viewers energy future pressure to do you need isn't his first trip to brussels since resigning to the kremlin. also the south talking terror on trade routes were of course only grown campaign dividing gettman and why the country's leadership seems to be quiet about said. we had already over a million documents being prepared to be released. on our son's promises to reveal the secrets concerning every government in the world to ask him lays out his battle plan for twenty sets him the christmas address of his embassy hideout in the.

international news line for most this is all see with me. and welcome to the program on continental energy issues are said to gather steam with president putin in brussels for talks with european union leaders russia's the largest oil and natural gas exporter the twenty seven nation block but such a big partnership really comes without hurdles as an exciting explains. the media and the analysts are expecting a very interesting russia e.u. summit in brussels with the russian president attending it personally obviously the talks between. we will focus on the energy issues we know that russia has built already built several gas pipelines which will deliver the russian gas to the european continent but still there are some contradictions remaining between russia

and brussels with the latter of course accusing gas of breaking the rules of the market and now the very interesting part of the summit will probably be dedicated to the accusations from the european union of human rights violations in russia in particular. case and the recent law which was adopted in the united states and of course the law which was adopted in russia just recently just a couple of days ago as a starting response to the magnitsky law in the united states what is particularly interesting about this summit from the economic point of view is that it's happening i mean a financial crisis in the eurozone and some analysts the media have already been speculating whether this summit may eventually show if you're up to see russia as a strategic partner in the very dark times it is going through right now or it wants to stick to rather difficult and difficult position on many issues with russia as we are as well as the media and the analysts are expecting that putin

will reconfirm russia's stance on the syrian conflict that it must be resolved at the negotiation table in full accordance with the international law this is something that has already touched upon during his annual press conference in moscow on thursday you know we're not concerned about the fate of assad's regime we understand what's going on there the family has been in power for forty years in undoubtedly there is demand for change. but we're concerned about what happens next in the country we just don't want ongoing strife between today's opposition if it takes power in the current government if they become the opposition it can't go on forever so obviously will be in for a very long and interesting day and we'll be bringing updates and all the latest information as we get it here in brussels the never ending civil standoff in syria and possible ways to end the violence that were raised by russia's foreign minister in exclusive interview with sergei lavrov believes bass was moved to deploy patriot

missiles on the turkish border isn't only designed to protect against tribes from syria so there are indications the systems may well turn out to be against iran and while talking about the push for regime change in syria the foreign minister insisted that russia will play no part. in the business of regime change and some of the. regional players were suggesting to us why don't you tell president to leave we will arrange for some. safe haven for him. my answer is very simple if indeed those who suggested this to us have this in mind they should take a directly to president that's why shall they use us as postman. if president assad is interested this must be discussed directly with him.

and you can all chance he's full interview with sergey lavrov here on monday. yemen's your husband's president has assumed control of the country's ballistic missile also after purging the military of rivals to his leadership it was feared that the on they would refuse to go along with the moves on shoring in more turmoil in a country called between uprisings drone strikes and al qaeda going to check on votes at stake. as washington continues to make a moral case for its covert wars on terror yemen is presented as a place that is full of terrorists getting ready to attack america but very few think of yemen as a chokepoint a vast economic interest yemen is the poorest country in the middle east but it's sitting on one of the most important trade routes in the wall the bubble may end up

straight most people have heard about the southwest world war three almost broke out over the canal right that's how important it is but bob amanda doesn't instantly ring a bell although it's basically an extension of this west canal and is a similar strategic importance almost all of europe's trade with china japan india and the rest of asia passes through babel meant every day that's how important it is some argue that washington sees terrorism in yemen as a problem in a says that it could have an adverse impact on economic interests at stake the united states wouldn't be engaged in such a conflict if it didn't hold very specific geo political and strategic city or the us. access to that bob i'm on the straight which is one of the highest trafficked waterways in the world. the u.s. already has a vast military presence in the persian gulf to secure key oil shipping lanes under

the banner of chasing terrorists the us is setting up new drone bases on the arabian peninsula including one in djibouti which is on the other side of the strait of the arrangement of the united states government has with the yemeni government is basically one of bribery we bribe them with money and weapons and in exchange we get to bomb their country with impunity. but it may be a dangerous proposition for the yemeni government because of the uproar this crisis of caused among the population. an american plane on this place and killed seventeen people they were innocent they did not deserve to die he wanted so late to go we were protesting a year for it to happen he left what do we have now americans are coming to our land to kill us the journalist who shot these images of a two thousand and nine drone strike in yemen that killed fourteen women and twenty one children is now in jail abdullah high to shine was accused of aiding terrorists

it was about to be with me but the yemeni government reverse this decision after a call from the white house. because of the secrecy surrounding the program there is no way of knowing when the administration is out of targets and some fear washington might continue the bombings to maintain control in the region the challenge here is something similar to what happened. in former yugoslavia where when they were looking for targets. in serbia prior to the dayton accords the military. planners came to to richard holbrooke and they said well you know honestly we've run out of targets we've bombed everything. in holbrooke so we have to keep this bobbing up and. we've already had these stories that bomb them again find secondary targets because they needed to keep up the pressure now my fear is that order to keep up the pressure on al qaeda or its associated organizations united states will explain you know its definition of who is

a legitimate target washington is helping the current yemeni government in order for. the u.s. friendly enough to allow the u.s. to bomb them as washington see fit and friendly enough not to mess with this vital trade really enough not to mess with that kind of a prop by the united states as often lead to eliminating much of the local population that sooner or later gets the sense that their government is serving its own interests and the interest of those thousands of miles away in washington i'm going to. ration is sounding the retreat as the cost of conflict become too much to bat in the few minutes we pull from the rush to pull its troops from afghanistan because the bill's pretty indefensible sunt. traps about and we can add said julian assange says his whistle blowing web site is ready to reveal more game changing data next had dressed his supporters and the

media that gathered outside the ecuadorian embassy in london where he's been and six months. the world's media and a lot of supporters have come out for him this evening also holding a candlelight vigil he called the crowd when he came out a sight for sore eyes and then he mocked his six months in the embassy by talking about it saying that he entered the building and it's become his home and his office to the prince. who had taken him in and then he said that he had taken him to cater to the people here unlike two hundred thirty two journalists who are currently in jail all over the world he named a few of them and he also spoke of bradley manning who have put is accused of leaking documents to wiki leaks and he said he suited journalists and others to stand up to oppression let's listen in to what he's got to say people often ask what can i do the answer is not so difficult to learn how the world works

challenge the statements and intentions of those who seek to control us behind of. democracy and more nikki unite in common purpose and common principle to design document finance. loon. act now two thousand and twelve. he has written a book he's also made a show for our state and wiki leaks has continued to release documents but it seems that two thousand and thirteen will be no less busy a team have prepared a million documents which they promise to release with information that he says relates to every single government around the world and he also reiterated his plans to run for the australian senate so the message here is he might be cut cooped up inside the at the door and embassy base certainly not resting on his laurels. germany's learning a hard lesson of electricity how seven million people are struggling with basic

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markets financed scandals find out what's really happening to the global economy. financial headline news joining to cause a report on our. i've got this done is proving to be a problem britain can afford with the government revealing a seventeen billion pound bill for the wall so far what makes it even harder and tougher to sort of hobo is the muscle state which the regime that's underway discussing course wherever they can point to buy a car has a story. seventeen billion pounds the british government has just revealed that

that's been the cost of the so far eleven year of war in afghanistan now it was a very field at the same time as a clearer timetable was announced for troop withdrawal from the region but it's those seventeen billion pounds that are being spent that have been spent on for the war on top of the existing defense budget which means the estimates for the final price tag for the afghan war might be something around twenty rounds and of course the u.k. is going to keep sending money to afghanistan after twenty fourteen they're going to be sending something like seventeen million pounds for our aid towards the afghan national security forces after twenty fourteen and this is all at the same time as the government announcing prolonged austerity at home that's going to continue until at least twenty seven hundred twenty eighteen and the chancellor announcing that there's going to be extra welfare cuts and an extra ten billion pounds slashed from the welfare budget i'm joined by john hillery who's the

executive director of the property charity board on white john eleven years later seventeen billion pounds down the line about money have been better spent elsewhere you could hardly really think of any worse way of spending the money as you say if you pointed out here in britain we're seeing a norm is cuts to government spending and to the world for budgets about twenty five billion pounds in total which actually it's almost the same as been spent in the war in afghanistan defense spending can be justified but this is seventeen billion pounds over and above the existing british defense budget it's a completely unpopular war people in britain want to the troops are.

huge losses this year together they'll need about thirteen billion euros worth of loans to step float and this is just days after the country's credit rating was raised six not choose from a selective default to be minors the you wish has been greek since to tighten their belts has already issued eighteen billion euros to keep the country's lenders afloat in the second bailout package back in may. there's research and i'm being a jerk this time for the country's top prosecutor was drew his resignation abraham had pressured judges not to release protesters opposed to president morsi his fate will now be decided by the justice minister it was preparing for a second round of voting on a controversial draft constitution which has split the country into its opponents saying these haste to endanger it creating an islamist state. firefighters are

still battling a massive fire on the outskirts of the niger and so often or oil pipeline exploded there on monday it sort of feeds trying to sign to no fuel cause the blast the head of the nigerian national petroleum corporation which owns the pipe said the recent rise of subs is seriously disrupt energy supplies to some parts of the country. allan here's where you might want to have surgery if you're expecting the world to end it's a small town in southern italy or trained in group pretty as all survive any of mine apocalyptic predictions doom mongers have also descended on guatemala to mark what they think will be the end of the world and in a few minutes who report on how people around the world are preparing for the end of the mind calendar with some turning i suppose final hours into profit.

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is good business for us it's kind of like being a doctor you know if there's a disaster businesses. better unfortunately. to become one of the walls industrial tysons you need a workforce that's where you feel anything but grim statistics in the heart of europe for millions of adults a big love behind because they have trouble of losing and twice in his also his piece all over. germany and engineering giant a footballing colossus a nation at the very forefront of modern european civilization and this when when i was younger and my friends asked if i wanted to play football i was awaiting it even though i wanted to i was afraid that i might have to read something and that would reveal my problem that i couldn't read or write properly statistics from the ministry of education suggest around seven and a half million germans are functionally illiterate and that means that they can

read or write single sentences but nothing more complex than that tim taylor fellner left school without the skills needed to get by in the world he turned to adult education and now works to help others. on the toughest part he says is getting people to confront their illiteracy. there are plenty of people who realize that they have problems you notice that in yourself but you try to hide it many are in denial they think they're ok and they're able to keep it covered up always making it. but. tim says large class sizes coupled with parents too busy at work to spend time reading at home has allowed some kids to slip through the cracks also wonder the radar is an estimated three hundred thousand adults who cannot read or write at all the government is running programs to try and tackle this but the numbers and rolling in courses is a drop in the ocean compared to the millions affected here i know you think no one

should leave school without the minimum required skills to function as a member of society this is a major issue and something we hope not only able to make sure it doesn't happen in future but to also help those who have problems now with one program that is looking to help functionally illiterate adults in and around the city of cologne has got employers involved. from small local businesses to huge manufacturing giants they've agreed to give staff with literacy problems so they can attend classes that get us on our boats plots it has been a very successful way of getting education to people who perhaps don't have the time to attend regular classes it benefits the employees as well they get to contribute to the local community and enrich their own received employee is with more skills. if a bit is. despite the good work being done by programs like this one out of the estimated seven point five million functionally illiterate people in germany. only

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it's a job but it's also a religious vocation that's pushing her to constantly find new ways of developing a business. today she visited this cave in the denver area. it's a more than. this spot is for sale and robin is thinking about buying it for the construction of more underground shelters if somebody was to light a fire or something and hear what about the ventilation with the smoke or something like that you probably would want yourself back in a small room with a fire or anything like that but when something like this we are close to an entrance there's a lot of here when you probably feel right ok. you think it's

a good survival it's like i do a cave like this we could easily howls a thousand or so people and me so it would be a great project a great resource to have. for robin it's the perfect place but her family seems a little less enthusiastic would you like to live in a cave like this if it was like mandatory. but if it's. about according to robin the girls will surely not have the choice because according to her be well and truly visible starting with the crumbling of christian values in our modern societies if you go to one ball societies if you go to one bookstore how many of those books and how many of those movies do you think that jesus christ himself could watch and that will tell you how many things are going to get burned. len's out of the world for him to be a part of it again so he's going to come back there's going to be

a cleansing process the millennium for so that tells you how bad the world could possibly be. living quarters for a large family in a bunker being sold up to two million euros. to meet the demand real estate projects like these are sprouting up all over the united states. just a few months ago larry hall was building skyscrapers but today in the middle of the kansas plains in a spot he means to keep secret this businessman has decided to devote his time to a project worthy of the pharaoh's. heights sixty meters deep this was formerly a launching ramp for nuclear missiles. larry bought it for next to nothing. about it level seven you were never in a residential area.