David Cameron interview about Libya

The transcript discusses the imminent deployment of British forces due to a UN Security Council resolution against Gaddafi's regime in Libya. The focus is on protecting civilians and stopping hostilities. The conversation touches on the broader implications of regime change, regional support, and the democratic awakening in the Arab world. The speaker emphasizes the importance of acting with UN authority and discusses defense strategies, including the role of allies and the necessity of enforcing the resolution if Gaddafi does not comply.

What is the main reason given for the intervention in Libya?

How does the speaker justify the urgency of the intervention?

What role does the UN Security Council play in the context of the intervention?

What are the potential consequences mentioned if Gaddafi does not cease hostilities?

In what way does the speaker relate the situation in Libya to other global movements for democracy?