e.u. eurozone and i.m.f. troika are being depicted as the rivers of greece the domestic politicians the subjects. it means a. sentiment that's growing was the government continues to deal with the eurozone imposed austerity the writing for greece is ready on the wall to greece athens. later today marks and stays keeping up the pressure on the bankers her keeping the rest of us down. many wall street executives say wrongdoing is necessary you know it's like that what he allen joke where he said he goes the doctor and says doctor my brother thinks he's a chicken the doctor says given these pills and the guy says they don't understand we need the eggs the space race has been replaced with the frog race so timothy geithner is lecturing the chinese in the meantime he's trying to commit fraud faster than they can commit fraud on him. washington is turning the screws in iran with fresh sanctions aimed at the country's nuclear program nearly a dozen companies with ties to terror as defense ministry are now blacklisted

e.u. eurozone and i.m.f. troika are being depicted as the rulers of greece of domestic politicians the subjects. you need to work on a sentiment that's growing and what's the government continues to do with the euro zone imposed austerity the writing for greece is ready on the wall j.q. greece athens. well paraguayan faces a virtual isolation in south america with neighboring states describing the swift ousting of former president fernando lugo in june as a kind of new coup now are still argentina and venezuela have loosened times when the state over deep concerns about the former leaders removal. parliament has voted for impeachment over the last two months of deadly clashes between farmers and police and inhibition dispute that saw seventeen people killed he was appointed as former deputy frederico franco who will now lead a transitional government until elections next april now in an interview with r t the deposed leader says what he thinks was behind his removal of the young that parliament this parliamen

e.u. eurozone and i.m.f. troika are being depicted as the rivers of greece the domestic politicians the subjects. you know. in two thousand well it means you must mean. you need to work out a sentiment that's growing and what's the government continues to do with the euro zone imposed austerity the right thing for greece could be ready on the wall to greece party. later today max and stacey are back to bring up pressure on the bankers who are keeping the rest of us down. on wall street they know that if they get caught that of course we're going to get away with it because regulators change the laws to accommodate the crimes this is over and over and over again there's no barrier anymore for committing crimes there's no punitive damages there's there's no there's no you know i don't understand why most people don't get their brokers license and their banking license is not that hard to do you can get a serious seven broker license and three or four months you take the series of an exam and you can make a mill

e.u. eurozone and i.m.f. troika are being depicted as the rulers of greece of domestic politicians the subjects. sentiment that's growing and was the government continues to do with the eurozone imposed austerity the writing for greece is ready on the trigger greece. and. political campaign should highlight a candidate's strengths but are frequently often used to personally attack opponents of course in the real world all together views on the streets of new york over whether smear tactics are fair or foul was only one person we could turn to as the resident. this is the year of important elections the world around and many of them involve dirty negative campaigning are you ok with that this week let's talk about that john of kerry would never get elected. today would his lifestyle a womanising in almost a yes absolutely absolutely is that a good thing that politicians go there or is it better we just don't know it's very don't know because it's going to. get don't mean we have to mix politics. like yet but if

e.u. eurozone and i m f troika are being depicted as the rivers of greece of domestic politicians the subjects. it means that. you need to work on. sentiment that's growing and was the government continues to deal with the eurozone imposed austerity the writing for greece is ready on the wall to greece party athens. later today at nineteen thirty g.m.t. the cause reports focusing on why many bankers off walk away scot free from scandals that shake entire economies as the next wall street broker himself makes also an insider tip for those craving to get rich fast. and wall street they know that if they get caught of course we're going to get away with it because regulators changed the laws to accommodate the crimes this is over and over and over again there is no barrier anymore for committing crimes there is no punitive damages there's there's no there's no i don't understand why more people don't get their brokers license and their banking license is not that hard to do you can get a serious seven broker license and three or four months you take the series of an exam and you can make a millio

e.u. the eurozone whether or not it's constitutional or not for brussels basically to spend german taxpayer money if it is ruled unconstitutional what are the options exist for saving the eurozone do you think. yeah the option is to work out a number of turning to this and to say what is the best way and what do citizens actually want which europe do they want and which europe do they want to take responsibility to for and for this to happen we are saying that there should be a convention which means that every member same state sends a number of delegates to this convention and then over certain period of time citizens who are there work and draw from treaty and that this draft treaty is put forward to the citizens and then that citizens in the member states decide if they want this treaty are not so it's not dictating by by a certain politician not by certain. banking systems or whatever but this is the solution very going to have its that the citizens themselves work out what they want to have in the future i totally understand you're saying it's up to the german citizen to decide what t

e.u. bailout which has imposed vicious spending cuts on other eurozone states slovakia's is an e.u. bailout colby ruled out of the fitch want to house one of the weakest banking markets in central and eastern europe and the country's finance minister i did a bailout will only be needed if the lenders problems get bigger. the persians from brown's traditionally strong markets from spain and italy are in profound crisis says europe's number to call make a p.s.a. after announcing sales in the first half swung into the red after a bright start euro contagion of all the losses on thursday as well please confirm to us that it will bid for half of the piece stake in its russian or within the next two weeks its shares all soaring on the news and the euro's retreating to the dollar over that worrying euro zone data is near three year lows two major currencies and they're. wrong to have exposed her country to those risks hundred seventy two economists have written an open letter to the chancellor saying she's open germany up to huge hits in the e.u. states by agreeing a banking union mrs merk

national nationalist sentiment i think there is there is a great danger of that if the eurozone collapses the e.u. collapses the most likely. it will be replaced by different forms of nationalism. questions will forms and i sense some extreme and dangerous take on herself i think there are great george michael's that's the historical lesson of what happened before the second world war particularly in the nineteen for that is where you had a similar crisis that will be gone from now on the result. of the rise of notions of extreme nationalism in europe on the. emotions of a number of the four terrible fascist. regime so that so the less there is a historical lesson there is that there is a great danger that develops i don't see is by any means being. simple i think the difference between now and then is that democratic culture democratic institutions are much stronger in europe than they were before the second world war so i'm confident i'm hopeful that european democracy can subodh its current crisis do you think talking about democratic institutions to think that a politician with anti-democrati

shares ahead of a key board meeting today but business is with lists exposure to the eurozone crisis outperforming e.u. rivals top mobile operator m t s has sold twenty percent of all new york stock markets this year most of its hundred million subscribers or in forced growing russia and the c.i.s. one of the worst performers roy of all operate a vehicle called list blamed its european risk of the merging with italy's telecommunications last year and europe today will have more for you next hour all right dana we certainly look forward to that. i'm saying with the financial headlines for the rest of the hour the car's a report is coming up next after a short break and a recap of the top stories. of the. golden. girls. that speak. to. her. wish my. mom is good. luck. and i'm a. little mouse but i'm a little. secret lover taurine to mccurry was able to build a new age most sophisticated robot which unfortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tim's mission to teach me the creation of why i should care about humans in the world this is why you should care what you're only on the r.-g. dot com. if. ru

e.u. because of course the eurozone crisis seems to be just wreaking havoc across the whole region but there are a couple of countries that you say could be set up to be the next superstars of europe you're specifically bullish on poland and on the czech republic you even saber mania might fit into the category so why are these nations poised to be the next superstars. you know i think bullen's case is really interesting because what's happened to be is that the woman you mentioned europe it could jurors are these images of dead two deflation disaster bad economic management and then you the likes of paul and it's a reasonable size economy with a. fairly sort of good domestic consumer to be is it's the only economy in europe which did not contract in two thousand and eight and two thousand and nine the downturn which hurt so many economies across the globe it's the only economy that did not contract in that period and since then it's been growing steadily anyone this year bullion could be growing at more than three percent or so now for an economy in europe given the bad neighborhood and for

wednesday show doing that week of crude tries but business is with less exposure to the eurozone crisis or outperforming e.u. rivals mobile operator says twenty percent all new york stock markets this year most of its hundred million subscribers are in for scoring and the sea is one of the worst performers is royal operate a vehicle called blame it's european risk of the merging with italy's when telecommunications last year and europe today use an interview on the website thanks a lot for that. it world number one tennis player no it sure will clash with six times when will then champion roger federer in the all england club semifinals more details in our sports update in just over. fifteen minutes but first the headlines. has the idea of multicultural society. sharing the motherland on our t.v. . pool started here before going global. cooling fire. choose your place take your stand. to. make your statement. split the word. stream flowing. well. please technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia. the future.

e.u. markets ended tuesday of the eurozone finance ministers agreed to release an urgent thirty billion euros to spain's troubled banks the ruble was stronger against major currencies on tuesday thanks to hire all prices and the euro's flat against the greenback they sell oil prices already rebound after taking a lot of hits on tuesday there are reports china imports of list crude oil lost more than stronger crude said russia markets higher on tuesday energy mage's moving the index up with an extra boost from the upbeat session in europe but profits warnings from u.s. companies compounded worries the sluggish economy is taking its toll stocks accelerated declines in the afternoon off the trading modestly lower for most of the day and fitch has confirmed the negative long term outlook for the states as u.s. politicians because on how to reduce the deficit but the ratings agency confirmed america's triple a rating citing low risks in the financial sector agency says a weak u.s. recovery reflects a stabilizing economy role than fading growth in the economy will accelerate next year and expand at

prime minister over a threat suggesting he could block greek immigrants and other eurozone citizens from entering the u.k. e.u. rules demand the free movement of citizens by britain fears a wave of economic migrants from struggling states. next fall i looks at whether we're about to run out of affordable energy reserves. i was. planning. a welcome to spotlight and to the show. today my guest on the program. the world oil market has lately been unstable and about the prices have been going up and down making it. but experts say it's ok for now because what's more important is the long term health they say the planet is running out of easily accessible resources and will soon become way hotter and more expensive to get one of the leading experts in the field is of course the president of the world petroleum council but not the kind he's my guest on this. is one of the world's leading petroleum experts he has more than thirty years of experience in oil exploration and production in layton america west africa and europe and mr burton is spent most of his career with a brazilian national oil company petro brass at

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 i always in the processes of privatisation and greece but also interested in a position of some firms in the field. because we need to sort of expertise if you operate in above the global core of those we need to six parties even more i can't say that we're interested privatization interested in developing a bracelet with the forum that always in terms of increasing. russian where we company. is mergers and acquisitions times throughout the rail industry as freight operates a global trends top of the markets full almost a billion dollars is to fund positions both says the call go market is quote roi for consolidation the russian firms on a spending spree at the moment buying rollcall units from the likes of oil no mind i'm italo invest and europe today will have the next day all right ines thanks very much indeed for t

e.u. will need to be made, not only impact the eurozone but on h usde titin? diuleiobeeu n th orc ohois heozcoieed to make, and we talk about them, how those hoices are made, is it a sers of small european treaties? n't one large european treat n'atcale or r s tti ee mebeurnin goead gser e existing treaties? i don't know the answer to that question. and, frankly, i don't think anybody does which is one of the asons why i think in fashioning what ie nw euanonthwed stianrac aient cawe'tlea mcis wi be used, how fast the process will go, exactly what it will open,and fall. chs apng ee do kno is that bi erinsut ng de -sthull att hsh sstet absorbed. is that the same with you? >> i rather put in my own way. norunb ee.gue put it in europe, veawys a ta cly iintap t pytere going to survive, it will have to make moves towards a more integrated state. we won't be part of that. caoroniothtaosou mp asneexng so e. can decide what kind of euros each member state and its voters actually once? >> well i think it's apr sspetlce bee 'sania ntsrdr nvtiwi eea uns berpean countries

eurozone. three year lows to major currencies pennsylvania says 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

monday with the point four percent slightly in the black and the ongoing eurozone debt problems have created good opportunities in the e.u. we spoke to russian railways both limit you couldn't. they are in negotiations with their presented chips over for agrees to consider the possible that all the pressure that i always in the process is will privatization and freeze but also interested in a position of some firms in the field just because we need this sort of expert to serve if you are put in a bold a global court of those many of the six parties even more i can say that we are interested in privatization interested in developing collaboration with the foreign oil ways in terms of increasing earnings of russia where we company and job today will have more for you next hour all right daniel thanks very much indeed and i'll bring the headlines very shortly stay with us. sigrid laboratory to mccurdy was able to build a new most sophisticated robot which on fortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tim's mission to teach the creation why it should care about humans and world this is why you should care only dot com. w

some of the eurozone casualty looks in worse shape than previously thought e.u. delegations visiting soit first as it malls releasing at least thirteen billion euro in extra forms because he is also in the folds talks with russia to borrow five billion russians hoping you will discover a new generation of environmentally friendly toys those company of pullover distain is presented time a prototype is made of natural rubble from russian dandelions the next step will be to test them on the streets before moving into production the talk is to create a rival to asia's robot monopoly and you're up to date news interviews on the website these are all right thanks for back. and coming up here on our t. peter the veil in his gas debate the syrian crisis after the had finds. culture is that so much of me is going to make a lot of people carrying a burka is an end game like the assad regime with the u.s. and the regional how i see key piece of work diplomacy and the warning from damascus. today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seein

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down point four percent must exist in the black and the ongoing eurozone debt problems have created good buying opportunities in the e.u. we spoke to russian railways balls and to me you couldn't. negotiations with the representatives of greece to consider the possible that all of russia they always in the process of privatization in greece but also interested in a position of some firms in the field for just because we need this expert to say if you are talking about the global corridos we need the six parties even more i can say that we're interested in privatization interested in developing our collaboration with the forum they are ways in terms of increasing the size of russia but we company and europe today will have more stories for you next hour in our absolute annual thanks very much indeed already looking forward to more next hour and of course in just a few minutes on the have alliances stay with us. thank you. but. one needs of spear trying to obtain inner peace and the spirituality. pressman chip and creativity requires special conditions. ultimate accuracy and knowledge are the attributes of some of the jo

and saying with the eurozone cash strapped cyprus has rejected the terms of the e.u. bailout and has turned to russia for money the country's president told the european parliament of russia's loans are actually cheaper and have less strings attached cyprus reportedly needs around ten billion euro deep spending cuts forced by the e.u. bailouts have caused while in protests in greece spain portugal and italy and now on to the currency markets and what we're seeing there is that the euro is actually shedding value against the dollar and all that's exposing the russian ruble was trading mixed with the currency basket it was losing value to the dollar and gaining to the euro and now on to wall street it had started a whole fourth of july trading session with losses the nasdaq has managed to rebound as you can see it's now gaining less than a quarter for sound but of the dow is still trading in the red the nasdaq is gaining mainly thanks to a moderately i'll beat unemployment data as it came out earlier today and here in russia the r.t.s. and the mindset finished the day o

strike that brand has gone on the hundred dollars a barrel ongoing eurozone debt problems of created good buying opportunities in the e.u. we spoke to russian railways both live to me you can in. brian negotiations with representatives of greece to consider the possible role of russia that i always in the processes of privatization and greece but also interested in a position of firms in the field of the just because we need this expertise and if you are talking about the global corridos we need this expertise even more i can say that we're interested in privatization interested in developing our collaboration with the forum but always in terms of increasing the earnings of russia where we company throughout the rail industry we're currently seeing mergers and acquisitions freight operates a global trends is topping london markets to fund because asians both the game as the call go market is quote bright for consolidation russian firms on a spending spree recently buying broke all units from on all mined out mattel invest and europe today probably will have more phoenix down very good i know thank you. in just a moment

of a eurozone casualty looks in worse shape than previously thought an e.u. delegations visiting saw brazil at the moment as it molds releasing at least thirteen billion euros in extra funds because he is also in advanced talks with russia to power of five billion and russia's hope you'll discover a new generation of environmentally friendly toys does company a pile of british things presented time prototypes made with natural rubble from russian dandelions the next it will be to test them on the streets before moving into production the target is to create a rival to asia's robot monopoly and you're up to date with. thanks for that much appreciate it now very shortly tonight we explore how the french president's efforts to revive the economy clash with the plans of big corporations to fire thousands more on that after the headlines coming up exactly three minutes from now . if they shoot something inappropriate for public they can easily be shown to accept casualties of war ok. i wish he would have never happened but it has. been a war a t.v. camera becomes

e.u. stop spending cuts was the international labor organization brussels imposed cuts in the eurozone who already left a record seventeen million out of work must shift to a policy of investment and job creation i did the ilo the rube was making significant gains on other currencies in the afternoon here as the crude price jumps a dollar today russian markets are slipping further though as blue chips fall profits is just clinging on to fourteen hundred point british saving gibraltar's targeting the rich in emerging markets the rocks financial services minister says he's forced growing russia as well as brazil india and china to the i did it's her in the future risk with private clients in the tiny enclave of the spanish coast the rich can pay just twenty five thousand pounds on their global income moscow has the world's most billionaires and many of its wealthy hold their fortunes abroad and europe today will have more for you next time now thanks very much. just a moment headlines and then it's going to be cross talk up into lavelle and his guests putting nato right in the cross-hairs to

here the eurozone is a united european neighborhood we all know what's been happening with greece over the last two years or sixteen to eighteen months many experts believe that spain the e.u.'s fourth largest economy will repeat the greek scenario i understand that germany has been shouldering a lot of the brunt of bailouts across the eurozone but isn't it up to germany at this point to continue saving the eurozone. well everybody looks at germany and everybody says that particular in the southern parts of europe and mainly in france look how america it's not a no as a matter of fact from america is not an iron chancellor she's not a madam no she is a man and yes because she had from summit meeting to summit meeting made a very major concessions. there was a chance in two thousand and ten to stop that decline in the way you know by saying no to greece and giving them perhaps in exchange for leaving the eurozone a big check but that chance was missed and he would lose because germany didn't have the guts to say no germany has to show more leadership. and leadership is about responsibility for the time being from continues to muddle through this german diplomacy of muddling

today that critical level deemed unsustainable as eurozone finance ministers reportedly meet again and investors continue to display skepticism the e.u. can solve the crisis so why is this so for carious all the time is it because the financial system today is really a faith based initiative our guest will explain and talk about what happens once faith is lost and if you're one of the. cast of the too big to fail banks or you want to cast them as a cartel you may be interested to hear about the actual criminal drug trafficking cartel the f.b.i. says one of the biggest u.s. banks has gotten mixed up with we'll tell you about it let's get to today's capital account. all right today it was the turn of u.k. officials to answer to lawmakers in the u.k. library scandal obviously culminating with barclays bank in the center of it now as far as whether officials knew it was going on they say no their comments were misinterpreted but what do we know about what is going on in terms of price manipulation in the economy and what this means for price signals that are used for everything from where an investor puts their money to what policymakers

no let up for the eurozone italian mayors protest against austerity while the ratings agencies set their sights on the e.u. key economies including germany. well next grammy winning soul and jobs to primo george benson is with al gore nov and spotlight. no again i walk into spotlight the interview show on r.t. . today my guest on the program is a superstar we always try to keep spotlight interactive and today's one of the days one of this concept has worked out recently i got mail from mr hugo gilkey who among other things asked me to interview brilliant american musician george benson well luckily mr benson came on tour to moscow with all his jazz so today ladies and gentlemen let me lay on you a great entertainer great humanitarian and i though for generations our music fans mr george benson. george benson started to see not long after he learned how to speak the prodigy from pittsburgh recorded his first song at the age of ten however at fifteen he fell in love with the guitar and became one of the best just guitarist of all time benson says he never could choose between singing and playing music he su

closer to creating a new body to monitor its major banks eurozone finance ministers are meeting later on monday to iron out all the details the e.u. leaders came up with the idea when they met in brussels in june this is now the new regulator which many see as the first step to the bang. king union will report directly to the european central bank it will apparently supervise the top twenty five financial institutions and last but not least crude prices and they are also recovering after libyan supply concerns eased they resumed oil exports that stopped because of the protests and in norway the energy sector strike is still on they failed to resolve that over the weekend despite some talks norway's losing around few hundred fifty thousand barrels of daily output but apparently that's not enough to really be a humongous boost but we are seeing world prices recovering now thought the latest from the business desk here and i'll be back here in about fifteen minutes often about something always a pleasure natasha we will see you later. in just a moment i will do the headlines are backed up then though by another fahri edition of cros

look no let up for the eurozone italian mayors protest against austerity while the ratings agencies that there are signs on the e.u.'s key economies including germany. case here next with the latest sport. thank you for joining me the latest quarter here the top story it. takes to you the most is young school is twice as present dastan two time former champions or been to one in the russian premier league. while braving the blues all american stars prepare for a friendly against chelsea as the champions league winners continue to susan. under the visa while russian volunteers are still waiting till ten british these are just three days to go before the start of the london olympics. but first let's kick off with football where rubin have been stunned in their premier league season i was the two time former russian champions lost to won in krasnodar the visitors went into the match on the back of a confident to know victory i was in need and the russians see a cop earlier this month but they found themselves trading just before the break because you wouldn't want to see and lost at home to the box and the strikeout