perspective there on what's going on in syria so many thanks for your thoughts director of the center for research on globalization thanks for speaking to us from montreal thank you. ok there is no let up on the front line of russia's war on terror the north caucasus region where security operations are in a full swing just over the past twenty four hours for a dozen militants have been killed by special forces have also suffered casualties we did a quarter of our reports now from the volatile region. the latest information that we have received is coming from change now where during an anti terror operation seven militants have been killed and one of these seven has already been identified he was a one of the high profile terrorist working in the region a fresh just north caucasus he was also preparing a suicide bombers as well as he was planning future attacks in the region the identification of the other six is now in process the the it's. republican arms on could have said that this operation was planned and prepared in advance meanwhile of this day was also marked by and not the rate that hap

royer is in tripoli and she's from the center for research on globalization marty thanks for being on the line with this and how would you describe what's happening in tripoli at the moment. there are targeted attacks seven it's specifically targeting the areas where international journalists are to keep their need of heavy work this is a nato war make no mistake this is me toward the heavily bombed cities west of here in the bomb all night put out even ten seconds of starting a pompous uncursed a needle landed in the year or the insurgents wanted to cause tripoli they have no respect for international trade i was putting up a sign on the hotel on top of what would go to the mission. and. i implore i beg. beg international community the real international to need international community of people governments within the nato alliance to stop this bloodshed and to get me to discuss already this horrific attack in tripoli. part of. being engaged in afghanistan in iraq and in pakistan and other parts of the world this part of the scene and. mercilessly in this country and the current inst

correspondent paula slater there let's talk now to go basket is from the israel palestinian center for research and information is joining us live from jerusalem mr baskin either so where does this latest announcement leave the two sides how's it going to affect the chance for future peace talks. well there are no future peace talks on the agenda the u.s. government has been trying behind the scenes to get the parties back to the table in front of the palestinian decision to go to the united nations but the main issue that is blocked return to negotiations is the continued settlement building by the government of israel this is not going to help the situation let's face it the government of israel feels pretty immune to any criticism around the world right now on this issue everyone is busy with the global financial crisis the united states as well those involved in. summer vacation all over europe there are some twenty percent of the u.s. congress visiting israel this week and we all know that mr netanyahu has a lot more support in the american congress than he does even in his own parliament

news from tripoli leaving libya we can cross to martinez and roy who is in tripoli from the center for research on globalization. you are in a media center in tripoli which is surrounded by rebel gunmen what is happening around you right now it is for a moment. we are surrounded by snipers i mean my space and. we are year one british national it was noted specifically instructed not to come near me. this was going to be taking office he said he was specifically told in the same year he was. there we are we're all bottled the staff. here is. some people here some people are outside right now but we were all essentially here the chinese were there in a queue where i'm going to worry you're french nationals myself. so. there was a couple times someone said security it turned out to be needing you cause a panic here and then the media immediately took. me immediately took them to cook. started taping you know sooner or tails of and. i'm going to i feel that my life. right now and i'm going to be this is going to people you're going you need to be extracted and he said look international community n

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news from tripoli leaving libya we can cross to modernize and roy who is in tripoli from the center for research on globalization. now you are in a media center in tripoli which is surrounded by rebel gunmen what is happening around you right now at this for a moment. we are surrounded by snipers i mean you can find space in the model. we are here nationally it was in the woods basically instructed not to come here leave. this was going to be very often seen it was specifically told him i'd stay near he never said oh it was. we are we are all out all the staff. there is. some people here some people are outside right now but we were all essentially here the chinese were there. you were going to or your french nationals myself. so. it was a couple times someone said it turned out the community was here and then the media immediately took to media immediately took them to get. started saving you know. what. i'm going to do i feel that my life. right now i'm not going to be that is that many people here and we need to be extracted and he says look international communities are doing the united nati

that was mahdi nasm royal with the center for research on globalization and a different account from what you're seeing on the mainstream media now so then what else is missing from those us media headlines here to help me out the jaipur shah he's director of international studies at trinity college thank you for being here so i first want to start out with something we heard from the president today he spoke to the american people at two pm around there here's a little snippet of what he said for over four decades libyan people have lived under the rule of a tyrant who denied them their most basic human rights now the celebrations the we've seen in the streets of libya shows that the pursuit of human dignity is far stronger than a dictator. my first question to you is that what we're seeing in the streets of libya right now in the streets of tripoli. well you know i think that what president obama is talking about is sort of wish fulfillment and need to has been blocked for ten years in afghanistan on a need to has a bad record of trying to push you politically grooves through milit

side so you can see you could do it here in the national polls there's an roi tripoli from the center for research on globalization thank you for talking to assert live on r.t. international we wish you well and hope you continue to be safe let's get some more reaction now shall we talk to freelance journalist chandan he's recently come back from libya and he's now safely in london very good to see you tonight as well and based on your recent experiences and how much you heard of that interview there with marty just now based on your recent experiences in tripoli or would you assess what's happening in libya right now good evening kevin we've heard this several times before that we're on the verge of gadhafi and regime change is just about to take place in libya where more than five months into a nato bombing campaign six months into this libyan crisis and gadhafi is still there let's try to see you know what does seem to be ratcheting up greatly tonight doesn't it. but to actually the thing is i don't want to deny for a second that there is some kind there's some level of clashes taking place in

include tonnes of uranium dust more of this and are joined by james corbett a member of the center for research on globalization a lie from osaka japan a thank you for joining us today so nato says it's absolutely critical to secure gadhafi as vast chemical weapons arsenals are given the chaos in tripoli a non-existent police force a lack of structure among rebel fighters just how safe are the stockpiles. well it's an interesting question but perhaps it presupposes the idea that the stockpiles are unsafe in the hands of the rebel forces and would be safer in the hands of the nato forces whereas the people who have so far been involved in siege in tripoli and killing tripoli's civilians in tripoli have been the nato side so i think the question is really who are the people to be concerned about having access to those weapons but certainly there are in by the most conservative estimates upwards of five hundred civilians have been killed in the fighting so far if not more and it's difficult to get accurate numbers obviously at this point but hundreds of civilians certainly have died at this point

spoke with journalist mahdi nasm roya for example he's from the center for research on globalization globalization rather he's in tripoli and he along with other foreign journalists have had to stay in a hotel there during the conflict and were trapped in the building as practically all the staff and security personnel had run for their lives here is his first hand account of the situation here is terence again it's i don't know. feels like a real close to right arm going from two years libyans going through you know being young men one of them is hurt they don't want to be asked for help. we were international community like the transitional council answers so if you're to come play for pursuit of soldiers here at all we heard gunfire several hours ago outside . group into all the rooms. and i think he used chairs as ladders skill to project there's. still computers he went through the rooms install things. he didn't seem. we came to take what they could what happened after the offices which belong to the ruby in which are rented to the libyan foreigner no foreign media story is tha

aims to take over the security infrastructure with foreign help marty darrius was a research associate for the center for research on globalization joins us now live from tripoli via broadband thanks for being with us it looks like nato has gone much further than just stopping the bloodshed what do you make of this plan. well the plan confirms things needle i said several months ago the secretary general of nato and said the nato plans to be in at the top of the conflict and this involves reconstruction and security so this actually confirms what they've been planning i'd also like point out that two months ago chad and i was released from a meeting with the transitional council there is an opposition figures as well as advisors who said that the nato goal in tripoli is to create created an implosion so this is what they're going for must most the world might not know that nato is deliberately targeted the electricity infrastructure in libya and they're trying to create blackouts in tripoli and the districts around tripoli and have been using this for culbert terrorist attacks in the city we're heari

that was the director of the center for research on globalization and. well still ahead for you in the program as a merchant seems struggled to patch up the damage after mounds focusing on nuclear power plants it's think just of the facility will do for for it was hit by the earthquake and tsunami. is age fifteen to twenty million years for the planet to recover from a major extinction event of the planet is time we don't. see a spring going on for months twenty twenty five years and since it removed before there was even islamic fundamentalist terrorist in this country when the nine eleven happened the bush administration could not find any terrorists because the feds couldn't find any real terrorists they decided to take these young people who were accused of property sabotage and labeled them as terrorists someone you destroy property. with absolutely zero intention of harming a single human being. in my mind is not a terrorist real people who are green in this country are the housewives who recycle. and the children who plant trees on the weekend with

all right thanks very much a journalist somewhere in tripoli from the center for research on globalization thank you for joining us now we can go to independent journalist lizzy feelin who says we shouldn't write off and off the forces just yet. say it's all right now because if we see this situation. outside knots yesterday and we've also i've also had that there's been intense nato bombing up the city. so clearly you know there's been a lot of bloodshed some nights the last that the last time the highs which is a few hours of i think that toll for the day was one thousand three hundred so surely has risen above that and nato has or hasn't gotten its hands today so what i can say is i definitely would not underestimate the libyan army raids you have to massacre was the spain we should be very vigilant about but giving anything back rebels say as we know that they have made and many claims throughout the duration of this crisis which had been prevented baseball's. political scientist dr michael parenti based in berkeley california says protecting civilians was just a pretext for nato to st

proceeding may take you drinks all right thanks very much journalist somewhere in tripoli from the center for research on globalization thank you for joining us now we can go to independent journalist lizzy feelin who says we shouldn't write off gadhafi forces just yet i will name the say the hotel right now because of you see the situation. outside is not so yes safe and i'm evil so i've also had said that there's been intense nato bombing of the city. so clearly you know there's been a lot of bloodshed some nights that the last time we had which is a few hours ago i think that toll for the day was one thousand three hundred so shooting has risen above that and nato has a has a month to advance on its hands today so what i can say is i definitely would not underestimate the libyan army they do have the mass supplies we have seen we should be very invention lens about but leaving and hearing and i got bibles say as we know they have made out of many claims throughout the duration of this crisis case which had been prevented baseball's. political scientist dr michael parenti based in berkeley californi

thoughts there from the director of the center for research on globalization michel chossudovsky still ahead on the program for a martial team struggle to patch up the damage that japan's fukushima nuclear power plant and suggest that the facility will do before it was hit by the earthquake and tsunami. could you take three. three. three. three. three. gold sleeve long live video for your media project a free media gun to our teeth dot com. wealthy british scientists some time to study on the. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's culture the no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to cause report. here what you are see live from moscow four militants have been killed in russel's republic of chechnya in the north caucasus teacher president. the operation helped prevent a series of attacks planned in the area and then a question of a has more on the region's ongoing war on terror. the latest information that we have received is coming from change now where during an gratian a group of militants have been killed and one of these

thoughts there from the director of the center for research on globalization michel chossudovsky well still ahead on the program for a marshall same struggle to patch up the damage at japan's fukushima nuclear power plant it suggests that the facility will do before it was hit by the earthquake and tsunami. mission. critical three storage three. three. three stooges. old freeboard video for your media project a freebie deal done to our t.v. dot com. wealthy british scientists some. time to explain the different. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report. there what you are see live from moscow for militants have been killed and rustles republic of chechnya in the north caucasus chechen president says the operation helped prevent a series of attacks planned in the area but on a question of a has more on the ongoing war on terror. the latest information that we have received is coming from change where during an anti terror operation a group of militants have be

that was the director of the center for research on globalization michel chossudovsky still have room here on our cheney as a merchant seemed to struggle to stop the damage at japan's fukushima nuclear power plant and suggested the facility was doomed before it was hit by the earthquake and tsunami that's coming up. to. bring you the latest in science technology from the in. the future coverage. you're watching live from moscow for militants have been killed in russel's republic of chechnya in the north caucasus chechen president says the operation helped prevent a series of attacks planned in the area but in a question of a has more on the region's ongoing war on terror. the latest information that we have received is coming from change now where during an anti terror a group of militants have been killed and one of these has already been identified he was one of the high profile terrorists working in the region of north caucasus he was also preparing a suicide bombers as well as he was planning future attacks in the region the identification of the others is now in process of the ch

known to contain stockpiles of chemical weapons including uranium dust james coburn from the center for research on globalization says it is not clear which side can be trusted to deal with it perhaps it presupposes the idea that the stockpiles are unsafe in the hands of the rebel forces and would be safer in the hands of the nato forces whereas the people who have so far been involved in siege in tripoli and killing trickle east civilians in tripoli have been benito side so i think the question is really who are the people to be concerned about having access to those weapons i would imagine that that if there was any danger to be had it would be obviously in the proliferation of those weapons as in early july kind of it was quoted as saying that he would be willing to strike at europe if if tripoli was was attacked so i guess that is a possibility it seems to be on the table but but certainly it's unclear to me whether it's the the weapons would be safer in the hands of the gadhafi forces or the terrorists i think ultimately perhaps getting rid of these types of weapons would be the ultimate go

been killed since cheap seize control of the northern port city of latakia but director of the center for research by zation and michel edge of the gulf ski says the hype around the syrian crisis is being orchestrated from abroad i think that this is really part of a public relations campaign. to double is the syrian go. without addressing the fundamental causes of the crisis this is the notes of peace. there still. is an insurrection by. well over the most serious. that is. known only by government sources let's examine israeli and lebanese sources say the protesters have heavy machine guns so. i think. the united nations decided to move to remove its is no essential stuff stuff essentially. as a prelude to tomorrow's session of the united nations security council. around says it's ready to resume international negotiations all eyes disputed nuclear program he's on extended sees russia's efforts as key to restarting the talks south according to the iranian foreign minister he's all my visit to moscow two ounce currently under four sets of u.n. sanctions cutting that is out of a report. well washe

troops seized control of the northern port city of latakia and according to the director of the center for research on globalization michel chossudovsky much of the hype around the syrian crisis originates from abroad. i think that this is really part of the public relations kind of page to double the size the syrian government without addressing the fundamental causes of the crisis this is the note of peace so this. is an armed insurrection by the well organized mercenaries. and it is. not only by government sources let's examine israeli and lebanese soldiers say the protesters have heavy machine guns so. i think. the united nations decided to move to remove its is no central stas stuff essentially. as a prelude to tomorrow's session of the united nations security council. time now to take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world the u.n. prosecutors have announced that they want to speed up the trial of bosnian serb general rock on luggage due to concerns over his poor health they want to try sixty nine year old for the shrub and needs a massacre first and then try him on ot

that was the director of the center for research on globalization. and still ahead from here in the program as emergency teams struggle to patch up the. fukushima nuclear power it's just a facility it was doomed before it was hit by the earthquake and tsunami. wealthy british style. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look the global financial headlines khans a report. the official. from the. video. and says feed now in the palm of your. question. now it's big numbers big deals and a show stopping starts at the max two thousand and eleven air show in moscow. is there to tell us who's stealing the show. one of the highlights of the third day of mac's two thousand and eleven air show is this helicopter the helicopters made its name during the soviets war in afghanistan the am i seventeen that is soon to return to the country in order to help restore security there as nature is going to buy over twenty of such helicopters to deploy to afghanistan let's check it out from inside experts

director of the center for research. and. he says the hype around the syrian crisis is being all constraints and from. i think that this is really part of a public relations campaign to double is the syrian government without addressing the fundamental causes of the crisis this is no cause for peace. but it is an insurrection by. well organized mercenaries. and it is confirmed. not only by government sources let's examine israeli and lebanese sources say the protesters have heavy machine guns so. i think. the united nations decided to move to remove its is no essential step stuff essentially. as a prelude to tomorrow's session of the united nations security council. ok quickly in hours of other stories from around the world this hour and the un prosecutors ever they want to eat up the trial of bosnian serb general route game luggage did you concerns over his poor health they want to try a sixty nine year old luggage for the stripper needs the massacre first and then try him on other charges fearing that his condition might no

killed since troops seized control of the northern port city of latakia the director of the center for research on devise ation and michel it to the gulf school says the hype around the syrian crisis is big olcott straightforward rules. i think that this is really part of the public relations campaign to to denver is the syrian government without addressing the fundamental coals of the crisis this is no peace for this movement it is an armed insurrection by. well organized mercenaries. and it is confirm. not only by government sources let's examine israeli and lebanese also say the protesters have heavy machine guns so. i think. the united nations decided to move to remove its is no essential so stuff essentially. as a prelude to tomorrow's session of the united nations security council. let's take a look now at some other stories from around the world this hour un prosecutors have announced they want to speed up the trial of general came luggage concerns over his poor health they want to try sixty nine year old love it for the stripper needs a massacre first and then try him on all the charges

that was the director of the center for research on globalization michel chossudovsky and somehow from here in the program as emergency teams struggle to patch up the data to pass she might nuclear power plant it suggested this elite was doomed before it was hit by the earthquake and tsunami. wealthy british science. is not. free. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cancer for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into khan's report on r.g.p. . download the official g.o.p. keisha johnson. he called talk from the choose option. video. keys among. the registry now in the palm of your. call. now it's a big numbers big deal said a showstopping starts at the max two thousand and eleven air show in moscow artie's ali and all because they're to tell us who's stealing the show. one of the hard lights of the third day of mac's two thousand and eleven air show is this helicopter the helicopters made its name during the soviets war in afghanistan am i seventeen that is soon to return to the country in order to help restore sec

all right stephen leatherman author and blogger from the center for research on globalization on the line with us here broadband from chicago thank you very much for that. business is next here in our stay with me three stay with us. welcome to business emerging markets have plunged to their lowest levels in months the flammable cocktail of a u.s. credit downgrade and the eurozone debt crisis prompted a broad selloff on financial markets russian equities were no exception however they managed to claw back some of the losses during the day let's not get a broader picture from our two surface offers at the headquarters of the r.t.s. stock exchange for to you so how did the russian markets perform today. listin another extremely nervy and volatile day again today we see the russian markets aping this morning in negative territory then they were then able to close the gap so more we then saw the nosedive again the market flirting with the possibility of one point of maybe being able to close in the black but it wasn't to be and they both plays down r.t.s. down t. point eight percent in my

from the center for research on globalization thank you very much. or it's well dr franklin lamb but director of americans for middle east peace who was wounded by a sniper on sunday says gadhafi may be preparing a massive counter-attack. i'm proud of bicycle. earlier and i rode around for ninety minutes with green square checking out the streets of tripoli which were quiet as they are and then the right now. coming back by you know by what by the shot in my right eye. i don't know if you can see that this is because this is a lot. of dots apparently sniper abandoned mariya were shooting and i didn't notice that i got yet but i'm fine i observed a convoy of twenty two military folks from the government they're all good fighters and came by our hotel and they were going to go right by the bible tell by the city here near the marriott but there's a countdown powers of five going to their new south wales. checkpoint and obviously digging in what some people are suspecting here and it's just speculation but i'm getting this feeling myself that as in other

all right journalist not somebody from the center for research on globalization thank you very much. dr franklin lamb the director of americans for middle east peace who was wounded by a sniper on sunday says gadhafi may be preparing a massive counter-attack. i borrowed a bicycle of some thirty here and i rode around for ninety minutes in green square checking out the streets of tripoli which were quiet as they are and only right now and coming back. to buy one. shot in my right leg but i don't see that this is the culprit this is the follow up a doctor apparently. abandoned maryon now we're shooting and i didn't notice that. yet but i'm fine i have observed a convoy of twenty two military vehicles from the government they're all good fighters and came by our hotel and then just pulled into the right by the bible law hotel by the sea near the marriott hot there's a compound called five hours five buildings there they set up. checkpoints and they're obviously digging in what i and what some people are suspecting here and it's just speculation but i'm getting this feeling myself that as