do as they said before and they're considered a good example for movements abroad in the european union yes all right i'm afraid that's all the time we have loads international consultant and former deputy speaker of the belgian parliament in brussels thank you elizabeth. thousands of opposition protesters spilled out on to moscow streets on tuesday in the first major rally since president putin's return to the top job last month the demonstration was attended by groups from across russia's political spectrum from the far left to right wing nationalists the rally was peaceful and went without incident unlike the previous major rally on may the sixth hijacked by radical groups itzhak clashes and injuries among both police and protesters that's resulted in a new law bringing fines for those breaking regulations in line with european standards violators for now have to pay up to seven thousand euros or do two hundred hours of community service. time now for some world news in brief for you this hour at least twelve people have been killed and dozens injured after churches in northern nigeria were

to fulfill you mentioned those reports yes this was very serious work both by the russian administration and by the european union we stray sions we have to check all this but beyond the means to make this happen and i believe it is in the interest also of europe in fact i can tell you that. one of them potent. areas in which we are looking is tourism there are many tourists of russia going to eat european union and certainly does you know it is to have more tourists from from russia in fact there have been a lot more justice and days ago i was in the baltic summits where russia was also represented by vice prime minister should call of and all the prime ministers of the region were given goes the figures about the increase of visits it's amazing for instance the. the number of directions going to this noble finland we are here very close to finland he said it is but because we are not systems that are already more flexible in terms of multiple entries we just same visit but i agree it's not enough we should go further and that's where we are working and it depends of course on the political will of all the twenty seven member states but also on so

in the european union yes but you see that the now we have a kind of make a nice make a nice nice ready to resolve all this question and we have a system of european stability billet if we have a european central bank so. we are ready to say to substitute market force by official force and my feeling is that it will be a political agreement between country it will be north structural problem for this. government body to substitute market forces we are talking about our market for spain. italy ok. this is a euro you want it. is a little one of these days because he's safer. i'm not an economist saw banker but i can tell you based on polish experience how i think the european problems should be solved if you wish go ahead. fall in the snow perceived as a success story and one of the key drivers of growth in europe if you only if you remember. if it were a member of the europe european currency would it be a driver. i don't think so ok so on if you remember these days the rocky road to the place poland is today and just after the. economy collapsed in fourteen nine hundred eighty nine the inflation amoun

see all countries in the region integrated in the european union and nato and i also hope in that respect to see improvements in the relationship between serbia and nato. >> belgian news agency? >> yes, i have two questions concerning the reverse transit. the first is you have an agreement with three neighboring countries -- [ no audio ] are you also in agreement for the transit to russia, first, and, secondly, are there some limitation restrictions, for example, nonlethal equipment and so on? >> yeah, in general, let me say that we do not commend on the concrete content of these transit arrangements. with russia we have a transit arrangement, a reverse transit arrangement already. and the fact that we have now concluded a rance it arrangement, three concrete transit arrangements with central asian countries at the chicago summit will make the use of the russian transit arrangement even more effective. >> japanese media? >> thank you very much. my question is concerning nuclear weapons. in chicago you declared a task committee to develop a concept including the case to reduce so no strategy nuclear weapons. could you speak on this idea? is there any concrete agenda or is there any -

but essentially if the european monetary union tomorrow were to stop funding spain, we're talking about huge liabilities. >> yes, we are. the germans, never lands, finland, they're all to this central bank debt. no bup december bank said we have to make sure we have profit collateral. that's a tall order if you look at greece and what they're look to go back their borrowing from the ecb. >> if we had massive intervention from the ecb or the bank of enyand, would that take the pressure off? >> the point is -- >> i know they can't do it. >> actually, they are. this is the point, they are doing it. that's why the european central bank is so keen that spain actually gets a bailout. get back to the case of ireland, it was the same there. european central bank wants spain to get a bailout because then the funds that support spain and the spanish banks would actually be channeled through an official bailout rather than the european sfrl huang. the european central bank is being very uncomfortable and will pass the buck. >> a game of chicken going on here. and who wins? >> let's look to the end game. i can't see greece in particular staying in the euro. nobody believes in t