differently when turkey says that it will start acting more decisively in the eastern mediterranean this might have an effect i don't think the two navies these ready made in the turkish navy will enter a direct confrontation but there might be mistakes like the flotilla itself home or sports states clearly that both israel and turkey didn't want to happen the way to do it but they did happen because there were mistakes and there were misunderstanding and if turkey says it will operate more decisively in the eastern mediterranean there might be an accident between israel and navies and this might be even worse than the frontal lobe and i don't think actually this crisis between his interviews has a direct effect on what will happen in the u. and of course the question is what will happen the day after the u.n. recognizes a palestinian state will that cause more violence will that make no difference and then it will cause palestinian frustration will this stop the two sides from going back to the negotiation table these are very important questions we still don't have an answer to all we'

differently when turkey says that it will start acting more decisively in the eastern mediterranean this might have an effect i don't think the two navies these ready maybe in the turkish navy will enter a direct confrontation but there might be mistakes like the flotilla itself the report states clearly that both israel and turkey didn't want to happen the way they did but they did happen because there were mistakes and there were misunderstanding and if turkey says it will operate more decisively in the eastern mediterranean there might be an accident between israel and navies and this might be even worse than the current elopement ok i just briefly now turkey says its plan in cooperation with the palestinian campaign to seek statehood what would such an international recognition mean for israel and the wider region. this is very hard to know what will be the repercussions of this but i don't think actually this is not such a major result of the deterioration in israel in turkish relations because it was anyhow clear that the turkey would support the palestinian statehood. and that it

call these ads here is that on the mediterranean ok they thought they could solve this problem by just ignoring it by looking the other way and have germany and france and the scandinavian countries dump their surpluses into the south and maintain reasonable levels of employment and that somehow they would eventually be able to repay the debts that were taken on the property you know how do you get their message to go to ok matt thatcherism on the mediterranean i think we all would agree with that here but i don't know what the time frame would be a decade two decades but you would have said he would have us know you know you don't have it's very slow you have you would have a slippery slope right there so you would have ok find over the next twenty years you're going to help us clean up our debt our infrastructure issues can you change their cultural attitudes i mean i agree with that it gives the time is a time frame for the mediterranean countries to get their act together. should someone be paying for that uni i mean it is kind of fast where you can say ok you need the greek econom

were taken to provide to you all how do you get their message and go to ok thatcherism on the mediterranean i think we all would agree with that here but i don't know what the time frame would be a decade two decades but you would have the same you would have no reason to even have a snowy slope you have to have a slippery slope right there you would have ok fine over the next twenty years you're going to help us clean up our debt our infrastructure issues can you change their cultural attitudes i mean i agree with that it gives the time gives a time frame for the mediterranean countries to get their act together but. should someone be paying for that uni i mean you know it's kind of a fast operation is that because you need the greek economy structural form of course any structural form anyone can see that that's been true for a long time to anybody greece can see if you can do it at a time when you have an economy contract six or seven years i suppose what i mean i you know i grew up i grew up in the u.k. when we had real factories of needed a regional version and it was a great wasn't th

i mean i agree with that he gives the gives the time frame for the mediterranean countries to get their act together but should someone be paying for that i mean it is kind of a fast operating is that because you need the greek economy structural reform of course any structural reform anyone can see that that's been true for a long time to anybody greece can see if you can you can do it at a time when you have an economy contract six or seven percent a year is just across what i mean i you know i grew up i grew up in the u.k. when we had real factories of needed a regional version and it was a great wasn't that much fun but it did the economy a lot of good but the economy was a good drag you had a couple of years but economy was contracting a bit but on the whole the economy was expanding quite fast i thought you had only had that tourism under tony blair we are you know we can't be carried out of it we still have. we got a white but my point is you can have factories and you can have that kind of structural form in the colony sixty six percent or seven decide to you know i just i just

i agree with that it gives the time because the time frame for the mediterranean countries to get their act together but should someone be paying for that uni i mean you know it's kind of a fast op where you say you need the greek economy structural reform of course in the structural form anyone can see that that's been true for a long time it was very very grease and see if you can you can do it at a time when you have an economy contract to get six or seven years to suppress what i you know i grew up i grew up in the u.k. we had real factories and you know the visual version and it was great wasn't that much from really did the economy a lot of good for the economy was a good track you had a couple of years that economy was contracting but on the whole the economy was expanding price i think you really had better ism under tony blair we carried out we carried out a bit but we still have a we we kind of all right go by point is you can have factories and you can have that kind of structural form an economy has three hundred sixty six percent said yeah i just i just think it's impossibl

we refer to the mediterranean as a borderline between the arab world and europe.hy not transform that divide into an economic zone? >> so far, this economic zone has been a one-way street. the south has been allowed to explore what ever the north has needed, especially oil and natural gas. anything that poses a competitive threat like food products or clothing doesn't stand a chance of winding up in europe even of smaller firms could benefit from it. >> egypt and tunisia have excellent agricultural industries. europeans can help by making it easier. >> the e.u. would profit by opening up the service sector. this would be a good opportunity. a wide base in china or india when it could be morocco? -- why why base in china or india when it could be and morocco? >> prospects for fledgling democracacs aren't very good. to make things worse, tens of thousands of people are expected to flee this out for the north. although they are not welcome, europe is not doing itself any favors. >> europe the need to migration. we have a demographic problem. we don't have enough skil

will not be safe they will be part of us and they will do all bloat to control the mediterranean to make it safe i don't think french economy can support that western intervention in libya has brought large numbers of new forces to the fore experts fear the west itself may come to regret their emergence daniel bushell r.t. brussels. in staying with the region's troubles the situation in syria was discussed here in moscow at a meeting between the russian and french foreign ministers both sergei lavrov and his counterpart stressed the need for dialogue between the syrian government and the opposition but the meeting also outlined a few differences in approach to france to seeking tougher sanctions on the syrian government while russia wants a more peaceful solution but both look forward to discussing possible measures at the u.n. general assembly later this month russia's foreign minister stressed that syria must not be a repeat of the libyan scenario. we're convinced that it's vital today to start talks and this is actually what the syrian leadership calls for it's extremely dangerou

syria for whatever pretext would lead to a much smaller wall which would extend from the eastern mediterranean north africa right through to the central asian heartland on the border with china. and again in. pakistan and saw so that we're dealing with something which. is very very serious and. the western military alliance is fully aware of the into. of that so do you believe therefore that syria should be left to its own fate indeed that the developments of what happens in syria should be decided by the syrians themselves and if that's the case it will be what people against a professional army although you're saying they're. dissidents there as well but do you really see some sort of peaceful negotiation and an end to the stability in syria without any foreign intervention. what we're dealing with his unarmed it's a recognition of al qaida affiliated organizations it's muslim brotherhood which targeting police. forces as well as civilians and the objective is to trigger a response from the from the armed forces and the police and then blame it on all the. goldmans no i don't i'm not suggest

will not be a safe city there will be a part of us and there will be all bloat to control the mediterranean to make it safe i don't think french economy can support that western intervention in libya has brought large numbers of new forces to the fall experts fear the west itself may come to regret their emergence daniel bushell r.t. brussels. and staying with the region's troubles russia and france are calling for more dialogue between the syrian government and its opposition to try and be addressed and there's also warning there there should be no repeat of what happened in libya that's a during a meeting between the french and russian foreign ministers lark is this could all follow their talks. well surely there is a number of differences in the approaches an understanding is of some international issues between russia and france but to the two countries do call each other a long term strategic partners and they are on common ground when it comes to a great amount of international and global problems now i'm talking about syria moscow and prayers are in full understanding that the situat

differently when turkey says that it will start acting more decisively in the eastern mediterranean this might have an effect i don't think the navies the israeli navy in the turkish navy will enter a direct confrontation but there might be mistakes like the flotilla itself and this might be even worse than going to logan i don't think actually this crisis between israel and turkey has a direct effect on what will happen in the. of course the question is what will happen the day after the un recognizes the palestinian state will that cause more violence no difference and then it will cause palestinian frustration. well we've got more from israel online aware the panthers are again on the prowl forty years on. don't believe we know progressed to the country has become an enemy of its people everywhere citizens are harassed anger over social injustice is getting louder about israelis and a veteran black panther campaigners are right behind them or got more on the movement at r.t. dot com along with all the news and analysis. i'll be back with a recap of our stories shortly but first the bu

will not be a safe seat there will be a part of us and there will be bloat to control the mediterranean to make it safe i don't think french economy can support that western intervention in libya has broad large numbers of new forces to the fore experts fear the west itself may come to regret their emergence daniel bushell r.t. brussels. or g.'s website continues following the fate of almost twenty ukrainian citizens who remain in custody in libya as rebel suspect them of being pro the sniper we are the russian embassy was able to secure the release of two russians and a ukrainian couple they say the group is our oil engineers and cooks who have nothing to do with the military. for the full story. stay with the region activists in syria say seven people were killed as government forces used armored vehicles in the besieged city of homs this is the u.n. calls for more pressure to be put on president assad's regime but professor edmund ghareeb an expert in international relations says sanctions won't necessarily bring down the regime but they will make ordinary people suffer in any case w

turkey had taken steps to prevent israel unilaterally exploiting natural resources in the eastern mediterranean and appears that israel has decided to recognize cypriot rights to the natural gas reserves that are allegedly have been found in the eastern mediterranean and now there's it's a resource war all throughout the middle east really it's about their oil natural gas and water yeah it's also interesting that the i.m.f. . oh no way in greece seemingly were contingent upon greece shutting down the whole of boats from leaving the port of athens to go to palestine so continuing on with this theme of confidence man especially those guys operating from j.p. morgan one man lucky diamond presses washington to ease bank rules this is bloomberg serious the influential fifty and this article here is just amazing to read because it's paragraph after paragraph after paragraph of quotes talking about how fantastic jamie diamond is and they come from people like hank paulson and they come from people like some lawyer dude from a wall street firm that represents wall street bankers and says things like wh

have a country in the middle east that opals with israel and has a russian military base in the mediterranean name the country syria your next so this is this is how it works it depends on the degree of independence of the dictator if it's one of our bastards but if it's a bastard that we can rely on that was not the case with gaddafi and if everything is geared towards the pentagon's full spectrum dominance this means the pentagon wants to control what they call the arc of instability from north africa going through the middle east to central asia so expect major interventions you know archie sat down with russian ambassador to the u.n. to tally churkin to get his take on the u.s. role in syria and what is possibly ahead i want to play a little piece of that interview for you and how do you respond to all of what some critics. gloss this is not their intention to use military force well incidentally we have to remind them that statements in the sure has from them a value source when we were working on that resolution libya which we're very quickly forgotten about in libya. so i mean what do

definitely that when turkey says that it will start acting more decisively in the eastern mediterranean this might have an effect i don't think the navies the israeli navy in the turkish navy will enter a direct confrontation but there might be mystics like the flu to load self and this might be even worse than the flu to logan i don't think actually this crisis between is going to give has a direct effect on what will happen in the. of course the question is what will happen the day after the u.n. recognizes the palestinian state would have caused more violence no difference and then it will cause a listing in frustration. there's more now on our top story syria the head of the arab league student visit on wednesday to try and persuade president assad to end the six month long crackdown on the uprising there all this comes after e.u. countries and poised to impose them on oil embargo against the country or to talk more about the dying is where the sees the european affairs advisor from where you look pale influences far right national front party leader it was a dumb thing to bring a l