e.u. members. dates are bound to human rights commitments which transcend the state and i and it's very important that that the issues of human rights are surveiling notion of violation rights in and member state this internal affair or not it depends on the context for purposes of the e.u. and how it's structured it may well be an accurate statement for purposes of human rights compliance no raises issues under international human rights law so let's look at another important country france the french emergency law has been replaced with the terror law the new legislation which went into effect last october gives security forces the authority to shut places of worship without warrants that means without actual proof religious freedom is one of the most important principles of modern humanist societies how does this go hand in hand i think it's very important to speak with religious communities about that because again it's you it's not necessarily the law that's the problem it's the application of

functions is only as good as those who make their decisions are you giving you the governance of the e.u. member states the e.u. institutions but in other knowledge you insist you understand the paradox understand the problem you are bringing information to countries which you are criticised and you demand that these countries will react but they don't want to react they are very happy as they are i'm not going to give europe or clean bill of health the problems are serious the issues are grave but i do see small chinks of light i see small improvements i gave an example of better oversight of intelligence services here we're having valuable conversations with governments about how to put in independent oversight that's achievement i've seen refugees children locked in cages when i first went to the hotspots in greece a couple of years ago they're not in cages anymore that's an improvement it's the thousand small steps that are making an important contribution to a better european future knock wood said that what happened in spain was an internal affair also what you describe by elation of human

and e.u. member states so when a serious terrorist like zachariah tragically was found living in the u.k. a young man who was believed to have been radicalized in syria and was wanted for terrorism offenses in france there was no delay in ensuring he was extradited back to france and brought to justice he is one of ten thousand people new cases extradited through the european arrest warrant in fact for every person arrested on the european arrest warrant issued by the u.k. the u.k. arrests eight on european arrest warrants issued by other member states the european arrest warrant has also played a crucial role in supporting police cooperation between northern ireland and the republic of ireland which has been a fundamental part of the political settlement there. second cooperation between our law enforcement agencies means the u.k. is one of the biggest contributors of data information and expertise to europol take for example operation tree arch where police in the u.k. worked extensively with europ

if you look at the map of europe you can see that the six possible countries are surrounded by e.u. member states but no region in europe is so closely interlinked of unified union like these six states of the western balkans and we have a huge interest and bringing stability to vist region we need political economic stability in this region because if the balkans grow in stable this instability will come to the rest of the european union. so maxie saying it's a question of stability just briefly what would it mean in terms of finances to enlarge the e.u. brags that would leave a gap in the budget. of course those countries would be receiving money stability funds for example or funds to restart their economies hard to put a number tag on that that we know that there are also economic interest from the european union so the e.u. has according to the commission invested ten billion euros in the last five years so there's not only money to be lost there but also money to be made. man in strasbourg thank you max now to some other stories making news around the world poland's president says he

e.u. no longer represented the german taxpayer in fact going as far as to call it pure socialism well that resulted in a lot of groans and a few boos from her fellow members of the bundestag she also called for a reduction in the e.u. budget post breaks it but then it was the turn of her co-leader alexander gallant to speak he hits out directly at angola merkel's support for the proposed e.u. refugee distribution system that would see an overhaul of the dublin treaty that would see mandatory quotas for e.u. nations saying that they have to take set amounts of refugees. countries want to decide for themselves who they take in there is no national do to with regard to multiculturalism and this last remark goes especially to the greens here well that prompted this reaction from the chancellor angela merkel clearly having enough decided she was often not going to stick around to hear mr cowen say that he supported co-operation between the e.u. member states but not the formation of the united states of europe well is this the new normal in german politics because like them or loath them alternative for germany how are the folks there in the parliament we've a

e.u. members one challenge they are facing is bringing their economies up to speed something hard to do when many of the brightest minds prefer to leave this is no simple change of address from marina stefano the twenty five year old isn't just moving down the road she's heading abroad to austria she's finished her training as a vascular surgeon now she wants to turn her qualification in to money. first i want to go in america. for wrong. so they offered me to come back when i finish my studies graduate marina's packing her portrait along with her german dictionary it's a past tens of thousands in the region of taking on able to find work at home they go abroad once working there they support their families back home their remittances are astoundingly high making up as much as ten percent of serbia's g.d.p. it's similar in neighboring bosnia highly qualified young people are attending german classes here they want to head out as well two thirds of under twenty four year olds have no job tens of thousands leave each year to the disappointment of bosnian companies. many companies complain beca

e.u. members in latvia estonia lithuania of those small baltic countries that were once part of the soviet union they can't do that so they have to be more subtle they have to find other ways to do it i'm as i said before i'm speculating here but if russia wanted to meddle they would have to do it in the most subtle way such as this putting a wedge between lots of other european union euro currency countries for example what is the response from the kremlin. well there hasn't been a response yet as far as i know there won't be i think all there will be just all we do have nothing to do with it because if they did it and we have to stress this point we don't know yet but if they did it they don't have to do anything more those days so the seeds of distrust between lotfi and the european union and it's going to be a success for them but. it's not clear yet the other interesting thing here is that latvia as a you as a member so wouldn't this be not only an attack on latvia but also an attack on the e.c.b. well you know that's absolutely true. if they did it that's what they were trying to do

disengagement from europe and said it's time for a european moment urging e.u. member countries to coordinate not only security policy but also foreign policy the warning came from intelligence and defense officials from the u.s. europe northern africa and the middle east all of them saying even if the islamic state assume defeated the battle against jihadism could take at least a generation and the clashes came between u.s. and russian officials in the wake of friday's indictment of thirteen russians for allegedly interfering in u.s. elections the russian foreign minister. said that those. were blather the american national security adviser said the u.s. will expose and go after any attempt to use cyberspace to subvert democracy that was day two at the munich security conference i'm willin to create. also in munich turkish prime minister banal of the era issued a strong defense of his government's right to defend itself he said turkey was a constitutional country where the rule of law is strong and said no one has the right to question their government he also said re

these international reactions to this breakthrough here berlin we have now is standing by for us an e.u. member of parliament vapor who is a member of chancellor merkel's conservative i'm a survivor thank you for joining us what is your reaction and how are the reactions coming in there in brussels. well europe is happy because we have now a good signal from. everybody was waiting for the outcome of the bill and. now we can go for water. and having in mind what is written on the coalition agreement. the end of a pro european government in building though the open hand approach the commitment from our crawl towards germany to start to build up a new and a strong and a new wave of europe that is has now a partner in building so i think europe is happy until now your conservatives have held the finance ministry which is obviously a very important post and if reports are correct then the social democrats would take that post are we going to see a shift in germany's euro zone policy. no we will not see a shift because when you read the outcome of the coalition talks the coalition agreement that it's

e.u. bringing in new members from the western balkans but first those neighboring states have their own disputes to settle e.u. membership may be no guarantee of better relations between them as this next report shows. fishing in troubled waters every time a zero coach jump ship heads out to sea the creation fisherman is met by police forces from neighboring slovenia. in brazil but what about the we are always accompanied by the croatian police so the slovenian police can't do anything can't arrest us. when we cross over this border. were threatened with fines of up to forty thousand euros. slovenia and gratian have been at odds over the maritime and land border in the area ever since the dissolution of the former yugoslavia in the one nine hundred ninety s. after they joined the e.u. an international court of arbitration was supposed to settle the route but its decision that the bulk of the baby longs to slovenia is unacceptable for croatia arbitration should be based on on trust for months and this was completely ruined in the process and creation parliament decided that. unilaterally that cre

e.u. no longer represented the german taxpayer in fact going as far as to call it pure socialism well that resulted in a lot of groans and a few boos from her fellow members of the bundestag she also called for a reduction in the e.u. budget post breaks it but then it was the turn of her co-leader alexander gallant to speak he hits out directly at angola merkel's support for the proposed e.u. refugee distribution system that would see an overhaul of the dublin treaty that would see mandatory quotas for e.u. nations saying that they have to take set amounts of refugees you know it's human that countries want to decide for themselves who they take in there is no national do you two with regard to multiculturalism and this last remark goes especially to the greens here. well that prompted this reaction from the chancellor angela merkel clearly having enough decided she was often not going to stick around to hear mr garland say that he supported cooperation between the e.u. member states but not the formation of the united states of europe well is this the new normal in german politics because like them or loath them alternative for germany have the votes the

e.u. affairs we are participating as a full member of the single market and we have all the same regulations in place as the e.u. countries so that makes the e.u. our whole market eighty percent of our exports goes to the european union and it's a market of five hundred million people. today i will give my speech to the parliament the current interferes the the. dog unsettled but as you know no is not a member of the european union but we're cooperate closely with the european union on many issues. noways one of the countries having the largest portion of foreign labor from the e.u. countries in the way and we depend upon the workers and labor force from from other european countries. i think we see a more optimistic picture looking at the developments in europe than we had just a year ago and the economy is looking better and unemployment is the creasing and there hasn't been any domino effect. the reason why our model will not be a good fit for u.k. now is that we have the four freedoms including the movement of labor and part of the reason for u.k. wanting to leave the european union was

s not very big on that however it's not a full e.u. member and it has no voice in how the block is run is no way a fitting model for a post writes that u.k. we met norway's minister for e.u. affairs and asked her. heartbreaks it will affect the way astronaut again as any other e.u. member states and we really hope for an orderly withdrawal of the u.k. from the european union because heartbreaks it creates a lot of uncertainty. to reach brixton. i am a martyr brigade islam which a minister for a year fares we are participating as a full member of the single market and we have all the same regulations in place as the e.u. countries so that makes the e.u. our whole market eighty percent of our export goes to the european union and it's a market of five hundred million people. today i will give my speech to the parliament on the current fares to see the violence nude get off its dog and settle as you know no is not a member of the european union but we cooperate closely with the european union on many issues noways one of the countries having the

has no institutional jurisdiction to enforce policy making in an e.u. member state. it was judgment the judgment of the e.c.b. and what was necessary in this absolutely dramatic circumstances where forty percent of the g.d.p. of the. was under attack one of. the bell is going to government implemented many of the measures proposed in that letter while at the same time secretly trying to introduce provisions to private eyes water. a proposal that italians had rejected in the referendum. the course official courts intervened and said no you cannot remain should use. legal provisions to be repealed as a result of a referral. this caused the european commissioner olli rehn to write to mr berlusconi again asking for clarification. just. as a judge would have found on it as a judge of a founder. at allianz who had already made up their own minds saw that sentence despite the outcomes of the referendum as an insult it also infringed upon an e.u. article demanding neutrality. and. says that this. so yes. the. that you don't. know who are not mixes. going to do your. group i

e.u. no longer represented the german taxpayer in fact going as far as to call it pure socialism well that resulted in a lot of groans and a few boos from her fellow members of the bundestag she also called for a reduction in the e.u. budget post breaks it but then it was the turn of her co-leader alexander gallant to speak he hits out directly at angola merkel's support for the proposed e.u. refugee distribution system that would see an overhaul of the dublin treaty that would see mandatory quotas for e.u. nations saying that they have to take set amounts of refugees you know countries want to decide for themselves who they take in there is no national do to with regard to multiculturalism and this last remark goes especially to the greens here well that prompted this reaction from the chancellor angela merkel clearly having enough decided she was often not going to stick around to hear mr cowen say that he supported co-operation between the e.u. member states but not the formation of the united states of europe well is this the new normal in german politics because like them all loath them alternative for germany have the votes there in the parliament w

this point i mean it's part of a series of actions that the polish government has taken their member of the e.u. and yet they're testing the e.u. and its ability to accept a much more nationalistic government in poland. the u.k. court is expected to announce later today the result of an appeal by wiki leaks editor julian assange against an arrest warrant for breaching bail in britain and here in a week ago maintaining the warrant he's been holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london for over five years after seeking asylum that honest looks at his fight for freedom. when one door closes another door opens but not for julian a songe holed up inside the ecuadorian embassy in london for years on end he has heard all after hurdle to overcome to walk a free man without being forced to look over his shoulder but the seemingly endless international saga could be about to turn a new page as a judge in london continues to consider whether the arrest warrant against the weak you leaks founder could be dropped last week amidst a media frenzy it was decided that the suspension of an investigation into all

newsweek magazine mark shulman told me the new law will influence poland to relations with other e.u. member states. the problem with the law is not so much the fact that says you can't say polish death camps but the fact the law says you cannot diminish the role of the nazis which means that if you say that the poles had some part of it you are violating the war and by all accounts while the nazis were the ones who were ninety percent responsible for the holocaust and what happened in poland clearly the poles were involved and clearly there were cases where the poles were part of the part of the problem and so it's a real problem of course the question of freedom of speech as well freedom of people to study the holocaust to talk about the holocaust and not to mention the fact that thousands and thousands of israelis go every year to visit many of them high schoolers and the question is when their guides go to poland do they have to be afraid to speak their truth and speak of what went on in poland i think this will have an effect on poles relations with the western europe at this point i me

has no institutional jurisdiction to enforce policy making in an e.u. member state. it was judgment the judgment of the e.c.b. and what was necessary in this absolutely dramatic circumstances where forty percent of the g.d.p. of the euro area was under attack one of. the bell is going to government implemented many of the measures proposed in that letter while at the same time secretly trying to introduce provisions to private eyes water. a proposal that italians had rejected in the referendum. the course official courts intervened and said no you can't rein should years. legal provisions been repealed as a result of a referral. this caused the european commissioner olli rehn to write to mr berlusconi again asking for clarification. of the. marriage earlier as would you have found a marriage really it was a judge of a. italians who had already made up their own minds saw that sentence despite the outcomes of the referendum as an insult it also infringed upon an e.u. article demanding neutrality. and it. says that this. and this you understand. so yes he put me. in th

as an e.u. member state, it is obliged to. but doubts remain.ven: i'm concerned about the rule of law in malta. jonathan ferris has provided important information. now, he's scared for his safety and that of his wife and children. we have demanded he be placed under permanent police protection. they have given him some, but we expect him to receive round-the-clock protection. he's in danger for making these things public. reporter: ferris is fighting his dismissal in court. he's consulting with his lawyer ahead of the next hearing. ferris says he intends to reveal everything in court. he says he owes that much to murdered joualist caruana galizia and the law-abiding people of malta. and he's made preparations should something happen to him. jonathan: so i've divided those notes into, if i'm not mistaken, six different envelopes with sheets of notes. so should something happen to me, everything will go public and everyone will know the truth. that's my vengeance in the case. reporter: ferris always parks his car within sight of a security camera.

it cooperation between the e.u. member states but not the formation of the united states of europe well is this the new normal in german politics because like them all loath them alternative for germany have the votes there in the parliament we've actually seen them growing in the polls of late but one can't really presume that every time they say something that mrs merkel doesn't agree with she's got to decide she has somewhere else better to be when i was an eventful day in the german parliament shortly after the incident peter was the scribing m.p. . bateson banning the veil proposed by the f.t. . the book at its work is the oath for the manifestation of islamic culture the tourists or women being veiled would be a fateful sign that our constitutional state is falling back under the cultural colonization of radical islam our fundamental values i adhere to people who are free and equal the full covering is a signal that there isn't a will to participate in our open society even colleague and. dear colleagues a wolf in sh

magazine columnist mark shulman thinks the new law will influence poland's relations with some other e.u. member states the problem with the law is not so much the fact it says you can't say polish death camps but the fact the law says you cannot diminish the role of the nazis which means that if you say that the poles had some part of it you are violating the war and by all accounts while the nazis were the ones who were ninety percent responsible for the holocaust and what happened in poland clearly there were poles who were involved and really there are cases where the poles were part of the part of the problem and so it's a real problem of course the question of freedom of speech as well freedom of people to study the holocaust to talk about the holocaust and not to mention the fact that thousands and thousands of israelis go every year to visit many of them high schoolers and the question is when their guides go to poland do they have to be afraid to speak their truth and speak of what went on in poland i think this will have an effect on poles relations with the western europe at this poin

has no institutional jurisdiction to enforce policy making in an e.u. member state. it was judgment the judgment of the e.c.b. what was necessary in this absolutely dramatic circumstances where forty percent of the g.d.p. of the euro area was under attack when i think. the bell is going to government implemented many of the measures proposed in that letter while at the same time secretly trying to introduce provisions to privatized water . proposal that italians had rejected in the referendum. the course official court intervened and said no you cannot remain should use. legal provisions to be repealed as a result of a referral. this calls to european commissioner olli rehn to write to mr berlusconi again asking for clarification. you know little deserve what we parse it just won't look at marriage really as a judge and i found a really doesn't judge a founder of. a tally and who had already made up their own minds saw that sentence despite the outcomes of the referendum as an insult it also infringed upon an e.u. article demanding neutrality. says it this i mean yes

e.u. members the problem with the law is not so much the fact it says you can't say polish death camps but the fact the law says you cannot diminish the role of the nazis which means that if you say that the poles had some part of it you are violating the law and by all accounts while the nazis were the ones who are ninety percent responsible for the holocaust what happened in poland clearly there were poles who were involved and clearly there are cases where the poles were part of the part of the problem and so it's a real problem of course the question of freedom of speech as well freedom of people to study the holocaust to talk about the holocaust and not to mention the fact that thousands and thousands of israelis go every year to visit many of them high schoolers and the question is when their guides go to poland do they have to be afraid to speak their truth and speak of what went on in poland i think this will have an effect on poles relations with the western europe at this point and it's part of a series of actions that the polish government has taken their member of the e.u. and

e.u. members. the problem with the law is not so much the fact it says you can't say polish death camps but the fact the law says you cannot diminish the role of the nazis which means that if you say that the poles had some part of it you are violating the law and by all accounts while the nazis were the ones who are ninety percent responsible for the holocaust and what happened in poland clearly the poles who were involved include cases where the poles were part of the part of the problem and so it's a real problem of course the question of freedom of speech as well freedom of people to study the holocaust to talk about the holocaust and not to mention the fact that thousands and thousands of israelis go every year to visit many of them high schoolers and the question is when their guides go to poland do they have to be afraid to speak their truth and speak of what went on in poland i think this will have an effect on poles relations with the western europe at this point i mean it's part of a seri

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e.u. members but we are looking for ways to alleviate the tensions between the russia the e.u. first and foremost. i seized the opportunity to express our expectations we have regarding the statehood and international law. of. the. shift thank you you are discussing our bilateral relations between the russian the e.u. we also out upon the crises in the eastern ukraine and dark in syria but certainly here russia the main. responsibility you've got in syria we must do all of the in our power to put an end to that whole situation and tragedy of the people to address their plight. i am truly happy. to finally have the opportunity. the one of which was presented by approving the un resolution. because that is the kind of contribution which can help to alleviate some of the tragedy which makes people with serious software we need to reconsider the. groups in syria. as regards ukraine as mr putin said last year i had the honor to preside. we always see and. i went to the eastern ukraine on the hour of. our common goal is to ensure that the cease fire in eastern ukraine a whole and it

e.u. no longer represented the german taxpayer in fact going as far as to call it pure socialism well that resulted in a lot of groans and a few boos from her fellow members of the bundestag she also called for a reduction in the e.u. budget post breaks it but then it was the turn of her co-leader alexander gallant to speak he hits out directly at angola merkel's support for the proposed e.u. refugee distribution system that would see an overhaul of the dublin treaty that would see mandatory quotas for e.u. nations saying that they have to take set amounts of refugees you know countries want to decide for themselves who they take in there is no national deal to with regard to multiculturalism and this last remark goes especially to the greens here well that prompted this reaction from the chancellor angela merkel clearly having enough decided she was off not going to stick around to hear mr cowen say that he supported cooperation between the e.u. member states but not the formation of the united states of europe well is this the new normal in german politics because like them all loath them alternative for germany have the votes there in the parliament we

e.u. members must be agreed to by all of the twenty eight member nations making any such trade deals with the u.k. more difficult to achieve. and we talk about global markets right now we're joined again by boris iliescu boris used to work with the international secure. it is exchange and the dortch of bursa group and now is a board member at the nodal exchange morris good to be with you here in new york thanks for coming in great to be here var ok for service of all let's talk about the market meltdown that we saw it seems that were passed but or what do you make of it and is there still somewhat of a correction coming well i think a lot of market participants have been expecting a correction for some time it's been years of a low volatility environment there's been a lot of expectations for this correction to finally occur and there's been some economic data that's finally made some folks look at reallocating their portfolios and i think that's what we've seen in the last couple of weeks although it has calmed down a little bit although we saw white the move yesterday on higher interest