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e.u. elections next year the panel recommends and hansing transparency of online use promoting media and information literacy and developing tools which enable users and journalists to tackle this information now the group also stressed that censorship must be avoided at all costs. well that's our show if you want more follow us on social media or check out our website that's t w dot com slash business for now thanks for watching see you back here tomorrow. with. british prime minister to resume and he says it's highly likely russia is behind the nerve agent attack on form a double agent. and his daughter they've been in hospital in a critical condition since they were found unconscious in the english city of souls bury russia has denied any involvement in. the political parties forming germany's new government have formally signed a coalition agreement the move and six months of deadlock the document sets out the program agreed between conservative bloc and the center left social democrats the party set the policies which address the concerns of those germans who feel left behind. in their pool at

e.u. project now faces more arguable chaos after sunday's italian elections the country with the highest government debt ratio in the e.u. with youth unemployment. standing at thirty two percent arguably responded to statements from selvi news right wing northern league about migration he's warned of a social war leading to crime even though crime figures in italy down except hate crimes like one last month are up ten fold heavy police presence in the central italian town of mustard arthur where earlier on saturday a man opened fire on foreigners winning six people fear in italy it appears during sunday's election thought to remember that without migrants wherever they come from italy will face a shortfall in its labor market given a plummeting birth rate for now it is a matter of how anti e.u. and anti near liberal any coalition government in italy might be joining me now from the italian embassy in monte carlo is twice italian foreign minister in silvio berlusconi's cabinets and a former european commissioner for justice freedom and security franco frattini franco frattini welcome back to going u

e.u. the final election results haven't been declared yet but the media is already nonetheless calling it a nightmare scenario for brussels as well as a warning and a stinging rebuke somewhat fueled has to be said by the league party leaders predictions for the eurozone. have never changed my mind and keep on saying choosing the euro was a mistake it's clear to us that the system of having one common currency is going to end not because salvini wants it to be the case but because it's a matter of common sense the real economy shows it so we want to be prepared for that moment and it's a situation again asked italian politics analyst to learn a bit about the possibility of a rift maybe opening up between italy and the e.u. . do you think brussels is worried yes is really really worried because you know first of all i find some mormons the lega nor the even though they're right wing coalition they are not so happy about the eurozone about you or your union on and say are several times article itself when you see that if you want to abolish the sanction against russia you want to change even

that's not exactly how the elections are being seen in other western media let's take a look at some of the headlines a lot of predicting clash ahead between italy and the e.u. the final election results aren't declared yet but the media is already saying it's a nightmare scenario for brussels as well as a warning and a stinging rebuke somewhat fueled by the league party leaders predictions for the euro zone. have never changed my mind and keep on saying choosing the euro was a mistake it's clear to us that the system of having one common currency is going to end not because he wants it to be the case but because it's a matter of common sense the real economy shows it so we want to be prepared for that moment. ok we're crossing live to milan and the regional sites for the league party in the state of the paolo criminality welcome to the program. ok your party's leader says he expects the eurozone to collapse as quite a statement what makes him so sure about. the sort of could you repeat because you got the question. ok i'll just repeat the question for your party leader and he's saying that he expects the eurozone to collapse which is quite a big statement

that's not exactly how the elections being seen in other western media let's take a look at some of their headlines a lot of predicting a clash i had between italy and the e.u. the final election results are declared yet but the media is already saying it's a nightmare scenario for brussels as well as a warning and a stinging rebuke somewhat fueled by the league party leaders predictions for the euro zone. have never changed my mind keep on saying choosing the euro was a mistake it's clear to us that the system of having one common currency is going to end not because he wants it to be the case but because it's a matter of common sense the real economy shows it so we want to be prepared for that moment. well we're crossing live to arianna giovanni who's a senior lecturer in local politics at the montfort university in the u.k. welcome to the program now pundits predict that whatever government italy ends up with now they're going to be fireworks with the what do you expect to happen. well it depends who is going to form a government and what kind of government that is going to be in place in the next few weeks if we are like at the moment is leading our cen

e.u. . and related election news germany's social demick. kratz the s.p.d. have voted to approve a coalition with conservative chancellor angela merkel of the christian democrats the vote among s.p.d. members was two to one in favor with a very high turnout the s. p.d.'s decision to enter another call issued however hands the position of official opposition to the to the neo fascist alternative for germany as an italy the dynamic weakened the establishment parties who are attempting to hold off right wing outsiders who seem to be taking some hold. and computer hacks of crypto currency exchanges already this year have seen investors losing more money since the big time back in two thousand and fourteen when the largest.

e.u. the final election results aren't declared yet but the media is already calling it a nightmare scenario for brussels as well as a warning in a stinging rebuke among other terms somewhat fuel to it has to be said by the league party leaders predictions for the eurozone. have never changed my mind and keep on saying choosing the euro was a mistake it's clear to us that the system of having one common currency is going to end not because he wants it to be the case but because it's a matter of common sense the real economy shows it so we want to be prepared for that moment and this is also asked italian politics analyst no bull feed cheer but the possibility of a rift may be opening up between italy and the e.u. . do you think brussels is worried yes is really really worried because you know first of all by some mormons nor even though their right wing coalition they are not so happy about the eurozone about you or your union and several times. when you see that you want to abolish the sanctions against russia you want to change even the foreign policies are we totally he wants to start aga

e.u. . and in related election news germany's social democrats the s.p.d. have voted to approve a coalition with conservative chancellor angela merkel of the christian democrats the vote among s.p.d. members was two to one in. favor with a very high turnout the s.p.d. decision to enter another call issued however hands the position of official opposition to the to the neo fascist alternative for germany as in italy the dynamic weakened the establishment parties who are attempting to hold off right wing outsiders who seem to be taking some hold. and computer hacks of crypto currency exchanges already this year have seen investors losing more money since the big time back in two thousand and fourteen when the largest exchange mt gox in japan sar roughly four hundred seventy five million dollars drain from accounts before they filed for bankruptcy so far this year investors have lost more than seven hundred million dollars from two exchanges bit grayle based in florence italy and coin check based in japan the losses exemplify that investors can lose all of the

election. russia's ambassador to the e.u. has suggested that the nerve agent used to poison a former spy could have originated in the u.k. the british government has dismissed the claims saying the poison used on sergei scriptural and his daughter came from russia person accuses moscow of being behind the attack a charge it denies russia and britain have expelled twenty three of each other's diplomats over the row with both sides considering further retaliate rematches foreign secretary boris johnson says international experts will conduct further analysis on the poison tomorrow. but from the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons or who come from the hague to the u.k. we will share. with them they will be tested by the most reputable possible international border trees republican senators are warning us president not to fire special counsel robert saying he must be allowed to investigate alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election trump has renewed his attacks on both the f.b.i. since f

e.u. . and related to election news germany's social democrats the s.p.d. have voted to approve a coalition with conservative chancellor angela merkel of the christian democrats the vote among s.p.d. members was two to one in favor with a very high turnout the s.p.d. decision to enter another call issued however hands the position of official opposition to the to the neo fascist alternative for germany as in italy the dynamic weakened the establishment parties who are attempting to hold off right wing outsiders who seem to be taking some hold. and computer hacks of crypto currency exchanges already this year have seen investors losing more money since the big time back in two thousand and fourteen when the largest exchange mt gox in japan saw roughly four hundred seventy five million dollars drain from accounts before they filed for bankruptcy so far this year investors have lost more than seven hundred million dollars from two exchanges bit grayle based in florence italy and coin check based in japan the losses exemplify that investors can lose all of thei

e.u. project now faces more arguable chaos after sunday's italian elections the country with the highest government debt ratio in the e.u. with youth unemployment standing at thirty two percent arguably responded to statements from selvi news right wing northern league about migration he's warned of a social war leading to crime even though crime figures in italy down except hate crimes like one last month are up ten fold heavy police presence in the central italian town of mustard arthur where earlier on saturday a man opened fire on foreigners winning six people few in italy it appears during sunday's election thought to remember that without migrants wherever they come from italy will face a shortfall in its labor market given a plummeting birth rate for now it is a matter of how anti you and anti near liberal any coalition government in italy might be joining me now from the italian embassy in monte carlo is twice italian foreign minister in silvio berlusconi's cabinets and a former european commissioner for justice freedom and security franco frattini franco frattini welcome back to going unde

e.u. project now faces more arguable chaos after sunday's italian elections the country with the highest government debt ratio in the e.u. with youth unemployment standing at thirty two percent arguably responded to statements from solving these right wing northern league about migration he's one of a social war leading to crime even though crime figures in italy are down except hate crimes like one last month are up ten fold heavy police presence in the central italian town of mustard author early on saturday a man opened fire on foreigners winning six people feel in italy it appears during sunday's election thought to remember that without migrants wherever they come from italy will face a shortfall in its labor market given a plummeting birth rate for now it is a matter of how anti e.u. and anti near liberal any coalition government in italy might be joining me now from the italian embassy in monte carlo. twice italian foreign minister in silvio berlusconi's cabinets and a former european commissioner for justice freedom and security franco frattini franco frattini welcome back to going undergro

election i guess. russia's ambassador to the e.u. has suggested that the nerve agent used to poison a former spy could have originated in the u.k. the british government has dismissed the claims saying the poison used to cripple and his daughter came from russia britain accuses moscow of being behind the attack a charge it denies and republican senators are warning u.s. president donald trump not to fire special counsel robert mueller saying he must be allowed to investigate alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election trump as we knew his twitter attacks on both the f.b.i. and melissa it's far in the bureau's former deputy director and the mckay those are the top stories one when a state is coming up next. china isn't a limp exporting superpower. but football has always been there it can be seen. they've only qualified for the world cup once i am lost every single match. despite their current low rank china wants to conquer the beautiful game the twenty fifth. it's spending billions of dollars importing forei

e.u. foreign ministers. the results of the election in russia which was unsurprising to was as the circumstances of the election russia will remain a difficult partner but russia will also be needed for solutions to the big international conflicts and so we want to remain in dialogue we've also been seeing more and more reaction in the media here in germany if you have a look at what. to say they said that the the win for vladimir putin not to say. and it is it may well have been they go on to say that the majority of media in russia was for the president that the majority of the state operators was for the president and that they would have expected this mr putin would have taken a larger proportion of the vote than it seems that he already has here in the capital the pearl in a tight tongue has said well it's been looking towards the relationship between germany and russia and it's not a positive one if you take their they're reading from this they say that the relationship could well is frosty and could continue to be more and more frosty but if we go back to saturday the main top lloyd the most read tabloid

e.u. member italy many fear that parliamentary elections there could deliver gains for populists and right wing parties let's look at the big players the democratic party of the p.d. led by the former prime minister met here in c. is probably europe and it's pro immigration but it's failed to engage younger voters luigi my o.e. is the prime ministerial pick for the five star movement that's an anti establishment anti corruption party which is set for a strong showing then there's the lega party led by i met teo salvini it's you're a skeptic and anti immigration and former prime minister silvio berlusconi he's back with the center right forza italia party he can't hold public office himself because of a criminal conviction but he could hold significant sway on a future coalition government if his party does well let's go live to lawrence a our correspondent who's there in rome many people observing these elections aren't will be quite amazed that silvio berlusconi's back and seemingly in a in a strong position. yes and you know there seems to be a sizable proportion of italian public opinio

e.u. now despite tensions out that rally no violence broke out the election pits a right wing coalition led by former prime minister silvio berlusconi now he's facing a center left alliance led by another former prime minister material renzi now the other main player the anti establishment five star movement the issue that has been driving this election campaign and will determine who wins is migration let's cross over now to max often the bureau chief in brussels max you were reporting in italy last week what's fueling migration is the key issue in this campaign. there are facts and there is perception brian and the facts are of course italy has a problem with migration it is right and center on the mediterranean route for all those migrants coming from africa trying to reach or of trying to look for a better life in the european union if you look at the numbers they've come down in two thousand and seventeen compared to two thousand and eighteen but coming from a very high level so you still had an estimate of about one hundred twenty thousand migrants coming to the shores of italy and th

e.u. finance minister but until now there's been no concrete response from berlin. there is pressure coming also from paris because next year we will have european parliament elections bracks that is going to come into the final moments of a new institutional cycle of european but europe needs solutions before that time is running out for a new e.u. asylum law without a common approach between paris and berlin the division between eastern and western europe could widen even further this is going to be a very difficult issue to tackle but with the pressure from paris and berlin jointly putting pressure on others who are less ready more hesitant i think a compromise deal is possible defense is another issue paris wants to advance more pragmatic cooperation at the e.u. level france is willing to give up some sovereignty it wants a solid partnership of germany as britain prepares to leave the. macall will have to wait for germany to come through on this two for the period of time in which there was no government in place that obviously did not make berlin stronger but rather weaker. germany can still make up for lost time the government coalition agreement mentions the

right now italians going to the polls tonight after a bitter election campaign over immigration and jobs with the e.u. no.

the west is kind of uniting people behind the mirror putin here ahead of the presidential elections and the e.u. which britain could turn to if it wanted to level sanctions has signaled that it wants to take a softer approach to russia so perhaps it's playing its hand there russia's playing its hand there. when in moscow bear give mass with the latest from london where as we mentioned just moments ago british prime minister theresa may say it is highly likely that russia was behind the nerve agent attack on former double agent sergei scruple and his daughter yulia thanks to both of you for your reporting. well now it is over to christophe kober who joins us here in the studio and the e.u. is grappling with the right answer to donald trump's steel tariffs this is a tough one sarah the vice president of the european commission france timmerman says he is confident he used he'll ship to the united states will eventually earn the same exemption status ask canada and australia thereby averting a potential of tit for tat trade dispute with a key customer not to months made the comment at a gathering

just out of voting left in interviews general election campaign over immigration and jobs with the e.u. nervously waiting more could be a game changing result.

italians had to the polls offer a bitter election campaign over immigration and jobs with the e.u. nervously awaiting more could be a game changing result.

italians had to the polls after a bitter election campaign over immigration and jobs the e.u. nervously awaiting more could be a game changing result. that we can here on r.t. international live from moscow studio with me to do a tutor is all round up of the last seven days and up to date stories welcome to the program president putin outlined his vision of russia's future on thursday delivering the annual state of the nation address to parliament he also revealed details about the country's new nuclear arsenal which he said includes missiles that are to advance to be intercepted by any existing defense systems our senior correspondent explains more about the hardware that's getting western news outlets so worked up. if you aren't russian in the first hour putin's speech would have been boring taxes and corruption and science and industry that sort of thing after that though it got real hot real fast. russia is a major nuclear power basically nobody wanted to talk to us nobody listened to us listen to us now rockets lasers nukes in a rush hooted unveiled an arsenal of new weap

he lost the election thereby a to-one margin. the e.u.l extend a one point $2 billion loan to struggling ukraine. -- $1.2 billion loan to struggling ukraine. the country has been hit hard by the separate -- separatist conflict, as well as allegations of corruption. according to the bank for international settlements, household borrowing is seen as a danger in china. tiger woods and ernie els will be going head to head in gulf. -- in golf. the two have agreed to be captains act next year's cup in australia. outside players a chance to compete. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. david: tomorrow is the day for the special congressional election outside pittsburgh, with a republican state legislator up against a democrat federal prosecutor. one -- won this area in 2016 by 20 points. we talked to a political strategist about this. this is an important race. the president had a campaign event yesterday. that was the second time he went. vice president mike pe

italians head to the polls off a bit to election campaign over immigration and jobs with the e.u. no.

e.u. would probably be disappointed by the results of the election no matter which party wins so they're not going to be happy with any of these results do you agree with this assessment yes one thing it's quite. what's considering there is a party party allied with the democratic party which chosen the name. which means more europe because they wanted to. bet on the need the more more biggest great this is a role of the european union immediately but the european union immediately is seen quite but from the from the people motors and so they reached a mere two or three percent of the votes and the result of the democratic party's richie's among the biggest parties by far. i want to say the most the european but it's more correctly the less european parties and the result. by far of the democratic party's if. even even worse than the horrible. the last day. all right very interesting to hear your thoughts. thank you very much for being with us here on arch international a political commentator helping us decipher the elections in italy. all right people in the embattled syrian district of ea

exactly what or how the elections being seen in other western media let's check out some of the headlines showing a lot of them predicting a clash ahead between italy in the e.u. that's the key thing to watch out for here the find the election results are declared yet but the media are already calling it a nightmare scenario for brussels as well as a warning and a stinging rebuke somewhat fuel to buy the lead party leaders prediction for the eurozone let's listen to that next. since i've never changed my mind and keep on saying choosing the euro was a mistake it's clear to us that the system of having one common currency is going to end not because he wants it to be the case but because it's a matter of common sense the real economy shows it so we want to be prepared for that moment and this is a political analyst a journey before she about the possibility of a rift opening up between italy and the e.u. than now. do you think brussels is worried yes is really really worried because you know first of all five summers the leg in or the even though there are doing quality shows they are not so happy about their euro zone about you ok you're on a fence there are

italians head to the polls off to a bit so election campaign over immigration and jobs with the e.u. nervously awaiting what could be.

a chemical weapon attack in britain shock election results in italy which favored the euro skeptic parties wherever you look there's plenty to keep the e.u. busy and that action is my guest this week here in strasburg is johann pashto a vice president of the european parliament and a former defense minister of romania can the e.u. he'll its divisions and start living up to the values it claims to hold so dear.

elections. should the u.s., the e.u. now go after the wealth of the oligarchs? bar them from the international banking system? hit them in the purse. hit them where it hurts. the "wall street journal" is advocating that. >> i've been advocating that as wale for some time. you have to go after the oligarchs that have culpability. the thing that will bring attention in moscow is if you start to seize assets, freeze wealth and impose travel bans. a local of the oligarchs made their money through nefarious means in russia and love to travel other plays from russia. they have to be people connected to russian hacking and interference of elections including ours or in any way tied to the criminal activities. those are the people you need to go after. >> eric: they did that with the one guy, the billionaire oligarch. so do you think as you have suggested that going after the personal money and that ability to be in the banking system will be the next step in this step against putin? >> i'm not willing to speculate. trump has been tough. he used the red line in syria an

want to get back to the point about the elections because despite how bad the situation is in libya right now we've heard the e.u. we've heard the u.n. we've heard the international community continue to say that they would like to see elections with parliamentary and presidential being held in libya in two thousand and eighteen is that in any way realistic but as we listen because of sort of a destructive process you dip in your link and hey presto there's been an election but there's the question of what happens that they are there and i think is so i mean has mentioned earlier on the way to actually disagree with the way in which it's framed up because i think there's a can there's a with this question wouldn't you know that there's got to be someone there to spoil the tickets confused perhaps grievance for greed about it there are certainly groups on the ground that have legitimate grievances that much of one of them but they were lead to other groups that. were in the palm regime but were exploited by actors jury selection they were exposed to boy actors like the product here in this year it is operational

e.u. foreign ministers to give. the results of the election in russia which was as unsurprising to was as the circumstances of the election russia will remain a difficult but russia will also be needed for solutions to the international conflicts. and so we want to remain in dialogue we've also been seeing more and more reaction in the media here in germany if you have a look at what s f have to say they said that the the win for vladimir putin not a splendid as it may well have been they go on to say that the majority of media in russia was for the president that the majority of the state operators was for the president and that they would have expected mr putin would have taken a larger proportion of the vote than it seems that he already has here in the capital the berlin a tongue has said well it's been looking towards the relationship between germany and russia and it's not a positive one if you take there they're reading from this they say that the relationship could well is frosty and could continue to be more and more frosty but if we

and just a couple of hours now of voting left in its release of general election campaign over immigration and jobs with the e.u. nervously awaiting what could be.

tallinn's head to the polls after a bitter election campaign over immigration and jobs with the e.u. nervously awaits.

e.u. now despite tensions at that rally no violence broke out. the election pits a right wing coalition led by former prime minister silvio berlusconi against the center left alliance led by another former prime minister in the tail now the other main player in this election the anti establishment five star movement as our correspondent max often reports from palermo the issue that could determine this election is migration. father and knows this neighborhood like no one. has taken me to the markets and institution in the old town palermo i'm trying to get a feel for what matters to people in this election migration seems to be at the top of the list. the tone of the current campaign what is very harsh about it i'm afraid that the topic of migration is being exploited from the left and from the right these people don't understand the value of migrants and migration that can bring into a country then they need to get in and you get to. this is really has always been an island between two continents many africans that make it to europe spend a lot of time here