. >> angela merkel was keen to paint the outcome of the summit as a personal success. this countered criticism that she was slow and unwilling to react to the debt crisis. >> i had a clear sense of what you're should do so that people can continue to live and prosperity. >> insist that the growth must be geared towards the more robust economies. she defended fresh emergency loans for greece, in the rescue of the euro a historical task. >> everything we do will come back in multiple ways. this is good for us and it is part of the economic success. >> for now, the taxpayer will have to shoulder a 109 billion euro burden. private investors including banks and pension funds will be involved in the bailout contributing nearly 50 billion euros. >> angela merkel stressed she would not let europe become a union in which wealth was transferred from rich to poor states. that does not mean that she lacks passion for europe. >> if i had as much passion for everything as i have for europe, my days with last 48 hours. >> she began to some of right at the weekend. >> european leaders

at bilateral talks here in germany, dmitry medvedev met with angela merkel to make deals for natural gas among other valuable resources. the chancellor said the numerous deals were proof of the intensity of contact between the two countries. >> by the time medvedev was treated to military honors, most of the bargaining was over. these were the 13th annual consultations between leaders of the two countries, along with most of their government ministers. merkel says this is the first step to finding solutions to pressing issues. >> in democracies, we do not talk about things that are working well. we always talk about what is not working. that is how it should be, because time is limited. we have to find solutions. >> both leaders are looking for solutions within the energy sector. as germany plans to phaseut nuclear power, it needs to find alternative sources. russian giant gazprom is looking to find ways. they want to have as many sectors as possible. >> both leaders were asked about their current assessment of the debt crisis in the euro zone. our correspondent melinda crain gave us

. >> president sarkozy met to talk with angela merkel. they are the big piece of the eurozone, but they have struggled to agree. they have wrestled with two challenges. greece needs new funding of well over 110 billion euros. the first rescue last year only increase in debt to 350 billion heroes. that is heading to an extraordinary 170% of gdp. the leaders are likely to agree to make greece cost debt more bearable, but angela merkel is under pressure not to bankroll greece further. wexne>> the rating goes the wayo save countries that pencan be saved. >> increase, another violent protests. it is precisely what irritates german taxpayers, so the german chancellor has insisted the private sector contribute to a new bailout and take some new loss those and reduce greece's death. -- debt. >> the issue is whether this will be achieved now or at a later time. it seems now we will not have an ultimate decision on greek death. >> if the banks to except losses, it will unsettle markets further. another thing is italy. if the eurozone struggles to s

angela merkel said that the disaster in japan caused her to rethink her stance on nuclear energy. >> chancellor merkel want clear victory. the new legislation said that it is annmbitious goal for germany. the country will have to meet its energy needs without nuclear power. the ministers said this is a historic step for germany sending a signal to the world. >> even those abroad who don't agree with this, if anyone can do this, it is the germans. that is the message we're sending today. >> the opposition social democrats backed the nuclear phase-out and leaders poured scorn on the government which only months ago jettisoned the phase-out that they had once supported. >> this is your phaseout. this is really our phase out. >> the opposition insists that in some aspects the new laws don't go far enough. they want higher target for renewable energy. there has also been criticism of the way that costs of the change will be managed. >> i will be back later with more on the ambitious plans to end the nuclear energy and boost renewals. stay tunedç. turning our attention to greece, they have

like every other chancellor before her, angela merkel has not dared to restrict the german freedom of the roads. attempts to drive her in that direction are bound to hit a big robot. >> japanese soccer fans have been celebrating their team's major victory at the women's soccer world cup here in germany. happy but tired after a night of celebration, members of the japanese team signed a few autographs before leaving for the airport monday afternoon. japan passed the u.s. to get the title, and it was in the starting game from start to finish. >> she blasted home the last decisive penalty they gave japan their first-ever women's world cup title. it was a heartbreaker for the u.s., the were the more aggressive team. the americans were awarded the lead, with a score. japan refused to give up, and after a u.s. defensive lapse three minutes from the end time, the japan players leveled the score. that meant extra time, and the store was much the same. one player put the u.s. back in front. but again, three minutes from the end, it was on to penalties. the u.s. team had a terrible start, missi

angela merkel called on the parliament in rome to respond by approving spending cuts, but so far, the italian government and lawmakers have yet to agree on a common way forward. suddenly, this man is in the sights of the markets. the italian finance minister. he has long been seen as an anchor of stability in the government, but a corruption scandal arou a close adviser and disputes with cabinet colleagues have thrown his future in doubt. now investors are worried his latest austerity plan will not get through parliament, and those worries are driving up italy's borrowing costs. berlin is trying to calm things down. >> i have great confidence that the italian government will pass the budget. i spoke about parsley -- precisely that with the italian minister on the telephone yesterday. it will make it clear that italy is committed to consolidation and tackling its debt. then there was a similar message from the german finance minister. >> i have no doubt whatsoever that italy will make the right decision. >> but the stakes are high. failure in italy could blow apart europe's approach of

might not be able to pay them the euro's facing an existential crisis admits german chancellor angela merkel that's raising tensions across the globe not indeed there are problems in three time zones at the moment the most visible the most obvious is clearly the euro zone problems but on the other side of the atlantic you have the u.s. economy not in the session but showing some very weak economic figures and suffering as well. e.u. leaders could sign that this warrant for the single currency here at the summit if again they fail to do a deal and halt the spreading your a virus experts fear public panic will take over denying them control. see brussels get some thoughts about the crisis now from paul nuttall is member of the european parliament for the u.k. independence party folks ever so much for being with us mr an apple the summit still going on out there in brussels but we heard earlier the president of the euro group saying that even with a new bailout greece could still do fold if only partially does that ring worrying bells for you at this early stage. well i think it rings warning b

a program for the country germany hoping to snap up deals in russia is specially know that angela merkel faces criticism for potentially agreeing to a bailout the failing economies of portugal and greece and big news that the crisis could be spreading the economic crisis the countries like italy and spain is of great concern to the people here in germany i don't know not only economics of finance and trading on the cards i guess a lot of other issues as well taking into account the germany assumed presidency of the u.n. security council the start of this month what effect that can have only a range of other issues under discussion. russia hopes the germany can help bring. the view that there should be joint missile defense system for europe or at the very least that it should not be aimed at russell there are concerns in moscow that the joint missile defense system could be turned against russia on libya germany and russia both. of the un votes also roy saying they action in libya and they both want to stop further escalation of the void there or reports that nato countries or all being.

in the meantime angela merkel herself says they should maintain some of the responsibilities.en weakening quite a bit against the major currencies. this is where it stands at the moment. 1.4034. and 1.6092 and japan has been trading at 78.96. >>> over the weekend they've renewed their sense urgency. they say their debts are sustainable but, quote, on a knife's edge. a share of support came from hillary clinton. she met on sunday with greece's minister of foreign affairs in athens and she said the u.s. supports greece's austerity measures. clinton added these tough steps will lead to a better economic future. >>> meanwhile, of course, in the united states there is some disagreement of a different sort. republicans and democrats remain at odds over raising the u.s. borrowing limit by august 2nd. that is the date when america could default unless it's able to borrow more money. so behind the scenes, leaders of both political parties may be close to a scaled back agreement that would allow the president to raise the debt ceiling without republicans voting in favor of it. but for n

angela merkel and the french president, nicolas sarkozy will provide details of this agreement. the agreement that's been proposed between the two. an emergency summit in brussels today. as we speak, in fact. leaders of the 17 euro nations will be there. as does our jim boulden who joins us live from the belgium capital. these negotiations seem complicated. one thing the markets want to know. either way it goes, will it be enough that the euro zone has? >> yeah because we're talking about two, different issues. of course, they're closely related. but there's the bailout for greece. the second bailout. that will be something like another $150 billion. that seems to be a consensus that has to happen, obviously. so greece can pay its bills through 2014. then, you have the larger issue of this contagion worries. if you don't sort out all of the worries about the euro, you will have the run on yields in italy like we saw late last week. that's calms down a little bit. there is a feeling that we have to have the big bang here in brussels. europe has to speak with one voice. they have

. >> the french president is in berlin for talks with angela merkel. the two leaders are trying to coordinate strategies ahead of the bureau's own summit. the meeting will focus on putting together another rescue package for greece. -- the two leaders are trying to coordinate strategies ahead of the eurone summit. what's the french president will be trying to influence the german chancellor. he believes that the denial of a rescue package degrees would do irreparable damage to the common currency. >> when matters reach a certain complexity, it helps to sit opposite one another and discuss the issues in detail. this is better than talking on the phone. >> in brussels, it is the commission president who is warning of fallout from the greek crisis. he urged eu leaders to do it takes to stable -- to give stability to the eurozone. >> this is very serious. this requires a response. otherwise, the consequences will be felt in all corners of europe and beyond. >> when it comes to spending german taxpayers money, merkel is not about to let paris call the shots

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. >> tonight, president sarkozy met in berlin to meet with angela merkel. they are the two big beasts of the eurozone but they have struggled to agree. they are wrestling with a key challenges, are arranging a second bailout for greece and bringing down its debt. greece needs in new funding of well over 110 billion euros. the first rescue only increased their debt to 350 billion euros. that is 170% of gdp. the two leaders are likely to agree to make the debt more bearable perhaps by laurie the interest rates. -- lowering the interest rates. >> a great amount of the german money goes to say the countries that can be saved. that is contrary to what germany wants. >> many german taxpayers are irritated. this time around, the german chancellor has insisted that the private sector contribute to a new bailout and take some losses and reduce creases debt. -- reduce greece's debt. >> the issue is whether this will be achieved now or at a later point and time. now, we're still muddling through and we will not have a decision. >> in any event, if the banks except los

line under euro zone dead saying by the monsoon the future will be subpoenaed limited chancellor angela merkel took a similar hard line when she said but they will not unconditionally buy out the problems of struggling eurozone methods. and a crucial vote to resolve the debt ceiling negotiations and he was says to nato while republicans seek enough support to get the bill passed but as they are going to continue u.s. china relations take the north with beijing losing patience of washington's inability to agree on a plan as america's largest creditor china could be left holding the bag next tuesday but the u.s. could potentially default on its loans. as the headlines up next the kinds of report looks at the debt ceiling but i'm sure political rather tricks in the. next guys and kyra. i am x. times or stacy herbert this is the report gold so looting the world economy breakdown stacey tell us more max that's our first headline there gold gives a standing ovation for the obama bin or masterpiece of political theater so we've seen in america the political theater getting crazier and crazier but thi

on the eurozone dead saying bailouts in the future will be severely limited and that chancellor angela merkel today to get similar on line one just said but little will not unconditionally be out the ball and that's troubling to us and. a crucial vote to resolve the debt ceiling negotiations in the u.s. as didn't aid while republicans seek enough support to get the bill passed and that the humbling continues u.s. china relations take the know with beijing losing patience for washington's inability to agree on a plan as america's largest credit to china could be left holding the bag next tuesday when the u.s. could potentially default on its loans. and that's the headlines up next because a report looks at the debt ceiling but it's go to actrix in the u.s. right now so max and co on the air right now. i am x. times or stacy herbert this is the kaiser report gold so looting the world economy breakdown stacey tell us more max that's our first headline there gold gives a standing ovation for the obama boehner masterpiece of political theater so we've seen in america the political theater getting

. -- keeps hold of the yellow >> german chancellor angela merkel is on a three nation tour of africa starting with kenya. thin she goes on to enroll and nigeria. berlin has revealed a new africa policy. -- she then goes on to angola and nigeria. >> pineapples before they are exported. this factory was set up for a development fund from israel and germany. this is a typical example of the one-way street approach to development policy taken by germany over thek past decades. now, that is about to change. >> the new approach has been created in such a way that it is developing africa. we're helping afghan and only want to know how we can spend german taxpayer money. rather, we want african nations to tell us their own development plans and where there is private capital and investment from germany. >> for the first time, the plans have been approved by all government ministries. this has been welcomed by the opposition. criticism remains. >> the development of africa's economy is not the main focus, they only want to cooperate with german business interests and i don't think that that s

well that was the profs conference and we were just hearing between the german chancellor angela merkel and the russian president with her there is banking there and however let's cross over now to the sports or you know standing by with the latest for us unfortunately as we don't quite have time for sports this hour let's get a weather check pathway. measure disciplinary punish. her. with the penitentiary system transform a criminal into a law abiding citizen. and resumes life behind bars on our t.v. . more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china operations are the day. home. from. india all she's afraid of the.

well that was the profs conference and they were just sharing between the german chancellor angela merkel and the russian president with her that is speaking there and let's cross over now to the sports desk where you know standing by with all the latest for us unfortunately we don't quite have time for sports this hour let's get a weather check pathway. be sure disciplinary punish. education. work. to the penitentiary system transform a criminal into a law abiding citizen. and resumes life behind bars on our t.v. . more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china operations are today. join. the gateway to the grand imperial truly told us to. run to the colonel was such a treat. time and to face the music out of range britain want to play exactly is the modocs media more like he is to be grilled. over a phone hacking in bribery. and germany's summit powers openly growing on about for energy in readiness to do business. and israeli commandos take a very ship carrying palestinian activists and forcing another

on the eurozone debt saying bailouts in the future will be severely limited and that chancellor angela merkel took a similar hard mind when she said the little north and condition of the body out of the bones of struggling eurozone members. on the crucial vote to resolve the debt ceiling negotiations in the u.s. is delayed while the public can seek enough support to get the bill passed and as the continues u.s. china relations take good note with beijing losing patience over washington's inability to agree on a plan and as america's largest credit to china it could be left holding the bag next tuesday when the u.s. could potentially default on its loans. as the headlines up next be to have our hosts another round of debate and crosstalk with a look at the role of jesus christ in a free market economy where jesus jeans christian rock and even jesus pills are available that's up next here. still. below in welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle does the lord need marketing some are selling christian rock jesus jeans and even jesus pills is this the right way to promote christianity in the twent

fuel for thoughts in hanover as russian president dmitry medvedev meets the german chancellor angela merkel to talk about gas he's eyeing off axis to consumers in the biggest market for russian energy and that's more tangible now after germany decided to pull the plug on nuclear power energy minister go estimates this could increase the country's ideal gas consumption by twenty percent he says germany may subsidize the building all of gas facilities jointly with russia and russia says it's ready to meet demand prime minister putin earlier indicated adding a new line through the nordstrom network which will pump gas to europe bypassing ukraine and belarus. now life is getting easier for foreign investors plain on the russian stock market they now don't have to pay a twenty percent capital gains tax or trading local shares officials say foreigners often concluded deals with russian blue chips outside the country in order to avoid this tax analysts hope the move will help in the markets. let's take a look at the markets now crude is on the rise as investors wait for reports to morrow about cou

chancellor angela merkel's government has shifted from its earlier policy to extend the lifespan of germany's 17 reactors by an average 12 years. the policy turnaround culminated on thursday when the lower house passed eight bills to phase out all of the reactors by 2012. the bells are expected to win approval by the upper house and be enacted by the end of july with the signature of the president. in germany, nuclear power accounts for 22% of the electricity supplied. to offset the plant closures, the country plans to increase alternative energy sources, including thermal power. the german government plans to raise the ratio of renewable energy from the current 17% to 80% by 2050. switzerland and italy have also decided to phase out nuclear power generation. >>> south korea is demonstrating the power of its nuclear power technology outside of its capital, seoul. some 60 firms and institutions involved in construction, research and development of nuclear reactors are taking part in the three-day event. the south korean government is sponsoring the exhibition to help domestic nuclear businesse

might not be able to pay them the euro's facing an existential crisis admits german chancellor angela merkel but the head of your biggest economy will. find a compromise at the brussels summit that's raising tensions across the globe. at the moment the most visible the most obvious the eurozone problems but on the other side of the atlantic you have the u.s. economy not in the session but some very weak economic figures and suffering as well e.u. leaders could sign the death warrant for the single currency here at the summit if again they fail to do a deal and halt the spread in europe experts fear public panic will take over denying them control. see brussels. as the ease struggles to preserve the euro the u.s. has its own battle the government is deadlocked negotiations over raising its debt limit something that sent the value of precious metals to new records well the kaiser report is coming your way at seven thirty g.m.t. here's a preview. of world. five hundred dollars over me it would mean that the peasants in america and around the world were being disenfranchised and haven't seen a w

copycatting these types of attacks in the coming months or coming years politicians including germany's angela merkel and britain's david cameron have already said multiculturalism has failed now the leaders of western europe have to stop their disenfranchised cities becoming a breeding ground for far right. who lit the fuse and those brave it claims to have been involved with the english defense league which pledges to protect england from what it calls the wave of. the e.t.l. denies political analysts are saying if the attacks in norway don't prompt an honest appraisal of the issues surrounding immigration that could further frustrate the european public and create more space for potentially violent far right groups to expanded all over europe. r.t. done to. cross talk later today on our two guests are. giving a platform for similar. people like people like the leader of the. i mean he was on national television green with many of the messages the fifteen hundred words he only disagreed with one thing which was self but he agreed with everything else the rhetoric was there and then before he finish

and redefining europe as a kind of neo feudal oligarchy society run by the back so that's why angela merkel herself is losing electoral support in germany the whole political spectrum in europe is being thrown into disarray by the fact that the little birds left and right i mean when you have the whole issue basically one of finance finance cuts across the political spectrum from left to right it cuts across the spectrum of what is germany what is france what is europe and it really has a class war back in business in a very different way than north or sane in times past it's a class for banks against all the rest of society trying to grab all of the property and the political spectrum hasn't been able to deal with it except the socialist party and social democratic parties and socialist international what a president bought and radio as they bed in greece are on the far right of the political spectrum no and the old are right wing parties the conservatives are moving to the left of the socialists everything is turned upside down by financial izing economy this way so financial engineering

copycatting these types of attacks in the coming months or coming years politicians including germany's angela merkel and britain's david cameron have already said multiculturalism has failed now the leaders of western europe have to stop their disenfranchised cities becoming a breeding ground for a far right. who lit the fuse and those brave it claims to be involved with the english defense league which pledges to protect england from what it calls a wave of islamic the case said the e.t.l. denies the lake but political analysts are saying if the attacks in norway don't prompt an honest appraisal of the issues surrounding immigration that could further frustrate the european public and create more space for potentially violent far right groups to expanded all over europe and they start to learn to. stay with us here on r.t. coming up problems chinese fighters head off a u.s. spy plane over its territory raising tension between beijing and washington. bad behavior. business partner behind bars find out what officials say he did wrong in a few minutes. but first britain now officially or. recognizes l

makes germany look to the east for a new deals the greek and portuguese crises which have seen angela merkel facing a lot of criticism here in germany for potentially having to bailout those countries especially in the light of the news that the crisis may be spreading to italy and spain germany is the european union's biggest creditor that means it gives more money to the european union than anyone else so there are fears that germany will have to foot the bill. germany comparing nato realm to the point of view of a joint missile defense system in other words that they can avoid the fear that the missile defense will be pointed at mosco there are fears in mosco that the defense system could be aimed at russia on libya germany and russia both abstained from the u.n. vote authorizing nato action in libya and they both want to stop further escalation of the voidness their own report that nato countries all oh me libya's rebels so both countries will be looking to strengthen their already strong relationship one a range of issues on which they share a common position. on the way in a private lo

copycatting these types of attacks in the coming months or coming years politicians including germany's angela merkel and britain's david cameron have already said multiculturalism has failed now the leaders of western europe have to stop their disenfranchised cities becoming a breeding ground for far right. who lit the fuse and those brave it claims to have been involved with the english defense league which pledges to protect england from what it calls a wave of islamic the case said the e.t.l. denies the political analysts are saying if the attacks in norway don't prompt an honest appraisal of the issues surrounding immigration that could further frustrate the european public and create more space for potentially violent far right groups to expanded all over europe your and r.t. runs it. here in moscow and with our to your shorty report on i faced. theda fueling a friendship we are in kiev where a church leaders from a former soviet states gather together to mark ancient russia's adoption of christianity. where money grows on trees that dodgy disaster cleanup firms in russia's forests who are maki

civilian and humanitarian purposes but germans initially opposed action a levy of by chancellor angela merkel has since expressed hope mission succeeds remains also recognize the transitional national council as the legitimate government of libya alone comes as billions of dollars of colonel gadhafi assets remain frozen in after banks despite the coalition's pledge to give the money to the rebels german government consultant christopher herself thinks berlin has a vested interest in cashing in on the war. it is really a big question of what this money is being used for first of all who controls that then next has nato ever cared for the civilian population in libya i don't think so a group of countries bomb being libya and using you really a weapons that of course is a group of countries not caring for the civilian population abstaining just being neutral in this case of course was not enough because nato is you through security you are the lucian you know free hand to do just anything they want to know the fact they are fighting on the side of the rebels they're fighting the libyan governmen

might not be able to pay them the euro's facing an existential crisis that gets german chancellor angela merkel but the head of your biggest economy balls they still might not find a compromise at the brussels summit that's crazy tensions across the globe rather indeed there are. those at the moment the most visible the most obvious is clearly the eurozone problems but on the other side of the atlantic you have the u.s. economy in the session with some very weak economic figures and suffering as well e.u. leaders could stand the test warrant for the single currency here at the summit if again they fail to do a deal and halt the spread in europe experts fear public panic will take over you know in the control panel see brussels well germany and france have declared that they'll take a joint position on fighting the debt crisis through today's summit but according to professor. western investing a unity is intended only for show. if they go on doing what they did for the last two years it's going to feel because there was one plan a second plan and now if they had a plan of this in nature it woul

line under eurozone dad saying bailouts of the future will be severely limited that chancellor angela merkel took a similar hard line what you said believe it will not conditionally buy up the bonds of struggling you as a member of. the u.s. china relations takes a not because beijing loses patients over washington's inability to agree a debt ceiling it's america's largest creditor china could be left holding the bag next tuesday when the u.s. could potentially default on its loans. up next piece about a host another round of debate and cross talk right now with the role of jesus christ in a free market economy where jesus jeans christian rock and even jesus pills are available for next year. twenty years ago the largest country in the. us had been. began a journey. where did it take to. keep . flowing welcome to cross talk computable does the lord need marketing some are selling christian rock jesus jeans and even jesus pills is this the right way to promote christianity in the twenty first century or is it a new profitable mission for those who have nothing to do with faith. and you can. d

might not be able to pay them the euro's facing an existential crisis admits german chancellor angela merkel but the head of your biggest economy . to compromise at the brussels summit that's raising tensions across the globe. at the moment the most visible the most obvious the eurozone problems but on the other side of the atlantic you have the u.s. economy the session with very weak economic figures and suffering as well e.u. leaders could sign the warrant for the single currency here at the summit if again they fail to do a deal to halt the spreading your a virus experts fear public panic will take over denying them control. brussels well i'm now joined live by hugh senior research fellow at the skulk of institute for emerging markets in beijing to discuss china's perspective on the european crisis documented being with us here on r.t. i know we reported half an hour. and to reach an agreement on how to deal with the greek debt is this likely do you think. maybe. sorry i didn't catch your question so my question was put it all to the the huge amount of time they had to call the french pre

ok let's look at what german chancellor angela merkel said with that in the germany spain the bulk of the bailout now she commented saying that the euro is good for us and that europe without the euro is unthinkable is it unthinkable. well it's great for germany because they now have all the pieces in place to reestablish what i would dare say is the fourth reich they have the ability now to control the entire eurozone through the german banking system a reunified germany with purview over the entire european banking zone and they get to lord over to countries like greece portugal spain and this is great for germany as long as they keep the euro at a level that they want it's great for their export market doesn't help greece no it doesn't help ireland you know doesn't help portugal absolutely not ok that's a quickly i fear what the protests in spain for example a country and economy that set that was set as it's being too big to fail the unemployment is very high now we've seen violent rallies and greece that didn't do anything to stop a steady measures now can ordinary people actuall

vote on military intervention in march but chancellor angela merkel has since expressed hope that the nato mission succeeds. recognizing the recognition rather of the transitional national council as a libya's legitimate government has come and passed alone it comes as the rebels await access to billions of dollars of colonel gadhafi assets that are frozen in offshore banks german government consultant crystal forstall thinks berlin has a vested interest in cashing in on the war. it is really a big question what this money is being used for first of all who controls that then next has nato ever cared for the civilian population in libya i don't think so a group of countries bombing libya and using uranium weapons that of course is a group of countries not caring for the civilian population abstaining just being neutral in this case of course was enough because nato his youth the security reason louche and there's a you know three hand to do just anything they want in effect they are fighting on the side of the rebels they're fighting the libyan government nobody knows when nato will d

types of attacks in the coming months or coming years politicians including germany's angela merkel and britain's david cameron have already said multiculturalism has failed now the leaders of western europe have to stop their disenfranchised cities becoming a breeding ground for bright. who lit the fuse those brave it claims to have been involved with the english defense league which pledges to protect england from what it calls a wave of islamic the case said the e.t.l. denies but political analysts are saying if the attacks in norway don't prompt an honest appraisal of the issues surrounding immigration that could further frustrate the european public and create more space for potentially violent far right groups to expansive all over europe. r.t. london. britain now officially recognizes libya's rebels as the legitimate government and was expelled colonel gaddafi is diplomats it's also in freezing a one hundred fifty million dollars of regular oil assets to help fund that the rebels all tripoli insists it will not enter peace talks when the for a month was a civil war until nathan s