is albanian ready to join the european union the eu commission said in its latest report that a small mountainous nation in the balkan peninsula should be given the green light to start membership talks was europe's most secretive and totalitarian regime andrea has come a long way since the fall of communism in the early nineties but eu officials warned this nation of three point two million remains plagued by corruption and organized crime. it never shuts the welcome to the studio cosmic dust you are obeying his foreign minister. not a deron was so pissed cos he won a landslide victory in june's on this the election and the eight is a concept the rule now it's your time in office for the source list. what his thoughts with you. europe is going through a very deep crisis and call it an existential crises you see your skepticism. pricey across the continents. why are you so eager to join the european union the european union accession process. it's the national objective in his offending and shared across political spectrum. but due to specific circumstances all the regions of being an

>> well, it is a brand-new thing for the european commission which has given in the favor of the crisis, so to speak. to the commission has to assess draft plans that has to be presented before october 15. this year, they have been validated. so that means none of this country will have to bear the full brunt of the effect, so to speak, of the new measures, which could lead to personal opinion which is what the commission has given today, just opinions, on all these 13 countries and france and could lead to recommendations. and that would mean that the individual national parliaments would have to come back to the vote and to debate in the national countries on the future budget so the commission now has a say as to how these budgets are going to be drafted. you know that they went into much detail for france about the pension system, about the incomes of different taxes and they also criticized other countries like italy and finland for the debt of the public deficit, germany for his threshold deficit so no country is away from this scrutiny of the european commission and we'll see nex

the measures taken by the european commission. eu leaders the european central bank and international monetary fund such austerity programs that write downs the proposed making union as well as the completion of primary bailout funds have helped to restore the financial stability the economy is no reaching a fight. ey with on thiyna marke stabilizing. consumers and business are more comfortable kitchen. we have come along way since the start of the christ and many of those citizens have had to make huge sacrifices to get this of the spine. well you need to do now is kp our eyes on the prize. and make sure that the sustained and strengths the recovery devotees of the way meanwhile the most part even though interest rates fell and stocks rallied there was no meaningful recovery in the real economy in the countries using the euro gdp is now three percent below two thousand seventy thousand the levels increase and is followed by a twenty three percent in portugal and spain by eight percent in unduly by nine pcent. there is some growth

the president of the european commission called the european union the well's faced imperial empire it's expansionist but once or expands east one so take in the ukraine it wants to take and it will want to take in albania because the expansion of this organization knows no and can you not think of one good reason why they should sign this trade deal. while of course trade is good and what you've got to worry about in the russian market is that you have a free trade agreement to sort with the ukraine and your markets in russia who could quite easily be folded and you've got to think of your own industries that's something we haven't done here in the u.k. and you've got to put your own people first but i'm talking now from a u.k. perspective really in the u.k. independence party and the majority of people in the u.k. will not want the ukraine to join the european union ok we have to leave it there thank you very much paul nuttall the deputy leader of the u.k. independence party and thank you. but ukraine's dire economic conditions are being cited is the main reason lawmakers backed away f

those statistics will only fuel international criticism of germany a few days ago the european commission openly criticized for an insane germany needs to boost its domestic demand to provide more market opportunities for its neighbors. gemini the new law with this. bringing their respective seats. some german economists criticize that stance john and i needed so that we carried on to other countries the eunuch a german exports. his aunt amount of the pops to prepare a team of ten products comes from abroad and from other eu countries what's going on the european commission is unconvinced. it seems determined to tackle germany's export dominance and has announced further steps for the coming week. i tell us if the market reaction from our correspondent conrad has an instinct for the strong german export numbers found in a very mixed reaction that the exchange of course it's good news that many german export to sign showing strong business on the other hand this exports up the soda can and that domestic demand in germany could be stronger especially jam and businesses are not investing eno

that is the latest on the eu or european commission forecast.ollie rehn is delivering the statement, as well. now, let's recap the uk pmi figure. very strong. strongest composite since we saw the series begin. james knightly is uk economist at ing wholesale banking. james, very strong services number. it beat up again from september. what are the implications for what the bank is going to forecast? >> we're looking at composite gdp growth about 1.5% q on q. would you so you're talking nearly 6% annualized. so it does suggest that we're going to see ongoing employment gains. it suggests that investment spending, which, of course, has been the real weak link in the uk economy is going to pick up. it's still up 23% and if we can get that pushing higher, that gives hope that the sustainability of the story is there. it pushes up expectation that the bank of england will have to tighten monetary policy far sooner than they're currently suggesting. >> when, do you think? >> their assumption is that the unemployment rate is going to be pretty slow to f

but today the european commission announced it was referring our lives to the european court of justice for what it described as a serious infringement of european working time legislation. it said the current working hours for endangering not only doctors health and safety. thus if their patients as overtired doctors was making mistakes christopher has james reilly said he was disappointed that the decision to refer iran to the ecj and emphasized islands commitment to achieving compliance with the directive by december twenty fourteen. the irish medical organization has welcomed the commission's decision. imo director of investor relations steve tweet said that agency had always sought to sweep the issue under the carpet would now be forced to answer to the ecj. when he rejoices the studio because of the vote than to ingrid in relation to the heights of all dream of a hospital consultant the cover. yes indeed i mean i think that this take everybody thought that the association second boutique is asking where the only people who were outside the eu. but then one group that were knocked

of the european commission on the european council have released a joint statement saying the proposal to ukraine still stands by i think any pressuring kiev active signing wolf let's talk to robert always from bridge group political think tank in the u.k. i thank you very much for coming on to the program you officials are saying the deal is still on the table but if the crying hasn't signed it persuade them to sign this in the future. well i don't think they will sign it really it's surprise that it's lasted this long this offer because the european union has shown very bad a fake towards ukraine putting quotas on agricultural exports from the ukraine to the european union really in the group. published of a quarter in february twenty twelve saying that you know the whole process of enlargement to the east and the eastern partnership was in danger because of the way that the european union was treating ukraine and of course the fact that ukraine's trade or in taishan isn't one that having close relations with the european union three quarters of ukraine's exports go out side of the e

european union and is trying to get tough on them. add in card see we interviewed the woman in the whole seat. eu commission that connie had a god tells us about this that for a new global deal on points. then known as the briefcase brigade. i'm not talking about european bureaucrats but the mobius thousands of them flew to brussels. every year. in an effort to influence european legislation on and off of the clients. according to some estimates as one lobbyist in town. every tv eu officials say what do they get up to let's find out with the state on this in art and none of the lobbying group after nora consulting welcomes here and he's in the geelong vice president of the european parliament and a member of the green group welcomes you to. the jewel is the image of the mobius have justified its basically a pretty negative one is not yes it's true it's a very negative image and understand that because for the european citizens and the rule maker them and all the contents of the way to the low number of obese than sword if the outstanding debt to its bb was the real beast in charge of the education i meant t

promoting diversity in the corporate world for his years with the european commission says progress and getting more women into company boardrooms has been slow. after a round of successful but it's so fine the european parliament has now shown its support to support eu rules that will ensure forty per cent import remembers our women by the year twenty twenty according to the eu figures and then continued to outnumber women in top company positions prompting the european commission proposal last year to accelerate change your gender quotas. the european parliament agrees that one hundred and fifty million to one hundred ft eight in favor of rules that will force tell eu listed companies to hire women for forty percent of boardroom seats by the year twenty twenty or face financial sanctions supporters of gender quotas see if it weren't for european intervention change would simply take too much time. eighteen now it's time to really inspire people to ignore clear that what we can have a single space with the intent of the same. in a bubbling. we all know that they're an important economi

according to eu figures and then continue to outnumber women in top company positions prompting the european commission proposal last year to accelerate change your gender quotas. the european parliament agrees that one hundred and fifty million to one hundred ft eight in favor of rules that will force tell eu listed companies to hire women for forty percent of boardroom seats but the year twenty twenty or face financial sanctions supporters of gender quotas see if it weren't for european intervention change would simply take too much time. eighteen now it is time to re inspire people to ignore clear that what we can have a single space at the intent of the same the problem. we all know that they're important economic arguments for this proposal making use of the inmates had and to improve his company's results. but critics say the rules are undermining women's ability to get there on their own merits. british member of parliament's maori in a can of kentucky's is in favor of the voluntary approach as well as promoting initiatives that will empower more women with the skills to make it at the time. it

backing the setting up the spd take it for the european elections has been tipped as a future european commission president the bottom we wanted european germany. it not ever again and german ties to europe that's why i'm campaigning and that's why i'm asking for your support the delegates are awarded shorts with a standing ovation. the sun is one of his congrats. of course the men who say that this man has been in leipzig for us and said she's understood this to wrap up all the day's action man. social solidarity says about his catholic this is that democrats want to be seen in stunning form of dissent any idols and beyond and how to translate that since the european policy was that he discussed it today this is also one of them aged sticking points in the current code isn't open on the knuckles conservatives if this is that democrats want to see that banking union that sin might potentially use resources include german taxpayers money and to express the sense of solidarity. this is something the content is one to prevent pretty much it cost us eight disposals and something that prevented large

it strongly criticizes the italian also tease and accuses the european commission of negligence and of being an accomplice to forge. in the months following the quake in april two thousand and nine the then prime minister silvio venice cody highlighted the plight of the critters residents the report says much of the replacement accommodation built since is faulty and dangerous. the poor quality material was used and at some houses with mold into enough of times over priced. despite early efforts to keep them in the alps several sub contract this was suspect and wanted criminals who founded the premises of one. the five hundred million euros of eu solidarity funds went to the queen of the report recommends that the city pays the money back if it's proof that it went into the wrong hands hundreds of secret files dating back to the as a ministerial in argentina has been released by the government they were discovered in an abandoned enforce building and contain transcripts of meetings held by the content which moved from nineteen seventy six three three. this is all tastes and intellectua

though sam says he wants to build a strategic relationship i'd thought of developing tots the european commission president and use them oh well bob rose has expressed his willingness to build the moment i'm in the ongoing process between the us and japan old concluding that an economic partnership agreement. roses and to the nhk yet the eu headquarters in brussels on friday ahead of his visit to japan. negotiators from the eu and japan the shuttle to meet in tokyo next tuesday speaking about those talks on a two day deal. rosa said he wants to go to find future prospects and deal the moment i'm in the negotiations. this because the partnership agreement and feature the cream and gold. our relationship with the new higher level of moves that as you can corporation. i think that this is more important than ever now and i hope this summit. you'll get this dynamism to our relationship eu has been seeking a review of japan's long tirade diary as including an easing of altos a peace come to us baros expressed hope for japan's efforts saying he believes many of the shoes on gas and honoring japan's bes

this comes as the european commission says it expects the greek economy to return to regret it. next chair up to six units of perception hostile welcome to greece's international interest in athens. they keep the finance ministry building for the latest inspection of the country's finances. take one billion euros the next instalment of priests is not seem to want to and from which he really knew where the attack. its payment was scheduled for october. it's being held up by a number of factors including how much he says mine requested to assist with the next year the government says it should only be around five hundred million euros was other euro zone officials have claimed it could be as high as to be in cooking that god will be difficult the government to scrutinize any further across the board in the face of massive opposition. detroit is already putting pressure on athens to implement treaties the greek measures including privatizing state owned companies as convincing twelve rising five hundred civil servants to enter a so called group inc's team which was the fourth eyes

deal in its current form well at the vilnius summit the president of the european commission was once again critical of russia's involvement by let me groom and between dupion union and crane. there should be no trilateral for. the times of limited sovereignty are over in europe one financial analyst told r.t. that europe is just trying to divert attention from its weaknesses if the european union's leaders whether individually or collectively started admitting to their shortcomings there'd be no end of problems wouldn't there i mean look at the european union massive run down employment throughout the course of the entire union we've got things like fifty percent plus of youth on employment in several mediterranean countries they have a euro currency project which is a thing built on sand by their sort of deluded technocrats who believe that they know the best thing for all people and therefore realistically the only thing the european union can try to do is keep blame storming anybody russia who cares because ultimately the european union that started and has rendered wonderful supr

i wanted to ask our friends in brussels my personal friends in the european commission to refrain from. president. pointing the finger at russia of ukraine's decision to call for an integration deal with the e.u. . this is probably european anger erupts for a third day across ukraine well economists say the deal with only a day put kids economic troubles plus. damaging. to many people into scotland life would be better outside the u.k. readying the ground for next year's independence vote and. this agreement has made the world a much more dangerous place it will make our partners in the region safer israel sticks to its guns and sends a top security aide now to washington to get on the nuclear deal with iran as world powers applaud the diplomatic effort made in geneva. good morning if you just joined us it's kevin owen here just after midnight now in moscow this is r.t. international russia's president to surge two european politicians to avoid blaming moscow for ukraine's reluctance to move closer to the e.u. the president spoke to reporters alongside the italian prime minister intere

quote his it friends in the european commission to refrain from harsh statements and quote. that was major in comments on the ukrainian deal german news conference just no interest in italy but it also said the trade deal poses a grave danger for the russian economy course will bring you more details on that as more details come through through the course of the evening. the diplomatic triumph in geneva has done little to come one of the harshest critics of the rounds nuclear deal with the west though israel's prime minister's now sending his top security advisor to washington to convince president obama to hold out for a final accord with duran which is expected in six months time fall asleep investigates why israel isn't ready to break open the champagne then israel's leaders are lining up to lambaste the rand nuclear deal taking a cue from the commander this first step could very well be the last of the country's foreign minister val's the world is now closer to a nuclear arms race while the economic chief warns a nuclear suitcase could detonate a new york madrid five yea

i wanted to ask our friends in brussels my personal friends in the european commission to refrain from harsh president warns brussels against pointing the finger at russia over ukraine decision to back off from an integration deal with the e.u. . this is pro european anger erupts for a third day across ukraine while economists say the deal would only have deep economic troubles live report from shortly plus. he would call a halt to damaging westminster policies are pushing so many people into poverty scotland outlines how life would be better outside the u.k. reading the ground than for next year's independence vote and. this agreement has made the world a much more dangerous place it will make our partners in the region safer israel sticks to its guns and sends a top security aide to washington to get answers on the nuclear deal with iran as world powers for the diplomatic effort made in geneva. over a good evening if you're just joining us is kevin owen here with you this hour international in moscow on our top story that russia's president urged the european politicians to avoid bla

so friends in the european commission to refrain from harsh think this is untrue towards brussels again pointing the finger of rupture of the ukraine's decision debacle from integration do with the eu this is a pro european under opt for a third that cross ukraine. what color they say the deal will give you could get to know what troubles us the little too old to damaging placements of policies at piecing so many people into poverty. when that line sound like a big factor outside the uk reading the ground next to his independence vote. i am. this agreement is made the world are much more dangerous place if we'll make our partners in the region safer. israel's sticks to its guns and sends the top security a note to washington to get out says on the need to do with the run will cause a poll that diplomatic effort making geneva . more to do it if it can lead you to stop the night now and will skipper the team to national russia's president has urged european politicians to avoid blaming most good if ukraine for leftists to move closer to the eu the president spoke to reporters alongside th

on the prosperity early this year the european commission tabled a proposal to reform what's known as collective rights management many artists and performs use of organizations called collecting societies to my sense that what the commercial uses like tv stations radio stations and online music service providers. collecting societies also collect income on to halt the band members in the form of royalties reforming the way the society's what is a major focus of the commission's proposal. mario got a french member of our group is parliament's rapport so on the commission's proposal she's in listening mode just yet but still medical dossier eight. i'm looking for it listening to all sides in this debate. ppp has organized this hearing and my goal is to work together with the affected countries which are sometimes taken a negative view of collecting societies. and to avoid disputes that we have previously sent her some copyright issues. we need to work in the general interest and in particular in the european attacks. but you don't have to mention a funny comment to take the puppy out o

european services. spit the bit she cheats for that yet. all of us stick the commission's proposal is being driven off by the possible economic benefits of the pack to manage digital marketplace but also by the sheer depth and breadth of europe's cultural heritage. he took the genome of the market is enormous and in comparison with other digital markets such as america we have an extraordinary cultural diversity. it's an economic sector that's very important for jobs and regrets. we need to get anything on that sixty to satisfactory result for us all. a doctor he took them all some of the pc port on the piano is it that are sexist. the commission's proposal is part of a wider strategy to develop the digital economy within the context of the eu twenty twenty strategy to build a sustainable knowledge based economy in europe. any piece of home being champions of the digital economy for the benefits it brings to the citizens they represent and sbs there is a kurdish member of our. it's very significant to a proposal. of course today for my plea to god through ppp. specially i

european services. that's the debate she cheats for it yet. stick. the commission's proposal is being driven by the possible economic benefits of the pack to manage digital marketplace but also by the sheer depth and breadth of europe's cultural heritage. he took the genome of the market is enormous and in comparison with other digital markets such as america we have an extraordinary cultural diversity. it's an economic sector that's very important for jobs. i don't regret it we need to get anything on that to achieve a satisfactory result for us all. a dope grateful for the most in the btc will copy the attitude that are sexist the commission's proposal is part of a wider strategy to develop the digital economy within the context of the eu twenty twenty strategy to build a sustainable knowledge based economy in europe. any piece of home being champions of the digital economy for the benefits it brings to the citizens they represent and sbs there is a kurdish member of our. it's very significant to a proposal. of course today for my plea to god through ppp. specially

the european commission is not very active in taking its member states before the european court of justice because european court of justice imposes very large fines on companies and member states and so on trust legislation so on but it has not really done this on many human rights issues. the message is clear politically speaking europe doesn't have the will or desire to make sure member states respect a fundamental right the right to a childhood. when autumn arrives in the fall gary and village of revival get to know when the parents are back at work on the last stage after the harvest packing but dried tobacco. could be are you happy. has she been working hard no not really. they're only interested in money these kids and who have visited the tobacco for you this year put it. into what else in the world yes i'm satisfied they do work hard they listen to me they do what they're told and they also study. just like the gustav's the whole village is getting ready for the big tobacco sale. so when do the buyers arrive we have to bring our t

european commission is looking to provide $11 million. japan is even $10 million in aid. australia has included $5.3 million in its package. there are other people making ledges as well. greg, thank you for joining us. >> the aid is not getting anywhere at the moment. that that is a sign of being credible devastation and challenges being faced on the ground. assets comingry in from foreign powers, which plus the entire international humanitarian aid community setting out to really respond very quickly. we are on -- finding that there is a real bottleneck into the epicenters of the disaster, things proving to be very difficult. >> i wanted to ask you why. 10 years ago we had the synonymy, nearly, the haiti earthquake after that, there has been so much work into national .isasters -- natural disasters >> i think that what we learned from the tsunami was that there are problems when you pile in andmous amounts of systems what we are seeing is a very with cleanup operation communications systems being set up on neighboring islands. as soon as that infrastructure and foundatio

comes during a pretty tough negotiations between the government and officials stuff on the european commission the european central bank and the imf about the measures to try the five next year's budget gap. do you think these strikes are having an impact on the guest judges especially what's happening to die. all this protests and demonstrations that in athens and in many parts of greece almost everyday. does that say it's accidental psychic that they they want and want to think that this strikes and demonstrations of painting tilling is to keep up the pressure on the government's asset backing and so steady and it doesn't even too far for our city demands by greece's predators on. not that inspectors of five died yesterday and one of the nation's defense this month is the biggest fear about a fish called out for next year. with that inspectors save more on an up more than city will be replied the government completely denies that and it's the first time but it seems that the government has set a clear red line where they state that they will not accept under any circumstances adding more sal

jackie roland has more from paris. >> the european commission says that there are clear signs that the economy both within the euro zone, and within the e.u. as a whole, has reached a turning point. it would appear to vindicate the kind of tough medicine which has been prescribed, but at the same time, the commission is warning that growth will be slower to pick up and it will only be very gradually that increased growth will lead to an improvement in the employment situation. sew the commissioner is saying this is a time to keep working and in burglar there are a couple of issues that is still great concern, and one of them is implement. specifically youth unemployment. we have seen countries across europe trying to cut public spending and in particular by cutting the public sector, cutting jobs. reducing benefits all of this has led to unrest in a number of countries and also to political problems so it is quite clear that while there may be some positive trends there is reason to be very cautious about the outlook within europe. >> meanwhile, unemployment in spain is getting worse.

my personal friends in the european commission to refrain from harsh statements president warns brussels against pointing the finger at russia over ukraine is decision to call for an integration deal with the e.u. . this is pro european anger erupts for a third day across ukraine while economists say the deal would only have deep economic troubles live report from shortly plus. he would call a halt to damaging wissmann support pushing so many people into poverty scotland outlines how life would be better outside the u.k. reading the ground than for next year's independence vote and. this is.

the european commission is not very active in taking its member states before the european court of justice because european court of justice imposes very large fines on companies and member states and so on trust legislation so on but it has not really done this on many human rights issues. the message is clear politically speaking europe doesn't have the will or desire to make sure member states respect a fundamental right the right to a childhood. when autumn arrives in the garion village of writable get to know when the parents are back at work on the last stage after the harvest packing the dried tobacco. if you are you happy. i should been working hard. not really. they're only interested in money these kids and who have visited the tobacco for you this year put it. into what else in the world yes i'm satisfied they do work hard they listen to me they do what they're told them they also study just like the gustav's the whole village is getting ready for the big tobacco sale. so when do the buyers arrive we have to bring our tobacco to a desi

the european commission is not very active in taking its member states before the european court of justice because european court of justice imposes very large fines on companies and member states and so on trust legislation so on but it has not really done this on many human rights issues. the message is clear politically speaking europe doesn't have the will or desire to make sure member states respect a fundamental right the right to a childhood. when autumn arrives in the fall garion village of original get to know and our parents are back at work on the last stage after the harvest packing the dried tobacco. if you are you happy. has she been working hard. not really. they're only interested in money these kids and who have visited the tobacco for you this year put it. into what else in the world yes i'm satisfied they do work hard they listen to me they do what they're told and they also study. just like the gustav's the whole village is getting ready for the big tobacco sale. so when do the buyers arrive we have to bring our tobacco

the european commission is not very active in taking its member states before the european court of justice because european court of justice imposes very large fines on companies and member states and so on trust legislation so on but it has not really done this on many human rights issues. the message is clear politically speaking europe doesn't have the will or desire to make sure member states respect a fundamental right the right to a childhood. when autumn arrives in the fall gary and village of live never get to know and our parents are back at work on the last stage after the harvest packing the dried tobacco. if you are you happy. has she been working hard. not really. they're only interested in money these kids and who have visited the tobacco for you this year put it. into what else in the world yes i'm satisfied they do work hard they listen to me they do what they're told and they also study. just like the gustav's the whole village is getting ready for the big tobacco sale. so when do the buyers arrive we have to bring our tob

environmental organization, for the implementation of the european commission but also to ban -- organization working to protect oceans for the past 10 years has published several investigations putting the -- pointing the finger and highlighting what they consider their lack of economic and ecological sense. publichas reached the stage and supporters of deep-sea fishing has joined the debate. vessel ownerishing posted on the website saying this type of fishing has a very limited impact and -- environmental impact and generates jobs. this is ahead of the crucial european parliament vote december 10. of oh, which officially -- kosovo has been recognized as a state by facebook. rigorously they had to register as citizens of serbia. the social network has more than one billion users worldwide. politicians hailing the move. the vice minister for foreign affairs, for example, and also the mr. for european integration. addbook has a decision to it to the list of countries has been highly anticipated. if they have been campaigning for months, urging the social network to recognize the country as a s

has accused moscow blackmailing ukraine out of signing a deal the european commission al european council stressed that the offer from kiev remains open however experts say that you won't be able to support ukraine if it conclude an agreement with the union. the european union really using tin a very good financial situation ukraine needs to have a competitive economy but if it is in to agreement with the european union rules would make the economy less competitive it would mean less economic growth it would mean higher unemployment so any money would go to offset the damage that the european union would actually do to ukraine if there was an agreement now of course you've been union does it would be have any money to be lending out because it has its own severe. we are closely following the events unfolding in ukraine and there is more on our website of course for all the photos and videos from the scene even had there to r.t. dot com. all the latest fighting between government troops and militia in libya's eastern city of benghazi has left at least fourteen dead and dozens more wounded

absolutely will bring some leaders of the european commission the european council agreed to joint statement saying the proposal to ukraine still stands out with again accused moscow of pressure in kiev at the signing will build from the bruges group little thing time told us that the use of becoming compass much influence as possible the opinion it's very keen to expand to a straight regulations to new countries and to make sure that was made in brussels by noting the european union but also outside of the opinion that it's not often you become a fixed interest is certainly not in the interest of ukraine with the opinion is looking to expand its elation was selfless taking in countries from kolkata to turkey and then of course from the british in the east two to azerbaijan the meeting is in the country's best interest to have excessive regulation could omit industries. or i would go stories as well as news of job away from this new commission to teach it to the hunger strike by this to continue until the deal with the eu signed. also in line with this the financial hurdles the pf at the mak

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. >> in 2010, stockholm became the first city to receive the european commission's green capital award for its exemplary environmental planning, effective reduction of carbon dioxide emissions, and goal to be fossil-fuel-free by 2050. the city is continuing that legacy by transforming the stockholm royal seaport, a rundown district on the northeast edge of the city, into a model city of the future. formerly the king's hunting ground, the city purchased the area in the 19th century and converted it to an industrial port with oil- and gas-handling facilities. today, empty buildings are reminders of the past industrial revolution. but by 2020, developers plan to turn this 583-acre area into a mixed-use eco-city, an attractive place to live and work. >> my name is staffan lorentz. i am head of development for the stockholm royal seaport project. we are planning in transforming an old industrial import area into new areas for living for 10,000 new apartments and 30,000 new work spaces. the projects in this phase actually started in 2010. it was--we made a program together with a port compan

last week the european commission ruled that the text by spain exported to north break eu rules. the two nations that the new told save for the sovereignty of gibraltar since it was ceded to britain three centuries ago. at least ten egyptian soldiers have been killed and several more wounded in a car bomb attack in north sinai it happened at the regional capital. i'll reach close to israel and the gaza strip reports say a convoy of buses was carrying soldiers through the area with a roadside bomb went off attacks against egypt's security forces have increased since the fall of president muhammad most he was ousted by the army in july. security forces recently launched an offensive against islamic militants in sinai. or. al qaeda linked group said it was behind the deadly double suicide attack on the iranian embassy in beirut. at least twenty three people were killed with neely hundred and fifty others injured. he of whom are some brigades has threatened to inflict more on each leg syndrome which rules forces in syria. with the bank based in russia the us cents to an off year old

twelfth and final review into the program of assistance from the international monetary fund the european commission and the european central time. finance minister michael noonan said the program has been hard on the irish people. really what's happening today is. responsibility for continuing that restored the economic functions of that. does being pass complete to back down to the irish go. but of course that doesn't mean the bill for direction has to be th of course we have to continue to accept the responsibility is not with ourselves. on a conference call area today the imf said. itunes has achieved a law center the program. that's economic growth was disappointing while ponting was much improved much more needs to be done on problem mortgages or we were all achievement of the progress and back to the point to the original program protection but we have taken to a cup of tea or whatever was left with what to say that. today in front stretch the presence of the european central bank financed rates reduction tool called serve one cents us inflation is low across the eurozone on staff areas by nx

has accused moscow threatening ukraine out of signing a deal the european commission. and the european council stressed that the offer of remains open however act spurred say the e.u. is just attempting to secure its influence as far as possible you can you just very keen to expand to spread its regulations to new countries and to make sure that is made in brussels of by not only in the european union but also outside of the european union with a snort of the new economy is best interest it's certainly not in the interest of ukraine but the european union is looking to expand its but give a shit sell through its taking in countries from north to turkey and then of course . in the east to do as oppose your. country's best interest to have excess you break it industries. very closely following the events unfolding in ukraine here and there's more on our website for all the photos and videos from the scene had to our team dot com. the latest fighting between government troops and militia in libya's eastern city of benghazi has left at least fourteen dead and dozens more wo

has accused moscow of batman ukraine act of signing a deal and the european commission and the european council stressed that the office for kiev remains open however experts say the won't be able to support ukraine if it can claim its new green and with the union. the european union really isn't in a very good financial situation ukraine needs to have a competitive economy but if it enters into agreement with the european union e.u. rules would make the economy less competitive it would mean less economic growth it would mean higher unemployment so any money would go to offset the damage that the european union would actually do to ukraine if there was an agreement course you can union it doesn't really have any money to be lending out because it has its own severe boy sees. we are closely following the events unfolding in ukraine and there's more on our website so you for all the photos and videos from the scene to you head see r.t. dot com. there are two men from very different walks of life but the pope and vladimir putin have more in common than you might think coming up we report