g. twenty summit preparations ksenia that is how we just had the report of our colleagues so what's the significance of this event. how did manage to attract so many big names and high profile figures. while this is still largest war and we need to now i should say that i'm very impressed with the reef invasion you're myself while you're really can you hear it here that easily ease the news anchor or are you going on. praise be to want. to listen is in order to not only as a new kind of our body is exposed to you. of global economic form. and to what extent does this growing popularity reflect be a recognition albeit powell the region as a whole. while oh yes i think that these have become mission of the global power while the region as a whole but if he alluded to fear of them you see here in logic presentation all very well but it would speak of any kind of profile speakers from the region itself will be made soon or something just disappeared into. the reason he is there these are easy to believe something terrible down there would be easy to leave off the very wrong pai the old worl

g. twenty so what what it what do you see that everyone else seems have got wrong and in a global economy we're so far we haven't seen the inflation we haven't seen the problems that everyone predicted would come with quantitative easing i think we're going to see inflation but that's a separate issue but let's look at japan ok the reason their export industries worked is in the first few rounds of cornish a.t.v.'s and so forth the rest the world economy was ticking along which is not the first thing is ok let's say we flood the system with money and devalue the yen the first thing is is it going to help the answer is probably not the reason japanese exports have relocated a lot of their plans. so they get the benefit of a weak yen the next problem is the companies in japan which export to companies which are such still a stasis sony and shop very very close to bankruptcy because they have beat out competed in costs and innovation by the koreans and. people say going to work what it's going to do is the weaker yen is going to push up their energy bills and that's not really good for japan

the economy is not inflation number one number two again it's the poster child for these g eight g twenty nations who are able to manage the prices of things like bonds they can manage the price of things like oil they can manage the price of things like gold and silver because these things are traded on these features exchanges which are completely in the province of the cartel of of the wall street banks on the banks of the city it's not a free market anymore so that we're not going to see any price signals that's my question das have i signalled been obliterated by the terrorists das well let's leave it prosecutes just for one second come back to question inflation i got to separate out two things inflation in general and the inflation problem specifically in japan because of the imported energy commodity inflation is going to be a feature with quantitative easing around the world but in. terms of the type of inflation you need to bring down the debt burden you know going to get it because you need a whole bunch of conditions for inflation number one you need excessive money supply my

taxpayers finding money doesn't seem such a problem of course but once the current crisis broke out the g twenty was the first to come up with a list of offshore financial centers that were to be placed under regulatory oversight i was present at that meeting some three years ago it was province which initially brought up this issue since france has been exposed to rampant capital flight to offshore banks for purposes of tax avoidance and when economies find themselves in a fix and there is no more room for the government to raise taxes that is when they go looking for runaway capital to taxes so the crisis has supposedly made it a pressing issue politically there is a certain impression that problems in the european union and the united states here seem to be sort of piling up and not being dealt with debt unemployment dealing with the financial sector do you think there is really some kind of gentle way of getting out of these problems or do you think that the crisis will show its face yet again somewhere. this is the biggest question which everybody is concerned with at the moment a central b

vibrant export market the economy is still functioning it's the model it's the poster child for the g twenty so what it what do you see that everyone else seems have got wrong and in a global economy we're so far we haven't seen the inflation we haven't seen the problems that everyone predicted would come with quantitative easing i think we're going to see inflation but that's a separate issue but let's look at japan ok the reason their export industries worked is in the first few rounds of cornish a.t.v.'s and so forth the rest the world economy was ticking along which it's not the first thing is ok let's say we flood the system with money and devalue the yen the first thing is is it going to help the answer is probably not the reason japanese export has have relocated a lot of their plans. so they get the benefit of a weak yen the next problem is the companies in japan which export to companies which are such stasis sony and shop very very close to bankruptcy because they have beat out competed in costs and innovation by the koreans and other people. going to work what it's going to do is

do business with a case of building hey the saving in that mosque i rush is playing host to the g twenty summit spring missing in washington this week global finance ministers and central bank governors has some tough topics to discuss including boosting global growth investment finance and financial regulation pacing the meeting also gives russia chance to promote its national interests that a summit itself will take place in september this year in some pieces but by now the european sovereign debt crisis is putting pressure on the russian economy as the country's main trading partner of course. spoke exclusively to russia's finance minister. on the situation in europe and his take on the slowdown in the global economy. europe is in recession today there is a slowdown in growth in other major economies we believe this trend will continue in the coming years as for the russian economy we really depend on the situation in the world the full cost was revised to two point four percent in the current year lower g.d.p. growth will certainly reduce the flow into russia's coffers however we cal

g. twenty leaders saying we want to financial transactions tax we want to as we want the kinds of regulation that make our economy more stable that make our job as people who are exchanging money. easier to do and clear to do in a way that actually makes that kind of profitable for everyone so in fact there are there are financial sector processor for it and you guys are getting out there and you guys had a rally the other day this morning actually this morning yes sorry there was so this was actually in front of a ministerial meeting of heads of finance and environment industry is from we think about eleven countries we talked to five of the countries on their way in from developed countries who are meeting to talk about mobilizing the private sector to pay for climate change we were outside saying actually there's a lot of money in the public sector there's a lot of money in the financial sector that should be in public hands we'd like to see a robin hood tax pay for a climate change. in developing countries there were the wealthiest nation the world we should be able to do that janet kare

g. twenty but there is little signs of green shoots in the beginning instead the finger will be pointed at the over flooding of cash to artifices a boost the global economy is now earlier today i spoke to peter katter he's a global head of export credit his b.c. and i asked him about his concerns. the general consensus is that europe in the next two or three years of the euro zone i should say will be relatively flat at best but again most commentators for see russia germany and potentially poland as the let's say the color of growth within that context and you set that against the asian markets which are already out of recession already growing and more recently having been in the in the u.s. and in the americas i see the u.s. coming out of its problems so i think it's fair to say that europe still has a lot of catching up to do but the rest of the world seems to be back on course. let's check out the markets and u.s. stocks are still the climbing at this hour now average a one month low that has earnings from the likes of united health and a disappoint investors see what europe's up t

g. twenty country for many is still the potential save the earth of whatever is left of the economic growth given his stellar track record during the two thousand and eight financial crisis for his part who didn't harshly criticize the current state of the economy he said the system of half measures and half reforms is really not working and that russia to this day has no clear plan for lowering into the patents on oil and gas now business our teaser. is here to bring us some more highlights from putin's q. and a session it does basically seem like you know the russian economy is running out of steam the numbers definitely speak louder than words but the sending still extremely high does that seem like perhaps the current economic policy is a bit out of touch is right to criticize. you know who the economic policy has always been about austerity has all with for cutting spending and saving saving and saving for the future or his approach actually worked very well during the times of the economic crisis of two thousand and eight when gudrid and his finance ministry when they filtered all oil

so finding money doesn't seem such a problem of course but once the current crisis broke out the g twenty was the first to come up with a list of offshore financial centers that were to be placed under regulatory oversight i was present at that meeting some three years ago and it was france which initially brought up this issue since france has been exposed to rampant capital flight to offshore banks for purposes of tax avoidance and when economies find themselves in a fix and there is no more room for the government to raise taxes that is when they go looking for runaway capital to taxes so the crisis has supposedly made it a pressing issue the political there is a certain impression that problems in the european union and the united states here seem to be sort of piling up and not being dealt with debt unemployment dealing with the financial sector do you think there is really some kind of gentle way of getting out of these problems or do you think that the crisis will show its face yet again somewhere. this is the biggest question which everybody is concerned with at the moment a centr

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i mean so to know your city in europe come the host of the twenty four g. in which are the pictures. son see. thank you for. such a. thing the. way a. dog days of the fridays it. takes a combination of the fish and sun sea it's so true. 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 just doesn't matter about what your mobile device says you can watch on t.v. anytime anywhere. the movie about international and world in the very heart of moscow. when i've done your bushel wolf three months the following the looting of america coming up. the man who jailed of thousand the bankers tells us how to do it. twice the size of the u.s. economy exposed offshore. and wall street hunts the nation's last asset. the wall street big foyer of goldman fifty chase bank of america and morgan stanley of course pervasively you freule to tell haynes stolen from virtually every pension transaction on lawfully foreclosed this is the result of the homes deliberatel

i'm in sochi the no new city in europe the host of the twenty four g. in winter the pick a. sun see. such . thing. as on the. dog days of. friday's it. comes. the sun it's so true. the book about international and world in the very heart of moscow. talk about this is whether cyprus comes to terms a severe e.u. bailout cash controls millions of euros are alleged to have been. there is that out of the country just days before the euro group proposed the punishing levy on bank deposits that's one of the newspaper is reporting pointing the finger at a company related to president anastasio others but affirmed by the supreme leader's son in law reportedly transferred twenty one million euros to banks in the u.k. over the company criticised the article as a malicious attempt to politicize the dictum of economic activities while the president says the claims should be investigative report comes a separate struggle to get their money out of the banks of the unprecedented restrictions these restrictions include daily cash withdrawals limited to three hundred euros per person per bank

city in europe on a host of the twenty four g. in the winter the trigger. thank you. so much. a. dog days are. days it. calms. the sun it's so true. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. this is the weekly on our c. welcome back egypt is once again being groped by protests and fighting five people have been killed and at least eighty wounded and clashes between christians and muslims in a town near cairo is some of the most sick terror and violence the country's seen in months so the capital itself and anti-government demonstrations demanding regime change attended by thousands and didn't scuffles with riot police and cairo based journalist tom daley has the details there. clashes have broken out in downtown cairo metal barricades have put being pulled across the streets tear gas and smoke fills the air and the wave of sirens the familiar green laser cutting through

i mean sort should be the only city in europe on the hosts of the twenty four g. in which are the pictures. thank you. so much. thank you. doug these. days it. comes. to the sun so. the book about international and world in the very heart of moscow. thanks for staying with us here watching our team the military standoff on the korean peninsula is intensifying the united states has sent several f. twenty two still fighter jets to south korea to join military exercises the aim that's infuriated the northern which says it's now in a state of war with seoul along with the military drills over the border the regime in pyongyang has been angered by the latest round of u.n. sanctions over its nuclear test carried out in february the communist regime has put its missiles and is on standby and says it's ready to bombard the u.s. bases in the region south korea has warned it will retaliate quickly if the north lunches any attack on its territory journalists or independent journalist james covered things that washington is trying to benefit financially from the volatile situ

i mean so should we know your city in europe on the host of the twenty four g. in the winter the picture. thank you. so much. thank you. so. the news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations are old today. that's a meteorite oh. come. on ten thirty sometimes totalled through space towards russia to meet with the problem. of a nuclear bomb. should be up in sky full on r.t. . and 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 all it just doesn't go so how would your mobile device if you can watch artsy anytime anywhere from. me is eaves it's. easy. to. see.

estimated that their growth is around seven times faster than that of the g seven economies it's also thought that by the year twenty twenty combined the brics states will make up around twenty percent of the global g.d.p. so it's no wonder why they want to protect their economies why they want to trade freely and how they wish between themselves and be less dependent on the western financial institutions especially in light of the the latest problems with the western economic model in general and what we witnessed here at this summit in south africa is that brics as an organization is transforming from a forum for dialogue to a full scale mechanism for strategic cooperation and more states are voicing their desire to join in their. rationing including egypt and russia's president vladimir putin has also met with his egyptian counterpart the ties between the two countries are quite strong both economic and cultural just last year or egypt was visited by around two and a half million russian tourists despite all the turbulence in the middle east and in northern africa these issues have also been discussed including o

led operation is losing popularity among afghans ahead of the twenty fourteen coalition pullout in the country are g.'s granted to reports on how major's tactics are she two years own strategy in the float. these airstrikes come amid repeated pleas from the afghan government of president karzai to stop killing civilians because in course those words they fuel insecurity and instability they further alienate afghans from their government which many afghans see as a puppet government so president karzai although he does all his power to allied forces to washington specifically but he clearly understands that those civilian casualties steer more violence in afghanistan and undermine his government even further these are the types of attacks that infuriate the local population like the one who's supposed to last year nato killed eight women or in may a nato airstrike killed an afghan family including six children and two women earlier this year president karzai banned afghan forces from calling in airstrikes although his order appears to have been ignored by international forces now these attacks also u

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g. mail dot com we'll be right back. clear image of iraq after. twenty day taxi trip through the country. clear evidence from north to south. of iraqi tragedy. after the war waiting for peace. talks e t. let me let me i want to know what oh let me ask you a question. here on this board as we're having this debate we have our knives out. to do is this really just about staying there to get here in this situation would be an ideal way to talk about the surveillance. the international and in the very heart of moscow. and screw news this week many victims of foreclosure fraud finally started to receive their small portions of a three point six billion dollars settlement with the nation's largest banks toure's but when many of them rushed to the bank to cash in their modest payments from the solvent they were told that the checks couldn't be cash due to insufficient funds some people have waited up to three years for their money and many their homes of long ago been sold after illegal for closures which all just adds insult to injury for these foreclosure vic

g.'s b. to all of a found out is making many germans feel far from well off. over the past twenty years they have germany have received billions in taxpayer money to help with development after unification but now both paying the taxes here in the western part of germany say they're free of paying too much for too long. and it's time to finish this up we need this money more than them now. you know that it's good enough is enough i know many of these that are doing very well better than here it's time this test was scrapped. it's been twenty years too long now working people live here in worse conditions so that we can continue to pay for the east we gave them a future now this must stop formally the region was home to germany's now pretty much defunct coal mining industry now the main cities in the us area face mounting debts as they struggle to live up to their commitments as part of the solidarity pact which sends money to the east in a statement given to r.t. the lord mayor of dortmund says the practice of taking loans to pay their way could have dire consequences those cities

the squad of spain's unemployment rate soared to a record topping twenty seven percent earlier i spoke with alice stomachache from i g markets to london i asked him if he believes in the inevitable death of the euro . when it comes to commentary about the eurozone and the euro as a currency germany does provide more than its fair share of slightly more outrageous comments i think maybe the complete demise of the euro as a currency within five years is a little bit on the bearish side however i wouldn't be too surprised if we saw it restructured in some format certainly with the likes of cyprus and greece and maybe want to see other countries out there finding it difficult to stay within the fiscal restraints that one currency across the european union entails so it's quite possible five years down the road we might see maybe one or two countries. either extract themselves from the euro was a currency or the eurozone but i think the complete demise of it at this point i'm a little bit bearish as far as i'm concerned what do you think would be best for the eurozone countries. as well i think as far as the euro zone cou

g gorky jumping center. along with the biathlon and cross-country skiing world cup at the laura cross country ski and biathlon sense of wrapping up the twenty twelve twenty thirteen wins a season and of course allowing of such a twenty fourteen organizes plenty of time to make some finishing touches to russia's first at the winter olympic games. moscow. and that's all from. by hand. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. live. live. live live. live . no the ceo's i would live. in eternal silence. her invisible that. every day is a struggle. for our children sleep soundly at night. we are palestinian women in the israel. we've done more for our kids than our husbands. we are phantoms in this life her. this land. torn apart by conflict. has changed. a modern islamic nation. and a peaceful world has failed islam is first of course was secular last second. session. and so was in place of films and. well traditions still counts and mo

we'll be following the g eight meetings as they take place absolutely well course a lot of focus on this big potential story on the careers at the moment especially over the next twenty four hours south korea says the north could test launch at any moment as part of celebrations of pyongyang as many national holiday the communist states preparing to mark the birth of its founder kim il sung on the fifteenth of april that will create typically uses that celebration is no opportunity to display its military strength washington so therefore of all raise the military at levels in the pacific now to the highest you can get before war next america's stance on north korea and other so-called out states will be under discussion in crosstalk as well with a piece of. this regime is going to drag us as the potential to drag us all into a nuclear nightmare and dave put the u.s. wants regime change there you know first of all i would argue that when it comes to hearing to international norms that probably the biggest outlier state right now is the united states sell it the u.s. is as for itself the authority to do whatever it wants regardless of international norms and i would lo

g.'s all of the suspects both covering those were two brothers dzhokhar soraya for nineteen year old and come out alonso i have twenty six year old ahmed alonso as was killed in a shootout with the police earlier tonight the younger brother is large and now the suspect lived half a mile away from where the bombs went off the brothers apparently attended a prestigious school in boston they were on a wrestling team lived in a good neighborhood. a serious here is what their uncle said about them. who is also in the us. some. families need to. use the. plutonium issue was this. talking to. the children this was. going to be. able. to get is that we weren't is this enough you that was sure yes that's what. these kids are. so very very good the family the relatives who were shocked so those were the details on the brothers that the uncle of the suspect shared with c.n.n. the elder brother apparently claimed the he wanted to join the u.s. olympic boxing team those are some of the other details that emerged but he couldn't do that because he was not a u.s. citizen now a citizen of which country he was we don't know yet the b