well you harmony party work was routinely accused of being pro russian well because they think the e.u. call it a party of both but that. other people especially the conservatives say that you are pro russian that you're oriented towards the russian federation that you that you build up your policy in favor of the russian federation is that fair. well first of all we are supporting it they're all election results and then our polls shows that we're supposed to both by russian speakers and by light and so it's one of those first of all so on the will of course we are highly in favor of having good relations with russia for many reasons number one number two number three number four number five is concerned about the economy because having good relations with russia means helping europe conversely condiment when we want to sell something in russia when you want to support your producers you have to have good relations with russia it is a cushion well i want to is say there's a question of survival but this is a question of development because bilateral relations countries the last twenty years

e.u. bailout call be ruled out after fitch wants to renia has one of the weakest banking markets in central and eastern europe but the country's finance minister i did a bailout will only be needed if the lenders problems get bigger. and calls quote wrong to have exposed her country to those risks one hundred seventy two economists have written in an open letter to the chancellor saying she's exposed germany to huge all of the e.u. states why agreeing a banking union mrs merkel dismissed the economist fears she said the union is first of all about better banking supervision and that is urgently necessary and dropped today we'll have more for you next all right thanks for that update danielle. here lavelle's cross-talk is coming up in a few minutes that's after a minder that's right has made headlines with me. culture is that so much observant and there's a huge music history on the mark when it's the arab spring finally coming to sudan as the protest movement grows the regime of al bashir appears to have limited options with the control. of. the be. more news today violence is once again fl

e.u. bailout called the rule of the fitch warned it has one of the weakest banking markets in central and eastern europe but the country's finance minister i did a bailout will only be needed if their lenders problems get bigger. and i quote wrong to have exposed her country to those risks one hundred seventy two economists have written an open letter to the chancellor saying she's open to germany up to huge on all the e.u. states by agreeing a banking union mrs merkel dismissed the economists fears she said the union is first of all about the banking supervision and that is urgently necessary up to date all the news and interviews are on the website all right thanks for that danielle. coming up next an hour to hear the news headlines after this short break . there hasn't been anything good on t.v. . it is to get the maximum political impact. before the source material is what helps keep journalism on us we. we want to present. something else. you know his secret laboratory was able to build on those most sophisticated robots which fortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tim's miss

e.u. . negative spain's boring calls are still at an unsustainable seven point three percent russia closed up but it's still down for the weak of g.d.p. growth numbers slowed the ruble could plunge another fifteen percent this year of the oil price doesn't grow so really last much in the last five months the top economist told us for russia's healthy trade balance is also under threat. from russian banks and companies pay and high interest foreign born for and that is corporate foreign debt is growing there that's means that interest to be paid in the game of russian economy interest more and more foreign labor force and that means wages of all the so-called. we see the balance of payment made to retrieve the oil prices are still able to the end of the year and that may result. in the coming months our system gives us ten to fifteen percent. of the eurozone casualty looks in worse shape than previously thought to lead delegation is visiting saw it for us as it mauls really releasing at least thirteen billion euro in extra funds because he is also in a talk with russia to borrow another five b

e.u. is permanent bailout fund in the so-called fiscal compact to limit debt across e.u. states and prevent future crises at the majors could get face a domestic legal challenge however a claims they undermine democracy as artist oksana boyko reports the debt debacle has sparked sharp divisions between some in germany and people from countries relying on german cash. it's a job interview with geopolitical implications and yours is family has been running these greek restaurant for almost three decades ever since they immigrated to germany hard work and self-reliance made it a success but now they are under increasing pressure to share the fruits of their labor. the problem is that in greece that. they come here and like the money in the street but we're also working very hard. working from the morning till night every day they get a dozen of calls from their greek can patch or it's with requests for money jobs of both some like. takis just walk in a restaurant owner himself he lost his business last year and ever since has been out of permanent work like about twenty two

e.u. continues to force stary see calling for job creation policies instead a less targeted measures are taken to increase the real economy investments the economic crisis will deepen and the employment recovery will never take off that's what the director general is saying and a way i k let's get to the markets will head on into europe a must see that they are tracking the overnight losses that we saw on wall street and asia and it's the result of retailers that are really weighing down the most we want meanwhile spanish stocks are running after the draft specifications were rebuilt also for those of you love that a fashion burberry is down over six percent of the sales in the first course up as good as the common currency and see how that's performing at this hour one how the past is relatively flat to one at twenty to sixty as for the ruble it's managing to get you against the bosco cars in this trading session that is going on into the russian markets and it was the that they are slipping into the red that is saying that europe's wake up follows yesterday's strong gains as well although op

six dollars a barrel in march that was slipping today off the top producer in norway called a three week strike e.u. markets have been up and down all day as german courts question if you bailouts are legal but spain's boring calls fall off another thirty billion euro loan from brussels the euro is swung into gains on the dollar in the last few minutes on that use the ruble is also strengthening to major currencies china says imports all surprisingly weak closing down australian miners who depend on trade with beijing suffered in the markets have gone into the black this our parliament is meeting to sign off world trade organization membership major move this gazprom is investors as we said to raise funds for the arctic revenues at discount retailer magnets rose by a third in the first of the first quarter net energy for most a day ago plunged by ongoing eurozone debt problems have created good buying opportunities though in the e.u. we spoke to russian railways boasted to me you could. brian negotiations with their presented chips over for greece to consider the possible with all the pressure that

e.u. continues to enforce all stirred see the ilo called for job creation policies instead its director general says unless measures are taken to increase real economy investments the economic crisis will deepen and the employment recovery will never take of. madrid's top performer in europe or the brussels approve more cash for its crippled but h.s.b.c. shares are sliding in london after reuters reports that it will acknowledge and apologize for letting clients launder money the u.s. senate is expected to question executives as part of its hearing called vulnerabilities to money laundering drugs and terrorist financing it comes off the eggs. for the bank consistently rigging interest rates the ruble is making significant gains on other currencies in the off the noon here as the crude price jumps a dollar today russian markets now this slipping. further though of the yesterday's good performance several blue chips have profits british tax haven gibraltar is targeting rich people in emerging markets the routes financial services minister says he's willing force growing russia as well as brazil i

e.u. continues to force or terrorists eight now they are calling for job creation policies instead the director general said unless told to measures all taken to increase the rate economy investments the economic crisis would depend on the employment recovery will never take off so with that in mind as have a look at the european markets we can see that they are struggling in today's session the dax so it's a change of fortunes it's managed to drag itself into positive territory but is the result on the breeze had is that a really taking a hit meanwhile spanish stocks are rallying the softer drafted by buyout specifications revealed i was also got burberry as well as down to six percent off to sell show to clients the facts books out on the common currency that it remains near those two. while the ruble as has evolved it's a stand against the u.s. dollar on the european currency as well the russian market is going to be closing up in just over five minutes time they have a tough day following on from europe the fray much mirroring what's happening despite yesterday's gains that we saw that have

e.u. continues to full of parity the ilo are calling for job creation policies instead the director general said unless told to measures all taken to increase real economy investments the economic crisis. and the employment recovery will never take off so with that in mind it's going to have to be european markets to see how they closed up today we can see that resource retailers they had a bit of a bit of a nightmare at you today i thought we saw some gains albeit more days for the basis boy that the dots around a quarter does that pose to territory but meanwhile spanish polls rallies are not softer drove right by allowed with specifications were those today's investors were a little bit at ease by that both ways well those who can point out the east not a lot of news while today six percent of the cells slowed in the first quarter that's how much they lost six percent all right we'll check out wall street them because they are up or running right now and they're dealing with losses at the moment that's that investors are really all know. they're awaiting the minutes of last month's federa

e.u. continues to fall all sorry for you now the calling for job creation policies in head the director general says unless talks of measures are taken to increase the real economy investments the economic crisis will depend on the employment covering it will never take all right as good as of european markets got them on the screen just now got a struggling session its results found a retailers that don't really fit in the pressure will move on and. have a look at the common currency if we may be exchange rates also want to mention the above or is well they're suffering it down six percent the soft sells slowed in the first quarter as you can see that's how the group will finish up today on the she gave to get the u.s. on the european currency as the common currency although it's now down is still more showing around those two years now the bo house wrong a ring ding ding in most of the russian markets closed up in the red today that's despite gaping at some. sort of a gloomy fear on the markets just mirroring the us we've also got oil as well overall as crew production. for the first time in

e.u. continues to fulfill their state and they are calling for job creation policies instead the director general said unless told to measures are taken to increase the real economy investment the economic crisis will deepen and the employment recovery will never take off so with that in mind that said head over to the european markets and see how they're getting on and the sort of closing up really it was a strewing session as you can see just a pretty flat to see in london the dax down a quarter of a percent imposed in territory meanwhile the spanish dogs they were running out softer draft by the station revealed we also had another reason i. was down six percent myself to cells in the first school to become a car is that is so loitering around two year lows the ruble mothers again though against the u.s. dollar the common occurrence a russian stocks as well as check those out because they have closed up for the day but it is another low for a rally narey trading session here in moscow so we saw some riots colors despite strong gains made yesterday all day as well not just ready investo

e.u. in full gear last february. terrorists on call reporters to encourage manufacturers to set up here souls of cheaper chinese calls abroad growing as drivers cut back in the economic crisis and drop to the news in interviews on the web site all right thanks for that update daniel. i'll be updating you shortly on the headlines stay with us. goal of. her mother. must be. her. wish. good luck and good luck. just see. it in the coming. home our son of a little. more news today violence has once again flared up. and these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations rule the day.

e.u. actor has been signed by the us canada japan and several other countries i call it kevin owen talk to those k. from the pirate party u.k. he says the reaction by the e.u. parliament is historic victory for citizens over lobbyist. despite the wild claims that the copyright lobby is there was no actual proper evidence to show that act was going to help anyone either in terms of jobs or in terms of growth for the economy ok the question for europe at the moment as it stands do you think we'll ever be a pan global set of rules coming into place i think what's really clear is that it was a fundamental mistake to try and mix so many different things together but also equally it's a fundamental mistake to try and negotiate such a treaty behind closed doors but it also without countries like russia india and china. typical of our western countries to we can just push some things through. there is a school of thought that today that x. is being turned in europe where piracy is going to be encouraged is one step forward is it a free for all no in your eyes no not at all i think it's worth remem

e.u. bailout illegal at today's hearing here that the move would cause quote huge uncertainty and sharp rises in boring calls for sustain those costs are still hovering at the unsustainable seven percent mark despite brussels releasing an urgent thirty billion euro this morning to debt ridden spanish banks but traders are cheered the e.u. has been jolted into action all markets in europe are growing after a weak start the footsie just a point of a percent up the over one percent up this hour the euro swung into games as well on the dollar off the losses in the morning the ruble is strengthening to major currencies as world moskos growing in the afternoon president putin just said stay firm should follow the rules and if the example and dividends to shareholders gazprom shares are growing as it meets with investors in europe and the states i guess moments raising money to develop the arctic energy exploration of the region will cost hundreds of billions of dollars but the oil price is slipping today off the top producer norway called off a three week strike that brand has gone on the hundred dollars a barrel

e.u. actor has been signed by the us canada japan and several other countries i call the kevin o. and talk to los k. from the pirate party u.k. who says the rejection by the e.u. parliament is a historic victory for citizens over lobbyist. despite the wild claims that the copyright lobbyists there was no actual proper evidence to show that act was going to help anyone either in terms of jobs or in terms of growth for the economy i think it's worth pointing out that attitude was not just rejected it was nine hundred and crushed. her david martin said this was actually. a rejection of the measure that was supported your commission ok the question for europe at the mobile. as it stands do you think they'll ever be a pan global set of rules coming into place i think what's really clear is that it was a fundamental mistake to try and mix so many different things together but also equally it's a fundamental mistake to try and negotiate to such a treaty behind closed doors with also without countries like russia india and china are. typical of our western countries too we can just push so

e.u. continues to enforce or stare at eight now the ilo are calling for job creation policies instead the general director general said unless talkative measures are taken to increase the real economy investments the economic crisis will deepen and the employment recovery will never take off. all right then that brings us on to the european markets then they are indeed now close we see how they got on today as you can see the man is just one basis point in positive territory so we had some modest gains indeed today and that was well spanish stocks were rallying after draft bank bailouts presentations revealed they had a good day that. they were down at the six percent of the cells in the first quarter of this see how the common currency is getting on the common currency remains flat hovering around the two year lows while the ruble managed to gain against the basket of currencies it's a training session it was another low volume narey trading day for him in a mosque as you can see some red figures for the my thanks and the l.c.s. . helps out by the regaining strength in oil prices iraq's

e.u. bailout fund to negative it comes off to germany was also called by the credit firm on physics for the spain bailout. for its still low for the week russia closed up thirty minutes ago is still three percent down this week though of the g.d.p. growth skidded into the ruble could plunge another fifteen percent this year if the price doesn't grow it's already lost that much in the last five months a top economist told us where russia's healthy trade balance is also on the straight. russian banks and companies pay and high interest loans are foreign born for and corporate foreign debt is growing though that's means that interest should be paid in most russian economy more and more foreign labor force and that means wages are so-called or we see the balance of payment made to retrieve prices are still able to the end of the year and that made resulted in dilution of the rubble in the coming months our system gives us down to fifteen percent. some of the eurozone casualty looks in worse shape than previously thought e.u. delegations visiting soit first as it malls releasing at least thirtee

e.u. process and abraham call and has just review it that quite successfully. but the membership is only one dimension of turkey's relations with europe. perhaps it can be helpful to look at the european process of its membership is distinct from the end point of the membership itself. there is obviously no talk these days of turkey turning its back on the west as was the case several years ago. indeed in large measure turkey in seeking a greater international regional role has responded to the challenges of the development and its neighborhood on elsewhere largely by cooperating more closely to the u.s. and europe. we saw that this week one of the first things, one of the first steps turkey to in response to the crisis with the shootdown to approach nado. let me start here and turned the panelists that make their presentations on the panel topics. they have been asked to speak from the podium to make sure everyone can hear them. they will have 12 minutes apiece and that should give us time at the end for some questions and answers. first i would like to ask br

e.u.'s finance ministers have approved the conditions for the financial lifeline to madrid which call for the strict monitoring of the banks that received a call most close a sociologist at pumping fiber a university believes the situation in spain is only going to go from bad to us. what we're seeing is a massive transfer of public private debt into public debt and that's that's where it really begins to harm the actual citizens of spain it's this sort of this these plans. are not even being done on a large enough scale to really have any effect any positive effect for working people in spain when you take their food you take all that they have homes and they respond quite viscerally i mean yesterday you know we saw in madrid for instance wasn't you know violent an artists and a group that decided to burn a bunch of dumpsters what we saw were police charging against other police protesting police we saw them charging against firemen and women we saw them charging against public sector workers and chasing them through the streets of madrid and you know neighborhood neighborhoods in madrid

ruling after a call from the new president mohamed morsi it's the latest confrontation between the new leader and the military amid rising political tensions. here in force u.s. and e.u. sanctions have driven iran to shut down oil wells cutting production to its lowest level in two decades the move is likely to mean a loss of billions of dollars in revenue to tehran a senior iranian official says a private oil export group has been set up to try to bypass a european ban on buying the country's oil the sanctions are intended to put pressure on iran over its nuclear program with the west suspecting it's trying to build nuclear weapons which iran denies. a rebel advance has forced residents to flee their homes in the eastern democratic republic of congo panic is increased after the evacuation of un and independent aid agencies fighting between rebels and the congolese army has flared up since april ending a two year peace with two hundred thousand people being displaced if is a conflict could drag the country into another cycle of violence. a german court is set to rule on whether the euro zone's last resort bailout fund which is designed to safeguard the euro is consti

called vigilant see groups in discrete targeting ethnic minorities. victims say there's little point turn to the police but just not interested. greece's immigrant influx is worse than any other e.u. country is poorest border with turkey that's where ninety percent of all those seeking refuge and to europe and in a country that's circling the drain and nationalist rhetoric is flooding into mainstream politics i think that the. leg of the here are the groups minutes hardest insists it's an e.u. wide problem which hardpressed greece ends up paying for twice with a doubling to our agreement what happens is once one illegal immigrant is been caught in there in another place in europe he's going back to the country that he ended in europe and absent that means they end up in greece well athens pleads for more e.u. support the refugees just keep on coming the danger for them is not the trouble they're fleeing from the fire of extremism they're entering j.q. griese r.t. happens. and you can head to our studio called for more all our stories including under arrest in israel than the rally to mark a good since the start of mass social protest in the country with one man in tel aviv even s

e.u. leaders today in brussels our hot topic is is expected to be those spanish foreign calls exceeding that seven percent region there as well now we also had some comments as well from the president of the european central bank he said that will go important progress has been made eurozone leaders must continue to press towards deeper integration including steps to include sharing a fish school to sovereignty now we've got the common currency to look at as well the exchange rate we can see that is is trying to call. well that two year low against the u.s. dollar as you can see just one twenty three zero seven for the traders favorite pass for the russian ruble it's now close and you can see it lost out to the u.s. dollar and the european currency in today's trading session let's see the closing figures for the russian market is that and it was a mixed day it was very volatile actually it was choppy all over the place up and down but the also just the finished portends of the down the my sex two basis points just ahead this is slightly in positive territory that will be at modest and let's

e.u. bailout fund from stable to negative it comes days after germany was also caught by the credit for more fears it called so for the bailout spain is recovering some heavy losses from the past few days and the next euro zone casualty looks in even worse shape than previously thought so a person may now need more money and e.u. delegation is visiting the island to calculate its financial needs with officials saying it'll be at least thirteen billion euros the cypriot government also in negotiations with russia for a five billion euro it was that goes through brussels will put its hands in his pockets as well. be your discover a new generation of environmentally friendly company a pall of registrations presented tire prototypes made with natural rubber from russian dandelions the next it will be to test them on the street before moving into production the target is to create an alternative to robot monopoly europe today wall street opens next think it will open pretty flat all right there you will see definitely be checking back with you next hour on the way here on our t.v. of course as promised after tha

e.u. bailout fund from stable to negative comes days after germany was also caught by the credit for more fears it called for to bail out spain that is recovering some heavy losses from the last few days and the next year was a casualty looks an even worse shape than previously thought so a person may now need more money an e.u. delegation is visiting the island to calculate its financial needs with officials saying it'll be at least thirteen billion euros the government is also in negotiations with russia for a five billion euro loan hopefuls that goes through the troika to help them out as well emotions hoping you're discover a new generation of environmentally friendly tires which company apollo very distain has presented the prototypes made with natural rubber from russian dandelions next step will be to test them on the street before they get to the production phase the talk is to create alternatives to asia's robot monopoly and europe today we'll have more for you next right thanks daniel i never noticed that russia had a surplus of dandelions. all right up next year in our day we explore how the f

e.u.'s principle and rules david cameron said on wednesday that it was an option to the table on the table in the band he called extraordinary stresses and strains caused by europe's sovereign debt crisis and there is growing fear in the case of a new wave of migrants from european states in financial crisis but cameron says he hopes to avoid a crowd down on immigration and george eaton from the british political magazine new statesman is that the limiting greeks entry to the u.k. would be. there's never been a situation in which one e.u. member states has been allowed to limit immigration reform for a long standing e.u. member state is it's true to say that it's transitional controls can be and have been imposed on the new e.u. members such as the european assertion countries but the premier event of people is one of the fundamental principles of the treaty and i think it's very hard to see britain being able to delegate from that it's true to say that. countries are taking a more skeptical view of immigration and certainly in times of recession. the far right party is right wing parties tend to win more suppo

called vigilante groups in discovery targeting ethnic minorities. victims say there's little point turn to police but just not interested. greece's immigrant influx is worse than any other e.u. country is poorest border with turkey that's where ninety percent of all those seeking refuge and to europe and in a country that's circling the drain and nationalist rhetoric is flooding into mainstream politics i think that the. only good here are the eventual groups minute hardest insists it's an e.u. wide problem which hardpressed greece ends up paying for twice with a doubling to our agreement what happens is once one illegal immigrant has been caught. you know in another place in europe he's going back to that country that he entered europe with and ups that means they end up in greece. pleads for support of refugees just people coming the danger for them is not the trouble they're fleeing from the extremism but entering j.q. griese aphids. and you can head online for all the stories we're covering here here's what else i discovered. the gas station truck and the crash of one very lucky escape for this motorist filling up his tank took a near fatal twist. also a migration myste

called vigilante groups and discourage taunting minorities. victims say there's little point turn to the police but just not interested. greece's immigrant influx is worse than any other e.u. country is poorest border with turkey where ninety percent of all those seeking refuge and to europe and in a country that circling the drain and nationalist rhetoric is flooding into mainstream politics anything that with their lives why only the here are the eventual groups minute hardest insists it's an e.u. wide problem which hardpressed greece ends up paying for twice without going to agreement what happens is once one you're going to go and has been caught. in the other place in europe he's going back to the country that he entered europe and ups that means they end up in greece after his pleas for more use of the refugees just keep on coming the danger for them is not the trouble they're fleeing from for the fun of extremism the entering thank you greece athens. human rights watch is urging athens to take action against race hate crimes in the country they say nationalists are being spurred on by and to immigration rhetoric from the very top economist yanis varoufakis agrees t

so-called vigilante groups and discourage targeting minorities have victims say there's little point turn to police they're just not interested. greece's immigrant influx is worse than any other e.u. country is poorest border with turkey that's where ninety percent of all those seeking refuge and to europe and in a country that's circling the drain and nationalist rhetoric is flooding into mainstream politics i think that. the here are the groups minute tartus that insists it's an e.u. wide problem which hardpressed greece ends up paying for twice with a double into agreement. what happens is once one illegal immigrant is been caught . you know in another place in europe he's going back to the country but here to europe and. the means end up in greece well athens pleads for more support the refugees just keep on coming but danger for them is not the trouble they're fleeing from the extremism the entering thank you greece for its. politically active nonprofit groups working here in russia and funded from abroad most in come under tough scrutiny a bill that forces such organizations to register as foreign agents has passed its first stage of approval of the country's lower house of