if germany, france, the other big countries, do not understand that we are, that we are under the riskll go straight there. are you effectively saying to the europeans, we are keen to stay, we will stay in the euro and the eu but if you get in our way, if you impose unnecessary rules on us, then the game is over for italy and the eu? i don't want to go to the fight... we just started. i trust the eu. we are really focused on making it work. you will understand, there has to be good cooperation. everyone in the has to understand that if italy is in trouble, you need to help italy. because the opposite is to make europe collapse. some are saying that what you have done is bring not the fascists but a very right—wing nationalist party back into government, in italy, of a kind that has not been seen since mussolini. i have respect for the 6 million voters of the northern league, i don't think they feel close to mussolini. having said that, the mistrust between each other brought us to create this agreement to start the government. we are a democratic party. we respect human rights, human d

if you just look at meetings in the leaders of the united kingdom, germany, france, greece, finland, austria, belgium, and italy have all had bilateral meetings with president putin. just taking europe as an example, many, many leaders in europe have met with president putin. i think president trump felt that president putin agreed that now is the time the two of them got together. >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] i'm from the washington post. a year ago when president putin in germany, president putin denied it to trump that russia had interfered in the u.s. elections. after that, he wrote an article calling russian interference a true act of war. you said that this episode in germany was an instance of putin lying to drop and you said it showed the perils of negotiating with today's russia. today, after the meeting with then, one told us that interference did, briefly and that the russian side to denied ever having interfered or interfering in use the mystic politics. i'm wondering -- u.s. domestic politics. i'm wondering if you would say back then that

germany france and the u.k. have expressed their. clear political position that they are not abandoning it i believe that the national interest of those three countries that they want to secure strategic relations with iran and they are not sacrificing it for the sake of the us. an iraqi court sentenced a french woman to life in prison for joining the islamic state terror group she does get the death penalty though millionaire boy was captured last year in mosul and censuses seven months in prison for entering the country illegally at the end of that sentence she is due to be deported home to france but prosecutors demanded a retrial saying she violated the country's antiterrorism law by following a husband to iraq they further say he went there to join the terror group meantime this is opened up a whole new can of worms to bigger one the problem of radicalization in france french prisons as radicalized raising the alarm five hundred terrorists and now imprisoned in france around one thousand two hundred prisoners are reportedly radi

germany france and the u.k. have expressed their. clear political position that they are not abandoning it i believe that the national interests of those three countries that they want to secure strategic relations with iran and they are not sacrificing it for this week of the u.s. . and iraqi court has sentenced a french woman to life in prison for joining the islamic state terror group she has the escape the death penalty her name she was captured last year in mosul and sentenced to seven months in prison for entering the country illegally after the end of the sentence then she's due to be deported home to france but prosecutors demanded a retrial saying she violated the country's antiterrorism law by following a husband to iraq for the war they say he went there to join the terror group while almost two thousand people from france who went to fight in i saw him now in various ways coming back it's believed that many were radicalized while serving time in french prisons and authorities are now raising the big alarm over the problem

germany france and the u.k. have expressed their. clear political position that they are not abandoning it i believe that the national interests of those three countries that they want to secure strategic relations with iran and they are not sacrificing it for they seek of us. and then use this morning in iraqi court has sentenced a french woman to life in prison for joining the islamic state terror group escaping the death penalty though molina bowl ad was captured last year in mosul and sentenced to seven months in prison for entering the country illegally after the end of that sentence she is due to be deported home to france but prosecutors demanded a retrial saying she violated the country's antiterrorism law and followed her husband who joined our. knowingly five hundred terrorists a known prison in france around one thousand two hundred prisoners a reporter for the dea radicalised forty due for release over the next two years the country's leading counterterrorism prosecutor warns that the move poses a major threat to the publ

and the rest of the scene of team germany touched down in france frankfurt to face the press and their critics after the reigning world champions crashed out in the group stage. thank you so much for your company everyone reports are coming in that france is willing to enter into a bilateral deal with germany over the secondary movement of migrants arriving in europe well that would apparently be subject to a request from berlin the news announced by the elites a palace would be the first tangible outcome of a crunch summit in brussels european union leaders are discussing the divisive issue of migration they have two days to hammer out a solution for managing the flow of migrants a block or. rains divided on the issue of how to distribute refugees fairly france and germany are sticking with their call for a common solution less leaders are expected to discuss setting up large refugee centers outside the e.u. where asylum claims could be processed before people make their way into the block well italy's a new hardline prime minister has come to this summit with a clear agenda just epic

i'm serious oh my god a good to have you with us germany's chancellor angela merkel is meeting france's president tomorrow one more call in a push to solve europe's migration crisis they are meeting along with their respective cabinets in mesa barracks just outside the german capital berlin both moscow and merkel are preparing for an e.u. summit next week zero for both hope to reach a compromise over the blocs deep divisions on migration merkel's interior minister has told her to make changes to migration policy or he says he will take action himself the chancellor is still pushing for a unified you solution on monday she met the new in tally and prime minister promising support for his efforts to tackle the crisis. last week he was in paris last night involved in it was israeli's newly elected right tween conservative prime minister conti to set the tone for today's meeting between under the machall and france's president in monterrey mark hong. italy's borders our european borders instead of being divided in europe about solidarity and responsibility we must all act together with a mu

defended well but somehow we lost all structure exists is a very bitter moment for us and all of germany france a very very very bitter even ing and the. title holders humiliated crashed out of the world cup at the first hurdle. we have our correspondents covering every angle of the story for us we have come to know why from d.w. sports and with us here in studio and we also have jonathan harding at the germany team camp that's just outside of moscow jonathan i want to start with you what's been happening the team i understand it's on its way back to germany. that's correct the team through straight after the game yesterday from because i'm black so moscow on the bus left but it's unclear whether hotel was towards the airport this morning on the side of the bus it said let's write history together and ironically that's exactly what germany have done just not in the best possible way the kind of history that this germany team doesn't want to write their mood is disappointed everybody is dejected and the shock is still very present in the germany tom it's still very present here as well how devas

the leaders of the united kingdom, germany, france, finland, austria, belgium, italy have all had bilateral meetings with president putin. taking europe as an example, many leaders of europe met with president clinton in this context. this was trump felt the time to get together. [speaking russian] >> from the washington post. trump ago one president met with president putin in germany, president putin denied russia interfered in the u.s. election. later, you wrote an article calling election interference a true act of war. you said this episode in germany lying instance of putin to trump and that it showed the perils of negotiating with russia. your counterpart told us election interference did, and that the russian side denied ever having interfered in u.s. domestic politics. . i am wondering how you reacted to that, whether you would say as you did this was an instance of lying and whether this shows the perils of negotiating with russia. [speaking russian] >> i appreciate this research into my prior writing. as i have said many times in washington and i am happy to say for the first tim

they've been about it every single day and i think that was the case in because i mean yesterday germany france remained confident before the game there was a sense of always germany you know we'll get it done and i think the problem was that the players had the same feeling and that was evident from the way that they played it was a massive problem and the atmosphere generated in the stadium they were hopeful they were hesitant and being you know watching it on how watching unfold was just remarkable it was fun just something you can't really describe really to pitches to really justify the experience there is just something that germany will have to get over it it's such a huge painful disappointment for this to. pass the first comes the pain then comes the autopsy we have to figure out what happened a lot of people already talking about that don right yeah it seems that one of the main kind of feelings about what happened what went wrong for this germany team is that they arrived at the world cup feeling quite complacent they were they were i mean they were calling themselves the favorites t

was no shortage of drama everyone was on the edge of their seats here in germany and of course germany france across the planet of the best thing we need to do is really take a look at all the action. germany started furiously pinning sweden back right from the start but lacked precision in front of goal and they lacked precision in their passing to twenty courses misplaced bowl gave sweden an opportunity to supply. who made no mistake. sweden ahead against the run of play in germany in deep trouble the first goal was my mistake no question but when you play four hundred passes one or two might go astray you need to have guts to play such as second half after that mistake. was a second half they played three minutes in a mako royce netted the equalizer the above. but then a set back as jerome book saying was sent off after a second yellow card time was running out on we were a man down for the last ten fifteen minutes but even then we did not stop playing football as we switched a couple of positions and then tony strike on this what can you say honest tony cross free kick in the ninety fifth

defended well but somehow we lost all structure this is a very bitter moment for us and all of germany france very very very big to even ing it up. the title holders humiliated crashed out of the world cup at the first hurdle. let's talk more about germany's exit at the world cup we have max zander at frankfurt airport where team germany set to arrive and we also have tom joyner wife and did a few sports with us here in studio max let's start with you because you're probably not the only one to staking out the arrivals from moscow what sort of a welcoming committee is waiting for the german team. well there are a few hundred people here there's a good decent smaller crowd here but it's certainly not the twenty fourteen homecoming crowd we saw in berlin four years ago after the team won the world cup we got some fans with jerseys and flags but mostly it does not feel like a party here there's no euphoria here it feels like like a brief show everybody's waiting for the the appearance of the team the crowds the press crowds right next to me as you can see they're waiting to move in they're movin

people should be in europe the times are over when france and germany decided refugee policy when they told europe in italy what they had to pay and which migrants they had to take in. celgene is tough talk has struck a chord with austria he met with his austrian counterpart in rome and heard of an emergency mini summit being held in brussels on sunday. in stark contrast to vienna and rome strong anti immigrant policy french president. has joint german chancellor angela merkel's call for other e.u. countries to take their fair share of migrants. that's. the topic which currently concerns us all is migration. we see it as a common challenge the first have to make sure that the cause behind migration is eliminated was the one for me as i think. they appear to have won at least on saturday in macau welcome spain's new prime minister petro sanchez to paris the week of to madrid took in almost six hundred thirty migrants also turned away by rome michael pointed a firm finger e.u. states who refused to play ball over my creation you can't have countries that massively benefit from the solida

and they've been bad in every single day and i think that was the case in prison yesterday to germany france remain confident before the game there was a sense of always germany you know we'll get it done and i think the problem is that the players have the same feeling and that was evident from the way that they played it was a massive problem and that was fear generated in the stadium they were hopeful they were hesitant and being there watching it on house watching unfold was just remarkable it was fun just something you can't really describe really the pictures don't really justify the experience there's just something that germany will have to get over it it's such a huge painful disappointment for this team i think that's a first comes the pain then comes the autopsy we have to figure out what happened and a lot of people already talking about that don right yeah it seems that one of the main kind of feelings about what happened what went wrong is germany team is that they arrived at the world cup feeling quite complacent they were they were i mean they were calling themselves the favo

has seen the biggest influx of people even if a migrant wants to get to another country like germany france and sweden under the dublin rules they can be returned to their first country of entry not fair so you're right in athens. italy is made clear it's ready to battle brussels until all member states share responsibility for might of the social democrats in the european parliament serves great to have you here with us i want to start off with a chance on the america because before heading to brussels she characterized this summit as potentially a make or break issue for the new is that a little overblown your right there right now give us a sense of how deep the fault lines run in europe app this moment. well i think we have to distinguish between the real problems and the make. in the bill variances who and the conservative family in germany of course we know exactly that migration is a big challenge to europe and to everybody in the world and the europeans have to find a collective senses through that joint and says mutually supportive and says in solidarity we have to open way of leav

we do have those private conversations we'll talk to them which is a for france germany austria. and we're going to go to many other european countries and again we have very good cooperation we've. and we have a good right now the study to make public statements on that so one of the ministers of the french government recently. we could not. allow the us to become the policeman of the world the former finance minister of germany publicly. germany has never been a sovereign state following nineteen. forty five. everyone's. seeing what's happening. you've got to understand what's happening but our partners never thought that. counterproductive policy related with sanctions and trade restrictions would never applied to them they would never be affected but this is what is happening to steel aluminum. not just for europe or canada and mexico have been affected too these are sanctions. as just. their use of the law in other language but. why why have they the targets it have the next crimea as some of our partners. know. mattick national interests of the us the where you are pretty g

russia's seen its share of disgraceful fan behavior but so has poland is italy germany france a racist attack left him with a broken arm the incessant abuse from polish fans wore him down as well fine chelsea football fans and banned from all football matches after they pushed a black man off the paris metro chanting a racist the way we like it. i . this is the most politicised world cup in decades the media's made sure of that head of us is the greatest celebration of sports and football in the world of common spirits and a love for the game that transcends borders nationality and culture but hatred and scaremongering already here brought by those who couldn't care less about football. if you care about other football is still goalless in the first half in volgograd between nigeria and iceland our world cup team will be here in half an hour to give their insight on today's games keep in touch with all the football headlines though right across the world cup download or at checkout r.t. dot com one of the absolute must haves there is to take a look at this. president kweisi his case hi

football fans russia's seen its share of disgraceful fan behavior but so has poland it's really germany france a racist attack left him with a broken arm incessant abuse from polish fans wore him down as well fine chelsea football fans and fans from all football matches after they pushed a black man off the paris metro chanting a racist that's the way we like it. this is the most politicised world cup in decades the media's made sure of that head of us is the greatest celebration of sports and football in the world of commons spirits and a love for the game that transcends borders nationality and culture but hatred and scaremongering already here brought by those who couldn't care less about football. and if you want to keep in touch with all the football headlines to ride across the world cup download our. for all the action as it happens and check out our side al tito called one of the most jews that has had a look at this. i've. seen. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime stamping each day. eig

football fans russia's seen its share of disgraceful fan behavior but so has poland it's really germany france a racist attack left him with a broken arm incessant abuse from polish fans wore him down as well fine chelsea football fans and fans from all football matches after they pushed a black man of the paris metro chanting a racist that's the way we like it. this is the most politicised world cup in decades the media's made sure of that head of us is the greatest celebration of sports and football in the world of common spirits and a love for the game that transcends borders nationality and culture but hatred and scaremongering already here brought by those who couldn't care less about football. well let's get an update on that still goalless purcell costa rica match and some petersburg now into the second half a serai is there for us. the fust off of that group the fixture between brazil and costa rica and big goal a sun the best opportunity really falling to govern. people to vote on the control and finished putting it in the back of the net unfortunately he was offside all the long dist

integration in the u. you the finest germany. france has has put forth answer anybody there is. a month long walk walk [inaudible] the judge. the extension on tom half of my mind a judge ordered border destruction nearly nearlyly forty four dollars thousand readers that is fifty three three house outlaws online with around around two point point. three three sad or store i've ever one well i can could i would take and yeah. it's it's frank franklin se. front runnerc&&bçç 06/22/18 06/22/18 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! pres. trump: i signed a very good executive order yesterday, but that is only limited. no matter how you cut it, it leads to separation, ultimately. amy: as the u.u.s. milaryy prepares to house up to 20,000 immigrantt children on n militay bases, the justice department wants to live the 20 day limit on family detention. meanwhile, thousands of

germany france and the u.k. have expressed. a clear political position that they are not abandoning it i believe that the national interests of those three countries that they want to secure strategic relations with iran and they are not sacrificing it for this sake of the u.s. . thanks countries across europe of time their borders against illegal newcomers but it's not just economic migrants that have been seeking greener pastures. cleary let's go to the to our the to. cut. maybe we shall be. really. really. really. trip you should open our silent area safe borders created by and for humans. stop this madness. safe bank of a pregnant. this is what you really think about microbes. live. a little. bit ten days and counting until football's biggest event kicks off here in russia so we've been catching up with former brazil defender and two time world cup when it has given us some insight into how his nation my perform the summons to a. well expectations are really high not only concern in the world cup in russia but also concerni

migrants coming to still coming to europe in relatively large numbers and so it's italy spain germany france and some others and the country sort of making another piece of political theater and there we will sort of not come because we don't want to the issue to be talked about in those terms it doesn't mean anything if they want to come they can the doors are open that's what everybody agreed on on sunday everybody can come but nobody nobody is excluded but the vision just sort of beginning themselves up and trying to strengthen their position and just making more political noise and time migration so simon young given all this political fare some political noise how likely is it that chancellor merkel can put a deal to govern that will save her coalition and her job. well i think it looks extremely difficult still you've got some countries is probably saying who are fundamentally opposed to you know increased migration or in some cases against any regret migration a tall into their countries and other people saying that what's really needed is a fairer distribution of people round the you

germany france is also well known they all say that it is an imperfect today oh but it's the best it's the least worst well marriage's well i think i mean talking is good that's certainly what the german side believes they believe that dialogue is valuable if you don't have that then you have a build up of. suspicions to take the lead in the context of middle east politics it's important also as mr netanyahu said for the israelis to be talking to berlin after all it's a very important trading relationship that they have the e.u. easy's rails largest trading partner so that is also part of the background to these visits to the three capitals that mr netanyahu is making. thank you so much for that. this is the. time for one story we were covering the business of the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to. make more. of the website as well. we make up we want to have our feet. to. the surface of. the want to shape the continent's future it's part of enjoying our youngsters as they share their stories their dreams. percent. for africa.

among football fans russia's seen its share of disgraceful fan behavior but so has poland italy germany france a racist attack left him with a broken arm the incessant abuse from polish fans wore him down as well fine chelsea football fans and banned from all football matches after they pushed a black man off the paris metro chanting a racist that's the way we like it. i . this is the most politicised world cup in decades the media's made sure of that head of us is the greatest celebration of sports and football in the world of commons spirit and a love for the game that transcends borders nationality and culture but hatred and scaremongering already here brought by those who couldn't care less about. football. is still male male in the brazil costa rica game and if you want to keep across the schools not much fear of today's matches get the obit it all to go home or the headline news is on the way we'll hear about iran's bleak outlook for the nuclear deal with a bright. you know world of big partisan lot and conspiracy it's time to wait to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media

influential eu states such as germany, france, and spain will block any attempt by the uk to remain within the single market for goods without freedom of movement, the spanish foreign ministerjosep borrell said on tuesday. the comment came as eu leaders are about to hold a summit in brussels starting thursday. and some uk businesses have sounded warnings about the disruption and damage they say brexit will cause. for business the biggest concerns over the future of trading relationship worth more than $733bn last year are how that will continue without any kind of trade deal or customs union. a key part of that is the irish border over which $3.5 billion of trade is conducted. the uk's northern ireland secretary karen bradley has been in brussels this week trying to make progress on how to avoid a hard border which some worry would undermine the peace process. and without these issues sorted there is no clarity on what or how the uk can negotiate free trade deals of its own. something that's led planemaker airbus and the car industry body, the smmt, to voice their concerns, and the operato

have seen the biggest influx of people even if a migrant wants to get to another country like germany france or sweden under the dublin rules they can be returned to their first country of entry not fair say rome and athens rules to relocate asylum seekers throughout the e.u. are supposed to be in place by the end of this month. but even german chancellor angela merkel is fighting members of her own government over the issue while she and french president emmanuel mccomb were hoping an agreement could be reached this week some eastern even member states including hungry in poland don't want to take in any more migrants. some of europe's borders are now being tightly controlled with past four checks reinstated on many border crossings no european leader wants to see a repeat of the uncontrolled migration of twenty fifteen but politicians will need to find common ground if they want a solution that lasts. well for more on the migration we're joined now from brussels by w.'s of barbara vai's all barbara so as we heard in that report under the current dublin rules migrants can be returned to the

tricky especially by the way between the two heavyweights of the european union between france and germany france once a hardline approach to the whole thing wants to play hardball but they don't really have anything to lose because their exports to the united states aren't as as large as comprehensive as those from germany that has a huge trade surplus with with the united states most often in brussels thank you. search for five big cats reported to have escaped from a zoo in western germany is over a drone spotted the two lines two tigers and the judge give us still on the premises of the eiffel's who located near the german town of luna back several enclosures have been damaged by storms overnight and the animals were thought to be missing a police led hunt and sued putting nearby residential areas on lockdown the fugitive bear which did escape was shot and killed. and support the first games of day six of the french open have kept fans on the edge of their seats a number two seed alexander vera survived the second successive french open scare before for almost four hours against the mere jhoo

phrases frankly we've heard them before and there wasn't really any indication today of how france and germany are going to go and persuade other countries to find a common solution and certainly not within the next couple of weeks which of course is when angela merkel facing a crisis in but in berlin needs some results especially on the point of a slow in brussels did you hear anything in today's speeches from the president on the chancellor anything there that they can sell to the e.u. . no particularly in those speeches with regard to the refugee crisis because there simon said all of these good words let's protect our borders better and so on and so forth as we've heard in the times before but if you look at the paris papers for this next summit there is something interesting there because obviously the e.u. now wants to push forward a solution that has been talked about for fifteen years in europe and all the sort of sore on to the side as unmanageable it talks about the preparations for the summit they talk about creating refugee centers in also africa in countries outside of the e.u. or

we've already seen a switch, for example, from the uk and places like germany. franceo be right in the centre of europe and to be seen as a dynamic economy. so far it has had the reputation of being bureaucratic and not really favouring a lot of private investment coming in, and of course the state is so important. i think that will change the perception. that's basically what he is trying to do, and if you put that alongside a number of his other reforms, such as easing up on bureaucracy, simplifying the tax system and so on, you can see that france is really wanting to be right at the centre of what perhaps foreign investors may want to be looking at when they are trying to decide where to invest. we shall watch this space. thank you very much for your ta ke space. thank you very much for your take on that. we will update you. what's next in the us—china trade spat? after us president donald trump announced he's set to impose 25% on $50 billion worth of chinese goods on friday, china has responded in kind with tariffs of its own. but chinese media has also mocked pre

defended well but somehow we lost almost truck so this is a very big moment for us and all of germany france very very very bit to even in. the time to hold us humiliated to crash out of the cup it's lost in group f. . you know the help of dissect this crash now i'm joined here at the big table by a pub a. us and really round shots from our sports team well i mean i wish we were saying hello under different circumstances i think i speak for a lot of people tonight i know that you thought that team germany had. mojo after their win against sweet that's right i mean they look like a kind of or a new team to a degree but let's not forget that for the majority of that match against sweden they really did struggle so in many ways yes they had found a but then it was sort of that touchy we'll say and there's many elements that came against sweden at the end the day of course germany beat them two one but it was the very last minute that they actually beat them and i don't have time they're actually facing an early exit which now is happens but they're facing an early exit because sweden actually w

can hear having a party tonight i'm sure that night because i will go on a lot longer than the germany france will and before i let you go jonathan what next for germany. what next well they'll be huge conversations they'll be headlines they'll be analysis they'll be so much to say about this performance and you're going to have said it wouldn't be a dark day for german football but there will be a whole lot of conversations that will go on after this and whether he stays on as coach who stays on his players all questions that will have to be asked or answered in the future are i to jonathan harding reporting a two fer my cousin stadium where static south korean fans are cheering behind him and some sad german fans here and there were going to be back to the studio with me are emily and pablo because i'm going to try and do a post-mortem here and i want to start with you let's talk about what went wrong during this campaign so much i mean that's the bottom line so much went wrong and they got off on a really bad foot their first game was already really bad their game against mexico showed it

prime minister heads to europe to persuade leaders to abandon the hard fought iran nuclear deal germany france and britain have pledged to rescue the agreement after it was rejected by america. and the french authorities raised the alarm over radicalization in prisons r.t. travels to the largest prison in europe where guards say it's overcrowded and lacks proper security measures. and the good afternoon just turned midday or mosque as one of the fourth of june my name's kevin i bring you the latest marty h.q. then for the next half hour and stay with me. now to listen care of the company at the center of that huge scandal for using private data for political ends is to be discussed in the european parliament later monday but even as that happens yet another scandal surfaced investigative journalist max blumenthal has no published documents he says were leaked from the cambridge analytic his parent company they allegedly revealed that it's been collecting data for private military contractors in yemen as donald quarter explains next. remember the cambridge analytical scandal millions of people'

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been on a european toll well being the leaders of germany france and the u.k. to drop their support for the iran nuclear deal is death as they do appear to have been in that but i've been very consistent about my opposition to the the. to. we believe that the run deal is an opportunity for a certain time it's better than what we had before you along with france and germany they continue to be the best route to preventing iran from getting. well despite this unity among european leaders companies and institutions to you are playing to a different chain european investment bank for example seems to be siding with the u.s. as r.t. dangle bushell expects e.u. solidarity and nothing but a house of cards after europe giants from energy behemoths to the makers of persia and see paul in a bit this scrapping billion euro iran projects to brute the european investment bank owned by yes the twenty eight members of the e.u. of. supports the e.u. but ignoring sanctions is incompatible with its status of course and it gets worse brussels is painful new u.s. tari

between germany and the contras is fifty five percent higher than the trade annually between germany and france which shows that the economy cooperation between germany and europe is extremely strong at cern show you a became kind of a backyard for the german industry which has always been and which will always be i guess the bone of the european economy so actually the strong central euro is the interest of the european union because a strong central euro can contribute to european union being stronger as well that's why we we reject all kinds of these kinds of accusations you know against us on political basis that's the bottom line is crisis right now and so there is the eastern countries that want more independence in terms of making decisions there is the center brussels france and germany who want tighter integration and maybe a two speed to europe it is absolutely clear that you cannot go on living in a shape that it's in right now something needs to change we don't really know what where do you see hungary in this union like do you feel like you'll be one of those like faster integratin

defended well but somehow we lost all structure this is a very bitter moment for us and all of germany france very very very big to even think about. the title holders humiliated crashed out of the world cup at the first hurdle. so joining me now to rake over the coals of that painful to fate is tom genoa from sports he's here in the studio for us and jonathan harding is standing by at the germany team camp outside of moscow welcome to you both and jonathan i'd like to turn to you first because you traveled back from cazan with the german team last night and i imagine the mood there is not the best. well you know it's the best sorts of put it it's not the best ironic because well considering that seems more like think by most best never rest but there's nothing best about this team the moment the mood last night after the game was well dejection disappointment under the same here this morning the sun might be shining the hotel right behind me that the players are just so so disappointed but rather me talk about it here's what you. think you have spoken about soft plan often enough and knew ho

prime minister heads to europe to persuade leaders to abandon the hardboard iran nuclear deal germany france and britain have pledged to rescue the agreement if rejected by the u.s. . and the french authorities raised the alarm over radicalization in prison travels to europe's largest jail overcrowded proper security. here on r.t. international money is called embraced in the afternoon here in moscow welcome to a news update this hour first off for you cambridge analytic of the company at the center of a scandal for using private data for political ends is to be discussed in the european parliament later this monday but even as that happens yet another scandal surfaced investigative journalist max blumenthal has published documents he says were leaked from cambridge analytic his parent company they allegedly reveal that it's been collecting private data for military contractors in yemen explained. remember the cambridge analytical scandal millions of people's personal information being mined for financial gain and influence cambridge and a little it's actually a data analytics company dedica

france and germany they continues to believe that is the best route to preventing iran from getting nuclear weapon i despite this unity among european leaders some companies and institutions are playing to a different tune the european investment bank for example seems to be siding with the united states has done your bush. e.u. solidarity and nothing but a house of cards after europe giants from energy behemoths to the makers of persia and see paul in a bit this scrapping billion euro iran projects to brute the european investment bank owned by yes the twenty eight members of the e.u. itself insists it supports the e.u. but ignoring sanctions is incompatible with its status of course and it gets worse brussels is stick a painful new u.s. tariffs on europe's metal however some see all this as a calming plan business these days especially european union in american business is whether their bangs automobile companies ip companies any other business they're so interconnected that america will continue to use that leverage to try to penalize some of their european companies who may be doing bu

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been on a european tour lobbying the leaders of germany france and u.k. to drop their support for the iran nuclear deal is efforts to appear with the invader but i've been very consistent about my opposition to the. to this nuclear deal we believe that the run deal is an opportunity for a certain time it's better than what we had before along with france and germany ok continues to believe this is the best route to preventing it because even if you want them well despite this unity among european leaders some e.u. companies and institutions are actually playing two different chain european investment bank for example seems to be siding with the u.s. is artie's daniel bushell expects e.u. solidarity nothing but a house of cards of the euro. from energy behemoths dot to the makers of persia and see toy in a bit this scrapping billion euro iran projects to brute the european investment bank owned by yes the twenty eight members of the e.u. of. supports the e.u. but ignoring sanctions is incompatible with its status of course and it gets worse brusse