Talk to you and theyre often subjected to very abusive conditions. 247 news live 1 from russias capital city this is your r. T. International my names you know neil good of your company. The leaders of libyas warring factions been in moscow for talks this monday in the hopes of hammering out a cease fire deal the negotiations have been brokered by russia and turkey their foreign minister say they expect an agreement to be signed tomorrow the meetings come after a concerted push by moscow to deescalate hostilities in libya the war robert state is divided between an internationally recognized government in the capital tripoli under rival administration in the. East which is allied to the rebel general a leaf or a draft deal circulated earlier calls on all sides to ensure the sustainability of any cease fire combat terrorism and Human Trafficking and work to improve the humanitarian situation in the country. Turkey and russia produced a draft document that was reviewed in detail today we can do a count all the proposals for compromise between the parties suggested by general have to and other parties. Offer more in todays developments lets talk. To say it straight the situation in libya is for some time been a mess and a deadly one. Bring us up to speed on this draft on the hope surrounding it. Absolutely well. They agree which was reached today all the draft agreements around the simulates all the details of the cease fire which was agreed upon on the wealth of january now the draft document suggests that all parties stop all military action in libya at the moment and observe all of the cease fire conditions which were agreed upon in the document meanwhile commission will be established which will determine all the contacts the contacts lines between the warring sides and of course russia and circular mediators here they agreed to supports a both sides in trying to help them to implement the agreement which was reached today the talks that weve been here at the Russian Foreign ministry all day thats all lasted for more than 6 hours however at the end of the day it wasnt completely perfect ending lets have a day since a Russian Foreign minister. But it was the student the president of the government of National Court mr bush and his counterpart just signed the document well general have to request more time into Tuesday Morning to work out the details before signing we hope very much they will do so the representatives of russia and turkey will be supporting the process. Now this ceasefire libya was made that possible thanks to suggestions by russian president Vladimir Putin and his a turkish counterpart rejects a dog on a who suggested it earlier during their talks in the last week this showed a united front in trying to help libya achieve a long awaited peace now should the cease thought should they greenman be signed this choose they will mark a major milestone for libya country thats been formed by war since the 11 u. S. Led nato invasions of the country that sold dissolution of its governments and the killing of Moammar Gadhafi at the moment and there are 2 governments in syria. In libya rather im sorry there at the moment there are 2 governments in libya one that controls a larger part of the country led by. Olds so. There is another internationally recognized government that controls a smaller part of the country and thats led by Prime Minister who did side the document or it is today earlier on monday meanwhile the sides will now move to burn in where on the 19th january there will be a conference that will try to help achieve political stability in the country big 24 hours ahead ramon thanks very much for that reminder in moscow. Its another headline story this hour and rainy and Police Used Tear Gas to disperse government protesters on to run as Freedom Square on sunday demonstrations continued for a 2nd day it follows the countrys admission that it all intentionally shot down ukrainian earline or last week killing all 176 people on board the majority of whom were remaining canadian. Its protesters have been calling on irans leadership including the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to resign over the disaster they also want those directly responsible for the dawning of a flight to face justice irans armed forces have said that the jet was mistakenly identified as a hostile target and that it was flying close to a sense of the facility the top revolutionary guards commander has expressed deep regret over the tragedy apologizing to the victims from. The words of almighty god there i wished i were in that plane and it crashed with the men had burned but had not witnessed this tragic incident we made a mistake in a number of our compatriots were martyred because of our mistake but it was an intentional we apologize we are sorry but we will make up for it. When the us officials in the trumpet ministration have been emphatic in their support for the protesters with the us president even tweeting a warning to iran in persian that triggered a sharp response from officials in tehran to the leaders of iran do not kill your Protesters Thousands have already been killed or imprisoned by you and the world is watching more importantly the usa is watching turn your internet back on and let reporters roam free stop the killing of your great iranian people hands and tongues smeared with threatening sanctioning and terrorizing the iranian nation are not entitle to dishonor the ancient persian language by the way are you actually standing by millions of iranians whose hero you just assassinated while standing against them. Well the backdrop to this of course tensions soared after a u. S. Drone attack 10 days ago which left a Senior Iranian commander dead in baghdad and it would seem instead of looking to calm the situation washingtons opted to continue to apply maximum pressure on iran taking up the story for us igor said all of. As washington seated on the verge of an all out war with iran it looked like it had just stepped outside of its comfort zone the risk of plunging the middle east into yet a nother disastrous conflict was an obvious weight on the u. S. But now with the tensions easing america is back in familiar territory waging a political and Economic Campaign to force its rival into submission what is our strategy pose the cousin to the man in killing and post the Ballistic Missile attack on the United States this is our strategy we are diplomatically and economically isolating their regime in iran in till they behave like a normal nation washington has charted these waters through and through and its not afraid to get creative and putting iran under pressure after admitting to accidentally downing a ukrainian jetliner with more than a 170 people on board to iran has seen a fresh outbreak in Anti Government protests and demonstrators the havent suffered from any lack of support from the u. S. With donald trump even taking a crash course in persian to write this tweet to the brave long suffering people of iran ive stood with you since the beginning of my presidency and my administration will continue to stand with you we are following your protests closely and are inspired by your courage. Translated no obstacles and no language barriers can stand in the way of democracy and to make sure that nothing is lost in translation here washington is backing up its words with action a method tried and trusted sanctions we are announcing additional sanctions against the Iranian Regime as a result of these our actions we will cut off billions of dollars of support to the Iranian Regime israel as its tradition was quick to cheer it always does whenever things take a turn for the worse for iran i commend president truman for imposing new and very harsh sanctions against his regime i must say that this was also doing close to the iranian decision to accelerate uranium enrichment i call on britain france and germany to join the american effort but few other nations share the excitement for iran a nation that spent decades under all flavors of sanctions being free of them is more of a challenge actually the United States on me wants to think that sense that its a superpower that it can do whatever it wants so her to run through sanctions that china warfare and trade war as it tries to hurt russia through sanctions but ultimately what it does is that it brings these are countries closer to each other and other countries become more more more negative view of the u. S. Government and i think in the in the long run what it does is that it diminishes the stature of the United States and the capability of the United States to maintain its head gemini americas economic crusade against iran is rubbing europe the wrong way to the e. U. Is in an ill tempered clash with washington over the Iran Nuclear Deal which was derailed by the us we have been saying to us that we continue saying that we regret the u. S. Decision to withdraw from good deal. And we continue to. Leading to this deal is a key element of the lobel Nuclear Nonproliferation a future. And you tickle for to the original stability. Of germanys convinced that iran should acquire have Nuclear Weapons for this reason will continue to employ all diplomatic means to keep this agreement alive it is certainly not perfect but it is an agreement and it comprises commitments by all sides. Together we have made clear our regret and concern at the decision by the United States to draw from the j c p o a and to reimpose sanctions on iran and the us is dishing out new assurances it is ready to solve all this mess with words without preconditions even we will meet with them where want to sit down discuss without precondition a new way forward a a series of steps by which iran becomes a more normal country but in the past few years with iran alone the us went back on its word had 0 interest in its allies concerns and assassinated a high profile official they unilaterally branded a terrorist just a few months before so the u. S. Can talk up diplomacy for sure theyre one of the best at it you do have a hard time to find a nother country with a case of selective amnesia this severe for the promises it had made. According to a poll carried out by media in the u. S. Some adroitly of americans disapprove of the way mr trump has so far humbles the escalating crisis in the middle east. Ok moving on our huge funds to boost areas in africa is driving slavery on the continent is the claim being made by human rights organizations against the e. U. s Infrastructure Project in eritrea the bid to improve the Eastern African nation has been described as involving years of forced labor r. T. Suskind he has been looking into it. If youve been on a 2 currency if your t. Back harboring a hidden disease is your neighbor planning on eating your pepperoni dont worry it is got a regulation for everything but according to human rights organizations its failed miserably to regulate its own behavior and it all started with an apparently innocent bed to boost security and eritrea will launching 20000000. 00 euro program to rebuild the roads connecting both countries this will boost straight consolidate stability and have good benefits for the citizens of both countries through the gratian of Sustainable Growth and jobs so far so good unless of course youre the one put to work on this great collaboration because the chances are your force conscript the african nation has Compulsory National Service that used to last for 18 months but now sees people trapped in over 20 years its a practice its been likened by human rights organizations the un and the European Parliament to mass enslavement conscripts compared National Service to modern day slavery saying this for torture and other ill treatment rest unlike basic sanitation and hygiene form a conscript 72 hour weeks and harsh conditions with no food and pay equivalent to 17. 00 a month is one of the main reasons eritrea is called the worlds fastest emptying country as young men continue their mass exodus but despite knowing conscripts were being used generally the delicate situation in a country that was a lot in a guerrilla war for 3 decades the e. U. Says that really had no idea that untoward things were going on. The e. U. Does not pay for labor under this project the project only covers the procurement of materials and equipment to support the rehabilitation of roads in fact the e. U. Doesnt even have an office in eritrea to monitor this ongoing project instead it relies on local authorities the agency is not monitoring the implementation of the project the project is carried out by the government and progress is monitored by the ministry of public works the e. U. Is untrusting its project to an arm of the government which is internationally slammed as one of the worlds worst human rights abuses which the u. N. Describes as authoritarian and repressive and which lived under a un sanctions for 9 years its almost as if the e. U. Has something at stake here other than creating great roads of course like stemming the tide of migrants for example because 2016. 1000 eritreans apply for asylum in the bloc so yes this e. U. Project will lift the local economy and bring peace but crucially it will create jobs and that will keep eritreans in their homeland to not crossing on both to european shorts. In directly supporting this project by sharing material to help build the road problem is that what they need to make sure is that any support going to eritrea is not. Some mentoring this incredibly repressive system and there are trends the land by the way which happens to be one of the most strategic areas in the world its coast runs along the red sea which is a key link between europe and asia its also an ideal access point to emerging african markets with low labor costs and its a Natural Resource gold mine with gas gold oil zinc you name it eritreas got it eric harris obviously placed in a very strategic location along the red sea it is the access to. From the european point of view it is obviously one of the countries which many Asylum Seekers here in europe are coming from and coming up next because of the human rights situation so it seems that when youve got something to gain its easier to be. Known as then your own employment will. Wiki leaks cofounder Julian Assange was in court in london on monday for a routine administrative hearing on his possible extradition to the us during the session lawyers were granted more time after they complained of not having the opportunity to go over case files with their client back in 2010 trillion whistleblower publish classified military cables allegedly in the u. S. War crimes video agency ruptly was there when it was seen exiting the cortex of his supporters i gathered to protest against is extradition is currently serving in the british high security jail for skipping. His extradition hearings next month the u. S. Has indicted him on 70. 1 conspiracy to have a government computer in april forcibly removed by British Police from the Ecuadorian Embassy in london after tito terminated his 7 year asylum where he had sought refuge in the embassy for the Sexual Assault allegations in sweden which. Are a pretext for his extradition. Still ahead for you this hour the British Government is under pressure to implement tougher a foreign travel restrictions. We look at why its being described as a global threat to the. He put themselves on the line they did accept the reject. So when you want to be close. To going to be close this is what. 3 of them cant be good. Interested always in the water. We ponder the future and look into 2021 fascinating stories our way you know ive often said on this show that you cant have capitalism without Capital Capital with positive Interest Rates encouraging people to say. This next story this next this next entire segment is going to be dedicated to this very notion. 20 minutes into the program youre very welcome the u. K. Government is facing pressure to apply greater foreign travel restrictions to no one paedophiles its claimed gaps in legislation youngsters left especially in asia vulnerable to predators the concern was part of the reports were 2 m. P. s in westminster following an independent inquiry into child sexual abuse no mention such high profile cases former rock singer glitter he was found guilty in the u. K. For downloading child pornography and then years later convicted in asia for abusing minors another is britains worst ever paedophile Richard Huckle hes been convicted of 71. Cards of Sexual Assault on children mostly been committed in malaysia where he worked as a teacher and received 20 to life sentences shall be edwards dusty has more now on the inquiry. Look them up and throw away the key its an argument youll often hear from people when it comes to child abuse is and while the u. K. Has come down on child abuse here in britain its legal system may be failing young says a brought thats because known british sex offenders and suspects prosecuted for such crimes are still able to travel with some of them reoffending overseas in fact of the near 6000 sexual whomp invention or does impose in england and wales in the last few years only 11 also has foreign travel restrictions added meaning of all the registered sex offenders on record only around 0. 2 percent have had their rights to foreign travel stopped and according to the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse that could be having a devastating impact. To the. List of militant. Islam. Which must be huge and. This is a. Really good time. And this is. The inquiry was given evidence of abuse by british travellers in countries ranging from kenya all the way to the philippines the report also found that abuses target disadvantaged families where relatives act as facilitators often financial poverty plays a key factor theres also areas too can also pose a particular risk last year oxfam start for accused of sexually exploiting children the haiti following devastating earthquakes in 2010 the issue that has been raised by the child abuse inquiry is an old one and has historically been going on for decades we have allowed people with child abuse convictions to travel out of the country and often times unless theyre arrested in the destination country for the. Issue then they go completely undetected part of the problem is we dont have a grip on child abuse in the u. K. If we did then we would be able to manage paedophiles much better than we currently are not child abuse s. We need not just to be looking at people who are going to be arrested in another country or indeed have been arrested in the country but we need to properly see who is leaving the country and who is coming into the country and if they have child abuse convictions we must see that very seriously indeed now the report concluded with recommendations for the government and topping the list was restricting foreign travel of sex offenders to ensure that youngsters and not just those in the u. K. Are out of harms way. Lets get some of the other big stories from across the globe or you know this monday starting in alaska this is quite a story one lucky man really defying the odds he was rescued on thursday after surviving 3 weeks in remote freezing wilderness his home in the sistine valley forced him to sleep in a snow cave live. Till he was following. The other side of the world out in the philippines half a 1000000 people have been urged to leave their homes after the tile volcano erupted on monday near the capital manila storms could be seen through the thick clouds disrupting the services of the Capital International scientists in the country are warning that the threat level is high on the other an expose of a rupture in code happen in the coming days. And the cease fire agreement brokered by turkey and russia came into effect in syrias Northwestern Province over the weekend in recent weeks the mosque has stepped up its efforts to reclaim the countrys last rebel held region which is under the control of the extremist salafist group. The United Nations estimates that over 300000 people have fled their homes as a result of the violence sheltering close to the turkish border. Where about wraps up the news hour for now on this monday the 13th of general my goodness we are getting through the month we do stay close to more Great Program must get their start in moments. You know world of big partisan movies a lot of things and conspiracy its time to wade to dig deeper to hit the stories that Mainstream Media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door. And shouting past each other its time for Critical Thinking its time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. Descriptions sound up to tell using even for the owners so how to choose this pet Food Industry is telling us what to feed our pets really more based on what they want to sell us they must necessarily good for the pet. Food may not be the best people believe we have animals that have you know diabetes in arthritis they have auto immune disorders theyve got allergies we are actually creating these problems its a huge epidemic of toms all of them i believe can be linked to very simple problem of diet and some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about their pets streets to larger corporations are not very interested in proving or disproving the value of their food. Because theyre already making it to 1000000000. 00 on it and theres no reason to do that research. The study just one magic bullet you could actually come up with some of the top of these baby bonds talking about ways we get Access Capital and capitalism cavils important so we could actually have programs that actually help folks who want to do that but when you give everybody a 1000. 00 im a poor person im going to consume that and if youre rich youre going to invest that equity that the wealth disparity is going to grow because youre not using your money did that consume your literally buy more crazy things and then my landlord knowing that i got a 1000. 00 and you just go raise my writ so then you get your inflation going on and there. Is your media a reflection of reality. In the world transformed. What will make you feel safe. Isolation community. Are you going the right way or are you being led. By. What is true what is faith. In the world corrupted you need to descend. To join us in the depths. Or remain in the shallows. A low end welcome to cross talk were all things we consider time Peter Lavelle on this edition of crossfire we conduct a poll. Mortem of the recent us around conflict what has changed and what bodes for the future issues the mainstream Corporate Media refuse to discuss. Crosscutting some real news im joined by my guest going these and is a professor at the Higher School of economics as well as author of the case of western civilization and resurgence of russia we also have Dimitri Bobbitt shes a political analyst and editor in a semi internet media project and he and the london macross alexander macarius is a writer on Legal Affairs as well as editor in chief of the duran dot com our german crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated let me go to alexander in london you know over the past 10 days or so weve heard the term escalation deescalation purports tional and one of the things i think that is mr very much is the how the behave the behavior on the side of the leadership and to iran and in washington we term asymmetrical was used all of the time and i think indeed it was asymmetrical but for very very Different Reasons taran was being strategic and political while trump was relying upon sanctions and the 3rd and and the demand that the unite
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