e.u. embargo on iranian crude exports sec to go into effect really good what these sanctions actually accomplish and who they end up hurting the most. plus facing fines of sexuality the new law in several russian cities has many from the homosexual community fearing even more ignorance and discrimination. now german chancellor angela merkel has told her country's lawmakers that help for struggling banks will come with strings attached she's been defending the concessions she made that are somewhat in brussels including the decision to allow the european bailout fund to funnel money directly to struggling financial institutions this for the first time and the e.u. says the largest economy has strongly opposed this option it was forced to give in after an assistance from spain and italy the german parliament also approved the so-called fiscal pact which sets out a even tougher budget rules for eurozone nations. professor of political economy it's an mary's college in california says the measures which e.u. leaders hailed as a quote breakthrough will not solve the blocks core problems. about the ba

e.u. embargo iran is boasting that it's easily selling its oil a news report broadcast in the country suggest that's many thanks to sanction waivers handed out by washington the u.s. has gone to china and singapore last minute exemptions from financial penalties for buying iranian oil this fall as earlier waves to more than a dozen other countries almost all of iran's european clients and activists but a must if he says that these measures never achieve what they meant to and instead just hurt the most vulnerable. the sort of stated objective of both the united states and the european union as in carrying out these sanctions is that they are meant to persuade iran to come to the table and negotiations on their nuclear program but all we've really seen both historically when we look at iraq as well as now is that the iranian government itself bears little to no brunch or burden of what the sanctions are actually doing it's really the people that feel the biggest burden iran now is faced with it extremely high some say twenty some go up to sixty percent of an inflation rate in the country so we

e.u. embargo on iranian crude exports over to iran's nuclear program takes effect but as america's latest set of sanctions kicked in on friday the u.s. however has grown to china and singapore last minute exemptions from financial penalties for buying iranian oil as follows earlier waivers to more than a dozen other countries almost all of iran european clients lawyer doctor just a bit of a stuffy says that these measures never achieve what it meant to instead they just end up putting the most fun or. the sort of stated objective of both the united states and the european union as carrying out these sanctions is that they are meant to persuade iran to come to the table and negotiations on their nuclear program but all we really seen both historically when we look at iraq as well as now is that the iranian government itself bears little to no branch or burden of what the sanctions are actually doing it's really the people that feel the biggest bird. and iran now is faced with it extremely high some say twenty some go up to sixty percent of an inflation rate in the country so what we're rea

e.u. embargo one iranian crude exports over to iran's nuclear program takes effect but says america's latest set of sanctions kicked in on friday the u.s. however has granted china and singapore last minute exemptions from financial penalties for buying iranian oil as follows earlier waivers to more than a dozen other countries which include japan india. but unlike most of them china has always been opposed to u.s. unilateral sanctions on iran lawyer and activist but it must offer he says that such measures never achieve what they supposedly intend and instead just hurt the most vulnerable the sort of stated objective of both the united states and the european union as in carrying out these sanctions is that they are meant to persuade iran to come to the table and negotiations on their nuclear program but all we really seen both historically when we look at iraq as well as now is that the iranian government itself bears little to no branch roberta and what the sanctions are actually doing it's really the people that feel the biggest burden iran now is faced with it extruding lehi some say tw

e.u. to reconsider and arena oil embargo which is set to take effect on the first of july the country's foreign minister urged europe to avoid actions that may jeopardize its future fuel supplies the e.u. says more pressure could be applied of tehran continues to ignore demands to limit its nuclear program iran says its atomic ambitions are entirely peaceful despite western claims that islamic state is trying to develop nuclear weapons. but more on how the e.u. oil embargo will impact european markets stay tuned for a tease interview with pulitzer prize winning author and again amik researcher daniel you're good to have for you later this hour here on r.t. . in the mean time the london olympics are just one month away but the city's security operations are coming under attack thousands of weapon clad police and soldiers will take to the streets all in the name of public protection but skeptics believe the firearms what actually help those inside the olympic park because basic security there isn't up to par for smith reports. london two thousand and twelve is almost upon us and with just one mon

e.u. oil embargo will impact european markets stay tuned for a tease interview with pulitzer prize winning author and economic research are daniel yergin had for you in just over an hour's time. in the mean time the london olympics are just one month away but the city's security operations are coming under attack thousands of weapon clad police and soldiers will take to the streets all in the name of public protection but skeptics believe the firearms one actually held those inside the olympic park because basic security there isn't up to par or smith reports. london two thousand and twelve is almost upon us and with just one month to go it's not just the athletes who are warming up a massive security operation is also getting into gear we've got battleships on the river thames with missiles we've got pilotless drones with laser guided bombs missile batteries dotted around the city personnel with untold numbers of firearms you've got a question the probe proportionality of this london two thousand and twelve is actually starting to look more like a security event. not a sporting event. a s

e.u. oil embargo against iran. moscow hosts global players to result controversy surrounding tehran's nuclear program. and as an artist after five pm on monday here in moscow to show you're watching on t.v. life hitchens have had their say in the country's first post mubarak presidential election but there's still no sense of closure the islamist candidate mohamed morsi says that he's won a claim rejected by his rival former regime official ahmed shafik now the official results are expected on thursday but the ruling military has already undermined the vote by issuing a decree that gives its sweeping legislative powers in cairo with more. people are beginning to gather in tough here square just as the muslim brotherhood candidate dr mohamed morsi makes the announcement that he has won these elections and that he is egypt's next president the muslim brotherhood claims that ninety nine percent of votes have been counted and according to their own people who were present at all of the polling stations throughout the c

e.u. says it's committed to breed oil embargo against iran and forced by july as moscow's an international conference on iran's nuclear program. one of the out in the russian capital you're watching r t with me josh you all come to the program now ballots are being counted in egypt after voters hit the polls to elect the country's first president since former leader hosni mubarak was forced from office last year the muslim brotherhood is claiming the lead based on a count from ninety percent of polling stations are his falsely year is in cairo. people are beginning to gather in tough here square just as the muslim brotherhood candidate dr mohamed morsi makes the announcement that he has won these elections and that he is egypt's next president the muslim brotherhood claims that ninety nine percent of votes have been counted and according to their own people who were present at all of the polling stations throughout the country the candidate came in with some thirteen point two million votes this is the equivalent of some fifty one point eight percent and they put the contender after which

e.u. oil embargo. we have good news from the european counsel that endorsed the decision to open negotiations this very afternoon. to conclude, even if fighting the crisis has been european counsel's stop concerns over two years now, and would remain so in the near future, we must not lose sight of the power we had and keep setting orientations for the future. since this happens to be the first summit of my second mandate, i shared with colleagues, and until the end of 2014, this program also foresees time to focus on specific themes like innovation, industrial competitiveness, trade, an also defense. it was a difficult european counsel summit of the eurozone, but it was a fruitful one. we agreed on the fiscal compact treaty, and we are achieving the first results of our emu report, and we had historical breakthrough of the european pact. the start of my second mandate was a difficult one, but if you can be happy in politics, a hand of upcoming powers, not more than that, a happy man. [laughter] >> tha

e.u. oil embargo.unimaginably of good news for my macro european council has endorsed thedecisno afoohiry cnl,evfing christ says has been the european council's top concern for over two years now and would remain so in the near future, we must not lose sightof t orat fhe future. since this happens to be the first summit of my second maate, i shared with colleagues at work plan until the end of2 teo focus on specific themes, like innovation, industrial competitiveness, trade. and so, it was a difficult european summit of theuo weee tfa ct treaty. we are achieving the first result of r dmu report and we have this historical breakthrough of the euroea n a-0. t s oyscnd mandate is a difficult one. but if you cannot b the politics hand for the upcoming ur prmiteyith haouy much. i would just like to highlight a few points of our agenda the president didn't go into so deeply. first of all, i'm extremely sewe had deced o h mpforoanjb. e o doub we're not leaving the crisis behind us with this compact. but never

e.u. which has promised to bring oil embargo into force in july islamic state says it may stop enriching uranium to a high level if you are of agrees to supply instead of has the latest. all eyes are on moscow as the third round of talks over iran's nuclear ambitions kicks off today right there behind me in the hotel is where the key officials from the five permanent member countries of the u.n. security council plus germany are meeting in order to try to avert a potential collapse in diplomacy over iran's nuclear ambitions the stakes could not possibly be higher as israel has in fact threatened to bomb iran should the negotiations fail on top of this we have the confirmed u.s. use of cyber weapons to destroy iran's nuclear program and pressure for the u.s. president barack obama who is of course running a reelection campaign from the congress to consider a very seriously a military solution to this standoff should diplomacy fail now in the background of all this are tough economic sanctions that are looming ahead for tehran one of the things that must be considered here is that there is a lot o

e.u. says it's committed to brain oil embargo against iran and forced by july as moscow hosts an international conference on to iran's nuclear program the presence of islamic states as they could stop enriching uranium to a high level if europe agrees to supply instead. time now for a sports update was you know and so another golf major and now the first time winner has extraordinary stuff on the greens arena there we go at the u.s. open the ninth in a row first time major choppiness webb simpson this time around in san francisco more than up in just a second. would have us this is sports today plenty ahead over the next ten minutes in. our in sports the netherlands exit euro two thousand and twelve of the group stages following defeat to a christiana rinaldo inspired portugal. three no more web site and since you heard his first ever major title for a really final run. track test the olympic shirt and he's on hope pulled for longer than twenty twelve at the annual it's now men's ski where he'll meets hell just outside the school. that start at the european championships where another two squa

e.u. foreign ministers have agreed on an oil embargo against iran which consequences may such a measure have on the oil market. well of course we have to to wait and see what happens when the sanctions will be in full swing and of course one of the interesting things is what's countries like china. korea japan are going to do they really go into thirty to bring the their impulse from around from around down that's what they promised to do and the self important thing is who is going to get a waiver from the united states because they are in this as well but if given these assumptions then we consider it likely that about a million barrels a day of iranian crude would have to look for other buyers. answering one of my previous questions you mentioned that the use reserves in the european countries and especially in the in the united states are full that they are full that they have ever been which which makes me smile because something being full of the info they were about is fun but. how parables of the tomato make it hard to make it clear what i mentioned about the united states at this at

e.u. oil embargo. we have good news. the european council endorsed the decision to open negotiations this very afternoon. to conclude, even if fighting the crisis has been european council's top concern for over two years now, and would remain so in the niewch future, we must not lose sight of the path ahead and keep setting orientations for the future. this happens to be the first summit of my second mandate i shared with colleagues the work plan up until the end of 20 # -- 20 # 14. this program foresees times to focus on specific things like industrialization, competitive, trade, and also defense. it was a difficult european council summit of the euro zone, but it was a fruitful one. we agreed on the fiscal compact treaty. we are achieving the first results of our emu report, and we have these historical breakthrough on the european patent. so the start of my second mandate was a difficult one, but if you can, happen in politics, and happy for the upcoming hours, not more than that, a happy night. thank you. >> prime m

e.u. says it's committed to bringing in the oil embargo against iran into force by july as moscow hosts an international conference on tyrone's nuclear program the president of the islamic state says they could stop enriching uranium to a high level if europe agrees to supply the fuel instead. of the story to you neil your world of sports and a giant of world football bites the dust of the european championship this certainly hard really to years ago the dutch were in the world cup final another in the plane home after the group stages of the european championships more not just the. good to have you with us this is sports of a plenty had over the next ten eleven minutes or so including all this. orange squash to the netherlands exit euro two thousand and twelve of the group stages following defeat to a christiane no knowledge inspired portugal. green no more webb simpson secure is his first ever major title after a thrilling final round up the u.s. open. truck testament certainties on the hopefuls gear up for london twenty twelve at the on the all is now minsky memorial meet held just out

e.u. authorities tried to seize the frontiers to enforce a trade embargo. seven people have been killed thirteen injured in a suicide attack in the eastern afghan city of khost the taliban claims its fighters rammed a vehicle packed with explosives straight into a nato base the violence has spread across the country since the taliban began its spring offensive to target foreign troops and government forces. egypt's controversial decades long emergency law has expired the law sanctioned detention without charge or say the government used it as a tool to stamp out any dissent for the lifting of the special powers means that over one hundred eighty eight detainees held under its provisions will now have to be released. well india has dealt a fresh blow to america and europe's attempts to force iran to stop enriching uranium just one month before unprecedented sanctions against the islamic republic come into force new delhi the biggest bio of iranian oil said dead trade will not be affected with this story is ati's prius rita. india has taken a stand despite wa

e.u. sanctions are going to go into effect the oil embargo july first and already there the interpretation of those sanctions have led to suspension of visas for iranian students studying in the netherlands and so you know that your group and he's saying shen. sanctions ultimately they're put in place to achieve these foreign policy goals to affect the regime or to target the regime but would you say they in reality they affect ordinary iranians. absolutely i mean my background is an individual that i actually opposed saying sions against iraq and i traveled to iraq before the invasion in two thousand and two and saw the devastation and the toll that this policy had on the country and what we've seen in iran is an escalation of sanctions over the last four years really that in rhetoric of of countries of the p five. u.k. france russia china and germany the p five plus one has been to target and curtail iran's nuclear program but in effect saying since history has shown. that what really happens is an economy gets devastated and the people who bear the brunt of that are those who are alread

e.u. to toughen its sanctions against iran and to fully apply an oil embargo from the first of july this comes as iran says it's willing to and ready rather to fully cooperate with the international atomic energy agency only though if all sanctions placed on the country are lifted tehran's achieve negotiator has offered the deal to the group of six world powers during the two day talks in moscow all in a bid to bring more transparency but he also stressed a terror on is not going to give up the enrichment of uranium to twenty percent or something the world powers don't want to agree to now hopes are high for a technical meeting of nuclear experts that showed you all for july third in istanbul and the political crisis between iran and the international powers has certainly been the subject of intense debate in today's crosstalk. policymakers have sent men to go clearly they've been affected you suggest that the sanctions are affecting the policy that's one thing i want to get i'm. going to be i'm sorry now but i think germany is you know we did use well sanctions i'm going to let your forwards

e.u. to toughen its sanctions against iran and to fully apply an oil embargo from the first of july this as iran says it will fully cooperate with the international atomic. agency but only if all sanctions placed on the country are lifted to iran's chief negotiator has offered the deal to the group of six world powers during their two day talks in moscow in a bid to bring more transparency also stressed her on is not going to give up the enrichment of uranium to twenty percent something the world powers don't want to agree to now hopes are high for a technical meeting of nuclear experts that is shared you will for the third of july in istanbul and the political crisis between iran and the international powers has been the subject of intense debate in today's edition of cross talk. policymakers have said going to go clearly they've been affected you suggested the sanctions on affecting the policy that's what i think i was. going to be like no but i think germany is you know we did use will sanction. for its regime change there i mean that's the difference of opinion here and it probably won'