and e.u. interests are best served by the status quo being maintained there was no need to hype up an intervention or kinetic action in bulgaria the only time you ever hear about the need for a crackdown in bulgaria is when a government there actually started working in bulgaria own interests and not the us desires but that's just my opinion. that well considered then set capital with me. going to be discussing some of the we think it can you still always find out what's been made in staking the. local markets corporate news coming up. in cities is that a jam packed show it's a state that's going to get stuck in and talk about china because the world's second largest economy has been setting off all kinds of alarm bells this week it's now on track for its poorest performance since one thousand nine hundred ninety eight after growing at an average annual rate of just under ten percent for the last thirty three years the latest figure of seven point five percent is causing concern is the news we

still a decision from the e.u. on on shipments to syria was mounting fears in lifting all day and baldo was not such a good idea as the conflict in the war torn country fuels extremism view work in store. and online forum along the russian web with the new nor allowing web signs a break called rights to be blogs now and place its pros and cons comparing it to similar situations in other countries.

was spying on the e.u. e.u. offices both in brussels as well as around the world now when those when that information was released in should be legal magazine a few months ago and that caused outrage across europe and we're seeing more of that now as these latest revelations come out that the e.u. was seen as a key target for spying by the united states. i'm the father of the man who uncovered washington's tight for private data has been granted a visa to visit russia go to our website to find out when long snowden plans to visit his son in russia where he's been granted temporary political asylum. what about flown with heaven help the story weaponry russia is about to stage a contest which sees. the sporting field of battle get all the details but i don't . think. it is a half a billion dollar transmission to nowhere for decades america has been beaming its message of democracy directly into cuba including from a plane broadcasting over the island but the signal has been successfully jammed in washington is bei

was spying on the e.u. e.u. offices both in brussels as well as around the world now when those when that information was released in beagle magazine a few months ago well that caused outrage across europe and we're seeing more of that now as these latest revelations come out that the e.u. was seen as a key target for spying by the united states. the n.s.a. spying tentacles could be reaching out from the u.s. embassy in moscow according to sources from inside russian intelligence online called the full story of the system. x. keyscore which can watch everything internet users in moscow are sending on looking at head to l.t. dot com formal. also go to our website to find out who won the long snowden plans to visit his son haim russia where he's been granted temporary political asylum. hungary is about to pay off exert to the international monetary fund and then wants the credit to go around the country was saved by the washington based group with a twenty five billion dollar loan five years ago but isn't renewing

we see that croatia is an e.u.ember and serbia are beginning talks, but what will become of bosnia? >> he says he's not so interested in political questions. >> i hope everything that is in the frame of europe needs to be europe somehow. it is europe. so the question of this formality is left to the politicians. i don't know. >> he says he sees himself as an artist providing music and films to a grateful audience, along with entire towns and cultures, he is trying to create his vision of the world, in doing so, he, too, is playing politics. ♪ >> and that report wraps editio journal." do join us again at the same time next week, if you can. we'd be delighted to have you with us. until then from all of us here in brussels, thanks for watching. bye for now. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- 

standards when they export to the e.u. just as they have to meet japanese standards when they export to japan but they don't need to apply all of those regulations that are mystic trade nor do they need to apply them to that part of their economy which is accounted for by trade outside your mr han and the in the crucial difference here is of course is that those were the initial deals that both switzerland i'm norway negotiated for themselves and be initial deal that the u.k. got for itself was quite different so you're actually asking here for preferential treatment for every very different deal than what norway and switzerland negotiated for themselves from the very begin. but let me transition to the political issue there is a lot of talk about the need of repatch rating political power from brussels and i wonder in what way do you think brussels inhibits ukase political independence well it depends how you measure it but somewhere between hamas and seventy percent. to give you think directives and regulations those dir

was spying on the e.u. the e.u. offices both in brussels as well as around the world now when those that were not information was released inch beagle magazine a few months ago well that caused outrage across europe and we're seeing more of that now as these latest revelations come out that the e.u. was seen as a key target for spying by the united states al qaeda has claimed responsibility for saturday's massive string of bombings that battered iraq killing more than ninety people since the beginning of the month more than three hundred people in the country have died in the violence a figure that's fast approaching the total for the entire august last year and also this july was the deadliest since to thousand and eight with monthly losses on a level not seen in the guineas and amount but tengah investigated the consequences of the u.s. led military campaign in iraq and things the war made the country fertile ground for terrorists. kind of ironic that the us now have to chase al qaeda in iraq while before the war

where it's being talked about, also the e.u. to make sure that everything is as calm and quiet as it possibly can be. >> a few days the u.s. canceled joint military exercises and an order for a fighter jet. now we're hearing that the e.u. will also suspend the sell of military equipment. is this expected to have any type of effect? >> that's what was expected to come from the e.u. rachelle, that's right. france, germany, spain, which provides most of the military hardware to egypt from the e.u. all decided independently from the e.u. that they would suspend that. it's about 20% of the money that e.u. sends to egypt. the 80% being humanitarian aid. that humanitarian aid will continue to flow. there has been a decision made that they certainly don't want to hurt or hinder any part of the egyptian public over this. they want to continue to have that aid go to them. it is only the military that will be curtailed, and that's the e.u.'s stance for now as they along with everybody else will hold their breath. we have to say again of wh

was spying on the e.u. e.u. offices both in brussels as well as around the world now when those that information was released and should be able magazine a few months ago well that caused outrage across europe and we're seeing more of that now as these latest revelations come out that the e.u. was seen as a key target for spying by the united states. continues the tragic part of blanchard a no wrong and as the death toll drums by the day wide consent over the country's future is growing while washington places at ten million don't have balance here on the al qaeda troop in iraq or bring your expert opinion in a set. and also this hour doing away with the international monetary fund to hungary pays back its huge debt ahead of shed hoping to be a retail bank is meddling and it's sober enough as that and much more often to break. the interview. a feel good. wealthy british style. guide. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger for a no holds barred look at the global

still no decision from the e.u. on shipments to syria with mounting fears the lifting of the it was not such a good idea as the conflict in the war torn country fuels a key. the russian.

was spying on the e.u. e.u. offices both in brussels as well as around the world now when those when that information was released and beagle magazine a few months ago well that caused outrage across europe and we're seeing more of that now as these latest revelations come out that the e.u. was seen as a key target for spying by the united states. and i still to come here when our oldest continues a tragic pattern of bloodshed in iraq and if the death toll by the day worldwide can son of the country's future is growing while washington places a ten million dollars bounty on the al qaeda chief in iraq bring you expert opinion on that just a bit later in the program. plus doing away with the international monetary fund hungry pays back its huge debt ahead of show jewel hoping to be rid of the bankers meddling in its sovereign offense and much more often the. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. operations today. as the media le

was spying on the e.u. e.u. offices both in brussels as well as around the world now when those that information was released and should be able magazine a few months ago well that caused outrage across europe and we're seeing more of that now as these latest revelations come out that the e.u. was seen as a key target for spying by the united states. and the father of the man who uncovered washington's appetite for private data has been granted a visa to visit russia go to our website to find out when long snowden plans to visit his son in russia where he's been granted temporary political asylum. thus what about a buyer along with heavy weaponry russia is about to stage a contest which sees huge tanks take to the sporting field of battle you can get all the details at r.t. dot com. that hungary is about to pay off its debt to the international monetary fund and then wants the credit to go on the country was saved by the washington based group with a twenty five billion dollar loan five years ago but isn't new i

was spying on the e.u. e.u. offices both brussels as well as around the world now when those when that information was released in spiegel magazine a few months ago well that caused outrage across europe and we're seeing more of that now as these latest revelations come out that the e.u. was seen as a key target for spying by the united states. still to come here with stories of killings and kidnappings of syrian kurds are increasing almost daily and after a short break here on the program for the alliance between al qaeda linked groups and rebels in syria who have turned against the minority. plus a doing away with the international monetary fund hungary pays back its huge debt well ahead of schedule hoping to be rid of the bank. that's also coming up here on . the interview. right to see. her street. and i think. foreigners. can still. be. a pleasure to have you with us here on. re sushi life in moscow thirteen more kurds have reportedly been abducted by syrian rebels who then handed them over to islamists jih

then they would be expected to pay the same price as the rest of the e.u. countries now trade with russia is expected to decrease by up to two billion dollars annually on the other hand is the option of joining the customs union this will leave the trade with the e.u. at the same level that it is now at the same time boosting exports to russia up to ten billion dollars annually so economically the situation seems pretty clear however politically if you crave it is ready to pay the price it may join the e.u. club for better or for worse. thailand has become the first country to be in the big oil it's now illegal to use a virtual currency after the central bank declared that it's not a currency this is the latest blow for the big choir the pay to pay cash system alternative to traditional choruses have had its fair share of controversy since its introduction four years ago according to an online statement by the ruling came after months of meetings between the company and thailand's essential find that hard and justified their decision stating that the ban is

of course but senior e.u. officials are saying that they will actually not question their american counterparts about the impact of such programs surveillance programs do you really think everything is going to be done or do you think a lot of cooperation which we're hearing about today between the u.k. and the u.s. and of course a lot of cooperation between berlin and and and america not much is going to change is it despite the fact they said oh we're going to look into it. yes but this is unacceptable i think it's also very very dangerous to see that we knew what was happening with the and this n.s.a. practices and still the negotiations on a free trade agreement could start earlier this month without the e.u. even trying to delay them so this is all very humiliating i think for the europeans and for the european union member states that just started out these negotiations about a free trade agreement without anything really happened without any real pressure having gone from the e.u. just briefly today we'

was spying on the e.u. e.u. offices both in brussels as well as around the world now when those when that information was released and should be legal magazine a few months ago well that caused outrage across europe and we're seeing more of that now as these latest revelations come out that the e.u. was seen as a key target for spying by the united states. august continues a tragic pattern of bloodshed in iraq and the death toll by the day world wide concern over the country's future is growing while washington places a ten million dollars bounty on the al qaeda cheap in iraq we'll bring you an expert opinion later. thus doing away with the international monetary fund hungry pays back its huge debts ahead overshadowed hoping to be riddled by his meddling and it's sober enough as that and much more after the break . most of these boys has been told a lot for violence or theft. of the window climbed in and tried started. we pushed it a little way and here we were drunk. and soon who you're an alcoholic nearly all

was spying on the e.u. e.u. offices both brussels as well as around the world now when those when that information was released in should be legal magazine a few months ago well that caused outrage across europe and we're seeing more of that now as these latest revelations come out that the e.u. was seen as a key target for spying by the united states. all this continues a tragic pattern of bloodshed in iraq and as the death toll drones by the day worldwide concern over the country's future is growing while washington places a ten million dollar bounty on they are kind to cheap in iraq expert opinion they say. doing away with the international monetary fund to hungary pays pockets huge debt ahead of the shed you hoping to be a read of bankers meddling in itself are enough as that and much more after the break. i. told you my language and what i will only react to situations i have read the reports for. the pollution to the no i will leave them to the state department to comment on your latter point to say gauge

the only industry which felt a positive effect from the e.u. accession was local wine making with its famous the chi bottle selling well across the continent but the country's political elites say this is a poor consolation for a country which has exceptional agricultural conditions when you're miserable the shadow was in atlanta and we have everything to be europe's most powerful agricultural nation we estimated that the ten million people of hungary can feed thirty million in europe these are yours but in the e.u. nobody. what we produce at the same time we've lost all our eastern markets where we were the primary exporters in the one nine hundred eighty s. i will play only orthodox shul if the situation became so bad that at some point it can go in government have to act swiftly they lash out when the floodgates of cheap european farm produce were opened into hungary prices for our own milk poultry and meat crashed and tens of thousands of our farmers almost went bankrupt we were forced to implement the tempest legislation in the whole of th

as far as the e.u.not interfering with our internal affairs, respecting our sovereignty, and we will not accept any interference from anybody outside of egypt. our position is only confined with the achieving the national interests of the country, and in conclusion issued by the council of the e.u. today of the foreign ministers of the e.u. it was mentioned here that the e.u. object to the use of attacks on government installations, that's fine, but you know, the foreign minister wanted or expressed his hope before that there could be issued a bit earlier and was more clear language. any way, as for the issue of cooperation the conclusion refers to the continuation of the socio-economic assistance provided to egypt, and that's fine. there is a commitment from the e.u. to continue the ongoing economic cooperate with egypt. we're committed as well. since it does not touch our sovereignty or political will. secondly with regard to revision of the security assistance, this revision is being shaped by the eg

still ahead greece gets another fix of bailout money from e.u. coffers total almost six billion euros but not only does it tatted economy. that comes with it has been listening to drug addiction in the country. of the presidential election. talk to locals about their way of dealing with the left by war those stories still ahead. first we have a chance to get updated with the latest financial. and new program venture capital . from. reverberates through the centuries when. hanging on this member. faith in the caucasus. from generation to generation killed my son with impunity. with impunity there was a question of. today. more news today. these are the images. from the streets of canada. today. that welcome to venture capital with me. well we're going to be discussing some of the i think it is this new stories find out what's been very good shaking the global markets corporate news coming up and really it's these are going to jam packed to say that we're going to get stuck in and talk about china because the world's second largest economy is in se

all the countries in the world apart from be e.u. defend themselves against globalization saw they try to keep it in check they control it they cloak of voters on imports they put customs duties on things to defend their products to me i cannot mix actors that are essential to their independence we're the only ones who don't do it and so consequently it's not about denying that globalization is happening it's about getting france into a position where it can defend itself against globalization and to set some playing rules there's not a single game in the world that doesn't have rules and today globalization and the e.u. is completely deregulated only i mean that we see the consequences are a catastrophic where the consequence could this who think. that was not a new battle still leader of all this when i saw ninety third largest party in france going to take a short break now but coming up next deserving to the french and the remedy that kills the patient stay tuned. we'll all told you my language as well but i will only react to si

save us all from genocide the kurds call on the e.u. and the world forward to action as the un launches a probe into reports that hundreds of kurdish civilians were massacred in syria by al qaeda affiliated radical groups. noted it was disappointed with president obama's decision to cancel his one on one with president putin over russia giving asylum to n.s.a. leaker edward snowden. and the u.k. universities become increasingly out of reach and story intuition fees we bribed brits are from poor families are giving up on getting to where jewish and. it's just gone past one pm here in the russian capital you live with us on our t.v. with me to mom would say let's take a look at our top story this hour. amid mounting disturbing reports of civilian kurds targeted by militants in syria the ethnic group is crying for help the kurdish democratic union party has filed an appeal to the e.u. about their plight the u.n. is also investigating the allegations of ethnic cleansing. is following the situation in the region. the kurdish democratic union

so i was thinking even if the european community or the e.u. cease to exist globalization is something much bigger and deeper and wider than us it's an irreversible persis so it isn't like they going against the flow things with this whole border thing and then it completely cools no no i don't agree that globalization is a fact but nobody ever said it was something we couldn't monitor all the countries in the world apart from the e.u. defend themselves against globalization saw they try to keep it in check they control it they put voters on imports they put customs duties on things to defend their products and the economic sectors that are essential to their independence are the only ones who don't do it and so consequently it's not about denying that globalization is happening it's about getting france into a position where it can defend itself against globalization and to set some playing rules there's not a single game in the world that doesn't have rules and today globalization in the e.u. is completely directly related and i mean that we

e.u. shipments to syria. was not such a good idea as the conflict in the water. for the russian internet and new laws in place websites that copyrights to be blocked. we look at the. comparing it to similar regulations around the world. it's just after eleven am in a blue sky of moscow it's r t with me rory sushil let's get straight to your world headlines right now a search engine for all of your private information what an n.s.a. program called x. keyscore is now this is according to freshly published documents which were provided by edward snowden just before he arrived in the transit zone of a moscow airport detail was described as the widest reaching intelligence gathering system used in the world let's get an explanation now. remember when edward snowden said he could wiretap eighty one at any time be the president or a federal judge if he had their personal e-mail that he could see the content of everyone's communications without a warrant the n.s.a. came out and said snowden was ly

still no decision from the e.u. on shipments to syria here's the lifting of the it was not such a good idea as the conflict in the water on country fuels extremism on european soil. and into the wild piracy era for the russian internet and new laws in place websites that break copyright to be blocked we look at the pros and cons comparing it to similar regulations and other countries. just after ten am in a very sunny moscow it's r.t. with me rule research street world headlines we go a search engine for all of your private information that's what an n.s.a. program called x. keyscore is according to the latest revelations from edward snowden freshly published documents were provided by snowden before he arrived in the transit zone of a moscow airport and they detail what's described as the widest reaching intelligence gathering system used in the world and the explanation now swansea's gynae to check . remember when edward snowden said he could wiretap anyone at any time be the president or a federal judge if he had

still no decision from the e.u. on the shipments to syria with mounting fears the lifting of the embargo was not such a good idea. in the water country fuels extremism on european soil. and an end to the wild piracy era for the russian internet a new laws in place allowing websites that break copyright to be blocked we look at its pros and comparing it to similar regulations in other countries. just after nine am in a blue sky of moscow this is r t with me over sushi let's go straight to your top world headlines right now a search engine for all of your private information that's what an n.s.a. program called x. keyscore is it's according to the latest revelations from edward snowden a freshly published documents detail what's described as the widest reaching intelligence gathering system used in the world let's get an explanation now. and has it. remember when edward snowden said he could wiretap anyone at any time be the president or a federal judge if he had their personal e-mail that he could see the content of

s e.u. membership bad for business almost eighty percent of u.k. bosses believe it could be a recent poll showed they voted in favor of holding a nationwide referendum on breaking away from the union and his police find out how the membership is apparently hurting profits. i thought that switzerland was missing out by not being in the european union nope well now its image that the majority of britons also think that they'd be better off alone after the british group think tank found that fifty four percent of u.k. citizens believe that britain would benefit from leaving the european union and joining the european free trade association instead following the examples of switzerland and norway which by the way have been thriving while the european union is an economic turmoil at the same time the debate of whether or not britain should stay or leave the e.u. has been getting louder amongst british businesses now to talk about the issue i'm joined by dylan sharp from business for britain didn'

still no decision from the e.u. on shipments to syria with mounting fears the lifting of the embargo was not such a good idea the conflict in the war torn country fuels extremism on european soil. and online protests are expected to rock the russian web with a new law allowing websites that break copyrights to be blocked it's now in place look at the pros and cons comparing it to similar regulations in other countries. it's high noon here in moscow this is r.t. with me will receive top world headlines for this hour a search engine for all of your private information that's what an n.s.a. program called x. keyscore is now this is according to freshly published documents which were provided by edward snowden this before he arrived in the transit zone of a moscow airport they detail was described as the widest reaching intelligence gathering system used in the entire world an explanation now for the aussie's guy nature can. remember when edward snowden said he could wiretap anyone at any time be the president or a fede

save us from genocide courage call in the e.u. and the world for protection as the un launches a probe into reports that hundreds of kurdish civilians were massacred in syria by al qaida affiliated radical groups. no tete a tete moscow is disappointed with president obama's decision to cancel his one on one with president putin over russia giving asylum to n.s.a. leaker edward snowden. and u.k. universities becoming increasingly out of reach soaring to asian fees when bright brits from poor families are giving up on getting to graduation. this is r.t. coming to you live from the russian capital joshua welcome to the program amid mounting disturbing reports of civilian kurds targeted by militants in syria the ass nigga is crying for help the kurdish democratic union party has filed an appeal to the e.u. about their plight the u.n. is also investigating the allegations of acid and cleansing our days are following the situation in the region. the kurdish democratic union has officially turned to the international community asking the

we do have a strong message to the e.u. to condemn the violence and terrorist activities in egypt categorically and unconditionally this message has not been very clear and very strong to us and to the egyptian people after their second revolution the second issue we would like the e.u. to review is that position regarding the violent activities especially the acts of vandalism. the churches mosques the christians and cults in egypt quite disappointed in the. e.u. has come dented on one hand however it was not very strong and they did not call. to bring the perpetrators to justice but on the contrary they did invite them to mr marsland forgive me for interrupting you just want to clarification here when you say that you should condemn violence what exactly do you mean i mean what side who are you calling the perpetrators. it is very clear the activity is the place that had been taking place in sinai in the last six months and even the year where terrorist activities one incident where six soldiers will kill another one is a

but that net flow is getting smaller, and that's true for the workers from the e.u. and from the workers from outside the e.u. >> chris colaco came from goa in southwestern india a few months ago. he'd lost his job with a travel agency there when tourism slumped. he set off to join his extended family in the british town of swindon, armed with a portuguese e.u. passport from the old colonial rulers and a vision of the future. >> uh, my hopes. firstly, i would love to take a good job. >> yeah. >> that's--as you see, the recession is there and people are losing jobs. first priority is to have a very good job, stable job. then have a house, uh, and then bring my wife and my kid. yeah. and give them a good life. it's very, very difficult. uh, every day in the morning, i get up and go down to town. i go down to the agencies and when i go there, they say, "at the moment, we are very quiet." so, it is very, very tough to get a job. >> unemployment tends to be somewhat higher among migrants than the native population. for now, chris has a temporary job and spends time helpin