we will become eu citizens. for us, that means freedom to travel, to express ourselves, and a bright future. >> in the past, russia was the only country that moldovans could travel to without a visa, but now, more than 300,000 have a romanian passport and a work permit in the eu. it is a policy that has been pushed by the romanian president . >> for us, it's about unification with moldova. the question is -- when is it a good time to talk about something like this? i think it is now. who can hinder our national interests? our country's next project -- and we can say that very openly -- is the completion of our nation. >> a few political parties and moldova have already thrown their weight behind the project. romanian along with russian is the official language, and historically, moldova was part of romania. that is until it came under russian rule in 1940. >> we were a part of the soviet union. the secret service of the time took all the files with them after the fall of the iron curtain. that's why our politici

as well as their governments push toward the eu. especially the opposition. it's a big sentiment towards europe. we need a referendum on the balance of power in the region and binds us to russia. rochelle was still on that unit is mcq was on energy supplies. it's from the blast on this edition the problem is people i know that large parts of the population is against the eu scheme. katie did cheat a bit uncomfortable for both awards the economists of reaching the chelsea already held a referendum on the issue. ninety percent of the turkish speaking ethnic minority are in favor of a customs union with russia moldova were to become remaining. the budget on court leader of the calcium says closer ties with the eu would threaten his return to town. let me alone with the german president or the american president to serve you coffee personally know the leader of the calcium does it please have some sugar awesome when traditionally russia is our markets. we have close cultural ties and religion links us to do and continue to be good to be the russian federation doe

and another that is hoping to exclusive to the eu. the government is planning to sign the so called association agreement with brussels. they sum up in the case of ukraine it was such a deal that triggered the conflict with russia in the first place. the wall of the republic of moldova has started and neighboring countries romania is hoping to reap the benefits. old buildings are voting with their feet for a romanian passport. everyday hundreds apply for one after iranian consulate in the capital t shirt now. what they need to show as proof of armenian ancestry. people like giuliani. she's already practicing the swearing in. i swear my loyalty to the romanian people in my fatherland and i pledge to defend the national rights and interests. i'm really excited or country would plainly be complete the romanians to complain that we have the proof in writing. become eu citizens of a dress that means freedom to travel to express ourselves in a bright future i am in the net. whilst the show was the only country that moldova to travel to piec

eu. thousands of students into position suppose it's a token of the rally in the venezuelan capital as part of ongoing protests against the government appears in the divestment you go to one point in fiji says the president referred to as an extension of the beast of a tool to students at them according to the resurrection of democracy. i. the mcginley who is the spitting and she does is to represent the engineer at the end she's a pain the disgrace of the state has some part of the street looking to be ever to have it that you check the list is intended to do take issue with that let you know why. the new gay men who got anything new on line or two. i'm timid due to protests since february has led to violence killing at least twenty one people had it been emphasized the politico to diet attempts are being made is establishing a dialogue between the government and the opposition said to be making slow progress. mold and thirty six thousand runners to do to stop the twenty fourteen bucks t

than the eu? is there a disappointment with the response from the eu specifically? >> well they don't say that in public obviously. when we have spoken to ukrainian officials they say they are happy with the support they're getting from the eu and united states. however, there are observers here who are critical or disappointed the eu has not been as forceful as the united states. also recognizing the united states is one country where eu is a many nation organization. that needs to reach unanimous decisions. i think there is, depending on who you talk to, a sense of recognizing reality. they would like to see any sanctions and see more forceful sanctions given some things this has not had an effect on the ground as duncan said. >> david stern in kiev. thanks for joining us. >>> now, other news. north korea has completed its second live fire military exercise in less than a month. the drill took place near the island west of the korean peninsula. it lasted a few minutes and unlike the similar drill, no shells lasted in south korean waters. i spoke to john in the sou

they made it clear the hungry has its place in the eu the irony with a strong national governments on their dues and ethical. the socialist led the left wing alliance cold around twenty seven percent giving them thirty eight seems to me that claimed obama's victory was not a fair wind. northside mammoth all of this country is not free because the voting majority constantly abused how with it she said maturity and has that hungry away from the constitutional way of democracy. monday for the new election rules according to this. to know more about the week adult. far right party job it is projected to get twenty three seats. not content with polling just about twenty percent in the heat of bounds to bounce on. new for you most need it the luck we will not give up it will continue tomorrow we would dust ourselves off and decide in disgust the things to do in future. and he will win the election in twenty eighteen or someone about the pics result is the strongest the spotlight on cnbc eu history. one of seven c it is an indication of how sen agreed to hold in the european elections this p

the eu disputes that finding. serve pork itself is as we are the institution has progressed moon rules. but transparency international says the eu needs to set up a register of lobbyists and eu voters are also skeptical. a recent poll found that more than half of them things eu politicians are corrupt right as i read this edition of the journal of bread dough i so want to live. a new each. i know. they should do so the weekend's security o'neill but that i can not find it on. and all the kids out on a hot coffee or hot guam. watch out . tough well today from france twenty four. a live debate on top of the day. monday to thursday at seven pm on nbc the church chelsea boss. and then come talk to him. to find a way to shut up shop and a squeeze play the process. cheating the week. it's saddening. our military and government of mature trees. lately i've been out of court on the right word. yours are but what with all seven games

the f word referring to washington's partner in the eu. the love technique which he skied they were supposedly with the scathing comments that can be enormous because her back the specter of abusive of other major parts of world leaders suddenly the us has diplomats wonder stand at interests of different countries may have conflicts may happen but one can hardly a private solutions. there's no respect. you would hope that the world more than in common and diplomatic concessions. in washington i'm going to stick the market. on top officials from ukraine and some of its neighbors are attending the european union's eastern partnership summit gathering under way in a new product is designed to woo former soviet states towards the eu but some of the western vigorous have chosen to give this year's sundance as they all were no reports. when it was st till the european partnership summit at which sees the eu when former soviet republics it down that oakes it was meant to try and encourage the expansion of the european union integration between th

the here is what he's showing his lead to a png eyes can helpnomy may be dead just as possible eu sanctions against russia threatened to hurt try to invite sites. right well the french presence such as coffee stuff isn't like the elections of the hands of center right at the end he and anti immigration actual front nine targets in the european banks. i didn't fix hair and it is former prime minister says his country's becoming a place i'll tell you that the plan attacks on your weapons flowing freely into the hands of terrorists knew. i managed to become a new book she knocked a connection. non chinese leader has wrapped up a tour of europe the historic visit to brussels. the very heart of the eu and the present enjoyed a night each on the offensive along the way changing things will welcome comes as europe's tries to increase its lead to the agent johnny while at the same time considering placing sanctions against russia one of these reviews and other trading partners bought the cynics yes that explains why tight jeans with his combine pecans the last several weeks toward sanctions has don

the eu has become more than even biting begin some of the easton in the states. the invisible people of the bully pulpit to look to take advantage of bed the speed of. it has to overcome the imbalances of the european trade the market in the times. then when that is addicted mentally but in some countries led to many was the then anti sentimental contemplate the pool. in other countries like greece or spain. so when you talk about that. you contemplate benefit immigration. what do you make of the tyrants and i especially think countries like the uk. and even gemini now thinking that what these people move from one country to another. it is unlikely to lead and they go to but then if it's just a good data systems that says states played a pivotal vote as he devoted most of my china and is open to pollution than the uk is nevertheless and the united kingdom that are given to men to spend another two countries which he seems to be conservative in some countries and it might be a gap between reality and the sentinel for labor mobility especially with this and the rol

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he also are old because of an eu is much more. much was received in russia as a threat to me too is perceived as a threat so. if one uses for instance military too. as peacekeepers. the band. these could be the new eu military the north american market. of course but in their foreign peacekeepers and they would more accepted. but tell from germany. i mean for historical reasons from other countries that the peacekeepers my peeps that we're in now was the year which has now beaten on the movement a late evening. by the it's worth it kristen to show kids the last question is who just wanted to ask you. do you think there is that your ok and the thousands of dollars that the wind was awful it will be in the frame. don't we get to meet a real good to read concerned as to those that just the title. it is well wish me good investigations oh one and the front door. the frame yet will be modified to read. how will your ip is as of the d erm. get a bunch idea and it was awful. pauline couple classes to gao your brand on the forty year we'l

eu members such as norway and switzerland. mo davis prime minister yuri and kennett said the reforms of the best result in the frozen conflicts of breakaway region of transistors are arguing that they would make most of the more attractive to those in the rebel region. visa free travel is quite insane by ukrainians as a great benefit in the short attempt to forge closer relations with the west. international news on one. an international meeting aimed at helping ukraine's government recover assets stolen by former president leonid coverage is being held in london. the two day talks jointly organized by britain the united states are being used to discuss how to trace and retrieved years older than them across international borders. us attorney general eric holder and a strong message for those holding the lead them to voting american boxer joe louis might think you can run but you can't buy in london is a popular destination for many former soviet ukrainian oligarchs to store their wealth. this bike as the british home secretar

economicyt defense and conflict affecting eu integrity and eu enlargement climate change and immigration. all candidates face your questions. join us at the itu presidential debate. usa posted questions that tiki eu debate two thousand and fourteen. lied on monday the twenty eight seven o'clock of me and you are new forty years off to the carnation revolution free to portugal from dictation many portuguese on a different sort of straight jacket today. austerity measures imposed without portugal to qualify for an economic bailout program going to close next month i want to direct participants in the revolution are especially that of the group one of its leaders to music on those of the most as the ground humanist principles of the revolution active and smashed them now just about gone it would yell i love them love on them dementieva time and then he was in put up the ranks twenty fifth of april anniversary of the portuguese revolution is also choose a birthday key stage two. but the fall mcconnell is the son of racing. detention is lawful to use to be reduced and taxed. he moved to a che

and china of the eu and united states. our expectations are that the whole world would come to a moment of reflection on what we must collectively with everything that is essential for life the commission responded to the first successful european citizens' initiative with the communication the last sixty days to go before the european elections the citizens committee has approved all continents to the european commission president saying to us for a commitment to implement that you would like to watch on citation in the next legislature. the cio has been critical of the commission's response to the trade proposals for legislation this and the commission when in season because it was the clear signal from decommissioned at the european commission disinterested. i declined time was a nice dividend was increased a lot of discussion among the actors own hands this discussion will continue now one member state to look at how she'd react he discussed the right order and on a national and regional level. once the new statistic w

eu has taken lower level officials. i expect there's probably going to be higher level officials on the eu list. >> if eu did stand united -- that's a big if, but if it stood united could it have a serious effect, impact on the russian economy? >> it would take time and depend how it went about. the absolute nuclear option in economic terms is adopt iran's sanctions and for example freeze russian out of the banking system. i don't see any chance of that happening now. it would take an awful lot for the eu and u.s. to reach that point. eu will probably put restrictions on russian companies looking to invest a broad in european countries. it will probably seek to enforce some of its competition provisions, the competition law more rigorously than in the past. there's a trust case at the moment with the european commission. it would see more of those things happening. over time we could see significant reoration away from russian gas. that can't been done in 24 hours. >> no, it can't. we'll talk more to you later. apprecia

as opposed to the full eu? >> i think the main fact is the fact that the uk will remain the gateway into europe. it's far from certain if uk is not part of the european economic carrier and just part of the free trade association. switzerland, for example, is not part of eea but it's part of -- which uk is not. it's pardon of the free trade organization. it will make the position of uk vis-a-vis switzerland for the eu business. we could see, for example, a lot of company and industry going to switzerland. in fact it's easier to do business within the eu in switzerland than the uk. >> the problem is the unknown basically. we don't know how much it would cost. how well we'd be able to form these more global trade agreements and how damaging it would be to companies who have to change systems in order to meet different regulatory demands. >> at the end of the day, if you want to sell into the eu market, you still have to meet eu demands on goods and services. that would change, would it? >> it wouldn't. the point

the eu is china's primary trading partner, that is the eu, not the u.s.s why experts say attitudes need to change. >> there are more specialists, u.s., china relations than eu china relations and i think it's really necessary for more chinese to get deeper knowledge of the european union. >> reporter: this is the first time a chinese president has been to the eu since relationships were established decades ago and if life begins at 40 there will be many more happy returns, al jazeera. >> japans that a 50 year ban on exports and changes will see tokyo selling equipment like aircraft and mine detectors to southeast asia and india and they are suspicious and they are in dispute in the east china sea. and he is from the mit center for international studies and says japan is trying to keep the military industry alive. >> the timing is bad. this is coming at the same time as the discussion over whether japan will adopt collective self-defense which is the idea that japan will defend other countries if other countries will defend japan. that principle has not ap

eu ministers are set to meet monday to discuss further sanctions. as russia's largest trading partner for the eu sanctions could have a huge impact on russia's economy. many feel brussels will tread lightly. because its dependence on russian gas the eu the u s ukraine and russia are set to meet people seventeen. discuss the worst east to west and off since the cold war. cool news the iranian foreign ministry says it will pursue legal action. this was a decision by the market states to deny a visa for its new envoy to the united nations. what washington says that hounded of it i didn't pay the costs in the mountains and nine storming of the us embassy attack from cheering which fifty two americans were taken hostage. one of the central route says he made he said does that translate to. the syrian regime that opponents of trading blame what appears to be my gas attack villages are close to the village and saw returns to the city of how not all reported to have softened a suffocation and poisoning when it's one of these next pictures you may find distr

the eu is also targeting the deputy prime minister. william hague said the western had no option than to introduce these wider sanctions. >> increasing the scope of the sanctions placed on russia is the right response for the failure to implement the geneva agreement. in the last two hours, the united states has announced it is imposing sanctions on seven further russian government officials, including two members of president putin's inner circle. sanctions on 17 companies also linked to putin's inner circle and additional restrictions on 13 of those companies. >> joining us with their thoughts, joseph dire, and lankton. welcome to you both. this latest ramp up of sanctions. >> from the european union it's a token gesture from the european union. as we've seen, the lead is coming from the use. it's much more easier for the americans to lay out tougher sanctions because of their exposure and their energy standpoint to russia is meaningless. >> what about the u.s.? >> i think the market said its word yesterday. since the moment the sanc

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to be exporting in the sky one the eu is not going to talk for the eu is moving to is to expand the list of individuals targeted by a travel bans and asset freezes we'll have to see whether this latest big development of the osce moment is being captured in eastern ukraine with the fat cats in the system discussions in brussels and leads to perhaps tougher matches at least in the long run. bite your pants against russia. i think if i were in charge in earnest on saturday. i was going at sydney united states where tornadoes have ripped through the states of arkansas and oklahoma leaving at least twelve people dead. entire neighborhoods of homes that were wiped out. rescue workers are now still digging through the rubble scrambling to find any survivors. and of race related scandal is rocking the basketball world as the top nba teams compete in the first round of the playoffs. l a clippers owner david stirling is accused of making racist comments in a week phone conversation. those comments have sparked uproar in the nba in all the way to the president of the united states have been gorgeo

now eu officials want to tackle this problem at the source.hey are proposing an outright ban on the test of plastic carrier bags. for now, though, plastic bags are everywhere in portugal. a portuguese video artist has come up with a creative idea to raise awareness. >> plastic bags have taken over portugal. 40 years ago, portugal was a poor agricultural land and organic for lack of funds. today, it is europe's champion consumer of last big. the average person uses more than 500 a year. this video artist has responded to this with humor, creating the character of the melon,, who stands for the portuguese consumer, the man with two plastic bags. >> when a person is concerned with great existential questions, then plastic tags bring him back down to earth. with plastic bags, we all look alike. >> he depicts life uncertainties. a team shoots footage for a television series. >> i wanted to show how portuguese the plastic tag is. showing a portuguese person without one is like showing humphrey bogart without a cigarette. >> he came up with the idea

cctv jack barnett has our report from the eu headquarters in brussels. china's president she didn't bring arrives at the european commission in brussels. the visit comes off the major trade tensions between beijing and brussels have finally been laid to rest and bites they must be at times but it was also an historic moment. her eyes. i know. off to meeting with president xi eu officials pulled a fast i'm committed to opening talks on a free trade agreement fta. if current negotiations on a key investment deal are ultimately successful. an fta would create a market almost two billion people and build upon our trade relationship now worth almost one of the hoff billion us dollars a day. the european union as china's largest trading partner and china is the eu second largest trailing only the united states. with many trade areas remaining between the eu and china analyst estimate of free trade deal would still take up to a decade to negotiate. bob did was the most significant step forward yet the eu china trade relations and kept a weeklong information to

this farmer voted no to eu membership.een received over 400,000 euros and grants, he still thinks the eu has been bad for the country. >> translator: we have to accept the rules of the eu agriculture policy. they're not like the one we had during our first independence in 1980. then we have carefully developed lat vee yan agriculture policy. we were one of the best at exports agriculture products currently we're losing because of the agriculture policy of european union. >> reporter: when latvia joined the european union ten years ago it was the poorest country in it. ten years later it's still one of the poorest but incomes have risen by over 50% despite a terrible recession. the challenge for latvia is to keep the momentum going and to finally reach european norm. >> the effect of the eu depends on the generation. for the older generation that grew up in the soviet generation, that's their childhood. that's what they remember. they feel distant from what's going on in the west. for my kids, they go there for vacation. so

the eu is in the guardian spotlight ahead of next month's european elections. what is ironic about the european elections is that eurosceptic parties are expected to do quite well. right wing and anti-immigration parties. you can see the title duchess says the eu's enemies from the left and right are riding high on this wave of discontent. a paper here in france focuses on europe today but for different reasons. it focuses on what kind of europe we want and what values are european. from now until the election on may 25, there will be a debate about the successes and failures of the european union. >> staying with the french press for a moment, there has been a lot of focus on a speech to parliament later today. >> that is right. the prime minister made some amendments to his savings plan and calmed down what papers are covering every billion in the socialist majority. he said he had to put on his negotiating suit. it was tricky because he had to seem like he was appeasing the party, but he also has to make it seem like he was not being pushed over and forced i

and he had this message, to the u.s., and to the eu. >> translator: it should be recalled that violence in kiev's independence square which has resulted in dozens upon dozens of deaths was branded a democracy. while the peaceful protests currently held in the southeast are branded terrorism. this is hypocrisy beyond any limit and i really hope that we'll hear an honest and coherent reaction from our western partners. >> it's been a busy dame for lavrov. he -- day for lavrov. he had talks with his paris counterpart, try and halt any military operations in the east of ukraine. at risk, lavrov said are these four-party talks that it's hoped will get underway in geneva on thursday. >>> meanwhile the white house has said it's concerned about russia's provocative actions in ukraine. it's also criticized moscow when one of its fighter jets flew close to are a ship on the black sea. russia has called this a pr provocative and unprofessional act. what more do we know about this incident? >> apparently the russian fighter jet apparently came as close as a thousand yards away and as high or as low

and eu sanctions. >> let's go to ukraine and speak to david stern joining us from kiev.what's happening on the ground in the east of the country, in particular kiev and donetsk? >> well with the same situation we've been hearing in nick's report, the tensions remain there. obviously the pro russian gunmen holding the government buildings and in fact towns they have been occupying some time now. the very latest is that the mayor who was shot yesterday has been flown to israel for further treatment. apparently he's in stable condition. it's still serious. that's the extent of what we're hearing. obviously his absence and his shooting adds another element to the instability. many wonder what will happen today since there were the attacks by pro russian separatists or activists on this pro government ukrainian protest or demonstration yesterday. >> you mentioned the mayor being flown to israel. he has an interesting background doesn't he? explain that. he was a member of viktor yanukovych's party. this raises questions about who was behind the shooting. >> exactly tim. it's

eu ambassadors will be convened wednesday to discuss further measures. while washington contemplates un sanctions of a more biting kind. we are really moving forward with an expanded list of individuals and companies. there will be affected by sanctions. we will also focus on. some areas of high tech defense exports to russia. that we don't think are appropriate to be exporting in the sky to climb. for his part the russian president running off an eventual freeze on defense industry sales whose country. everyone needs to understand we will in any case find an adequate replacement. they're a unique things that are produced by one or two companies but we will be able to baptize the senate question time the money will be in it a bit more expensive it'll take a little time we will survive them and moving forward the partners went to popular and useful. the center of brussels non correspond may make man made. we know that said the skin of the eu ambassadors re convening on wednesday. how far can the eu go wee birdy heard statements from of the british partner

the eu the book. the ea the us bloom the team the eye. one the detail. shh shh. can the question is in the morn strategy of the development of the study said the sultan as a buyer for the real meaning of the cults of national investors the president noted that the modern strong economy as possible without small and medium businesses the sphere which creates not only new job positions but also contribute significantly to the completion of the treasury. the strategic objective is to achieve fifty percent share of small and medium sized businesses in the current economy car in the country as a moratorium for the government of checking companies in order for business to work even better a lot is

the deal also includes the first steps towards a free trade deal with the eu. the minister said very different message to russia. moscow denies involvement. they're growing calls for more and tougher sanctions. it's also important to respond to watch russia has done ottoman denials of russian involvement haven't read the author of the products eu foreign policy chief catherine ashton reinforce the message. it weakened and honor is that they take the action spy comedy individuals who succeeds in eastern ukraine. these attempts to de stabilize and ukraine must stop. we still miss the pulpit units his sovereignty and territorial a critique of pure crap. we called upon russia to do so with welcome to pull its troops from ukrainian poet western nations are pushing for china to join mediation efforts. when a state visit to beijing. german foreign minister felipe of the oil lobby leaders to get involved in the crisis. the police china may still have considerable influence to russia. he emphasized the risk of not taking action here is invited to all those we both belie

the new eu african progress. all eight hundred and forty four million for the next seven years would continue to support its growth. your free during also hopes to mobilize up to thirty billion euro investment including forty the stock should rule bending with private sector funds. to achieve its information africa needs to die to cut your evolution. which is why twenty fourteen is the african union what the coach. over the next seven years. he'll win a dvd and or your available for the coaches you know what to keep african countries and friendly people. these items has to be in the chain wanted to call all reflections. it is for the wellbeing of the children and women and man. welcome to this country strive for peace agreed to prosper. we discussed the need to uphold and promote human rights in europe and africa for all including minorities. where to work together to ensure that the african human rights yet. the twenty sixteen is a success. we also discussed the need to invest the development of skills of our ci

the diplomat to devise an award winning plan for britain to leave the eu is banned from talking to me to buy cute stuff . the our goal. the statistics. this is all you can actually eat with us today. so creaky knees this handsome bt people being injured in clashes in red that's according to media reports. bonds has broken out during an addicts thirty protest in it. the italian capital. demonstrations in case in running street battles with police. as you can see in the most recent pictures here we help with the district is upheld two security forces abroad sparkles and all will have real chicks they can get their hands on. this was one of the pepper spray to guess eyewitnesses say that one of the protest is was seriously injured but it's proof of which exploded in his hands thousands of people converge on river street. i agree with soaring levels of unemployment and the budget cuts. it costs to the center the city and also to attack the ministry to the police building with eggs and vocals authorities are prepared for the west with a heavy security presence and subway stations places ac

to put an end to corruption and nepotism in her home country of bulgaria, the poorest country in the eu. every day starts the same way -- with hundreds of people shouting "resign" in front of the parliament building. at the rear entrance, well shielded from the protesters, the politicians are arrived in their chauffeured cars. >> politicians only think about how they can line their own pockets. they don't think about the people, and that angers me. as a citizen, i feel it is my duty to protest. we demand his land finally be governed appropriately so we can stay and live here. >> one blogger is documenting the ongoing protests. the demonstrations take laced early in the morning to allow people to go to work, school, or university afterwards. >> i want a fundamental change in bulgaria's political culture. i want politics with integrity and made by decent, honest people. >> she supports the protests however she can. she runs the student television station and also looks after the demonstrators facebook page, showing the world the nature of the peaceful protests, which began last summer. >>

what's happening on the eu-ukraine border? how the struggle to survive clashes with conservation efforts in kenya. and new connections -- how iran's new government is easing access to the digital world. the crimean referendum is highly controversial. and it could set a dangerous precedent. the uncertainty affects not just ordinary ukrainians but the entire region and other countries that have a political stake in the conflict. some eu states are even already drawing up plans on how to deal with a possible influx of refugees and migrants from the east. our reporter, miltiades schmidt, travelled along ukraine's borders with slovakia, hungary, and romania. there he talked to ukrainians on the eu side of the border about their hopes, dreams and fears of what may come next. >> we're travelling through outlying areas of the european union to see how the mood is among ukrainians. hundreds of thousands of ukrainians live here, most of them for generations, but they still have relatives and friends in ukraine. our first destination is

i'm psyched for the time being but short of membership the eu offer to pray far reaching partnership but all this is somewhat economic somewhat technical comes to good to miss maren existential not. he's enunciated in utah and treachery of limited sovereignty for countries with large russian speaking mine are just a hint it's not a question of economics or its integration. it's a fundamental russian national interest. so what does your walkman as he sits in a it's an existential mentor for for russia. what's done in europe trying to get out of having influences surfing influence in ukraine europe's main edition has been to have a range of twelve thousand democracy is surrounding the european union where the two big east or to the south as a guarantee of stability basically we don't want problems and instability flows of people own refugees asylum seekers. criminal gangs spilling over from countries like ukraine into neighboring regions of the european union. we see it as in our own interest to introduce a policy that would strengthen democracy in the mood of torque and fight corrupti

what do you expect from this year's summit eu africa summit. i do expect that there will be the launch of new year at the licensee six of the pentecost grow fast growing economy citing that because it is the notorious for its tactics and economic relations. i also expect that he will talk about the vulnerable places the topic and how we can collectively improve security is the bbq there and address climate change. many of the country so now he can be on the frontline of climate change becomes the what the court about the cat and i think you're open enough to cut natural allies in this debacle against what id is the toughest chatting to file a generation. when i go to my mind of yours that you are the eu commission not to humanitarian aid and crisis response thank you very much for talking to us. thank you for having me. thank you for watching this additional thing to go cos i kept these stay with us. more news. me on business. that will make the bow in northern spain constructed a guggenheim museum in seoul millions of visitors went to the city

eu it is. the gross dispose of this paper. not only the great poets. but the creek and parts to the ato for the international community does the genocide should be committed. london genocides leaving the un secretary general. thus it began with a deadly shooting down of applying to present you the not yet remained on the sixth of april nineteen ninety four. the very next day a series of systematic reprisals is the majority hutus who think that the tutsi minority listed on this link the commercial radio station and is one thousand hills cool to come into people's ethnicity as indicates you know my identity cars making it easy to put in place a program of extermination checkpoints were put up around the capital kigali and across the country the heights of the massacres every minute. only people were being killed. usually i'm sure he'll clap the kiwis light to around eight hundred thousand tutsis and wanted to seize been noted that seventy five percent of the tutsi population assassination will the four million people have fled to neighboring countries. a

russia, u.s., eu meeting in russia.nvestors pricing in the worst-case scenario, best case scenario, do the goalpost have to be moved? constantlypost are moving but the one thing that i have noticed at least is that investors seem to be becoming more comfortable with the fact that this will be a relatively drawnout process. there is no quick fix to any situation like this and unfortunately it just may be slowlyquo as things grind out and resolutions are smoothly reached. emerging-market riskier stocks have rebounded from the february low if you look at the msci emerging markets index up and year to date it is pretty much flat. january, emerging markets were falling. what happens from this point? developed versus emerging? >> it's almost time to get into emerging markets. to me, it feels like there's a little bit of uncertainty, a little bit of risk. if you have a shorter time horizon, you may went to sit tight for the time being because there is some uncertainty. turning to developed markets, things continue to get bette

this protein intake the so called in to set the eu migrants to britain. picnic. i'd like to be a buffet we couldn't overlook traveling. thank you to choose a new life loving daddy. also it isn't quite what you expect to. their work on the phone for a program. there may have been ordered to return to work from six. it is my enemy is based in essex who is now lending his support to britain's new s political policy. europeans her team may be missing an apostrophe it's produced and directed that the cold rolled. there will be use to make this term and short the friendship means so called migration and also to make the other utopian same i couldn't skip morning fourteen forty peeps because this is pretty important cause of the white of the captain's voice edward kiddos got to keep the council's president is keen to point out it's not just for romanians and six divisive anti integration on tuesday europeans from across the continent. competing as welcome as he wants black in the uk. here are the reason no this isn't in case so i can write back and pretend to be abandon

eu summit scheduled for next week in brussels. in a cheery authorities believe the radicalism is all wrong for the deadliest ever attack on the teacher's couple of weeks at the one killed of a br dna testing on all the male pupils and staff of a private preschool western france this unit because of reduced to the females too. call. i welcome that awoke me to just joining us this is the false then get to be working at the escalation in eastern ukraine which continues ultimatum is from kiev to being ignored. but some stand alone now. today's cream bar media watch segment and is on top throughout the conversation james we've been saying how differently the stories being spun whether you're in the westerner it is in moscow st has been a lot of finger pointing about propaganda that spinning the story on both sides and fox and one article that scotland gets over the weekend cos wat is on foreign stock on this article is put into a pretty blatant example of propaganda in the russian media over events in ukraine take a look at this gentle

the eu really wants to tackle big differences in how each eu country deals with its plastic bag problemditor of european environment and packaging law magazine, yes, is there a magazine on that, believe it or not. they explain to us just where these bags end up. >> about 50% go to landfill. the rest are incinerated. the european commission is concerned that they want to cut down the use of plastic bags which causes a huge problem, particularly in the marine environment. the commission are keen to encourage countries to do what, for example, ireland has done. this is also what the writer of the report is saying. charging for bags, you can cut the consumption by about 90% almost overnight. the industry, on the other hand, are a bit concerned this could perhaps result in more people using other types of bags. so there is that aspect to consider. >> there you go. follow me on twitter. @bbcaaron. quickly on the plastic bags, take a lesson from the danes and fins. on average four bags per person per year. we use around 200. there you go. >> aaron, thanks so much. >>> do stay with us here on b

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even if everyone knows that will make the debt burden disappear when daddy a joint eu said music and many were hoping for a fresh stock of the country's political system. but twenty five years after the collapse of communism in europe many bulgarians complained that the country is effectively still run by the docks and former communist party official. when a meaty allah god was due to be appointed as head of the domestic secret service last year that triggered a wave of mass protests against corruption and the demonstrators have been sharing a great deal of stamina. everyone in sofia no staci and her mission. each morning before school the sixteen year old demonstrates against the bulgarian government he jesse wants to put an end to corruption and nepotism in her homeland of bulgaria the poorest country in the eu the eye. every day starts the same way with hundreds of people shouting resign in front of the parliament building the rear entrance will shielded from the protesters the politicians a rock and their chauffeured cars politicians only think about how they can line their own p

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they believe russia not to pray for the eu to provide prosperity. it was to stop accusing us of the separatists. we believe in democracy and the most important thing is for the people to express it will freely. that's why we want a referendum on the future of the nets in with a good deal the data to him john says of the vote on receiving the weekly ad on the offensive. the people's republic of the maps may not be held to this world turning now to some other news at least sixteen people are confirmed dead after a huge fire tore through chillies historic port city of valparaiso on sunday the blaze began in the woods outside the city on saturday i assume circle the heels of well not rise up and began spreading toward the center several neighborhoods were burned down and more than ten thousand residents have been evacuated. chile's president knee shall bow celeste has declared the area a disaster zone. unauthorized military to assist with relief efforts citizens of those bodies or can only watch in desperation as the fire continues to spread an inferno

china called for face to face talks between moscow and kiev together with the us and eu. others demanded a tougher line top cdu lawmaker ugliest robinho said it was wishful thinking to continue to tolerate a democratic ukraine so to moscow regards stable and democratic neighbors as a threat to the mall because they expose russia's own autocratic. photo credit elites. this is that it would be a decent team in august strong words but so far little action on germany's parked and german prosecutors have released more than a thousand paintings belonging to a collector at the heart of a controversy over era leaders are nowhere to be returned including paintings by mit's to leave undone and others at least four hundred and fifty eight will stay in government hands for another year while experts check to see if they were looted by the nazis. the move follows a deal reached with the collector eighty one year old cornelius girl it is agreed to hand any stolen works over to their rightful owners. grill it inherited the paintings from his father a leading and rt less. and just two ye

she had to be the first indicated that he was coming for the eu. that's probably why the house voted to read out in the first place because most congress members realized it looked pretty bad to give themselves a raise a break now. on our continent already make more than average nuclear engineer nurses dentists and find this in the us according to the bureau of labor statistics. i'm pretty sure those are pretty important one thing i'm just not putting a lot of people are around like a condescending including congressman moran if you take a look at this track record and got to guide you as you can see he co sponsored a whopping four hundred and nine bills and resolutions. thirteen of the zone. that is exactly the bureau forecast that the lack of paper pushing but to be fair if you look into step with the queen is not the worst thing in the bunch. we are called paper pusher. and the reason the paper pushers who gave me in the end. given how to protect the interests of corporations and individuals be taking money from extra money on top of their one h