the international monetary fund indicated there'll be strings attached. >> if ukrainian authorities were to task for international monetary fund support, whether it's policy advice, whether it's financial support together with economic reform discussions, obviously it was done ready to do that. in the u.s. there's concern about what will happen next. >> russia and vladimir putin will pressure ukraine. the trump card is natural gas. gas prom provides gas for the countries, when putin doesn't like the political behaviour he cuts it off or raises it out of site. he has the power to pressure. >> barack obama said what is happening is not a cold war chess game with russia, but it is clearly russia's move next. >> in venezuela nicolas maduro is grappling with his biggest crisis since coming to power. there has been weeks of protests for and against his government. on sunday it was his supporters that took to the streets. crowd held flags and waved pro-nicolas maduro banners. >> a group of opposition supporters gathered at the home of an army general. he addressed dozens from his balcony. nicol

ukraine's new leadership asked the international monetary fund to help. the imf will be sending a team to kiev next week to assess the situation there's not much time to use for more on how the markets have been reacting to events in ukraine will turn to a police box. our correspondent on the frankfurt stock exchange the people here on the floor or more and more concerned about what they're seeing and hearing in the ukraine and the possible reactions actions of the russians. people don't see necessarily a new conflict between east and west yet. they don't see necessarily this situation really escalating but no one can all but the end result will be sold. there's a lot of insecurity and the result is that share prices go down investors taking their money elsewhere. this was another day where there was a good report from a company on its results this time. allianz is germany's largest insurer and had a profit rise from fifteen percent last year but still the ceo. in his forecast for this year seemed a little bit too careful a little bit too pessimistic so t

experts who want to help from brussels and the international monetary fund may be too painful for ukraine to handle. also washington pushes for thousands of troops to remain in afghanistan after this year's withdrawal deadline passes as a security deal with kabul hangs in the air. and britain's muslim communities raise the alarm over their religion being used as a. and to terror policies. that are watching r t international with me marina call survivable comes to the program now with the ukraine's economy balancing on the verge of default the country's new leadership is welcoming western diplomats in the hope of getting urgent aid your foreign policy chief catherine ashton has promised supports and washington said it will weigh into an addition to an i.m.f. package and while trying to woo the donors ukraine's new leaders are cracking down on the old administration as far as he's a go to skin off now reports. the manhunt continues here in kiev former officials are being searched for around fifty of them have been arrested are being accused of being responsible for the deaths of civilians d

>> it is hard to imagine the international monetary fund could agree to a support package for the ukrainianovernment without a commitment to some significant reforms. they have been on an economic road to nowhere. but what does it entail? >> it is easy to know what they need to do. it is not easy to do it. they need a competitive exchange rate. they need to fix their energy subsidies situation. they need to clean up their banking system and put their budgeting policy on a sustainable basis. very straightforward. admittedly, not easy. recent governments have not been willing to confront the need. summit this weekend. we will get more in depth in a moment. george osborne called on -- toped nations to call provide aid to ukraine. is the political aide there, it is seems not. does that mean his request was meaningless? >> i do not think so. it is a very complicated situation. it is not a trivial country. it is almost 45 million people. important geopolitical location. it is one if they got the policies right it should be a rapidly growing economy for years to come. is a will tohere support it t

the international monetary fund and other nations have poised the help white the commitment of $1,515,000,000,000 from russia is on hold after the ouster of russia's former man in kiev, yanukovych. >> viktor yanukovych's powers have been taken unby other ukrainian politician who is say they are now in charge. but the sight of heavily armed soldiers in unmarked uniforms in crimea says the situation is far from settled, and the president will speak on the situation. >> obama: we have urged an end to the violence and urge ukrainians to pursue a course in which they stabilize their country, forge a broad-based government and move to selections this spring. i also spoke several days ago with president putin, and we made clear that they can be part of an international community's effort to support the stability and success of an united ukraine going forward. which is not only in the interest of people of ukraine and the international community but also in russia's interests. however, we are now deeply concerned by reports of military movements taken by the russian federation inside of ukraine. russia h

the chemical beach and the opposition me this the minister said the eu will work with the international monetary fund to help the ukrainian economy. they say leaders must be willing to implement reforms demonstrators have been staging rallies in the country since late last year. they and their leaders refused to sign an agreement with the eu that favors closer integration with europe. president viktor yanukovich has instead chosen a pro russian russia policy russian officials have offered ukraine a loan of more than fifteen building in dollars. authorities in syria and shift on another batch of chemical weapons out of the country it's the third time they've sent toxic agents overseas to be disposed but members of an international watchdog agency are urging them to speed up the work. during team of the united nations and organizations for the prohibition of chemical weapons is overseeing the project it said the leadership and left for italy on monday. a chemical weapons will be destroyed and see how to ship operated by the united states syrian officials were supposed to have made the shipment. my febr

the greek experts warn the help from brussels and the international monetary fund may be too painfulfor ukraine to handle. washington pushes for thousands of troops remain in afghanistan after this year's withdrawal deadline passes as a security deal with kabul hangs in the air. and britain's muslim communities raise the alarm over their religion being used as a scapegoat final for it sees in their answers her policies.

there among the most powerful women in the world alongside the american in charge of the international monetary fundit was very intimidating at the start of this hearing for her. as she began to deliver her testimony, the cameras rose up, now she is used to have of course, but she is giving robust answers. the significance open difference is this new name that she has, because alan greenspan and ben bernanke were the chairmen of the fed and she prefers to be known as the chair. >>> we should point out that the text came out before the market opened. the dow is up 96 points now. patricia sabga here now with more on the market reaction, and i was struck by your comments while we were talking. fed careman -- fed chairs do not like to make news during their testimony. >> ideally it is boring testimony, and not hugely market moving. and by that measure, she is doing very well. the fed wants to be steady. and sure enough when she came out, she really emphasized continuity with the bernanke fed, because markets don't like surprises. they want to be able to anticipate what is coming up. and she sent some pr

international monetary fund have stepped in, offering assistance and rebuilding the ukraine's battered economy but only in exchange for economic reform. >> whether it is policy advice, whether it is financial support, economic reform discussions, obviously we stand ready to do that. >> before this weekend's events, demands.cted imf so while a measure of calm returns to the streets, there are daunting challenges ahead. >> in other news, a german tabloid is reporting that the u.s. spy agency, the nsa, has stepped up surveillance of german government officials. the newspaper quotes a high- ranking nsa employee based in germany saying the targets are senior politicians including interior minister thomas de maiziere as well as business leaders. in january, president obama banned u.s. eavesdropping on close friends and allies. angelacludes chancellor merkel but not apparently her cabinet. beenast 14 people have killed and dozens of others wounded in a car bombing at a field hospital near syria's border with turkey. the attack occurred in the rebel held town. the hospital provides medical tre

but the ukraine is going to need that imf money, the international monetary fund help, but there are going to have to be economic reforms tied to that. they will have to deal with that pretty quickly, del because ukraine is in very dire financial straits, defaulting to the tune of $11 billion this year, it had been a russian bailout in december that let them even set a budget then. >> and what are we rearg from the russians concerning the -- hearing from the russians concerning the ukraine? >> they are not happy about this new government. they say that it is not legitimate, as a matter of fact, the russian prime minister, dimitri medvedev, had this to say: >> translator: those agreements that are of a binding responsibility character will be fulfilled. we are neighbors, close nations and we cannot voy each other. everything that has been -- avoid each other. strictly speak egg we have no one to negotiate with. the whole array of the governmental actors that now function there raises big doubts. >> those are worrying words for government here. ukrainians were always concerned about ru

experts warned that financial aid from brussels and the international monetary fund may prove a slippery slope for ukraine. washington mulls over whether to leave three thousand troops in afghanistan beyond two thousand and fourteen as a bilateral security agreement with kabul hangs in the balance. and british muslims cry foul over the air government's campaign against radicalism and say they're being turn.

aid would complement that from the international monetary fund. he said it would make reforms easier and put ukrainians in a position to invest more in health and education. >>> we're expecting rain in the later part of the week here in japan. our meteorologist robert speta has more on this. robert? >> yes, gene. today is a new developing low pressure area, currently bringing some rainfall to southeastern portions of china as of today and around shanghai. now that's going to continue to move toward the east, going into wednesday and thursday, bringing some showers across the southern japanese islands, even over towards kyushu. tokyo is looking at some precipitation. don't expect any white stuff to fall with this storm system. but, the big threat is, though, as it does push east it will be pumping warm air from the south so all that large snow pack that's already in place in areas just outside of tokyo, likely that's going to be quickly melting and there is a high risk of avalanches to be had out there. now, this is bringing that rainfall here even

. >> yesterday we had senator john mccain on and he said that the eu and the international monetary fund should be in ukraine right now offering money, offering a bailout package, economic assistance to fend off any encroachments by the russians. you agree with that, i take it? >> yes. but they offered $15 billion and then withdrew it and depending on what they do with their gas subsidies for ukraine, they can again pull another 5 to 5 billion out of the country and try to let's anticipate the games but carefully done. there is so much reason why ukraine wants to be not part of europe but certainly a pluralist country with a huge european influence and a russian influence and if the ukrainian is smart, they will show the world that they actually know how to fairly and fully include their own people in a government that will just wow all of the rest of us. they have an opportunity. it's tough, but they have an opportunity. >> congresswoman, the british foreign security is going to meet with the ukrainian interim leader. do you think secretary kerry should make a similar offer to go to ukr

are also pressing ahead with additional economic reforms in their country along with the international monetary fund, greg. >> what actions did the u.s. take to try to alter the horrible situation in syria? >> aides to president obama cautioned ahead of the talks not to look for a quote, unquote silver bullet that can heal all that's ailing syria. from increasingly influential battle units made up of islamic jihadists. >> we don't expect to solve this any time in the short-term. so there are going to be some immediate steps that we have to take to help the humanitarian situation there. there will be some intermediate steps that we can take to apply more pressure to the assad regime. >> that said, u.s. officials reaffirmed there is in their eyes no military solution to the civil war which has now claimed an estimated 130,000 lives in its first three years. gregg? >> james rosen live in washington. james, thank you. >> thank you. >>> controversy is growing over president obama'swarding of political -- appointing them to coveted u.s. ambassador ships but a number of embarrassing mistakes, indeed gaffs

the fifth country the years though to seek financial support from the european union and international monetary fund after it lost billion euros on greek bonds. the joint statement from the european commission the european central bank and the two astronauts be fine said that the gdp of cyprus was expected to contract with four point eight percent in two thousand and fourteen before rebounding to one percent growth in two thousand fifteen. the two thousand thirteen the economy of cyprus contract with six percent which was less than expected. yes people are shying away from buying new vehicles here to see russian special edition reports the stock disposing of the limo for the car industry carmakers have to try to meet the demands of senior buyers and attract the younger generation according to the date of the center for automotive research at the university of bristol to essen germany for the twenty seven percent of all new car buyers last year for under the age of forty five. the average age of a new car buyer in germany rose to a record fifty two point two years the two thousand and thirteen three

. >> the ministers said the eu will work with the international monetary fund to help the ukrainian economy. they say leaders must be willing to implement reforms. demonstrators have been staging rallies in the country since late last year. they're angry that leaders refused to sign an agreement with the eu that favors closer integration with europe. president viktor yanukovych has, instead, chosen a pro-russia policy. russian officials have offered ukraine a loan of more than $15 billion. >>> georgia's foreign minister says her country wants to try to improve relations with russia. the foreign minister spoke with nhk in the georgian capital tbilisi. she said the government decided to send athletes to the winter olympics in russia, even though they had earlier indicated they would boycott the games. >> it was not an easy decision, as i said. but it was part of the constructive approach of the new government. olympic games is a sports event. it's not a political event. >> georgian and russian forces fought an armed conflict in 2008. the dispute was over georgia's breakaway provinces of south

worse now than before the troika intervention in the country like greece made up of the international monetary fund the e.u. and the european central bank the idea behind the troika was to get the most indebted eurozone nations back on an even keel through bailouts and at times crippling austerity measures ireland became the first to leave the bailout program at the end of last year not before cutting thirty billion euro from the budget and seeing salaries squeezed by twenty percent in southern europe in hopes of a light at the end of the tunnel and high especially for the generation growing up under the troika unemployment is not sure if you will to fall so we are going to be facing a. a large number of young people in countries like greece or spain youth unemployment is over fifty percent and these people have little prospect of getting a job and achieving some sort of economic security this is seen european lawmakers call into question the ability of the troika to deal with the scale of the crisis and to attack its methods the troika acts like a acts like a governor. and visits its colonies in t

ukraine's finance minister is calling for a donor's conference with brussels washington and the international monetary fund it says it needs financial assistance for the next see years as well as urgent aid in the short term but the i.m.f. requiring painful economic reforms in return that help would likely come out of our high price as foreign affairs analyst brian becker explains. e.u. is is playing with carrots and sticks the there's economic integration which was going to mean big parts of the ukrainian working population will see a deterioration in their living style the fantasy about entering your of the streets be in line with gold that's a fantasy because the real project is it is an i.m.f. based austerity program that's the real path into the e.u. it's not going to be the german path it'll be the greek path for the ukraine. and we're closely following the situation in ukraine on air and online as well so i had to r.t. dot com for more end up analysis and minute by minute updates of what's happening in kiev as well as other very tense. as the that line for u.s. troops to pull out from of ganesan app

finance ministry is calling for a donor's conference with brussels or washington and the international monetary fund it says it needs financial assistance for the next three years as well as urgent aid in the short term while the i.m.f. requiring painful economic reforms in return the help would likely come out of their high price as foreign affairs analysts explains. the plane with carrots and sticks the there's economic integration which was going to mean that big parts of the ukrainian working population will see a deterioration in their living style the fantasy about entering your of the the streets be in line with gold that's a fantasy because the real project is it is an i.m.f. based austerity program that's the real path into the e.u. it's not going to be the german path it'll be the greek path for the ukraine the ongoing sand office polarized in ukraine deepening the divide between the west and south east which has a huge russian speaking population is some provinces are the country's powerhouse and home to its main and arsenal hubs now then the south has all of ukraine sports and in the sec

the international monetary fund expects the world economy to grow by 3.7% this year and 3.9% in 2015. growth in the united states is expected to be slower than that. >>> there's been a deadly taliban attack on afghan government troops. authorities say 21 afghan soldiers were killed when hundreds of taliban insurgents attacked an army checkpoint in the east of the country. the vast majority of american and nato forces are expected to leave afghanistan by the end of the year. there's also been a deadly attack against police in neighboring pakistan. authorities say a bomb exploded in a motorized rickshaw, killing seven people and wounding ten. the blast occurred in an area where -- in pakistan where the taliban is active. >>> new information how severely immigration proceedings have slowed following the government shutdown. ap says more than 37,000 immigration hearings were pushed back, some for months, some into next year. the delays are also attributed to a ballooning caseload and staffing shortages. they affect both those who might get green cards and those who might be deported. >>>

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now, after appeals from kiev for financial help, an international monetary fund fact finding team is preparing to go to ukraine in the coming days. and just tonight, according to dow jones, the economic minister says there's no risk of imminent economic collapse. >>> heavy discounting during the holiday shopping season paid off for the gap. that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the clothing giant which operates gap, old navy and banana republic reported better than expected earnings after the closing bell, but revenues were a tad light. and the retailer's full year outlook was weaker than forecast. and that sent the stock lower initially. shares closed the regular session at $43.68. also reporting earnings after the bell tonight, decker, the maker of uggs boots posted better than expected earnings and revenue for the fourth quarter but said the current quarter would not meet current wall street projections. that sent shares lower initially after the closing bell. decker's finished the regular session at $84.67. sears beat wall street estimates and narrowed its loss while over

experts warned the help from brussels and the international monetary fund may be too painful for ukraine to handle. and washington pushes for thousands of troops to remain in afghanistan after this year's withdrawal deadline passes as security deal with kabul hangs in the air. and britain's muslim communities raise the alarm over the or religion being used as a scapegoat by authorities in their anti terror policies. it is to be am in the russian capital you're watching r t international with me welcome to the program our ukraine's new leadership has set thursday as the deadline to form a government having missed an earlier target date meanwhile the country is becoming increasingly polarized with manny in the east refusing to obey interim authorities well you know cross live to our correspondent or piss going off who is following the latest for us in the capital kiev while you are to tell us what's happening there as we are understand there is the does seem to be much a unity far as the new leadership is concerned in the attitude towards them. well first of all here in key of the manhunt

and the international monetary fund issued a call to arms, asking central banks for vigilance over liquidity. there could be more moves next week as the leaders of boca raton the european central bank and the bank of england huddle on the heels of lower inflation data in europe and central banks in less developed countries, australia, poland, the czech republic, and romania will also be meeting. to some like bank of america's david wu this was bound to happen once the u.s. federal reserve decided to pare back or taper its economic stimulus. with fewer dollars available the ones that are out there will cost more. >> volatility across all markets was near historical low. people thought tapering was going to be a non-event. i think that was where the market was extremely complacent. because if qe plays such a big role i think the market is simply underestimating what it means when the liquidity's finally being withdrawn. >> stabilization could come from better economic data which has been iffy recently at best. pros say the outlook is bright for emerging markets in the long term but in the shor

provide the embattled state with twenty billion euros once a new government is formed and the international monetary fund has also confirmed its commitment to support key have spent a floundering economy former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev says the west has long since crossed the line when it comes to meddling in ukraine's affairs. no no don't really have you seen what's going on there it's outrageous you need a bulldozer to push all the consultants from the u.s. and the e.u. . they should let the people decide for themselves issuing recommendations to nations is unacceptable we shouldn't send. all sides need to head to the negotiating table and took one month or six months if needed they will come to an agreement eventually. they will say without international where we are closely following developments in and around ukraine and you can also find a timeline of the crisis and minute by minute reports on the line at r.t. dot com. winter is when the sun comes to life. always is palm trees are being harvested. people are waiting for the biggest event of the yeah. the desert festival. this is true it is v

experts warn the help from brussels and the international monetary fund may be too painful for ukraine to handle. washington pushes for thousands of troops to remain in afghanistan after this year's withdrawal deadline passes as a security deal with kabul hangs in the air. and britain's muslim communities raise the alarm over their religion being used as a scapegoat by authorities in there and take terror policies. watching our senior national coming to you live from moscow i'm marina joshing welcome to the program are ukraine's new leadership has set thursday as the deadline to form a government having missed an earlier target day meanwhile the country is becoming increasingly polarized with manny in the east refusing to obey the interim authorities are just going off is following the turmoil and ukraine. apparently more and more people are increasingly critical of the political changes here in the east of the country is the industrial powerhouse of ukraine it's also heavily populated by ethnic russians and for the past few days in the city of sevastopol which is also the country's se

so now the united states and the international monetary fund have stepped in and offering assistance in rebuilding ukraine's battered economy. only in exchange for economic reforms. but it's twenty six lines. when david said. and financial support together with and become a free form and discussions on tuesday we stand ready to do was out. before this weekend's events kiev rejected imf demands to remove gas subsidies and increased sales tax. so while the measure of calm returns to the streets there are daunting challenges ahead. in other news an egm and tumbling difficulties and the us spying agency the nsa has stepped up surveillance of jim and government officials the brazil times owned newspaper quotes a higher ranking nsa employee based in germany. the saying that on its own senior politicians including interior minister to list him as near as well as business leaders. in january president obama and us keeps dropping all my close friends and allies that includes chancellor and let medical but no apparently the captain at least fourteen people being killed and dozens of others wou

ever russia is suspending its bailout payments until a new government is formed and the international monetary fund has also said it's unclear who to talk to about providing financial aid their concerns are understandable considering some of the process leaders have a certain record and there are fears such people could end up in power. as long as i live i will fight. and russians. now let's say. he is the leader of a far right nationalist party in western ukraine which played a key part in taking over kiev has long been a member of all trash in this movements and despite being the ukrainian citizens are in the traction war he went to the caucasus to fight against russian forces alongside the terrorists he's openly boasted that he personally hit several tanks and armored vehicles russian media believe he was responsible for the slaughter of a group of marines now he's also notorious for his criminal activity and is believed to have been behind in the last nation attempt on his business partner and also spend several years in prison for kidnapping despite this record go run for parliament or just a

the german capital b the greek path actress won the financial aid from brussels and the international monetary fund may prove a slippery slope for ukraine. washington models over whether to lease three thousand troops in afghanistan beyond twenty fourteen as a bilateral security agreement with cobble hangs in the balance fans of british muslims cry foul over the ear government's campaign against radicalism and say they're being turned into scapegoats he left the mosque and read it yet she welcomed the program. the political upheavals in ukraine's capital are sparking a backlash in the south and east of the country. our crowds are making it's clear they did not recognize a new pro western leadership in them is gathering pace in crimea as are two super pissed enough now reports so the past if you d c in the cdo policy must cope with it which is also the country's second largest seaport and home to russia's black sea fleet. scores of people have been taken to the streets protesting everything that's been happening here in tx in fact they haven't recognized the new authorities in moreover the stadium d

and of the g twenty capturing in sydney australia the united states and international monetary fund have also to assist ukraine and rebuilding its economy. us treasury secretary's jacob who is akin to signs that washington with you the very countries including russia is ready to assist the stock one night stay is that ukraine's debt laden economy is now facing default. its top spot causing widespread panic on my pants in other news at least nine people with codeine like how bomb attack near a field hospital in the syrian town of apnea. in the border with turkey. the hospital liaison by the son of the great gulf based businessman it's still not clear who carried out the attack that happening is in terror tree held by rebels fighting to overthrow the scene can send us a cent one of the wells minus one to try to ban smoking guzman on initial g has been a breeze to make the cut he was the leader of the sinaloa cartel which stifles ski jump bounce of illegal drugs in the us does not have been on the run since escaping a high security prison in the laundry basket. in two thousand and one. you

experts warned that financial aid from brussels and the international monetary fund may prove a slippery slope for ukraine. washington mulls over whether to leave three thousand troops in afghanistan beyond two thousand and fourteen as a bilateral security agreement with kabul hangs in the balance. british muslims cry foul over their government's campaign against radicalism and say they're being turned into scapegoats. we're watching on t.v. national coming to life in moscow now the political upheavals in ukraine's capital are. sparking a backlash in the south and east of the country with people making it clear they do not recognize a new self-proclaimed leadership the movement's gathering pace in crimea and antonymous region that's home to major industrial hubs and prime tourist spots well it also predominately ethnic russian and the largest rallies have been held in the naval heart of sebastopol worry pro russian mayor has just been appointed reading a wave of part of writing a wave of popular support and r.t. is it worth his going off reports on the situation there. for the past few d

the german capital b the greek path actress won the financial aid from brussels and the international monetary fund may prove a slippery slope for ukraine. washington models over whether to lease three thousand troops in afghanistan