e.u. struggle to contain their respective economic crises and europe's debt epidemic at the center of which lies are things speaking to r.t. greek and b.c. most critical says there's no telling what tomorrow holds for the embattled union. fearful tomorrow we don't know what's coming next and i believe that the whole of europe doesn't know what's coming next now everybody realizes that it's not just the greek problem it's a european problem it's the whole system that we have made up of the european union isn't working and this creates the problems that we see today we believe that the germans must change their position they must realize it's for their own good also you know german economy without the european clients is not going to do very well. and you can catch much more of that on what went wrong in his full interview in about twenty minutes time here not. now a naked woman in the city's central square is bound to attract attention which is exactly what one protest group is hoping for a series of extravagant demonstrations against the abuse of women's rights i mean joining us is across e

e.u. struggle to contain their economic troubles the most urgent is europe's debt epidemic at the center of which lies athens speaking with r.t. greek m.p.c. most care to go blue said there's no telling what tomorrow holds for the embattled union full interview coming up in the next hour here's a preview. of the future for tomorrow we do know what's coming next and i believe that the whole of europe doesn't know what's coming next we will move toward those closed tomorrow but come too late greeks those and produce the we the me the greeks need so it's the first time since world war two that greece come to feed its people and the come too late greeks with everything can grow i think it's a crime. unafraid and undressed a series of for evocative protests against the abuse of women's rights have been raising eyebrows across europe or to find out these ukrainian activists now have their sights set on new horizons. oh yes. on a chilly morning in kiev health naked women in racing outfits drink champagne and chant slogans this is how the feminine movement celebrated the resignation of silvio berlu

e.u. struggle to contain their economic troubles the most urgent is europe stead epidemic at the center of which lies arsons in about fifteen minutes tonight r.t. speaks to greek m.p. symbols kedikoglou says there's no telling what tomorrow holds for the embattled union. fearful tomorrow we do know what's coming next and believe that the whole of europe doesn't know what's coming next we will move the ball those closed tomorrow to local greece doesn't produce we mean the greeks need so it's the first time since world war two that greece called to feed its people in the country like greece where everything can grow i think it's a crime. russia's presidential human rights council says police torture could have led to the death of a russian lawyer who was imprisoned at the time members of the council insisted the prosecution looks into the new evidence magnitsky who worked for a foreign investment firm and was arrested on accusations of corruption in two thousand and nine he died in a pretrial detention facility several months later his family and colleagues claim he was deliberately denied m

e.u. struggle to contain their respective economic crises the most urgent is europe's debt epidemic the center of which lies athens and speaking to r.t. greek n.p.c. mosquito group says there's no telling what tomorrow holds for the embattled union . fear for tomorrow we don't know what's coming next and i believe that the whole of europe doesn't know what's coming next now everybody realizes that it's not just the greek problem it's a european problem it's the whole system that we have made up of the european union isn't working and this creates the problems that we see today we believe that the germans must change their position they must realize it's for their roles good also you know german economy without the european clients is not going to do very well. catch more of mr kennedy of his thoughts on what went wrong and it's put interview in about twenty minutes time. also coming up with a program of warming up the arctic. we're convinced that this is something that our country and even the entire human race really need . pressure from rubber bands to venture into the cold sit on bands of d

e.u. struggle to contain their economic troubles the most urgent is europe's debt epidemic at the center of course which is athens and just let you know in about fifteen minutes tonight we speak to greek m.p.c. . says there's no telling what tomorrow holds for the embattled union right now. fearful tomorrow we don't know what's coming next and believe that the whole of europe doesn't know what's coming next even though the ball goes closed tomorrow. greece doesn't produce we don't mean that greeks need so it's the first time since world war two that greece called feed its people in the country like greece where everything can grow i think it's a crime. iran is wasting no time responding to the tightly economic measures against it the country's constitutional watchdogs giving final approval to reducing ties to a minimum with britain and this comes in direct response to the u.k. ordering its financial institutions to stop doing business with the islamic republic over its alleged nuclear weapons program let's talk about this more now with dr ferber desired is from taran university dr zuhdi ver

e.u. struggle to contain their respective economic crises the most urgent is europe's debt epidemic which is at the center of which is athens we speak of with r t greek m.p. similar to go blue who says there's no telling what tomorrow holds for the embattled union. fearful tomorrow we don't know what's coming next and i believe that the whole of europe doesn't know what's coming next and now everybody realizes that it's not just the greek problem it's a european problem it's the whole system that we have made up of the european union isn't working and this would create to the problems that we see today we believe that the germans must change their position they must realise it's for their own good goals so you know german economy without the european clients is not going to do very well. you can catch more of the man's thoughts and comments on what went wrong in europe in the full interview coming your way in the next hour. war of words between nato and pakistan is heating up with islam about announcing the recent closure of nato supply routes to afghanistan through its territory will now

e.u. struggle to contain the economic troubles the most urgent of course europe's debt epidemic at the center of which lies athens and in about fifteen minutes tonight we speak to greek m.p.c. most says there's no telling what tomorrow holds for the embattled you write. with fear for tomorrow we don't know what's coming next and i believe that the whole of europe doesn't know what's coming next even though the borders closed tomorrow the country like greece doesn't produce we don't know. greeks need so it's the first time since world war two that greece can't feed its people and the country like greece where everything can grow i think it's a crime. pakistan's intensifying its rage against nato it's now permanently closing the alliances key military supply route for its troops in afghanistan the already strained relationship was sent to the freefall of the u.s.'s strike targeted a no place in twenty. years russia has condemned nature's actions and called for a thorough investigation of the tragedy the instant triggered massive rallies throughout the country elevating anti american sentiment t

e.u. are struggling to contain their respective economic troubles the most urgent is europe's debt epidemic at the center of which sets athens speaking with r.t. greek m.p.c. most care to go blue says there is no telling what tomorrow holds for the embattled union full interview coming up in the next hour here's a preview. of fear for tomorrow we don't know what's coming next and i believe that the whole of europe doesn't know what's coming next even if the borders closed tomorrow a council like greece doesn't produce the we the me that the greeks need so it's the first time since world war two that greece controversy that's people in the country like greece where everything can grow i think it's a crime. russia's presidential human rights council says police torture could have led to the death of a russian lawyer who was imprisoned at the time members of the council insist that the prosecution look into the new evidence sergei magnitsky who worked for an investment company was arrested on ickes ations of corruption in two thousand and nine he died in pretrial detention facility several mon

e.u. single currency the euro the the answer to their problems really is to cut loose the countries that are struggling economically because of the euro being one of them especially the main focus is of course italy and greece and then those countries can start to grow again and then we can have economic growth back in europe we can have hope for europe citizens and jobs can be created and can then be dealt with the european union with so many different vested interests isn't acting nearly as fast enough and the solutions are there coming up with actually in the interest of the citizens because the institutions of the u. and accountable to the citizens of those countries well in spain voters are heading to the polls today to voice their rage against an epidemic of unemployment and poverty gripping the country polls show the ruling socialist fashion is set to give way to the popular party which is riding a wave of public discontent over uncompromising a staring our correspondent has more from madrid. go to vote in the general elections which were cold four months in advance because of the extremely diff

struggled to avoid sliding headfirst into bankruptcy. without budget cutbacks, the greek government will no longer qualify for the bailouts from the e.u. and imf. there are proposals for a huge reductions in public spending, including on education, with plans for some schools to be closed completely. already, schools are struggling with your teachers and no money to buy textbooks. >> the director runs his school in northern athens with a firm hand. every morning before the school day starts, children are called to attention and there is a mandatory prayer. the director takes every opportunity to stress the importance of discipline and self-reliance. >> we have to maintain our ethic. our school has to provide the best education possible with the little money that we have. >> the school has 350 students from age 11 to 15, and no shortage of problems. the director says because of spending cuts, there are not enough textbooks to go around. instead, the school is encouraged to use computers and interactive software. >> the ministry has already informed us that from next year on, there will not be any books anymore. they will only be distribu

e.u. but a new greek and italian governments are already struggling to win the trust of their people are he asked why a change in leadership hasn't changed public mood as he entered protests in the two crisis hit countries gathered pace and even turned violent. plus with a diplomatic offensive against syria due to be set in motion we take a look at the concerns that strong words could be replaced by military action. they may both be pressing for action to resolve the e.u. debt crisis but approaches are worlds apart german and british leaders meeting in berlin to thrash out a possible solution chancellor angela merkel is pushing through tighter integration and less sovereignty something fiercely opposed by british prime minister david cameron for more on this we go live to our teens laura smith standing by for us it one day and hello laura so what's on the table today for chancellor merkel and prime minister cameron. well i guess trying to align those two approaches that you just mentioned is at the top of the agenda and there are various sort of tensions rising between coal and cameron we h

bureaucrats are on the ascendant as democracy gives way to a desperate struggle for economic survival in italy power's gone to e.u. veterinarian monti to go after his nomination as a senator for life to replace incumbent silvio berlusconi wasting little time he unveiled his new strategy the very day he took office more austerity more cuts and more tax hikes but markets are far from convinced with debt interest rates across the e.u. reaching catastrophic levels this week and starting sara for reports it's all providing great fodder for the unification agenda of the blocs prime financial powerhouse and undeclared leader it was never going to be easy to put the night year at seventeen countries of which you know on the one current think this criticism we just the beginning of a dishonest and downright dangerous journey president. by the constitution but to do it in such a way that you want to avoid referendums in key member states might now be wishing they'd heeded the warnings of the one after another this they think in two world will be in the latest country to comment recently. in the last month. growing pressure

euro crabs are on the standard as democracy gives way to a desperate struggle for economic survival and italy power has gone to e.u. veteran mario monti after he's nomination as a senator for life to replace in column one silvio berlusconi wasting little time he unveiled his new strategy the very day he took office more sturdy more cuts more tax hikes but markets are far from convinced was debt interest rates across the e.u. reaching catastrophic levels this week and as r.t. sarah ferguson reports it's all providing great thought for the unification agenda of wafts prime financial powerhouse and on the cleared leader. it was never going to be easy to put it that unite europe seventeen countries of which you know on the one currency fierce criticism we just the beginning of a dishonest and downright dangerous journey president. to revive t.v. constitution but to do it in such a way that you would have the boy referendums in the key member states some might now be wishing they'd heeded the warnings one after another and then the states begin to wobble its least being the latest country to come under scrutiny we have

euro crowds are on the ascended as democracy gives way to a desperate struggle for economic survival and it's only powers gone to e.u. veteran mario monti after his nomination as a senator for life to replace incumbents. wasting will time he unveils his new strategy the very day he took office more stary more cuts and more tax hikes but markets are far from convinced with debt interest rates across the e.u. reaching catastrophic levels this week as are two sarah ferguson courts it's all providing great fodder for the unification agenda all the blogs prime financial powerhouse and here. it was never going to be easy to put it this year at seventeen countries of which are now under one currency attracted fierce criticism we've witnessed the beginning of a dishonest and tell right dangerous german president. to revive the constitution but to do it in such a way that you want to go for a referendum to keep member states some might now be wishing they'd heeded the warnings one after another the member states begin to wobble at least in the latest country to come under scrutiny we have been witnessing in less than. a grow

e.u. approval but it's italy that's now on the brink with the region struggling to find cash. russia can i keep a close europe in the atlantic area with a new radar it is western most region in the baltic territory of kaliningrad between lithuania and poland flicking the all new switch prism a very small just a response to nato missile shield in europe the telly never covers got the story. what signal russia is trying to send is pretty clear russia sees this radio location system here as an adequate response to nato as plans to deploy an anti-missile defense shield in europe which russia sees as a threat to its national security and nato has been saying that. the reason for its of the deployment of the a.m.d. to europe is in fact to be able to do fans from potential nuclear threats coming from iran and north korea however the m.v. shields will be covering a large part of russian territory so russia does see it as a threat and what marshall wants right now is for nato to present its legal written down proves that the entire missile defense shield is not posing a threat to its n

e.u. monetary affairs chief also said the region needs tighter economic governance and more protection against market turbulence the more portugal has approved its strongest cuts in thirty years as it struggles to reduce debt and italy says it will pass his own austerity measures and long term reforms on monday next week e.u. leaders are set to try and how rather for a solution to the continent's debt crisis. los angeles police say they've arrested at least two hundred occupy protesters as they tried to force them from their camp over a thousand officers in riot gear raided the camp two days after demonstrators ignored in addiction issues from the city's mayor some protesters threw sticks and water bottles a police boat the majority remain peaceful. ivory coast president laurent gbagbo has been charged with crimes against humanity by the international criminal court and was taken into custody at hague where he's accused of murder rape and persecution but charges date back to the aftermath of last year's election when he refused to accept defeat almost lead his country into civil war in his pipe remain in power in the first former head of the state to be tried by the court since it was set up

struggling economies like portugal it is a. europe is not a balanced block and that's the problem with the e.u. has to. and that he was trying to manage everything in central and centralized way taking everything in its hands and despite this is the wrong way to go about it there are different national economies and eurasia different speeds europe is more than the year there are many countries which do not a lot that's why we should reject centralism and stick to more federalism and should strengthen our national parliaments regionalization and federalization also russia sort out the problems with a common occurrence in the fall we face a great fall which will have an impact on every regular pin nation at the moment the tried and flawed systems have that changed as it has been no change in banking system there has been speculation and there has been no procedure for a bank goes bankrupt a collection was used to cook up a failed system with tax payers money to help a system which may end up imploding of hyperinflation and eventually put an end to the order of life and european nations nobody thinks abou

e.u. bailout deal as soon as possible and the country's economy teetering on the brink of collapse austerity hit public struggling with poverty and unemployment and out of frustration also being taken out on the immigrant population as r.t. sarah for ports. on the streets of greece protests have become a common occurrence this gatherings not one of the usual demonstrations this is an anti immigration rally aspersion athens it's really a dangerous time for. the last three years illegal immigration into europe increased in particular has skyrocketed as the greek economy has plummeted the crisis has led to unemployment poverty seeing a lot of people not being able to make ends meet face to these tough economic conditions it's not just extreme factions a society this is seen a rise in and he immigrants sense in the end but every day greeks he faced with exceptionally tough station circumstances have becomes a point the finger of blame. here but the streets of athens has now become a kind of limbo for illegal immigrants who are struggling to make money and to survive in second generation immigrants who've lived in the

e.u. single currency the euro the the answer to their problems really is to cut loose the countries that are struggling economically because of the euro being one of them especially but the main focus is of course italy and greece and then those countries can start to grow again and then we can have economic growth back in europe we can have hope for you it citizens and jobs can be created and the deck can then be dealt with the european union with so many different vested interests isn't acting nearly as fast enough and the solutions are there coming up with all that actually in the interests of the citizens because the institutions of the you aren't accountable to the citizens of those countries. coming out max keiser and stacy herbert away up china's zero tolerance approach to financial fraud that was underlined by the recent death penalty for a family accused of cheating investors out of a billion dollars it's just one of the themes on the microscope in today's kaiser report coming your way just ten minutes time but for now it's a pretty. chinese fund manager sentenced to death after cheating inves

e.u. commissioners are unhappy with their lot and compare their hardships to those of ordinary citizens in europe struggling nations. and what to expect next from iran as the islamic republic severs diplomatic ties with britain we look at how further international pressure on tech around may pan out. russia toughens its stance on the planned u.s. missile defense shield in eastern europe president medvedev said moscow won't hesitate to deploy its own missiles if nato countries proceed with their plans without guaranteeing russia's safety but medvedev also pointed out that the door for dialogue remains open archies peter oliver has all the details zero hope only one of the years of talk surrounding the united states proposed missile shield in eastern europe russia says the u.s. still won't give adequate assurances over who will be targeted prompting stood woods from president made yet of. yes repeated if other measures are insufficient russia will deploy contemporary strike systems in the west and south east in order to prevent fire damage from the u.s. missile systems deployed in europe and the system of the