perceived to be unbridled immigration, while suffering from stagnant economies and stubborn unemployment. Tesa Arcilla looks at some of those on the right, who are lining up to take on Brussels.
Hundreds of cities across the world are expected to stand together as one today in major rallies planned by the global protest movement Anonymous. The Million Mask March aims to unite those protecting online privacy, as well as standing up to corporate greed, GM foods, and other causes. Gayane Chichakyan spoke to some of the activists.
As the international diplomatic crisis over NSA surveillance widens, the US is scrambling to justify its actions. While we're waiting to learn exactly what Obama wanted to hear in the conversations of German Chancellor Angela Merkel, the question remains. Will mass surveillance be rolled back? Or will the world have to accept the presence of this one Big Brother? Our guest today is British Labour MEP, Claude Moraes, head of the European delegation that went to Washington to seek clarification for the NSA's actions
A province in Eastern Libya now wants to go it alone - citing weak central government - it has declared itself an autonomous region. The area is home to 60 percent of the country's oil production and has been blocking supplies since the summer. Tripoli has rejected the declaration but the government has so far failed to appease the rebels. For more on this let's now cross live to Paolo Raffone - analyst and expert on the Middle East.
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