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mr. mccrone described? >> free nation has its priorities and interests. i spoke about it in my presentation. we will certainly be striving to achieve our national interest. in terms of what they are today for the foreseeable future. first and foremost, in our internal development, we need to provide for the growth of labor security in this country. we need to create terms and conditions to attract investors. investments, it would be impossible to resolve another problem. it would be impossible to help our economy. of growth of investment in capital last year. was 1.1%,ic growth which was a good indicator. that is not enough. toorder for us to be able attract capital from friendly companies and nations we need to maintain good relations with europe, the rest of the world, the u.s., we are well aware of this. if we are to be forced into twice, should we exist as a sovereign state, or certain restrictions should be imposed. we will go for the first option. these substances upon the scales, i'm concerned about an are on the sort. we're trying to achieve the k

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the french people i mean do they have the patience that mr mccrone hands when it comes to dealing with donald trump there's already some criticism against him. last week for example when donald trump spoke at the n.r.a. said nothing about the outrages quotes from donald trump on the various attacks. there are already criticism. so nice to him doesn't give anything back for our viewers i mean just remind the trumps that if the regions or the french had been able to have guns then there would have been fewer deaths because they would have been able to defend themselves and i think the former president called it what disgraceful right yeah but my crime was silence and. that's was that he didn't say anything what about the the the political animal emanuel microland we know just that when he was in washington two weeks ago he you know obviously these public displays of affection with donald trump they had a lot of headlines and he seemed for at least for a moment like the president's new best friend and then he gave a speech to congress and in that speech he basically deconstructed the enti

mccrone proposed austerity measures cuts to jobs and pensions and a tax on job security some for mr mccrone ultimate aim is to privatized the national rail company s.n.c.f. with the in and listening of air traffic controllers and yesterday's actions one in five flights reportedly were canceled rail workers are again striking today and tomorrow under the rolling schedule of three days of work and two days of strikes. and eleven people were killed by indian police on tuesday wall protesting air and water pollution from a copper smelter owned by a british company local t.v. stations aired video showing police snipers apparently taking aim at the crowd and a voice saying quote at least one should die end quote seconds before a policeman fires the national human rights commission called for an investigation of the killings in the leader of the congress party called them state sponsored terrorism tuesday was the one hundred day of protest against the sterile light plant in the village of to the core in the southern state of tamil nadu demonstrators called the permanent closure for permanent closu

mr. mccrone macron, mr. lagarde.m these meetings in st.ve become a good tradition, and we highly value this attitude of openness and trust at the forum. just recently we have been tohanging our impressions as how the forum works. madame lagarde noted she was surprised by the atmosphere. the conditions for conducting business for investment, the very day-to-day lives is changing dynamically. , the nature, and the speed of global economic growth is defined to create greener days by new confidence and skills. up until recently, it has been hard. those who can't officially use those -- can't efficiently use those growth factors will help to boost the quality of life. we have marked these goals as national priorities. the newly formed a government in russia will transform into the specific programs of action. national projects and illegal incentives. we need to allocate the required resources as well. no development will proceed from our creative and human resources castle. we are ready to learn and to adapt the best practices around the globe

mr. mccrone who macron. -- mr. crown -- anna: you see this playing out in other countries as well. that is something to watch to see how they form the government. alix: it brings us to market reaction. this is a 10 year bcp a spread. it was up yesterday. you would not have expected to see that based on the populist government. what is your interpretation for the risk of investors? gina: a lot of risk was already priced in. quite a bitproved as economic conditions have improved and the markets and equity markets are mirroring what you are seeing in the bond market. i feel -- i view it is that italy was the problem child of europe for a long time. it has had a little bit of recovery and has stimulated flows into assets that are linked to italy. we are questioning that in the short one, but just questioning. -- we are racing to not trying to price in armageddon in italy. alix: with mario draghi speaking later, how does the ecb normalize rates in anyway when there is an underlying risk that they cannot line pricing and and how that affects the market? that could be why yields are a low

i'm going to call went to washington to visit mr mr trump the expectations were not necessarily very high that i'm going to call french president mccrone could actually sway mr trump to changing his opinion so expectations were not necessarily high i don't think the decision came as a as a very big surprise however it did come as a decision that has been regretted and that has been met with concern by doing politicians in particular by chance of unlimited so thomas what's the plan then well the plan obviously now is to try and preserve the agreement as much as they can in particular into reasons obviously on the one hand trying to talk again to to iran to some of the other parties involved there's already a meeting planned for next week with iran with the u.k. with france and germany on the other hand from a german perspective obviously there's the big question of what will happen to german companies that are operating in iran that's a big concern here when those sanctions that are being imposed by the u.s. will actually germany and if you will it has been decided described here with one word what german politicians want regarding the

last week the leaders of france and germany made their final pleas to mr trump to let the agreement stand french president mccrone responded to president trump's announcement just moments ago via twitter writing france germany and the united kingdom regret the u.s. decision to get out of the iranian nuclear deal the international regime against nuclear pearl for liberation is at stake and here discusses for a pentagon official michael maloof michael thank you for being with us as always we sure do appreciate it so give us the hundred foot for people that may not have been paying attention how do we get to this place well back in two thousand and fifteen an agreement was signed that in which with iran by the people us five countries that you mentioned earlier and they basically was iran would limit its enrichment as well as the betterment of centrifuges that would exceed that that could make a nuclear weapon but there are time limits imposed and this is what president trump is rebelling against the sunset clauses as he calls it he wants them extended indefinitely and iran. has basically said no but he said a weird

isolation but indeed there are i think it was a success you know mr monk wrong and and come to st petersburg however in general i don't think mccrone really has the power to he'd like to he'd like to have their confrontation with russia unfortunately there you know the articles about getting rid of so-called energy dependence on russia. a lot of other discriminatory calls us about relations with russia they're written in they're in they're always in the norms of the european union mr monk simply doesn't have the power to change them and i think this is something that a lot of people don't understand but you know do we get alex in cyprus here i deme is absolutely right a lot of this is really kind of written into stone here but i think there is we're in a moment right now where people are beginning. to look at options something we haven't seen on this scale in my lifetime at least ok i mean i you do have the europeans actually considering different ways of moving forward because of the growing mistrust with trump's white house go ahead alex in cyprus we're seeing the world under president trump and just as president trump it's not f

rail workers were the first to strike over president mccrone proposed austerity measures cuts to jobs and pensions and attacks on job security some for mr macross ultimate aim is to privatized the national rail company s n c f with the enlistment of air traffic controllers and yesterday's actions one in five flights reportedly were canceled rail workers are against drinking today and tomorrow under the rolling schedule of three days of work and two days of strikes. and eleven people were killed by indian police on tuesday while protesting air and water pollution from a copper smelter on by a british company local t.v. stations aired video showing police snipers apparently taking aim at the crowd and a voice saying quote at least one should die end quote seconds before a policeman fires the national human rights commission called for an investigation of the killings and the leader of the congress party called them state sponsored terrorism to. day was the one hundredth day of protest against the sterile light plant in the village of to the core in the southern state of tamil nadu demonstrators called the permanent closure for a career a

edge to the europeans or is it just mr trump being who he is you know it's hard to know if he was trying to send a message but certainly after all the bonamy of the mccrone meeting after the supposedly improved atmosphere in the merkel meeting and then he actually treated his intention to make this announcement and sort of telegraphed where it was going while foreign secretary boris johnson was actually in washington trying to convince vice president pence and the secretary of state to continue the negotiations it whether or not he was intending to be rude whether he was trying to send a message this clearly isn't the way allies behave toward one another the russians are often accused of and into taking all sorts of conspiracy theories and i personally think that's a cultural thing rather than political because we enjoy it counter-intuitive explanations and one such conspiracy theory that's been. stalking me as i was preparing for this program is the thought of whether or not iran is the main thing here do you really think that. the major thing here asked mr trump sass is this fear of iran's potential nuclear program oh absolutely not if the concern were

last week the leaders of france and germany made their final pleas to mr trump to let the agreement stand french president mccrone responded to president trump's announcement just moments ago via twitter writing france germany and the united kingdom regret the u.s. decision to get out of the iranian nuclear deal the international regime against nuclear power for liberation is at stake and here discusses for a pentagon official michael maloof michael thank you for being with us as always we sure appreciate it so give us the hundred foot for people that may not have been paying attention how do we get to this place well back in two thousand and fifteen an agreement was signed that in which with iran by the people us five countries that you mentioned earlier and they basically was that iran would limit its enrichment as well as development of centrifuges that would exceed that that could make a nuclear weapon but there are time limits imposed and this is what president trump is rebelling against the sunset clauses as he calls it he wants them extended indefinitely and. has basically said no but he said weird things

with president mccrone and chancellor merkel to the russians that looked kind of fluid do you think he was trying to make some point to some some nasa edge to the europeans or is it just mr trump being who he is you know it's hard to know if he was trying to send a message but certainly after all the bonhomie of the micro meeting after the supposedly improved atmosphere in the merkel meeting and then he actually treated his intention to make this announcement and sort of telegraphed where it was going while foreign secretary boris johnson was actually in washington trying to convince vice president pence and the secretary of state to continue the negotiations it whether or not he was intending to be rude whether he was trying to send a message this clearly isn't the way allies behave toward one another the russians are often accused of and into taking all sorts of conspiracy theories and i personally think that's a cultural thing rather than political because we enjoy a counter-intuitive explanations and one such conspiracy theory that's been. stalking me as a vice preparing for this program is a thought of whether or not iran is the main thing here do you really think t