well you can. read the latest science and technology from the realms. we've got the future covered. with the e.u. struggling to keep the euro flows with bailouts for portugal and greece unemployment hit spain looks to be next in line for a costly rescue package. colonel gadhafi becomes a legitimate target for a nato air strike as international prosecutors prepare charge libyan leaders with war crimes. and bloodstained birthday on the anniversary of israel's relation israeli troops only showered on arab protesters killing sixteen at one thing doesn't.

this is r.t. coming to you live from moscow one pm here in marina joshua into the program the latest africa to prevent eurozone members and the single currency falling into the financial abyss begin why europe and european ministers will meet to discuss the effectiveness of bailouts for portugal and greece concerns have been raised that the measures are not working in greece portugal struggling economies desperate for a seventy eight billion euro rescue package well across the border in spain there were breaks of violence during protest against austerity cuts as the country struggles to deal with record high unemployment and artie's sarah first reports madrid could be next in line for you hand out. first greece. and now portugal as the usa is bailout but number there are now serious concerns that spain could be the next to topple. protesters throughout europe clamoring to

the case even more taxpayers' money being plowed into rescuing others that could have done that i don't think that. i think that. that is because that is a good thing i don't think five makes about it believe it was forty three percent of under twenty five that it was like the whole labor market the focus was still so i do think i think that this going to be. something that the usa is problems weren't enough there is now talk of police the full thing and it's even potentially accepting the year. and portugal's recent bailout is reported to be worth around seventy eight billion years that spain is the euro fulfill largest economy the different challenge altogether if it fails.

if the situation happens when the markets would not manage it buying out of spain's debt is the most catastrophic scenario for the e.u. what will the e.u. do i think and many experts share my opinion that the e.u. will do the utmost to avoid the scenario would any cost because spain is too big to fail. then you got a computer the big question now is just how much longer can the usa continue bankrolling going bust as the spiraling tech crisis continues to escalate as a ministers are struggling to maintain a united front. of financial survival for such countries especially in canada seriously course in danger of the euro this me lead to a period of two currencies the euro a strong group of countries using your and the rest of. the european commission will take time to think over there is for adopting the other. which would you

think continues to play down speculation that it would be the next time feeds off her bat out this problems continue in greece i did not vote for the possibility of same becoming the next year you think the teeth of remains very real and right now you're ok and ideal and the reality is not to be so far apart. that's the big threat. well for more on the european bailouts let's talk now to have your ideas humanise professor of economics at the university of nevada who is in madrid for us thank you for being with us or now spain is in severe economic straits realistically speaking can avoid a full collapse without being bailed out. well i think so i think i would not call siri your dire straits it's it's you know it's not complicated situation you know girls prospects are weak it's recovery. with respect to the other countries in the

area but there are many by and watched my konami caters spain is fundamentally sound. it's. only sixty percent perhaps the biggest problem responders economy right now is our unemployment rate which is around twenty one percent the entire situation in the cities is so i would call it goes too far from from catastrophic. well how do you assess the economic situation in the european union i mean look at all the bailouts of bailout plans there and what is this a sign of is this a sign that the e.u. is failing as an institution well it's a sign that the euro project needs stronger. and stronger colleague. as long as you were in the euro area she said so plus us versus them it's clearly not going to work you need some form of all physical

transfers of the euro why used to be sure if you want to project going otherwise you will sooner or later we would fail let's talk now about the situation in greece as we know you're on after it's the economy there is not showing signs of improvement and some accuse greece of not trying hard enough so how much longer in your opinion can't you see bailing it out. well greece is a relatively small country so sure there is some leeway for for extra help for improving their long. standing. but it's clear that we're just. waiting for a time and in seclusion the reforms are needed if you if you're going to the eurozone to get. these problems cannot go on forever and perhaps the

restructuring is not such a. or at least is something that must be contemplated. now mr madison talks have been overshadowed by news of the arrest of dominic strauss kahn has spoken out in support of giving greece a second chance so how will these absence of fact the course of the meeting today i think you know this is good news but but these to do so are should be before people are going seen girl if i go to. some other brazil is missing of course it will be us from all the louis to undo some of the. nominated intimately charge of discussion as to how those discussions but i don't see you don't need your. dogs by two or three days and do the whole thing. we can stick you. right have already as

a man as professor of economics at the university of navarro thank you very much for being here with us on the program thank you my pleasure. what an arche line from moscow remember to keep an eye on our twitter and facebook page to get a very latest updates on developments there you will also find more on our developing stories as well as photos videos and polls. there are calls from within today you know a coalition to step up the bombing campaign against of the be interesting and

possibly even kill colonel gadhafi the leader is clinging to power despite nearly two months of grueling airstrikes britain's military chief says the campaign is failing to topple gadhafi and wants to hit more targets and his role general sir david richards insisted killing dopy in an airstrike would be within the rules coalition officials have previously deny targeting him personally and all this comes as international prosecutors prepare to bring charges of war crimes against these leaders trying caster jarrett's lending says the u.s. went after gadhafi because he didn't meet their criteria. the u.n. is nothing more than a tool of a barack look at the hypocrisy coming out of the united nations as they go ahead and they'd libya with their humanitarian dogs i mean how could people be so ignorant in ept in uncaring it dropping bombs on moammar gadhafi home oh they call it is. his command and control center it's is how this was supposed to be

humanitarian mission while at the same time they turned a blind dog to what's going on in the ivory coast with millions of refugees what's going on in the sudan and what's going on in yemen and bahrain it's the club they only prosecute who they want to prosecute and when you're a member of the club you're excluded it's the united. states policy of going after those they don't like doing business with as opposed to those they are doing business with that are actually committing even more heinous crimes professor vernon's ian durrant a high profile leader of a radical and to vietnam war group back in the sixty's sounds the killing of civilians whoever does it is an act of terror. bombing from the year in order to save people is a terrible idea it goes bad people don't like it usually is terrorism because it's killing civilian people in large numbers i think that you can call it you know

a message of. war to free people but i think that of course you have wars of power of always been wrapped in. paper and ribbons of democracy bringing education freedom to people it's terrorism where you end up yes army civilian populations i can. watch the full interview with professor byrne of the in your next hour here on our t.v. . it's been a day of violence in the middle east where israeli troops fired on protesters along three hostile borders as demonstrators attempted to cross into the country the clashes broke out another but day the anniversary of the founding of the jewish state palestinians lost their homes or were expelled at least sixteen people were killed near the lebanese syrian and gaza warders tear gas and rubber bullets were

used in an attempt to stop or tester's crossing into israel security officials said they sustained in areas as well prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he hoped calling would return but warn the country is determined to protect its territorial integrity and little activists sammy says protesters can stand against israeli forces. what has been happening since nineteen forty. we are having millions over three g.'s and they are not allowed to come back to their homes while you know that you have these soldiers jewish immigration from all over the world coming to the land the desire that was promised to them by got two thousand years ago or a little bit more the people who were expelled during the war of one thousand forty eight sixty three years ago part of them still alive i'm not allowed to get back though the israelis also don't want them to commemorate this got their strophe that happened to them in one thousand nine hundred the thread the police didn't want to get back who is the last moment thing i can think of with the israeli violence

against and the prevention of these people to get back for the last six to three years is a serious ghattas are for the most of the world unfortunate enough and they are living to all the israeli life or saying that there are these people who are throwing stones some people might and then going through songs on the borders what would happen does this huge massive forces of israel if people are so some stones on the borders. well beyond the latest violence israel is also accused of blackmailing people in gaza to become collaborators palestinians say they are trapped and are often only allowed to leave by green. to become informers for israeli intelligence. reports. the latest weapon of war targeting the sick and the helpless and denying them health care unless they become soldiers for the other side. i needed urgent surgery which couldn't be done here in gaza i had to get jerusalem but when i arrived at the emirates border crossing i

was arrested by the israeli security service they brought me into a building for questioning kept me there from ten in the morning until six in the evening. the payoff is simple become an informant and get a permit to leave gaza for medical care in israel jordan or the palestinian with ban or refuse and face the health risks and it's not casual operation but one which is highly planned and targeted involving senior israeli intelligence officers according to the man who says he was put under severe pressure to collaborate. during those long hours colonel mushy for the mossad trying to bargain with me he said that if i refused i would go blind and will be said back to gaza without permission to get to jerusalem for. some stories familiar to my new role in dozens of similar cases across his desk each month as organization physicians for human rights represents patients from gaza whose permits to leave for medical treatment have been delayed or rejected by israel he says ever since i must took over gaza in

two thousand and seven many of the roughly a thousand people who apply each month to leave gaza for health care outside are turned down sometimes in different between. for medical care is a different life or. whatever they can to exit. question but unfortunately use this very sensitive situation to recruit people but these really government denies it's taking advantage of the situation and rubbishes the claims as nonsense people who have been refused entry for security reasons have to explain. and find a reason why they weren't allowed in but let's be clear the numbers speak for themselves eighteen thousand gazans in two thousand and three and they entered israel for medical treatment is the allegation that all eighteen thousand are working for israeli security it's simply ludicrous palestinian informers

potentially provide important information for the israeli army but spying for israel is seen as treason by palestinians and is punishable by death hamas also accuses israel of using social networking sites like facebook to access the private information of arsons and i says the israeli army then blackmails those guardians of innocently published information about their friends and family online. as well but some although he refused to be swayed and paid the price. they sent me back to goza because i'd rather be sick i'm doing something cooperate with the israeli. home of the as gaza moves closer to egypt but for me gyptian president hosni mubarak now to the picture palestinians believe that a more nervous israel will be seeking new tactics to oppose them that's why they think they're going to be informers and invisible weapon but often the most damaging of all to militant movements is likely to remain

a top priority for israeli intelligence policy r.t. israel. so i have for you this hour here in our team better safe than sorry taking your life in your own hands russia and others look at ways to cash in on a turn of the ways to protect against a tangible disaster you know whatever form it cards. and i'll take a look at some other stories from around the world at least seven people have been killed in western syria in the way this crackdown by security forces hundreds of watertown are alkali as authorities attempt to crush a revolt against the government international pressure is mounting on syria over brutal crackdowns on anti-government protesters what's. eight hundred killed more than a thousand arrested two months the e.u. and u.s. have imposed sanctions with washington even considering they are in president assad's eleven year rule unlawful. least twenty seven people have been killed by gunmen in a drug raid in northern region of guatemala most of the victims were b.

had it the massacre happened close to the mexico border when a ranch was attacked by around two hundred assailants police believe the killings are related to drug trafficking and were possibly carried out by a gang of former enforcers for mexico's gulf cartel. japan is why they the no go zone around the crippled fukushima nuclear plant beyond thirty kilometers about five thousand people have been moved into public housing and hotels in nearby cities and you have accusations began after a melting fuel rods created the whole of the reactor chamber japanese engineers are now trying to come up with a new plan to stabilize the stricken reactor as radioactive material continues to leak. while the is experiencing the worst rainy season in its history coniston showers just of amber have caused flash flooding on the atlantic coast of the country overflowing rivers have washed away towns and farmland forcing thousands of

people to flee their homes experts say this summer could see the worst hurricane season for decades. nature's unpredictable and some pessimists are not taking any chances big bucks are being spent on everything from building a bunker in the bad garden to investing in a no style armageddon proof are. discovered kerry voters are more than a willing to cash in. the tsunami in japan. the earthquake in haiti. the gulf of mexico oil spill big disasters are rarely out of the headlines. and many say the worst is yet to come there's only one way to be safe this is a cold war era bunker and here soviet army personnel were meant to be kept safe from chemical biological and most important nuclear attack these days apocalyptic fears have changed and so have the solutions. welcome to. unknown play for the rich

just outside moscow recently as well as the wrecking how's that resemble fortresses . to build bunkers strong enough to withstand a disaster of biblical proportions the company that makes them the end of the world awaits can be used as vaults and watch our free negotiation rooms which was used because it was the first client a successful person thinks he's free from fear he has the reinforced doors the bodyguards the money but then suddenly events happen then outside their control and these people realize no one is safe since last year we have followed invent beakers efforts to build an armageddon proof capsule full isn't a hundred thousand dollars. so far there's been little demand. aiming higher. twenty first century. a multimillion dollar building that can

sustain itself in any environment. and growing its own food all powered by the natural source of energy around it. several countries are interested in the project we are going to see this made from a blueprint to real construction. the future will tell whether people will be prepared to invest their money in fear and a sort of cold war because. they never have to be uncertain here as. never came true either. a final or on our website regular updates are waiting for you and here's some of what we've got for you there right now. the story of an egyptian woman has long tragedy turned into a political event causing a large religious classes in cairo. in tennis player maria sharapova is back

on top of her game find more about her triumphs and roll. it out for a business update with katrina. hello and welcome to the business bulletin for r.t. for this hour it's deadline day for the share swap and uptick exploration deal between b.p. and rosneft in a bid to salvage the block venture the two oil majors have been holding eleventh on a go she ations with a r b b's current partners in russia for more i'm joined by vladimir doesn't cost the head of research at north have to thank you so much for joining us now do you think you're close have been given to us about the state of

negotiations at this stage over the weekend russian energy minister sergei go say that he thought a solution would be found what should we actually read into that do you think that will have the world who finally afterwards it should be one way or another the thing is obvious this is the kind of complicated it's been too long way too long for this kind of simple solution. that a certain order deal will be finalized but more rain now let's see him a half a year from now because formally. announce the deal. formal agreement in the matter is a matter of fact there is no mutual accord on what to do next and after that because the interest of the two companies has not been properly we aligned the thing is basically in the initial stage we created the position of.

the because. they have tried to the be waylaid certain provisions in this. deal right for we submitted the claim to have it won an arbitrator to untie this conflict right now we created the position because. he is not in the position to suggest that some form of financial remuneration for a mitchell compensation has to be paid to tink a b p just for the mare but that it is not in the position to technically to develop arctic sea shells it's not a rightful point therefore it has to wait patiently until b.p. will make up its mind what to do with it i understand what you're saying it but what do you think a solution could they do you think they will offer shares and can i mean and what do you think the actual package will be that they have been i can say what they cannot do right now explicitly is not willing to pay any case at the moment for

their own goal we deal that's number one and we have to make that. we have to. basically align the whole story to the sport and the next thing is that obviously is a win win situation for both. so they're going to go ahead and find a way that's number two number three is technical solutions technicals kind of shaky at this point so i think he's not going to pay cash right now but he will in a way to be. in some form of corporation just on that note what sort of position like how strong is a r.'s negotiating position because if the deal collapses won't that harm the value of teams. i don't think so i don't think it will substantial impair the shareholder value team q.b.p. because initially it was a very unlikely he will go ahead and participate in it will be as is this

partnership because as we previously it does not possess and this is cyclical. equipment and skills to do sort of complicated process projects on the market shelf therefore i don't think it will drastically. if you can impair the shareholder. because all the of the stuff in between can go further with your decision so this issue has to be very explicit were sharp and has put on paper right so you think that we will get a positive solution for all facets some really sooner or later it was thank you very much for coming in sharing information with us. now that secular at the markets crude oil futures continue to lose ground with the rest of the head of the

international monetary fund adding uncertainty to the resolution of europe's sovereign debt woes light sweet is trading at under ninety eight dollars a barrel brant is around one hundred twelve dollars a barrel this hour in asia and japanese nikkei closed in the red with requests in some commodity prices and the high again however shares of sony have seen a one percent came out of the company and now they have begun the restoration of its play station network and hong kong shares are also down more than one percent following a sell off in the commodity sector as a rising u.s. dollar made investors wary of risky as. it's. european stocks are lower and open on monday financial shares are the top losers with shares of society gerard generalities down around three percent also also stocks are trading in the red renard is losing one point three percent this hour. and here in moscow the markets continue with losses the r.t.s. is more than one percent in the red with investors selling off amid cheaper

commodities and let's have a look at some individual share moves now oil majors are among the main losers but both lukoil and gazprom more than a percent in the river sound and banking stocks are also under pressure the t.v. is down despite the news that my stock of joint insurance venture with the scallion generali. oil once again pushed the russian market significantly lower last week however there is a chance things will get better in the coming days that's according to senegal sidorov from unicredit securities these situations where virtually all the mortgages through with news leader intervals leave them only get worse is that just we're seeing degree of correction you know oil and other what it used to russia that it was you know that most of my personal fundamental use that sycamore you do this is a dollar still going to be going to be is nothing near nothing treats will believe it of the year is super cycle is still there so it's not unusual to see it at the time so for a correction though which you know if you're bullish doesn't reach you're going

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