is germany is germany the banks or is germany industry in the population german banks recklessly lent out money as if the french banks to greece and are holding greek buns and a friend who knows the value we don't know how the german banks are valuing the great fun. center balance sheet right now and a german or french or other european bank can buy a greek government say fifty percent. pledge this to the european central bank and get a full euro as a. full value on the dollar and get free money by speculating we don't know whether the german banks or the french banks are carrying this greek debt market value or a nominal face value so germany is itself is being sacrificed. to the banks and i don't think you can say that the interest of the banks of the one percent is the interest of germany unless you're redefining germany and redefining europe as a kind of neo feudal oligarchy society run by the back so that's why angela merkel herself is losing electoral support in germany the whole political spectrum in europe is being thrown into disarray by the fact that what do the words left a

south germany or greece with east germany they're simply saying well just like in east germany we took all the assets and we merge into one super power imperial con con conch conquistador european threat as we have been in the past and the thing about the euro was supposed to eliminate the german imperial threat but they figured out a way around it is about the orchestra of the whole thing as a way to reunify germany another time when greece was being south germany so this guy let's call him junker because he's a junk bond salesman basically he's pushing junk on everybody he's taking the junk off. private bankers asset holdings and transfer it to the national governments in the e.c.b. in the e.u. but he's likening what's going to happen to greece to the two had agency sell off of fourteen thousand east german assets between one thousand nine hundred one thousand nine hundred four but of course that was done in order to merge east germany into west germany and there was you know two and a half million jobs were lost but there was also a transfer of technology from the likes of b.m.w. to

. >> germany's foreign minister says he will use in germany's chairmanship of the un security council in new york to press for action against syria's brutal repression of protest. germany takes over the rotating chair for the next month and a resolution condemning the violence in syria has already been ppared. there is some concern amongst security council members that a resolution against syria could be the first step toward some type of military intervention. i will have more on germany's security council presidency coming up later. poland has taken over the rotating presidency of the eu for the first time since joining seven years ago. poland has set a wide-ranging goals for the next six months, wanting to introduce a unified energy policy, stimulate the economy, and make food safer within the eu. >> a sword was drawn. it was symbolic. the polish prime minister assumed the mantle of the eu presidency. his predecessor proved controversial. nowow, donald as vowing to make solidarity his goal. he admits the coming months are crucial as the eu faces an uncertain financial future. >> we

west western west west germany little less space between canada and mexico west west germany i think the people have an instinct that the i.m.f. is going to come there and steal their assets so they're getting rid of the assets before the i.m.f. and the bankers can take it authorities offer five hundred dollars for tips and heist of dozens of hydrants so this is from riverside county in california which is having massive heat waves fire alerts everywhere why other agency officials say that somebody stole more than sixty fire hydrants mammal covers and other pieces of utility equipment throughout riverside county yeah this is really where you see amazing force multiplier to use a jamie term where you've got the ecological restraints are causing global warming to kick in which would require the use in need of a fire hydrant to put. the fires are being created by manmade global warming which is being as dashed exacerbated by the theft of the fire hydrants brought on by excessive credit creation by the central banks we're trying to bail out all these banks around the world and those two

the jobless rate in germany is 6.9%. the german labor minister is pleased with the latest numbers are e warn against a shortage of skilled workers. >> there is a real need for skilled and highly qualified employees. we have to deal with that. in some sectors, this problem is so serious that it is starting to affect production. >> analysts say that the employment outlook will continue to improve provided that the economy stays on track. over the long term, germany will have to find a way to develop the kinds of highly skilled workers that industry needs. >> stock markets are broadly on thursday as traderss reacted to that positive news from germany and the progress in greece. our reporter sent us this review of the day's trading in frankfurt. >> good news from the german labor market and also good news from the german machinery sector which reported another increase of factory orders. no wonder that the stocks were in demand here in frankfurt. the agreement on contribution of banks, insururance companies, ad pension funds

germany four point. let's get some more details from station yes max we are seeing the introduction of neo feudalism into europe as we've said all along sells sell sell everything must go in great fire sale europe's most indebted countries and britain have put prized assets up for grabs to bolster their credit worthiness so what exactly is on offer max tell us a everything. well we know in greece we've already listed that last episode ireland has the national airline ports power stations energy suppliers transport systems sporting assets and even the irish national stud well thank you very much but i'm not for snow. whatever that is a soon that has something to do with horses it's all about horse eamonn it k. and then spain is selling thirty percent of its state lottery now this is the biggest lottery in the world it's called el gordo it's been around for one hundred fifty one years but spain is not as badly indebted as other european countries but bond yields have soared so because of this they have to

germany has called on the council to condemn the regime of president bashar al-assad. >> germany, together with our other partners and especially our other european partners to work on a common resolution, on the resolution in the security council against the syrian regime. >> russia and china remain strongly opposed to action against syria. negotiations at the u.n. are continuing. anti-government protests show no sign of weakening. these are pictures from the country's third largest city. human rights activists and their say security forces shot dead at least 1 westchester early tuesday. >> russian authorities are facing growing public anger over the sinking of an aging and overcrowded tourist. some divers discovered the bodies of dozens of the children. the death toll is expected to reach 130. this is underscored concerns but negligence and corruption. >> of all russian ships are flying their flag at half mast. like all these boats in the capital. the entire country is mourning the victims of sunday's disaster. the accident had shaken people badly. >> i am really sad, especially since so

cements the good relations between germany and russia over. daniel bushell reporting there and president medvedev and chancellor merkel or expects to talk to journalists very shortly following their talks in hanover we'll be bringing the that media conference live here on r.t. . israeli commandos have boarded the girls are bound a chip on the approach to the blockade of territory reporting no resistance from activists on board the french vessel is the last from a ten strong to monetary infertility that was prevented from leaving a greek port three weeks ago our correspondent paula fleer is across developments in israel. just before noon local time today tuesday the friendship which is known as the tail was surrounded by at least three israeli naval ships as it made its way to gaza this is off to the ship and overnight in international waters now we understand that the israeli navy contacted the captain of the ship want him that if he went any further they would be. breaking israel's blockade on gaza and according to the israeli army they made

nato is bombing campaign over libya hits fresh problems as the alliance runs out of missiles with germany you turning on abstaining from the conflict so it can deliver a bailout to its war allies. general ratko bloody shoes ejected from the war crimes court forcing the judge to enter a not guilty plea on his behalf a lot of faces charges including in genocide carried out in the balkans war some serbs accuse the hague of one sided justice. our top story in business former heads of bank of moscow facing criminal charges our fates huge bailout regulators discovered a third up a bank sasser at some point about the longest journey for more on that in our business bulletin in twenty minutes. it's just after seven pm here in moscow this is artsy welcome to the program russia and nato have failed to reach a consensus on a missile defense plans in europe with the alliance standing firm on its position and i says it's against the joint and the missile shield and doesn't find it necessary to provide russia with legal guarantees that the shield would be directed against it parties and tell another co

liberal party here in germany this happened seven days after germany voted with russia and china. china in the last days has voted to keep contacts with the opposition and germany to make good on the floor this is see in political germany. you know replenish the empty arsenals of some of the nato allies which is usually a normal thing to do but in this case it has a certain smear on it and very definitely germany is under a lot of pressure the media accused mr best and the government not to be able to conduct a coherent strategy where of course it is very clear that we do not take part in warfare with soldiers but replenish arsenals of allies the normal thing to do but what we see here is that the media in germany under part fears u.s. influence is also accusing germany of being in bad company by voting together with russia which is not reflecting the good position of power in the electoral connections and context we're looking forward mr hostility thing that germany is likely now to get involved in the conflicts. it is possible in case the other allies expressed the need for it b

germany had to make good on their flaws as this is see in political germany has rolled to replenish the empty arsenals of some of the nato allies which is usually a normal thing to do but in this case it has a certain smear on it and very definitely germany is under a lot of pressure the media accused mr visible and the government not to be able to conduct a coherent strategy where of course it is very clear that we do not take part in the warfare with soldiers but briefly martial arts amount of allies that this is normal thing to do but what we see here is that the media in germany under our views u.s. influence is also accusing germany of being in bad company by voting together with russia which is not reflecting the good position of our electoral connections those eight who are doing it may be requesting some support from the others so there will be a long grave but in fact what we see here is that deliberately the country is being destroyed which is by far by far transgressing of the decision by the security council and that's a very bad story right now. still ahead here in r.t. the

of germany for whatever reason why it's only certainly from its own. joining the the nation sort of us or china india and brazil in the security council on march seventeenth and abstaining and you wonder as aleutian nineteen seventy three however. nato being what it is germany compensated in some measure by the sending of additional they where aircraft they where it's aircraft afghanistan are and their military resources from those nato partners states that work for disability but we already when you talk about may not have partnership a forgive me for interrupting half a dozen germany have a responsibility to support his military allies otherwise what's the point of being in nato in the first place. i mean that's a good question what it suggests is nato obligations override national security concerns national interests international law even the you know one wants to go into what. precise stipulations of the u.n. resolution one thousand seven hundred three which have been exceeded. you know in a dramatic fashion by you know the war of which again you

economy in the us to russia new opportunities and completion it deliberately merkel talk of business in germany. financial world sees farming grow greeks are shunning the city to plan their way out of sight. twelve noon in moscow you're watching our strict our top story now the whistleblower who exposed the news of the world phone hacking scandal has been found dead sean hoare was a journalist at the same newspaper and claimed editors knew what was happening and encourage reporters to do it he was found dead at his home when london police are treating it as unexplained but not suspicious or written named his former editor andy coulson forgetting about illegal hacking which he denies or later on tuesday rupert murdoch his son james and his former u.k. particularly back in brooks i face the wrath of british police asked to explain this countless shake not pressed to establishment on the police to its core of lower energy reports it's another good answer that is polluted police for self restraint or high profile arizona recent years. ian tomlinson died in london's g. twenty protest in two thousand

will have to foot the bill russia hopes germany comparing nato realm to the points of view of a joint missile defense system in other words that they can avoid the fear that the missile defense will be pointed at mosco their own fears in mosco that the defense system could be aimed at russia on libya germany and russia both abstained from the u.n. vote authorizing nato action in libya and they both want to stop further escalation of the void and that's their own report that nato countries all mean libya's rebels so both countries will be looking to strengthen their already strong relationship one a range of issues on which they share a common position. now police have detained the captain of a vessel which sailed past a sinking pleasure cruiser without helping gary went down in the volga river nine days ago killing more than half on board investigators say there are a contradiction reports as to why two nearby boats failed to stop. the director of the firm that rented the boat the ships with a strong well rested recovery teams are now working on lifting the crews out despite bad weath

from hannover in germany. police have detained the captain of a vessel which sailed past the sinking pleasure of helping garia went down in the volga river nine days ago killing more than half on board investigators say there are contradictory reports as to why. fail to start. directing. rented the. arrested recovery teams are now working on lifting the cruiser despite . experts crucial role in finding out why the ship went down in just three minutes next time ask to search the riverbed for the missing victims margaery disaster is one of russia's worst shipping tragedies. reports it's raising serious questions about the countries with a fleet. scenes no one wants to see repeated russia still in shock over the sinking of the river cruise ship bulgaria and killed one hundred twenty nine. but the tension out there for the safety of the rest of russia's river fleet. to see for ourselves we traveled upstream to the city of heroes. like the majority of battles of the rest of this one was built in soviet odds twenty

have a germany germany year in russia twice in two thousand and twelve and two thousand and thirteen and if this same time will have the year for russia germany. and. if we need special tense cooperation in here life we need to work in a productive and constructive manner because we have lots of topics lots of problems on. of course like we. just talked about. about different topics which pertain to you or your russian. relationships about. integration over russia to the european union. we talked about. human rights in the russia which also which was a topic which was also mentioned during our summit you said because birth. and what. we also discussed some topics. of international and. international relationships between diane and ukraine and leave yeah and. belorussia european union and russia. and. so we discussed a whole variety of different topics and. i was helping to welcome you to. trade their old office data from the offer was i and to this summit. involvement i think that we can develop a more favorable atmosphere in our cooperation. well it's that this is possible for month

after defeating germany in the quarter finals, they outclassed germany in the semifinals. the japanese are thrilled with their performance. >> they passed really well and had many chances to score. they use the opportunities well. >> the japanese played well. i was not expecting it because we did was the favorite. >> japanese soccer stars are playing for their disaster stricken country. that is the motivation to claim the title. >> germany's defeat by japan was a huge disappointment for the team. they wanted to make it a third time on home ground. organizers believe this trend -- this tournament has been a great success. millions have watched on television around the world. we caught up with some american fans who will be rooting for their team's success on sunday. >> usa, usa. >> usa fans have made this berlin bar their headquarters. for a few weeks now, this woman and her american compatriots have been partying. >> we love soccer. it is an exciting game. >> world cup fever, american- style. this woman is another devoted that and of the-- this man is another devoted fan o

are not regarding this as a very big problem of course because the economy is booming here in germanyunemployment is on earth thirty year law so this is not in the spotlight right now of this problem all right ok going to spotlight for example yes carol carol so. it will be under spotlight for example next year when the economy experts are already . in the economy and then we will see what it's going on but as you say germany in a strong position but if as a result of this legal hearing germany was to withdraw its support what impact would that have what would be the implications for the eurozone. i mean it's a better solution if germany would draw from the euro many experts say that you have to drop greece or portugal or even ireland of the southern periphery of europe but what does being at the end of the do it would mean that will have their debts in europe and. the local currency is there and will be devalue it or the euro will go up and then the problem is even higher if germany pulls out of the euro then there's some situations totally different then views your debts will decrea

coli in germany. u.s. lawmakers are racing against the clock to forge a deficit reduction deal the agreement would clear the way for congress to raise the fourteen point three trillion dollars debt ceiling if the politicians talks are stalled the u.s. may suffer a damaging default but this could in turn spurred demand for u.s. bonds as the chief economist at burbank explains why there was a high probability around as a result of the default in their states is increasing the demand for your state's treasuries because you is treasuries is in the largest market for a low risk that so if you increase closer souses right you basically increase the risk of all in the overall system in all three many institutions which are requiring by law do increase the number or low risk for us it's in the park follow. second of the markets now is the climbing for the first time in five days that some concern a failure to reach a deal in raising the u.s. debt ceiling may cause the biggest consumer of crude sort of fault light

business in germany. financial woes sees forming a growing greeks are shelling the cities are proud of their way out of plight. of our warm welcome to you this is our city line from moscow in the whistleblower who exposed the news of the world phone hacking scandal has been found shawn who was a journalist at the scene newspaper and claim that it is knew what was happening and encouraged reporters to do it but he was found out his home near london police are treating it as unexplained but not suspicious who are directly named his former and he calls them for knowing about illegal hacking which he denies based on tuesday rupert murdoch his son james and his former u.k. executive rebecca brooks over a route the british m.p.'s will be asked to explain the scandal that shakes were the press political establishment and the police it's called for and it looks like it's another of lay off workers political police force after a string of high profile errors in recent years. ian tomlinson died. in london's g twent

and those to russia are new but unity is a statement better than the book called top business in germany. the. financial world sees palming growth greeks are shelling the city to plough their way out of flight. and on business russia's answer to silicon valley is attracting more and more investors but it's not all of thirty two new firms signed up to get a piece of the action we have more for you and business in twenty minutes. around the world and around the clock this is our table straight to our top story now the whistleblower who exposed the news of the world phone hacking scandal has been found dead sean hoare was a journalist at the same newspaper and claimed editors knew what was happening and encourage reporters to do it he was found there is one of the london police are treating it as unexplained but not suspicious or the right mate named his former editor andy coulson for knowing about illegal hacking which he denies later on tuesday rupert murdoch his son james and his former u.k. executive rebecca brooks can face the wrath of position piece will be asked to explain the scanda

cements the good relations between germany and russia at the moment. police have detained the captain of a vessel which sailed past a sinking pleasure cruise or without helping people garia went down the volga river nine days ago killing more than a whole form board investigators say there are contradictory reports as to why nearby banks failed to stop well earlier the director of the rented the boat and the ship's registrar. recovery teams are now working on lifting the crews that despite bad weather experts say it could play a crucial role in finding out why the ship went down in just three minutes the next task is to search the river bed for fifteen missing victims the bulgari disaster is one of russia's worst ever shifting tragic things as you get a report with raising serious questions about the country's river plate. scenes no one wants to see repeated russia still in shock over the sinking of the river cruise ship big area that killed one hundred twenty nine but the attention now turns to the safety of the rest of russia's river fleet to see for

meg's the good relations between germany and russia over. the israeli military have boarded a ship of pro palestinian activists on route to gaza which is subjected to a naval blockade no resistance from the parenting purcel. in israel and across what's hard for us paula is where to come all those that now wallboard so what's next. but what actually happened was just before noon local time today tuesday the friendship which is known as the detail was surrounded by at least three israeli naval ships as it made its way to gaza this is off to the ship and overnight in international waters now we understand that the french navy contacted the captain of the ship want him that if you went any further they he would be breaking israel's blockade on gaza and according to the israeli army they made it quite clear to the ship's captain and the ship's passengers that there were other legal options available to them they're all sixteen people on board the ship ten of them are passengers three of them are crew three of them are journalists this is the thir

will have to foot the bill germany come. to the point of view of a joint missile defense system in other words that they can avoid the fear that the missile defense will be pointed mosco there are fears that the defense system could be aimed at russia only libya germany and russia both abstained from the u.n. vote authorizing nato action in libya and they both want to stop for the rest of the voyage there reports that nato countries all being libya's rebels so both countries will be looking to strengthen their already strong relationship one a range of issues on which they share a common position. on the way a look at an urban exodus find out why increasing number of greeks are going back to the growth in the city's. police have detained the captain of a vessel which sailed past a sinking ship without helping the area well. killing. to get the say there are contradictory reports as to why. well to start a new director of the firm that rented the better ships infrastructure were arrested recovery crews are now working on lift

>> he became america's first ambassador to not to germany. -- notprior to that, he was a a nazi germany. professor of history at the university of chicago. he was a mild-mannered guy. this photograph became the subject of some arrests in the -- mirth state department where people, senior men, were not married pleased that roosevelt went directly and hired dogs for this position. his dwarfed by a tapestry behind them and by his desk. daughter, martha. what is her role in your book? >> that is not her best shot, i must say. but there's a glance shot in my book. martha was his daughter. half the reason why i did my book was because of martha. when she arrived in berlin with the family, she was in love with what she referred to as the nazi revolution. she was enthralled by the nazis. it really struck me as a surprising thing, given what we all know in hindsight. how can you be in trouble with the nazi revolution. it was not an unusual position for somebody to have. >> william dodd, who was a professor of the university of chicago, you say he was the first ambassador to the not too regime. -

have a germany germany year in russia in two thousand and twelve and two thousand and thirteen at this same time we'll have the year for russia germany. and i don't buy it if we need special attention cooperation in little bits here but we need to work in a productive and constructive manner because we have lots of topics lots of problems working on oh of course we. just talks about. the talk that might be about different topics which pertain to you or your russian. relationships about. integration of russia into the european. we talked about. this human rights in russia which also which which was the topic which was also mentioned during our summit he said because girls. and what. we also discussed some topics. for international. and the international relationship between. ukraine and believe yeah and what it will russia european union and russia. it's. all started so we discussed a whole variety of different topics and. yeah i was helping to welcome you to the. from the federal job state of an offer helm was i and two it's not something i started. when incident when i think that we c