in nineteen seventy nine the campaign has two major objectives educate voters about what the european parliament does and emphasize the importance of their boat a member of austria's parliament on smart cards is heading the campaign means he can always been here or in this one and once they know what the parliament is all about. they will be preparing to take part in the election because they can be sure that their vote will have an effect. all we need is a high turnout because it makes us stronger as members of parliament since there is a connection between information communication and participation. we have to do what we can to reduce the deficit of information the distortion of reality lots of people take guided tours of the european parliament every year some say they will vote in the next election. others say they won't. davis said that aside i am not going to vote because for five years i haven't voted not even for national elections because i'm convinced it has absolutely no impact and for the european election is even worse because we have the impression of not being listened to by the

center diamond fourche and one at the european parliament in strasburg. i. the loom the head of the european jewish congress to watch. i'm told has called on european officials to do more to stop the rise of neo policies across the continent and to a statement following a victory in regional elections in central slovakia. mario could leave a former tenant of the band new togetherness national car seat. angela sent me an aunt easy using the democratic system against democrats called the european authorities to drop a plan of action flicks before it's too late. he suggested that europe should follow the example of greece which ended its district members of the new gold in the one auntie of their parliamentary immunity and come on tee off from state funding going into it nonetheless remains a powerful political force the reason for nothing lost it to become increases that my spoken of political policy elsewhere in europe countries on rice year because he is also called space and falling number of anti semitic incidents including one on team will make a cooling

the fresh surveillance scandal which paul murphy who is an irish member of the european parliament thank you so much for joining us on our team. well let's take a look at that the situation no while ago when the snow the revelations aware of for snow into the the eu harshly criticized in washington for its actions but right now we have a situation when one eu country spying on another. so what sort of reaction can we expect from brussels. the bow reaction we get from brussels meanwhile in illustrates is the team. gross hypocrisy all the leaders of all of the countries of europe and really around the world. pam whereby their happy to criticize other people spying on themselves that are there all day and age of the soul of the major powers in the world in question are the days of losses fighting against each other. what also most importantly against their own people is against other people around the world

center diamond fourche and one at the european parliament in strasburg. i. loom it's the state steering united states and across the country americans are taking the time to remember those who've served and sacrificed in the us military. and during the israel synagogue in washington dc jewish war veterans are taking the spotlight as millet read and pulled the discussion of how tired she wished they had informed their many years of service to us for seats the military to our country's leader when it comes to quality. the first of the organization to be segregate to the harry s truman's presidential order it is today an organization where anyone can excel. based on their own skills and determination but not where they're born. the color their skin or whether or not they were cheap. so says reader add on for mitchell anstey who has served in the us media for over thirty years he says his state has shaped his time in the military the teachings of judaism the moral upbringing contributed a lot to me. in terms of ethics. and moving more and doing the right thing a

the where is all a plenary session of the european parliament and stars were again sought the approval of the new data protection rules for the digital age. the um this is a lot was accosted by a parliamentary committee that approved an updating of regulations for private citizens as well as data handling by national security agencies. after almost a year in hostage negotiations four thousand amendments submissions and more than fifty meetings that data protection law was approved by the committee on civil liberties justice and home affairs in stocks pared officials say it's more difficult the new data protection directive is politically sensitive because it deals with data handling by national security agencies which is a member state competence. the regulation is commercially challenging because it sets rules for companies to you. together the legislation is seeking to harmonize data protection across all member states can get users' privacy by the faults including the right to a research the right to raise as the ride which exist in europe since nineteen ninety five. in all eu membe

fallout from the fresh surveillance scandal with paul murphy who is an irish member of the european parliament thank you so much mr murphy for joining us here on r t v well let's now take a look at the situation you know while ago when the snowden revelations were all first known to the public the e.u. harshly criticized washington for its actions but right now we have a situation when i want to e.u. country is spying on another so what sort of reaction can we expect from brussels and i think we'll see what reaction we get from brussels. i mean what it illustrates is the deep gross hypocrisy of the leaders of all of the countries over europe really around the world whereby they're happy to criticize other people spying on themselves but that are they're all engaged in this all of the major powers in the world without a question are engaged in massive spying against each other. but also most importantly against their own people as i guess other people around the world and i think what should come out from ordinary people across europe is a clear message that we are opposed to the building of a

when you inquire into intelligence services and you the european parliament and the european union does have a major intelligence services we've got something called which is a very small intelligence operation but it's nothing like a national intelligence service like you have in russia or u.k. has of france has. because of we just don't have the power and authority to get those intelligence services here we have a thing called loyal cooperation in the you it's a voluntary situation and as a result none of the intelligence services including d.c. h.q. have actually come along turn quality because i've just recently david cameron lashed out at the guardian for being irresponsible for publishing more leaks but you know people are wondering shouldn't he be offering his apologists instead of lashing out at the press. well i mean he's entitled to his view i mean he's the prime minister and he's entitled to his view in the u.k. different politicians have given their view his his view is that he feels the guardian of going too far and he stated his view but what is your view because you're a

when you inquire into intelligence services and you the european parliament and the european union doesn't the major intelligence services we've got something called which is a very small intelligence operation but it's nothing like a national intelligence service like you have in russia or u.k. has of france has. because of we just don't have the power and authority to get those intelligence services here we have a thing called loyal cooperation in the you it's a voluntary situation and as a result none of the intelligence services including d.c. h.q. have actually come along turn quiet because that's just recently david cameron lashed out at the guardian for being irresponsible for publishing more leaks but you know people are wondering shouldn't he be offering his apologies and said of lashing out at the press but i mean he's entitled to his view i mean he's the prime minister and he's entitled to his view in the u.k. different politicians have given their view his his view is that he feels the guardian of going too far and he stated his view but what is your view because you're a polit

the e's voice on the world stage is no more than heart that is just a smile to jen one of the european parliament in brussels. and we in the wake of the old crawling over reports that american surveillance of european citizens and leaders members of the european parliament expect announced against exploiting between the lines spying has always insisted that we are said to peaceably friend aunt and spying is not something that is easily tolerable if it doesn't have a clear purpose. haskins there needs to be some kind of justification. clearly this is through the allegations but we don't know. if that's the case we need to get the truth is that sometimes parents. german chancellor angela merkel has been the center of events since revelations that america's national security agency had been monitoring the postal communications relations between us and germany now under threat the white house having recently stated that until just a few weeks ago us president a bomb and no knowledge of them wanted to let go. the streets of new york city meanwhile the views of the american be mixed with some believing

any deal and it's very clear that there will be no majority in the european parliament for any deal in the current circumstances so the alternative is if you want the ukraine breaks down or this is put off into the into the middle future at best but there are people quickly. in eastern europe who would like to see a growth towards ukraine that they see the european union as christendom if you want it's a christian community and would prefer moving to with ukraine raffling turkey which is why if you want to go on turkish membership as well i suspect the reality is at least in the next quarter century yet neither would your. some international news in brief the number of people killed by the typhoon that ravaged the philippines last week has risen to two thousand three hundred military planes in the u.s. aircraft carrier have arrived with food and emergency supplies but crippled infrastructure and looting are hampering relief efforts the storm is thought to be the strongest to hit the country since records began. a gas pipeline explosion in a polish village has left two people dead an

hoping to discuss was the palmer bigger than irish number of european parliament the fallout of the fresh revelations scandal meantime the sochi twenty fourteen winter olympics torch relay is approaching and a story checkpoint final preparations are being made to send it into orbit. mark andrus is of the cars and rome were the launch will take place. and though i guess the hands of the teens it's now less than twenty four hours until the olympic sports makes this moment in history this fascinating journey up to the international space station and all. the eight am tomorrow. in most of the lord to heal so that i sleep at four am in london at eleven pm that he knew it of course this is the moment in history i of course not only the fact that it's the second time i've got three so this please call to talk to the iss and will be a token of a melon crew members on a bullet still be quite a posse of that. my opinion i think the space station is one of the greatest accomplishments of mankind in modern times because of the international cooperation of other countries and well so it's great that w

right as the most dangerous phenomenon facing the european union that could lead to the most european parliament in the street in the end it's a numbers game as far as that's concerned the rise of the right is not quite just a blip on europe's radar. r.t.e. paris. and it is the latest general elections in a number of e.u. member states that have raised the most concern over the swing to the stream this year in austria for example the far right secured one fifth of the ballot movement for a better hungry made begin roads at the national assembly in twenty ten in the same year in latvia the national alliance came in fourth and then in twenty eleven the true finns party quadrupled its share of the national vote. for norway it's a particularly painful problem the anti immigration progress party came third in national elections this year despite having mass murder anders breivik as a former follower social research expert johannesburg believes populist appeal is feeding the ranks of the far right. all of these parties are anti immigrant there and our immigration they do express their the strongest so

they want as many of their candidates elected to the european parliament in order to undermine the e.u. from within. >> we want to repatriate the ability to decide ourselves who we - how we control the boarders. how we control our money and economy. how we are able to control our own currency. that is the lig mate powers from our parliament are number one, and not direct from brussels. >> a small but noisy crowd of demonstrators gathered outside the dutch parliament where the meeting took place. banners make it clear what they think of marine lapenn. >> in the neth -- netherlands and france far right parties are gaining popularity. they look to do well. >> it's in the interests of political leaders to build a strong parliament with the benefits more power in the european parliament and in europe. >> it's by no means certain that all the dispirit far-right parties with different nationalistic agendas could agree to cooperate on a european level. the prospects of them forming an alliance is enough to have mainstream parties across europe worried. a message of the far right - anti-immigra

all in all in georgia and the european parliament in brussels. in this program the power of real being. just how influential on special interests in the 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 bec

were misused and polly does that into companies with links to organized crime hurrah for the european parliament. the document also says work was only carried out. 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 enfo

as the most dangerous phenomenon facing the european union that could lead to the most anti european parliament in history in the end it's a numbers game as far as that's concerned the rise of the right is not quite just a blip on europe's radar. r.t.e. paris. for the way it's a particularly painful problem me and tina gratian progress party came third in national elections this year despite having mass murder and is braving as a former follower social research expert johannesburg police populace to paley's fading the ranks of the far right all of these parties are anti immigrant there and our immigration they do express their the strongest sort of anti immigrant views in europe and so that's why these days might have a certain influence as they have had like in denmark for instance and so resistance against the immigration is one thing the other is a sort of anti-gay sentiment among voters in europe so people who wish to express a protester an anti elitist sentiment tend to support these parties they could have a major influence certainly in terms of immigration policy and in terms of the way

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right as the most dangerous phenomenon facing the group you knew that could be the most anti european parliament in history in the end it's a numbers game as far as that's concerned the rise of the right is not quite just a blip on europe's radar. r.t.e. paris meanwhile on the other side of the atlantic some rural communities are pushing for the creation of a new state. as american voters head to the polls on election day hundreds of thousands of citizens in colorado are voting on a ballot initiative to establish the fifty first us states details straight ahead. now more of the story after the break to stay with us. there's a media legal show we leave that maybe. by the seat cushions she truly play your part of the musical. for shoes that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from. politicking only on our t.v. . i. leave. for you. tom. i. diplomats are struggling to pave the way to a peace conference on syria unconfirmed reports say may be delayed again for another month meantime syria says it's not going to the long awaited peace summit to hand over power or form a transitio

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as the most dangerous phenomenon facing the european union that could lead to the most anti european parliament in history in the end it's a numbers game as far as that's concerned the rise of the right is not quite just a blip on europe's radar. r.t.e. paris. meanwhile on the other side of the atlantic some room communities are pushing for the creation of a new state. as american voters head to the polls on election day hundreds of thousands of citizens in colorado are voting on a ballot initiative to establish the fifty first us states details straight ahead. i did a totally different direction to also in the way beauty quit smoking six nations brought up the russian capital as we get is a for the miss universe contest talk about that as well right after this break. this is the media leave us so we leave the media part of the scene motion security play your part of the musical. push use that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all on politicking only on our t.v. . commission free cretaceous free comes for charges free the maintenance free. free stews free. down

the most dangerous phenomenon facing the european union that could lead to the most and to european parliament in history in the end it's a numbers game as far as that's concerned the rise of the right is not quite just a blip on europe's radar. r.t.e. paris the president of the commission. called on the pro european forces to take the lead and not give the initiative to extremist movements some analysts believe voters are turning away from mainstream parties because there is little difference in their programs. these parties provide something that their stablished parties do not provide today people are sometimes feel discontented that i did a logical space between established partisan shrinking and if you feel like you don't want to vote for the incumbent party and then you feel what you don't have any other part is to vote for and then you kind of tend to go to these populist parties that's on that question also these parties have been there today a lot better. ten fifteen years ago so there's a combination of a lot of factors that affect us meanwhile on the other side of the atlantic some

looking confidently and two elections in twenty fourteen in france next year brings both the european parliament elections in may in municipal polls that much while we have the support from france is industrial north onto me young and ambitious the national front candidates and was making the phone right so attractive. i do is twenty years old along national front canada. he's twenty one to study spanish and is also national front candidate. those are young college educated and they follow the same woman machine and that's fine. no other party in france attract as many young people. one third of its members are understood to your soul. the inside. he said. men want to become the years to the upcoming municipal elections due to the car still has his sights set on the northern town of fifteen. once a thriving industrial site today it too depressed to rust belt city which eighteen percent unemployment. it is because joe campaigns on economic issues of our home the sexy new taxes will present its own business honest and pretty heavy on the up the whole family. in dealing with dying a slow death he w

as the most dangerous phenomenon facing the european union that could lead to the most anti european parliament in history in the end it's a numbers game as far as that's concerned the rise of the right is not quite just a blip on europe's radar. r.t.e. paris or the president of european commission manuel barroso called on the pro european forces to take the lead not give the initiative to explain this movement analysts believe populist appeal though on public discontent with the rising tide of immigration is feeding the ranks of the far right. paul of these parties are anti immigrant there and they do express. the strongest sort of anti immigrant views in europe and so that's one of these places might have a certain influence they have had like in denmark for instance and so resistance against the immigration is one thing the other is a sort of anti-gay sentiment among voters in europe so people who wish to express a protester an anti elitist sentiment tend to support these parties they could have a major influence certainly in terms of immigration policy and in terms of the way that europe is

as the most dangerous phenomenon facing the european union that could lead to the most anti european parliament in history in the end it's a numbers game as far as that's concerned the rise of the right is not quite just a blip on europe's radar tester sylvia r.t. paris just had the program libya may have abandoned its nuclear ambitions long ago but war stockpiles of the radium remain in the country almost on guarded the course a major concern to go live inside on the potential problems there what after. all. it's technology innovation all the developments around russia we've got the future covered. place. basic needs of economic ups and downs in the final months day the london new york sang i and the rest because it's going the take it will be everything we can all say. his tenure in moscow going to miles he said libyans were sworn in a breakaway government dealing in a new blow to the embattled central authority in tripoli named by local militias the area's home to a large share of the country's all reserves so it's the birthplace to incidentally of the revolution that overthrew market turf i

have weathered the storm much better than others those in the high echelons of the european parliament of being concerned by these comments coming out but it hasn't stopped leaders in britain in france and here in germany saying they want restrictions on migrant. all of a revolutionary three d. printing technology spoke to guns scare in america after a workable firearm was successfully created now then philadelphia has become the first u.s. city to ban the unlicensed printing of guns but important looks next and how anyone could soon manufacture weapons at home. red's shooting range in austin texas is normally packed with gun enthusiasm. today the difference is that these men are firing rounds with a do it yourself firearm the world's first three d. printed metal gun we wanted to showcase the abilities of what direct metal can do and what a better way than find something that can withstand a bunch of heat tolerance accuracy all wrapped into one which in america everybody knows which is a par. eric much later is a project coordinator at solid concepts company specializing in three d. pr

have weathered the storm much better than others those in the high echelons of the european parliament of being concerned by these comments coming out but it hasn't stopped leaders in britain in france and here in germany saying they will. restrictions on migrants. thirty minutes to the extreme mccomas still the way yes mexico is rico here again watching the international. i hate to be a downer but i really think the olympics have lost all meaning in the past when there was the cold war it was like a battle between two ideologies taking place in the abstract and the one nine hundred thirty six olympics nazi pseudo science their self proclaimed superiority was put on trial for the whole world to see and spent the olympics having the majority of the countries on earth participating they're now horribly horribly bland one could argue that they have become a great way for countries to show off their acts used to build up some infrastructure by i think this is a big misconception let's look back to the two thousand a lympics in beijing yes china is really develop in the last twenty years bu

country to what a nice simply isn't often enough now that is something the president of the european parliament has come close to admitting it. earlier today saying the eu may have nderestimated the trauma of the domestic political situation in ukraine. but the country is economically in a bubble financially in the deepest crisis for decades. he goes on to say that he ever needs money on this baby gets applied to fifteen knots white but leaning towards russia at least i know another nod to stumbling block that is to be the right to form a prime minister jailed opposition leader yulia tymoshenko she's covered in prison they needed medical treatment on the back of the eu to say that i was a precondition that she gets gemini to get treatment on the pot luck however liverpool by ukraine's column and now the eu if it does remain on the table with president yahya khan to be given until the eleventh hour to change is mind if you choose to side with the indicator and willing to budge on that starts the prospect that some like me. earlier we are truly did make a dandy needs of the leader of france's nat

you with the president of the european parliament martin schulz saying the e.u. may have underestimated the drama of the domestic political situation in ukraine that the country is economically and above all financially in the deepest crisis for decades and he goes on to say kiev needs money and a steady gas supply suggesting that's why they're leaning towards russia at this time publicly the e.u. continues to cool kiev the agreement will remain on the table into the eleventh hour allowing janak ovitz the opportunity for an improbable late u. turn but we can't have requesting more money and brussels finances already strained it could be a while yet before ukraine starts taking e.u. advances seriously police got r.t. we spoke with luda victor dad an aide to the leader of france's far right national front panel he says it's not surprising that ukraine is reluctant to go ahead with a deal. they're making interventionism inside the national politics of train i can totally understand the president of ukraine why you felt humiliated on this case they're mixing up with

the most dangerous phenomenon facing the european union that could lead to the most and to european parliament in history in the end it's a numbers game as far as that's concerned the rise of the right is not quite just a blip on europe's radar. r.t.e. paris just had fear libya may have abandon its nuclear ambitions long ago but roll stalled polls of process to ready remain in the country almost on god in the causing major concerns and the house is on but i'm a few minutes. there's a medium leave us so we leave that maybe. by the seat cushions securely for your party there's a bill. for shoes that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all politics. are today. mission. critical free. free. free. free. free. free volunteer video for your media project a free media r.t. dot com. hello again diplomats are struggling to pave the way to a peace conference on syria you have arab league envoy lakhdar brahimi is hoping it will be held this year we were hoping that we would be in a position to announce a date today unfortunately we have not but you are still striving to see

have weathered the storm much better than others those in the high echelons of the european parliament of being concerned by these comments coming out but it hasn't stopped leaders in britain in france and here in germany saying they want restrictions on migrants. the right to keep and bear arms protected by the u.s. constitution but how about printing them a revolutionary three d. printing technology could soon make it possible for anyone to create a homemade gun in the city of philadelphia has already banned it but it may be hard for the government to do the same as artie's marine important i reports. rhett's shooting range in austin texas is normally packed with gun enthusiasm. today the difference is that these men are firing rounds with a do it yourself firearm the world's first three d. printed metal gun we wanted to showcase the abilities of what direct metal can do and what a better way than find something that can withstand a bunch of heat tolerance and accuracy all wrapped into one which in america everybody knows how to par. eric much later is a project coordinator at solid

with the president of the european parliament martin schulz saying the e.u. may have underestimated the drama of the domestic political situation in ukraine that the country is economically and above all financially in the deepest crisis for decades and he goes on to say kiev needs money and a steady gas supply suggesting that's why they're leaning towards russia at this time publicly the e.u. continues to cool kiev the agreement will remain on the table into the eleventh hour allowing the opportunity for an improbable late u. turn but we kiev requesting more money and brussels finances already strained it could be awhile yet before ukraine starts taking e.u. advances seriously police got r.t. he spoke with ludovico dad an aide to the leader of france's national front party marine le pen he says it's not surprising that ukraine is reluctant to go ahead with a deal. they're making interventionism inside the national politics of train i can totally understand the president of ukraine why you felt humiliated on this case they're mixing up with the international

that could lead to the most anti european parliament in history. in the end it's a numbers game. as far as that's concerned that the device and the vibe is not quite just a blip on europe's radar. chester city on our team. pirates. here while on the other side of the atlantic some rural communities are pushing for the creation of a new state as american voters head to the polls on election day hundreds of thousands of citizens in colorado are voting on a ballot initiative to establish the fifty first us state of details straight ahead. i am more the story after church the eye. to noon. really though so we did see bush's security. your party years ago. it seems that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from. it's all on politics. only on rte. and in . admission free. education week. he is free. maintenance free. freak. you type free read what you want to be the owner for your. the radio in. the you would to rt eastern libya has sworn in a breakaway governments dealing a new blow to the embattled central authority in tripoli named sarah not caught by local mili

they would needle to have a minimum number of elective members of the european parliament. they could form an alliance, a new block to have access to funding from the european funding level. they'd get office space, have important committees that would get time to speak in the european parliament and effectively be a trojan horse and with their mission of trying to destroy the european union from within. while the mainstream parties portray them at extremists, they feel threatened, because ordinary people across europe do seem to see the appeal of their message. >> thanks, jacki. i'll have more from europe later, but now, let's return to doha. >> still to come on the program, left out in the cold. hundred was native american tribes weren't invited to a conference at the white house. >> the new generation, why the formula britain uses to count the so-called aging population is no longer relevant. >> in sport, miami's star player lebron james puts the heat back on track. action from the nba coming up later. power of the people until we restore >> al jazeera america is a straig

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 state in its own right. sovo has been recognized by 100 or so nations including the united states and 23 out of the 20 eight european union member states and continues its diplomatic campaign on the web to boost online visibility. the campaign is centered around the digital kosovo websites. things they can find to post on social networks and the reservation that form asking them to add kosovo to their list of countries. twitter users have been posting under the best of this #calling for the re

it was presented at the european parliament. the award honors her campaign for girls to have an education. >> and these children -- afor one, an iphone, playstation or chocolate. they just want a book. >> the taliban tried to assassinate her last year because of her work, but that pakistani teenager survived a gunshot to the head. in ukraine'soar parliament on thursday. lawmakers rejected a bill to allow the jailed former prime minister to leave the country for medical treatment. they also scrapped plans for a landmark trade agreement with the eu one week before it was due to be signed. opposition demonstrators gathered in the capital friday to oppose the decision. want ukraine to become a real european country with european values. says the prime minister's conviction is politically motivated. to-- plans tods pursue a closer partnership with russia. police in london revealed that three women have been held as what they call domestic slaves for 30 years. and women were freed from a house in october after contacting a charity hel

with the president of the european parliament martin schulz saying the e.u. may have underestimated the drama of the domestic political situation in ukraine that the country is economically and above all financially in the deepest crisis for decades and he goes on to say kiev needs money and a steady gas supply suggesting that's why they're leaning towards russia at this time publicly the e.u. continues to cool kiev the agreement will remain on the table into the eleventh hour allow an opportunity for an improbable late u. turn but we kiev requesting more money and brussels finances already strained it could be a while yet before ukraine starts taking e.u. advances seriously police got r.t. areas but with a little victory dad an aide to the leader of france's national front party marine le pen he says it's not surprising that ukraine is reluctant to go ahead with the deal. they're making interventionism inside the national politics of the train i can totally understand the president of ukraine why you felt humiliated on this case they're mixing up with the in

certain cases not in all cases in certain cases it would be good to have more involvement of the european parliament they call that activating federation by exception in exceptional cases perhaps we should have more involvement when i take a break now we're talking to the former head of the european central bank how resilient will the euro stay on a drop of the ongoing yes fiscal crisis and what happens so euro when the dollar crashes well the back. the problem it was terrible they weren't very hard to make other plans against a longer disciplined life that never had sex with the target their lives let's play. lists and le may let's. listen. a little. live. live live. live . welcome back to this edition of said think oh we're here in paris talking to john clarke to shed the former head of the european central bank when asked to people they say that france isn't at the best place right now is there and if things continue the way they are now it could find itself in place of greece in the future do you think present policies are stimulating or stagnating i think three problems no very clear. but you k