as our core of brussels is as our correspondent peter all over reports. when you go past the sign this is one twenty with a line through it the gloves are off baby you can drive you can drive really bad government is off your back in germany and you drive the media says drive as fast as you want. it's the country throughout the world for its. unlimited speeds germany could be said to fall foul of the regulations that could see drivers of the countries paying high performance cars limited to a maximum of a round one hundred fifteen kilometers an hour the planned clampdown would see stated with a device that automatically applies the brakes whenever a car exceeds the speed limit in the area the idea is to increase highway safety thirty thousand people die every year on your throat but come on you five trips on the notion that a slow down will save lives statistics also show a major accidents. on the autobahn this is on the streets off side the autobahn and this is already very limited. and for some it's a clear indicator of the european commission overtakin

so what is the view from brussels now as it lost in a tug of war with russia. but the christian thought you correspondent mean ons. at the moment the government in kiev has made its point it's then tending east to inspect that is a decision that brussels for the officials here in brussels and have been hearing of course it's a big disappointment the youth of the people into signing this to treat a specially the countries that have a border with ukraine and they were very interested in signing this association agreement. because ukraine and everybody here in brussels as the weather that has been under alot of craps to come in from russia the president led the mitre ten has repeatedly warned ukraine of signing the association agreement with ukraine and ukraine knows that too. i think nbc in his hands in the pas to flex his muscles and cut off gas supplies tricks on polk city is not made. they know why the ukraine government compensation it did. nina hoss speaking to us from brussels now should they stay or should they be sent out plans to question our school and

germans that their speed should be in the hands of brussels now till. i was dxed the germans. to the french or roast beef to the british. not things are they going to want to give up control of easily. these are all of a. any. size or a board coming up after this short break stay with us you're on our. i hate to be a downer but i really think the olympics have lost all meaning in the past when there was the cold war it was like a battle between two ideologies taking place in the abstract and the one nine hundred thirty six olympics nazi pseudo science their self-proclaimed superiority was put on trial for the whole world to see and spent the olympics having the majority of the countries on earth participating they're now horribly horribly bland one could argue that they have become a great way for countries to show off their acts used to build up some infrastructure by i think this is a big misconception let's look back to the two thousand lympics and beijing yes china is really develop in the last twenty years but the olympics really teach us anything about this country with

deceiving well a number of european countries has been protesting against brussels policy ukraine is probably the only one where people are taking to the streets in tens of thousands to support the idea of your integration became a thing yet we deserved to be in europe and i shoes to deal would have allowed us to get better education in europe but this was not about being in the e.u. joining the union was not even on the table the two hundred page blueprint of the agreement never said anything about a visa free regime and we are heathy isn't about that my wife can go to poland and buy a lot of food for just ten her even though which is just over a dollar that's twice as much as i can buy here four hundred greville but the government was concerned that ukraine's domestic products would be swarmed by cheap or easy you goods the worst case scenario could have been factory closures and a catastrophe unemployment rate and brussels was offering no compensation for any potential economic losses despite that ukraine's leadership has hinted a deal may still materialize in march next year that

for to hear that the european union leaders and especially the people in brussels are condemning the ukrainian government for using the police to the two to deal with the demonstrators and key if i can tell you in any of those countries in europe britain greece portugal italy you name it police deal very roughly with all demonstrate us especially if these demonstrations against the austerity which is imposed on these nations by brussels and for these same people to go and tell the ukrainian government that they are heavy handed with that demonstrate this is just hypocrisy. ukraine's are not to strengthen trade with the e.u. comes amid criticism that the block has lost direction alternative right wing groups across the continent to fighting against what they see as liberalism and want to forge a new sense of identity we spoke to one political activist who is taking part in the we are the youth conference and he believes young people in particular are being forgotten by the e.u. elite. in italy greece spain and portugal finding a job is not that easy these days so of course people go l

anybody who cares meanwhile brussels points the. deal. it was only being pragmatic when making the choice. the enemy within reports claim the cia recruited to guantanamo prisoners. after their. practice which turned. their own country. the country's most famous human rights activist behind bars despite him being eligible for release. the world. everybody here welcome to the program police have dispersed an anti-government protest in the very heart of ukraine's capital using tear gas and batons the local media say forty people have been taken to hospital more than thirty been arrested so far and here we have the latest pictures from the scene more than a week people have been calling for the president to resign over the decision to back out of a trade deal with the e.u. . make room and was shunned by the ukrainian leader during a key summit in vilnius this week why e.u. officials had hoped that kiev would strengthen its ties with the union the president's lack of movement on the issue has only infuriated the protesting crowds even more det

to convince germans that their speed should be in the hands of brussels south so. i was dxed the germans. to the french or roast beef to the british. not things are they going to want to give up control of easily. control over. coming up right after the break we're forced on the life of a transgender male fly our international viewers but for us in the u.k. actually returns a take on the topics that are being ignored by the country's mainstream media. one member of st petersburg's legislative assembly is trying to get child beauty pageants banned in russia starting with his hometown you know i couldn't agree more with this gent on this issue these kids beauty pageants not only put a ton of pressure on children to achieve something absolutely pointless but they're also a pedophile's dream come true and are well very very creepy but why are they creepy that's because with you like it or not human beauty is related to sex so when you try to make children beautiful and wear bathing suits let's just say active poses yeah that's called sexualizing children and it's disgu

so what sort of reaction can we expect from brussels. the bow reaction we get from brussels meanwhile in illustrates is the team. gross hypocrisy all the leaders of all of the countries of europe and really around the world. pam whereby their happy to criticize other people spying on themselves that are there all day and age of the soul of the major powers in the world in question are the days of losses fighting against each other. what also most importantly against their own people is against other people around the world

it is going to be a very long christmas tale how's that for us in brussels. europe's economy is turning around that according to a new report from the european commission but brussels says that record high unemployment is likely to continue to out next year and growth in the eurozone is expected to hit zero point five percent in the second half of this year rising to a little over one percent next year is a closer look at that report the european economy is improving. even though growth is predicted to be sluggish for some time to come. eu monetary affairs commissioner all the rain said budget consolidation and structural reforms are finally paying off. but he added a warning the scene. p s i'm so flippin economic turnaround. but that growth in the cup to hold a press release and he thrust it into salsa. or maybe they like it and that's why we cannot get to keep their weak story and you must but most fall into the temple so called mason says. brain expects the german economy to continue outperforming the rest of the year as. but the commission once again took

the only thing the european union can try to do is keep blame storming anybody who cares meanwhile brussels points the finger at moscow the deal despite kiev statement it was only being pragmatic when making the choice. the enemy within reports claim the cia recruited guantanamo bay prisoners as agents. after their release. the workings of the practice which turns into in their own countries. no mercy for job keeps the country's most famous human rights activist behind bars despite him right now being eligible for release. the world's top headlines live on r.t. international. from all of us here thanks for joining us police have dispersed an anti-government protest in the very heart of ukraine's capital using tear gas and batons the local media say that forty people have been hospitalized more than thirty others arrested but they've since been released now these are right here the latest pictures from the scene more than a week people have been calling for the president to resign over the decision to back out of a trade deal with the e.u. the agreement was shunned by the ukrainian leaders d

president putin's angered by this support he think will be the response of brussels. well i'm not sure that brussels actually can respond to russia we're talking about you know the great bear which is russia but the point is that brussels is trying to interfere in all sorts of street as influence certainly into russia it wants to expand the european union and i remember sitting in a press conference when. the president of the european commission called the european union the well's faced imperial empire it's expansionist but once or expands east one so take in the ukraine it wants to take and it will want to take in albania because the expansion of this organization knows no and can you not think of one good reason why they should sign this trade deal. while of course trade is good and what you've got to worry about in the russian market is that you have a free trade agreement to sort with the ukraine and your markets in russia who could quite easily be folded and you've got to think of your own industries that's something we haven't done here in the u.k. and you've g

the only thing the european union can try to do is keep blame storming anybody who cares meanwhile brussels points the finger at moscow for disrupting the deal despite kiev statements it was only being pragmatic when making the choice. the enemy within reports claim the cia recruited guantanamo bay prisoners as double agents using their most spies after their release. the workings of the practice which turns into law in their own countries. no. job to keep the country's most famous human rights activist behind bars despite him now being eligible for release. everyone here with the international welcome to the program. the world headlines for this hour police have dispersed in antigovernment protests and the very heart of ukraine's capital using tear gas and batons the local media say that forty people have been taken to hospital more than thirty at this point have now been arrested and here come the latest pictures from the scene more than a week in people have been calling for the president to resign. over the decision to back out of a landmark trade deal with the e.u. the agreement was sh

i mean we we have seen a lot of pressures from brussels and most schools. on this front i mean on this doocy we have seen from brussels for for example really strange pressure to release a political opponent i mean and from moscow we have we have seen some suburb rattling and also you know an educated pressure etc what i mean good relations with both russia and the you should be possible no foreign government should try to impose the frame policy of. a third country namely a criminal i'm still not quite understanding sort of party real time what's in it for the e.u. to sign it with ukraine here ukraine's economy is not exactly prospering. it's you know it's about free trade so it's about you know a trade mitch really positive when you when you go to. to the you know to to a shop you buy something it's positive for you and i suppose it's you for for the shop manager so the bigger the free trade. the better so it's it would be better for your printer system is true and you to be better for your training customers the same with russia send ukraine of course an

meanwhile brussels points the finger at moscow for disrupting the deal despite a key of statements it was only being pragmatic one making the choice. also this hour the enemy within where polls claim the cia recruited gone tunneled prison as a double agents using them as spies after their release of c.s.s. is the walking's of the proxies which sounds x. calls into outlaws and our own country. i'm no mercy for now they were john bahrain keeps the country's most famous human rights activists behind bars despite being eligible for reading. and welcome to the international i'm you know chicago welcome to the program police have this person to government process in the very heart of ukraine's capital using tear gas and bought homes more than a week and people have been calling for the president to resign over their decision to back out of a landmark trade deal with the easy and it's a question of scale has it always helps. during the week e of central square was the stage of the mass protest of those supporting your integration and opposing president acknowledges decision not to sign the e

only thing the european union to try to do is keep liam storming about the rush of tears meanwhile brussels pointed to get busted for disrupting the deal. this might be its statements. it was only the non sick when making a choice. also this salad annie me with a triple slaying the cis record of god's presence as double agents easy to pass plays of the trinity is off the excess is built like kings of the six percent has exposed him to appeal was in that country. the c4 in at the late john hartley is the country's most famous human rights act is behind bars. intangible readings. in the welcome to the international units welcome to the. police have discussed it and see gavin precious and the very heart of ukraine's capital teasing tickets and scones. but a week and people have been calling for the president to resign over the decision to buy account of the landmark trade deal with the ec there's heskey has this happens during the week the essentials. where was the stage of the mass protest although support eu integration in opposing president a coach's decision not to sign the euro associatio

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fanatics to sit there in brussels or london to say ukraine should join the e.u. should sign this trade deal putting things in it in practical terms will be a disaster for the ukrainian people it will be gas prices going up the prices going up unemployment going up industrialisation so i think going to have a choice. and further analysis of ukraine's rejects is easier bed and just how attractive the deal was in the first place as up for debate in cross talk later this hour. the fact is the european union doesn't have money to hand out ukraine needs an awful lot of money and everyone knows that the european union and its member states are broke they have debt up to the eyeballs and they can't afford to pay their own bills let alone other peoples both russia and the european union like integration with ukraine but unocal over to the end of the day just said it's not a good enough deal i seeing the government was trying to probe and see where that the european union would be able to provide some financial assistance and also whether it would be willing to nudge the i

says there's no way for kiev to meet brussels to. its just of course neither the ukrainian businesses nor the government have this amount of money or will have any time soon that's why ukraine is not ready to take responsibilities is not capable of fulfilling. and the people of ellen his guests debating ukraine's rejected edu bid and just how attractive indeed it was attractive the deal was for kiev in the first place that's in today's edition of crosstalk. the fact is the european union doesn't have money to hand out ukraine needs an awful lot of money and everyone knows that the european union and its member states are broke they have debt up to the polls and they can't afford to pay their own bills let alone other people's both russia and the european union like integration with ukraine but unocal which at the end of the day just said it's not a good enough deal i think he only called it if government was trying to probe and see where that the european union would be able to provide some financial assistance and also whether it wo

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old brussels finances may not allow them to increase the offer to kiev. you got some a technical glitches with that package right there apologize maybe i broke some of the equipment anyway as ukraine says no to the e.u. many within the bloc itself are saying no to its central policy a young nationalists from belgium have invited revolutionaries from all across the continent to talk about how to fight liberalism here at sea we spoke to one political activist who's taking part in the so-called we are the youth conference he says unemployment is the main driving force behind the rise of the liberals italy greece spain and portugal finding a job is not that easy these days so of course people go looking for especially young people go looking and searching for solutions and i think that there are some movements that can give these solutions to the problems of today that the capitalist liberal system has cost the governments over the european union that day totally don't care about jobs of people so we can see that people are looking for alternatives we can not

on the augusta brussels and also so all in neighbors. and soon the ceo's inside the mall only to the imposition of a cabal that will always exist in the republic of poland that the majority libyan citizens of moldovan has done very well that there is no alternative states the development to the olive back for civility functioning european democracy and am so full of european integration costs. so share the sambal is this sense then there's the same principles which exists and work in me comes as the european union to prime minister while ben do you say to russia. you say it's not against anybody it's pro integration with europe but russia is watching with interest which a message to russia. from the very person they install both chains intolerance is no denying it's that time. we had the same message delivered those in moscow as well as in brussels that the fundamental joy is the fundamental objective of all foreign and domestic policy is european integration. so the thing that baby message and the object of the priorities of our policy

i still want the west of the eu can succeed in brussels to london to study for it to him sunday straight thinking seek to continue to be the substitute the ukrainian people. the gas prices during the prices going up and coming going up. the industry by sanctions sought again to the treaty could have a choice. the misses of ukraine's rejected the bid and just how attractive the deal was in that place is up for debate in coastal link to this now. the fact is the european union doesn't have money to hand out ukraine needs an awful lot of money and a poem that is that the european union and its member states are broke they have decked out to the light poles and they come to full to pay the rent and bills to ruin other people's both russia and the european union. mike integration with ukraine but unocal that at the end of the data said it's not a good enough deal. i think he encourages government was trying to program soon but that the european union would be able to provide some financial assistance. adam and bolster with that he would be waiting to notch the imf to be more convenient and ca

able to give evidence gave evidence where we could interact with some people who had not come to brussels so we did and it was only for two or three days that was imports and it was important to get a sense of our concerns to them and that was also a two way street now what you know what most journalists have said well yeah what did the u.s. officials se didn't you think did they try to justify the n.s.a.'s activities are or was it just that one way monologue from here outside oh yes they did try and justify what they were doing in fact we had private meetings with the n.s.a. homeland security department national security council and there was some justification given in fact she would have seen that. we had we had private meetings and then you saw a public statement coming out while we were there for the national security agency is explicitly a it's a mass surveillance activity and you saw that coming from the n.s.c. and capitol hill while we were there and the justification given was public it was about this was done on the basis of you know the necessity of a terror activity it was don

the european union and opt for russia instead because western politicians and media in an uproar brussels feel snubbed while moscow has a wait and see approach as ukrainian politics is anything but stable the so-called struggle for ukraine is far from over. to cross-talk ukraine i'm joined by my guest live would give again in london she is a senior economist at i.h.s. global insight into. yes we have john laughlin he is the director of studies at the institute of democracy and cooperation and in moscow we cross to mark the boulder he is a senior lecturer and researcher at moscow state university orange folks cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want john if i go to you first all this media coverage of this for the past week it's the tussle between the european union and russia for control of ukraine it's put very much in cold war terms here but very few people want to focus on the real deep deep troubles that are occurring in ukraine and how ukraine is trying to get itself out of a really nasty fix i want to point out to our viewers here that the i.m.f. is kno

i do tune in again also next week said deed of these european channels from brussels. if you can't until the end of the ezine and arthur now. do the second one it's believed to be the worst second largest corporate server and eastern afghanistan. minister of mines weight loss are on it was money from mining here in another size to be used to rebuild the country after thirty years the war when it comes in a bid for the first demanded to know it won't go too long ago blaming seems to be too good to be the optimist there was the nation's mineral wealth of more than three trillion dollars. us intelligence to wanted to explore the country's mineral wealth baking the eighties but the primary obstacle to the destruction was a lack of security. the problem that still faces the knesset today now these sites are heavily guarded by afghan security forces to attract many foreign investors who are competing on beats for mining projects. one of the abilities of the open government has to be sure that the revenues coming from the huge reserves will creates revenues for the local comm

nintendo coming to you from dw state gets to brussels. he is probably half the year investigation sector and the family and exclaimed topics. great so why the government's help to find program is risky. anyhow if i might is rebelling against easing to. many are pinched a prejudiced when it comes to one of the continent's largest ethnic minority groups the room. that became obvious in the so called marianne cases few weeks ago. maria is a belongs for a month kal but many believe in this background i had stolen base on cow and taking in the greek slum. absent and twelve million roma in europe and the family into tikrit have not experienced just how quick the roma can become victim of the pain he could to whom. once upon a time there was a young woman. she was there and kind they taste became known toronto. her name was on a ton of people our fairytale years. he was going to be written by the church news media ruminate on top of the nissan was expecting print outlets. reporters saw it come across a modern fairytale. i will be a little family

oh i think it is brussels. back here and they showed in what's becoming a familiar refrain that national suddenly find itself that locks once again. yet another political conflict between the rival camps the main opposition democratic party boycotted every scheduled parliamentary meeting on friday in protest of what they say is an unfair probe by the prosecution into the missing two thousandseven into korean summit transcript instead he has demanded that a special probe be launched into last year's presidential election process. as a result of the walkout all of friday's plenary sessions were canceled. the rulings of the party has criticized the deed before its move saying it would have no choice but to unilaterally go ahead with the remainder of the parliament reschedule if the boycott continues. and it's the first proceeding of its kind in modern korean history the constitutional court began work on a verdict that could decide the fate of the left leaning political party an earlier this week the government fi

turn but we have requested more money and brussels finances are already strained it could be a while yet before ukraine starts taking vance's seriously. r.t. . e.u. leaders are now saying that an agreement could be possible when a new president comes to power in ukraine and even planned to hold meetings with ukraine's opposition on the sidelines of the summit in lithuania but a little bit down an aide to the leader of france's national front he says the e.u. shouldn't be meddling in kiev's internal affairs. along with this image sure deal which was made that they're making interventionism inside the national politics of the train i can totally understand the president of ukraine why he felt humiliated on this case there mixing up with international internet all this is difficult questions of don't you get. in a case. this is not good as well train is divided into you have a pro european opinion you have pro russian opinion this country for me it's history and its geography is complicated let's not make things even worse and ukraine has cited it economic difficulties as the main reaso

with the european union and opt for russia instead as western politicians and media in an uproar brussels feel snubbed while moscow has a wait and see approach as ukrainian politics is anything but stable the so-called struggle for ukraine is far from over. if you cross talk ukraine i'm joined by my guest live would give again in london she is a senior economist at i.h.s. global insight in paris we have john lauchlan he is to director of studies at the institute of democracy and cooperation and in moscow we cross to mark sloboda he's a senior lecturer and researcher at moscow state university all right folks cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to join if i go to you first all this media coverage of this for the past week it's the tussle between the european union and russia. for control of ukraine it's put very much in cold war terms here but very few people want to focus on the real deep deep troubles that are occurring in ukraine and how ukraine is trying to get itself out of a really nasty fix i want to point out to our viewers here that the i.m.f. is

able to give evidence gave evidence where we could interact with some people who had not come to brussels so we did and it was only for two or three days that was imports and it was important to get a sense of our concerns to them and that was also a two way street knowing what you know what most journalists have said well yeah what did the u.s. officials sally sent you think did they try to just. it's or was it just one way monologue from here outside oh yes they did try and justify what they were doing and we had private meetings with the n.s.c. homeland security department national security council and there was some justification given in fact you will have seen. we had we had private meetings and then you saw a public statement coming out while we were there for the national security agency is explicitly a boat surveillance activity and you saw that coming from the n.s.c. and capitol hill while we were there. the justification given was public it was a. this was done on the basis of you know the necessity of argy terror activity it was done in partnership with the government so they

and cozy up to russia instead brussels accuses moscow of meddling or president putin says europe using the dirty tricks. of the olympic torch is on another leg of its epic journey to sort cheap plunging to the bottom of the deepest lake on earth after conquering open space. from a student center in moscow this is r.t. with the twenty four hours a day there is an air of anxiety in geneva where a long anticipated deal on iran's nuclear program could potentially be signed although foreign diplomats in the iranian delegation sound optimistic any further details about just what is happening there at the moment almost impossible to extract is there in geneva for us so there's been so much waiting and yet still no clarity any idea what's happening. well the p five plus one foreign ministers have been meeting that's all the world powers negotiating here in apart from iran but we did hear a little bit earlier from iran's foreign minister zarif and explained that the agreement being discussed today is consisting of three stages and he. also said that that potential agreement he said he could rea

in integration deal between ukraine and brussels. you have. the e.u. talk to. polish people talk to. government insists that rejecting europe is a pragmatic step to safeguard the country's economy plus. it's been to the north pole it's been to space travel deep into the depths of the world's deepest lake the twenty fourteen olympic torch. still burning. it's twelve o'clock noon on saturday here in moscow it's r t for you today from me in the entire news team welcome to the program there's real hope that finally some kind of deal over iran's nuclear program could be close or the foreign ministers from the six negotiating world powers are changing their shared jewels to join the talks and help to overcome any remaining obstacles to a landmark agreement with lottie's in geneva with the russian delegation headed by the foreign minister sergei lavrov we can all join us. live to get the latest on this so good to see you polly how are the talks progressing any progress being made and honestly of people still optimistic about some sort of good outcome here. well john k

with the european union and opt for russia instead as western politicians and media in an uproar brussels feel snubbed while moscow has a wait and see approach as ukrainian politics is anything but stable the so-called struggle for ukraine is far from over. to cross-talk ukraine i'm joined by my guest live would give or give in london she is a senior economist at i.h.s. global insight in paris we have john laughlin he is the director of studies at the institute of democracy and cooperation and in moscow we cross to mark sloboda he is a senior lecturer and researcher at moscow state university all right folks cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want john if i can go to you first all of this media coverage of this for the past week it's the tussle between the european union and russia for control of ukraine it's put very much in cold war terms here but very few people want to focus on the real deep deep troubles that are occurring in ukraine and how ukraine is trying to get itself out of a really nasty fix i want to point out to our viewers here that the i.m.f.

big money big trouble brussels negotiates a free trade deal with the u.s. that could mean billions in profit critics say it will ruin european democracy and make corporations more powerful than governments plus. successfully returned to earth right. now the longest torch relay in olympic history is set to continue we'll bring you details. from our studio this is an international news comment. signed an agreement with the u.s. atomic watchdog which allows it access to several of iran's nuclear facilities including the controversial iraq heavy water plant there was no progress in the latest round of talks in hell to limit iran's nuclear program is widely blamed for stalling a breakthrough when israel lashed out at his allies for negotiation what it called a dangerous deal. has more. was it so long ago that the talks did seem promising you had the iranian foreign minister meeting with the european union policy chief foreign policy chief catherine ashton and the mood in that meeting was certainly one of optimism but israel has been opposed to these negotiations

turn but we kiev requesting more money and brussels finances already strained it could be awhile yet before ukraine starts taking e.u. advances seriously police got r.t. he spoke with ludovico dad an aide to the leader of france's national front party marine le pen he says it's not surprising that ukraine is reluctant to go ahead with a deal. they're making interventionism inside the national politics of train i can totally understand the president of ukraine why you felt humiliated on this case they're mixing up with the international intern this is difficult questions of don't you get emotion go in there and there are case who cringe should be thinking twice about these officers which were seen as you really hate seeing and which even upsets their russian friends i mean what does the european union have to offer when it sees politically if i did when it's that time is rising unemployment rates rising ukraine is divided into you have a pro european opinion you have pro russian opinion in this country for months history and its geography is complicated let's not make things even wors