the state duma foreign affairs committee and the russian delegation to the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe. the european missile defense system is designed to protect nato members from possible aggression from third parties namely iran moscow considers it a threat. as the launchers will be located in eastern europe. is seen as one of the countermeasures to the nato plans the launchers are mobile which makes it very difficult to. prevent the missiles from launching. thank you very much it's. well first of all about these. people. new arms race between maybe started between the east and west irritated by the u.s. anti missile defense plans russia has promised a cheap and efficient response well first of all all of these there's really as cheap as they seem and. what do they call the real reset the end of reset at least who ever sink is comparable and is kind of their missiles are definitely not cheap but they are much cheaper than the anti missile systems we short to be deployed in europe by the united states and by probably by by nato the russian military budget is sma

chairman of the state duma for the first committee and head of the russian delegation to the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe constantine affects. the european missile defense system is designed to protect major members from possible aggression from third parties namely iran moscow considers it a threat to its own security as the launchers will be located in eastern europe the new. missile is seen as one of the countermeasures to the nato plans the launchers are mobile which makes it there. it difficult to tie the game to sand or prevent the missiles from launching. because charlie was going to show thank you very much it's a pleasure to have you here in my own little well as first of all about these kinda missiles and how they were what would people call the the new arms race the starting between maybe started between the east and the west irritated by the u.s. anti missile defense plans russia has promised a cheap and efficient response well first of all of these is can there's really as cheap as they seem and there isn't the end of. what do with all the real reset the end of reset

of the state duma committee on foreign affairs and ahead of the russian delegation to the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe and that's it for now from all of the spotlight will be there going to let me stay on r.t. and take a listen. breaking news on r t a former libyan leader moammar gadhafi is dead he was captured by government forces during an attack on the city of syria libya's acting prime minister announced of the death after troops seized control of the city from loyalists colonel gadhafi ruled libya for forty two years before he was ousted by revolutionary troops backed by nato airstrikes on august. protesters battle outside the greek parliament while inside the building the lawmakers passed the cutbacks that brought people onto the streets in the first place violence erupted after some demonstrators tried to prevent militant activists from attacking police lines leading to the death of one man after he was hit by a rock.

of the state duma committee on foreign affairs and ahead of the russian delegation to the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe and that's it for now from all of the spotlight will be back until then stay in our team and take a closer. i'm all for the cooling of the latest in science and technology from the ground force and. we've got the future of covered. breaking news on t.v. former libyan leader moammar gadhafi is dead shot by government forces during an attack on the city of syria. protesters battle outside the greek parliament while inside the building the lawmakers passed the people on the streets of the first place. peacekeepers. to keep control of the police so.

biggest party faction in the european parliament which has the biggest party faction in the parliamentary assembly of the council europe and they can see how this specific right around here says yes now this is serious perceivable you can call group initiates all the time this active approach by their opinion union by the council of europe in one car theirs but in any case i do not believe they have the. keys of my done. can explode can undermine the region there to be in the european union and ukraine the union is very very much interested in having korean ears and part of the e.u. common european space not as a member state of the repeal of the union i do not believe that there is a realistic perspective for ukraine but to keep it inside and to keep it sorted to put in that way to keep to keep it as far as possible from russia they will never acknowledge it but this is the part of the game and they don't like because this approach either you are results or you are with them is a false approach it does not contribute to the unity of europe in the world it does not work and they feel sympathy with

palestinian people and the homeland was given the status of partner for democracy at your parliamentary assembly we are particularly proud to come as palestine following a moral code that enjoyed the status. this will have a positive impact on consolidating the relations of friendship and cooperation between our people and encouraging democratic change. i would like to express the gratitude of the palestinian people for the generous support received from the countries of europe to assist with the economy and institutions. we hope, i repeat, we hope that this will strengthen further a political role of europe in the peace process in the region. mr. president, ladies and a gentleman, the resolution of the united nations announced the establishment of two states. one mistake was israel, the other one has not seen the light of day, that is palestine. we have asked for the state to see the light of day. this is our right to guaranteed by international law. this is not an alternative to negotiations. they are indispensable to arrive at solutions over borders, security, refugees, water, supplement, jer

people of a homeland and the diaspora was given this status a partner for democracy back your parliamentary assembly. we are particularly proud to come as palestine following a morocco among the first arab countries that enjoy the positit on consolidating the status. this will have a relations of friendship and cooperation between our people and encouraging the process. i would like to express to you the gratitude of the palestinian people for the generous for support received from the countries of europe. we hope that this role will be strengthened and strengthened further the political role of europe in the peace process in the region. mr. president, ladies and gentlemen, resolution 181 of the united stationations announced tuesday, this has not seen the light of day. we have come to ask for the state to see the light of day. this is our legitimate right, guaranteed by international law. this is not an alternative to the negotiations. negotiations are indispensable to arrive at solutions over borders and security and refugees and water and settlements in jerusalem and the release of all prisoners

transitional council also says it will hold elections for a constitutional assembly within eight months of liberation and parliamentary and presidential elections a year after that. the death of muammar gaddafi could speed up the return of maggie van dyke. he went to libya to witness history. he ended up in history and then fighting alongside the boat rebels. >> matthew vandyke's mother says he is doing well. he could be home in south baltimore in the next couple of weeks. >> i do not want to say i am glad it happened, but i am glad libya is free of him. it also means that you will be coming home. >> not long after muammar gaddafi was killed, sharon van dyke was on the phone with person. >> they were shooting into the air. a lot of noise, fireworks, men chanting -- it was a different voice. it was a noise of joy. matthew was very upbeat, very excited. >> matthew endured some challenging obstacles. the native baltimore writer left for libya in february to witness the rebellion. in march, he was captured by gaddafi forces and imprisoned for five months. >> he was psychologically tortured because of being in solitary. th

the clock now starts for a constitutional assembly within eight months and parliamentary and presidential elections within a year. meantime, an official autopsy report confirms moammar gadhafi was killed by a shot to the head. they're under international pressure to explain the circumstances of gadhafi's death and secretary of state hillary clinton is in the region. i spoke to her about the changes in libya and the administration's decision to pull all american troops from iraq. madam second, thank you for joining us. are you and herman cain famously designated beki-beki-stan. >> well, you know, there's a zero, zero chance that i'm going to comment on republican politics. but i am in uzbekistan. >> let me turn to something more serious. you were actually in libya earlier this week, and this week we also saw the bloodied and dazed moammar gadhafi. we saw him lying in a freezer while libyans take a look at him. what was your reaction to that video? your gut reaction? >> well, christiane, you know, obviously no one wants to see any human being in that condition, yet i know what a great relie

said it will hold elections for a constitutional assembly with eight months of deliberation and parliamentary and presidential elections a year after that. >> the death of muammar gaddafi could speed up the return home of baltimore journalist matthew van dike -- dyke. his mother said he went to libya as a journalist but ended up fighting along the rebels. >> he should be home in south baltimore in the next couple weeks or so. >> i don't want to say i am glad it happened, but i am glad libya is free of him. it may mean matthew is coming home soon. >> not long after muammar gaddafi was killed, sharon was on the phone with her son. >> there was gunfire, but it was a different noise -- it was a noise of joy. matthew was upbeat himself. >> the native baltimore writer left for libya in february to witness the rebellion. in march he was captured by gaddafi forces. >> he was never physically tortured. he was psychologically tortured. they just left him, nothing to read, no one to talk to. they just left him and said you will never see america again. >> his loyalty, sharon says, is probably on his val

what instead of having a heavy debate parliamentary system with a right and left that seem opposed, what if we develop something called the general assemblyhave discussions in which to create consensus. what if we experience complimentary currencies. so, that's really what makes me excited about this movement, if you want to call it that. they are modeling strategies that then we can actually try ourselves. >> all right, so, final question here. because the number of journalists and, you know, a lot of people here and in the broadcast world, we've gotten criticized and hammered for saying, not going deep enough into this movement and interviewing other people that have a more intellectual message that we're just showing, you know, the drumming and calling it another woodstock. what would you say we're not talking about? what is the one thing that we should take seriously about this and not forget as we monitor these various movements? >> i think the thing to look at is to look at the occupied movement as kind of a cultural microcosm. as a little mini society. actually look at what are the things, what are the things that they're doing? in