e.u. vegetables at the beginning of that sound when the country's ruling with the european union which called the russian move disproportionate the banking is a serious blow to the european economy is russia buys a war to remove fresh vegetables exported by the e.u. . meanwhile the search for bin factions was led to bin sprouts from northern germany and later it was reported that it was water which contaminated the goals of the vegetable we should top the agenda at the russian e.u. summit in may june both sides eventually greed on conditions for the removal of the embargo while the vegetable problem seems to have been resumed russia's agricultural watch dog has banned inputs from thirteen milk and meat factories in fuel many caption factories failed to comply with russian health safety standards. well so far only netherlands and belgium other countries cucumbers are free to travel to russia without a visa. what's the problem with the others i mean the other european countries they didn't give didn't provide the necessary documents away i think. first let me say that this is not all these visi

e.u. ready to compromise on that but would you not think that this exact correct i think that. precisely i know that this third package which is the last legislation that the e.u. has passed on the energy market has elements on each that are not of their liking or for russia. into russian companies but is strong and they have good reasons we have for our reasons but i think one one aspect is normally underestimated the third package gives precisely the right to foreign companies including the russian companies to accede to the e.u. market i think this is more than we can say your way around so i think that's even if the third package is true that introduces some measures these measures are not meant for russian companies that are meant for all the components they are also meant for each components so they are not discriminatory and in exchange they give the russian companies the right of access thank you thank you for another one question talking tears years ago and just to remind you that my guest in the studio today was for mandela balance so i laugh at how the european union delegation to rush and etc lal from all spotli

e.u. leaders in brussels on thursday while the greek prime minister pushes for even more cuts at home which are a condition for the new cash over the last week a steady proposal so foul zones of angry protesters filled the streets of athens blogger michael snyder warns that economic troubles in greece could trigger at new way in the global financial meltdown. the greek crisis has the chance to be another lehmann brothers moment because what you have in greece is a situation where they're just kicking the can down the road if greece defaults it's not going to just a thank you reese is going to affect all of your. banks all over europe are very much exposed to greece and banks in europe are very highly leveraged for example when lehman brothers collapsed they were leveraged thirty one to one which was absolutely horrible now german banks actually hold a lot of greek debt and there are leverage thirty two to one at this point so greece goes down it's going to ripple effects across the entire world and there are experts all throughout the financial industry that are warning that this could set

be back in russian supermarkets the government is netting its ban on vegetable imports from the e.u. which was imposed following the eco lie outbreak imports may resume by the end of this month however there are certain conditions producers will have to fully certify the health of their vegetables russia has been under pressure from europe to lift the ban saying it had to and protectionist measures as part of its ambition to join the w t l. could i think that we have to close the chapter here we should be there should be the basis for a much deeper corporation a collaboration between russia and the you will be a union in the state of the seven three and five percent of the ships which is very important. for the movement of russia and the government of. russia and the rand may jointly develop energy prospects in resource rich bolivia says iran's petroleum industry the cooperation could help significantly increase russia's presence in south america libya as the second largest gas reserves in the region and significant oil reserves russians gazprom is already working in the country as part of

e.u. money with out which the country will go bankrupt within weeks. u.s. secretary of defense robert gates is leaving the pentagon after almost five years at the helm of the country's military but with the cia chief taking over critics question whether he'll end the wars currently thriving on an ever expanding defense budget. and a massive strike of public sector workers wreaks havoc in the u.k. schools and transport networks from teachers to air traffic controllers around three quarters of a million civil servants are staging a walkout against government plans to cut their pensions and freeze pay. well next week talk to british union leader mark survey says public sector workers won't stop until they achieve their goals. today i'm talking to mark hughes one of the brains behind the thirtieth of june nationwide strikes in the u.k. he's head of the public and commercial services union three hundred thousand members are walking out of a proposed reforms to the pension scheme mr walker thanks for talking to r.t. today now this is possible to plan to cut publi

which has read. syria faces third round of e.u. sanctions have had more of a government crackdown which saw more than a dozen dad and thousands rage nationwide. you are tonight you live from moscow i'm marina dash you welcome to the program aerial war that's how greece's latest finance minister sums up the job ahead of him has been tasked with securing another multibillion euro bailout the criteria for which means slapping outright hostile greek public was more astaire and cuts and some countries like turkey which once harbored dreams of e.u. membership are beginning to rethink their plans. if you talked about turkey in the e.u. ten years ago turkey's hopes of joining would have been inseparable from joining the euro not anymore turkey's attitude in short can be summed up very simply very glad you're not part of the year right now took on the street seemed to have a wide range of opinions on the euro but the country's doorstep europe's economy is worse now turkey says improving tookie is improving in all fields.

e.u. matters which is technically a technical organization as soon as of course this is the engagement is a stop in new york it will create a new chapter of corporative environment as we have done in the past of course we have taken even a step beyond our legal obligation as you know where voluntarily applying additional port of call for twenty years when this issue was sent to new york then that a parliament passed a law and asked the government to suspend is publication therefore let's hope and advice all including europeans and western countries collectively to understand our legitimate right do not put the pressure because the pressure would not have at all i assure you that none of these sanctions have had any impact on and reach many activities you can check and be fair to do with the fact information reports of the i.a.e.a. director general even last week presented for all member states that the activities of their retirement have success would have been increased and promoted without any problem therefore dissension have not been able to affect enrichment what has. effect some sor

e.u. under which conditions join me in twenty minutes time for. watching are you coming to live from moscow with marina joshua welcome to the program the growing number of civilian casualties in libya raises serious misgivings about nato intervention even among supporters of a campaign that's not only nato bombs that pose a threat to the rebel stand accused of committing atrocities against their own people in austin it has a story. this family hasn't had the war quiet and peaceful like this one for months they've escaped from the libyan rebel stronghold of benghazi to hide in this refugee camp in the west of the country after a life in their native town became a nightmare. it's not safe there anymore it's become dangerous and it's not only because of explosions and gunshots one day people from the government and been you call them rebels we call them terrorists came to me and told me we have to arrest your daughter because we know that she supports gadhafi. these keep has been long and hard for they were in their family well i remember was that a

leaders and discuss just that of the international economic forum which is just wrapped up in some places but. syria faces a third round of e.u. sanctions amid more deadly antigovernment crackdowns which saw more than a dozen dead and thousands range nationwide. you're watching r t it's now eight pm here in moscow my name is kevin owen with you tonight in our top story a real wall that so greece's latest finance minister sums up the job ahead of him he's been tasked with securing another multi billion euro bailout the criteria for which means slapping an outright hostile greek public with more steadily cuts and some countries like turkey which once harbored dreams of e.u. membership of getting to rethink their plans these days too. if you talked about turkey in the e.u. ten years ago turkey's hopes of joining would have been inseparable from joining the euro not anymore turkey's attitude in short can be summed up very simply very glad going to part of the euro took on the street seemed to have a wide range of opinions on the euro but their countries doorstep europe's economy is worse now turkey says improving turkey is improv

e.u. sanctions amid more deadly antigovernment crackdowns which saw more than a dozen dead and thousands raged nationwide. so that as promised up next we head back to some petersburg where people have been quizzing delegates at the forum about boosting the investment in russia. hello and welcome to on the money with the business of russia business. today we're

outright hostile greek public with more start to see cuts in some countries like turkey which once harbored dreams of e.u. membership beginning to rethink their plans to. if you talked about turkey in the e.u. ten years ago turkey's hopes of joining would have been inseparable from joining the euro or not anymore turkey's attitude in short can be summed up very simply very glad going to part of the euro turks on the streets seemed to have a wide range of opinions on the euro but their countries doorstep europe's economy is worse now turkey says improving turkey is improving in all fields but europe is going backwards so we don't really dumb. people are using the euro is an investment to earn money here is a more reliable and turkish money because people don't want to save their money in the euro. but few invest and euros you get more than lever and euros also stronger than dollars having said that i don't want to risk investing. what academics analyzing public opinion have found a common logic in decisions about the euro people polled don't care about wider

leaders have discussed just that at the international comic forum which has wrapped up in st petersburg. syria faces the third round of e.u. sanctions amid more deadly anti-government crackdowns which saw more than a dozen there and thousands rage nationwide. and all round view of moscow next as martin andrews explores arguably one of the most picturesque ring road still flying. hello and welcome to the moscow outsell the program this week i'll be exploring the capital's got a ring approximately sixteen kilometers in succumbs france it was recently created in the early days of fundraisers a trail i believe all took place the city's outer wall today is undeniably the heartbeat of the russian council i'm a source of they are right next to the moscow river at the famous public outdoor space goalkeeper hogg. the golden ring consists of seventeen individually named streets and squares. it's not the same circular layout as the moscow metro a mistake many people commonly make brown might actually overlaps it in several areas and features metro stations outsides facility also known as the silver yukon so in russian no visitor to

have discussed just that at the international going to make forum which has wrapped up in st petersburg. syria faces third round of e.u. sanctions amid war deadly anti-government crackdowns which saw more than a dozen dead and thousands raged nationwide. six pm in moscow you're watching r t with me renay joshie a real war that's how greece's the latest finance minister sums up the job ahead of him has been tasked with securing another multi-billion euro bailout the criteria for which means slapping an outright hostile greek public with more stary cuts and some countries like turkey which once harbored dreams of e.u. membership are beginning to rethink their plans. if you talked about turkey in the e.u. ten years ago turkey's hopes of joining would have been inseparable from joining the euro not anymore turkey's attitude in short can be summed up very simply very glad you're not part of the euro right now turks on the street seem to have a wide range of opinions on the euro but their countries doorstep their method here .

e.u. money without which the country will go bankrupt within weeks of. a massive strike of public sector workers threatens to wreak havoc on the u.k. schools and transport networks and teachers to introduce around three quarters of a million civil servants are staging a walkout and stuff happens that pensions and freeze make. us secretary defense robert gates is leading the pentagon after almost five years at home of the country's military with the cia chief taking over critics question of whether he'll end the wars currently thriving and expanding its budget. as foursomes i would remind and an unusual method of crossing to go finland on the stand how long should it take well it depends on your means of transport kerry if you are a kite surfing it would take a little over three hours and one russian man did just that stick around and find out how. well welcome to the sport an artsy are and these are the headlines. this show will fritz on god battles from two sets down some knockout six i'm chatting to roger federer while at matt's out job of it for mary

e.u. money without which the country will go bankrupt within weeks of. a massive strike of public sector workers threatens to wreak havoc in the u.k. schools and transport networks teachers to air traffic controllers around three quarters of a million civil servants are staging a walkout against government plans to cut the pensions and freeze pay. u.s. secretary defense robert gates is leaving the pentagon after almost five years at the helm of the country's military but with the cia chief taking over critics question whether he'll end of the wars currently thriving in an ever expanding defense budget. or sports news that we re mon and an unusual method of crossing the goal finland understand how long should it take that well it depends on your means of transfer of carry if you are a kite surfing it would take a little over three hours and one russian man did just that stick around to find out how. long welcome to the sport. and these are the headlines. this show will fritz on the. from two set down some knockout six time champion roger federer while . a

e.u. prepares a new rescue package for bank robberies which sparks massive protests against further cuts in the country. there's also outrage in germany where critics say they're tired of paying for the debts calling on greece to mean of the eurozone. and people here in moscow and nationwide prepare to celebrate russia day it's twenty years since the country staged its first free presidential elections one year after a ration of independence from the soviet union. star team makes a possible candidate for next year's french presidential election far right leader marine le pen believes the current government has put france in danger of being called guys by its own former colonies. to win an unprecedented first round victory in france's presidential elections next

e.u. prepares a new rescue package for bankrupt greece which sparks massive protests against further progress in the country and outrages people in germany who say it's time the debtors leave the eurozone. and us people here in moscow prepare to celebrate russia day we look back twenty years to when the country stays this first free presidential election. eleven am in the russian capital you're watching r.t.

e.u. sanctions amid more deadly antigovernment crackdowns which saw more than a dozen dead and thousands raged nationwide. hello you're watching r t it's now ten pm here in moscow my name's kevin zero in with you tonight on our top story a real war that so greece's latest finance minister sums up the job ahead of him he's been tasked with securing another multibillion euro bailout the criteria for which means slapping an outright hostile greek public with more austerity cuts and some countries like turkey which ones harbor dreams of e.u. membership are beginning to rethink their plans to. if you talked about turkey in the e.u. ten years ago turkey's hopes of joining would have been inseparable from joining the euro not anymore turkey's attitude in short can be summed up very simply if going to part of the you're right now turks on the street seem to have a wide range of opinions on the euro but their country's doorstep europe's economy is worse now turkey's is improving turkey is improving in all fields but europe is going backwards so we don't need them. people are using the year as an invest

e.u. prefers serbia to negotiate regarding that situation while on its knees which is a position that is the part it is very familiar with now where we've heard from one analyst recently who said that in the case of serbia trying to join the e.u. it would be the first case in history of a rap jumping onto a sinking ship but if we can for a moment turn our attention to the death toll figures are from strength and they've all been questioned how do you assess the way the tribunals interprets the evidence

e.u. is merely by itself a few more years existence. this sort of system of bailouts which the e.u. has been going through has been proven to fail you know kristin with the first bailout and the austerity conditions which imposed an island in portugal are doing much better now that they're looking a second greek bailout that won't really change anything in my by greece a few years but in the long run it looks inevitable that they will default but the most important part of the second bailout is that it is essentially bailing out private bond holders and transferring the debt burden from the probable holders on to the taxpayer backs institutions such as the e.u. and the i.m.f. so that when the eventual default does come and there are write downs and losses on these on this debt and these loans it will be the taxpayers footing a lot of the bill i mean if you look at it in the long term the sort of restrictions which will have to be put on the greek economy if to make them survive in the euro and make them avoid having to need sort of permanent fiscal transfers from the likes of germany

e.u. sanctions amid more deadly anti government crackdowns which saw move in a dozen there and thousands rage nationwide. today to forty five year moscow thanks for being with us tonight busy weekend of sport it is natasha's got all the details next. you know what you are tease for some date our top stories this hour it's premier league time here in russia all teams to to the pitch on saturday including says come all scoville beach all bottom spartak not you can one of those games. dragon lagged announce his retirement from basketball right after his to most to clinch the ninth consecutive russian championship title. and then the two to swiss dummy out of can now go retains the overall lead but sunday's final time trial could change ready to go with live really frank schleck and steven cruz rick all in the hunt for the overall title. and we begin with football it says scott have retained that top spot in the russian prime in the extending. bottom spot to nail on saturday muscovites needed twenty minutes to take the lead say you do in b.m. made all the ride moves to put the leaders in front an

europe including germany and spain and russia of course banning all vegetables coming in from the e.u. a move which brussels has said is a disproportionate response to what is happening right now so there's some speculation that this could all be mass hysteria now one. bushell in russia said that this entire syndrome or this entire incident is bringing into question all of europe's food safety laws and watchdog systems in place this is what he had to say . supermachine was because it all started on the twenty fifth of april so it's now over a month into the crisis german health official still cannot say what caused the outbreak it was a transfer the fact of the disease and the main thing that the situation is still under control is to get the european health watchdog. of course this is a cause a great big political fiasco within the european union and internationally as well as if the european union cannot export their vegetables it's a big blow to their economy which is already hit especially spain which is looking at a possible bailout in the future so it is a big economic hit it's a big politica

e.u. money without which the country will go bankrupt within weeks. a massive strike of public sector workers wreaks havoc in the u.k. schools and transport networks from teachers to air traffic controllers around three quarters of a million civil servants are staging a walkout against government plans to cut their pensions and freeze pay. the u.s. secretary of defense robert gates is leaving the pentagon after almost five years of the helm of the country's military but with the cia chief taking over critics question whether hell and the wars are currently finding on an ever expanding defense budget. next financial pundits max kaiser tells us how greek communists have missed the mark in blaming capitalism for the country's was. i it's me or this is the kaiser report things you never knew about michael bloomberg but first let's check in with stacey herbert stacey max you know we've been talking about suicide bankers around the world and they are out in full force this latest week but at the start of the week i want you to look at this image from outsid

e.u. sanctions amid poll deadly anti government crackdowns which sold more than a dozen dead and allison is great nation one. very good evening from art see my name's kevin owen it's nine pm here in moscow and our top story tonight a real war that so greece's latest finance minister sums up the job ahead of him he's been tasked with securing another multibillion euro bailout a criteria for which i mean slapping and outright hostile greek public with more start to see cuts in some countries like turkey which once harbored dreams of e.u. membership beginning to rethink their plans to. if you talked about turkey in the e.u. ten years ago turkey's hopes of joining would have been inseparable from joining the euro or not anymore turkey's attitude in short can be summed up very simply very glad going to part of the euro turks on the streets seemed to have a wide range of opinions on the euro but their countries doorstep europe's economy is worse now turkey says improving turkey is improving in all fields but europe is going backwards so we don't really dumb. people are using the euro is an invest

e.u. sanctions amid more deadly antigovernment crackdowns which saw more than a dozen dead and thousands of rage nationwide. and over a view of moscow next does not have hundreds expose arguably one of the most picturesque ring roads you'll find. hello and welcome to the moscow outsell the program this week i'll be exploring the capitals gathering approximately sixteen kilometers in succumbs friends it was recently created in the early days of hundreds as a tree lined boulevard to replace the city's outer wall today it's undeniably the heartbeat of the russian capital a must also be a right next to the moscow river at the famous public outdoor space goalkeeper hog . the golden ring consists of seventeen individually named streets and squares. it's not the same circular layout as the moscow metro to say many people commonly make brown might actually overlaps it in several areas and features metro stations outside surface in a city also known as the silt area console in russian new visitor to the russian capital the famous patriotic georgian ring road patrol starting point a cookie park the o

e.u. struggles to pull its members out of a destructive default spiral the countries which are stuck to their own currencies are breathing a sigh of relief and they're to view from germany which has always been the chief proponent of the euro. well those european nations that are not be your will no be much stronger. if they're the right thing. so there's no way we can avoid a default if you will have to be done or leave it is with the european community everybody together if the greeks believe. that is like you know if a stronger mind major major break into the system but if you want to be completely cool it cannot mean you no longer go both the things like an economist i think is trust the best solution because. once you know you value what you can do that once you value you retain your control it with most of the international market this after all it was the origin she never broke out of the military with the u.s. dollar as the. and in a few minutes the highly qualified people destined for a low quality life. china's boom produces more university graduates bana can cope with carrying out

well it's looking less and less likely to be honest and this sort of system of bailouts which the e.u. has been going through has been proven to fail you know greece didn't fare well with the first bailout and the austerity conditions which are imposed and ireland and portugal are doing much better now that they're looking a second greek bailout that won't really change anything in my bike grease a few years but in the long run it looks never saw that they will default so europe is wasting its money and and its time on this and more importantly taxpayers money . completely the most important part of the second bailout is that it is essentially bailing out private bond holders and transferring the debt burden from the private bondholders on to the taxpayer backed institutions such as the e.u. and the i.m.f. so that when the eventual default does come and there are write downs and losses on these on this debt and these loans will be the taxpayers footing a lot of the bill now if you did a restructuring right now it would be a much more even split and it would be a much more manageable b

leaders have discussed just that at the international comic forum which has wrapped up in st petersburg. syria faces a third round of e.u. sanctions amid more deadly anti-government crackdowns which saw more than a dozen dead and thousands rage nationwide. and all round view of moscow next as martin andrews explores arguably one of the most picturesque ring roads you'll find. hello and welcome to the must go out show on the program this week i'll be exploring the capitals daughter bring approximately sixteen columbus is in succumbs friends it was recently created in the early days of hundreds as a tree line but evolved to replace the city's outer wall today it's undeniably the heartbeat of the russian council i'm a salsa theorised makes of the most of the famous public outdoors.

which of those who understand the feeling that you have to the. real life stories from. nineteen forty five don't call. the e.u. agonizes over curbing its catastrophic dad am deluding bail out a budget as other countries once a year to join the blog have second thoughts. about how to start a global crisis happening again major business and political leaders have discussed just that at the international economic forum which has wrapped up in st petersburg . syria faces third round of sanctions amid more deadly anti-government crackdowns which saw more than a dozen dead and thousands rage nationwide. this is r t coming to you live from moscow i'm maria joshua into the program a real war that's how greece is the latest finance minister sums up the job had of him is been tasked with securing another multibillion euro bailout the criteria for which means slapping and outdrive hostile greek public was more austerity cuts and some countries like turkey which once harbored dreams of e.u. membership are beginning to rethink their plans. if you talked about turkey in the e.u. ten years ago turkey's hopes of joining woul

independence party which wants britain out of the e.u. he blames the greek situation on the euro which he says is a political project. as far as the euro zone is concerned and the countries in the euro zone it was always it was always a project driven by politics not by economics and now the economic birds as it were are coming home to roost what's basically happening is that the taxpayers of northern europe particularly germany are going to have to pay up. to to stop greece should default we already saw in the last finnish election that a particle the true finns sure probably more aware of it must be the most people. came came from nowhere to get twenty twenty percent of the vote and that was on the platform specifically on the platform of no finished contribution to bailouts for greeks obsession the near fanaticism of the european elite for the political project of united states of europe on a common currency has resulted in a terrible terrible human cost and and the people and if the if there is a greek default the people who would suff

e.u. struggles the polyps members out of a destructive to fold spiral the countries which stuck to their own currencies are breathing a sigh of relief right now and that's the view from germany too there's always been the chief proponent of the euro. those european nations that are not the your will no be much stronger much more because there's the right thing whether it be or there's no way we can avoid a default it will have to be done. with by the european community everybody together if the greeks leave. that is like you know a lot stronger mind you know major region of weight into the system but if you want to be truly konami you know if you want to be treated like an economist. trust the best solution because. once you know your drivel you and once you can do that once your value you can retain your competitiveness on the international market does that after all it was the example of argentina which broke out of the monetary union with the u.s. dollar that's the beauty of lost. if you manage some of program the highly qualified people destined for a low quality life as we report on chi

e.u. the deadly e. coli outbreak which has claimed seventeen lives across europe in germany european commission has criticised the disproportionate appeal meanwhile it's now been proved that was starting to come visit the center of the square where in fact not because of the outbreak planners are considering legal action against me and that is asians are said cost the industry two hundred million last week germany is still trying to source the outbreak which is needed to infect people in the country one hundred tension in two sentence russia's chief medical officer. thanks the e.u. health watchdog has failed to provide senate is security. disease begins with an acute phase and progresses to a state of coma but the most dangerous aspect is that this why risk is resistance to antibiotics used in europe a month on from downside of this crisis to germany sen thor it is still haven't identified the source of the disease or strands for a factors most important situation hasn't been brought under control very apparent health watc

e.u. after the deadly e. coli outbreak which has claimed seventeen lives across europe the majority in germany the european commission has criticized the move as disproportionate and says it will appeal to the world health organization says that the cole eyestrain is a new bacteria that has never been seen before meanwhile it's not improved that the spanish cucumbers initially at the center of the scare are in fact not the cause of the outbreak farmers are now considering legal action against germany after the accusations are said to have cost the industry two hundred million euros last week russia's chief medical officer. thinks the e.u. helped launched a still failed to provide sanitary solution. you know you were going to the disease begins with an acute phase and progresses to a state of coma but the most dangerous aspect is that this why risk is resistance to antibiotics used in europe among gone from downside of this crisis to germany cemetery authorities still haven't identified the source of the disease or stands for fac

e.u. and the euro zone i mean as you know the party which i have the honor to represent believes that britain would be much much better off outside the e.u. and basically that that's what we stand for but as far as the euro zone is concerned and the countries in the euro zone it was always it was always a project driven by politics and not by a konami's and now the economic birds as it were are coming home to roost that's really what's happening i want to buy this big rescue plan i mean why do you think even officials haven't managed to agree on the conditions to greece once again is it because they genuinely think greece is there or do you think more likely they've got cold feet over the whole deal well i think that they've got the they got frozen feet about. about the whole deal i mean greece is really not a very large economy and what are they talking on in the present seventy billion with probably more to come in twelve months time and i mean look this is all going to when i mean the what's basically happening is that the taxpayers of northern europe particularly germany are going to have