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of the national transitional council that was the body that was particularly by night during the seven months of bombing what he said in. almost as a new message. he said. faced the prospect of either violence suppression of the militias i think civil war and break up you can hear a lot of optimism in saying no we didn't get rid of gadhafi you know that i have this voice comes across nothing has happened there was supposed to integrate the militias into. the supposed national supposed national police force and just by the very limited newspaper reports you can see that very very few people are going to have this creation of a federation of the western militias a few days ago one hundred militias in the western libya and that really does seem to be a step on the road to the breakup of libya into at least two parts west and east if not more. well greece approved a new austerity bill on sunday in return for a second e.-bay a lot of the cuts were designed to prevent the country from defaulting on its debt although angry greeks worried about their pantheons and jobs responded was more prote

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the chair of the national transitional council that was the body that was particularly by act by night during the seven months of bombing what he said in. almost as a new message. he said libya faced the prospect either of violent suppression of the militias or as he said civil war and break up you can hear a lot of a lot of libyans saying well we didn't get rid of gadhafi in order to have this voice comes across nothing has happened they were supposed to integrate the militias into the supposed national army in the supposed national police force and just by the very limited newspaper reports you see that very very few people join in that you have this creation of a federation of the western militias a few days ago one hundred militias in the west of libya and that really does seem to be a step on the road to the breakup of libya into at least two parts west and east if not more. tens of thousands of people have been running across russia to support prime minister putin's political cause and his bid for presidency next month in the premier's natives in petersburg some sixty thousand pe

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a member of the opposition syrian national transitional council, he believes syrian agents were behind the attack. prosecutors say so far, there is no connection between that incident and tuesday's arrests. >> now, to athens where government and international creditors are working this hour on a last-minute deal on the cuts needed to free up the desperately needed package. >> the pressure is immense on politicians to get their hands on another international lifeline in exchange for more tough cuts to pensions and pay. >> an increasingly angry republic is saying enough. tens of thousands have taken to the streets. unions are calling for a complete debt write-down. >> this is just one thing t government is up against. mass demonstrations, a 24-hour strike, and crunch talks between investors and officials. >> by early morning, the strike had brought public transport to a standstill in athens. ships stayed tied up at the docks. schools were closed and state- run hospitals operated at minimal staff levels. many greeks are angry at the prospect of even more austerity measures from the govern

at the national transitional council seems to have, i would say, significant problems in maintaining order right now. there are reports of fighting going on. amnesty international also said this week that armed groups are imprisoning and torturing people just like gaddafi's forces did. >> it is libya, after all, after a civil war. these militias you are talking about are effectively ruling the country, and that is why the central government -- that means the transitional council -- has got major problems to exert its control over the country, and that will not change in the coming months. that is probably the biggest problem libya is facing today. >> thank you very much. back to our top story -- the resignation of the german president, christian wulff. then he announced he's leaving office today after months of scandal surrounding personal favors he received. >> until the scandal broke, and enjoyed strong popularity among the public. we asked people what they think about his decision to leave office. >> he made the right decision. i'm very happy. in fact, i'm going to drink a beer ri

libya's celebrates the first anniversary of the start of its nato backed up rising the national transitional council is struggling to take control over the country's of all situation amnesty international recently accused the m.d.c. of failing to protect human rights claiming thousands of khadafi supporters are being held without charge and even tortured the group reports at least a dozen have died in rebel prisons since september as a result of mistreatment reports from libya say former rebels want to take power in the country and civilians remain armed and the economy has crumbled since the war journalist losing failing to cover the events in libya during the revolution says the outcomes could have been predicted a year ago. there is actually no government in libya at the moment the n.t. think he is nothing more than a media show that there are hundreds of militias that control different parts of the country and this one of gadhafi and the four men to be in government always warned that this would happen so we are we are seeing that anybody who doesn't agree with this state of affairs by the west

interview gadhafi claimed he has many supporters in the media including within the ruling national transitional council said it will not extradite sergeant gadhafi. ten people have died and five are missing after an avalanche destroyed several houses and costs about rescue teams have found one girl alive and are still searching for survivors temperatures in eastern europe have plunged below minus thirty centigrade at times with over five hundred dead from the cold snap and. at least two palestinian protesters have been wounded by israeli police firing tear gas and rubber bullets the injured were among demonstrators demanding their release so a little bit on hunger strike for fifty seven days had been a spokesman for the islamic jihad in the west bank but it's not known if he directly participated in attacks on israelis was arrested in december but has not been charged. now as russian city of sochi gears up for the winter olympics some of the biggest stars a winter sports have gathered at the resort to try out the slopes and it was just two years now until the bigger band that sampling the runs up for t

interview gadhafi claimed he has many foreigners in libya including within the ruling national transitional council and. will not extradite saadi gadhafi. as russia city of sochi gears up for the winter olympics some of the biggest stars a winter sports have gathered at the resort to try out the slopes and it was just two years now until the big event that is sampling the runs for the downhill world cup but just before they race kicked off russian president dmitry medvedev took to the snow to showcase his case skills and as art is done is the last year of course tests for the twenty four to sochi games are in full swing. so she's been known to have warm breeze in the past but not this year blizzards and temperatures well below zero may be great for some winter sports but for downhill skiing you want good visibility and less snow that's already on the ground and not still falling preparing the posts in such conditions was a challenge but the weather is of course a key factor in blizzard can hold it in cause delays but it hasn't affected overall preparations in the resort it is now ready to host the

. >> and the national transitional council is empowered and has done little to bring about any government stability. >>> he'll spend the rest of his life behind bars. a judge sentenced the so-called underwear bomber to life in prison. he admits he tried to blow up a detroit-bound jet with explosives in his underwear on christmas day in 2009. when it was his turn to speak, he defended his actions saying the huge hedden -- mujahideen are proud to kill in the name of god. >> actor and comedienne david cross is explaining how he got away with doing coke at a white house correspondence dinner in 2009. the arrested development star said he ducked under the table even though secret service was standing nearby and he wanted to be able to say he did drugs in the same room as the president. he's not proud of it, but he's not ashamed either. >>> and could the u.s. reach a truce with the taliban? new rumors of the terror group. [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum, we c

. >> well, the interim government for the national transitional council says there aren't going to be any official military parades, they say out of respect for those who lost their lives during the revolution. that's known as the brigade of former fighters you were talking there, who still haven't handed in their weapons. i've seen a column of cars, some of them still are anti-aircraft guns we would welded to the back, driving slowly along the highway, honking their horns. things are just getting going now, really. this is a friday, a slow start across the middle east in libya. but i think later on in the day, we'll see quite a lot of celebrating, as we did last night as midnight struck on the 17th of february. lots of fireworks, some shooting in the air, although i have to say, i was quite impressed by the restraint of how little they were shooting. more fireworks and bullets going up into the sky last night anyway. >> gabriel gatehouse in tripoli. the silent movie star, charlie chaplin, became the subject of a british intelligence investigation after the united states pushed britai

nato backed up rising down colonel moammar gadhafi and then to a brutal civil war the national transitional council which to charge is still struggling to control the country i'm a student a national recent do you use the n t c of failing to protect the rights of thousands of gadhafi supporters have been tortured inside libya rebels are locked in a power struggle civilians remain. crumbling. events in libya julia uprising says the outcome was predictable. there is actually no government in libya at the moment the n.t. you see is nothing more than a media show that there are hundreds of militias that control different parts of the country and this. gadhafi under former libyan government always warned that this would happen so we are we are seeing that anybody who doesn't agree with this state of affairs by the western backed rebels is systematically prosecuted as you mentioned. have done a report showing that there is a systematic prosecution of people who support about the not least the former permanent representative of the united nations. human rights watch did a report on it basically say that h

arab spring has already passed through amnesty international has accused libya's ruling national transitional council of failing to stop human rights abuses it says thousands of moammar gadhafi supporters are being held without charge and tortured by former rebels well since september it's reported at least twelve prisoners have died as a result of torture well the report comes as libya prepares to mark the first anniversary of the start of its nato. but despite the celebrations the m.t.c. is struggling to get the situation under control the former rebels are now vying for power efforts to dis on the civilian population have failed and the country's economic is in ruins after the war. university says serving the interests of the libyan people isn't on the list of priorities. the situation. grooving and part of the main reason for this is basically the libyan revolution has come with violence instigated from outside the problem with. that was a concocted group of people who were put in power basically to topple. because simply he was an unreliable dictator for the worst basically the power struggle in

spring has already passed through a misty international has accused and that is rooting in national transitional council for failing to stop human rights abuses its has thousands of mug of coffee supporters of being held without charge and tortured by former rebels was in september it's reported that these twelve prisoners have died as a result of torture report comes as maybe a prepares to mark the first anniversary of the strength of its nato pollution but despite the celebrations that d.c. is trying to get the situation under control. the rebels now vying for power and the song the civilian population has failed country's economy is in ruins off the wall and i think i'm saying from bethlehem university says serving the interests of the libyan people is not on the list of n t c priorities. the situation in libya is just improving and part of the main reason for this is basically the libyan revolution has come with violence instigated from outside the problem with n.t.s.c. is that it was a concocted group of people who were put in power basically to topple mom or khadafi because simply he was an unreli

and creates new power bases where there were none before we saw in libya of course the national transitional council and some of the militias that nato was backing ended up going on extremely bloody retaliatory rampages in the wake of the fall they get after regime large numbers of people killed and so in some cases entire towns depopulated. nominally because they were seen as pro get off all these other nations are trying to secure the opposition to their interests and certainly al qaeda could be expected to do the exact same thing and. we don't really know who's going to come out on top in this sort of fight for the control of the opposition but it seems pretty clear that the pro-democracy forces in syria the original protestors probably will not be a major part of the picture in a future government if assad does fall with most of the votes counted it seems that levy has rejected the option of making russian the country's second official language the referendum that was initiated by the russian minority which makes up about a third of the latino population and as artie's. reports many expected thi

but amnesty international has accused libya's national transitional council of failing to stop human rights abuses he says unaccounted thousands of moghadam supporters are being held without charge and tortured by former rebels since september it's reported at least twelve prisoners have been killed as a result of torture.

celebrates the first sign a verse or a of the start of it's nato backed up rising its national transitional council struggles to take control over the country's volatile situation amnesty international has recently accused the m.t.c. of failing to protect human rights claiming that thousands of good office supporters are being held without charge and tortured all the group reports at least a dozen have died in rebel prison since september as a result of history reports from libya say former rebels want to take over power civilians remain armed as the economy has prompted since the war political scientist dr tells or two but the country's future looks grim. i see a very grim future in libya i see a civil war in libya i see it's never going to have a good stable. environment there and this is exactly what the western ones once they happen because they want to get control of all the oil all the natural resources there now these days who hold the economy control the world and this is exactly what they want i see no future no good future i hope i'm mistaken but i'm not unfortunately libya's going toward

and creates new power bases where there were none before we saw in libya of course the national transitional council and some of the militias that nato was backing and it up going on extremely bloody retaliatory rampages in the wake of the fall of the gadhafi regime large numbers of people killed and in some cases entire towns depopulated. nominally because they were seen as pro get off. the us conservative foreign policy experts have been calling on president obama to directly intervene. and help the syrian opposition and take a leading role in resolving the conflict is it therefore true to say that washington is actually taking a back seat over all this or is it more involved than we think but i'd like to think they're taking a back seat but history suggests that they're there much more involved and then they're willing to let on in public and we've seen a lot of reports of them. trying to covertly back rebel forces. but is there real appetite there jason for america the u.s. to get involved with this i mean some might say that in fact russia and china by vetoing the lightning to the u.n. resoluti

television interview gadhafi claimed has many followers and leaving including within the ruling national transitional council earlier new share said it will not extradite society gadaffi. at least two palestinian protesters have been wounded by is really forces firing tear gas and rubber bullets that injured the word monk demonstrators demanding the release of hardware we've been.

life very difficult hundreds of armed militias are roaming the country and the ruling national transitional council appears unable to control. there's also evidence of the torture and abuse of the remaining khadafi supporters journalist phelim who cover advance in libya during the uprising says the outcome was predictable. there is actually no government in libya at the moment the n.t. thing is nothing more than a media show that there are hundreds of militias that control different parts of the country and this one of gadhafi and the former libyan government always warned that this would happen so we are seeing that anybody who doesn't agree with this state of affairs by the west the rebels is systematically persecuted as you mentioned. have done a report showing that there is a systematic people who support about the not least the former permanent representative of the united nations. human rights watch digital court i mean basically say that he's been tortured to within an inch of his life and they called for him to even be brought before a court or released immediately to a very important other

amidst international has criticised libya's national transitional council for human rights it says uncounted thousands of supporters are being held without charge tortured by former rebels at least twelve prisoners pointed to being killed by torture since september. is prepared to go first of this year the start of its revolution so far the n.t. seize control over the country's questionable. regular police while struggling to control the ship or it's the rebels who are united in their fight against gadhafi. the council also has to rebuild the damage done by essentially putting together a new economy health care education and judicial system based political scientist. predicts years of turmoil in the p.a. gadhafi was only a puppet in the hands of the western countries he was buying his the his stance he was buying everybody out so cozy berlusconi and all of the other western leaders his time got expired and this is why they got rid of him because he was paying enough but not good enough we all know about what's happening the recession in europe and what's happening towards the oil and the gas

supported all sorts of unsavory warlords and still do in libya the opposition groups and the national transition council there in libya was accused by human rights watch during the conflict of carrying out all sorts of killings and abuses of prisoners which still haven't been resolved to properly accounted for do we then want to lurch into a syrian conflict where again we are ignorant of what's going on on the ground we're not experts on who these people are what these groups started for and the f.s.a. of course if you consist of defecting soldiers from an all me that's carried out human rights abuses that a lot of those defectors will be part of those human rights abuses that's just the horrible reality of the world we live in and in terms of the actual people do you see a link between the libyan islamists and stays on the ground in syria well there's been reports about as you know well as with all these conflicts you know they're gray and they're murky that libya does live as groups fighting in libya finished fighting in libya have transferred over to help some of the syrian opposition groups and do y

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