian stocks more in business in twenty minutes. one pm in the russian capital you're watching r.t.m. arena joshie welcome europe is facing an unprecedented wave of illegal immigration after a leiby of threatened to refugees poor into the continent the revolt across north africa and the middle east has already unleashed thousands on an talian shores and as the chaos spreads th

monarch see thousands flee from political unrest in north africa in the middle east but as they arrive in european countries looking for safety they're accused of bringing violence and instability with them. solidity. the middle east could shatter into pieces the situation is extremely tense. but of warns of decades of turmoil if the protests continue in the arab world as the government sends planes to pick up hundreds of russians working in libya. plus the red planet seen its last guess for the time being with a six man crew making their final walk on a mock martian surface as part of a simulated mission to. its midnight moscow time live from the russian capital you're watching our team my name is kevin now in a warm welcome the main news this hour thousands of refugees fleeing their homelands in search of a safe haven in europe as the political unrest escalates across the arab world faced with a deluge of immigrants italy is raising concerns about security at its borders has come off as it's one island struggling to cope with the influx right now. no home no job and no guarantees the

protesters in the middle east and north africa refuse to back down while europe's under threat of drowning in a wave of immigration with a state of emergency already declared don't want to tell you no island. we can leaks founder is set to hear whether he'll be extradited to sweden to stand trial for alleged sexual advances but his supporters say the case is politically motivated. and no place in space as the u.s. shuttle discovery prepares for its final launch of russia's rockets that will soon become the only way of birth as many americans taking it as a blow to their pride. business burbank's minority shareholders. twenty didn't what the management of the biggest bank is saying and i was in business in twenty minutes. is not i am in the russian capital you're watching our. welcome to the program and was leave in the throes of violence and bloodshed anti-government unrest in the middle east and north africa showing a little sign of dying down however it is one of the countries that managed to break a decades long cycle of suppression but the question remains whether those fighting for re

time a wave of illegal immigration is threatening to drown europe as uprising is in north africa and the middle east. a lot of tell you the shores. of the world's debating a multi-billion dollar democracy package for the region hit by revolts but many argue crippling cuts mean the money is desperately needed elsewhere. and in other news ukraine's h.i.v. positive patients accuse the health ministry of banking on their illness as corruption and mismanagement mean the sick are a left without essential drugs. and business the shop prize in the oil dries due to the end rests in the middle east has raised fears that the global recovery might be stopped in its tracks some experts say the fear is overplayed especially since oil supplies are still moving rose from the bring you more than twenty minutes. welcome back you're watching r.t. coming to live from moscow nine am here in marina joshie now europe is facing an unprecedented wave of illegal immigration after libya's thread into alleged refugees poor into the continent the revolt across north africa and the middle east has already on leas

for the unfolding crisis in north africa has highlighted the need for russia and the e.u. to coordinate their efforts in terms of foreign policy and economy that's according to prime minister vladimir putin who's addressed the media following the meeting with the european commission president jose manuel barroso. to brussels and. the conference for us and. he was quite fascinating watching the conference here prime minister putin talking about working closely together they covered a broad range of issues that about a visa free travel all of that about how russian gas is crucial to keep europe alive they talked about many issues also addressing the kind of ongoing instability in the middle east and the arab world what more can you tell us. the obviously our question is dominating world affairs at the moment and this was no exception although vladimir putin has kept his powder dry on the issue up until now that's allowed him to avoid the embarrassment of some e.u. big wigs foreign minister of britain william hague saying more my gadhafi is in venezuela just before gadhafi ga

of russia of the middle east helps to shed some light on the turmoil in the middle east and north africa and the effect it could have on the region and the rest of the world spotlight this next. hello again the welcome to spotlight the interview show on r.c. i'll be not one today we're talking about the iranian turmoil after a relatively peaceful change of power intonation popular unrest started spreading over the arab world the long standing the regime in egypt fell after weeks of bloodshed the regime of gadhafi is fighting violently to keep power in libya what's behind these riots and what may the changing regimes mean for the rest of the world let's ask him he needs that they're not the president of the institute that middle east. after forty years in power libyan dictator colonel gadhafi is very close to defeat the military machine if you launched against his own people has left hundreds dead yet the demonstrators are standing firm the libyan revolt is part of the unrest which rippled through north africa and the middle east in russia the leadership is worried the chaos in the arab w

here a tiny italian island in the mediterranean around eighteen miles away from the coast of north africa it's always been the main route for refugees but since the recent revolution in tunisia it's become swamped by thousands desperate for a better life in europe who are willing to risk all. we got into a storm and. i survived six of us don't. these are some of the boats which were used by the refugees to get here and now they have these signs on them from the authorities saying their use is prohibited by italian a lot they've been only here for a couple of weeks so it's pretty clear their initial condition is far from seaworthy nevertheless sometimes up to two hundred people on each one. and tunisia used to have an agreement under which most tunisian refugees were intercepted before even reaching the island but now that the government has been overthrown the floodgates have opened were not ready for the according to one produces mir is becoming increasingly hard to keep the situation under control with scuffles between migrants and police. there have already been cases of robbery and va

also north africa could just stand on its shores and calls on another use date for system. and space shuttle discovery blasts from cape canaveral in the u.s. on its final mission after almost three decades of trouble. news from russia and around the world this is the with me thanks for joining us and we go to london first where a court has ruled in favor of julian assange his extradition the wiki leaks founder is wanted for questioning in connection with sexual assault allegations during a trip he made to sweden last summer songes lords fear he won't receive a fair trial in sweden and risk being handed over to america and espionage charges the u.s. is currently investigating his website which released way that secret diplomatic wires washington also him held responsible for leaking classified information on she is a lawyer and that brings us the latest from the hearing in london in order to century what we saw this morning was the judge not. king down these different saw cubans out of the water essentially one by one he said that our souls had not in fact made himself avail

. >> gaddafi hired mercenaries from sub-saharan africa. that turned into a problem for the sub-saharan africans living here. there is a large number of them. the people do not distinguish between the mercenaries and the people living here. it is a huge problem for any sub-saharan african living in bya. >> that is our correspondent reporting from eastern libya. united nations security council is meeting this hour to discuss the situation in libya. one of the strongest calls for it to take action has come from libya's own deputy ambassador to the u.n. he has abandoned the regime and describes muammar gaddafi as a madman. we will keep you posted about developments in new york as soon as we get them. the u.s. ss it will impose unilateral sanctions on libya. the announcement came after news that the e.u. is set to deploy its own set of sanctions. a formal decision is expected early next week. the german foreign minister held talks on the issue with his italian counterpart on friday. the e.u. package is said to include a ban on arms and other go

he has to fly-people from africa. this is very dangerous because it means more violence and more dead people. there is no chance for his small tribe -- it is a very small tribe which carries the same name as himself. it is difficult for him. his tribe is worried there will be a night [unintelligible] >> revenge may come. thanks for your analysis of this. >> there are reports the arab league has decided to suspend libya from its meeting. a statement says libya will be excluded until authorities respond to demands of protesters and guarantee the security of the people there. the eu's foreign-policy chief has condemned the violence. she was on a visit to egypt where she met the head of the arab league. there are reports coming from the u.s. for action against libya. we are getting at least one suggestion coming from john kerry, a senior center in the u.s. that sanctions will be reimposed on libya. what are the chances the white house will sign off on that? >> so far the white house has stepped to the position they have h

this integration and islam is a shoot out of the arab world in north africa but in. the time being what kind of regimes will replace the following dictatorships in these countries which is a home washing line brass of things that will be assigned more or less than style democratical regimes sound science and so on up to my mind that will be part of all our coal regimes was a breeding a level of political islam islam was upgraded in serious. all of the chocolate you oughta moment are of the little girl and there are no gun and. based not on their peers or for islamic revolution but on the ideas of. she parsi in pyar me you nationalist in power like we look to lebanon in syria in my return air. long distance from the iranian borders for the decay of the whole arab world and maybe the whole united nation for it was only on the israeli palestinian and israeli arab. that is the minimal mini moral conflict told the whole region this is practically nothing if we can be millions and millions of refugees we have now on sudan and afghanistan and for iraq its million refugees w

the question is, what was south africa's part? south africa's part seems to have been to allow the israelis to stage out one of its ports which was closed during the period of time when the test was believed to take place. you, i'm sure, are familiar with all of the signs that were picked up around the world that there had, indeed, been a test. not only via satellites which have been presented as somehow failing and inadequate and, therefore, somehow detected a classic double flash from a nuclear explosion. before -- but there were other signs as well. there were hydrophone recordings, there were sheep in new zealand with iodine 131 in their tie ride and a number of others. there was a large flash detected from the japanese station in antarctica, enough, i think, to indicate there really was a test. what south africa got in return besides some unknown support for its efforts was a certain amount of tritium. and i think that fact alone makes it clear that they were working on more than these world war ii-type bombs. in any case, wi

a few miles off the coast of north africa the tiny italian. fishing in toulouse sources all being called. for the first time in years the boats are in harbor and the nets are drawing the best of us. they're always out here we haven't gone out to sea for twenty days now . since the recent uprising in tunisia the island has been flooded with refugees over five and a half thousand arrived in just two weeks sometimes up to three hundred refugees crammed on just one tiny fishing boat to make the perilous journey to the mediterranean. doesn't have. many of those who have nothing to turning local life here on its head with no money and jobs they have already been cases of and theft not to started leaving the lights on at night they always wonder ronde none of the local civil used to lock their doors now that this people here will feel uncomfortable at a game due to its location a lot of people are with refugees but never so many in such a short period of time and with many voices strong beliefs official say identifying genuine cases is one of the big

also eaten fears more than a million refugees fleeing the chaos and north africa could descend on its shores and cause another he used a gun to stand. on space shuttle discovery blasts off from cape canaveral in the u.s. and its final mission after almost three decades of the battle travel. hello and welcome to the program this is archie it's two am here in the russian capital and eleven pm in london where a court has ruled in favor of julian assange extradition they weaken leaks founder is wanted for questioning in connection with sexual assault allegations during a trip made to sweden last summer his lords fear he won't receive a fair trial in sweden and risks being handed over to america in a span our charges the u.s. is currently investigating his website which released a swathe of secret diplomatic wires washington wants him held responsible for leaking classified information on she is a lawyer and brings us the latest from the hearing in london. actually what we saw this morning was the judge knocking down these different out a. the water essentially one by one he said that our

no safe haven for thousands of refugees fleeing north africa. and criminality their first stop in europe. libyan leader moammar gadhafi rejects calls to step down despite hundreds killed in anti-government protests this is british prime minister david cameron is slammed for taking defense company representatives on his tour of stricken countries in the middle east. through the middle east could shatter into pieces the situation is extremely tense the president warns of volatility in the arab world as the government pulls hundreds of russian workers out of libya. version of the red planet has seen its last visitors for an hour after researchers took their final space walk as part of a simulated mission to mogs. six am in moscow. have you with us here on r t our top story thousands of refugees are fleeing their homelands in search of safe haven in europe as political unrest escalates across the arab world faced with a deluge of immigrants italy is raising concerns about security on its borders are to visit an island struggling to cope with the inf