and outside of tunis as well in the rule areas if you are caught overly. basically reporting a political party you will be fined and i heard rumors i don't know if i can actually i don't have a specific source but we heard rumors that not only will you pay a fine as a journalist they will revoke you of your journalistic license well as we're talking several we're seeing pictures of two museums going to the polls costing the votes but of course they were faced with choosing from something like over sixty polls these thousands of candidates so sixty six ok sixty six sixty six policies that got us short is pretty confusing for someone who's never actually voted to before. indeed people here were actually quite troubled at the voting polls today that i witnessed myself they were actually delaying their choice behind the booth because you know you're not allowed to accompany tunisia in while they are casting their vote at the local international journalists were filming outside of the voting booth could tell that there was a lot of hesitation people were asking

life for us in tunis many thanks for coming on the program today. thank you very much. you with r.t. now nato led forces in kosovo have failed to remove barricades put up by ethnic serbs at eight disputed border crossing serbs set up the roadblocks back in july when cause of our authorities began to install their own customs controls. as the story. as months of tension between serbs and ethnic albanian of course was continue roads in northern course they remain closed for some serbs are fortifying their barricades and see themselves again as victims of history these cartoon reads we defeated your grandad we defeated your father's will win again local serbs compare the nature led peacekeeping force in kosovo ok for the fascist occupiers of the past they are then why do they think that they can come and take our land serbia is our home we don't want to live in albania look how they aren't there we have nothing but flag and faith in god some two hundred meters away they took a four soldiers keep watching i would prefer a peaceful solution by talk by an agreement which i di

they said tunis niec>> it makes hurts me a little bit. but it is her choice. >> the government, what do you think the government should say something? >> no.>> i am so proud to be a muslim girl. but i believe everyone has the right to choose what he wants. >> young tunisia people want better jobs and a better economy. 15-29 are unemployed. the war in neighboring libya has brought added economic pressures. tens of thousands of libyan women and children have poured over the border. >> we join these libyan refugee children. they are having lunch, beans and rice. three meals a day in this camp. >> how long have you been here? [ foreign speaking ]>> these ten libyan families were given temporary housing by this tunisia man. they were surprised by his hoes pi hospitality. the president in tatawine provided free medical care. while they are happy to help the refugees, community is nearing a breaking point. >> today not in a good situation in the arrival of the libyan refugee is a serious situation. think want a condition most tunisia come as the

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we have done latest from the capital of tunis. >> on the strength of provisional results, ennahda has declared victory. few doubt that full official results on tuesday evening will do anything but confirmed that they have the majority in tunisia's new constitutional assembly and the ability to nominated interim prime minister. tunisians have voted. both parties have been consistently part of the struggle for democracy. at the forefront of this is the ennahda party. >> that does not mean that tunisia's secular as are happy about it. some held a demonstration outside. a handful claim there have been voting irregularities. but the eu gives them a clean bill of health. >> the process to place normally, very enthusiastic. people were very emotional. i think that whenever the results, the final results o might show tomorrow, there is a winner. democracy has won. >> secularists do not believe ennahda will keep its word to respect tunisia's rights to worship as they would like. ennahda will hold its internal party elections later this year. >> now we have the latest on the ongoing flood disas

. >> a cry went up across the city of tunis when people heard gaddafi was captured and killed. libyans, 6000 libyans made their way across from libya during the height of the fighting. some of them were making a real night of it outside the libyan embassy, chanting, singing. tunisia is driving past, beeping their horns, egging them on and saying well done. a little note of envy as well from some tunisian saying maybe next president ben ali, because, of course, he has been tried in absentia, not satisfying for some who wanted to see justice done. tunisia and so eager to cast their vote on sunday in the country's first-ever free and fair elections, very worried of the situation in libya could destabilize it, stop it in its tracks. they see this, as one man said to me, as another brick in the construction of stability and democracy in tunisia, too. >> let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines. a toddler at the center of out rate in china after she was run over twice but ignored by passers-by has died in the hospital. the video posted on-line shows 18 in t

our correspondent is following developments from the capital, tunis. >> the results are eagerly awaited by tunisians, who have just finished taking part in their first-ever real election. the results are trickling in so far and suggest that the conservative religious party, ennahda, which wants to unite the country's main religion with the state is beth placed and will have the most seats in the assembly, which will draft a new constitution and choose an interim president. but for many, the main achievement is already passed. they voted, freely. we've heard from tunisian national radio that correspondents around the country, that even a 100-year-old woman made her way to one polling station in the south, and many people cried as they cast their votes for the first time, choosing from a ballot paper with over 110 parties when, for decades, there's been a one-party state in tunisia. >> still pretty huge task facing whoever does emerge as the front-runner. >> that's right. and a sense in tunisia that the real work is yet to come. very grounded expectations really from democracy, but a sens

nothing in brief but other world news this hour the first democratic elections in tunis years since the arab spring uprising moderate islamist party to power represents there's one ninety or one hundred seventeen seats in the country assembly. draft a new constitution permits and isn't overthrew longtime leader ben ali nine months ago start similar uprisings in neighboring countries but egypt and libya. the thirteen year old boy has been rescued from the date with a collapsed building days off of work and. rescue crews have been working around the clock to find survivors five hundred seventy people confirmed dead and two thousand injured many more missing and. bangkok residents are bracing themselves for a rise in floodwaters coming in next twenty four hours thousands of residents of which again before the city's defenses this is to be very careful see the shops flooding in thailand has claimed three hundred sixty lives since august it's also means of those were damaged goods that vision homes trees and storage sites. but it's taken six years during which time there have been plenty of

occupation has there been any communication between let's say the television wall street athens cairo tunis this is a global uprising do you see any of that global communication happening because of the twitter and other sites or just in any way yes i receive e-mails and messages and letters from all over the world especially israel and turkey and even iran everywhere i go i see it all and i just encourage everybody to get together so fast you can stop all that lefty faction and stuff that leftist men love to do women come together and it's ours and we'll take it and we'll fix it in a heartbeat ok on the twitter own sphere front we have some questions from twitter i'm going to ask you a few twitter questions what this one's from bloated lesbian asks via twitter. i've seen her at some funny name she asked if given the opportunity to confront lloyd blankfein or jamie diamond what would roseanne barr say to them you're under arrest short and sweet ok next question from bill twaddle on facebook he asks would you support an occupy the fed protest seeing as without the corruption there the bankin

there was nothing there libya was a gas station stuck on the way between alexandria tunis so khadafi really created modern libya he built up all the modern buildings of the sea and on the road sleek irrigation systems the oil industry all that is the rapidity so it was a totally wasted just saying that he could've done a lot better if he had had all these strange. schemes eric thanks very much and if your thoughts on this live from canada will correspond eric margolis joining us live thank you. well the news of the moment after his death shook the world raising many questions we tackle the unanswered issues on our website it's our team dot com about the steps to put an end to the eight month standoff but as the new libyan government celebrates the untold numbers killed in the conflict cost of dark shadow over the victory can no more a matter of r.t. dot com. also live for the moment the suspect responsible for the murder of a football fan last year which sparked violent protests across the russian capital now faces life imprisonment those stories and plenty of others for it all to ca

ballot counting is underway in tunis you following the first free poll since the arab spring began president when he was toppled a very very popular uprising the country is now electing a two hundred seventeen seat assembly which will draft a new constitution and appoint government the official count is due and choose day but early results show that the islamist party is meeting. ok let's get the only business update with kareena right here. we welcome to business here in r.t. thanks for joining me this hour moody's has cut its forecast for russia's banking system from stable to negative the ratings agency is concerned that the current weakness in the global economy and market volatility could lead to a decline in banking liquidity russian banks are risk of suffering a reduction in lending growth and a deterioration of assets is expected to sluggish global recovery will cause a slowdown in the country's economic expansion to two point eight percent in two thousand and twelve three point eight percent. russia aims to double the required minimal level of bank capital to five point seven millio

police have reportedly fired tear gas at hundreds of protesters in the capital tunis islamic demonstrators gathered outside a local t.v. station which they criticized for including an image of god in an animated film the clash comes just a week before officials hold the first polls in tunisia since longtime president ben ali was overthrown at the start of the arab spring. in the thai capital a huge effort is underway by the military and volunteers to strengthen the cities and flood defenses authorities fear rain and high tides which of course the devastation across the country could now move into. flash floods have killed two hundred eighty three people and devastated cities in six promises just since july. are you up to date on the news or now it's time for the business with korea. hello welcome to business the sol the world's second largest maker of consumer goods unilever is buying an eighty two percent stake in russia's leading cosmetics maker colleen the deal is worth four hundred million euros of the move is part of unilever strategy to conquer a fast growing emerging markets colleen

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they call the country's final liberation watches and he's now joins us live now from tripoli fellow tunis and bring us the mood from tripoli what are the people there are saying and what's life there like post gadhafi. well it's still early of course to completely assess the situation hosted taffy's down here certainly people celebrating across the country as the official so-called liberation was announced on sunday celebrations very windy here in the capital tripoli and very few people we go out now ask them what they want now from the end to see whatever comes in right now of the organization from seeing the elections within eight months but having listeners say that of course is not a for sure thing because the population is very heavily armed even up the celebrations although there are lots of games and things for the kids to do there there's a lot of weapons out on the streets at least as i've been seeing here in the capital and so their next step now is of course to disarm the population because there are fears that first of all there could be conflict between different tribes acros

they did before those revolutions a lot of the most important figures in the course of the streams of tunis and egypt have other fled the country or they're in prison so a lot of the ways in which those regimes were able to suppress their people canonically are now breaking apart in one way or the other it's not completely over off the tunisian example is a little bit better than the egypt. the case but i'm slightly optimistic that they will continue to improve and that the south areas them will be weakened more and more in egypt say if you're your headquartered in beirut you just finished up your ph d. at columbia university in new york so yeah have a good understanding of what's happening in new york i would imagine with the occupy wall street protests which have modeled themselves on occupied square cairo uprising are these to some or were are they not similar and how would you compare and contrast these two protests there are some similarities but also some differences i think similarities what i was talking about in terms of the corporatism of the egyptian and the reason it comes i thi

very briefly you're talking about the different scenarios we're seeing in tunis here at the moment and other countries do you hold any optimism whatsoever we talk about these elections and of course in. actions involve a lot of different political parties but of course off that whatever forty years of a gadhafi regime there's been no real political opposition able to develop but do you see any glimmer of hope whatsoever for the future so many analysts are talking about more civil war and division i'm not i'm not pessimistic i tend to be probably overly optimistic i do think that what did happen here was that there certainly was. a majority of the libyan people rose up against a coffee and they certainly played a key role nato played the other key role in always throwing coffee and so i have to take a certain amount of optimism from that i mean i think that people have seen the power of their own power expressed politically and that one hopes very much that something is going to come out of that if i'm being a hard headed realist i have to look at and say you know there really is no cen

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. >> i think in the indication of egypt like in the case of tunis or other countries we have to be patient and understand what is happening. the transformation that is taking place, what it's trying to achieve, this is not just the job of the outside world or the responsibility, also the responsibilities of egyptian elites and those in charge to communicate the right message. >> do you agree? are they talking too much to the people on the ground with knee-jerk reactions? is that your view. >> i think you have to break up the region into different countries. they have to focus a lot now on the political faction and why they're doing an evolutionary tract they have the basics of the institutions, they juice need to actually adopt god governance across the entire system so we can create systems that are sufficiently capable of defining the road map in a legitimate manner using a bottoms up approach and then seeing through the implementation to create the impact to do that. there are no magical solutions. i think the lesson is we cannot do economic reform in isolation and vice versa. >> i thin