and the human rights group criticizes e.u. policy makers for their treatment of immigrants calling it inhumane acts as the economic crisis test the standoff between native europeans and outsiders to limit. international news and comment twenty four hours a day this is r.t. despite pakistan's repeated demands for immediate end to u.s. led drone strikes in the country reports of fresh attacks are continuing at least three people believed to be militants have been killed in the latest incident but with their identities hard to verify there are concerns that americans would friends could be causing civilian deaths in the process so called collateral damage what is going to come explains the reports about u.s. drone strikes in pakistan coming more and more often we're getting. used to hearing in the media such and such number of terrorists was killed with no way to verify really there are no names attached to those numbers usually but earlier this month american officials proudly announced that a drone strike in pakistan killed one of his

e.u. and policies in dealing with this so-called solution which their solutions. have been a disaster but if greeks reject this if they vote for an anti austerity anti bailout party and they get the most votes that's a real referendum on e.u. policies and what kind of ramifications that would have we don't know but it would be a game changer i mean we've had other voters the irish referendum for example that have a chance to vote on this and they want to head with the fiscal treaties that the wanted you could argue because they were blackmailed saying you're going to get cut off financially if you don't but it's a major referendum in that way in addition i mean we don't know what the outcome is going to going to be and what it's going to mean for greece and the euro the euro zone in general and the global financial system in terms of what it could do to financial markets with any one of these different outcomes or we can predict it but i mean what are the possible outcomes the same thing that we've been talking about right is that can greece still keep kind of mud

counter parties hurt markets and undermine e.u. policy but what lula papers there is already on the internet there's thirteen specific trades conducted by goldman to commit fraud that's not a something that's a hidden under some in a bureaucrat drawer this is max they're what they're seeking they know this they know for a fact that these deals were done between goldman sachs and greece they know for an absolute one hundred percent fact what they're trying to see is if the e.c. be. the documents may be proof that there was a tacit kulu zhen between the e.u. and greece that no action was taken so they're saying that they were cool looting that the e.c.b. knew they greece was hiding its debt and therefore they should have known that all of the following debts were odious that they were engaged in a bogus deal with goldman sachs right and they will find that collusion took place number two they'll pass a law making collusion legal number three it'll be retroactive making all past collusion unprosecuted full and for the continue to do it we sa

e.u. foreign policy chief catherine ashton western diplomats are essentially sticking to a proposal that they put forward at last month's negotiations in baghdad that deal would have ever gone halting richmond's of your radium up to twenty percent that figure is significant because it puts me on the cusp of weapons grade material of course iran insists that his program is for civilian purposes and energy purposes only that deal would also require tehran to ship at least part of its twenty percent enriched stockpile out of the country and also halt operations at its controversial underground enrichment facility also one of the the developments that we've heard that the european union will not stop or postpone the impending oil embargo on a rainy and oil that is set to take place in less than two weeks that of course was one of the negotiating points of the iranians were hoping and the west would a budge on the israelis have to threaten to effectively bomb iran if there is no diplomatic solution to this problem we saw the israeli president yesterday in an interview say that time is running out

e.u. foreign policy chief catherine ashton said that they have made some serious progress on certain issues but warns of that significant gaps remain in the two sides positions the next round of talks essentially is going to be a technical level meeting of nuclear experts that has been scheduled for july third in istanbul the arabian chief negotiator saeed jalili had a welcome to the technical level talks saying this is something that the iranians have been asking for all along he reiterated the arena and position that the right to enrich uranium is an inalienable right of the arabian people but he had also hoped expressed some us some hope that sanctions against iran would be lifted of course there has not been any agreement on that we have to keep in mind that israel has threatened to attack iran over its nuclear plans if a diplomatic solution isn't found that is a serious threat that was reiterated by the israeli president to the media interview on monday but we also have pressure for the u.s. president probably by this progress to essentially abandon talks that again some progress it do

e.u. cohesion policy means. poles polish people created fall to four hundred thousand jobs so all these figures mean that poland success wouldn't be possible we'll work with all of them worship in you and i think your question that. a lot of people would vote anyway i'm going to take you know you a lot today. i tell you i take it tomorrow when the eurozone is fixed because people's belief believe strongly in common europe the whole history of the currency got getting to the euro and the euro itself we go back from the end of the second world war all the way to the present what you've always seen is when there's a crisis there's more integration there's always more integration. can you politically sell that because i think the most of us would agree that that's the solution but i'm an american so i don't have to worry about it ok i don't have to worry about who's going to represent me in berlin or if it's going to be in brussels or wherever and i think this is a very real problem i completely agree with this and

e.u. foreign policy chief catherine ashton said that they have made some serious progress on certain issues but warns of that significant gaps remain in the two sides positions the next round of talks essentially is going to be a technical level meeting of nuclear experts that has been scheduled for july third in istanbul this will give a chance for everyone to address some of the questions and concerns that were raised in the last round of negotiations after there will be a deputy level meeting between iran and the e.u. and at this point only at this point will the decision be made whether to progress forward with political level talks in other words there is hope for a diplomatic solution but agreement is far from being guaranteed now the arabian chief negotiator saeed jalili had a welcome to the technical level talks saying this is something that the iranians have been asking for all along he reiterated the iranian position that the. to enrich uranium isn't in the helium old mode right of the iranian people but he had also hoped to express some us some hope that sanctions against iran wo

e.u. foreign. foreign policy chief catherine ashton just yesterday and the have already discussed the agendas which are going to be also discussed at that conference and the iranian foreign minister said that around hopes for a constructive dialogue which will include the understanding of both sides of this whole situation which recently garden new spin around has announced that. it's now entering the final stages of developing nuclear submarines stressing that every country has the right to use peaceful energy peaceful nuclear energy if it has the capacity to do so in this energy could be used if the country wants sold to power vessels as well while the russian foreign minister has also once again stressed that anything connected with the iranian nuclear program has to be done so all the through the united nations and any sanctions that could go all around the united nations will only harm the situation that are going to live with us on the line from ted thanks for that. there's another twist in the iranian issu

e.u.'s thirty policies and turn against brussels. most likely scenario is that you would get a clear majority of the big issue is whether it would be dismissed or it would be built only around a socialist or do we need to support a socialist. such as the communist party and the greens in parliament but. out of the oh i don't foresee major changes you know around stance would be a visit to europe but i haven't people voted for him as a president because of business terrors he policies and you would think that perhaps in this parliamentary election the sentiment would go his way as well. clearly the left majority did it. including me mr on yourself or are more leaning towards a more relaxed but he wouldn't come to a story. because you were but all together it. is keeping its promise which is through. try to reduce the deficit by raising taxes not so much by only reducing government spending because you are proposing looking at the result so far the national front who performed quite well in the presidential election seem to gather more

policy. these tests are silly reporting back from brussels well let's get some more insight into the e.u. summit decisions on our joined by a modern dress and n.e.p. and member of the e.u. budget committee thank you very much for coming on the program today as you just heard politicians of hailed the deal as a breakthrough is not what you would call it. where i think we still need to really see what are the conditions of the spill out i think that bailing out banks directly without knowing what course to become bankrupt order to have problems is a very bad decision i think that. there should have been an investigation of the spanish banks that are in trouble before the you took any of this issue and to bail them out directly spain seems to have been able to get their its own way here but we need to see what they can stations are going to be in the long term. at the end of the day i think it's always the taxpayers paying for who is footing the bill and i think this is totally and here i think you as a very valid point is certain we've heard some analysts talking about it here on our t.v. t

austerity and permanent loss of sovereignty handing ultimate control of the country's fiscal policy to the e.u. ireland is the only country to vote on the far reaching measure and let's get this report now from marty's laura smith. through friday votes are being counted and at the end of the day will know whether it's going to have your opinion posts all stare a c. hristian in which we all know or whether it's joining the growing and see austerity backlash that's brought people out into the streets all over europe it's widely expected that the yes side will win though they're having spoken to some votes as yesterday that's by no means certain some told me they'd been intending to vote yes only to change their minds at the last minute and vote no and that's a symptom of a general malaise in the country many are tired of all stare a city and tired of feeling wait for the dow down to the you could the european union if the irish do agree to the treaty they'll be sacrificing economic decision making so frontiers some say is in exchange for further financial assistance is the path of least resistan

e.u. we have a clear policy in the european union for example to work with russia on what's called the motive as a shield treaty and that will give you companies access to a growing market you can also have a new economic model which the commission is no looking at is the circular called me which was what was going to jump in here we're going to go to a short break and turn from the break we'll continue discussions on new european federal state parks. and you can. start. there hasn't been anything yet on t.v. . it is to get the maximum political impact. the food source material is what helps keep journalism honest we. we want to present. something else. the eat. the east so. lucky. lucky. slug the. slowest sledge the east so many. hello and welcome back to cross talk about to remind you we're talking about european federalism slept the. sleep. in your mind if i can go back to you. you were giving us a historical example of how this might work ok but at that time democracy as we understand it didn't really exist we still have a really powerful elite how do how do europeans address this deficit

e.u. we have a clear policy in the european union for example to work with russia almost call them out of the zation treaty and that would give new companies access to a growing market you can also have a new economic model which the commission has no looking at the circle a call to me which would move us going to jump in here we're going to go to a short break and turn on the break we'll continue discussion of a new european federal state card. and you can. still be. wealthy british style. sometimes. free. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our g. download the official antti happily cation to your money so no i pod touch from the choose. store. lunch on life on the go. video on demand all keys in line bold colors and all recessed feeds now in the palm of your. question on the dot com get off sometimes you see a story and it seems so for langley you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of i

e.u. we have a clear policy in the european union for example to work with russia on what's called the modernization treaty and that will give new companies access to a growing market deal can also have a new economic model which the commission is no looking at is the circular economy which was what was going to jump in here we're going to go to a short break and turn on the break we'll continue discussion of a new european federal state park. and you can. still be. there hasn't been a thing yet on t.v. . it is to get the maximum political impact. the full source material is what helps keep journalism honest. we want to present. something you know. just give me going to speak with you soon let me finish please my son died in iraq i don't agree you don't agree we don't have to look for other names. my son isn't isn't in the arena i don't know who it is can't be your greatest priority for your fair. share of your country. is the country which. can help you family. in so many ohmss war and meet some stress. relief. to. its tsk. exits. if. it's. come up. with the bucks to keep it secret six and six. wee

e.u. crisis economics expert says the government's policy is a partly to blame for the. mafia on the economy is particularly strong now because mafia has cash and you've got plenty of small businesses particularly in the south and in the center of the country without running short of cash and have some kind of relationship with mafia because they worked for years to buy protection for mafia they made to the mafia as an investor that was capitalism and they may go into the black sector for getting money they could not get out of the show banking sector this is very troublesome and it's a very important point that should can our government really need. to fix some of the problems that are troubling to tell an economy in particular we need to give you six ation there's still a bit more money available to tell the base this is more legitimate money coming out with customers and not coming out mafia and can not i'm going to say. and they said that they max kaiser will be looking at the u.k.'s efforts to ensnare economic fraudsters amid the financial crisis. police launch war

policies. the measures are preconditioned to receiving e.u. and imf rescue funds. >>> the head of japan's central bank expressed resolve to ensure that euro zone debt problems won't undermine the stability of the japanese financial system. the bank of japan's governor spoke at a meeting on wednesday. >> translator: a major crisis has been avoided in greece for now. but it still faces severe conditions. that's because greece needs to rebuild its budget and implement structural reforms while its economy shrinks. >> shin kai wa is also said the central bank is keeping a close watch on developments in spain. he said a high level of uncertainty remains over efforts to tackle fiscal and economic reforms in europe. >>> free trade talks are moving right along at the g-20 summit. canada is following mexico in saying it will enter the agreement. the canadian government announced on tuesday that they have the backing of all nine countries and the u.s.-led t.e.p. negotiations. stephen harper said the agreement will enhance trade in the asian pacific regio

e.u. will have alternate control over the country's fiscal policy ireland is the only country in europe holding a referendum on the treaty from laura smith now reports. three friday votes to be counted and at the end of the day will know whether it's going to have european impose its austerity recession in which we don't know whether it's joining the growing and the austerity backlash people out into the street in old europe it's widely expected that the yes side will win although having spoken to some voters yesterday that's by no means certain some told me they'd been intending to vote yes only to change their minds at the last minute and vote no and that's a symptom of a general malaise in the country many are tired of all sterile city and tired of feeling wait for the doubt on to the the european union if the irish do agree to the treaty they'll be sacrificing economic decision making so princely as some say it's in exchange for further financial assistance is the path of least resistance than the one most main political policies to support but it is used by not to help but it's not guarant

e.u. based on their joint exercises sovereignty for common policies and solidarity so what does this mean do you interpret this as an attempt at further political integration. it's just called me to speak isn't it you know who it's the old it's the old evert should have the language to mean the very opposite to what the truth is you know when vadra employed talks about political democratic support for political union it's laughable he doesn't mean it they treat democracy here with absolute contempt the european union as it is is not undemocratic it's actually fundamentally anti democratic and what they're trying to do tonight what the room point i were trying to do tonight is they're trying to get twenty seven member states to give up the ability through general elections and to have a new presidents of new prime ministers from deciding their own budgetary rules these are very very bad dangerous people they're the worst people we've seen in europe since ninety forty five the fact that you put in this document under as you quite rightly say point four of the the sop to everybody pretending

e.u. crisis economics expert alberta mcgarty says the government's policies are partly to blame for the mafia. you get equal mafia. economies particularly strong now or because mafia has cash and you've got plenty of small businesses particularly in the south and in the center of the country to that running short of cash and have some kind of relationship with market because they worked for many years to buy protection from a few they made to the mafia as the investment capital and they may go into the black sector for getting money they could not get out of the show banking sector this is very troublesome and it's a very important that should tell our government we need. to fix some of the problems that are troubling to tell the economy in particular do we need to do six there's still a bit more money available to tell the base this is more legitimate money coming out of casting worse and not coming out mafia and not i'm going to say. as the european financial returns to continue to bring down economies and governments some small the political parties are getting their moment in the spotligh

e.u. officials. all right let's not talk about foreign policy over here as we know the socialist and self-support of last year's libya intervention and he also joined the condemnation of the syrian president's regime wordy you see his foreign policy had a especially militarily at this point well really i mean the for a long as foreign policy and sarkozy's foreign policy likely to be similar in the near future i don't see any military operations going on in syria in the immediate future and certainly not without the approval of the kremlin but you have to remember that i mean polls back in april produces and twelve. less than thirty six percent of the french voters yet confident that no one will be made will be able to manage an international crazies and military crazies so clearly going on doesn't have a new mandate i mean any particular monday for militaristically for military adventurism. now returning to the home policy alliance promises include raising the minimum wage and lowering the retirement age funded by even higher taxes so where does he think the french people are going to get the money