g. twenty agenda russia has recently taken over the presidency of g twenty and employment is one of the most important topics since matter of fact moscow wants to include the point topic into the agenda of the next g. twenty meeting well actually the subject has been discussed and can in seoul in wherever so is there anything new to be said to said on this subject which is my quick answer to you is actually the same way so much new to be said but there's a great deal that needs to be done and i think this is the this is the point you're quite right to say that since two. thousand and nine the g twenty has put employment and jobs issues at the center of its work and indeed the ilo has been involved in the g. twenty is work but the problem is that we still face a dramatic crisis of jobs in the world around the world there's over two hundred million people without a job that's more than six percent of the global workforce and that's without counting part time work and under employment so we really do have to move action on jobs in the g twenty and i'm very very happy that the russian presi

g. twenty summit hosted by russia next month in davos with more on this committee go ahead of the g twenty meeting that will take place in st petersburg russia this year of course hosted by president vladimir putin we have private is said to me medvedev here in davos switzerland the economic forum he's going to be going on to the states today we've got lots of ferry port and bebo in the audience of course no less than fifty heads of state and he's going to be talking about the role of the russian economy and in particular talking about uncertainties on scenarios that face the russian economy this including the price of oil also institutional reform the pace of that of course he'll be talking about the g. twenty summit taking place in september this year in st petersburg and also talking about the general debate of how to spur growth along with the international monetary fund christine legarde says old only agenda today and i'm going to be providing coverage in the business voting at six thirty g.m.t. . are just a couple of hours ago the u.k. prime minister david cameron was making a big sp

g. twenty meeting we've got twenty of the most powerful influential leaders heading to the country. russia is getting set to host the g twenty meeting of the world's biggest economies and later this year russian president vladimir putin will lead the proceedings and in his words he intends to make affective use of his presidency of the meeting to address russia's long term national goals and strengthen its position in global economic governance no one thing that will be similar to his davos switzerland is of course lead to suppose the grendel of the final economic world. and now let's do a quick run through the markets here in europe traders didn't see a lot of reasons for optimism the indices close the in the red in moscow both the r.t.s. and the my six and their day in the negative territory as well and on the currency market what we saw is the ruble on tuesday strengthening to the u.s. dollar as well as to the euro and that's all the latest from the business team over the next few days will be bringing you all the latest from the world economic forum here in switzerland. you know

g. twenty summit hosted by russia next month and pay to build them from business news in davos with. the late. ahead of the g. twenty meeting that will take place and simply to russia this year of course hosted by president vladimir putin we have private assertively medvedev here in davos switzerland the economic forum he's going to be going on to the stays today we've got lots of furry foreign people in the audience of course we're less than fifty heads of state and he's going to be talking about the role of the russian economy and in particular talking about uncertainties and scenarios that face the russian economy this year including the price of oil also institutional reform the pace of that of course he'll be talking about the g. twenty summit taking place in september this year in st petersburg and also talking about the general debate of how to spur growth along with the international monetary fund christine legarde all only agenda today and i'm going to be providing coverage in the business world to at six thirty g.m.t. . there was a lot of talk about democracy and individual

g. twenty summit. online video footage showing muslims and forcing their own shari'a law zones in london to escalate seething ethnic tensions. to the how when and why. the f.b.i. responded with us civil liberties groups demanding to know exactly how americans are being monitored it received a blank leaving them more in the. pleasure to have you with us here today. live in moscow with news from around the world. now the u.k.'s prime minister is threatening to split the european hard to give the british people of vote on whether to leave if brussels doesn't agree to some major changes although that will only happen if he wins the next election in a landmark speech david cameron hit out at the union's closer integration saying it should recognise the diversity of its members unquote not snuff it out let's get more details on the. e.u. today so cameron finally got the referendum off what do you think about the results of what he had to say. essentially what he was trying to say is that he believed that bri

g. twenty countries i think it may even in fact be the second most indebted of all the g. twenty countries now. i t.v. polled the population here and only six percent six percent of the u.k. population realized that the national debt has been increasing ninety four percent didn't know this because of all of this propaganda when in fact david cameron's policy is to increase britain's debt by sixty percent more than any european country to increase it more over five years than labor did over thirteen years just yesterday we learned the national debt had hit one point one one billion pounds and it's heading to one thousand four hundred billion one point four trillion pounds which by the way is about what the cost of the bailouts of the u.k. banks is that that number the connection is not a coincidence and not only is the debt growing but there is no growth it would be one thing if there was debt was rising in the growth was rising but you have growth shrinking negative g.d.p. a triple dip recession and rising debt so this economy and the pound sterling as we've been saying it'

g. twenty is so worried about and we should expect quite a skirmish next month when the g twenty financial ministers meet in moscow so not only do we have to deal than in the news every day with certain nations around the world having a military campaigns for example france now in africa america's war on terror so on and so forth just when you think it can't get any murky here we don't have the threat of a global currency war i mean this is just scary stuff indeed as europe is going off thanks for coming in today. well in the next hour here on r.t. it's going to be the one and only financial analyst max skies of course he never misses his words he'll be just sexting the murky world of global finance if you dare try not to miss it. i said joining us here on r.t. let's shift gears here and turn our attention of out of pakistan over the standoff between protesters and the government continues but authorities are already threatening action if the demonstrators don't clear the streets near parliament thousands have been camping there for three days now demanding the government's dissolution the

g. twenty summit hosted by russia next month and for more what's expected in davos let's now cross like u.k. to puberty from a business case are very nice to see you so what's on the table before him they stein. well as you say we've got the russian prime minister dmitry medvedev he's going to be going old to the states today we've got lots of very foreign people in the audience of course no less than fifty heads of state and he's going to be talking about the role of the russian economy and in particular talking about uncertainty and snorri face the russian economy this year including the price of oil also institutional reform the pace of that of course we'll be talking about the g. twenty summit taking place in september this year in petersburg and also talking about the general today i'll just along with the international monetary fund christine lagarde those are all the only agenda today and i'm going to be providing coverage in the business both at six thirty pm. all right thank you very much kate of people from business ok to many thanks. all right there was a lot of talk about de

g. twenty countries i think it may even in fact be the second most indebted of all the g. twenty countries now. t.v. poll the population here and only six percent six percent of the u.k. population realised that the national debt has been increasing ninety four percent didn't know this because of all of this propaganda when in fact david cameron's policy is to increase britain's debt by sixty percent more than any european country to increase it more over five years than labor did over thirteen years just yesterday we learned the national debt had hit one point one one billion pounds and it's heading to one thousand four hundred billion one point four trillion pounds which by the way is about what the cost of the bailouts of the u.k. banks is that that number the connection is not a coincidence and not only is the debt growing but there is no growth it would be one thing if there was debt was rising and the growth was rising but you have growth shrinking negative g.d.p. a triple dip recession and rising debt so this economy and the pound sterling as we've been saying it's a

world economic forum with the russian delegation in the spotlight as the state prepares to host the g twenty summit later this year. around the world online on screen life from the new center here in moscow this is a t with twenty four hours a day britain has been promised a referendum on pitching the you although it's subject to prime minister david cameron's political fortunes in the next election finally delivering his long awaited speech the pm vowed to win a special deal for the u.k. from brussels while blasting the block for snuffing out diversity and disagreement . listen. did pledge to hold a referendum on whether britain should be able to leave the e.u. if the conservatives win the next general election in twenty fifteen and then he went on to warn that it was likely that britain could head for the exit if he was unable to renegotiate britain's terms of membership with brussels what it effectively he wants is that brussels hands more power back to westminster so the u.k. has more control over its own policies particularly economic ones he said that countries were becoming as weaker

work on global institutions those european governance within the eurozone and global governance the g twenty to strengthen economic coordination without that you won't get the dynamism we made. and but the underlying theme at davos is that the disparity between rich and poor in a study published by oxfam of the one hundred richest people in the world earns two hundred forty billion dollars enough to feed the world's hungry about four times over according to the group the head of advocacy at fox from max lawson says extremely rich people should give their money away voluntarily or through higher taxation. for profit and you'd be right. they were guy we want you to know the great need to get. both the world. through lungs what they want with it all the news is that the rich got louder and louder so all we really calling for was never around stating that what we have and don't want mean the richest people in america or tax close so they get money away. we go to where they're at so that we can see that money. where you have however klaus schwab founder and executive chairman of the world economi

g. twenty nations may signal moves to weaken yen japanese purchases of form bonds to weaken the yen may become more likely as the nation rejects trading partners rights to criticize its currency policies so max finance minister taro aso told reporters at a briefing in tokyo on december twenty eighth that quote foreign countries have no right to lecture us about their attempts to weaken the yen well of this is of course part of a multi-year story called the kerry people borrow in yen to speculate and the new leadership in japan wants to make it even easier for people to borrow to speculate and of course much of that speculation is destabilising china so america is in bed with japan to destabilize the yeah there's only agitate in china so the hot war looks like china japan baby tory first century that could be the kickoff yes so now japan argues that the u.s. for example should have a stronger dollar. and that the group of twenty in two thousand and nine had met and agreed not to competitively devalue so he's saying that they broke their promise first that the u.s. is devalued because the

expensive that leads to public disapproval unrest and so on that's why russia would truly cheer as the g twenty is so worried and it's very likely we will see a major skirmish when the group's financial ministers meeting next month in moscow with currency wars recession and debt all rampant max and stacey are getting worried coming up in the next hour here in r.t. the cause report looks at the source of all the risk which is making the world's economy so unstable. getting hazardous out there lots of toxic derivatives nuclear meltdowns nine hundred micrograms of particulate air so thick you can hardly brave people so thick you can barely stand living next to the. risk. again idea why don't we just remove the wrist from the. oh that's right because that risk there would be no african capital as you know no. because report coming away very soon here on our teens thing with money matters we have natasha and katie with the business of. choice it's built it's miraculous economic recovery low cost manufacturing but that's all going to change and what's happening there well it does seem like the world'

g. twenty economies around the world have some form of financial transaction tax we want to extend it into the more recondite areas of the financial sector which are the ones doing least good for the for the population as a whole wouldn't necessarily even be a tax on banks what can you do to make sure that banks don't pass those fees along to their customers in the shape of reduced returns and higher fees for services that the tax actually falls less on banks i mean we use banks as a catchall expression to deal with the financial sector actually it's mostly hedge fund and boutique financial individuals people doing high frequency trading these are people who are actually just doing stuff on their own accounts so they haven't got ordinary customers they've only got high net worth individuals and they they will lose out i mean one of the reasons there's been opposition to the tax is some people who are now very very rich are going to be much less rich as a result of this and they're not happy about it but. won't actually have much impact at all on the ordinary people in the street some some

expensive that leads to public disapproval unrest and so on that's why russia which only cheers the g twenty is so worried and it's very likely will see a major skirmish when the groups financial ministers meeting next month in moscow. and coming up we take a closer look out of the tory is gang land turf wars and sandals and that's after a short break here on our savings. wealthy british style massage. that's not on right in front of the. markets why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to the report on our. download the official application to your cell phone choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites from alzheimer's if you're away from your television well it just doesn't data about with your mobile device you can watch on t.v. anytime anywhere. thanks. could be company ever often. gone. under left nothing to live. syllables of. for precious children. lay on mines fragile shoulders. leave it to.

g. twenty summit aussie's business host casey pale there has more on what happened on the opening day. well the overall theme is definitely spurring growth in terms of the european sovereign debt crisis also the u.s. fiscal cliff is at the forefront of people's minds as far as russia is concerned we've had the prime minister off on the stage looking about how russia says and all of this on the domestic issues are really the three scenarios that were compiled by the palace today including the former finance minister alexei could today as well as her mcgrath the head of spag as well the sonorities in crude how the price of oil will affect russia so if it remains high will this mean the institutional reforms start to happen because complacency who come into play if prices go down what would that mean for russia considering it so energy dependent as well is that there was a focus on regional differentiation in other words because russia is such a vasa country getting it more in an even kill in terms of competitiveness and attractiveness to invest is why found pretty interesting was that th

expensive that leads to public disapproval unrest and so on that's why russia which only cheers the g twenty is so worried and it's very likely will see a major skirmish when the groups financial ministers meeting next month in moscow. that brings you up to date with a moment here on r.t. i'll be back with a new team with more for you in just over half an hour from now in the meantime blub chilling gang wars in the city of angels that after a short break. congress' approval rating has hit an all time low never has american record history been so disappointed with the lawmaking body the united states even former arkansas governor mike huckabee said that their approval ratings are just barely above a pedophile so i guess that's good news for the disgusting pedophiles out there so you won't be the most hated group in america anymore but i don't think this statistic reflects the quality of government but so much the quality of the governed in some small country with a hard to pronounce name if the government became that unpopular the country would simply collapse but no matter how many wars cong

expensive that leads to public disapproval unrest and so on that's why russia which really cheers the g twenty is so worried and it's very likely you will see a major skirmish when the groups financial ministers meeting next month in moscow. well with currency wars recession and debt all rampant max and stacey getting worried coming up in the next hour because a report looks at the source of all the risk which is making the world economy so unstable. it is like getting hazardous out there lots of toxic derivatives nuclear meltdowns nine hundred micrograms of particulates and so thick you can hardly brave people something then you can barely stand living next to them though your lose through the risk who are still doing risk i've got an idea why don't we just remove all the risk from the world.

g. twenty summit we'll talk more on the power of davos agreement and the handshake deals we're now joined live by our g.'s katie bill being from our team this is a katie good to see you moments ago i was watching the russian prime minister medvedev address there very interesting covering a broad spectrum of all sorts of economic issues although saying at the end of the day russia's economic health is very very good i do talk about the focus of the gathering this year and just how important it is for the russian leadership. n.d.a. well the overall theme is definitely stirring a grave in terms of the european sovereign debt crisis also the u.s. fiscal cliff is at the forefront of people's minds here today and as far as russia is concerned indeed we've just had the prime minister on the stage now talking about how russia fares in all of this and the domestic maybe this is. scenarios that were compiled by the palace today including the former finance minister alexei could today as well as her mcgrath the head of spag as well these scenarios include how the price of oil will affect russia so i

expensive that leads to public disapproval unrest and so on that's why russia which only cheers the g twenty is so worried and it's very likely you will see a major skirmish when the groups financial ministers meeting next month in moscow. order starting with iraq into the antiwar dot that we go to where four people have been killed and twelve more injured after a bomb hit a bus carrying afghani shere pilgrims knew the iraqi city of karbala and the blast tore through the underneath of the vehicle and blew up most of its windows open twenty two people have died in two days of attacks targeting shia muslims. and monsoon rains in indonesia have triggered massive floods killing four people in the capital twenty thousand have been evacuated from their homes cars would normally be packing in the streets here but the roads across the city have been totally blocked off officials have warned the rains could continue of the next couple of days. after obama has called for sweeping gun controls in the wake of the connecticut elementary school shooting that killed twenty six proposals include placing pol

expensive that leads to public disapproval unrest and so on that's why russia which only cheers the g twenty is so worried and it's very likely will see a major skirmish when the groups financial ministers meeting next month in moscow. well surely harold allen his pal of gas discussed the outlook for russia's foreign policy to scare. wealthy british style. markets why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our. hello and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle russia's foreign policy in two thousand and thirteen what can we expect what about the so-called reset with the united states will international law be even less relevant than last year. to discuss russia's foreign policy in two thousand and thirteen i'm joined by. he is the editor in chief of rushing global affairs marks about that he is a senior lecturer in research or international relations at moscow same university and dimitri bobbitt she is a political analyst with the voice of russia radio s

g. twenty its financial ministers are set to meet in moscow next month and we should expect quite a skirmish. or a world of a time here starting with monsoon rains in indonesia having a good trigger very big floods killing four people in the capital a twenty two thousand have been evacuated cars would normally be packing the streets but the roads are all blocked officials say the bad weather could contain. a bus driver fourteen year old assistant had been shot in the mexican resort town of acapulco witnesses say the attackers ordered the passengers off the bus before killing the two and setting the vehicle on fire motives are currently unknown. barack obama has called sweeping gun controls in the wake of the connecticut school shooting that claimed twenty six lives the proposals include placing police at schools background checks on gun buyers and a ban on assault weapons and the us president used his executive powers to bring a number of changes into immediate effect bypassing congress the house will still have to approve parts of it. right now it's time for the cause report in just a sec.

expensive that leads to public disapproval unrest and so on that's why russia which only cheers the g twenty is so worried and it's very likely you will see a major skirmish when the groups financial ministers meeting next month in moscow. are let's get some other international news for you and briefly. starting with four people who have been killed and twelve more injured after a bomb hit a bus carrying afghanis shia pilgrims in the iraqi city of karbala the blast tore through the underneath of the vehicle and more than twenty two have died in two days of attacks targeting shia muslims this week. tens of thousands of people have turned out in the turkish city of detroit for the funeral of three kurds assassinated a week ago in paris and the women whose bodies were flown back from france on wednesday were members of the kurdistan workers party the p.k. k. leaders of the group have blamed turkish nationalists for the execution style killing so. the u.s. defense secretary is in italy during his last week long tour of europe before he steps down leon panetta has been reaffirming washington's mi

g. twenty countries are severely in debt that's where banks are able to fish for risk lost profits the bigger the debt the easier it is for them to risk for response profits they love the debt because it's easier for them to commit fraud and suck capital out of the system and pay them some huge bonuses now the other risk of course is that one day people will recognize what has happened to them and that risk we're seeing result in the emergence of a new trend which is the so-called libertarian communes now this is one of the things i have always maintained about the american school of libertarian and that is that they're kind of like the one nine hundred sixty s. and seventy's wave of hippies who formed communes as well to live in this world of peace and love and they all ended up with gonorrhea and syphilis and stabbing each other and twisted romances that's what happened there was a party. said glenn beck is planning a two billion dollar libertarian commune in texas so it's going to have an amusement park they're going to produce their own energy and food but it looks like a big entertainmen