libya future that's the message from russia's peace mediator after meeting loyalist officials here in tripoli to broker peace join me in recent ocean air from the libyan capital in just a few moments. and in business st petersburg is hosting the international economic forum as more important than ever for russia as it begins to look east as well as the quest for investment turned me for full business books and to hear the wrap up of the day one. international news and comment live from our studios here in central moscow this is r.t. good to have you with us this truth the world's biggest emerging countries got a bit closer today as russia and china energized their relations hoping to do much more business together and go shooting a thirty year gas deal is another reason why the chinese leader is in the capital it's to help feed beijing's growing economy and secure billions of dollars for russia peter all over is outside gazprom headquarters here in moscow where the talks took place oh this is a potentially must if agreement which would see russia provide gas to china for thirty years. prime m

that say from the sound of the frontline either of these people have gathered in the west of tripoli to bury those killed in one thousand airstrike he called them to leave and government officials at baarn landed in a private compound and flattened fifteen people including three kids we have been calling for peace and negotiation for months and no one wants to listen to us now we have to pay a very heavy price of. casualties civilian casualties and also military casualties i think the time has come for the world to understand that this conflict has to come to an end immediately which is very unlikely to happen any time soon they need our ground in these symmetries still fresh while nato has already claimed that the operation to protect civilians must go on with clashes continue and benghazi and nato intensify its bombardment of tripoli both eastern and western parts of the country are perilous to say and people are dying on both sides of the front line many on the ground fear that's when the democracy the west talks about will finally come here they'll not be enough people left to ex

the barracks is now a twist of metal, a warning of what could happen in tripoli. the rebels planned to move ahead closer to the capital as soon as they can to appeal for calm and hope that the defacto president, a widely respected judge, can pull the country together. >> we are truly worried about security in tripoli. we hope that this will protect the city. >> there is a clandestine network spread its tentacles across tripoli. >> many people in the army and the security forces, they are with us. they are with gaddafi right now but at the moment, they will be with us. that is what we're hearing from many people in the army. >> it is not easy to check out a secret underground network in tripoli. and the uprising in tripoli depends on the success of the military campaign. >> that campaign is coming under pressure here in washington where public opinion is swinging against the mission. in a largely symbolic vote, the house of representatives overwhelmingly rejected a measure giving president obama the authority to continue the u.s. operations against libya but they s

why would he has total support from tripoli all the way to the tunisian border we had to go by car we actually encountered one impromptu pro khadafi demonstration on the main highway and we got out and sees people want to know are these you know are these deals being paid by the government as was now it's totally clear when i read this i mean i got into this as a copy of a fly in front of a bitch who is running around tripoli well getting out baskets of the biography you know faking civilian casualty and you know you say yeah it's not really a thought he know and you know that we haven't seen an information war like this a propaganda war since the you know the leading up to the war against iraq and the occupation remember the yellowcake uranium the biological mobile weapons labs you know colin powell holding up the anthrax all that all that nonsense he spent millions innocent civilians slaughtered yes that one thing we did go to the hospital we saw civilians who were had been hit with shrapnel i think one of the things that is nato. saying we are not targeting civilians but we got the

have aides unlikely to get the mission to come to tripoli event. that comes after following president but latest statement about it southey when. following the g eight meeting in france has. has lost its legitimacy and he should step down after that. the libyan government has started to see russia. aligning with. the western powers in its attempt to. unseat two kids are the while before the libyan government has kind of trusted russia because russia initially abstained from voting on the libyan resolution in the u.n. security council authorizing nato military operation here in this country but also visiting both benghazi and tripoli will be very hard logistically because the front line divides the country into two parts the western part controlled by turkey and the eastern part held by the rebels and it's very dangerous and almost impossible to cross it so the only way to get to gaza is through egypt while the only way to get to tripoli to the capital to the there is for tunisia so. peaceful mission is as important as difficult stuff and i think. w

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this time the plan is for any new uprising in tripoli to erupt after victory is imminent.t is the day after gaddafi falls that they are worried about. they paid for the freedom. the military barracks is twisted metal, a stark reminder of what could happen in tripoli. they hope to move to the libyan capital as soon as they can, and hope that a widely respected former judge can hold the country together. >> we are truly worried about security in tripoli. but we have put in place plans and people, and we hope this will protect the city. >> so, the rebels hope to secure the secret loyalty of police and the army in tripoli. >> many people in the army and security forces will help us. some of them are telling us as if we are with gaddafi. but we will be with the libyan people. that is the clear message we are getting from many people in the army and in security. >> it is not easy from here to check out a scent underground network from tripoli, but it fits in what i have been hearing from other sources, that any uprising in tripoli will depend on the success of the military campa

his cousin represents a political elites in tripoli one thing is quite clear. that the current political situation in libya cannot be resolved by military means and the country's with. and libyans can only way out of this crisis. i have to emphasize that mr mcallister has sad that the rebels he has. bengazi hundred percent ready for the dollar. and with the government i have to point out that russia's envoy hasn't come to tripoli as it was expected before because russia's position is that daffy the colonel gadhafi has lost his legitimacy and has no longer the right to represent this country and he some period this of course all as the coalition has intensified aerial strikes on the libyan capital tripoli where you are what's the situation like there now. when you say you're absolutely right in just a few days we've seen a dramatic intensification of nato airstrikes on the libyan capital tripoli actually i have to say that on tuesday night launched the most intensive strikes since the beginning of operation here in libya in march. libyan government spokesperson

no place for libya's future the russian envoys messages he meets loyalist officials in tripoli to broker peace but a rebel and nato assault. also reporting that the lawyers for alleged international victims prepared to challenge a new york court on the legality of these extradition to america. our top story in business st petersburg is hosting the international economic forum more important than ever for russia as it as it begins to look east as well as west join me for a full business bulletin here the highlights. international news incoming live from our studios here in central moscow this is. two of the world's biggest emerging countries got a bit closer today as russia and china energized their relations hoping to do much more business together negotiating a thirty year gas deal is another reason why the chinese leader is in moscow all these peter oliver is outside gazprom headquarters in the russian capital where the talks took place. this is a potentially must if agreement which would see russia provide gas to china for thirty years prime minister vladimir putin and representatives

russian special envoys meeting officials in tripoli to broker a cease fire as moscow continues to press for peace. no place for colonel gadhafi in the future that's the message from russia's peace mediator after meeting loyalist officials here in tripoli to broker a peace so more joint memorise an ocean out from the libyan capital in just a few moments. and america's role in the military intervention be there could come to a grinding halt as congress threatens to block funds and accuses the white house of breaking the law. international news life from moscow this is aussie with me thanks for joining us the president of the world's biggest country and the leader of the world's fastest growing economies shake hands and dmitri medvedev is playing host to china's president hu jintao who had a four day visit to moscow the power discussing economic ties and into. surely she's as others. are peter on a phrase outside castro headquarters or talks to me. this is a potentially must if agreement which would see russia provide gas to china for thirty years prime minister vladimir putin and represen

colonel gadhafi and libya's future of the russian envoys message as he meets loyalist officials in tripoli to broker a peace made a rebel and nato is sort of. a multi-billion dollar handshake for three of the world's biggest emerging powerhouses bringing russia and china closer together. coming to terms on the cost remains the final step in russia and china securing a multi-billion dollar energy deal. also the lawyers for alleged international arms dealer victims prepare to challenge a new york court from the legality of his extradition to america. the sun is shining in russia's northern capital i'm outros a live at the st petersburg international economic forum we'll tell you all about the high level goings on here in our business report coming your way in about twenty minutes. international news and comment live from last two days here in central moscow this is you could have you with us russia's special envoy to libya has held talks with officials in tripoli it's part of an ongoing push by moscow to mediate a peace deal in the country meeting came amid fresh nato airstrikes and a rebel

for more on that tony race noshing just a moment from tripoli. and the final hours on he finds out what's going through the minds of the international crew of space travelers ahead of their trip into. the is coming to you live from moscow where it's now or just after four pm on the research i welcome to the program well international a bank is up a pairing to hand out a massive learn to egypt's temporary latest just months after praising the financial growth overseen by the former regime the monies aimed at a real inching the economy but a number of conditions attached to the cash is likely to weigh hard on ordinary people and as a slew of reports some people fear that egypt's sufferance he is being sold off. as if the international monetary fund doesn't have enough on its plate it's agreed to loan three billion dollars to cairo and move critics say is absurd but i think this is a bribe with this train to give to the regime lest the new one lest it turns against the west but climbers insisting the money will help stabilize the country's finances

or a financial reporting a little earlier from tripoli and loyal to the u.k. no where i can talk to former british ambassador to libya all of our morals thank you very much indeed for joining us here on r.t. how would you assess the russian special envoys efforts to mediate peace in libya. well i think they're very welcome. i think he's got a very difficult task because the moment the two sides are very far apart but i think there's got to be a negotiation and if russia couldn't come mediate because you couldn't find a way to bring the two sides together that would be fine i'm not clear that what russia is doing is very different from what president zuma of south africa has been trying to do or also turkey has been trying to do but why not i think it's good news that russia is trying to do the rebels really want to negotiate after all they clearly want the nato campaign to continue with the aim of the. cease fire for them i suppose wouldn't be what they want with it. well it's no she's far from over as a matter of fact not a real sistar we've had sistar declar

to post war levy and that's the message russia's peace envoy delivered while beating officials in tripoli. no place for colonel gadhafi in libya future that's the message from russia's peace mediator after meeting loyalist officials here in tripoli to broker peace so more join me in recent ocean are from the libyan capital in just a few moments. they're willing to floor every international law to give what they want and that means doing all these illegal things in the case of the. lawyers for alleged arms dealer big to boot prepared to challenge the legality of the rector titian to the u.s. from time. hello and welcome to r.t. twenty four hour news life for most of our time and story now the president of the world's biggest country and the leader of the world's largest growing economies shake hands in moscow dmitry medvedev is playing host to china's president hu jintao who's on a four day visit to moscow and the power discussing a comic timing is an international issues as well as negotiating at thirty year multibillion dollar gas deal peter all of it is outside gas from headquarters whe

russia's envoy says that libya needs national reconciliation after meeting loyalists in tripoli years part of attempts to mediate a ceasefire but nato raids continue unabated against gadhafi strongholds but he's with national has the details from the libyan capital. after meeting with the libyan prime minister and foreign minister here in tripoli russia's peace mediator because the together has sided dollface people are actually ready for peace negotiations but this could only happen if nato top spawn in their country recently nato has dramatically intensified its matrix to be seen here in libya just ahead of marvellous first visit to libya as peace mediated have been ghazi made to actually launched the most intensive race yet since the beginning of the operation in march we just had over gallops arrival to tripoli we've been hearing massive bombardments over knowledge this lawless officials has been able to speak to are saying that this must be stopped and only that they could start looking tripoli is expecting to see an immediate cease fire before a peace process can begin it's also

welcome back you're with us you live from moscow sushi the headlines now libyans in the capital tripoli rage at the nato bombing campaign which they say is robbing them of both the safety and the fuel supply constant airstrikes have led to a shop petrol shortage in tripoli thousands of civilians are bearing the brunt of the. israel's a gas a lifeline from egypt could be in jeopardy as cairo probes allegations the supply deal set up by president mubarak was a shady scam. plus the alarms being raised over record breaking suicide rates among young people in russia blamed on indifference towards the problems of teams the number taking taking their own lives is one of the highest in the world. but as nato steps up its stripes on the libyan capital former u.s. congresswoman and one time presidential candidate cynthia mckinney is in the country to see for herself how libyans are coping she expressed doubts about whether nato was following international law or interviews right. former congresswoman and u.s. presidential candidate sooth him a key has been in libya working with a non-governmental

nato carried out more attacks on tripoli. explosions were haurd during the night after a day of intensified bombing through tuesday. these are pictures from overnight. in all, around about 10 blasts seen and heard, most around the presidential compound of colonel gaddafi. now, he gave a broadcast in audio only on libyan television. he wasn't in vision himself. he said he would be staying in tripoli, as he put it, dead or alive. our correspondent, wyrie davis, is in the libyan capital, and i asked him if the thought is if the bombings would continue. >> indeed, and that is the message from nato, that this will carry on. we've had the extension of the nato for 90 days. tuesday was the heaviest single day of bombing since the campaign began at the end of march, as targeting specifically, according to nato, command and control centers and military barracks right here in the heart of tripoli, only a kilometer or so from our hotel. it's been very uncomfortable, particularly for those on the ground. a lot of the libyan government sp

in tripoli yes we've also been to. spittle and there we were able to speak with people and see their wounds now i was able to see the wounds of the people and they looked very similar to the wounds of the. experience dime weapons that's a dis inert metallic. weapon that was used in gaza now we've heard this massive bombardments from a distance but what kind of a fact i'll be having on the civilian population this is another aspect of the nato operation and mad like to stress this idea of collective punishment because of course we've heard of collective punishment in the context of israel and its treatment of the palestinians but what we are seeing here is a kind of collective punishment as well where nato is preventing. shipments of fuel and food and medicine to come in. there have been efforts to actually get medicine into the country that have been denied by nato of course you it is impossible to go on any street and miss the huge queues of sometimes three and four d. of cars that go on for and on and on and on as th

tripoli. well as civilian deaths in libya grow anger mounts among the taxpayers footing the bill for the military intervention the conflict is expected to cost one of its k. players the u.k. hundreds of millions of pounds as artie's lore and what reports the blow to britain's budget couldn't have come at a worse time. they're already calling it the billion pound war it's calculated that if the war in libya goes on for six months it will cost the british taxpayer one point six billion dollars but that initial humanitarian mission is now get rid of gadhafi operation and that could take a lot longer assuming that their goal is to simply oust him from power this is not going to end until he or until he leaves office so this could potentially drag on for more and as we've seen they've already extended the operation by another three months that's unlikely to be popular with the british public that government spending like a hawk already feel seeing services and jobs slashed even so downing street sw

just one day there is a lot of concern that the voices of those who are caught up in that war in tripoli go unnoticed in the international community but here in the uighurs it seems the voices of the majority of americans those who oppose the u.s. military involvement in libya also go unnoticed by the white house the administration continues to stress the good cause that pursuing leiby are put some analysts say the administration also seems to be in denial when it comes to the will of their own people regarding the issue as well as constitutional procedures legal experts say there is not much congressman can do to force the president to comply at least with the u.s. constitution because there are ways to get around ways the obama administration seems to be using extensively most congressmen now criticize president obama for as they say ignoring congress but capitol hill observers say it's mostly political games that the lawmakers are playing to score points by snubbing. the president come the day to actually vote the majority of them will vote for more military spending as they always do

tripoli. parents fighting red tape for their children's lives dozens of kids diagnosed with cancer syndrome disease in russia known survival state funds expensive treatment. though you're watching r t all the latest world developments twenty four hours a day program the top story about a plane crash in northwestern russia has killed forty four passengers eight survivors were rescued after a plane plowed into a highway just one kilometer short of its destination. joins us live now with the details peter how did the tragedy happened was we know so far. well the trickle of to you one three four plane was forced to make an emergency landing around a kilometer away from its intended destination. airport in the northwest of russia though it had to make this emergency landing on a highway. not meant that it be the first emergency services if you will the first rescuers on the scene were passers by people who were in the area out the time in fact when the plane landed on this highway it very narrowly

for more on that journey refinishing just a moment from tripoli. and the final hours on the policy find out what's going through the minds of the international crew of space travel instead of that upcoming trip and. also in business news b.p. may be considering selling its stake in the russian joint venture t.m. k.b.p.s. find out why in our business goes in twenty minutes time. worldwide news a live from moscow this is not now international bankers of repairing to hand out a massive loans egypt's temporary leaders just months after praising the financial growth overseen by the former regime the money same gotta read launching the economy but the number of conditions attached to the cash is likely to weigh hard on ordinary people as aussies paula reports some people fear that egypt's sovereignty is being sold off. as if the international monetary fund doesn't have enough on its plate it's agreed to loan three billion dollars to cairo a move critics say is absurd but i think this is a bribe that the west this trying to give to the regime lest the new

present to the political elites in tripoli i think this. political situation in libya cannot be resolved by military means and the. libyans can only way out of this crisis. in just a few last days we've seen a dramatic intensification of nato strikes on the libyan capital tripoli on tuesday night launched at the most intensive strikes since the beginning of operation libyan government spokesperson has come to the journalists saying that at least thirty one people have been killed in sixty strikes and we can expect even further intensification to say their defense ministers of meeting in brussels and just ahead of this meeting secretary-general rasmussen has said that he would use this opportunity to appeal to the countries to demand more contribute to the fight against gadhafi and just days ago. started for the first time using attack helicopters in this mission meanwhile what we're hearing from the other side of the frontline from bengazi from the libyan rebel waters shows us about the drive goals for straight hits with the natives actions

but ahead of them the road to tripoli remains dark. translator: we don't understand why nato doesn't destroy qaddafi's tanks, he says. they need to hunt down the ones that he's hiding. when a rebel general arrives to inspect the rag tag army, the men complain they lack bullets and guns. this front line visit is designed to boost morale amongst fighters here and yet the general's message is not an encouraging one. without great air support, the war is still going nowhere. is nato doing enough here? as a professional soldier, no. we need more from the nato to do the best -- they did the best the last few days but we need more. we need more and more and more. >> as for his former boss colonel qaddafi stepping down -- >> this man will not do it. will not subside. if we do not bomb him, he will not do anything. >> the gloom of another evening in miss rassia. a ruined, isolated city. just miles from here in neighboring towns, nato is starting to make a bigger impact. >> we hear the bombs from the street. >> it's a sudden increase. nato is at

as you tripoli is expecting to see an immediate cease fire and for a peace process can begin it's all to refusing to discuss the departure of colonel gadhafi from the political scene there is a dialogue going on between the warring sides but for those talks to be going to result she believes there's a cease fire must be put in place and the international mediators need to keep regulating the process one thing is clear russia is very welcome as a mediator both in tripoli and in benghazi that we will keep working together michael mcgurk has also stressed that russia's role in mediation peace here in libya is very important but the african union and actually all leave is neighbors are also playing a. important role in bats and leave there is actually welcoming aggravate his peace efforts russia has always been concerned about matriculation here in libya moskos position has always been clear that nonviolent negotiation is the only way out of this crisis of this protracted conflict russia has never supported the u.n. security council resolution which authorized intervention and russia has

future that's the message from russia's peace mediator off to maintain a loyalist officials here in tripoli to broker peace. from the libyan capital in just a few moments. the lawyers for alleged international arms dealer victim booch prepare to challenge a new york court on the legality of his extradition to america. international news and comment live from our studios here in central moscow this is. two of the world's biggest emerging countries of got a bit closer russia and china energize their relations and hope to do much more business together negotiating a thirty year gas deal is another reason why the chinese leader is currently in the capital it's to help feed beijing's growing economy and secure billions of dollars for russia all of a result side gazprom headquarters here in moscow where the talks took place this is a potentially must if agreement which would see russia provide gas to china for thirty years prime minister vladimir putin and representatives from welcomed president hu jintao and a delegation from the chinese state energy before. headquarters to try and i you know to

the residents of secrecy in my district here in tripoli have been woken up by a strike in the middle of the night all several more most london here this story as you can see behind me several three story buildings why did densely populated area with their buildings standing very close to each other home to many people some of them very poor as we were told at least four families have been living in the damaged houses which is from twelve to fourteen people. under the rubble who were able to find children into adults and. little people here on the ground are saying that there is little hope that someone could be alive the buildings on the opposite side of this street have also been partially damaged.

part of a national reporting there from tripoli. a quick look at what's ahead for you on the program water trucks a young woman to try her luck in a male dominated environment roles in this continent. for us judge has called the case against their age the russian. unconvincing prosecutions i can say sions thin after consulting with prosecution lawyers and manhattan federal judge said she didn't see much evidence against these trial of your prison facing charges of smuggling arms to colombian rebels that is ations denies it was arrested in two thousand and eight american sting operation in thailand extradited to the u.s. . america's top military commander says. neither will be found and killed just like osama bin laden the new top man iman ours and our name second in command since the terror group was founded in the late eighty's terrorism experts feel research says that matter who's in charge of washington wants to use the perceived terror threat as an excuse for military action. theoretician osama bin laden fought in broad strokes

strikes on tripoli meantime russia has a special envoy has just arrived in the rebel capital of benghazi to encourage are the rival sides to meet at the top. of. the i.m.f. throws egypt's a three billion dollar bailout but it's only in line the pockets of former president mubarak's protege who continue to run the country. the graduate gamble america's college graduates find that just one in five will land a job with the rest to struggle with. the top story in business they may spell it starts in the sense take it to ross here and later. they will lose control of the company join me for that and more than twenty minutes now this is. a very warm welcome to you this is not the line from moscow research now a russian envoy is starting his peace mission in libya and the latest attempt to bring both sides of the conflict to the negotiating table and call an article off is in benghazi for talks with the opposition would like to head to tripoli for discussions with the gadhafi regime the capital is no safe place right now with nato i think it's as strikes on colonel gadhafi military arsenals. is

intended target during our air strike in tripoli was a military missile. however from our initial assessment of the facts it appears the one weapon did not strike the intended target shooter weapons systems failure although officials in tripoli claim more than eight hundred civilians have died in nato raids there nine people they say were killed in sunday's bombardment of the city have become the first civilian casualties officially acknowledged by the alliance only on saturday nato has also admitted another mistake in a strike this time on rebel forces neither live in oil port of brag or the number of casualties not disclosed we hold the nato who hold mr cameron mr sarkozy as the. biggest corney mr obama here in the town here getting this possible who did this all these innocent children innocent was a hero and his fathers and mothers you cannot justify this attack the enemy was. sunday's fatal error hickories in with rising concerns with a nato operation in northern africa only eight out of its twenty eight members have joined the mission to protect civi

politics are night made to admit it launched the airstrike that killed nine civilians in a tripoli suburb while british taxpayers wary of reckless spending how did the bill for three months of bloody stalemate. japan gets a grilling in vienna members of the international nuclear watchdog gathered to look at ways to avoid the fukushima crisis what people were so they don't feel safe even kilometers away from the exclusion zone a report coming up for you tonight. and every head of state wants a second term but it's the people who have the final word so says president medvedev he still isn't announce whether he'll stand again but did rule out a faceoff with prime minister putin. here monday evening here in moscow welcome if you just joined this you watching artsy international monitors kevin zero in on our top story tonight nato has admitted its forces killed up to nine civilians at a bungled air strike on a poor neighborhood in tripoli anger over the incident among libyans was heightened when the country's health ministry announced that the intervention had left more than eight hundred civi

are you watching r t world news and much more twenty four hours a day libya's justice minister says tripoli is refusing to recognize the arrest warrant for colonel gadhafi. the international criminal court at the hague gadhafi and his closest allies are accused of ordering edged war crimes against their own people but tripoli says the actions by the i.c.c. are just a cover for continued nato bombing. has the details namely he's being accused

both the safety and the fuel supply concert there strikes have led to a sharp petrol shortage in tripoli where thousands of civilians a bearing the brunt of the war. human rights groups fear nothing's changing for the better in egypt as the country's military rulers announced they've arrested seven thousand people since agrees revolution. and all eyes on the east where members of the shanghai cooperation organization including russia are getting together to review ten years of collaboration and group of blueprint for the future. of this nato stepped up its strikes on the libyan capital former u.s. congresswoman and presidential candidate cynthia mckinney is in the country now to see for herself libyans are coping with the onslaught as she expressed doubts about whether nato is following international norna interview on r.t. is next. former congresswoman and u.s. presidential candidate cynthia mckinney has been in libya working with a non-governmental fact finding mission for ten days already she's here at private expense as are the other members of her team to establish real evidence bas

admitted its forces killed up to nine civilians in a bungled airstrike on a poor neighborhood in tripoli anger over the incident among libyans was heightened when the country's health ministry announced that intervention and left more than eight hundred civilians dead so far. reports now from the capital tripoli you may find some images coming up in a report disturbing to see mohammed that harry's extended family used to be one of the biggest in the neighborhood and native born mean killed five of them his father one of his brothers his sister and her own family mohammed shows us the picture of little jamal. just days before he pulled her dead body from on the debris. i woke up when i heard an explosion and stones a piece of the roof fell on me i ran immediately see how my family is and many were dead my mother died another brother is in a coma and we don't know when or if he will recover but how does that not reach

tripoli. and it's not just foreign intervention in libya that's claiming a growing number of civilian lives as we reveal later in the program. the us people who are members alongside in the arabian peninsula then i think the real worry is that in the experience this war to the point where so many people join up with al qaeda. u.s. is under fire for the expansion of its drone attacks in pakistan and yemen we question whether the strategy is helping to fight terrorism in the region. the greek prime minister is facing a crucial confidence vote in parliament to determine whether he'll be able to secure another injection of cash from the e.u. and save the country from plunging into deeper crisis on monday you finance ministers for the pressure on greece they gave us two weeks to pass fresh budget cuts and tax increases missions that must be met to secure a previously agreed installment of twelve billion. dependents party wants britain out of the e.u. so the uncertainty of the next payment for greec

mediterranean frontline are trying to retake the major oil port of zawiya north far from the capital tripoli at least one hundred members of gadhafi forces and fifteen rebels have reportedly been killed in fierce fighting the offensive marks a breakthrough for the opposition which was swept out from the port by artillery fire an intensive shelling pro-government troops about three months ago. the closure of a key supply route from. rebel leaders have complained that nato airstrikes though a supporting their military efforts are focused too heavily on tripoli rather than on frontlines in misrata runs away or amounts leading to even more civilian casualties artie's riff and found out. solomon has been within a hair's breath of their doctors have performed any a miracle and the young girl is back home with her family she took her mother's pills to kill herself. if someone wants to kill me and bill to do myself.

tripoli. the revolution in egypt that seemed more successful in the vicious stalemate in libya but since hosni mubarak fell in february seven thousand people have been jailed by egypt's military rulers among them protesters writers and dissidents freelance journalist who's in cairo says the revolution to install democracy has so far changed very little. the trials have been fast a call in the case of some of the people who've gotten out they described the trial taking place in a kitchen with the district attorney conducting the trial holding a remote control for television in one hand and a taser in the other nine tasing them when they didn't read the statements they've been given correctly. so in these cases i mean if we hope that there's a retrial but it seems it'll be a result of political pressure if it occurs it won't be because of any sort of legal safeguards that are being enforced at the moment there's been no real progress on any of the issues that motivated the revolution i mean some