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just a matter in front of the election nothing for after the election the main problem for germany and france is. with the strong economies of the world many people are trying to get into germany and france to go. to we have to do something to. the immigration into the social systems all of these are by. the immigration into the sources it was growing. they enter in my. opinion and i'm afraid that's all the time we have dr ike hammer a publisher of the german online newsletter thank you. thank you. russian m.p. on the day the look of oil didn't kill former security officer alexander litvinenko according to british lie detector experts the u.k.'s prime suspect passed a polygraph test conducted by the country a specialist for a documentary our london correspondent laura smith looks into how it might change the murder inquiry. did you do anything that led to the death of alexander litvinenko no but were you involved in el xander listening cause death no. have you ever had any dealings with polonium no another step towards. moving his innocence in a test administered by british experts andrey lug

in the past made tremendous sense of europe you know the fifty's the reproach went between france and germany the single market even the euro in the times of boom was fantastic every one of those were my words those were our political projects ok they were had different agendas well there's a debate to that but what what my point is that the european union undoubtedly in agree with the other two panelists has to change fundamentally a lot of people have been arguing this ever since the issue of you know turkey joining the e.u. remember that a couple of years ago that the e.u. will not be able to actually take on board you know such a country as diverse as turkey but it is in the economic and you might even say you know do security interest of the e.u. to take this on board so the e.u. has to change you know the euro is a good idea but not certainly for an entire block of seventeen or eventually whatever you can twenty five or twenty seven countries so it was a good policy that was way you know out of proportion and certainly not in an area that simply doesn't represent an optimum currency are

of your id merely a politician has been centered around germany and france or not by the european commission we've seen a move back towards intergovernmental isn't it's not supporting the use of force in that that's completely incorrect because the mirco z. of the fiscal pact would have gives more power to the european commission to dictate to national countries the deficits that they can be running it can make it makes the european court of justice have a say in those areas that you have the. cozy pact. that you have and you limited driving this largely and they're going to pay the price those who say a lot of people are paying the price or richard if i go back to you in stockholm i mean again are kind of reiterate my point here it seems like the entire euro project is being punished here and not rejected maybe for some it's a rejection but being punished much along the lines of what robert has said. i think it's correct i mean as i see it more and more people are actually getting fed up with the whole european union and in the us if you and it's not surprising i mean they have a hard time

germany and france want member states to have the option to bring back those internal borders for thirty day period if there is a threat to security and public order there's a danger and more and more people are also going to start attacking all the good us europe and divisions within the union don't and there amnesty international's recent report documents examples of prejudice in the block against muslims in education and employment by jesus once a very much on the fringe of the sort of critical support from the on all being really mainstream in the right so to me it was sort of sort of saying when the left would come and see that people are more racist so to me not to but there has been some sort of. reuther or wiser or fortunate for people to express to hate and to an indulgent to violent behavior so where does that leave europe even the people who are against this kind of europe and against the idea that say they want a different kind of europe the e.u. may be trying to say the paths to achieve this vision and version of europe the obstacles are getting bigger from voters rallying b

like sundays socialist victory in france is presidential first round and it's a vicious row with germany france while all along was to renegotiate france's euro membership and stop the painful spending cuts members have to make. foreign minister. has just said those terms all negotiable he's pictured there top of lazy israel between the two linchpins of the single currency and e.u. markets slumped on news of poland's victory was also made several election pledges that are seen as bad for business for over three percent on monday they're now winning back just some of those falls so oil is down because of all the bad news risks are flattening out of global growth crude currently on the one o four is just holding on to one hundred three dollars a barrel russia's top all firm though is reportedly in talks with italy's any to drill in the black sea rules and that's looking for foreign expertise to tap new hole to access deposits comes off to the firm agreed to explore the arctic with any and america's the euro is once again losing to the dollar following earlier games the russian ruble is also gaini

the same five major suppliers continue to dominate nap is, the u.s., followed by russia, germany, france and the uk. but i think that one of the things we find freinteresting t he remain the same, the share of international trade is decli declining. i guess in caveats, we think israel is probably underestimated in our rankings and accountings and also interesting to note outside the top ten there's a number of non-european suppliers emerging as major competitors on the international arms trade. noted increased deliveries and competing not just against each other, international tenders but against some of the more established players. for example, south korea, south africa and brazil. but i think that those of you who have hopefully seen some of the media this week covering the release of our new data, china has been mentioned quite often. that's what i'll focus on in the next couple of minutes. to the volume of chinese imports declining, the volume of exports increased 90% between the two periods we're talking about. risen to be the sixth largest importer and within touching distance of

in the eurozone is not good for growth and in absolute terms we need more coordination between germany france and our european partners in this and firstly we don't see now so the first thing to do is actually to discuss where your euro zone partners to set a firm incorporated strategy that could influence thirty one i think of pushing down growth too much will frats become a headache no matter who becomes president a headache for its euro zone partners that is i guess the meat the main challenge faced by the continent's friends is key to saving the eurozone which again is in the midst of a crisis that is far from being over in france falls and so does the european financial stability facility and i'd leave soon as the minister union sunni see me sure that paris is in for the footsteps of madrid and athens fortunately we're not you know as bad in as bad as illusion as those two countries yet but we need to urgently take some action well this situation that the french people see in spain and greece and italy this is precisely what's fueling that feeling of anti globalization that at the capito

europe has been very very strong in those countries that are pursuing it again mark sweden norway germany france they're doing just fine but some of the particular when you look at what happened with goldman sachs and respect four years ago and see how this is all begun if these commons if these countries right can become privatized then there's a bunch of people who could make a whole lot of money off and the way to do that is to create a crisis or exploit you bulldoze the economy with austerity and you let the banks gather up whatever is not. a nation with a lot of resources it is for example greece and chinese are making huge investments in greece's main port iris qatar's investing five billion dollars in tourism an infrastructure there is selling off their country wealthy germans and scandinavians want to make greece the florida of europe was article about this new york times over the weekend greek there turning greek islands that used to be the property of the government of the people into expensive retirement homes for wealthy europeans now that the economy has collapsed it's a fire sale f

holland rejecting plans in place by germany and france to save the european economy.ow, france and germany have been pushing all the countries in europe for a new austerity, cutting programs, reducing pensions, and it is clear that if sarkozy loses his position, this whole idea of european austerity could go away. meanwhile, in holland, the prime minister of the netherlands stepped down after that country rejected a lot of calls for austerity there. mark rutte was trying to decide to cut the dutch budget to levels mandated by eu officials in brussels, was unable to. so politicians there dissolved the dutch government. you have two factors here that are very important to america's economy that you've never really paid attention to before. >>> closer to home, invivio starts to trade shares this week. they make devices that help put video on the internet. you may recall last week, we had three ipos, proof point one, info blocks another, those closed higher on the first day of trading on friday, splunk traded much higher first day of trading. all of those are lower with t

and back to the future of france and germany call to resurrect all borders in the e.u. . staunch euro crowns change sides of the big risk a voter fury. you're watching live from moscow on news from now with breaking news this hour terror has gripped ukraine today with a string of bombings that have left at least twenty seven people wounded four successive blast hit public areas in the eastern city of new appropriate throws causing widespread panic several people suspected of organizing the attacks have reportedly been arrested it live now to the ukrainian capital kiev where are these alexy yourselves joins us with more details on this developing story like the ukraine is not a frequent terror target give us more details on what happen today. we have it confirmed by the country's interior ministry that four bloss rocked the ukraine's third largest city in the east of the country and for now we know of twenty seven people who were injured as a result of those bloss illogically there were no people killed in those explosions twenty five of those people have been hospitalized

and back to the future of france and germany call to resurrect old borders in the e.u. one staunch bureaucrats change sides in a bid to escape voter fury. at six pm here in moscow five pm in kiev ukraine and the country has been gripped by terror today with a string of bombings that have left at least twenty nine people wounded four successive blast hit public areas in the eastern city of now prepared to throw off causing widespread panic several people suspected of organizing the attacks have reportedly been arrested alive now to the ukrainian capital artie's alexy or joins us with more details tell us more like so what happened in that eastern ukrainian city this morning. well in the third largest ukrainian city in fact we understand according to the interior ministry that four explosions happened with a little short time difference between them about twenty minutes between each explosion where those bombs self-made explosive devices were put in trash bins at the tramway stops across the central part of the city it's interesting because all of those explosions happene

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 you compare it with some south european nations, i mean, it is logical that something is not right. either you will have massive transfers of output from one end to the other, from the more productive one. and the other one --

if he wins, are we looking at a head-on collision between france and germany? >> not necessarily. socialist president's in france have worked well with conservative chancellor is in germany. think of helmut kohl and mitterande. or even the reunification of germany. hollande has a reputation of being a very solid, courteous, defendable politician. if elected president, chancellor merkel will have to make some concessions to him. she would do that for the sake of franco-german friendship, the motor of the project. it is possible, of course, that after elections that she might, as a result of this cannot be able to continue her present coalition and may have to form one with the social democrats. many analysts in germany think that is exactly what she would like to do. >> john, thank you very much, as always. >> the stars of the big screen are in berlin for the german film awards. >> 2000 guests came to see and be seen at the gaullists' ceremony. -- gala ceremony. >> michael bauhause received an award and he has been nominated for three awards. it brings with it a cash prize totaling

france. it is not in his project. nevertheless, he certainly considers germany and france as the leaders, legitimate leaders of europe.president charles de gaulle had a very well-defined idea of what france should represent and of its place at the head of the nations of europe. but today, as the country heads for presidential elections, it is national self-confidence has been battered by the economic crisis. and the standard bearer, president sarkozy is accused of losing his way and not knowing what on earth he stands for. president sarkozy's personal and campaign styles are a world away from the world simplicity's of french life for those of charles de gaulle. the economic crisis, most french people want to protect their lifestyle. the president is behind in the polls, and his position is hardly helped by the message they gaining economic vitality will require him to adopt a foreign models. >> now in europe, their two models. the swedish and german model, which means cutting spending. and reforming our economy so that they will be more competitive. that is of course a german- swedish model but there is another model

one of the strongest symbols of european unity but this immoral mino be under threat since france and germany want to see each member of the zone to be able to introduce border controls without the approval of the others the interior ministers of the two countries are formulated a document in which they did see that such steps would be measures of last resort and wouldn't last for over thirty b.s. but in reality it could mean the reappearance of checkpoints illegal immigration is a very serious issue both for germany and for france both have been trained we criticizing your lack of control on the european union's extrude borders especially when it comes to countries like greece and its border with turkey or italy which has been waiting for two thousand of refugees from arab countries which then go to other european union missions france is already threatened to pull out to extend the end zone hold together if you know serious measures are taken to help improve the situation but millions of europeans have been enjoying free travel since one thousand nine hundred five and many analysts have sai

now france and germany have been pushing their neighbors for austerity, cut programs, reduce prejudi nsions, and it's clear if sarkozy loses in france, that plan will collapse and you've got france and germany on opposite sides of a major issue. also over the weekend, the international monetary fund and the world bank pledged hundreds of billions of euros in support of europe in europe continues on that path of austerity. there's concern that spain may face bankruptcy and there's not enough euros in the bank to bail that country out. >>> meanwhile, back at the ranch, wall street looking for a lower opening this morning because of all of the problems in europe. netflix reporting the profits after the bell and the fed has the two-day meeting starting tomorrow. >>> invivio starts trading for the first time today makes devices like this that put video on the internet. last week we had two ipos, two of them friday, infoblox, proofpoint, 30%. it's been a good string of ipos. >> silicon valley just filling in with a whole lot of green. >> cash flowing, not a bad deal. >>> coming up, the inve

france and germany have been pushing their neighbors for austerity. cut programs, reduce pension, and it's pretty clear if sarkozy loses in france, that plan will collapse and then you have france and germany on opposite sides of a major issue. >>> also over the weekend, the international monetary fond and the world bank pledged hundreds of billions of more euros in support of europe if europe continues on that path of austerity. there is concern that spain could face bankruptcy and there are not enough euros in the bank to bail that country out. >>> meanwhile, here in america, for news before the bell, let's talk to jackie from cnbc world headquarters. good morning, jackie. >> good morning to you, scott. well, the futures are down sharply this morning. following some disappointing economic data out of europe. manufacturing activity is slowing down across the pond, which is renewing recession fears over here. european and asian markets are in the red today. there's no economic data today in the u.s., but it's a busy week ahead with reports on housing,

say germany, which is in the low 40s and then, of course, the next stage up is countries like germany, franceon, i want to reform the tax code. i want to flatten the rates and get rid of the unnecessary deductions and loopholes. i don't want to support higher spending because i want us to outgrow europe. >> look, larry, i think you're absolutely right to push for a tax reform and tax expenditures are a big problem. and with regard to spending is out of control, i think i heard dan just criticize medicare part "d" which is unfunded mandate created by the bush administration. he's right, that's unconscionable additional entitlement. but here's the point about spending. here's the point about spending, larry. hold on one second. aging society, you've got to factor that into your projections. >> all right. >> the high-end reforms on -- >> i want flat tax rates and eliminate spending big time. simon johnson, great to see you, thank you. and that'll be all for tonight's show, thanks for watching, i'm "kudlow," free market economics, limit government please. this at&t 4g network is fast. hey, heard

country or the chickens people who come from other regions of russia if they can afford going to germany or france to get a surgery there's nothing wrong about it such as well as i'd like to say that in terms of technology it's russia's major clinics are capable of performing any of those types of surgery are for one believe that in our field of international everything is and we don't know of any method or surgery that we wouldn't be able to perform when we provide here it proper professional level who is down to russian health care or simply lacking advertising skills people on the scene need every tasing absolutely and we need to advertise you should be able to compare the performance of russian surgeons to that of their foreign country or its power i would agree that all surgery care and hurtled teachin standards are different and broad we still lag behind the west in this area but were never that but i suppose they are better equipped to cope you have mentioned the one hundred clinics that russia already has which you've also said that you were supplied with five hundred cardigan. in place la

the biggest symbols if you will be in unity but this symbol mean they'll be on your friends france and germany are pushing for all members of the zone to be able to set up border controls without the permission of the others they do say that such steps would be measures of last resort and would last for over thirty days but in reality this could mean a mass reappearance of checkpoints within the european union illegal immigration is quite a serious issue both in germany and in france they've been strongly criticizing the lack of control on the external border we do remember the story of the tiny talian island of lampedusa in the mediterranean which was allotted with refugees in such great amounts that at some point they were more newcomers on the island than the residents fled to many of them living by their own rules and often not peaceful once it will be allowed thousands of these refugees onto the mainland and then they spread into other european union nations actually even cause the conflict with france which partially introduced border control since a large quantities of refugees headed t

what you're saying is germany will try to discipline france. and i see that as a gigantic political problem. the last word, nick burns? it will be a big problem. no question it will be contentious, b. i do think the germans will be very persuasive. if hollande wins, in convincing him not to implement everything he's talking about. >> thank you, nick burns. >>> later in the show, sex and scandal. more taxpayers millions wasted at the gsa, so where's president obama's leadership? >>> up next, a big week for ipos later on on ann crepers's new definition of -- i think had hollande story is bad, bad, bad. the chevy cruze eco also offers 42 mpg on the highway. actually, it's cruze e-co, not ec-o. just like e-ither. or ei-ther. or e-conomical. [ chuckling ] or ec-onomical. pa-tato, po-tato, huh? actually, it's to-mato, ta-mato. oh, that's right. [ laughs ] [ car door shuts ] [ male announcer ] visit your local chevy dealer today. now very well qualified lessees can get a 2012 chevy cruze ls for around $159 per month. e.p.a. estimated 36 miles per gall