the three door all the suffering they can get out the can get like that the kids were pretty stoked what is tall. i know. eye welcome back to watch and salsa event and to hear the stories we're following for you on. suggest a major policy speech by barack obama where he needs lots of shredded wheat the invitation of crimea. we must meet our ideals. to give strength and conviction the us president tells the audience in brussels. welcome to paris with open arms. deals that include shopping our struggle and heartache of the show and order said the air box. get

more objects and twenty and indian oceans. rescuers hope it sticks to briefly went missing. janelle. tall the only major speech of his sat score of europe. us president barack obama before flying off to rome moments ago you saw here on false event at top speed basically spending all of the time reviving. what's a modern equipment said he said it was not another cold war. but he said we must meet our ideals with strength and conviction when it comes to russia russia's leadership is challenging truth that only a few weeks ago seem self evident the twenty first

century. the borders of europe cannot be redrawn with force. international all matters. the people and nations can make their own decisions about their future in embracing stage barack obama telling his nato allies so that payments to do more when it comes to defense spending earlier today said that freedom is not free obama now on routes to italy where he is a tasty john kerry is curtailed his visit he has moved on to the middle east is trying to salvage that middle east peace process. kerry currently meeting with mahmoud abbas the palestinian president now the first time in fifty days. gaza's border with egypt is to be reopened on saturday so says the ruling hamas meanwhile israeli navy ships opening fire on two palestinians smugglers is smuggling vessels off the gaza coast military says

the boats responded coming from egyptian waters. this is now official the head of egypt's military expected to resign from the cabinet so he can run for president state media reporting. field marshal of delphi to lcc the meeting with military leaders to announce that he's stepping down as defense minister. one of the money on it. more objects cited in a remote corner of the indian ocean malaysian and australian authorities hoping its debris from that malaysian airlines flight which went missing eighteen days ago. and. the french operate its excellent i dislike the film someday one hundred and twenty two potential all text and forty square kilometers on. and why wouldn't it be. the objects matchup between one and twenty three inches in length and line it's all exams already sponsored by

the chinese and australian government to promote the tie between cannot coordinate with the objects are from and the cheese this is an honor and duty. how do i write this. meanwhile australian authorities to back off that spoke to three mold jack's two of them hold the pieces of bread satellite data recording the plane's position his focus this itch here in the southern indian ocean me to the hof thousand km from perth. administrators prime minister tony abbott said investigators of throwing all the resources they have into the search operation the crash diet is. is about as close to nowhere as is possible to breed but it's close to two astride you can do anywhere else. meanwhile the us may be sending an unmanned submarine to scallop the sequel. an australian navy ship will carry a high tech but the folks to take her into the city center. but calling is running out my

boxes any give absolute need to signal for around thirty days of the will to at least less than two weeks before i made three seventies equipments will sign it the red carpet rolled off for china's president in paris she gt being greeted by his french counterpart paul sloane told it's the two of a three day visit to france that included steak dinner most of the opera at the palace of versailles top of the list. business deals we can now cross over to the uneasy palace and a thousand cats arm in georgian top of the list it seems like it's china to the rescue for ailing french car maker peugeot. indeed this this is the most closely watched it of the deals on school. psa peugeot citroen gets a much needed still in the on a eight hundred million euro as is will the chinese put on the table that allows of

course the french carmaker to supply even to give it some time to think about how to restructure its business the other of my peripheral deal that we were expecting it was the joint manufactured between ten am bus and chalet now all of a new anti cult is an old suit the continuation of of a as an assembly site in china to teach it to make airbus planes there which of course is very important for two lbs of rolf was swaddled counted eighteen billion euro is a worth of contracts to which he said would translate into jolts and right but of course it's not quite as rosy as that if you look at the details because from still has this huge trade deficit with china. that's to say that china exports a lot more to frauds and prawns does to china. and it will

protest to do this is the big challenge for us now is to get into new sectors nor does this traditional ones where it already has a presence in china such as aviation. pool the passivity and you create energy. but the new sectors such as financial services health actor in business and some of these things were mentioned that this evening also a bottle as fronts to spin the long way to get the kids too long ago. today just a quick question for you are men who remember two thousand eight when it was the olympic flame it came to paris and is huge protests the chinese were upset that was over tibet they still remember. well it apparently no opinion piece that wasn't mentioned that two lb on a a boy a boy the two presidents here at bay was singing from the same hanging in the seat of at least in when they came in to that press conference is now the onslaught on making very much at milking if you will

china's abstention in the u n security council on the question of crimea the french president saying that a chilling as butch showed that joint was working toward stability of borders so the plea of a reference that by the french president towards the tibetan singing chatting in this kind of things that are ready they were not getting into too there was no mention. it directly. all that is contentious issues at all i can see around here. around the league is a is of french and chinese flags fluttering together so i haven't seen any protests around here in the course of the often in or even our norman george and things that live update from the french presidential palace. a turkish court has lifted the government's ban on twitter a temporary injunction coming five days after prime minister to one law the social network. amid political turmoil corruption allegations on the run up of course to next sunday's local actions the court citing the turkish constitution. eu

human rights policy. as the plot is growing population moves to cities we've heard a lot of stories recently about air pollution about though. noise pollution and here we go. a handful of the presidents of one of the world's noise is cities are doing their bit for peace and quiet. welcome to mumbai one of the blokes nineteen fifteen. kinda complicated the device. it's a way of life of a late summer of rage a decade it has been tied up traffic and noise but he did great. batting is become a picnic in the uk it means something. on the phone with him. it's not a beating over the weekend since i'm here i'm here i get my reading just in time and in some foreign profits and extra strong horns. both signs on the back of trucks in the current strife is to make

millions. the campaigners say the least andurrent levels. ofn that phase recommend it but it was helpful to my thinking both comfort and health effects including heart disease high blood pressure men can have. and of course getting the house. so yes i think all this on a daily basis because the noise levels exceed eighty five decibels the many traffic junctions. continuously for the fun doesn't it. help may now be hand. take some time he became frustrated when pumpkin cupcakes children to be waken up by the sound of corn. his design that has come up with a device called project week when she could swim still some peace. like the home. detective rick is conscience. that honking with a headache. and in the case

that haven't realize that um just telling them that they are honking and it's not good for you is not going to do anything. we need to tackle it in the wee when we meet an old man. when they do it many of the net to make them think aloud why they didn't win the home as opposed to the morning before they get into that guy. leaning on them than me when they try to project the orthopedic dr is the esteemed friend and i think sixty one percent reduction in people beaten for the corn. and i'm cool. i told her teeth to make the device monetary. this is so cool and friendly country when they had the main carriage driving to think before they come. and it's good for them to the news time now though for the false until today the eye. off. he warned of the consequences of complacency barack obama

looking nice in a speech a short while ago in brussels russia's leadership is challenging true that only a few weeks ago seem self evident. he was long planned as the us residents only major speech of the european tour or after a summit with eu leaders in a meeting with nato the us president pledging to do its bit within the atlantic alliance. even though cold war allies have banded together and green phase one of sanctions. with military exercises in the poll tax. obama knows that back home. there is little appetite to go further fresh sign of the us into calling nonsense. crocodile tears when many europeans who argue that when markets punish russia and they have a lot of it is with us based money. american clout obvious the european free trade deal negotiators who warned of a mismatch will see why and asked if the us is weaker or

stronger than when the candidate obama back in two thousand ate visited berlin. today in the halls and get to day routine yet obama is your favourite with us from washington. bruce stokes he's the director of global economic attitudes at the q research center welcome back to the shows there. as mikhail gorbachev spokesman andre crouch and writes for a no fire does that time. thank you for being with us. former state department official laurie johnson was nice to see as well. i can't get the two of the party of the lack of tea to cool. ends up from the real economy german born boss of the era of co founders efficiency of paris based in at the data solutions company tiny clues well welcome back soon because i get to the region a conversation on facebook and on twitter are stacked and two for debates. tom. before the speech happened. all star review chris stokes of former

aide to obama quoted the financial times warned did he know brandenburg gate moments and a nod to two thousand a speech in berlin today in brussels it was really all about russia. yes allies and that's because obviously this is what's on everyone's mind is focused our attention in a trance like relationship it's a real test of the trends that relationship. but is also a real challenge in the sense that of neither europeans or americans want military action in response to the invasion of crimea. by the same token the government's at least in united states to me some of the year contenders were made sure that the russians do not press their advantage and in the eastern ukraine the problem is that. what will we know from opinion data in both europe and united states is up

the appetite for military action against russia is very very small and six percent of americans would take military action against russia. it is is it even though i find that concept. will wilt. let's let's talk about those numbers a minute. bruce. um you have is your survey says overall forty three percent say barack obama is handling the situation and outright thirty five say. he's not being tough up and often just five percent say he's being too topical me ask you up for his approval ratings going up or down since the start of this crazy world already has been bouncing around in the low forties for some time now. surely a dramatic decline from when he began there are higher than george bush's worst of the bushes were at this time in and his second term. there are significantly lower than bill clinton's or rather a dentist

course we all know that over in moscow on the front room the new preaching has a five year high when it comes to popularity. not exactly. and that worries me. and did his speech today to think we don't have any impact several times during that speech barack obama saying this is not about to find the quote exactly are not among all my notes. he said this is not about punishing rough. womb i knew that too. the us including our leaders are becoming wiser we do lessons of history so. i hope we will not back to the two years of the cold war and it's not too the new edition of the season. what impact if any. the speech like this one tough on crime. for those. i

came to sit through the jars to. sadly i'm not a spokesman as you can imagine from the president's president to approve this country. i think it's going to be adjusted. on the phone and nine. is mr a bomb. choosing to join in the camp of the hawks. many of whom ninety eight should be happy with what's going on because with the russian action in creamy. and a threat to the state troopers and a russian troops on the ukrainian border. william they feel that soon. i know it's an occasion for natural tool to rediscover its huge and juicy. after a very rich and in an uncertain period

former aren't meant to paint soon to start trying. along the borders of pressure and then for a nap too. to become kind enough to see noon on the move to non humans. i used to the european union east. seen from earth. and curiously enough depth to which it is friday there were two tops one. because as a team that put me in the hands of those who would do a high pressure him to lead them to return back to the situation of this huge fortress surrounded by. the and in the eu powers and trade winds by the west. he said that the sound image intimacy for the strokes. making record is no more the cronies they don't itch. but maybe it can be even more dangerous because the legitimacy could come from. the conservative

forces nationalist forces anti western forces. and their insurers. which is traditionally in russian history. the conservative and stairways and intake yesterday. and in the present circumstances vary in my chair. i would say. erm. and i to lead the conservative forces and fundamentalist forces across to him in his speech today barack obama saying this is not another cold war when you hear when conjuring the characters' said. you wonder. i think this is actually a bomb in the white house very much concerned that things can continue to escalate and doing everything they can to try to provide and that the rhetoric of de escalation and to try and affirmed that they don't want to send this message of encircling a

confronting russia but at the same time standing up for a values based in russia's acting more like an adversary than a partner. we hope we can find a way forward we need to open the way the air patrols in the baltic snapped up a troop movements in poland. but this is where i found this beach and the actions of the last days as he talked about would be the new commitments and new nato action. i found that to be a representation of how he does want to stand up for a firm line for nato allies and and i don't think in any way that he has much listening to do that what was interesting to me about the speech tonight is he went much further than he has i think in other cases on standing up for articulating principles of democracy supporting the principles of individual rights. the rule of law and individual freedoms and that i'm chronically something he's been criticized for politically at home he usually gets the better

the heartbeat team for not standing up to clean up on this issue. so what was interesting to me as he was taking the stand on principles. at the same time i think they're trying to avoid steps towards military escalation as much as possible and keep the door open for diplomatic and the escalation in the north end of that speech francis on facebook saying obama is a double standard men. he supports other countries to overthrow legitimately elected leaders when it suits him. on sunday. to dismiss that not only did reiterate that he was against the invasion of iraq. that compares with growth in germany. you remember in the nineteen eighties the trident missiles and build up just before the disintegration of the city. the germans. you react to that speech. in general terms. i've been acting cautiously. meters

around the time. nice to me it is because of the weight of history but its faults it's not just because of economic interest. i think the germans have realized something. i mean the little earlier than others is that the eu policy towards ukraine was pushing them towards you have to choose your either with us or you're against us was a complete disaster. and the problem is we're waking up now and realizing that this whole interaction with putting pressure insane you want this. putting this as if they were either or decision was an error. and so now how do you backtrack from that recognizing that to them in russian ukrainian tyres. at the same time not giving up the idea then of course a large part of ukraine has historically always been west oriented when it was under polish and whatever else

other countries domination in this country has been for a free country for twenty three years. and the last time it was was in nineteen seventeen for a very sharp eared of time and before that it was occupied all the time so that multiplicity and the fact that the only solution can lie in the fact that the country could be enhanced. mimi work together that i think what the germans are getting and hopefully soon. reading to their partners. another reaction ensure that the eu was pretty nervous like him in good ol' days and this little ironic on the part of party there like in the good old days of the soviet union are you nervous and kind. i'm nervous but i do i do sense that there's something dangerous when down barack obama comes to europe to make speaks as a vegan meal. and the eu did you notice the facts behind him when on the sides of the european union for instance the way the flags of

nato members. so the speech is usually a war leader because nato is at first and above all a military alliance and you are speaking about and his legitimacy and i think having them to eat what is questionable and what is always to be questioned is made of legitimacy and what is the lines and everyone against no one to win what does that go well with the use of that time and anything from them when it's dangerous and males who emails me wearing policy it expands expansion policy to ours. the countries that tickle russia and georgia friends is what happened in georgia or ukraine is by nature a dangerous type thing for europeans especially for friends when we need to be affirming. is it that we don't want that sort of division of world edition nato she may exist anymore meanwhile in the nineteen oh eight has been that the use and the legitimacy and certainly ukraine has to be

neutralized. it's in terms of international relations we cannot as europeans consistently permanent claim that ukraine has to be closer to your color integrate the european union which is a crazy yet while our vehicle safety to nato which is which is absurd and creates tension between the dup and the united states never accepted when when when the abductions came to cuba because it's an obvious situation that cannot be tolerated by the united states. but it's the same thing with a change of government in ukraine then and now that the oligarchy with was getting rich because of the gas different selling price is near the rashes were cited as reasons to tend not to have a new low key and adventurous one. and in and as a provocation that created the situation crying today but i mean who has the means of military intervention against india in the construction of nowhere especially not to be a few things to me not the jennings

who that was against comes directly to come to light when it comes from keeping self made and the minute you into the military to military in uk or even univision sanctions economic sanctions the first ones to pay will be the gentleman at the kinds of other gas. though there has been on the go ahead. i just a couple of points. i mean he keeps that today's speech was actually specifically not at nato headquarters and not with the nato flag behind it and i think that as it is sensitivity to ukrainian at the end of the ukrainian people's distinction between the debate about whether they get with the european union and out already being controversial and not for the dt with nato and the ukrainian leaders in the last days at the house in the last two years the specific winless is to breed from there not seeking nato membership for not seeking any new path forward for them bad that the military staff is a whole nother step beyond

integrating with the eu and the aces me and the us and european countries are also being careful to draw a fine distinction between military action and economic or political action so it's a big week to step between wanted the other end of this would be other name a thing or not but i write sentences about protecting our allies and you know. and for our lives and i danced she members to remember and or the ukrainians i'd enjoy design. the reduction in fuel dock and instead stayed in georgia with house hunting today nato jets and injected it into groupings and yet does not endanger us specific definition and at the same time he also said in a speech. we are not sending troops and we did not want military intervention to restore study you think that he broached it on that score and what is this street thread of nato where you are well certainly. until these

recent developments there were some questions in the united states about the purpose of nato about its future. i think that. his action had this up encourage people in this town that they did us in the future. it's probably had a negative consequence for russia's plan to source all the fat. i do think that there are two issues here that are one of our other speakers raise that they can find somewhat ironic tom. there are members of the nato alliance the estonian and latvian is the poles were very worried about this and we do have treaty obligations to defend them and we should in fact i've taken their concerns seriously that's the first point. the second point is that the people of the ukraine should decide their own future. and if the people of ukraine decide they want to join

the european union. if we believe in democracy. and that passion be open today. i understand the need for the reality of realpolitik and spheres of influence. but if we stand for principle of self determination. many are painted people should be able to make your own choices that said and done the biggest challenge going forward is can the ukrainian people get their act together if we have an election at the end of may and we again have a dysfunctional government. we have a corrupt government we have a government that can make decisions make reforms. it would be i think of out of large ask for europe and the united states to stand with the ukraine to god yet they cannot in fact. begin to reform the roadside jordan to pick up on a truly come back you're watching the fullest and get today. down to earth

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vote against the government will that is authentic chinese restaurant. a special evening of election coverage sign up against the white spots will comment on those sites. you can also be godlike results conference by god. once i got home the aqua for using the false again today to sample the series will be falling for it. at the top of the aisle with laura city eight years present barack obama at a major speech in brussels says we must meet the right deals with strength and conviction. this can be directed at russia. earlier obama voicing concern about calling military budgets among some meal options chinese president. welcome to paris with open arms deals that include a shot in the arm for struggling french car maker peugeot and

the purchase of airbus planes more objects and twenty indian ocean. rescuers hope these different from the missing malaysia airlines eye. all up. welcome back if you just joining us this is the full spent yesterday working at barack obama is the europe that it's the first time ever that he's been to brussels since he became the u s president to busy couple of days as we've been saying it will look add a bit more closely now as he heads to rome with us from washington bruce stokes of the pew research center here in the studio on the ground shipping rates for nevada gazette said was that gorbachev. a spokesperson for receipt of artificial

oregon's an academic bill of the party of the left to cool and of course with a snack a pest but who is the co president of a tiny clues was tiny clues to use it is a software company that makes me think they've done it because it can lead to suffering. the love affair between the us and europe includes the tussle between running to talk about tree so is this the world will ask you about that when we win it comes out of before the break. we were talking about. the new found resolve after that we found today said wednesday. for nato with the us president as saying that there are two sizes going on. the us senate expected later in the day to approve sanctions and eight for ukraine. they dropped provisions that would tie the package to imf reforms with so much to the delight of republican hawks. and i also speak again. in the strongest terms that we

need to send military assistance to this country we need to help them defend themselves. russian troops are massed on the border of eastern ukraine as we speak i don't know whether vladimir who will go in eastern ukraine. i get predicted he would go in the crimea. now i believe he is watching carefully. but the reaction. the west led by the united states of america mr carr one of our discussion we still she said that six percent of americans support military intervention to make john mccain a one man army. why is there remains that day he's got a very small choir behind. that and only about a quarter of the would support even a strong economic siege over half the eye does not want to get involved in ukraine. so one of the time that challenges facing those who wanna get tougher and russia. it is that they have yet to convince the american

the best in the us of interest. aggressive guy who wrote this in turn the key is you said that too. he predicted that too. putin would be a lean too creamy. i seem to sit in the sense maybe he knew about that too before putting himself because free mom's again. jen didn't have that in eighty eight although going into creamy really creamy and has fallen into his hands. as it is a crude. and as a result to work in succession i know it's a terrible errors that have been made first by the screen and in the corrupted than that. did you guys do since it's already the time of the cursed her and her brood and then i would say a completely erroneous handling of the ukrainian case by the european union. and here i would say i support project

manager said. ukraine being at the end of the composite country representing the diversity of peoples it's not a peep. only people tx. maybe yes maybe the neighbor secure it and let's not forget to rob the people of the korean media. and so and it is to put ukraine before an impossible choice either europe or russia. then it was the direct routes to tearing or to breaking up the society and maturity of what makes me very concerned these dates these approaches are in the approaches to on etsy he's going to seek a shoot arrows into the analogy with yugoslavia. too many lines into many aspects of the ukrainian situation reminded me that summer. you

are having on the stairs to reach the meeting of a difference. foreign buyers different regions. sometimes different languages. but see them different memories of the second world war because during the second row. you are having different parts of the society. fighting each other. besides all the different sites during the school. so the whole of the cheese making outcome of the ukrainian society analogy of the giant elliptical chairman. and that's the reason why it had to be handled with extreme care while. and amendments were unfortunate not to be attached. thinking about invading creamy and has adjusted to the european union. sweetheart tea for me and to handle the case of the european or parchment with the european union it was rejected. then next time when european away. in the eyes of blue team had

betrayed him was in the town when an agreement was reached in kyiv about the transition period when the whole of the ukrainian society would have time to prepare for the elections where he didn't set the standard. anyhow for an hour before it was rejected by my down. so when we're speaking about the necessity for the ukrainian people to make a choice. let's make sure that grandma its meaning in my down people. who has steamed to get dinged musician of the whole ukrainians is a more inclusive. i can get away without asking about what your former boss said that mikhail gorbachev. who says that it was the redress of the soviet era mistake russia taking over crimea. rogue are richer our breath as being how fresh coffee cream you can imagine that the season a terrible choice for him but like many directions and

made crepes. he was behaving as a kind of historic injustice defected to creamy and has been attached to ukraine laughed at that time which is the decision which would make him a bike or shoving into form. rainy and cool and why not become part of ukraine because those keep praying praying in a direction where all soviet silly with archer wants to eat after that i would say the conditions for the smooth their handling of the situation was a beast the minimum condition that ukraine remains alive and close to russia. denial into and that putin had discovered a new face and a new danger of ukraine going west and maybe becoming that two member the conditions of the us market had been read geragos i just don't add to a discussion that i was

clearly their shots today by obama's interventions in favor of the time of selling in cracking gas. acting as europeans is used. we are going to let me end on saturday. use the ukrainian situation to say. importing gas from over there see are not independent and that we the americans we have tracking and tracking weak inside you gas and then you can come with us and i found that quite shocking because on the same men the same time he saying that he wants to respect my mental principles and and and and and but been tracking a position to be good for is a core principle in europe in france and the is one of many points of contention yucca passed on the issue front and while i'm i'm going nuts so shocked by that because you can argue the issue don't want to do is indirectly will end your in the diplomat think and to use it at the table. well maybe

changing their returns and the payoffs for the different people depending on who does what to whom may be a good thing to do and to think about the very fact noticed today that it's completely unrealistic in anytime near to think that gas or energy from the us could replace gas from russia. that being said and done. it doesn't that doesn't run as a possible post or not but i find interesting or more is that the us to re discovering her up and there is a subtle change in power which is the us will not go saber rattling to lose to ukraine or to eastern europe. well they need to rely on the europeans. so there is more power in this country will not be solved if the europeans who told him i think the us because they have been across the board more taking retrenched in from international conflict arguing about the times of

war is over. they know themselves that way when the now depend more on europe in the years to that's why they no need to say we are such good lives because they need us there is something like confetti. indeed them to come here and ask for money for him. it is to be the nato in twenty percent in the world military round of the senses of the united states eighty percent of the eye. in total and all you have to use it as income to two to europe in favor you need to put more money to go for nato. i think it's great to add bananas and it shows a slow i tied a season at the american . current results you would save the american would say we spend twice as much a part of our art our gdp on defense as the europeans. why should we care more about europe's defence the nato mission. i agree with that. is anyone in the question is when the team did spiral amy is what does this entire episode cause us to rethink and the end part of that is a discussion about

what made those core purposes what a bunch of resources should be allocated to have it that's coming out of what the trend line that had been developing a decline in military budget in europe already pressures of cutting them down to the existing at the contributions which hand couldn't miss the efficacy of the institution is there so whether you're debating the answer should be there or not it's different from say in the know are we going to have a half broken half functioning organization or are we going to organize with the resources in to make sure there are fully resourced that does require greater european contribution and perhaps you could say it's because the us is pulling back i actually think the us is is very firmly wanting to work with europe on this and that is one of the message is that obama came to share today. and if this was the first time he'd given a speech in the center in brussels russian sentiment is strong message for the transatlantic agenda when

one is even more news is that in two thousand and fourteen beat the united states still pulls a lot of weight. among the sit downs over the past two days in brussels. perhaps the most overlooked one is the one that barack obama orchestrated between the leaders of japan and south korea on tuesday. a very happy with getting the student of the same room and the rising nationalism and the saber rattling in the far east and one asian watcher told me only the us has the ability to strong arm the stew to a table yet states is growing isolationism calls for france's foreign minister openly wary of a speech he gave back in november the new saint of the choice which i do believe is perfectly understandable has consequences. nobody can take over from the americans especially for military appointed him. given the power of the united states american disengagement if this be the proper way to qualify it is a global disengagement the risk of letting major crises faster

on their own. the defense leaders themselves in that situation. also on attending the nato meeting in june two thousand and twelve when he was just elected he had campaigned against socrates former policy regarding nato and then when he was elected the first thing he would they do in today's washington meeting and approve the whole anti missile strategy which is i'm in mind. it is from france and the fact about the having the product of their holding a strategy which for france's a total loss of military strategic and i so have you known seventeen s comprehensive multi lateral should be an epic tuesday the road. i would say that in the gamble of time. we didn't is it that he's a mission to try it too. i would say address the west

the americans. tomorrow monday west in general trying to explain to them that the world is different and in these different world there is a narrow single monopoly dinner. and that russia claims to be one of the center's tough decision and right away going back to me. let's take a two day speech obama. it's a good thing that came to europe and to renounce his speech arrowhead pond taking his philosophy and policy this policy about europe is set in he's the dedication for its ease the situation with iraq we the ukraine. we cremated and the danger of the taleban is that the legacy the atmosphere for the discretion of each dangerously reminding the situation off. before the end of the cold war while grind after the recent crisis

he was with pressures involved with that for example the syrian crisis was supposed to be rezoned the uranium problem. corner the results show wants the west and russia. agree on terms of coming to agreement and two together for the same notion of an international crisis. there is no way out once it does not. it's in danger of a country with a teardrop moments of weakness meteorite deals with strength and conviction. still very open to the concept of multilateral isn't the firm eye on russia. what makes us different is that we welcome premises. just as we welcome the responsibilities that come up with global leadership. we look to the east and south and see nations poised to play a growing role on the world stage and we consider that a

good thing. it reflects the same diversity that makes us stronger as a nation the forces of integration and cooperation in europe has advanced for decades the role of challenges their increasingly global. all of us have an interest in nations stepping forward to play their part. to bear their share of the bird. and to uphold international norms we nationalize the united states don't apply in don't read if i can be misused in a state is the country and the world of alaska's right flank and the core fundamental conventions of the aisle for instance i'm human and environmental issues the kyoto protocol he conducts issue after issue but there's one thing in any faith is not you know in favor of is those core international principles. so you know that it's not you might even stop the invasion of iraq and did so that doesn't need to be repeated and they're something there's a double standard here that is is it lacks it

lacks credibility in its mouth. the room for debate on the ride back to the yes to my dad said that that the u of u s is the only country not to agree to change the formula at the imf which at that time again adds to that point. we're going to go back to an earlier and the men and two front of the discussion love and of course i'm in russia and topic in general and the crimea a situation the in the immediate crisis with ukraine is dominating the trans atlantic at attention at the moment but the transatlantic cooperation the transatlantic agenda is so much deeper and richer than magically take a look at any number of global crises where capital's the crowd with europe and across europe and the us and european american cooperation were generally says his team were almost perhaps the question whether whether it's working smoothly. i think it is functioning. i did and the name of this cash prize

i hope none of them but i think it's functioning regularly consistently constantly and you were about to put into the text and that it's being tested and ready to its details about its interest in another domain as it is a not mentioned in a game in the speech which is the trade negotiations is free trade negotiations hasler is in a mismatch realizing the last couple of weeks that he's a master card stock transactions to receive bank in russia ended in the bb feel the pinch. we realize that the nice trade negotiations. when it comes to the internet e commerce the cards are in the hands of the merits. leaving the mismatch between the beach in europeans and americans or europeans and americans. due to a family. a i'm a strong believer in free trade so i am not saying

that's the americans or europeans haven't written or anyone actually hasn't tried to bend rules to their own favor. and so they're obviously issues they are issues about data protection you can as the americans. soo a european company in the european court of the over infringement of the duke and if you're european citizen and a european company in us bought. and the overall consensus that. no one may not share it but the fewest shared the assumption that the trade is good and bad in the end that favors people it is best a starting point and i think it's a matter of how he negotiated how do you move forward in the us and their issues and thorny ones in the story once the culture there is obviously the same as normal. and a chemically manipulative chickens and all europeans are so scared off and so far one of them. and

yes i mean i'm not saying that there are no issues and of course. those ngos trade negotiations are on the right track and keeping fit with what's happening crime unit that's what i mean pushing those negotiations forward they may because they force the europeans and even the americans to realize that they better get their act together on that if they have other stuff to worry about him i think i would associate the toll from the economics from the way the economic sanctions are being played out today. i think the idea of seeing if you'll go into crimea i kick you out of that of south kensington off your bill in this apartment is ludicrous and that i think the europeans and americans shouldn't worry about the european union. he has a scheduled for noon which is not forthcoming. i knew atonement elections. so around again then maybe what will happen is that is an ally of reprimand them on

the under achieving self because i think it will be an important issue in all the countries around the edges because in europe the yankees are the ones who can be and are supposed to raise the hand yes or no regarding this shithole and use it i'm going to be a major issue and added you are talking about testing the transatlantic nominations and one thing that but you know is very vital for which the nsa anything yet. i mean how can that be wired to the bone realizing on view a nation than anything else but when you have the attitude of the president's any outing with the brazilian fans and in madras and canceled meetings she she she she she and tighten up some some respects from the states and the other hand it to death also known to all he does is meant for only twenty things about a month to go somewhere you know and try to run ahead and hit it on other situations that brings with it. it was written by the nfa

to become the first responders citizens ten times worse than the nsa has only been and are not said what would happen stance on the at how easy it really was no telephone supervision and eighteen that means that the declarations in the findings of that it snowed and i think are very clear that the eye the weather the trade negotiations. are they getting good for everyone and asking me that i had to pop the question to you bruce and saying did you think that a trade deal would be good for both sides. i think there was last in this conversation in the broader conversation is that overhead of the economic benefits of this. we have to act in phase two challenges here if we cannot. the us and european union. come to some agreement then we must accept that

the oven. integration of economies across the globe has stopped for the time being. on that maybe god that may be that bad. i think we have to win and confront the fact that the two largest economies the world cannot bring and share a lot of common values cannot integrate economies further then add in an economic integration as we've noted in the postwar period is over for at least our lifetimes second and more importantly is that of the chinese in particular are going to be watching. and if they see that europe and united states cannot. another common standards come up with common regulatory process is based on the rule of law and transparency. the chinese will take note. already companies are telling us the americans and europeans unless you have a common standard across the atlantic for cell phones for example we will accept the chinese standard and that will impose costs on but your companies that will put you in a competitive disadvantage that

they open up those those technologies to other kinds of nefarious things that are as bad as what the nsa has done and that's the challenge we face in this agreement and i think it's not nearly enough. the focus on those to this issue. production is trying to reach the two experts who knew the economy and and and education in the crisis over ukraine. i think that they would shoot to be very careful. the ropes trying to use economy. i can means of political pressure or is he trying to solve the current and after all i would say short term political crisis which can be sold by different ways by deep romantic consultations and after all this can be too much exaggerated because the free world economy into these. we are all raised on the long term consequences

and on the other hand there is another aspect. after all what is the main condition already see the guarantee a gaze the fact that the current crisis may turn to be in the new cold war it's the inter dependence he's the interdependence of crashing economy with the world economy with the west and with the european economy. an option which looks much more pressure and minutes. putin's actions across the world not only creamy or say. a man in the case of ukraine is the fact that russia may suffer. great beasts his return he will discover he's no more the soviet union which was a self sufficient those are mexican. to make it from the world economy seats in economy. open to the world. it's a society which is also wishing to stay open to the world and is going to be the most important limits that would

guarantee us again to continue. i'm forty two that's where we're going to need it now. thank you very much andre crouch up front to get a job. jakob has been laura thompson and chris stokes for being with us from washington thank you for joining us here in austin to today. i was. it is. did. we

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