through irrationality or anything like that but the national transitional council has been very secretive and. reforms yes been rather slow and concession you say the national transitional council has has been rather secretive and the pace of reforms are being rather slow as we said earlier it's only been two months at this point but when it comes to how should the n.c.c. react to a possible third day of protests are there any really two choices to tell the people to calm down or should there ultimately be a crackdown of some sort. well. i think a crackdown on the would be kind of productive in this case what they need to do is reassure the people about doing something about it grievances so when you look at it it's a question of priorities and. tripoli for example it is a question of. lawlessness i mean the. there is an issue of them being rehabilitated and being that he why did. they played in toppling the old regime he's also a very good question from this is really an illusion of them going home and this is this is the chip on the side of things but when you look at benghazi people ha

of thousands of protesters have been demanding more transparency and honesty from the national transitional council but demonstrators are furious and by secrecy surrounding the country's decision making and finances the city of benghazi was where the nato backed rebellion began and ultimately ended forty years of. let's not discuss this further with dr mark almond visiting professor of international relations at builtin university in turkey thanks for coming on the program today so as we were saying as he was the cradle of the revolution that toppled are we seeing the same thing again will a new movement now try to emerge to topple the n t c or other other people perhaps just being impatient. were those not the invasions but also it was much bigger fragmentation in the us before the great extent of the of it was faced by. that was also who emerged with help from nato qatar some from outside pushing because it was right now the countries that were huge the hinted to mention the role of two libyans on the side trying to they're just that the past should start flowing again and one of the big issues p

of thousands of protesters have been demanding more transparency and honesty from the national transitional council the demonstrators are infuriated by secrecy surrounding the country's decision making them finances the city of benghazi was where the nato backed rebellion began and ultimately ended forty years of colonel gadhafi. well let's discuss this further with patrick hayes a reporter for the online magazine spiked joining us in london well this former gadhafi stronghold is now once again as we can see plagued by unrest do you think there is the potential for things to get really serious or or is it more likely to calm down when the elections are held as promised. well i think things could get serious certainly in the run up to that period and obviously it is always a question in this situation when the elections are going to be and exactly where whether or not the end going to really be as good as their word in this situation i think it's a very interesting development because the national transitional council was never actually really part of a democratically forged libya anyway though neve

protesters rallied in the city of gansey protesting against the lack of transparency the national transitional council dancing was. then it began. to be. patrick hayes out of. spite of the m.t.c. doesn't represent the people. the national transitional council was never actually really part of democratically forward anyway they were never on the streets really fighting for the with the libyan people against gadhafi a lot of them in fact were in other countries at the time waiting for my speech helicoptered in a way where it was safe enough to enter tripoli it was made up of gadhafi curry people who were basically cherry picked by the west as being poor people to represent the libyan people now we have a situation where the libyan people are saying you have got a minute these people don't represent of we don't even really know who they are. coming up for you this hour controversy in court three hearing edged wiki leaks gradually adding continues protesters saying he deserves a medal not a prison sentence. but before that russia's leaders have spoken extensively this week we get into the changing politic

thousands of protesters rallied in the city of benghazi testing against that of transparency national transitional council as it was rather than going down alternately ended two years of his rule about your days reports of online magazine spiked in the city doesn't represent the people. the national transitional council was never actually really part of a democratically forward libya anyway they were never on the streets really fighting for the with the libyan people against gadhafi a lot of them in fact were in other countries at the time waiting for much to be helicoptered in a way where it was safe enough to enter tripoli it was made up of gadhafi curry lease people who were basically cherry picked by the west as being future people to represent the libyan people now we have a situation where the libyan people say you have got a minute these people don't represent us really if you really know who they are. when a few minutes we return to libya to see how schools that have changed who need to please get off his name every morning instead they give thanks to the martyrs of the revolution is the change on

protesters rallied in the city of benghazi protesting against the lack of transparency in the national transitional council. was where the nato backed rebellion began and ultimately ended all she use of chemical. patrick a reporter for online magazine spiked binny's the empty sea doesn't represent the libyan people. the national transitional council was never actually really part of a democratically forged libya anyway they were never on the streets really fighting for the with the libyan people against gadhafi a lot of them in fact were in other countries at the time waiting to almost be helicoptered in when it was safe enough to enter tripoli it was made up of gadhafi cruelly people who were basically cherry picked by the west as being suitable people to represent the libyan people no we have a situation where the libyan people are so you have got of these people don't represent us we don't even really know who they are. coming up for you this hour controversy in the military the alleged wiki leak of bradley manning to news with protesters saying he deserves a medal not a prison sentence. but before that

protesters rallied in the city of being ghazi resting place the lack of transparency the national transitional council he was where the nato then began. also. how to taze online like this in spite of the sea doesn't present the people. the national transitional council was never actually really part of a democratically forged libya anyway they were never on the streets really fighting for the with the libyan people against gadhafi a lot of them in fact of a country that the time waiting for almost be helicoptered in where it was safe enough to enter tripoli it was made up of gadhafi cronies people who were basically cherry picked by the west the. people to represent the libyan people no we have a situation where the libyan people are so you have got a minute these people don't represent of. well coming up for you this hour controversy in court but actually hearing your best bradley manning continues the protesters saying he deserves a medal not a prison sentence. but for that russia's leaders have spoken extensively this week we're acting to the changing political landscape after the recent parliament

fall short of representing their interests the national transitional council was never actually really part of democratically forward libya anyway they were never on the streets really fighting for the with the libyan people against gadhafi a lot of them in fact you know of a country at the time waiting to almost be helicoptered in when it was safe enough to enter tripoli it was made up of gadhafi cronies people who were basically cherry picked by the west as being people to represent the libyan people now we have a situation where the libyan people are so you have got a minute these people don't represent of we don't even really know who they are. two months after the end of the civil war in libya changes are expected in almost all areas of life there but in one of the most important parts of the country's future education the serious doubt that change will be for the best given a record high literacy rate reached under gadhafi is rule some parents now oppose a total tearing up of the curriculum and the imposition of new values on the children artie's of some of the ports. it's a new

protesting against the lack of transparency in the national transitional council when girls it was where the nato backed rebellion began and ultimately ended forty years of colonel gadhafi as well patrick hayes reporter for online magazine spiked but he's the m.d.c. doesn't represent goodness in. the national transitional council was never actually really part of a democratically forged libya anyway they were never on the streets really fighting for the with the libyan people against gadhafi a lot of them in fact were in other countries at the time waiting to almost be helicoptered in when it was safe enough to enter tripoli it was made up of gadhafi cronies people who were basically cherry picked by the west as being suitable people to represent the libyan people no we have a situation where the libyan people are so you have got a minute these people don't represent us who don't even really know who they are. in just a few minutes we return to libya to see how schools there have changed children don't need to praise god after his name every morning instead they give thanks to the masses

of protesters rallied in the city of benghazi is to me against the lack of transparency national transitional council because it was whether they then . ended two years of rule patrick hayes reporter for online magazine spiked. doesn't represent the libyan people. the national transitional council was never actually really part of democratically for libya anyway they were never on the streets really fighting for the with the libyan people against gadhafi a lot of them in fact were you know of a country that the time waiting for my speech helicoptered in when it was safe enough to enter tripoli it was made up of gadhafi curry's people who were basically cherry picked by the west. people to represent the libyan people now we have a situation where the libyan people are so you have got a minute these people don't represent of we don't even really know who they are. now coming up for you this hour controversy in court. hearing on the wiki leaks bradley manning continues the protesters saying he deserves a medal not a prison sentence. and financial inspectors routinized greece bailed out whether this yet

thousands of protesters rallied in the city of benghazi to see gets the transparency the national transitional council. then they take that would then began also at the end it. was room patrick haze of course of online magazine spiked believes the n.t. doesn't represent the people. the national transitional council was never actually really part of a democratically forward libya anyway they were never on the streets really fighting for the with the libyan people against gadhafi a lot of them in fact were in other countries at the time waiting for my speech helicoptered in where when it was safe enough to enter tripoli it was made up of gadhafi cronies people who were basically cherry picked by the west as being suitable people to represent the libyan people now we have a situation where the libyan people say you have got to meet these people don't represent us we don't even really know who they are. a few minutes we return to libya to see how schools that have changed children don't need to praise the doctor's name every morning now they can thanks to the martyrs of the revolution that is the change o

the national transitional council was never actually really part of a democratically forged libya anyway they were never on the streets really fighting for the with the libyan people against gadhafi a lot of them in fact were in other countries at the time waiting till my speech helicoptered in when it was safe enough to enter tripoli it was made up of gadhafi cronies people who were basically cherry picked by the west as being suitable people to represent the libyan people now we have a situation where the libyan people are saying hang on a minute these people don't represent us we don't even really know who they are. coming up for you this hour controversy in the military the alleged wiki kept bradley manning tinnies with protesters saying he deserves a medal not a prison sentence. but before that russia's leaders have spoken extensively this week reacting to the changing political landscape off the recent parliamentary elections prime minister putin held his annual live televised q. and a session he dismissed allegations of fraud sharing the very progress to make next year's president

. >> the national transitional council says it is setting up a committee that could see a shake-up of the oil industry. not everyone is convinced. >> i do not see any change in the attitude. we still live in nepotism. if i know you, then the law does not work. >> new contracts are yet to be signed. after a long and for some years of fighting, it's hoped to be a new chapter for libya, not just politically, but financially, too. >> you are watching gmt from "bbc world news." i am naga munchetty. a new agreement for the eurozone. britain blocks the way to a new treaty for the call of the european union. the prime minister said it was a difficult decision, but france says it will not mean a two-tier euro. >> what is the business world making of this, aaron? expectations were so high. >> many would say the expectations were too high going into this summit. we know that not all of those expectations were met. the markets have ticked higher. let me just show you. the basic issue is that the markets had been fed up. they had been so tired of non- headlines. a look at this summit and see that

march seventeenth the united nations security council. with national transitional council. and. april twenty ninth. william and catherine middleton. in london the ceremony is broadcast live around the world. may first. the founder. has been assassinated. in pakistan. and the shooting at a political youth camp. with both attacks. steve jobs. october eighteenth israel and the palestinian organization hamas carry out a major prisoner swap in which the captured israeli army soldier. is exchange for one thousand and twenty seven palestinian and israeli arab prisoners held in this. december eighth e.u. summit that comes together to face the ever deepening euro crisis is so widely seen as ineffective the single currency powerhouses france and germany fail to come to terms on a strategy to stabilize and save the euro. december fifteenth the united states formally declares and to the nearly nine year war in iraq which has claimed the lives of more than four thousand five hundred americans and more than six hundred thousand iraqis and is said to have cost up to three trillion dollars. ok

nations security council. in the city of sirte with national transitional council. and. april twenty ninth. katherine middleton. in london the ceremony is broadcast live around the world. may first. has been assassinated. in pakistan. july twenty second norway a terrorist bombing in the government center in oslo and a shooting at a political youth camp at least seventy six people dead anders behring breivik a thirty two year old right wing extremist is arrested and charged with both attacks. october fifth steve jobs and american computer engineer inventor and businessman. recognized as a pioneer and the visionary of the personal computer revolution after a long struggle with cancer. october eighteenth israel and the palestinian organization hamas carry out a major prisoner swap in which the captured israeli army soldier. is exchange for one thousand and twenty seven palestinian and israeli arab prisoners held in the israel. december eighth the e.u. summit that comes together to face the ever deepening crisis is so widely seen as ineffective the single currency powerhouses france and germany

tens of thousands of protesters have been demanding more transparency and honesty in the national transitional council the demonstrators are infuriated by secrecy surrounding national decision making and finances the city of benghazi was where the nato backed rebellion began and ultimately ended four decades of colonel moammar gadhafi recent for over a political writer based in the city says the secrets make the new government no better than the regime that was toppled. it would like to have been expecting change for a very long long time this is forty two years and the underlying complaint yes we do have complaints of core option which is there's very strong point. but when you look of secrecy which is a lack of transparency that is the major accusation that was never what i get is the order the sheehan was going to get duffy so when a new system comes in and does underlie grievance you need to address quickly. and two months after the end of the civil war in libya changes are expected in almost all areas of life but in one of the most important parts of the country's future of education there's seri

national council last week. ok obviously a democratic transition includes more than removing because regime. it means setting syria on the path of. the rule of law and protecting the universal rights all citizens regardless of sacked or ethnicity or gender. so i mean you already mentioned forces said to be along the border there what is going on in terms of the state department and what what's being planned sort of behind closed doors from what you understand. look when it's hard to disagree with pivotal what hillary clinton just said but what she didn't say is the real story and watch it didn't say is we want to bring this regime down we went through change but we still don't know how to do it so made to a splendid fact is to subcontract this civil war basically to turkey and the turks just a simpson that a lot of us have been discussing over the past few weeks what would you start is a must they're all they have a foreign policy that implies they won't create any problems with any of their neighbors this is their foreign place for the past eight years in fact and now they're creating a pro

libyan prime minister that mr mahmood of the warfalla tribe was on the other side of the national transitional council was the one who gave me these numbers. yet there are still those who defend the libyan intervention like this former french intelligence officer clearly in this case for before it is very likely that some crimes attributed to could have in this conflict were farce or exaggerated but we had all the record of could a free for forty years of in the could he was the terrorist with the crimean on june twenty seventh international criminal court prosecutor luis a compliment on his requests for arrest warrants for more market off the saif al islam and get out these intelligence chief was granted of course we are prosecutor and judge and so we rely on facts so we prove the crimes but what we did i went through the pages of the arrest warrant application both of which were redacted but a lot of pages so consider probably were this is a particle for support the case one of which was which if there were twenty fifth speech the one based on information who should get himself said he got the empty

libyan prime minister mr mahmoud of the work for other tribes on the other side of the national transitional council was the one who gave me these numbers. yet there are still those who defend the libyan intervention like this former french intelligence officer cleary in this case before for it is very likely that some crimes attributed to their feet in this conflict were a farce or exaggerated but we all do because of khadafi for forty years of in the could if he were a terrorist with a criminal on june twenty seventh international criminal court prosecutor luis accountable then his requests for arrest warrants were more market afy saif al islam and get off his intelligence chief was granted of course we're a prosecutor and judges so we rely on facts so we prove the crimes but we did our work through the pages of the arrest warrant application most of which were redacted but among the pages open to the public were this of articles to support the case one of which was which if you're scared we twenty fifth speech the one piece of information we should give himself said he got the empty seat there wh

if clashes continue of course then in libya the national transitional council still is suffering from the internal strife unable to decide who exactly will lead the country's so where is the situation that was very streamlined complicated all of these places with bloodshed violence and demonstrations of course all of this is now behind in the year of two thousand and eleven we have yet to see what the year two thousand and twelve will bring. what exactly re doha is covered here where you talk to the three revolutions there that brought change to the arab world the one of the other countries seeing protests which have not resulted in a change of power what future for them. well of course the we how far reign we have to get in and we have syria all of these countries are also going through an extremely difficult situation right now. in fact russian foreign minister sergei lavrov said there is an all out civil war going on in yemen there were clashes between the protesters and police today in bahrain and we always get the same reports from syria with the rumored thousands of people suppo

of thousands of protesters have been demanding more transparency and honesty from the national transitional council in recent days comes as public patience with a temporary government approaches boiling point over the perceived slow pace of reforms and ongoing corruption the city of benghazi is of special significance here as it was the birthplace of a nato bad rebellion and that the four decade rule. in response a spokesman for the n.c.c. has urged call with assurances that its promises will be fulfilled. libya's record high ninety percent literacy rate undeniable achievements of ouster colonel gadhafi is now being challenged by the controversial education policies of the new leaders i did a lot of boyko found some parents unhappy with the values their children will be taught. it's a new day in the new libya but it starts with an old preacher oh students assembled before classes to see a new flag be hoisted and to sing a new national anthem. like the revolution the rich tricolor and the hume is a flashback to the preview now for iraq with a few verses tweaked to represent in the action of the coun

of thousands of protesters have been demanding more transparency and honesty from the national transitional council the demonstrators are infuriated by secrecy surrounding the country's decision making and financials the city of benghazi was where the nato backed rebellion began ultimately ended forty years of colonel gadhafi as a rule mark almond visiting professor of international relations and bill kent university and who says it shows the first cracks in an opposition that's no longer united against the figure of caffie. but it was a much bigger fragmentation of the words before to the extent it was phrased. it was a simple image with help from nato. pushing for is it was one of the big issues people because in eastern libya as they so we need until the day of his regime distributed to much of the way for who don't we found in the region they feel that the new sofa you know which is taking control of the revenues distribution as it were all of them says the people who started the uprising who would be the case they would be in the west would go into the trigger feet in tripoli to control tripol

the national transitional council was never actually really part of a democratically forged libya anyway they were never on the streets really fighting for the with the libyan people against gadhafi a lot of them in fact of a country that the time waiting to almost be helicoptered in when it was safe enough to enter tripoli it was made up of gadhafi cronies people who were basically cherry picked by the west as being suitable people to represent the libyan people no we have a situation where the libyan people are so you have got a minute these people don't represent of really know who they are. almost two decades of talks finally came to fruition by the end of the week with russia being accepted into the ranks of the global trade club the world trade organization being a membership free business opportunities and positively impact on prices but as artie's marie if an ocean explains the warm welcome can set a price. with almost two decades of hard talks now over it's still not clear exactly what russia's w.t.r. membership is offering the country and with most all the details of the greens

the national transitional council was never actually really part of a democratically forged libya anyway though never on the streets really fighting for the with the libyan people against gadhafi a lot of them in fact were in other countries at the time waiting to almost be helicoptered in when it was safe enough to enter tripoli it was made up of gadhafi cronies people who were basically cherry picked by the west as being people to represent the libyan people now we have a situation where the libyan people are so you have got a minute these people don't represent us we don't even really know who they are. so to come this hour a champion or traitor but would he be ex-military hearing about manning appears and for the first time accused of siphoning sensitive army data that his supporters rally behind the singled out soldier. said one of russia's most volatile republics to see what's being done to ensure the young generation on seduced into extremism. russia's political priorities were set straight by the country's leaders this week after several rallies against the parliamentary election

the national transitional council was never actually really part of a democratically forward anyway they were never on the streets really fighting for the with the libyan people against gadhafi a lot of them in fact in other countries at the time waiting for my speech helicoptered in a way when it was safe enough to enter tripoli it was made up of gadhafi cronies people who were basically cherry picked by the west as being sweet people to represent the libyan people now we have a situation where the libyan people are saying hang on a minute these people don't represent us we don't even really know who they are. still ahead for you on this channel along the road to school while libya's struggle back to normality after the civil war many parents still keep their kids from class because of what schools now want to teach we've got a report on that coming up. and in the american courts a rather late supreme leader a judge to have given support for al-qaeda is nine eleven attack if you haven't caught that story from us this week we've got the details coming up to. almost twenty years of talk f

libyan prime minister mr mahmood of the worthwhile a tribe was on the other side of the national transitional council was the one who gave me these numbers. yet there are still those who defend the libyan intervention like this former french intelligence officer it is very likely that some crimes attributed to their feet in this conflict were farce etc that's what we all do because of credit for forty years in the kind of he was a terrorist criminal. twenty seven international criminal court prosecutor luis a compliment and his request for arrest warrants were more market off the saif al islam and that office intelligence chief was granted i went through the pages of the arrest warrant application most of which were redacted but a lot of pages so consider probably for use of articles to support the case one of which was which against every twenty fifty one basin information bush your self said he got the empty seat but those who raised questions risked being accused of taking the side of a man seen as a brutal dictator already labeled by some world powers as the bad guy international law even cheerle

anger is boiling point in the country of thousands of them on the national transitional council his resignation. nestling between rejecting mountains to really see we take you to a fifteen hundred year old food crisis in russia's most ancient city. the eurozone still faces a bleak outlook with the prospects of a winter recession in spite of the efforts of politicians to come up with solutions while at the summit in brussels president medvedev has all through russia's help along with close energy ties saying moscow is very interested in seeing the e.u. overcome its troubles wells's tense else it is in brussels for them has the natives has the so how could russia help the deadly. pull indeed the problem has been on the top of the agenda and russia russia's role possibly in trying to help the eurozone nations that one of the ideas put forth is russia contributing a certain amount to the international monetary fund now the amount has not been specified by a president medvedev although there have been talk that it's in the vicinity of around ten billion dollars and you know there is the option also

libyan prime minister that mr mcauliffe the work for other tribes on the other side of the national transitional council was the one who gave me these numbers. yet there are still those who defend the libyan intervention like this former french intelligence officer with clearly in this case before before it is very likely that some crimes attributed to could have in this conflict were a farce or exaggerated but we all do because of gadhafi for forty years of any kind of he was the terrorist was a criminal on june twenty seventh international criminal court prosecutor luis a compliment and his request for arrest warrants were moammar gadhafi saif al islam and the office intelligence chief was granted of course we are a prosecutor and judge and so we rely on facts so we prove crimes or we did you know what do the pages of the arrest what happened cation most of which were redacted but among the pages so consider public were use of articles to support the case one of which was which against every twenty fifth speech the one place and information we should give himself said he got the empty seat for the web

deteriorating since the toppling and killing of colonel gadhafi libya's new leaders the national transitional council struggling to keep the peace now they're under pressure from thousands of angry protesters in benghazi where the revolution began demonstrates. to resign saying it's not doing enough to bring change. the country is back on the brink of civil war. now you're going to see. people are very dissatisfied the way teams are going they fought hard especially in britain guarded don't think they're being properly rewarded and now you're going to see the country just fall apart into different areas of warlords just like in afghanistan i don't have the competency in t c those people in t c are all complicit in the dark it's crimes they're going to step things up so they're going to do very well again and they're probably going to try and emerge as the new rulers the new dictators of libya which is where is going to be headed for example. who heads the empty sea was gadhafi justice minister that just made a joke of the whole council his response of for a lot of crimes and a gadhafi i don't blame t