or the european parliament. exactly the same kind of system. you vote to put a vote, and members represent you in the european parliament. the other side are the representatives of the national government by definition, national governments are the results of election, so democratically appointed. the two branches of the decision making, those who represent the states, and those who are elected directly by the citizens, they are effectively fully accountable. they are fully democratic. our system is democratic. >> how do you manage 23 different languages? the lingue franca is english, is in it? >> when you have, on a daily basis, we use some languages more than others. it used to be french. in the 1980's, inside the european institutions, all the meetings. now it is rather english. french is still used as well. germany is one of the working languages that one can use in meetings and documents. but the languages are equally treated as far as legislation is concerned. if you are a farmer increase or -- in greece o

. >> i'm the head of the iran delegates of the european parliament. i would like to come back to the question of iranian enrichment. i believe that's the only way there's a diplomatic breakthrough, not a technical question, it's the politics of uranium enrichment. i was interested to hear obama administration has not said zero enrichment. actually many of the other countries have not said enrichment. they still hope. the possibility of compromise. iranians will never accept zero enrichment because they think, and it is true, according to international treaties they have the right to enrich for peaceful purposes. so this is one of the things. the other thing is that rainium enrichment is so much in the iranian identity today that actually saying zero enrichment would be a suicide for anyone. so there has to be some kind of acceptance of peaceful purposes. this can be done, the inspectors can do it. limited uranium ould israel enrichment in iran as they have the right in the treaty. >> you represent european parliament. for years, the last 15 years, dur

fact a lot of the human rights organizations of the servers along with the chairman of the european parliament have said requested to the belarusian president. to grant clemency to the two convicted men but those requests i were disregarded in fact a lot of the european of the european human rights observers and officials have long been looking in belarus and questioning the officials approach it to human rights freedom of speech and their treatment off the opposition this has in fact still led to a diplomatic route after bellerose fall dowd's its investors from several of the european countries and in retaliation the european union has also recalled all of their ambassadors from belo rose the european union foreign affairs chief catherine ashton already said that she strongly condemns the executions and she was seconded by the chairman of the european parliament martin short also said that he is horrified at the news and this is just about to worsen the situation and the relations between bellers and the european union even further parties are reporting there. are dozens of people have been a

said that she strongly condemns the executions and she was seconded by the chairman of the european parliament martin shultz hit also said that he is horrified at the news and this is just about as it to worsen the situation and the relations between bellers and the european union even further. reported. dozens of people have been arrested in new york are scores of protesters marched to mark occupy wall street six month anniversary police swept through the birthplace of the movement in zuccotti park hundreds of demonstrators began to tense over the past six months occupy rallies nationwide happened worktop leasing with the towns and tear gas and small protests but the actions are in stark contrast to washington's words in condemning other nations which strong match its idea of democracy as wearing a fortnight explains. the u.s. and its european allies have many things in common security politics and a familiar practice of scalding outsiders about the pillars of democracy the running people have a universal right to assembly and free speech this is the precincts approach of human rights in the

said that she strongly condemns the executions and she was seconded by the chairman of the european parliament martin also said that he is reportedly horrified at the news and this is just about to worsen the situation and the relations between belarus and the european union even further. thanks very much indeed the reporting live from central moscow. this week the us name the soldier accused of killing sixteen civilians in afghanistan last sunday soldier robert bales is now in a military detention center in kansas following the latest deadly incident involving american troops and spoke to outrage among the afghan people and another round of apologies from u.s. officials results he's got a report afghans are not convinced by the excuses. sixteen innocent afghan villagers slaughtered in cold blood nine of them children u.s. officials are going out of their way to present the american surgeon who apparently committed a massacre as just one bad apple. this incident is tragic and shocking and does not represent the exceptional character of our military and the respect that the united states has fo

said that she strongly condemns the executions and she was seconded by the chairman of the european parliament martin short also said that she is horrified at the news and this is just to worsen the situation and the relations between bellers and the european union even further. reporting for us their. self not everyone supported the executions flowers were laid near the home of one of the convicted. earlier his mother received notification from the court that the death sentence had been carried out she thinks her son was made a scapegoat. but you don't really think they can intimidate the police into silence but my sense is they forced his confession and explains the national plan of investigation in trial otherwise they could have executed him longer play these very very and join him in the mideast and coming up on the program a little bit later on friends no more. egypt's freshly elected islamist m.p.'s and say israel is their number one enemy and it seeks to cut all ties with tel aviv. and the russian opposition activists surrounded the capital's t.v. headquarters to take part in what they

does play the lead, but certainly the european parliament and other parliaments and lawmakers and leaders ought to be raising their voices on behalf of the disappeared and the persecuted leaders of the human rights movement in china. >> sure. let me just say briefly. the u.n. is engaging on a couple key cases. the high commissioner on human rights is trying to go to china and seems unlikely it will happen. clearly she should go and needs to raise her voice. she has to her credit raised her voice loudly on gao's case and frankly, needs to do a lot more. her case got a lot of attention internationally and raised the case in the parliament all-around the world. lots of different contexts. there is a lot of support for gao zhisheng. but i want to underscore that her children live in the united states now. they have protection from the united states. this gives this case in particular a special connection to our country. we have given them asylum status and gao himself has residual status based on family status. if we can reappear him and he is willing to go, he can be free and live his with h

so why do members of the european parliament want the new law? >> we've had a financial crisis. people want to make sure that we don't have any of the systemic threats that we've had in the recent past. an insurance law at european that will make sense, everybody has agreed it to. companies are all signed up to it. they may argue about the finer points, but let's be realistic about the situation we find ourselves in. this makes perfect sense and a much safer financial world for all of us. >> why haven't the british government and the british regulator made stronger representations on your behalf? >> i think they've been very vocal on our behalf, to be fair to them. but the u.k. is one country among 27. the prudential is not the biggest issue at stake here. i know a lot of the media attention has been focused on us. but my concerns for the u.k. are much more significant than what may or may not happen to prudential. it's about job creation. it's about equality in this country. >> if the pru were to move to asia, its shareholders were protected, but there would be less money provi

independence party european parliament member paul nottle is told me that he thinks that southern european countries would be better to set sail alone. police in serious trouble i mean you just gotta look at the amount of people who are out on the streets demonstrating at the moment suicide rates are up to what minimum wage has been caught there's rush homelessness in that country at the moment all the european union is doing and going down the slide it's encouraging the cradle of civilization to head towards revolution because that's what will happen if we continue with these austerity measures there's only one hand so nothing comes out of the all altogether back onto the track. the value sets its own exchange rate other combatants of level get this exports moving the idea that greece spain portugal and all of these mediterranean countries could exist within the same euros old used a country like germany was completely facile from the start and reset it we predicted this it was impossible out of her way so the only way that this thing can move on is for probably the north or country for f

members of the european parliament with the. exception to experience an election monique arranged has found no evidence for any falsity cases of course they could be small irregularity gates but these say irregularities were all technical hard and dead they couldn't influence the election and the result of the elections now there was another group that said he can conditions for conducting a presidential campaign where shifted in kuhn's favor do you think that is something that's an honest assessment essentially even though he didn't really run much of a campaign he was mostly campaigning on his name recognition. well and i think when he's calm still and the polls say believe is of having. a mass media cover acts of course there will say. some more tense is what that was. more chances for the i can prime minister but we can see it in any other conference which means that the. acting prime minister or a nectarine president in any of the european countries has some more chances because of his post than day he said and i do t. say

carrying out the attacks and it's as old might also have been executed as the chairman of the european parliament has already called the situation terrifying and he has called clemency for the remaining man however at this again all of those statements from the european officials came before. the news about the second man also be executed started coming in. thanks very much indeed for that update we've been reporting. this week the u.s. soldier accused of killing sixteen civilians in afghanistan last sunday sergeant robert bales is now in the military detention center in kansas following the latest incident involving american troops it's rage among the afghan people and another round of apologies from u.s. officials result is going to report afghans are not convinced by the excuse. the. sixteen innocent afghan villagers slaughtered in cold lot nine of them children u.s. officials are going out of their way to present the american surgeon who apparently committed the massacre as just one bad apple. this incident is tragic and shocking and does not represent the exceptional character of our militar

independence party european parliament member paul not all says it's time that southern european countries so it's a little. serious trouble i mean you just got to look at the amount of people who are out from the streets demonstrating at the moment suicide rate through up there with minimum wages being caught there's mass homelessness in that country at the moment and all the european union is doing. is it's encouraging the creative civilisation to head towards revolution because that's what will happen if we continue with these austerity measures there's only one so nothing comes out of the all together gets back onto the track marks the values are thrown exchange rate at a competitive level get this exports moving the idea that greece spain portugal and all these mediterranean countries could exist within the same euro zone used a country like germany was completely farcical from the start. we said it we predicted this it was impossible that a coup so the only way that this thing can move on is for probably the north the country with the form their own euro zone and for those who fall o

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missile defense system saying it will shoot down any rocket threatening its territory but former european parliament member glenn ford believes chalky zero is overplaying the danger. but we clearly the the un could take action but what call it what it does and it's got fairly fierce sanctions on north korea already north korea is actually alleviating the risk tribute to japan because it shifting this launch from the east coast to the west coast so it will not fly over japan in the same way that it's possible for the launch to go wrong because the previous two have gone wrong the first one failed the third stage failed to ignite. and so it crashed into the sea way past japan and seems to be rather unlikely that there's going to be any danger that this is going to hit your part in the sense that if it's a three stage rocket it why the rafale before it gets to japan or what's going to pass over as i said if they launch into south and it looks like they're going to do that having shifted the launch cycle east coast to the west coast it's very very unlikely to have. pose any danger to japan israel has re

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been watching this case as well in fact as a matter as a matter of fact the president of the european parliament has also. has also clear the fourth part and for the better for the men in this case and that's a plea has also been refused apparently and another at thing which to have to keep in mind is that of the just left who has apparently been executed in bellerose he has been he has been tried and found. not so much just carrying out the blast as much as the knowing is that it's the terror attack was being prepared and not alerting the authorities or validated now according to reports from delhi receipt has actually been that he sent his distances has actually been brought through now balor is just a reminder it is the only country in europe which still employs capital punishment and that it is also raising a lot of questions and is hampering its relations with its neighbors thank you artie's arena gold reporting live from moscow. and still ahead for you this hour a post-revolutionary take on justice. thousands of vigilante sort of plant police across pittacus gonna give us appears that the

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should learn the lesson from these interest here thought smart and dress a member of the european parliament from the u.k. independence party thank you indeed for your time thank you well coming up a little later in the program here in r.t. the fierce anti iranian rhetoric coming from the israeli government is finding little support from the people that suggest they are here their strikes on the islamic republic is extremely unpopular with less than twenty percent of israelis saying yes to the move. still to come for you but first israel is knocking up suspected palestinian militants giving them no idea how long they will be held or what they're accused of it's a national concern when one prisoner came close to death for going sixty six days on a hunger strike or the selena gomez show went to meet his family. how there are laws wife wishes she could forget the day she was arrested but it's just one feed. the soldiers came to our house around took my husband out of the bathroom and led him away there were many of them all of drugs they all acted like animals. israeli authorities have already

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