harsh new cuts to stop the country from drowning in its debts now an extra twelve billion euros of e.u. aid are coming to the rescue of greece's economy within weeks. a u.s. captain of a gaza flotilla ship is arrested by greek authorities for trying to leave port without permission several international vessels with activist and humanitarian aid aboard were forced to anchor in greece's waters following what activists believe is pressure from israel and the u.s. . and the international criminal court issues and arrest warrant for the gadhafi is accusing them of crimes against humanity the hague believes the libyan leader ordered numerous attacks on civilians to suppress the unrest that's been gripping the country since february. next colonel gadhafi son saif al islam tells r.t. that he believes the court has nothing to do with establishing just his that's an exclusive interview here on r.t. . so far as well thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. well in two thousand and eight you were welcomed in london tony blair embraced your father you received a ph d. from london school of econo

cars new cuts to stop the country from drowning in its debts now an extra twelve billion euros of e.u. aid are coming to the rescue of greece's economy within weeks. the international criminal court issues and arrest warrants for the could obvious claiming the libyan leader ordered attacks on civilians to suppress young going civil war but in an exclusive interview to our ticket office on explain why people who support is nothing more than nato is part of. a u.s. captain of a gaza flotilla ship is arrested by greek authorities for trying to leave port without permission several international vessels were activist and humanitarian aid on board were forced to anchor in greece waters following what activists believe pressure from israel i am fill us up next our special report on how tens of thousands of people survive in the world's largest garbage village. no bill help me with this well i also need to put all my socks help me first years of love. and this is give me a hand i already done one two zero zero. zero is. there a show. that you can donate loko always get. me that's known food waste

approved harsh new cuts to stop the country from drowning and it's now an extra twelve billion euros of e.u. aid coming to the rescue of priest is a quantum me within weeks. the international criminal court issues arrest warrant for the khadafi claiming the libyan leader ordered attacks on civilians to suppress the ongoing civil war but in an exclusive interview to r.t. sun expects plain why he believes the court is nothing more than a hose puppet. a u.s. captain of a garza ship is arrested by a greek or therapies for trying to leave port without permission several international vessels with activists and humanitarian aid on board before stick to anchor in greece's waters following what activists believe is pressure from israel and the u.s. . why those were the main headlines you know dive into your world of sports and after all of his trash talking england's david haye crumbles when he met the big man of la yes you see rory hey he could talk the talk but it was mr who walked this fight really didn't believe in hate he kept falling down why what he said he kept slipping but you know when those b

today's top stories and a review over the weekend twelve billion euros in the e.u. aid a coming to the rescue of greece's economy all of this while violent protests against approved harsh new cuts shook the country. wanted for crimes against humanity as the international criminal court issues on arrest warrant for the khadafi is the son of the libyan leader lashes out at the decision exclusively telling our see that the court is corrupt. the u.s. captain of a guards a flotilla ship is arrested. after several vessels were seized in port following what activists believe is pressure from israel and the united states. a massive work out of public sector workers who schools airports and job centers across the u.k. as people protested against their pensions being slashed. with r.t. and we highlighted the week's main headlines on the recent show and welcome to the program now this week greece erupted into some of the worst civil unrest it's seen as thousands of angry protesters flooded the streets of athens the eurozone has agreed to extend a lifeline to the economically cripp

e.u. membership how many say that the next aids of mon maybe for the recognition of cost of a do you think president targets would go the thoughts of the phil he's not basic training. i think when a government says that the e.u. does not have an alternative it means that it should be attained at any cost and of course your recognition of course will be no exception to that just like the government arrested just like the rest of her and how did she and before that run on carriage they i'm sure will or will recognize kosovo and this is an unwritten prerequisite for joining the european union and this even though it hasn't been said so directly by heads it has been said by lower ranking officials for example most recently from germany who said that serbia will have to recognize course if it wants to join the european union so this will be another prerequisite for joining you and i think the college government has already done a lot in direction of recognizing course of course they recognise the documents from the self-proclaimed independent republic of course also called so i think the recogn

e.u. leaders insist they must contribute to the second aid package greece received one hundred ten billion euros of rescue money last may but that didn't stop mr crisis but also very risky portugal will need a second they are after a major credit ratings agency downgraded its debt to junk. and i have a look here these amazing pictures from the united states show a wall of dust moving through the city of phoenix and arizona sandstorms like these are happening during the region's monsoon season which is currently underway at a desert land and can reach thousands of feet into the air by strong winds but the dense crowd. dramatically reduced visibility grounded flights at a major airport and left thousands without electricity. while credible fresh air or now it's time for business news with. hello and a very welcome to business update the currency wars the not over their drive to find a way out seems to be fading fossils found its minister says he's ready for extra steps to stem the damaging rise of the real according to going to big economists and fail to agree on guidelines to manage their c

e.u. leaders insist they must contribute to the second aid package greece with one hundred ten billion euros of rescue money last may but it didn't stand the debt crisis there's also the growing risk that portugal will need a second bailout after a major credit ratings agency downgraded its debt to joe. he's amazing pictures from the united states show a wall of dust moving through the city of phoenix in arizona sandstorms like this happen during the region's monsoon season which is underway they occur over or desert land and can reach thousands of feet into the air spurred by strong winds the dance cloud dramatically reduced visibility grounding flights at major airports and leaving thousands without electricity. activist in romania are campaigning for unification was neighboring by next year they say there restoring justice because the two countries were historically united but as are the reports the motives may be not quite so pure. from photo exhibitions to in both bucharest and. since two thousand and nine some movements in romania have been complaining to win back what they see as thei

e.u. leaders insist they must contribute to the second aid package greece received one hundred ten billion euros of rescue money last may but that didn't stem its debt crisis the source of the growing risk that portugal will need a second bailout after a major credit ratings agency downgraded its debt to junk. these amazing pictures are right here from the united states and show a massive wall of dust a movie moving through the city of phoenix in arizona sounds storms like this they do happen during the region's monsoon season which is currently under way over desert land and can reach thousands of feet in the course i suppose by the strong winds the dense cloud of dramatically reduced visibility grounding flights a major airport and leaving thousands without electricity. and put it right there ok you have to get all the news here on our time now though for the business update with you here after a short break. goes on the fall guy. little pal of the international sanctions as today takes place in prose on july ninth and tenth. this live introductions by russian designers to the most beaut

e.u. leaders insist they must contribute to the second aid package reese received one hundred ten billion euros of rescue money last may but it didn't stand the death crisis there's also the growing risk that portugal will need a second bailout after a major credit ratings agency downgraded its debt to junk. strong winds are causing widespread destruction west of sydney australia trees and power lines have been broad down causing roads and railways to close there are no serious injuries reported but several buildings have been destroyed and more than thirty thousand homes were left without electricity and it's not over yet as more gales are predicted for wednesday. activists in romania are campaigning for unification with neighboring moldova by next year they say their restoring justice because the two countries were historically united as likes here fifty reports the motives maybe not quite so pure. from photo exhibitions to in both book arrest and creation now since two thousand and nine some movements in romania have been combining to win back what they see as their land. since april i

e.u. has passed on the energy market has elements of on aid that are not of the liking of russia. and the russian companies but is strong in the half of the reasons we have are all reasons but i think one one aspect is normally underestimated the third package geese precisely the right to foreign companies including the russian companies to accede to the e.u. market i think this is more than we can save your way around so i think that even if the third package is true that introduces some measures these measures are not meant for russian companies they are meant for all the companies they are also meant for evil companies so they are not discriminatory and in exchange they give the russian companies right off axis thank you thank you for a note it was a pleasure talking to you as usual and just a reminder that my guest in the studio today was very mannerable and so i like head of the european union delegation to rush and that's certain now from all spotlight will be back with more friends and comments on what's going on and outside russia until then stay on our team and. thank you

e.u. has taken a turn for the worse as italy spurred by a string of ruinous markets downturns begins to debate emergency spending cuts at two trillion dollars the world's aids largest economy has been struggling to remain competitive since joining the euro zone but its debt has spiraled out of control fact overlooked by manny and the more pressing problems in the e.u. it follows a downgrade of violence debt to junk status serious blow to the eurozone as a bailout ridden block labors to prop up its weakest economies u.k. ama p. paul the tal told r.t. the latest developments prove the single currency union is simply not working. this was always about politics it was not about economics the idea that you could have economies in the mediterranean in line with economies like germany fresh growing economies like germany was never going to work the only way to get into this mess is for those countries to go back home to the potency used to devalue moving. on to exports going on at the moment they come with you because they couldn't see these are controlled by frankfurt they're controlled by the european central bank and they're not controlled by. or even doubly su

e.u.- wide financial stability mechanism for future aid to greece. >> the worst outcome for the british economy from the greek crisis would be a disorderly and chaotic the of fault -- default and departure from the euro. what discussions have we had about preparing for that default which is inevitable? the president himself has said that it does not need to be disorderly to dissolve the without the currency's much destruction. >> what is causing disorder and the fact they're going bankrupt. nothing said in this chamber will alter that. if greece can neither withdraw or default, then good money via our money or the imf will be wasted bailing out greece. why not leave an orderly withdrawal of greece from the euro? >> is it time to dispose of these things? checks seem to have become an endangered species. the council now says there is no better paper of truth to. the chairman did not look happy we came before the commons treasury committee. >> we must of a viable set of alternatives in place. otherwise, we will not be in the position to support withdrawal of checks. it is prepared to conti

see the disagreements over giving greece more aid as an ominous sign of a drop in the commitment of european countries to the euro zone currency union and e.u. finance ministers continue their meetings in brussels today in the hopes of finding a way out. out of this mess so what are their options and could this be the beginning of the end for the european single currency union or near studio with some answers to these questions as economist richard wolfe author of capitalism hits the fan the global meltdown and what to do about it richard welcome. thank you very much for inviting me it's a pleasure and honor frankly is this the beginning of the end for the euro i don't think so i think it is a major crisis in europe i think they're going to have to do all kinds of things now that they hoped they wouldn't have to like most politicians including in those here in the united states they keep hoping that this economic crisis will quickly get over with and so they won't have to make difficult decisions but by not making those decisions they actually contribute to making it even harder and so it's a situation in which the delay makes the decision

aid over the next year. has passed historic law allowing couples to divorce in their own country will take effect after the president signs it off was the only e.u. country without divorce legislation and couples have to travel abroad for an announcement through the courts or church taking up to nine years the vote is a blow to the ruling nationalist party which opposes divorce. and now from divorce to unconventional marriages when it comes to the dating game in russia it real. she is a man's world there are ten million more women than men in the country forcing some to turn to exotic means of finding love even if that means a better half is more like several better quarters artie's single maria financial reports. meat and drink a father of three and has been to three and other years ago andrei got married two years own he proposed again and then again. why should i refuse any of them if i love them all really why the country's demographic realities andris side including to the latest census there are ten million more we win in russia than there are men the shortage of supply leads to the need for sharing a concept with andries wives say they've

aid in the world? winning hearts and minds of state department and defense department that naval force of the somalia they can sign treaties the e.u. signed treaties of african countries when they pick up the pirates they turn them over there brings in consultants and computers and that is the holistic defense structure that is being created in europe. the europeans are a couple of steps ahead but they need that political will to know that we support them. so then at least give them more leadership. what will happen if we let them? does anybody believe that besides me? >> >> i appreciate your comments very much. comparing nato and the european union to see huge structure to nato with the military structures of the european union growing up your conclusion was right to that taking added your book what about nato? >> i cannot give everything away. but first of all you are aware i am sure the nato does not have of course, or a military. they do not even have money to run a war like libya. if you volunteer to fight in the villa you pay your own way. poland is helping in afghanistan. 2500 troops and pay $1 billion per year. that is one

aid to the enclave on behalf of the campaign. back at the top stories from the past seven days and the latest developments this is the weekly. the latest payout of e.u. bailout funds for the greek economy will be released in the next two weeks that's according to euro zone finance ministers without the money athens will default on its loans within days but the rescue patch comes at a price which has the public outrage this week the greek parliament passed radical austerity measures demanded by the european union and international monetary fund. is back the plan despite protests on the streets of athens three days of demonstrations left hundreds injured as angry crowds clashed with police who responded with tear gas and stun grenades financial journalist dimitri confidence has been with protesters at syntagma square on the phone. point of the unrest. i think the only real option for them right now for the protesters and for the greek people is if some sort of political option for a movement develops out of a society out of the ranks of ordinary people who are intelligent or capable who come from universities who have some idea of what the country nee

aid. do you recommend the u.s. move? >> we have noted the e.u.'s move and talked to the e.u. about its move and understand their decision and not made our decision. >> is it a factor to consider when you make your own decision? >> we are in close touch with the e.u. on this as we are in close touch on all of the issues we work on around the world, but the u.s. will make its own decision when we get to that stage. >> on russia, the ambassador was saying that there will be a signing next week i understand on these rules and adoptions. do you have a schedule on that or what exactly -- >> i don't. we are still working out the final details. we are obviously hopeful, but i don't have anything to announce yet. >> morocco. our figures show that 90% of them respect constitutional changes. do you have any feeling about fair and balance -- how they are treating the elections there? >> it was a referendum. yes vote or a no vote. so i can't speak to the reporting of 98%. we did welcome the decision by the leaders of morocco, now supported by the people of morocco and understand it was 72