marched across italy and spain in protest of painful new austerity measures intended to pull southern europe out of its economic spiral. plus any business plan amir peretz and puts the finishing touches on the north korean cry point to start pumping gas to europe i'll have more on that in business in twenty minutes. just joined us this is a it's now eleven pm choose the evening here in moscow with me kevin owen and the syrian regime is accused of having more blood on its hands with government troops allegedly firing at demonstrators in the besieged city of homs that's ahead of the arab league chief's visit to damascus with a peace plan to try and solve the syria standoff.

southern europe braces for a sturdy agger as italy and spain try to push through more savage cuts all the arduous suffer as to save greece appear to be on tangling. also turkey suspends all trade and military ties with israel as relations to a new low because israel won't apologize for killing nine activists in the last two years gaza flotilla raid and. the loss in business a lot of their boots and puts the finishing touches on the north rim pipeline to start pumping gas to europe i'll have more on that in business in twenty minutes. it's five pm here in the russian capital you're watching our t.v. now to our top story the syrian regime is accused of having more blood on its hands .

southern europe braces for a sturdy anger as italy and spain try to push through more savage cuts on the arduous efforts to save greece appear to be untagged will. also turkey suspends all trade and military ties with israel as relations sent to a new low because israel won't apologize for killing five activists in last year's gaza flotilla raids. most running to libya now where the rebels have reportedly reached a deal to ensure one of the remaining gadhafi strongholds without fire as well more insight into what's happening in libya with a leading a middle east analyst an interview that something next. you know i'm joined by rosemary hollis a professor of middle east policy studies at city university in london rosemary thanks for speaking to r.t. so how well has the international community handled the newbie in crisis will you make a distinction between the nato members some of whom are extremely proud of what's been achieved so far in libya and the broader international community who are adjusting to developments in libya and deciding to be on the side of the future though not ever

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southern europe braces for austerity anger is italy and spain trying to push through more savage cuts while the arduous efforts to save greece appear to be a. plus in business plan your boots and puts the finishing touches on the north korean pipeline to start pumping gas to europe i'll have more on that in business in twenty minutes. hello this is our t. warm welcome to it's no nine pm choose the evening here in moscow when it was kevin owen first the syrian regime is accused of having more blood on its hands with government troops allegedly firing at demonstrators in the besieged city of homs that's ahead of the arab league chief's visit to damascus with a peace plan to try to solve the syria standoff for the e.u. however sanctions are the solution and has done.

southern europe braces for a stir italy and spain try to push through more savage cuts all the arduous efforts to save greece appear to be. also turkey suspends all trade and military ties with a solution since to a new low because i won't apologize for killing. the last year's gaza flotilla great. britain throws a switch from the new undersea gas pipeline to europe curbing ukraine staios as an irreplaceable middleman which it seems to negotiate discounts for its own supplies . more of those stories of fifteen minutes but first all the latest sports. hello there welcome to the sports update it is good for your company again in this whole. test russia victory in what a huge step towards an automatic qualification support at next year's european football championships. and the simple chance of advances into our last second grand slam quarter final cyrano williams is up next for the question in new york. and causing us splash rushers. claims the high school in competition history on the way to winning the final while seriously taking advantage of the city's. now let's start with football

also southern europe braces for austerity anger is italy and spain try to push through more savage cuts while the arduous efforts to save greece appear to be on tangling. and turkey suspends all trade and military ties with israel as relations seek to add new low because israel won't apologize for killing nine activists in last year's gars of fertility a. headline for us but they were put in froze the switch on and you want to see gas pipelines if you're a curb in ukraine status says an irreplaceable middleman which it used to using to negotiate discounts for its own supply. to the delivery and now where the rebels have reportedly reached a deal to enter one of the remaining gadhafi strongholds without violence more insight into what's happening in libya than with a leading middle east analyst in artie's interview. you know. you i'm joined by rosemary hollis the professor of middle east policy studies at city university in london rosemary thanks for speaking to r.t. so how well has the international community handled the libyan crisis will you make a distinction between the nato members

southern europe braces for sarah the anger as italy and spain try to push through more savage parts of the arduous suffer a save greece appear to be tackling. also turkey suspends all trade and military ties with israel as we would consider to a new low because israel won't apologize for killing nine activists at last year's in gaza flotilla raids. and read the reports in the throes of this question a new undersea gas pipelines in europe are big new great status as an irreplaceable middleman but it's news to negotiate discounts for its sole survivors. well turning to libya now where the rebels have reportedly reached a deal to ensure one of the remaining gadhafi strongholds without violence well more insight into what's happening in libya with a leading middle east analyst in artie's interview that's up next. you understand why rosemary hall is the professor of middle east policy studies at city university in london rosemary thanks for speaking to r.t. so how well has the international community handled the libyan crisis will you make a distinction between the nato members some of whom

one that has been exceptional at it but not everyone can do it the other problem you have with southern europe is that actually in terms of the percentage of g.d.p. the rates of taxes collected are exceedingly low unlike northern europe so this this is where we actually need to before i mean greece in some respects is far more democratic and united states the united states only rich people avoid taxes increases everyone. so this is what we have to stop and insane as well. all these problems greece spain portugal these all used to be dictatorships and the dictatorships are left a legacy of not taxing the. no you made the very good point well look we're in a recession now you'd think that for any civilized country not europe but america or latin america or africa for a civilized area they would say with the recession you would want to have the something bank create credit to run a deficit to build infrastructure and have employment but in europe they say no you have a recession give more money for the banks we caused the recession now. you give us the money and by the way we know you don't have

about diversion development but the problem is that unlike england you can't have all of east and southern europe turn into an offshore financial zone which essentially london was in london you case economy so it's a fallacy to suggest that you can spread the small where you can it is a beggar thy neighbor policy in the u.k. has been very good at it london has been exceptional at it but not everyone can do it the other problem that you have with southern europe is that actually in terms of the percentage of g.d.p. the rates of taxes collected are exceedingly low unlike northern europe so this this is where we actually need to before i mean greece in some respects is far more democratic than united states the united states only rich people avoid taxes in greece as everyone. so this is what we have to stop in spain as well. all these problems greece spain portugal these all used to be dictatorships and the dictatorships are left a legacy of not taxing the. no you made the very good point look we're in a recession now you'd think that for any civilized country not europe but america or latin america

but what are the actual consequences of that failure as a way multiculturalism even people from southern europe germany northern europe hungry poland russia or european nations living together they know it has not failed there is no problem at all the problem is with the muslims it's not people who continue the problem but is lan it comes with people to build active groups to promote islam in educate the establishment of sheria law and sharia law particularly is criminal section is absolutely impossible for european relationships we have in religious pluralism europe in the single religion is done and islam is the religion that tolerate another religion as long as it has no power securitisation with the biggest political event for europe it meant that state and church were divided in no one is interloper impose its religion and determined against any tolerance of sharia law but it has nothing to do with tolerating muslim people it professor thank you very much. just so. all main story on all seems tonight's a plane carrying the triple champion a russian ice team looking once he's got a stumble

a frankenstein's monster for europe they warned us that we don't know what we are creating in libya it will be a free haven of extremist groups which are just on the southern border of europe poirot's from failed somalia made their coast a no go frighteningly some diplomats now think libya is heading in the same direction but what they will do sure that it is mediterranean will not be a safe sea there will be a part of us and there will be all bloat to control the mediterranean to make it safe i don't think french economy can support that western intervention in libya has brought large numbers of new forces to the fore experts fear the west itself may come to regret their emergence. bushell see brussels still focusing on the region's troubles the situation in syria was discussed in moscow to be to between the russian and french foreign ministers but sergei lavrov and his counterpart stressed the need for dialogue between the syrian government and opposition but the meeting also outlined a few differences. approach to france is seeking tough sanctions on the syrian government while russia wants a much more peaceful solution but both sides say they look forw

southern europe braces for austerity anger is italy and spain try to push through or salvage cut small the arduous efforts to save greece appear to be on tangling. i'm going to appoint and throws the switch on and you want to see gas pipeline to be europe curbing ukraine status as an irreplaceable middleman which is used in the past negotiate discounts for its own supply. programs continue next on our t.v. well show global season turning into plastic soup as we follow the investigation of a team of environmentalist. it was because to book the normal super good there's the soup. project always but you know if you come through the. door will sharpen your local public. just is the first place to go to in the stomach over the if you translate it to human body size this will be their fridge in the stomach. so in the past five minutes here in the concentrate i took a little walk around to see how many styrofoam cups i can pick up and five minutes what you see here is what six people would consume in one week of drinking coffee every day so many people think that their individual actions don'

understandably because as i said they have already benefited from it it's not just the people in southern europe who suffered austerity in northern europe as well in the netherlands in germany they've also suffered a serious ever a long period right do you think about how democratic is it is the euro is the. well the the german people. probably not in favor and the french are probably not and that the trip probably not and the u.k. has kept out the real question is what danny was hitting on it's about and he leaked concepts and the least idea and in fact the mass of people have been sort of brow beaten into it as in the case for example of ireland where they had to vote twice. and make sure that they stayed in in the politics of it so i will tell you all that this is a quest it's an elitist project and not one which ultimately is based in the size of the people and you know what i think everybody agrees that for this system to work it has to be reform that there is there are enough time because you know we have to go we have to look at the mastery in the lisbon treaty and if you see really what

have been found in the permafrost they have been dug up in the russian far east altai on the southern europe's. these remains of a woolly rhino case there bison among the five horse leg and a complete one year old mammoth all give us an idea of what these prehistoric animals look like. the fossils of primitive predators and herbivores provide unique material for studying animal d.n.a. from the ice age. the a five to called kabul is widely different from old known fragments of prehistoric hoofed animals. scientists have concluded that it is the world's most complete mummy of a bison to preserve the fruit baby the famous mummy of a bison found in alaska. at the summer am station i was in a sense this is a true scientific sensation such finds are absolutely unique when something similar is found it is just fragments in most cases but this is a perfect carcass of a museum we can get an idea of what it looked like what was inside his body and what he ate shortly before his death and much more. the next scientific expedition to this cold harsh environment may well result in another subsection of fin