reach notion r t three pally libya. as the power struggle in libya rumbles on divisions are apparently appearing between some anti kadafi forces now the common goal of toppling the corals accomplish the different agendas of the untrained and many armed fighters are surfacing middle east analyst james devils are james dead as a lot of things libya's new government will have its hands full trying to restore order. it's a really dangerous scenario similar to what happened in iraq in the fall of baghdad very weaponized society people with both massive weapons in their homes as well as the looting all of last military grade munitions g.'s mortars and even materials and components all of potential chemical weapons this is a very dangerous and are you considering the numbers of groups operating in libya at present on the fluid nature of the situation so i believe that the the transitional national council is of course to finish off the fighting in the areas that are still holding out pretty good at the their second job is to g

near it in moscow treasure bring you today's top stories in a look back at the week's news here on r t turning first to libya where fierce fighting rages on between pro and anti khadafi you forces loyalist troops are making their last stand in three cities that are under heavy assault by the relentless fighters who are backing the country's new government syria to bani walid and sob now witnessing house to house battles with hundreds of civilians caught in the crossfire and it's thought colonel gadhafi who is still on the run could be hiding in one of the besieged cities meanwhile life is returning to something close to normal in the capital tripoli but as our she's marie if an ocean reports there are some libyans there who already want gadhafi. and months after tripoli fell into rebels' hands those who backed the old regime remain defiant but fearful in parts of the city the rebels triumphant campaign feels like it's never happened or did so somewhere else. we will do anything from our only moammar even if we have to give our lives. seven support for the ousted leader it is solves onc

twitter stream that's at twitter dot com r t underscore. egyptians are bracing themselves for more protests on friday hoping it will attract millions of people dissatisfied with the way the. mubarak public anger as. a political party. has more from cairo. this was we knew that change had come to egypt a new chapter of freedom and democracy don't judge a book by its cover when reading post mubarak egypt it's between the lines where you'll find the new chapter hasn't been published ended or slightly revised we still have the supreme council of the on pour so those are all orders i cannot say that they have been. in any sense getting this country towards democracy barak may be gone but his policies are not the hosni mubarak's case is ongoing at this tribe you know new figures from human rights watch claims more civilians have been forced to face military trial for the last six months some twelve thousand during the entire thirty year rule of mubarak average civilians are giving five to you know seven years in prison a lot of torture has occurr

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to hand over an eight billion euro bailout loan r t sarah for of has more from athens. we're going to see a test for those are sturdy measures today as the greek m.p.'s are planning to vote on the property tax is proof extremely unpopular here in the country among the public coming of course on top of severe austerity measures that have been going on for a long long time no it's the one on top of the other for the people here they've had cause to government spending they've had cuts to their pensions people have lost their jobs unemployment is extremely high here and now this property tax on top of that really coming at a time of course a public anger that the prime minister george patton jay will be traveling to balance night holding talks to discuss the crisis it's not known whether you're also need is it going to be handing over that ten point eight billion dollar cash injection is going to be needed to keep the country afloat publicly the line still very much in the leaders that they're not planning. the u.s. and in fact that's very far from them eyes are going to b

stay with us here on r t still to come speaking out but being shouted down. here in america we're very proud of our freedom of speech and the right to speak his considered holy except if you say the wrong you can get in trouble american celebrities find they could get in more trouble than they bargained for when publicly discussing sensitive issues including the so-called war on terror all the details coming up. but first countries have dropped their call for further a media sanctions against syria the u.n. draft resolution has now softened it only threaten and now for. and sanctions only if the government doesn't stop its crackdown on the opposition but that crackdown currently continues the syrian army has deployed tanks and armored vehicles to the town of ras that russia has been calling on both sides in the six month long conflict to hold talks and has opposed sanctions jacob hornberger founder and president of the washington based future of freedom foundation says the real aim of western intervention would be putting their mad in power sanctions have nev

noon in moscow good to have you with us here on r t our top story greece is engulfed by more public protests as it comes under scrutiny by a team of senior european and i.m.f. officials or assessing if the country can implement enough austerity measures this comes with german lawmakers vote on whether to release further belov cash desperately needed to steer greece out of trouble r t sorry for it has more from athens. this is really going to send a message not just to the i think countries globally as well the leaders are going to be willing to hold the euro zone countries in greece especially out of this deepening crisis german m.p.'s a very thing as this moment in the they're discussing the controversial plans to strengthen the bailout fund that's pretty extreme the unpopular among the german public member tell me is already the biggest single contributor and this is going to increase their contributions even more a lot of the german public say that's simply not. now what a lot of people have been saying a lot of analysts we spoke into has said that it's not really a question of whether or

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for more on this now we're joined live by r t is daniel bushell thanks for being with us so what are the implications of the court's decision inside and outside germany daniel. well as you say they have in effect approved the bailouts not just the one for greece but potentially those in future which is boring growing numbers of people here not just across europe but particularly in germany now i'm going to merkel's ruling party has suffered terribly in a recent local elections which gives an idea of the opposition that there is in germany to these bailouts they were posed to the idea what they say the mistakes of greece being rewarded in effect and germany has to pay for the mistakes of people like greece there's been huge publicity over this ruling does raise the pressure on the germany to really have another look at whether they go through with these bailouts or not the parliament did vote in may two thousand and ten to a bailout of greece keep it from defaulting on its debts and to back the four hundred billion euro european finance debility facility with some hundred forty seven

three pm in moscow i mattress a good to have you with us here on r t our top story senior officials from the e.u. and i.m.f. are expected in greece to study its progress in tackling its crippling debt and they'll decide whether to release further bailout cash this follows angry protests tuesday after the government passed the most unpopular round of austerity measures yet r.t. sarraf earth has more from athens. we saw a very positive rhetoric yesterday for the greek prime minister george patton jr he was in berlin just saying the heads of industry that we had very similar same is coming from the german chancellor now we know that the trade coded team heading to greece and they're going to be holding talks here about whether to release the next tranche of money the eight billion years and greece really opened the way for the team to return here bypassing the very unpopular property tax that happened quite late yesterday and it was already known that lawmakers were almost certainly going to approve that bill was that that's going to probably add around an extra thousand a year is to most p

levon am in moscow i met treasurer good to have you with us here on r t our top story greece has been engulfed by angry protests after the government mass the most past the most popular or check that government passed the most unpopular round of austerity measures yet in exchange for rescue loans a new property taxes are expected to bridge a gap in the country's budget but people say they can't afford to pay our firth watch the protests on a turbulent night in athens. well using his arms race being love to protest being pushed out of syntagma square you can hear the take gas going off again we said the situation looking like he was going to escalate and i think that that will that's what we're seeing we've seen a huge amount of the riot police pushing the crowd sound. it's been a struggle here to get the situation under control for the first time in this country you're seeing people below the poverty line being taxed they simply don't have that money and they're calling on eurozone leaders now to be realistic the talk is certainly turning to that as a greek default analysts here have

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you're watching r t coming to live from moscow and here's what's still ahead for you in the program a national war crimes tribunal turns to our team for a potty of an interview with genocide suspect rock a lot of where he made serious accusations against u.n. peacekeepers in the ninety's balkans conflict. and the russian village is dying out with a look at why people are fleeing rural areas leaving desolate fields and crumbling houses were thriving communities one student. russia has condemned the latest e.u. sanctions against syria banning imports of its oil the sanctions pile more pressure on president assad's regime according to the where around two thousand two hundred people have died in syria during the government crackdown against opposition for protest since march human rights group amnesty international claims over eighty have been tortured to death in prison but some including the syrian government say the media is twisting their reality as read english go now reports. mass murder tearing catastrophe a country on the brink of a revolution this is what you see every time syri

one pm in the russian capital you are with r t r marina joshie libya's new rebel leaders are seeking to restore order in tripoli encouraging fighters to return home the national transitional council will move to the capital from a stronghold of benghazi for the next week although colonel gadhafi remains at large and some parts of the country are still under the control of his loyalists fighters nato continues aerial strikes on gadhafi troops near his home city of syria saying that u.n. mandate to protect civilians still stands the coalition's also moving to release billions of dollars of the former leader's frozen assets to fund reconstruction and while most medians are enjoying the first taste of the revolutionary freedom there are some of his ations that nagel's days are limiting the vast oil riches argues daniel bushell reports on the powers lining up for lucrative energy contracts. italy's top oil company only has already moved its workers back into libya britain's b.p. is said to be in private talks with the interim government for in trouble to haul did noise reports that france

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because i am in the russian capital he watching r t i'm marina josh welcome. the leading rebels are closing in on colonel gadhafi as the last major stronghold and held out of syria they say time is running out for the former libyan leader and his soil is to agree a peaceful surrender or the deadline set for next weekend khadafi whose whereabouts are still unknown has released a number of audio messages promising a longer real war this week western powers agreed to unfreeze his financial assets and meeting discussing libya's future in paris while new rebel leaders are seeking to restore order in the capital tripoli many people there say they still don't feel safe the conflict has seen thousands of looted and seized guns flood the country at one train here as. well. is a levy in rebel he got a bullet in his ankle fighting against gadhafi soldiers in tripoli but with his shot coming from his own side. i didn't even notice until my friend told me that my food was bleeding he pulled the trigger by mistake he was himself. this is a reality of today's levy are full o

rig national r t tripoli libya. russia is willing to support different approaches result the situation in syria as long as they send signals to both sides of the conflict president had better have made his position clear in an interview following the global policy for me aristotle or he's better off or has more. president medvedev his warns against viewing the situation in syria in terms of goods and seeing this careful consideration must be paid to certain elements within the syrian opposition before the international community. dealing with them now the president give also calls on both the assad government and the opposition to bring about an end to violence in the country and we believe the resolutions we will approve to send a strong message to the syrian regime should in fact we address to both sides things aren't just black and white the anti-government protesters in syria are not followers of some refined european models of democracy there are different groups within the opposition some of them outright extr

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ten am and the russian capital you're watching r t. well time is running out for colonel gadhafi and his loyalists to agree to a peaceful surrender the libyan rebels have extended their deadline for his forces to lay down arms to avoid further bloodshed khadafi his whereabouts is still unknown has been recorded recently saying he is ready to fight a long guerrilla war meanwhile nato has vowed to stay in the country until the end of conflict and urged levy is interim authorities to negotiate a peaceful solution western leaders discussing levy a future in paris have agreed to unfreeze gadhafi as assets for the e.u. saying it will lift some of the sanctions imposed on the country parties daniel bushell reports. nicolas sarkozy. gadhafi and his forces remain. as military will continue to fight with the rebels and some. national transition. and she said that libya's rebels should secure weapons amassed by gadhafi and ensure they are not used to threaten the country's security and in fact the rest of the world says this conference will urge

r t israel with palestine statehood bid overshadowing most proceedings at the u.n. general assembly president obama is seeking to boost the libya's new leadership by pointing out progress in the country but his main airport brings us more on this from new york. international diplomacy is in full swing but the issue that remains at center stage for those attending the united nations general assembly is the issue of the palestinian campaign for a u.n. membership state hood this is something that has stolen the spotlight because palestinian membership is something that the majority of the general assembly does support but it's something that the united states has been speaking out against that the us has threatened to use its veto in the security council to prevent palestine from gaining u.n. statehood membership but while it can still gain the support of the general assembly and return an observer status because no sides palestine or israel are ready to return to the negotiating table but foreign minister lavrov did say that it is within palestinians right to ask for

top stories and a look at back at the week's news here on r t turn first to libya where fierce fighting rages on between pro and anti kadafi forces loyalist troops are making a last stand in three cities under heavy assault by the relentless fighters who are backing the country's new government body while lead and sabol now witnessing house to house battles with hundreds of civilians caught in the crossfire it's thought khadafi himself who is still on the run could be hiding in one of the siege cities meanwhile life is returning to the sort of normal in the capital but as artie's marie if an ocean reports there are some libyans who already walked off the back. and months after tripoli fell into rebels hands those who back the old regime remain defiant. in parts of the city the rebels triumphant campaign feels like it's never happened or did so somewhere else. i doubt that we will do anything to moammar any memoir even if we have to give all nice. seven support for the ousted leader once they see our camera. here. we are going to be so quick to tell the camera why. it's the same situatio

in moscow i've not tried so good to have you with us here on r t our top story greece is under scrutiny by a team of senior european and i.m.f. officials who are assessing if the country has implemented enough austerity measures this comes as a head of a crucial vote in germany where lawmakers will decide whether to release further bailout cash desperately needed to steer greece out of trouble for more on this we go live to our he's sorry for joining us in terms of those hours so why is this vote in berlin so crucial for the eurozone. well this is really going to send a message not just to the i think countries globally as well the leaders again to be willing to pull the year you think countries increase especially out of this deepening crisis is going to be quite shortly the bill to start again speed dating the controversial plans to strengthen back the sell out fund now we know that that's pretty steamy unpopular amongst the german public remember germany's already the biggest single contributor and this is going to increase their contributions even more a lot of the german public say

new and in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story global media has been responding to the news out of right of your putin will campaign to return to his old job as president next year he's been backed by russia's current president dmitri medvedev who's now aiming to replace putin as prime minister or he's and he said no way has more. the announcement itself not a very big surprise but how and when it happens some analysts are saying it was the best kept political secret in modern history of course social networks went crazy with reaction if we take a look at some of the tweets that came immediately stateside from senator john mccain not a big surprise coming from him he of course a former presidential candidate in the u.s. in two thousand and eight says surprise surprise shocking news putin is running for president and then here in russia from iterative presidential aide our cards are cold which we have nothing to be cheerful about it's better to be playing ice hockey at luzhniki that of course is the stadium where the united russia convention took place

ten am in moscow i matras are good to have you with us here on r t our top story hundreds of thousands of people in italy have protested the government's fresh austerity measures announced tuesday in a bid to tackle the country's debt crisis the forty five billion euro package welcomed by the e.u. includes among other things new tax hikes and raising the retirement age for women a number of violent stuff was between demonstrators and police broke out underlining social tensions in a country struggling to avert financial collapse as finance expert b o damascene tells r t italy's troubles aren't going unnoticed elsewhere in the eurozone. i think it's the most aleutian you have. from the financial markets and secondly you have two parents rich people if you want to bring the whole thought of going on. this long work there from three italy is not greece and or greece just represents two percent of g.d.p. but italy is the biggest economy in the euro zone and it would certainly be a huge blow to the current crisis of the euro zone as an offspring of the economic crisis which has been caused

even go r t damascus syria. russia condemn the western sanctions against syria calling them harmful and ineffective moscow stance has largely been echoed by its partners within the brics group brazil india china and south africa dr shaw. a professor at the gentle school of international affairs in india believes it's important the alliance is united in dealing with the situation in the middle east bric is a microcosm of the movement towards a multi multi large ward and you can only have general multiple levity to joint action by bric nations it's very very important now that sanctions could be the final step leading to another military intervention by need to and its allies in the name of protecting the people of syria and it's important to prevent this no one because it made end up in a situation similar to what we have in libya where there is this transition and reach was dictated by western military intervention and propped up america said that they were leading from behind but basically the point was of fran

eight am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story greece is under inspection by a team of senior european and i.m.f. officials who are assessing if the country has implemented enough austerity measures this ahead of a crucial vote in germany where lawmakers will decide whether to release further bailout cash desperately needed to steer greece out of trouble r.t. sarraf earth has more from athens. all eyes against be on berlin to see the outcome of that is very uncertain the moment exactly what's going to happen now he said the contributions from germany as well as other usa members would increase. to be aggrieved but we know that there has been some problems especially amongst the general public is extremely unpopular and we've seen the greek prime minister choose passenger on a visit just the other day met with the german chancellor merkel that was seen isn't it time maybe garner a bit more support for greece and we heard some very positive rhetoric coming from the both of them greece is part promising to deliver saying they think they can find their way out

under way here in r t alive junk is their reality in afghanistan to find out why the need of calling is ignoring the viewing afghan drug industry which is claiming lives and actually helping fund the taliban. and international team of dead inspectors has decided it will return to greece next week to check on the country's progress and reaching its budget goltz evans hopes this will help when the release of the latest emergency loans greek authorities want to convince the debt inspectors they could meet strict budget targets as the country desperately needs the next eight billion euro bailout package without the money the country could default within reach however no decision will be made until october the i.m.f. warned europe and the united states risk falling back into recession unless lawmakers act quickly also underscoring the region's difficulties was a credit rating downgrade of italy by standard and poor's i don't feel and was michael ross believes that constant downgrades are always putting pressure on the world economy. also to take into account that there is a ground of curr

says it's designed to counter a possible attack from iran or north korea peace analyst gagnon tells r t that's not what the shield is all about. us is using nato and nato expansion as the i think the poor of the caribbean draw you know other countries like turkey in romania making them feel like they're going to be taken care of by the european union. but clearly we're talking about here is major tensions in the region between the united states missile defense deployments that are now going into poland. and other countries in the coming years as well as nato expansion throughout the region we're seeing basically encircled in russia at the same time the u.s. is doing the same thing to china with its bases in missile defense deployments in japan south korea okinawa. the u.s. is deploying patriot missile the systems on your i want and so this is clearly trying to control and you can see in both russia and china. more of the week's top stories still to come including is storage the launch of iran's first nuclear plant . the russian built we share but still it is successfully wired into the

underlining social tensions in a country struggling to avert financial collapse as finance expert tells r t italy's troubles aren't going unnoticed elsewhere in the eurozone. i think there is no solution you have first of all to decouple from the financial markets and secondly you have to tax the rich people if you want to bring a whole lot of going on like this won't work definitely italy is not greece you know greece. of g.d.p. but it will be the biggest economy in the eurozone and it would certainly be a huge blow to the current crisis of the eurozone as an offspring of the economic crisis which has been caused by the financial markets by the banks and currently what the government is trying to do is they try to let the majority of the people pay the bill of the crisis and this is not work and you can't run an economy against a majority of the population and we saw the consequences in greece and so i believe even germany and france will have a few problems in the near future. protests have also swept across spain ahead of the crucial vote by its senate on amending the constitution to lim

vote on whether to release further bare lot of cash desperately needed to steer greece out of trouble r t sorry for it has more from athens. this is really going to send a message not just to the same countries but globally as well that the leaders are going to be willing to hold the eurozone countries in greece especially out of this deepening crisis german m.p.'s a very thing as this moment in the bill to start they're discussing the controversial plans to strengthen the bailout fund that predicts trini unpopular among the german public remember germany's already the biggest single contributor and this is going to increase their contributions even more a lot of the german public say that that's simply not fair now from what a lot of people have been saying a lot of analysts we spoke into has said that it's not really a question of whether or not this is going to go through most people think that it will get a three it's going to be a question of the majority of the german chancellor merkel guys and that's really going to be the test and the signal to be sent around the world about how m

cheated out of a childhood for the greedy to make a buck preassure either r t india. when americans are next with the business news stay with us here at r.t. . welcome to our business elsewhere this thanks for joining me russia markets are struggling to retain the gains they enjoyed at the start of the week they managed to avoid fallout from the resignation of finance minister alex a cordon of europe's debt crisis is weighing on the markets of the russian indices managing to take into positive territory. from an isis asset managers explains what is driving their world a cultist. the reason goldmark of the russian did so boldly is to go for it she's because people are marketing the world gets some value markets it's always been quite cheap and when the global markets are in turmoil russia first in the form of the other reason but you can look for that is the the russian market is still relatively liquid compared to probably global versus and when people read the money it tends to suffer disproportionately so there is a flipside to that from things go off russians still

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four pm in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t straight to our top story there's been an explosion at a nuclear power plant in southern france one person reportedly been killed several injured emergency crews are on site warning of a possible radiation leak or bring you more on this news shortly. turning now to other stories that we're covering first on r t a professor of politics at the university of kent dr adrian pabst joining us live in london to share his perspective on the visit of british prime minister david cameron to moscow that have. we covered earlier here in the program so thanks for being with us dr perhaps the leaders seemed satisfied with their talks in very friendly towards each other at the news conference do you think that this could be a reset in russian british relations. no i don't think it's going to be reset i think it's going to be more like a necessary normalization relations have been very bad since two thousand and six since the poisoning of alexander litvinenko in london and i haven't seen many by that tool meetings that may not in mos

nine am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story ice hockey in russia has been dealt a terrible blow that's being mourned in the country and across the world almost the entire locomotive team was wiped out in a plane crash as they headed to a match in minsk where an emotional ceremony was held to honor the victims. fans held banners and scars varying the names of those who died in the crash as their portraits were placed on the ice during the ceremony do not know who would have been locomotives opponents symbolically scored own goals as a mark of respect forty three died on the plane as a forty two that crashed moments after takeoff in the city of jaroslav but it's believed the aircraft failed to gain a proper height and clipped in and had any other runway people survived the tragedy both being treated for a serious burns and other injuries one player though didn't narrowly escaped the all fated flight because he didn't board the plane artie's sean thomas was able to talk to him. the famous bells of jaroslav ring out for a community grieving a chilling

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the international war crimes tribunal asks r t to hand over an interview with former bosnian serb general rock a lot of this as the ex army chief stands trial over alleged crimes and genocide. u.s. republicans are pushing for a bill to cut off american funding to any united nations body that would recognize a palestinian statehood just weeks before the vote over the region this past. nine am in the russian capital you're watching r t welcome to the program well time is running out for colonel gadhafi and his loyalists to agree to a peaceful surrender and even rebels have extended their deadline for his forces to lay down arms to avoid further bloodshed coffee whose whereabouts still unknown has been reported recently saying is ready to find a long guerrilla war meanwhile nato has vowed to stay in the country until the end of conflict and urge the u.s. and rid the wordings to negotiate a peaceful solution western leaders discussing levy's future in paris have agreed to unfreeze could offers as just words that leave you saying it will lift some of the sanctions imposed on the country artie'

reach notion r t three probably libya. the u.s. was quick to support revolutions in libya and egypt as a democratic expression of the people's will and it might not stop there with calls for syria's regime to step down to a move that could leave iran out in the cold in its own neighborhood or he's got a chick yard reports. as nations in the middle east and north africa are torn between the struggle to bring about change and the struggle not to let that change ruin their lives washington views the arab spring as an opportunity to finally see some of its longtime foes crumble you know. iran is not an arab country the arab spring to spread to absolutely. and i think in many ways it's a matter of time before that kind of change. and revolution occurs in the runs under the umbrella if arab revolutions washington is also beating the drums of regime change in syria iran's closest ally in the region violence within the country has been widely condemned countries like russia and china call for both sides in syria to talk and end the bloodsh

in moscow i'm not good to have you with us here on r t our top story thousands of palestinians are marching across the west bank to support their leader's move to win recognition for their state at the u.n. there's an atmosphere of jubilation as government services and schools were closed to allow people out onto the streets and demonstrate party's policy or as following the events. it's being high so it's right across the west bank is this tomato that some twenty thousand people have taken to the streets of ramallah people took off work the schools closed earlier media businesses shut down on standing in all manaul which is really the focal point of the hi-lo and in this area the businesses the shops the restaurants have been opened so that people can really celebrate with almost icon of the atmosphere now but started to kick start three days of peaceful demonstrations of the palestinians and the stasi there busy holding in the run up to the palestinian president mahmoud abbas making their bid on friday for statehood at the united nations we've seen some of that such celebrations across th

one pm in moscow i'm out treasurer good to have you with us here on r t our top story senior officials from the e.u. and i.m.f. are expected in greece to study the country's progress in reducing its debt then they'll decide whether to release further barrel out of cash this was angry protests tuesday after the government passed the most unpopular round of austerity measures yet for more on this we go live to r.t. sorry for standing by for us in this hour atolls more about the steps greece has been taking to qualify for the latest round of bailout money. well we saw a very positive rhetoric yesterday for the greek prime minister it was popping joy he was in berlin just seeing the heads of industry that we had very similar statements coming from the german chancellor and now we know that the code it team heading to greece and they're going to be holding talks here about whether to release the next tranche of money the eight billion year and greece really aproned the way for the team to return hit by a passing the very unpopular property tax that happened quite late yesterday and it was a