well he they would have to be valid to call break in in the structures of the european union which has been many much to really dependent upon the power of east berlin access the franco german axis which is driven european integration and driven the euro and i want to clean the euro was largely a french idea to me to arms price to chancellor kohl the price of german reunification so yes you can have german raef unification if you give up the doj mark and go into what they were then calling. course that translates badly in germany they called it the euro and now of course we're finding that the euro is helping germany and hurting france's course are hurting other countries particularly spain and we know about the pigs and how the damage it's cause it was also hurting france as well and france is suffering as a result of the e.u. imposed austerity program so really so cosy years where did himself too and chancellor angela merkel in germany and really if hollande is going to break from that will be a major paradigm shift within the european union and it will take a very bold man a very bo

>> i sincerely think that the european union is a project. it will survive and it is a good project, because it has really taken away all of the trauma from the past. we used to have a little bit of discussion with germany. there was tension between germany and france after the war. and all of these tensions are all gone within the european project because people can travel, do business, study, and there are no borders. this is really like making us all equal. that is good. >> that is good news. >> yes, it is. the other thing is that some of these integration policies and processes were a little too hasty, a little too politically motivated. some countries wanted more in less time, and some other countries were not fully prepared for this full integration. the best example is the hero. -- the euro. >> you are not part of that. you have your own currency. >> we were reluctant in that kind of hasty process of making everything equal economy-wise. we have such a strong economy. germany had such a strong output with such strong productivity. if y

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deficit with the european union. this is a phrase the european kim up with. much of the policy that is made over at the european union does not come from any kind of proportional representation or an assembly votes on a new rule or a new standard. instead it is a system where a lot of the authority is vested in what is called the european commission which are essentially bureaucrats who set the standards for the european union on a lot of various, initially trade, but it has expanded to a lot of other areas now. they make the judgments for the european union about whether an american merger is a violation of antitrust for which there would call competition law. it is very difficult for the electorate in this country to change the policies of the european union. we see that now. the tension between democratic constitution with accountability and transparency verses efforts to rely on independent not accountable officials to exercise sweeping powers as a response to globalization and its transfer. you see that now in th

the european union itself he's not i in mortal danger if it does not get its act together and unfortunately it's been behind this crisis it's been behind the ball to wipe the course of the last two three five in fact all of the ten years or more since they created largely flawed your real project for example of a lot more to say about. it or not i'm afraid to go executive director of the investment consultancy devi advisors on the line there from poland they deserve so much. russia's accusing a group of western arab states who are supporting the syrian opposition of undermining peace efforts gulf ations of calling for weapons to be given to the rebels but says the opposition will never defeat the army and its armed to the teeth a middle east correspondent policy or as the latest details for you. these comments by the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov come just as the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton has restraints to the united states position that they want the syrian president bashar assad to step down immediately against the backdrop of the ongoing peace talks c

left immediately all twenty seven passengers then the european union imposed sanctions umbrella was namely more than two hundred state officials and businessmen are still prohibited from traveling to the european union countries as well as several companies are blacklisted from trade with the european union to have been talks of more tougher sanctions to come within the next several weeks so the possibility that the to the side of the possible sanctions and the release of the prisoners are connected cannot be ruled out by many experts. well go deeper into our stories that are t. dot com here's what online for you at the moment it's like you know the fronts here ruffle stakes its claim to more parts of the resource rich arctic sea bed that night in its territory. and north korea keeps mom about its alleged nuclear program but celebrates the sometimes three of its first leaders birth with a bat and see the sparks fly over to the. brows of american and filipino troops have begun annual military exercises near just did south china sea water tensions between the philippines and china

left immediately all twenty seven passengers then the european union imposed sanctions umbrella was namely more than two hundred state officials and businessman are still prohibited from traveling to the european union countries as well as several companies are blacklisted from trade with the european union there have been talks of more tougher sanctions to come within the next several weeks so the possibility that the two. of the possible sanctions and the release of the prisoners are connected cannot be ruled out by many experts. well that story following online tonight on our web site r t dot com if it's not me a t.v. get a moment also these two outraged israeli top brass including the prime minister and president when they saw this video which we're about to show you now erica it's an israeli soldier throws a knockout punch with his rifle a danish activist find out what that was about along with the footage and the reaction to it would be describing some of it on our web site tonight going to lot of clips also stories that get a lot of interest tonight as well north korea ke

as our norwegian killer this is something that we've seen across the european union. in germany and in france in the united kingdom as well as in norway he's just he was particularly successful but i think he's one of. many maybe too strong but he is certainly not unique in amy's whatsoever and these groups are actually working together to promote these kind of lone wolves to endure any census follow the same pattern as the some of the muslim fundamentalists. this is r.t. why from moscow on the right for you the filipino fury as a war. angry crowds outside the us embassy in manila against your country's controversial workings in china backyard. first the belorussian president has released two political prisoners one of which is the former presidential candidate alexander lukashenko unexpected move follows pressure from the e.u. that's been highly critical of the regime after a harsh crackdown on the opposition ten years ago let's hear a sense of the house the details. few if any had expected such move from the man often described as europe's last dictator alexander th

in fact that goes back to your question about the european union. that's a problem we have both the european union today is that the check of the democrat, most democratic branches in these governments is excluded when it comes to the actions of the european union and so maybe i can close by saying again, i think that what is happening in europe now should be a warning to us in the united states of a way to pursue these questions that might -- of a disaster. thank you very much. >> well, let me just say our thanks to john yoo, professor at uc berkeley law school and co-author this new book which i strongly recommend. it's beautifully analyzed and full of very very useful information. "taming globalization" international law, the u.s. constitution and the new world order. we also take our audience here and on television, radio and the internet. now this meeting of the commonwealth club of california, the place you are in the know, is adjourned. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> the pope has a very famous way of being determined and that is with

the european union left immediately all twenty seven passengers then the european union imposed sanctions umbrella was namely more than two hundred state officials and businessmen are still brought here from traveling to the european union countries as well as several companies are blacklisted from trade with the european union several companies certainly now there have been talks of more tougher sanctions to come within the next several weeks and political analysts are trying to determine whether this unprecedented move by a look at trying to releasing the two high profile prisoners is somehow connected to the possible for the prospect of tougher sanctions but while they are speculating definitely many experts agree that tougher sanctions on belarus which is still recuperating from the financial crisis of last year would definitely be detrimental for the economic growth so the possibility that the two. possible sanctions and the release of the prisoners are connected cannot be ruled out by media experts. thank you. how the countdown to one of the most anticipated shows of the year has be

left immediately old twenty seven investors then the european union imposed sanctions on bella was namely more than two hundred state officials and businessman are still prohibited from traveling to the european union countries as well as several companies are blacklisted from trade with the european union there have been talks of more tougher sanctions to come within the next several weeks so the possibility that the two. possible sanctions and the release of the prisoners are connected cannot be ruled out by many experts. small world news in brief period out this hour. live pictures down over trial that's just begun again so we can go on and on this for a bit and the quest to killing seventy seven people lost so. many people anything related charges for a guy who was no one to shooting rampage. and also try to persuade prosecutors that holmes carried out in something you see been ruled insane it was overturned last week guilty face in the next twenty one sentance. demonstrators are gathered outside the u.s. embassy in the philippines to protest against joint military exercise

left immediately all twenty seven investors then the european union imposed sanctions umbrella was namely more than two hundred state officials and businessmen are still brought here but it from traveling to the european union countries as well as several companies are blacklisted from trade with the european union there have been talks of tougher sanctions to come within the next several weeks so the possibility that the to. the possible sanctions and the release of the prisoners all connected cannot be ruled out by many experts. annual military drills are underway between the u.s. and the philippines the exercises are taking place in the western philippines where tensions with china have an isolating over disputed territory in the south china sea we're told thousand american and philippine troops will complete complete complete absence a trial days of military drills as part of their annual war games meanwhile demonstrators have gathered outside the u.s. embassy in the philippines to protest against the exercise i could muster blue and red paint on the embassy gate that many

countries as well as several companies are blacklisted from trade with the european union have been talks of more tougher sanctions to come within the next several weeks so the possibility that the two. possible sanctions and the release of the prisoners are connected cannot be ruled out by many experts. well the countdown to one of the most anticipated shows of the year has begun and wells chief good surely this sunday's hosting his own program right here on t.v. he comes face to face with he's making headlines makes his debut on tuesday and in the run up son to share some insights with our correspondent smith a full interview is coming up later this hour. what were your criteria for the single biggest criterion something i would come up short but that's quite quite interesting because there are a number of guests that we couldn't get them so that spoke about the internship so . he's currently in prison in the house arrest him for even a political situation makes it extremely difficult for him to speak freely. carport of course. you know prison in russia. was a was a billionai

countries as well as several companies are blacklisted from trade with the european union they have been talks of more tougher sanctions to come within the next several weeks so the possibility. that the two saying the possible sanctions and the release of the prisoners all connected cannot be ruled out by many experts. afghanistan's president says sunday's attacks across the country showed an intelligence failure on part of local and nato forces couple thousand hours i fear fighting and taliban militants sponson on day says and well coordinated assault on the capital targets were in kabul diplomatic quarter with western embassies and government buildings coming under fire thirty six militants were killed but eight police officers and three civilians also lost their lives taliban said the on start was in retaliation for american troops killing civilians and burning copies of the koran independent blogger stephen lyman believes the instability is in the u.s. interests i think america one of the. you know of the year students were to go to a lot of. the korean burnings you were e

left immediately all twenty seven passengers then the european union imposed sanctions umbrella was namely more than two hundred state officials and businessman still brahimi did from traveling to the european union countries as well as several companies are blacklisted from trade with the european union there have been talks of more tougher sanctions to come within the next several weeks so the possibility that the two the sign of the possible sanctions and the release of the prisoners all connected cannot be ruled out by many experts. coming up later in the program appeasing the voters. we have a country. big a lot of fear it's about this tragic world with a new kind of a with globalization and the most fear of the french is that that could damage. the so-called soft shoe french model. politicians campaign with radical views which they believe will bring success at the polls responses fear they'll simply lose their national identity. also the scheme of giving aid in exchange for the team made up the good work of the outcome of egypt and presidential election explain one of pea

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> 25 years ago, turkey applied to join the european union, and it is still waiting. >> severalad reservations, including germany. they say turkey's human rights record is not up to european standards. >> ankara has been working to project an image of a moderate and secular country worthy of joining the eu club. >> turkish coffee in the heart of brussels. this is a lobbyist working to persuade the movers and shakers at the epicenter of the european union that turkey should be given a place in the eu. turkey, she says, already plays an important intermediary role between the eu and iran, and many arab countries. >> in turkey, we have some problems in terms of democratization, in terms of secularism, but turkey is still a very good model of the countries in the region. >> she says the exception process and having to prove its democratic credentials are important for the development of turkey, but she warns that many in turkey are frustrated by the slow progress of talks. >> from this spending and blockage in the negotiation of chapters, it also harmed very much the image of the eu

left immediately all twenty seven investors then the european union imposed sanctions umbrella was namely more than two hundred state officials and businessman are still brought here but it from traveling to the european union countries as well as several companies are blacklisted from trade with the european union to have been talks of war itself or sanctions to come within the next several weeks so the possibility. that the to be the saying of the possible sanctions and the release of the prisoners are connected cannot be ruled out by many experts. where the story online on our website r t got caught also stories there's no it might be interested in just taking a look at self outrage from israeli top brass tonight including the prime minister . when they saw this video take a look for yourself. an israeli soldier throws a knockout punch with his rifle a danish activist find out what the brawl was about along with the footage we got more pictures of it and the reaction to it on our web site also if you get involved in north korea's story very much the news of the moment serve

left immediately old twenty seven passengers then the european union imposed sanctions umbrella was namely more than two hundred state officials and businessman are still prohibited from traveling to the european union countries as well as several companies are blacklisted from trade with the european union there have been talks of more suffer sanctions to come within the next several weeks so the possibility that the two. possible sanctions and the release of the prisoners are connected cannot be ruled out by many experts. porter let's check out some of the stories that article com our web site now at the moment outrage from israeli top brass including the prime minister and president when they saw this video for a bloody show you know they go but israeli soldier throws a knockout punch with his rifle i did danish activist what's the story behind that well we tell you online find out what the ball was about along with the footage you can check out the reaction to it if you want to see more on our web site also north korea keeping mum about its alleged nuclear program but noneth

governments in the united states and the european union in europe would be very concerned about maintaining the integrity of those minor tweaks what we really should be talking about is innovation looks must focus in on specifically to two people to look at this very closely cut it out of. david martin are both not at all happy after they looked at the details of it so with that said how could twenty two e.u. countries signed up why is nothing putting them off. well unquestionably it's agreement but the real problem with access specifically is how it shows that you're opinion it's effectively allowed to do politics without any reference to national populaces so the fact is that this is a piece of you law it's a trade agreement that will. an obligation on european countries to make law in certain ways but it still is in europe it's european or making effectively by proxy and what it shows is that the european union have affectively created institutions and procedures which have prevented these kind of agreements coming under any kind of democratic scrutiny whatsoever that's the real problem

left immediately all twenty seven passengers then the european union imposed sanctions umbrella was namely more than two hundred state officials and businessmen are still brought here with it from traveling to the european union countries as well as several companies are blacklisted from trade with the european union there have been talks of tougher sanctions to come within the next several weeks so the possibility that the two. possible sanctions and the release of the prisoners are connected cannot be ruled out by many experts. let's hear jet ski reporting for us thousands of american filipino troops have begun annual military exercises need to speak to south china sea waters tension between the philippines and china has been escalating there for the past fortnight demonstrators gathered outside the american embassy in manila in protest of the war games taking university deputy principal junction in says the u.s. only has its own moves in mind in the region there are many filipino students and doctors concerned. working represent us playing a big brother role in politics and y

left immediately all twenty seven passengers then the european union imposed sanctions umbrella was namely more than two hundred state officials and businessman are still brought here but it from traveling to the european union countries as well as several companies are blacklisted from trade with the european union there have been talks of tougher sanctions to come within the next several weeks so the possibility that the two. possible sanctions and the release of the prisoners are connected can all be ruled out by many experts. the countdown to one of the most anticipated shows of the year has begun the world's chief whistleblower julian assange just hosting his own program right here on r t ray comes face to face with those making the headlines makes its debut this tuesday and in the run up i saw shared some insights with our correspondent morris smith the full interview coming up next hour here's a preview. when we're choosing the guests what were your criteria. for the single biggest criterion something i would come up with short. that's quite that's quite interesting becau

from the highest representative of the european union on international affairs catherine ashton who already said that releasing these two prisoners is a big step forward and she did she insisted that the other ten political prisoners must also be set free now of course the relations between minsk and the european union have been very much strained we know that a further set of economic sanctions is due to be discussed within the next several weeks and of course the political analysts are now trying to understand whether this move by the country's president is. to ease the tension between brussels and the means but no direct connection has been made so far only the party of the. released prisoners is connecting the fact of the release of the sanctions directly but certainly this is a very interesting move and we have to wait and see where there. could be. easing of this tension and lowering his crackdown on the opposition to continue a crackdown which has been taking place for the past two years ever since the presidential vote in three to ten. counties. there thank you. count do

. >> the european union is due to consider easing sanctions on burma at the meeting later this month.many is open to the idea. >> i am satisfy the things are moving in the right direction. i am hopeful that the democratization process will receive the necessary support from abroad, and that includes letting eu sanctions expired. >> in rangoon, many burmese are cautiously optimistic. they hope it will bring improvement to their daily lives. >> i hope there will be changed. suu kyi was not in parliament before. i hope when she takes a seat, the country will change more and things will get better. >> burma's southeast asian neighbors have praised the election, saying it was conducted in an orderly manner. the poll was closely watched as a test of the military leadership's commitment to political reform. >> west african leaders have opposed a raft of diplomatic, economic, and financial sanctions on mali. >> the ecowas has put its military forces on standby. it follows a 72-hour deadline for mali's military leaders to restore democracy. captain amadou sanogo led last month's coup and has p

that means that the european union wants to act like some kind of nature a foreign power it spend a huge amount of money bringing in a sort of european foreign commissioner mrs ashton and so on and the problem then is of course that sometimes you have to do things in foreign policy that well to use an old irish expression you end up cutting off your nose to spite your face in other words you end up with a problem because actually economically you can hurt your own people rather than somewhere else but again i think the problem with this is it's a kind of growing thin for the european union because they haven't really got their head around how they can manage to juggle all the different balls of multinational steer to it whether it be the economy what are their feeling of its military or indeed an international city it's obviously they're trying very very hard to stop around getting a nuclear weapon but at the same time the way that they don't it is not good for their economy patrick really really briefly want to go couple of seconds that the flip side of this what's going to iran get aro

low likelihood of defaulting for example in disorderly fashion without the cooperation of the european union and the european partners and the c.b. and he's correct there as well so there is nothing really that he's lying about is almost about that and he is correct and that's consensus in the book as well the really the default itself that we talk about there is the default on bank debts ireland has tremendous amount of banking that we have been assumed either directly by the exchequer or indirectly through a guarantee also by the exchequer and that rate of that that is currently called an irish economy back from restarting growth recovery and you have been back onto the pre-crisis trajectory if you want right well the case to be made for defaulting on that. or to go back to the. the the irish times for example the average time around they all make sense it makes sense in greece to make sense in other european countries but the what makes sense for the local population doesn't make sense for the bankers who are controlling these countries the outside bankers the i.m.f. the world bank wall s

they are about fundamental european rights and the values on which our union is based. >> in brussels on tuesday, the prime minister did agree to your demands to improve the independence of his country's central bank, a condition set by the european commission in order for hungary to resume negotiations over financial aid that the country badly needs. hungary sees that as a success. >> only a very limited number of issues will continue in this legal procedure and go probably to the european court of justice, but it is also part of the game. bonn this basis, i guess now we can really say babbitt there is a very positive results -- on thisasis. begin,rlnthess giatioit tal minute, the latesli nle titicionakgo vo bti tloipetens . wldpar. lave ih hinueedhehnoer ts vci toighese. >> i would banana parfait with bitter chocolate sbean peutau. >> vanilla. the next timeouat out, help the 850 million people in the wowhgoungry. donate the cost of dert to the world food program. >> welcome back, everyone. in europannohmeca, it was wiped out 60 years ago, but arou t eat,t still kills countless peopl

both of them support the actual policies of the european union which is a lead by the european commission and to keep the euro as a single currency we proposed it was very courageous for a minute then they would pose to have the euro as a common feature in sanford the big business is the big box changes but you have the french strike as an everyday life currency now you're serious years they're all there they're only solution this is not the solution we're thinking about we could've made billions of economies in other subjects but no the french have decided this is a first step for her is a very interesting step because she went for twenty percent as a first say as a presidential candidate. going on now then you are installed body has agreed on a resolution to send three hundred observers to syria to monitor the fragile truce that moscow's welcomes the move but washington warned it might still take action against assad's regime if it fails to comply with a peace plan europe also remains skeptical of the we call a ceasefire in serious threatening to adopt fresh sanctions against the mosque

instead, he calls on the european union to act. >> the eu should stop listening.hisas been going on for more than a year. either they should protect the opposition, or they are on the side of the regime that is flirting with them. >> ukrainians and exile dream of returning to a free democratic ukraine that offers opportunity for all. they say ukraine is a rich country and has wasted too many years. that, however, is something left unsaid. >> ukraine will be in the spotlit this sumr when it called hosts the european football championship. political squabbling in the glare of the media will tarnish the country's interests. -- when it co-host's the european football championship. children's homes run by the church or state are supposed to help kids in need and provide them with a nurturing environment, but for tens of thousands of children in europe, their time in a home was a nightmare. they were sexually and psychologically abused right up until the 1980's. it took a long tim for the children to talk about their chromatic experiences. our reporter met a group of au

they are about fundamental european rights and the values on which our union is based. >> in brussels on tuesday, the prime minister did agree to your demands to improve the independence of his country's central bank, a condition set by the european commission in order for hungary to resume negotiations over financial aid that the country badly needs. hungary sees that as a success. >> only a very limited number of issues will continue in this legal procedure and go probably to the european court of justice, but it is also part of the game. bonn this basis, i guess now we can really say babbitt there is a very positive results -- on this basis. >> before talks with brussels can begin, hungry's parliament must first approve the legislation limiting government oversight of the central bank. >> in a minute, the latest from the british inquiry into phone hacking by journalists. we will hear what media magnate rupert murdoch had to say. >> first, a quick look at some of the other stories making news around the world. violence is continuing in syria despite the two-week-old cease- fire. lat

and that's what the european union wants to do, and that's why we were here. >> u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton congratulated the people under the government of myanmar but she pointed out that more needs to be done. >> we are committed to supporting these reform efforts. going forward, it will be critical for authorities to continue working toward an electoral system that meets international standards, that includes transparency, and expeditiously addresses concerns about intimidation and irregularities. >> the japanese government welcomed the election result and suggested it would consider increasing aid to myanmar. >> translator: in regard to resuming full supportive measures to myanmar, we're looking into the current state of our support. we will consider this election result as an important factor. >> asean foreign ministers said they hope the bi-election would encourage myanmar to further integrate for the global community. >> myanmar and asean will be able to work on other issues that would be more meaningful and contributing to the well-being of the pe

the european union sent five election election observers. eu officials are expected to start discussing whether to reduce sanctions later this month. >> we want to try and continue to support and encourage this tremendous momentum for changing myanmar. that's what the european union wants to do and that's why we were here. >> u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton congratulated the people under the government of myanmar, but she pointed out that more needs to be done. >> we are committed to supporting these reform efforts. going forward, it will be critical for authorities to continue working toward an electoral system that meets international standards that includes transparency and expeditiously addresses concerns about intimidation and irregulari irregularities. >> the japanese government welcomed the election result and suggested it would consider increasing aid to myanmar. >> translator: in regard to redeeming full supportive measures to myanmar, we're looking into the current state of our support. we will consider this election result

today that european defense and protection of the broader strategic interests of europe and the european union can be supported only by nato. we consider it necessary to develop autonomous structures that's why we insist on developing a european defense we will evaluate the benefits and drawbacks involved with a return to the integrated military commander of nato and as you said in connection with our allies so as not to destabilize nato in afghanistan we will withdraw our troops from afghanistan before the end of twenty twelve. ok you want to reassess their francis separatism and fast or large ones cooperation on this new european their defense system however by pulling out troops in afghanistan earlier than planned that the sour relationships with britain or germany for example who are investing a lot in that effort. now in our analysis is that our military intervention is not able to add a value that allows a peaceful solution to the crisis of the conflict in afghanistan by our military intervention where we lost the ability to act on political and diplomatic levels we want to regain freedo

has a series of different issues that it wants to bring forward and one of them is that the european union wants to act like some kind of major foreign powers and the problem then is of course that sometimes you have to do things in foreign policy the well to use an old irish expression you end up cutting off your nose to spite your face in other words you end up with a problem because actually economically you can hurt your room people rather than somewhere else but again i think the problem with this is it's a kind of growing pain for the european union because they haven't really got their head around how they can manage to juggle all the different balls of multinational stated whether it be the economy whether they're feeling a business or indeed an international students who are obviously they're trying very very hard to stop around getting a nuclear weapon but at the same time that we're they don't it is not good for their economy. well in the way of the challenges of rocket science north korea fails to put a satellite into orbit the sun succeeds in sparking global yury while the thr