woods just recently he was in the russian capital where he was trying to urge the russian president vladimir putin perhaps not not to sign off on a deal but try and sign off on a better deal netanyahu has repeatedly called this a bad deal and that is why when you have the u.s. secretary of state john kerry now saying that the deal will make israel safer may mean in the israeli capital will scoff at these words because this has been precisely the point that netanyahu has been trying to push home and that is that the deal will not only not make israel safer but it will not make the international community safer but it was a comment on saturday when the deal was still being finalized by the israeli minister of strategic affairs and the point that he made was that iran has to understand that it has commitment not to develop elements that will make an atomic bomb and this is really being the israeli position there's a yahoo repeatedly saying that he doesn't believe in the sincerity of the rand he doesn't believe that it will stick to its commitments in this deal and that the lifting of sanctions will merely give the iranians more time by which they can

develop some kind of nuclear bomb what is interesting is that we seeing a standoff between the israelis and the americans certainly by all kind of analysis the tension between netanyahu and the american president barack obama is now at one of those moments it's been a long time these rabies and the americans have been at loggerheads over this issue that on yahoo certainly seems to have lost this round but it is questionable whether or not he's going to step back from his threats to attempt to carry out some kind of military strike and in this respect there have been reports of behind the scenes these raids and saudi arabia working together on some kind of possible military option if indeed such a strike is hit the saudis have publicly denied this but the reports have suggested that the saudis have offered some kind of tactical support to these raids for example in the use of a space that these may be ball pains could fly over saudi arabia in the eventuality if indeed an attorney now who's to make good on his. it's and carry out some kind

of military strike against tim and. our politics very much indeed for bringing us the reaction from the television and especially the reaction from them and netanyahu knows they are there reporting from telling and prior to this round of talks there were reports that if a deal was struck in geneva israel may join forces with saudi arabia and a military campaign against iran the once unthinkable alliance of former foes is allegedly prompted by both nations refusal to accept any compromise into iran's nuclear program demobbed a policy director at the national rain american council however believes such a conflict is a very unlikely scenario. every time netanyahu wants another sanctions bill passed in congress to make sure to send signals to lawmakers here in the u.s. that hey you have to pass this bill otherwise you're going to have a war on your hands that israel is going to start and the united states is going to finish the saudis it on the same thing not as publicly i think that any time you

hear the israelis and now the saudis talking loud about military action that's a signal that military action is not necessarily being planned but that they're trying to use this as leverage in order to drive the hand of the u.s. or the international community in a certain direction when they start being quiet about a potential military strike that's when you have to think ok maybe something is actually underway here. well you watching our to live from moscow just a quick reminder here that world powers and iran have reached an a store of nuclear deal and being a decade long deadlock over iran's nuclear ambitions the break from came on the fifth day of intense talks after the foreign ministers from all six negotiating world powers and iran their road down the remaining obstacles in geneva are just bully boy who is there with a delegation of russia's foreign minister and you know joins us live to bring us more well all the way from geneva paula it's been a long long do tell us what happened and talk us through the made highlights of the

deal reached today. by them arena one of the men tests and kasian off to two sets of failed negotiations ten years of political wrangling over iran's shia issue twenty four hours of intense negotiations for the foreign ministers knocks in these crucial talks here a night of several hundred journalists camped out in the media center we finally have a breakthrough on this very important issue that's taken a very decades to come to any sort of progress on now that was so much i can't describe to you the sense of tension that we've had in the media center a juror in these talks that have been shrouded in secrecy very few leaks coming out up until the very last minute until now up until the news broke very natural indication about whether or not the deal was going to the deal was going to be made

or not so there's been a flurry of activity since we found out that it was in fact a deal now the russian foreign ministry says that the outline of the final agreement here coincides with all that russia had been proposing the offset in these nuclear negotiations now what are the details of the deal that we have. a moment well the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov has said that the agreement recognizes iran's right to a peaceful nuclear program but it would be undistracted conditions of inspections from the i.a.e.a. e a now it would involve a six month freeze of iran's nuclear program which would include the fact that no centrifuges are to be added no new rainy i'm in which meant facilities are going to be built and iran has agreed to stop enriching uranium to use the five percent that

crucially the construction of the iraqi head the warship facility which could potentially produce weapons grade plutonium that's in the agreement iran has agreed to hold so that is no longer a bone of contention that was one of the issues that was holding up these talks and really getting them into very intense stages now that is going to take place in exchange for a limited easing of economic sanctions for six months but a deal here in geneva has been made it may for the moment be merely an interim deal said negotiate negotiations are going to have to pick up again in six months time but there's a feeling of a historical breakthrough having been made nevertheless absolutely paula it's been a long night and of course we'll be bringing you more here on our team on the implications of the store deal reached today in geneva between iran and the six world yoshida powers for now though paula borger thank you so much and political

analyst former am i five officer and was sean says it's long been a clear iran was not seeking to build a nuclear bomb. one of the things that's been forgotten during all this debate about whether they are whether they're not trying to develop a nuclear weapons capability is that the u.s. national intelligence estimate of two thousand and seven which was the combined thinking of all sixteen of their intelligence agencies said very clearly back then that in their view iran had stopped trying to develop a nuclear weapons capability in two thousand and three and this was written in two thousand and seven and actually stopped the rush to war in fact george w. bush said biography that it stopped its capacity to go and invade iran and today this is been pretty much updated so there is no will as far as i can see you know within iran to try and develop this capability so it sounds very much like a lot of diplomatic hope there for various other background political reasons and i have to say if i were iran and i had been put on the list by george w.

bush ten years ago as one of the five trees of the axis of evil and then look at what happened the other countries which include libya iraq and syria why not wouldn't i want some sort of to terror and potentially although they've made very clear that they don't want to have that deterrent they just want to have a source of energy. and just a quick reminder for somebody maybe just joining us this is our breaking news story here in r t as world powers and iran have reached at historic nuclear deal and a decade long deadlock over iran's nuclear ambitions the breaks were came after more than four days of intense talks between iran and the u.n. security council's five permanent members plus germany all the foreign ministers from the six to go sheet of world powers rushed to geneva to push this through according to russia's foreign minister in the deal the world powers recognize iran's peaceful atom and the iranian enrichment under strict control of the i.a.e.a. un atomic watchdog of course now to ron in turn will limit its uranium enrichment to five percent instead of twenty percent and stop adding centrifuges and whole to

construction of the heavy water reactor in iraq the world powers will partially lift sanctions against iran for six months and unfreeze several billion dollars in reining in assets. while iran's rhetoric changed dramatically when his son rouhani came to power in august gareth porter journalist on u.s. national security policy says realized it's in iran's best interest to negotiate with the west. what the iranians wanted was to clear away all the sanctions and you know just to got to be the. really natural state of enmity between the states and iran they were primarily interested in the development of iran which they realized could only be successfully achieved through integration of iran's economy with the global economy so i think rouhani is fully

in line with that and what what they have want to do was really true to what and what it states has been. carrying out its own seat for the last thirty years which is really to treat iran as a kind of a major major. at antagonist major enemy of the earth and states except for the sort of union when it was still in existence i just remind you the key points of the deal there have already emerged first iran a will reduce its raymond richmond from twenty to a maximum of five percent its level ensures a peaceful use of atomic interior thereon is also supposed to stop adding new centrifuges sticking to our data equipment and keep a happy water reactor near the town of iraq non-operational the un should have around the clock ability to chat and control annia to any of enrichment plants in return sanctions will be lifted allowing to iran to regain control of some of its

assets said to be worth up to four billion dollars for a period of up to six months france was apparently the reason why the deal went down the drain two weeks ago to reek of ill from the institute of international and strategic relations explained why the country acted that way. france has a strategic and economic relations with a lot of course states like the united arab emirates so gary we are selling a lot to be scum trees so i think france is trying to show that you know our relationship the french relationship with them is not going to change and you know obvious countries are very anxious about iranian nuclear program so there is a. you know i think france wants to tell them you know we are not going to change we will just stay on your side for economic i would say not for economy christiane some strategic reasons ok we have we have a strategy coalition should present

a united arab emirates for example. and it will now be difficult for the u.s. to keep up the idea of their right as a threat to israel and that's the opinion of psoriasis of a poor or rich and a pan a researcher an expert on u.s. or iran relations better has been misinforming the public not just the american public but the whole world for such a long time that it's going to be very difficult for them to step back away from that to mention that iran is a threat to israel it's just something that is the fantasy and it's it's a fantasy this been built in order to continue supporting israel to sell arms to the arab neighbors in the region and also to to distract from everything that israel does in the region israel has between two hundred and four hundred nuclear warheads and if ever iran were to pose a threat to israel whether

a nuclear attack or if it were to build nuclear farms which it has not decided it is no match for israel's nuclear arsenal. well that was the rise of all region in the pan in iran experts on this earlier and iran's right to enrich uranium was thought to be the main stumbling block in striking the deal in geneva and here's what american and iranian foreign minister has had to say about it after the negotiations. we believe that the current agreement the current plan of action as we call it in this thing places. has a very clear reference to the fact that iranian. enrichment program will continue and will be a part of any agreement now and in defeating this first step but let me be clear this first step does not say that iran has

a right to enrich but no matter what interpretive comments are made it is not in this document there is no right to enrich within the four corners of the n.p.t. and this document does not do that. well let me know give us some of the highlights of the groundbreaking do you agree reached today in geneva between iran and six world powers they have reached in fact in the story nuclear deal and a good decade long deadlock over iran's nuclear ambitions the break from came after more than four days of intense talks between iran and the un security council's five permanent members plus germany all the foreign ministers from the six to go sheeting powers rushed to geneva to push this through according to russia's foreign minister in the deal the world powers recognize iran's peaceful atom and uranium enrichment under strict control of the i.a.e.a. the u.n.

atomic watchdog to iran internal will limit its uranium enrichment to five percent instead of twenty stop adding centrifuges and whole construction of a heavy water reactor and iran the world powers will partially lift sanctions against iran for six months and unfreeze several billion dollars and iranian assets . of course we'll bring you more news on this historic deal in just fifteen minutes time here on our team before that though we're bringing venture capital to stay with us. thank you cut out there was no trace of her this week the but the current thanks to the reality thank you also got it thanks to all these thank you the sound is making its way to the south they are told that

used to come to j.p. morgan i think you're. going to reached an all time high this week of a nine hundred dollars now that is paid if you have invested one thousand dollars a year ago and cashed in on that day you would have made over seventy six thousand dollars and the reason behind the huge gains were largely put down to us lawmakers hearing that virtual cars is all a legitimate financial service duress special meeting in congress with the same benefits and risks as a lot online payment systems another reason behind big clients later is gains as it's growing popularity in china now about a third of the world's big coin transactions now flow through the china exchange bt say so are now joined by the really who's the heads of the exchange ok bob what i want to know is why is the big question so you popular inside because has been

quite popular in china over the past few months due to come in you should know a lot where miss in china because it is a nation of savers people tend to see for the rainy day and because we want to you know when they see the heart where they are when they see their hard earned income they want to put the money to good use of the need to buy real estate either buy gold to buy stocks not be put in long term deposits in the bank and the big corners come up as i know that yet another way for them to to invest money while i. is the big so volatile because this way we've seen outrageous volatility a spin or that's raised the reason small towns because of supply demand in essence because because it's limited to twenty one million it turns out there's only about twelve million declines available today or daily volume has spiked to about eighty thousand two hundred eleven hundred ten thousand but going to day so as prices go up and up and up they are just not that many people or people who want to sell

because have already sold it because it's at lower prices so the next buyer who is eager to buy the coin at whatever price it is then has to buy at the very high price so you see a sharp jump in the price so what happens over time as there is more liquidity in the market that would sort of calm down a little bit in the price will be more normal but they want to regulate full there could it potentially till that point. i know i know a lot of people out there are free to begley should but i take a different perspective all the rules and regulations relating to currency do what i do because because because it is not a currency so this is sort of cash to me to wear and to because it is recognized it cannot be regulated yet people are free to be regulated so my cake is our business for my puppy mean we want the coin to be regulated in china we want china to take an active role in order to indorse and. promote a point in the space that would do you nation the sector so relay that talking to

us from shanghai speaking bt see china has just that we really appreciate your thoughts and we're now joined by. exeunt t.v. c.t.o. of the company that it invests in to big point doesn't is that right yes right we were the first company to make people and so our customers for the green investment to be buying i.k. so with that in mind what happened this week because that nine hundred mark what was going through your mind you must be pretty excited as well we were pretty calm about it because we knew that option is rising and that's why it was just one movement in the price and then it got back to the same levels and really the reason that it did. so much is because of what was happening in the u.s. the u.s. regulation talks are you can you know what that killed a bit going to show you that's part of its attraction the fact that it is private yes i think one of the main drivers this week was the us talk about the. the

guys on the internet they were really very optimistic because the government showed that they're ready to get involved into this digital currency being and we know that a month ago germany accepted bitcoin as legal problems are you just raising taxes and use it the same. so i think that government showed people that they are quite comfortable with it and they're looking for different ways too. come to regulation yeah and moving on so what is the future the break when you think that it's just going to get bigger and better and more improved is about your cars i think i think yes i see the future that it will become one of the major accounts car insists in the digital world when you first started investing into big quentin think people think you are mad yeah actually they still do they still do now even though it was up to the nine hundred s. but try to stay in the knowledge quiet for bust sporting like for four years.

you know more. has been proven by many millions of transactions over it so quite mature. and in terms of a portfolio how would you recommend going about it in terms of the because it is so volatile isn't it yes that's what i say it's all the investors not only because for classical stocks investors you should always diverse for you. but you know best from the risk from the big risk diversification that's why you should take just portion of your money and if you believe in the knowledge of others into bitcoin for example great advice just from flat call from exam to thank you for coming in today we really appreciate that. j.p. morgan chase will pay thirteen billion dollars for its part in the financial crisis of two thousand and eight the bank acknowledged serious misrepresentations to the public and investors about the real state of toxic mortgage loans leading up to the

financial crash and it's not all over for j.p. morgan the criminal part of the investigation will continue as well as charges over dodgy hiring practices in china and the huge london while trading losses. ukrainian government has suspended preparations to entering the free trade zone now we've got politics involved as well as the economy playing its part two with the iranian energy minister commenting that the decision was based on the best economic interests of his country. now we've got alexei yar chefs correspondent in ukraine for us giving us a full report on the details as to what's going on alexei what are the main issues at the moment than. well the main issue at the moment is that the government of ukraine decided to take a u. turn hundred eighty degree u.

turn from what was said about two months ago by joining the european union for a free trade zone basically it's been a matter of choice for ukraine all along the choice between the free trade zone with the e.u. and the customs union with russia and the c.i.s. countries everyone thought that ukraine would be joining the free trade zone with the european union but now it said that it suspended all preparations for signing the association deal and is looking to restore a crippled and damaged trade ties with russia and the c.i.s. countries simply understanding that the iranian economy its ailing already and would not be ready for such a leap of faith would not be ready for aligning itself with the european union and the european union on its turn never promised any kind of compensation for the potential economic damages that ukraine might have suffered and what about ukraine now one of the all said what's next on the table.

for the quite obvious option for ukraine now is to. basically estimate how they can avoid all these economic damages that is why according to the first vice prime minister of ukraine's government is the boy cause they're looking to create a three sided commission between russia the e.u. and ukraine to discuss potential. compensations of those damages and risks to graney an economy and how these things would be avoided we understand at the moment that the e.u. have is hasn't promised any kind of compensation to ukraine. in the next seven years is to be expected at the level of around one billion euro per year grain is estimated to be losing more than three billion euros a year if it severs its trade ties with russia so this is basically the only off. we bring norms dress to me thank you very avoid those losses because the surgeon we understand there to you is still looking to sign the association deal in the future

leave no results for those damages to a great economy alexei thank you for the day to. really appreciate it go in size and have a cover to get warm today the south stream will begin broad channel to serbia and a do worth two point four billion dollars construction is now underway for the natural gas pipeline to run under the black sea to bowl garrus and hungry before reaching out to western europe but there's a bit of a a spanner in the was because an official claims that the deal is in collision with the rules mr bush from the energy department said that is not in line with their rules since they do not allow for the politics which in this case would be gas problem mr bush he went on to say that an exemption could be granted but it's not been requested. corporate news now then we're going to start with the aircraft sector because boeing russia's largest titanium producer they've agreed to expand

the joint venture with autos will make plain parts of the euro's region boeing plans to spend around twenty seven billion dollars on russian titanium over the next decade. gazprom increased gas supplies to europe by fifteen point five percent in the first nine months of twenty germany turkey and if they remain the biggest buyers of russian natural gas. production telecoms giant will tell a call what's his ex boss to return a giant payout teva saved when leaving the company the golden parachute just seven million dollars paid to alexander provost told caused outrage. now in particular looking for food to this section of the show yes we're going to get up to the business yes we're going to talk to mr schoen solvers. misstepped. it's going really well for you this way so it's been amazing in fact these balloons be symbolic of the rise in my portfolio as things are just going great in fact bitcoin

you know if you remember i put twenty five percent of my portfolio into bitcoin it's forty four percent on top of that gazprom is up one percent the remaining seventy five percent of my portfolio was in gazprom which means i made it nearly twelve hundred dollars this week putting me up in like i've made money for the first time since this entire venture started my portfolio now at ten thousand dollars nine hundred ninety two was. fantastic good stuff so listen big going. all you. still going to have are you going to stay with a how do you still have you got to stick with that i've got the balloons to stick with it in fact i am going to stay twenty five percent in bitcoin because here's my theory because you know the holiday season is coming about in russia they do new year's and people are going to be buying gifts and what have you online shopping

that so i figure because it's going to be a good way to stay i'm also going to stay fifty percent in gas problem this time because it's starting to get cold people going to be using more energy i think it's a good time to stay in energy and then also. the potage wars i'm going to kind of go twenty five percent because i've got some idea that things are going to be stabilizing there which means prices are going to be better for the producers so i'm going to get involved in the potage wars twenty five percent so twenty five percent your colleague twenty five percent bitcoin to fifty percent gazprom is going to do for next week let's go. on the bale is. indeed congratulations i.k. that think that today's venture capital we've all kind of think cooling hasn't seen the performance of that surprising next week i'm going to be seeing how the crane get. on how the situation develops as well but if your risk is made up of some serious partying and celebrations today with that so the lights out take.

back in the day barack obama was elected because he was deemed to be the very end to this issue of george w. bush now instead of seeing differences between the two presidents we were reminded about what both have in common particularly like the poll numbers first on this program week is obama serving issues with china.

breaking news here on our t.v. a triumph of diplomacy a deal between six world powers and iran over its nuclear program has reached the fact that we're putting an end to a decade long standoff so-called first stage agreement puts iran's nuclear program a hold exchange for partial sanctions really a correspondent in geneva will bring us the details of a landmark deal. this is or to come into line from the russian capital on marina joshing welcome to the program and we'll continue to discuss the breaking news here world powers and iran have reached in the storage nuclear deal and a good decade long deadlock over to iran's nuclear ambitions the breakthrough came on the fifth day of intense talks after the foreign ministers from all six.