germany says there are no rapid solutions to the e.u. debt crisis and it could take years to revive the eurozone and save the single currency chancellor angela merkel believes the region needs a new financial union with stronger controls on debt regulation. twenty thousand people marched through manhattan angry at a lack of jobs and low wages the protesters organized by labor unions but echoes the mood of the occupy wall street movement. ok let's turn it over to you don he joins us next with all the sporting action. have you with us for this edition of sports today we've got plenty ahead this hour including the. counting done the sixteen qualified nations for euro two thousand and twelve away today's group stage draw in kiev. continental quest an excuse on join fellow russian side c.s.k. moscow in the last sixteen of basketball's rooney. unclip wings it's a double trouble for the star laden eagles in the n.f.l. with the feat to seattle meaning they have lost twice as many games this year as they've won. fingernails are busy being bitten in ru

germany says there are no rapid solutions to the e.u. debt crisis and it could take years to revamp the eurozone and save the single currency chancellor angela merkel believes the region needs a new financial union with stronger controls and debt regulations. the results of egypt's first post revolution elections are to be announced within a few hours after a forty eight hour delay but the muslim brotherhood is already celebrating the victory claiming to have gained forty percent of the votes. i'll be back with more news for less than half an hour from now in the meantime to kill or not to kill you watch our special report on u.s. troops in iraq and the life changing decisions they have to take soldiers of conscience is next here on our team. you know. a lot of the things that happened in iraq. like when people ask me if i killed anybody. morris honestly or kind of they they portrayed in the movies. there was this one time where position on this rooftop. was like a political protest that turned violent everyone is quiet and this young man eme

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discipline across the currency block so we have capital flight election jitters and of course the e.u. debt crisis all playing into the volatility that we're seeing on the russian markets . thanks business archies morgan of course reporting from the arch a stock exchange and we cannot have a look at the very latest figures off to a steep decline as we've been reporting the russian market some moving between gains and losses the my sense is gaining just a notch while b.r. chance is point three percent higher. let's have a look at some of the individual share moves in the mice it's lukoil it's flat gas from a shutting half a percent and no nickel is high of though ed in one. seven percent the south. and asia shares were on the rise on wednesday the nikkei gained one point seven percent that sign was one and a half percent higher the sentiment was supported by speculation european leaders will step up efforts to fight the debt crisis at the e.u. summit kicking off on thursday fifteen euro nations face the threat of rating downgrade. in europe stock markets open higher after a fortune the finan

germany says there are no rapid solutions to the e.u. debt crisis and it could take years to reach the eurozone and save the single currency chancellor angela merkel believes the region needs a new financial union with stronger controls and regulations. than twenty thousand people marched through manhattan angry at a lack of jobs and low wages the protesters organized by labor unions but echoes the mood of the occupy wall street movement. some of your friday headlines here in r.c.b. to stay with us now from the front of our son in glittering auditorium to the high tech facilities of the backstage areas as you join in martin as he explores the most meticulous and expensive theater renovation in all of russian history that's next right here on arts. great. comfort to. you. some. of the. moscow. hello and welcome to the must go out so in this next part i will be exploring the magnificence of also theater the six years the main stage of the historical landmark has been dark but now it's going through and sandra lee is a shining once again so join

e.u. while passive national leaders get ready for a fight as they prepare for a last chance on the. european debt slowing growth in china and political tension at home the russian markets just don't know which way to turn. a very warm welcome to you this is our live from moscow a pro-government rallies underway in the russian capital organized by united russia party supporters thousands of people have marched in moscow and st petersburg on tuesday in protest both for and against the outcome of the country's parliamentary elections in central moscow opposition protesters complained of alleged voter fraud and faced the supporters of majority united russia party riot police were dispatched to arresting around six hundred people including several prominent opposition members in st petersburg at least two hundred people were detained during the demonstrations tuesday it was the second consecutive night of large protests in both cities with smaller rallies elsewhere or talked to our correspondent in moscow on the rallies a little later in the program. now the russian foreign minister has also reacted t

discipline that cross the currency block so we have capital flight election jitters and of course the e.u. debt crisis all playing into the volatility that we're seeing on the russian markets. why that was monita cos there were posing there from the obvious stock exchange going to there was figures in more detail what's going on right now now after tuesday's steep decline russian markets are moving tween gains and losses of his and more towards losses this hour my sense is they don't have a set the r.t.s. free quarter of a cent look at the main movers on the my six main losers off and as the shares are due to a declining oil we'll look at that in just a second gas from dow now one third of a percent lukoil more than half of the. one of the a big exceptions of that is first make carly it's up more than one percent company's revenues reached the three point two billion dollars in the first nine months of this year. european stock markets opened high on wednesday still there that's after report in the financial times that european officials are in talks to potentially double the firepower of the e

funding needs particularly those in italy and the e.u. debt crisis returns with a vengeance by mid year in response the stock market finally caves in and drops twenty five percent and short on. i predict that the first country to declare a bank holiday will be the u.k. you predict that here's a headline from the news in the past week or two which proves that they might actually be correct in predicting that all center on italy exclusive italian banks tap one hundred sixteen billion euros if you see the loans so for the first time ever remember the e.c.b. just issued oh four hundred eighty nine billion euros of three year alone systems our first ever for the life of the duration of the loan it's one percent but more than a dozen italian banks including top lenders unicredit and test the sound paolo tapped one hundred sixteen billion euros of that their figure includes forty point four billion euros of state backed bonds which were used as collateral for the loans so they're issuing debt. in italy to send over to the e.c.b. in exchange for more

germany says there are no rapid solutions to the e.u. debt crisis and it could take years to reach the eurozone and save the single currency chancellor angela merkel believes the region needs a new financial union with stronger controls on debt regulations. and twenty thousand people marched through manhattan angry at a lack of jobs and low wages the protest is organized by labor unions but echoes the mood of the occupy wall street movement. alright imma call it a bill dog's here in half an hour's time to bring you the latest news up but for now peter lavelle and his guests discuss the deteriorating state of pakistan u.s. relations and how america's continued war on terror could be poised to make it lose its most vital regional ally cross-talk is now. hello and welcome to cross talk and peter lavelle going from very bad to even worse this is the state of u.s. pakistan relations after a cross border attack that left up to twenty pakistanis dead and pakistani public opinion outraged the stakes could not be higher for the obama administration co

discipline that forced the currency blog so we have capital flight election jitters and of course the e.u. debt crisis all playing into the volatility that we're seeing on the russian markets. so look at those figures off to choose a steep decline the russian market saw moving between gains and losses says we've just reported that my six on the r.t.s. have now slipped into red let's have a look at some of the individual share moves in the might since gas form is the top to climb the hands shutting one percent coral is lower about the same nor nickel is higher at any point five percent. european stock markets open high on wednesday after. fourteen the financial times that european officials are in talks to potentially double the five power of the eurozone bailout fund. and finally current prices a mix as investors a staying on the sidelines ahead of the summit of european leaders the flights wages currently trading at over one hundred one dollars per barrel while brant is hovering at one hundred ten dollars per barrel. that's all we have time for now you are up to date you can find more stories

germany says there are no rapid solutions to the ongoing e.u. debt crisis sun it could take years to overhaul the eurozone the single currency. twenty thousand people marched through manhattan angry at a lack of jobs and low wages echoing the mood of the recent occupy wall street movement. it is now a six pm on friday here in moscow you're watching on t.v. with me rory sushant russia says that a united nations report on syria is not objective or based on reality and the international community is receiving biased accounts of events in the country now the human rights council called an emergency session in light of the findings scolding for urgent action to protect civilians in syria and condemnation of alleged crimes against humanity silly reports. the doubts being raised when it comes to syria is certainly coming from russia specifically on the objectivity of the report saying that this is unilateral prejudicial and biased reports about events at the un human rights council is getting especially because it's coming from about two hundred witnesses a

germany says there are no rapid solutions to the e.u. debt crisis and it could take years to overhaul the eurozone none save the single currency. twenty eight thousand people marched through manhattan angry at the lack of jobs and low wages echoing the recent mood of the occupy wall street. parties business desk takes a look at the prospects of potential changes to the state spending and fiscal policies following the elections join us in twenty minutes so. it is now or just after five pm on friday here in the russian capital this is with me rory scene showing russia says that a united nations report on syria is not objective well based on reality the international community is that receiving biased reports on events in the country it comes as the u.n. human rights council holds an emergency meeting on syria they need to put pressure on damascus and condemn alleged crimes against humanity. as more. but doubts being raised when it comes to syria is certainly coming from russia specifically on the objectivity of the report saying that this is yo

e.u. with its debt crisis what role can play in the e.u. to me these are fears that everybody so old states have an interest that. nothing dramatic happens with the euro because europe is the biggest economy in the world you know so everybody has a clear interest in that so it's not by accident that for example a couple of weeks ago the fed the reason the. the british national bank. switzerland to japan. were taking together with you to be an central bank were taking concerted efforts to put liquidity in the market the inside some by accident because obviously this is of major concern to everybody in the world and russia being only our neighbor but also. being the major source of energy to europe which means that you are their biggest and probably also their best clients they have an obvious interest in not letting degrading the european economy the united states thinks exports to russia can double over the next five years off joint that how much can you expose to russia also go up i see several big advantages in russia becoming a member of

e.u. limits automatic sanctions for debt violators a day of court for repeat offenders. in a word merkel wants to impose discipline french president nicolas sarkozy is generally on the same page but is resisting giving more powers to brussels whoever pays the piper gets to call the june germany price we've all of you in the euro zone want to keep the single card safe you must be prepared for that you must be prepared for giving up your fiscal sovereignty perhaps maybe you can even save some public money by distorting your national finance ministries but this german m.e.p. begs to differ but what is the sovereignty for germany at the moment paying billions and billions of risk there's no sovereignty we are forced to do this because the euro is with reality so basically regaining sovereignty by sharing it on the european level is what the whole operation is about. while germany may be for greater fiscal integration it's dead set against the euro bond idea for euro countries sharing debt and idea pushed by the european commission albeit renaming it stability bonds in effect