mr. minister, -- thank you, if mr. minister, for a very thorough and occur -- set of remarks. in fact, your optimism and confidence was really striking. because it flies in the face of the conventional wisdom. maybe i am talking to the wrong people, but when i read the pakistan press, when i talk to they do notriend'ni friends, seem to have nearly optimism and confidence you do. i would like to get your views as to why that is. how do you explain the gap as a were between what you say is the real situation and the general perception that things are not going particularly well, and perhaps going in the wrong direction? is this simply a question of the right information not getting out, or is something else at work here? >> that is a good question, and i myself think about it a lot, because your observation about the negative perception in certain segments of our people i think is well founded, and we have to obviously take some blame for the failure to communicate our point of view as effectively as one can. at the same time, i believe that when you live in an era where you hav

they are the cleaning correspondent of the tahlia newspaper let it go bigger for central europe mr minister as you know the nato foreign ministers yesterday and then president obama prime minister cameron and president sarkozy in their he'll say in the substance that cathy cathy abandon of our cafes renunciation. of power is a precondition in their opinion for a political solution in libya. does the russian federation a pre share share this view or not and a second question nato secretary general rasmussen say yesterday that needle needs more combat planes to enforce the opening of a political sort of solution do you share this view or not but your point of view on that thank you so bizarre to. the u.n. security council has not sanctioned any activities that would have changes its objective this is my answer to your first question what now as regards your second question. because this is the school of thought that we have seen many times in order to bring somebody to the negotiating table first you have to pay him a lot. it is not often any time that the dislodge a password but i think that

mr. minister, this is a savvy audience.verybody taking advantage of the microphone to ask two questions. . >> yes. [laughter] >> should i just selectively pick one of them? [laughter] again, i think you are right that in the end what we want or what the two parties may want is the upper bound that comes from the political constraints so clearly we have to desire and we have to strive for a trade regime that is as open as possible, but at the same time, we have to recognize that we may not succeed or we may nod succeed entirely because of the considerations and that's a fact of life, so you are absolutely correct in saying that you don't want to bang your head against a brick wall, but sometimes if you try hard enough, a way is found, and your other point about i think the regime one to which -- general one which only i can agree to is you have to do many things to achieve the goal of trade promotion whether it's delegations and fairs and so on about fda's ambitious goal, and although we have talked about it with our colleag

mr. minister. i have a question about kerry-lugar-berman and was wondering whether i imply that it is not a central for pakistan to have it, so perhaps you could clarify that. and then i have another question, which is if you feel that kerry-lugar-berman is still a good idea, where would you from your vantage point particularly like to see that money go? what would be from the pakistani perspective the best outcome? >> first of all, i believe it's very important for pakistan u.s. economic relationship. second, i believe it's very important as a symbol of the u.s. government, and it's, chris' commitment to a new space government in pakistan, and three, i think that if it is dispersed in a proper way and configured in a proper way and implemented in a proper way then it can help in consequences for the people of pakistan. and in altering some of the misperceptions that are there. but of course, in the larger scheme of things one is to see how much impact something of that magnitude can have. in my ow

mr. minister, this is a savvy audience. everybody taking advantage of the microphone to ask two questions. . >> yes. [laughter] >> should i just selectively pick one of them? [laughter] again, i think you are right that in the end what we want or what the two parties may want is the upper bound that comes from the political constraints so clearly we have to desire and we have to strive for a trade regime that is as open as possible, but at the same time, we have to recognize that we may not succeed or we may nod succeed entirely because of the considerations and that's a fact of life, so you are absolutely correct in saying that you don't want to bang your head against a brick wall, but sometimes if you try hard enough, a way is found, and your other point about i think the regime one to which -- general one which only i can agree to is you have to do many things to achieve the goal of trade promotion whether it's delegations and fairs and so on about fda's ambitious goal, and although we have talked about it with our colle

mr. tricky is also a former foreign minister of libya he was also an ambassador to the united nations where he served as president of the general assembly has also announced his departure now there can be no doubt that this is a psychological blow to the gadhafi regime certainly what we're hearing from london is that the regime is on the verge of crumbling but here in tripoli the government has actually lost all of these kind of suggestions of the fictions when questioned about what is the defection of the foreign minister the country's spokesperson mr mussa ibrahim said that this was an old man and he was exhausted he was suffering from diabetes and he actually approached the government for a leave of absence in which he could seek treatment abroad now mr receiver him say that they have granted the foreign minister this and he will suffice to say that if the foreign minister returns he will be welcomed back now when we questioned him about rumors we're hearing of at least another ten people who have defected the latest news we have is that a group of libyan officials who travel to each mus

drug money as drone strikes mr prime minister killing more pakistanis almost every time including innocent civilians but there seems to be no sign of a policy change on the part why not we have very success with the. war strategy. military and politically on both sides we have. the military and from the local tribes and we have been successful and the local tribes are supporting us they are not supporting the militants. and the simple plea is for. the local tribes for the military. problems and counterproductive and it is not in favor of the strategy or political strategy. work difficult we have shared with the united states if there is any. information actionable information or something really. concrete you share with us and we'll hit. because this is our own war not a proxy war you have water. and. have the drone attacks that the sympathies are created in the military and against the government and the military the problem. for a greater military presence in your country what are the acceptable limits from your point how far will you allow them to go. more presence in a money star and w

i think the prime minister has finished. mr. william cash. >> during the recess, a number of european issues have arisen. the portuguese bailout, increase in the european budget and proposals for cooperation tax at the european level. will the prime minister recoin the phrase simply say to all of those measures, no, no, no? >> well, my honorable friend makes an important point about the european budget. the idea of a 5% increase at a time when member states are having to make reductions in difficult public spending programs at home is completely unacceptable and we'll make sure that it doesn't happen. >> phil wilson. >> they are proposing to build the largest wind farm in my constituency with 25 wind farms or even more than that. just less than a mile we're from beautiful landscape in the area. what influence will my constituents will have on the funding decision concerning this massive intrusion on the landscape? and will he ask the minister to make a delegation of constituents to discuss this further. >> i'm very happy to arran

mr prime minister very often key politicians become the target of terrorist in pakistan. one of your predecessors benazir bhutto was murdered tens of thousands a year later. to this nation attack and still feel scared both for yourself and for your weak family. and. the people of. their proposed confidence in. us and therefore we have this prime minister thank you very much for a time we wish your country and your people peace and prosperity thank you so much . they called in. on the plate with. see others wants to take her spirits. but she is the diva of the river. is nothing in her stash to miss celia river. chasing adrenaline fun our tastes. chosen from among many. she was given a clear cut mission. a mission he successfully accomplished. became the first ever man in outer space. hero of the soviet union and one of the best known persons in the whole world. all his thoughts were focused on flight. could he ever think that his life's work would cost him his life. what happened in those few seconds. and what secrets these sealed barrels still hold. keurig are any. place

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have spent and it speaks sectional amount of money but instead carries this message good morning mr minister welcome to the new. of hope and reconstruction in the war torn region which accommodates hunted for peace that's the nato version told in this promotional film it was given to international journalists like myself at the annual nato summit presumably to spread the message public relations after it's like these are nothing new and commander of the nato forces the united states spends billions of dollars alone to market its version of the war to the world including p.r. at home and abroad u.s. funded media as well as psychological operations for example a leaked classified cia document revealed a plan for ally it's a quote strategic communication program across nato troop contributors they could provide a buffer if apathy becomes opposition to fight declining public support for the war from france and germany the cia tapped afghan women as the perfect messenger to make an emotional appeal about the taliban and professed their aspirations for the future as this woman does here. some medi

ranking libyan officials are rough and that the country following in the tracks of acts foreign minister mr coo some force there is in tripoli. we know at this moment of at least two high profile defections the country's foreign minister mr mr russo qusay is currently in london where he is meeting with british officials despite the fact that they say they will not grant him immunity and then mr. tricky he's also a former foreign minister of libya he was also an ambassador to the united nations where he served a term as president of the general assembly has also announced his departure now there can be no doubt that this is a psychological blow to the gadhafi regime certainly what we're hearing from london is that the regime is on the verge of crumbling but here in tripoli the government has actually laughed off these kind of suggestions of defections when questioned about what is the defection of the foreign minister the country's spokesperson mr him said that this was an old man he was exhausted he was suffering from diabetes and he actually approached the government for a leave of absence

the minister for defense will withdraw. >> i withdraw, mr. aker. >> and while it is not calling upon the deputy prime minister to withdraw, the point that he is god in his response is starting to be really hard to see how it is directly relevant to the question as it was asked. order. the treasurer has the call and he will be directly relevant to the question. treasure. >> mr. speaker the point i'm making is that those opposite did not believe in the power of markets anymore. this is a fundamental point. nor do they apparently believe in the science of climate change. mr. speaker, and that is a powerful destructive, nation. not believing in climate change, not believing in global warming and not believing in -- makes it almost equivalent to the central plan of russia to engage the government mr. speaker. in denial all the time, not believing in the basic science, not believing in the basic economics. months ago some of them did believe in the power of markets mr. speaker. the power of markets to deal with carbon pollution. this is what the tre

the minister for defense to withdraw. >> dollar winstrol mr. eaker. >> while not calling on the deputy prime minister with to withdraw, the point he's got in his response is starting to be really hard to see if out what is relevant to the question. if it will be relevant to the question. a treasure. >> they don't believe in the power of markets anymore. this is the point. nor do they believe in the science of climate change, mr. speaker and that is a destructive combination based on the equivalent of the central planets of russia decades ago. as bixby to not believe in the basic time and economics. >> some of them did believe, mr. speaker. the deal with carbon pollution. this is what they have to say today that he went into the law came tough. it's ten days that lie quote until two dozen to win david kim and i argued that we should have an atm in the house cabinet is 2002 to rely believe the market - is the best way to price to its 2002, that's what he took a couple of prominent authors in the book about the power of markets off and where the vi

minister. so it was the first of september. of the second world war and during this event. mr putin prime minister putin said the very important words that we have to name evil as evil and we cannot accept evil as a whole. so these are values which are fundaments of. good we'll. just a good sign for false friendly corporation the. plane crash i mean presidential. plane crash last year. was a tragic moment but during this tragedy i remember flour was the behavior ordinary people on tours. so your authorities i mean russian i thought it was. very active it was human reaction and this human reactions it was very big. this friendly corporation friendly relations on this fundamental through which was build before so i think it was a very natural expectation of this good emotions between us during the tragedy that . we have heard a lot during this year from poland including accusations of accusations. sure did monitor the russian part of the continued so what was the tendency in russia how did the russians according to the polls react to that to the whole situation after the tragedy

. >> the trial of the italian prime minister burial ascione for -- berlusconi has begun. mr. rlusconi denies the charges. he claims they are politically motivated. duncan kennedy has more. >> these are among the serious allegations, silvio berlusconi has ever faced. the 74-year-old prime minister of italy accused of paying a 17-year-old prostitute for sex. he is also charged with abusing his power by getting the police to release the teenager from custody. this is the teenager, known as ruby. now 18, she and the prime minister deny they had sex. ruby says she did receive money and gifts from mr. berlusconi because she needed help. the prime minister says he believed she was 24, not 24, and that he did call police on her behalf, but only because he believed she was the niece of the former egyptian position, hosni mubarak, and wanted to help a fellow leader. the trial is unprecedented. >> it is like a high noon, like a western movie between the magistrates and silvio berlusconi. someone is going to get hurt badly. if mr. berlusconi is convicted, i don't think this is relevant. i

this follows the flight to britain on wednesday night of the former foreign minister, mr. koussa. and there are more reports that more members. libyan regime may now be defecting. >> in libya, opposition forces are continuing to lose ground to colonel gaddafi's troops. nato has ruled out providing them with arms. one consolation was the defection of the foreign minister, moussa koussa, to britain. there are unconfirmed reports several more libyan ministers and diplomats may follow his lead. it's also understood that an envoy from tripoli held talks with british officials in london. it seems the representative may have wanted to explore possible exit strategies for the libyan leader. the foreign office wouldn't confirm the meeting, it said its message remains the same. but colonel gaddafi must give up power. it's also hoped moussa koussa will be able to provide invaluable information about the libyan leader. for over 30 years, he was a key figure in his government. british intelligence will now be trying to find out what role he may have played in the lockerbie bombing and whether

the minister for defense will withdraw. >> i withdraw, mr. speaker. >> not, and the deputy prime minister to withdraw, be point that he has in his response is starting to be hard to see how it is directly relevant to the question as it was asked. order. the treasurer has the call is directed relevant to the question. >> they do not believe in the science of climate change, mr. speaker. that is a powerful destructive combination. not believing in climate change, not believing in global warming and not believing in markets. to the central planners of russia. in the nile, not believing in the basic science and not believing in the basic economic. this is what the treasurer has to say in 2010. he said this and the quote. acting industry minister in 2002, when david kemp and i argued that we should have -- we should have an ets in the house as in 2002. i believe a market mechanism is the best way. that is what the treasury believes. in 2002 that is what he told a couple prominent sources about the power of markets. that is -- the british conservati

well at this point in time we are aware of defections the former foreign minister mr nelson. in england is holding discussions with which officials in london or were they have been at pains that he will not be offered immunity and apple is the announcement by the former foreign minister in the u.n. general assembly president he is also going to depart and exit from iraq and so she both of them have been recently zoning and they cannot continue to be part of a machine that supports an ongoing killing of innocent civilians now look me government has responded only to the departure for lack of a better word of course they see but this was not they say he was sick even elderly now he's been suffering from diabetes and he actually approached the machine and asked in the absence of a government spokesperson i. asked to see if the foreign minister returns to the country he will be welcomed back now the question as to whether or not he was in rio there were other possible departures from the regime and he said no he said that they did not expect any other people to meet despite the fa

i mean your stand with these words are addressed to your own vice prime minister mr bond. is that correct and if so can you comment on it. you know a few days later after one of the deputies studied fab's problem is he offered an apology to bob on if it's it's official but again it's been published on the internet and in some newspapers but what was the problem where does it come from you know there is a fight between two groups who consider themselves the owners so maybe a com is so that there are these two companies and both are offshore and you can't trace their origins before they went off shore whether they're russian companies or regionally or if they come from some other country will you put it to me as the prime minister doesn't truly matter who is the owner. of the main thing to me is that discomfort any of you should pay taxes in due time that and is it true that your country wants to nationalize the company why would we need to do that. with my support through civilized approach i'll go through that as solving issues in court with you were there for a lick of th

stand with these words addressed to your own vice prime minister mr bond. is that correct and if so can you comment on it. you know a few days later after one of the deputies study taps. he offered an apology it's above on of it's official and it's been published on the internet and in some newspapers but what was the problem where does this come from you know there is a fight between two groups who consider themselves the owners of mega com so there are these two companies and both are offshore and you can't trace their origins before they went offshore whether they were russian companies originally or if they come from some other country where you could put it to me as the prime minister doesn't really matter who's the owner. of the main thing to me is that this company should pay taxes in due time that and as it's true that your country wants to nationalize the company why would we need to do that. with my support through civilised approach that is solving issues in accord with what they would have. to offshore companies with which i started lutetia. but

actually trying to slightly different picture is emerging we are hearing from the country former prime minister mr. beatty that lines of communication have been opened and that they're hoping to intensify them they said that they are talking with the british the french and the americans to reach some kind of neutral settlement that would see the stopping of killings of civilians now we are hearing the same line coming out of london it has confirmed that in recent weeks it has been meeting in private with civil high ranking libyan officials we know that just on reins day mohammed ismail who is a trusted aide of gadhafi sons was in london he was trying to organize what we understand some kind of an exit strategy for the gadhafi family but landed insisting that any kind of deal any kind of settlement plan would have to include gadhafi himself stepping down we're hearing from doctors on the frontline and some of the most recent nato a strikes at least seven civilians were killed they were all children three of them were girls from the same family you know what we've been told in what was to put incide

trying to slightly just some picture is emerging we are hearing from the country's former prime minister mr. beatty that the lines of communication have been opened and that they're hoping to intensify them they say that they are talking with the british the french and the americans to reach some kind of neutral settlement that would see the stopping of killings of civilians now we are hearing the same line coming out of london it has confirmed that in recent weeks it has been meeting in private with several high ranking libyan officials we know that just on wednesday mohammed ismail who is a trusted aide the son was in london he was trying to organize what we understand some kind of an exit strategy for the gadhafi family that landed insisting that any kind of deal any kind of settlement plan would have to include some sort of stepping down now it does seem that a political settlement is possibly the way forward certainly the mood and the assessment one gets here on the ground is that the fighting has reached some kind of stalemate neither side is actually winning in terms of the last few