the narrow ones, north korean. cent alterations allow russian trains to travel directly into north korea. broken-down tracks and tunnels were also upgraded to permit heavy cargo. lots of koreans gather here today to celebrate the completing of the reconstruction of the railway section between russia and north korea. about 500 people took part, including locals and border security officers. also present are the senior vice president of russian railways. and north korean minister. he explains importance of the railway. >> translator: this railway symbolizes the friendly relationship and economic cooperation between our two countries. we want to work together with russia to form a transportation network that serves people in both countries. we also want to foster a cooperative relationship that is mutually beneficial. >> translator: the demonstration train is a clear example of the implementation of the agreement between the leaders of our two countries to establish a new cargo route from northeast asia to russia and v

what we can say for sure is that the north korean press has simply not reported on any of the popular of 2011. obviously for fear of sparking protests within north korea. in fact, pyongyang issued a statement in march simply saying libya's dismantling of its nuclear weapons program made it more vulnerable to western intervention. in other words, we the north koreans will keep our nukes as our insurance policy against regime change. so don't expect pyongyang to disarm anytime soon. the regime may interprets the fall of gadhafi as a cautionary tale. don't disarm, don't try and talk to the west, don't open up. meanwhile, the suffering of the korean people continues. just last week, unicef reported that millions of children there are at risk of being severely malnourished. these children will be more vulnerable to disease and stunted growth. and there's little hope that the government has the ability to help even if it wanted to. there's been a major shortage of food for years now compounded by adverse weather conditions, a suspension of food aid programs from the u.s. and south korea. ev

would talk about trying to persuade and north koreans to stop their programs. t was also the main liaison with the syrians in proliferating this technology. from north korea to see. he was doing double duty. the significance of it was that it was a designated terrorist sponsoring state acquiring from another designated terrorist sponsored state, north korea, this deadly capability. one of the things that we were most concerned about that i spoke about at the time was the possibility of another 9/11. but this time the terrorists would be armed with something far deadlier than box cutters and airline tickets, that they would have a nuclear weapon or an agent of some guy. and i believe this is a situation where it's most egregious case of nuclear proliferation, that i can recall. during my time. when the israelis produced the evidence, we spent a lot of time on it obviously. i advocated a course of action it would've involved in a military strike to take up. >> by the united states? >> by the united states. it was a target out there by itself in the desert. that wa

>>> one year after north korea's artillery attack on a south korean island, residents are rebuilding their lives among lingering anxiety. welcome to "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi. people are head to go class and moving on with their lives, quite a difference from last year. north korea attacked the island a year ago. residents fled the island and left everything behind. now they're busy trying to get back what they lost. ana, you spent several days there. what's life like a year later? >> reporter: people are busy rebuilding what was damaged. there's a lot to do. it is only a few square kill meters in size, but it is a point of tension between the north and south for years. south korean soldiers watched their enemies from this observation post. behind them 12 kill meters away, north korean soldiers stare right back. the island lies in the northern limit line. the seaboarder between the two koreas. the north korean military launched an attack last november 23rd across those waters. they fired 170 shells, about half landed on the island. they killed four people, including two civi

north korea's military pounded the island with artillery a year ago wednesday. yongpyeong is located near the disputed maritime boarder in the yellow sea. the victims of the attack were two south korean marines and two civilians. 100 military officers and other people gathered at a hillside park for a memorial service for the two marines. they could see north korea in the distance. organizers unveiled a monument bearing the portraits of the dead marines. following the memorial service people honored the two civilians who died in last year's attack. they unveiled a monument near the factory where the victims were working at the time of the shelling. donors paid for the monument. about 3,000 people also went to the national cemetery for a memorial ceremony. prime minister kim hwang sik addressed the gathering. >> translator: my heart bleeds at the memory of the incident. the south korean government will never compromise when it comes to the safety and security of its people and the country. >> the south korean government has repeatedly demanded the north apologize for the yongpyeong attack. it also wants its neighbor to take measures to make sure something like that doesn't happen agai

north korea's military pounded the island with artillery a year ago on wednesday. four people died. yeonpyeong is located near the disputed maritime border in the yellow sea. the victims of the attack were two south korean marines and two civilians. 100 military officers and other people gathered at a hillside park for a memorial service for the two marines. they could see north korea in the distance. organizers unveiled a monument bearing the portraits of the dead marines. following the memorial service people honored the two civilians who died in last year's attack. they unveiled a monument near the factory where the victims were working at the time of the shelling. donors paid for the monument. about 3,000 people also went to tejang national cemetery for a memorial ceremony. prime minister kim hwang sik addressed the gathering. >> translator: my heart bleeds at the memory of the incident. the south korean government will never compromise when it comes to the safety and security of its people and the country. >> the south korean government has repeatedly demanded the north apologize for the yeonpyeong attack. it also wants its neighbor to take measures to make sure something like that doesn't happen a

wheels in motion moscow ushers in a new era of energy security for western europe as a landmark of north korean hard life begins pumping russian gas straight to germany and beyond a new supply route rules out energy rouse from the transit countries which had previously left european consumers russian gas out of the problem. russia issues and other stern warning against israeli military action against iran as president dmitri medvedev says it could scud catastrophe for the middle east meanwhile the un atomic wash dog is about to release a report on steroids in nuclear activities. the greek doesn't walk a politician scramble to save the country as they inch towards a deal over a new crisis leader r.t. heads to the streets of athens to find out what greeks themselves think. as north korean gas enters europe for the first i was with the man who was head of the ambitious project the very person who used to lead germany at the beginning of the millennium as its chancellor gerhard schroeder tells us why it's so important for all sides involved. gerhard schroder was charles of germany from nineteen nin

the north korean pipeline is making energy security better for european union energy import. the european union will be safer no because there is next a pipeline which circumvents the difficult transit countries like ukraine and belarus show where russian gas has disappeared over the past ten fifteen years i think the north korean pipeline is a political project as well but for other reasons critical of the pipelines i think this sort of the energy alliance which is the european union and basically germany is forging was russia we are trying to bring russia closer to europe even integrate europe and russia into a common energy space and therefore this is a space we'll be successful that we can think about creating a common economic space a free trade zone and also politically much closer together so from my point of view the energy alliance which is being symbolized by this pipeline as well will help us to build a common continental europe more stable than it had been before. the russian president has warned of militarist rhetoric in the middle east and an attack on iran coul

i think the north korean pipeline is a political project this well but for other reasons the critic is of the pipettes i think this is true of the energy alliance which is the european union and basically germany is forging was russia we are trying to bring russia closer to europe even integrate europe and russia into a common energy space and therefore this is a space we'll be successful then we can think about creating uncommon economic space in a free trade zone and also politically much folded together so from my point of view of the energy alliance which is being symbolized by of this pipeline as well will help us to build a common continent and make europe more stable than it had been before all right well thanks very much for analysis there alexander rara director of the russian eurasia program at the german council on foreign relations thank you. well we are covering the a lot of the noise free my gas pipeline all throughout the day here and later we will bring you live transmission of that opening ceremonies if you stay with us for that. now military action against iran it cou

that you know it's not great but the north koreans have nuclear weapons but it's not as if north korea has been able to dominate its region and i don't see her going to proliferation and so now from my point of view we're seeing almost exactly the same kind of rhetoric iran talking about how dangerous the wrong is dangerous iranian rhetoric is and so forth and so forth and it's hard for me to see how a country as weak and as economically vulnerable as it is wrong actually use nuclear weapons to dominate its region and so from what you're saying if we look back at examples throughout history there isn't necessarily proof that if you acquire a nuclear weapon it means you can do whatever you want and have this you know unlimited influence over your neighbors here but there are a lot of moves you know we've heard reports today that the u.s. is going to start expanding its wings out there you know more troops going to kuwait perhaps another arms sale of the u.a.e. but right now president obama is going to australia where he recently announced a permanent u.s. base there and so how do you se

. >> the south korean government has repeatedly demanded the north apologize for the yeonpyeong attack. it also wants its neighbor to take measures to make sure something like that does not happen again. >>> the members of north korea's ruling workers party aren't sorry at all. they once again defended their military's attack on yeonpyeong island. the newspaper there ran a commentary on wednesday and calls the shelling a product of provocation. it says south korea is solely responsible. the newspaper maintains the attack wouldn't have happened if the south had not intruded into north korean waters. last friday, "the rodong sinmun" accused south korea of building up its military near yeonpyeong island. it warned that could trigger all-out war. even though the two countries are at odds, they are still exploring ways to improve relations. so far this year, senior government officials from both sides have held two meetings to discuss north korea's nuclear program. >>> japanese defense ministry workers are busy tracking six chinese naval vessels. the fleet recently passed through internatio

nuclear capability, so i think china has been going back and forth on the north korean nuclear issue and hasn't really made a decisive move. i think they would be delighted if these weapons would go away, but they don't want to do what is required to make them go away. so, they bear a responsibility for the consequences. now, they themselves have not been active in nuclear proliferation, because it would hurt them more, but north korea has because north korea has -- it's broke and it's just about the most repressive country in the world. and and sooner or later, the other countries have to face the issue of what happens when a rogue nuclear country continues to operate and that's an issue before us with iran. it's an issue also, even in a more complex way, with north korea and it can't really be solved as an isolated problem. it needs to be a security concept developed for all of northeast asia and the other nations can enjoy and maybe under that system, north korea will be denuclearize. >> host: human rights. realpolitik dictates that we should not be all that concerned with what go

when we talked about trying to persuade the north koreans to stop the program it was also the main liaison with the syrians in proliferating this technology from north triet to syria. he was doing double duty. the significance of it is designated terrorist sponsoring state acquiring from another designated terrorist sponsoring state, north korea, this devotee capability. and one of the things we were most concerned about and i have spoke about at the time was the possibility of another 9/11 but this time the terrorist would be armed with something far deadlier than box cutters and airline tickets. they would have a nuclear weapon or a biological agent of some kind, and obviously this was a situation where it is most egregious case of nuclear proliferation i can recall during my time. when the israelis produced the evidence we spend a lot of time on it obviously. i advocated a course that involved the military strike to take out. >> by the united states. >> that was a target out there all by yourself in the desert. there wasn't likely to be collateral damage. the reactor had not been fuelle

in the south korean capital, they held a rally in announcing north korean leader. they were met by a special u.n. envoy. joining us now for more as our correspondent who has been following those developments. thank you for joining us. what has he been able to find out about human rights issues in the north? >> there is one very crucial fact that he has not been able to get access into north korea. he hasn't gotten confirmed access into china. he is having to do almost all of his research from here in south korea. he is preparing for a new report on human rights in north korea. it is a quite difficult line. she says that he was using this opportunity to call on south korea and the international community to provide a more humanitarian aid. despite worry concerns about the human rights situation inside the country. >> are there any plans for a un representative to go to the north? >> i think he would very much like to go to north korea. she made several requests to do so, so he is having to really do a lot of his research here. he has been meeting defectors and south

negotiator is said to have rejected the north korean request. the joint statement was adopted it stipulates that the relevant countries will discuss providing a power station with light water reactors at an appropriate time if north korea dismantles all its nuclear facilities and renounces nuclear weapons. the six-party talks were later suspended and north korea began to construct a nuclear power plant by itself. >>> the people at japan's space agency has begun work on a challenging task. they're trying to change the course of a spacecraft headed for venus. they want to put the akatsuki probe into orbit around the planet in four years. the japan aerospace exploration agency, jaxa, failed to redirect akatsuki. the probe had some engine trouble. it's now circling the sun. engineers thought they could make another attempt at putting akatsuki into orbit by 2015 at the earliest. they gave up when they discovered the probe's main engine was more badly damaged than they thought. now they hope to use smaller engines to drive the probe into a different or

south korea suspended aid after it determined a north korean torpedo attack was responsible for the fatal sinking of a naval ship in march last year. on tuesday, a south korean official said the country will release $7 million in funds to the world health organization for assistance to north korea. the money is part of $13 million in aid to the north that was frozen after the naval sinking. it was allocated to the w.h.o. in 2009. the move comes amid easing tensions on the korean peninsula. interim talks have been held twice since july. observers say south korea hopes to make its neighbor soften its attude through more aid delivered by unicef and other organizations. >>> officials from japan's transport ministry and railway companies met dinish triverde on tuesday. the indian government plans to introduce a high speed railway system on six of the country's lines to help the economy grow further. the japanese delegation explained the shinkansen has not had any fatal accidents since its introduction in 1964. they were impressed by the safety of the japanese bullet train. >> translator: this

south korea has been marking the first anniversary of the north korean attack. four people died when the north shelled the civilian-populated area, the first such attack since the korean war in the early 1950's. south korea is also holding a military exercise reenacting the incident to test the country's defenses. plans by the australian government to place the new supertax on the country's mining sector have been narrowly aplufede by the lower house of parliament. it comes after 18 months of bitter debate over that issue. a thai court has sentenced the 61-year-old man to 20 years in prison for sending text messages deemed insulting to the monarchy. the man was found guilty of sending four messages by mobile telephone to an official working for the then-prime minister abhisit vejjajiva at the height of huge anti-government protests last year. earlier i spoke to our correspondent in bangkok, rachel harvey. >> well, it's very difficult to know the details, peter, because we're not allowed into court. these cases are held in camera, so it's very difficult to get the

you know, i work this issue back in the '90s regarding the north koreans. and i'm seeing the exact same thing now watching in slow motion the north koreans develop a we, same thing here with the iranians. i still see -- i do believe they have a credible program that the weapons if they're not ready to go, they've been designed -- and they're dispersed and all they have to do is put them together. >> mark, i want to quote a little further from your work in the "national journal" and "the atlantic." and you wrote the following. very few figures in the highest ranks of the american and pakistani government suffer from the illusion that their countries are anything but adversaries. the relationship has survived as long as it has only because both countries have chosen to pretend to believe the lies they tell each other. that sounds like the u.s. economic system that you're describing, as well. how long can the lies that are the foundation of all these relationships maintain themselves? >> well, not for long. it would probably take one incident where militants i

, the weekly paper claims that yokota's name may be on a list of residents compiled in 2005 by north koreanelligence agency. the report says a woman identified on the 1 same day as she lived with her husband and daughter. however, the magazine says the woman's blood type and date of marriage differ from those of yokota. yokota was abducted from japan in 1977 when she was 13 years old. >>> the japanese government has identified 17 japanese citizens that it says were abducted by north korea. most of them in the late 1970s. five of them returned to japan in october 2002. mai shoji is up next with weather. >>ind welco. meo t aur atr. ti off with ia hh es moolia, rnchina, ni weee se shors in th stn of sthkoa, t prettyuchy. he ijan, carg r o y. shows ll be spreading in la inut w a gng to b seeingheowreure sy devopg int tric dreioin the nt 248. and that w be linng nd theimar a come. and we will be seeing very heavy rain in parts of vietnam. especially in the da nang area. we may see accumulations of up to 200 millimeters or more in the eastern coast. and for the next 72 hours, we will be seeing lo

north korean gas pipeline is meant to put an end to gas supply. spotlights reports. stream dates back to the ninety's it was not. until six years ago the russia begin to shift the project forward two thousand and five so the first in a series of so-called gas wars between moscow and kiev ukraine used to transit pipeline running through its territory from russia to europe to blackmail the russian government into given the gas at reduced prices ukraine was also caught illegally taking gas from the transit pipeline on more than one occasion unable to reach an agreement with key of russia was poor stupid all gas supplies passing through ukraine in two thousand and nine eighteen european countries will aft with either a shut off or reduced gas supplies from russia unwilling to depend on transit countries any longer russia prompted the development of alternative and they just supply routes it came up with north stream we trans under the baltic sea and has just begun pumping gas to europe and south stream we trance through the black sea and this point to be finished by twen

the north korean football association says fans are ohibited from bringing drums, microphones and nationallags to the stadium. the country's travel agency banned cell phones, magazines and telephoto lenses. the japanese government is telling travellers to avoid purchasing any souvenirs, because of trade restrictions. >> translator: i'm excited and nervous, because there's little information about north korea. i was also told to refrain from making any eye-catching movements. >> tuesday's match will take place at kim ill sung's stadium. north korea has been already been eliminated in the qualifiers. still, state media says this game will be fierce. and that a strong attention at home and abroad. >>> next, we go to dhra dhirakaosal in bangkok, to find out what's going on in the region. >> myanmar's pro democracy leader, aung san suu kyi, has expressed a positive stance on the country's bid to chair asean in 2014. but she called for greater action towards democracy and approving the nation's economy. aung san suu kyi gave a speech to her supporters in yangong on among. it marked the first ann

during the two-day meeting in geneva last week, north korean's negotiator repeated his country's stance that its uranium enrichment is for peaceful power generation. speaking to reporters after the talks, kim implied he made a demand that could lead to a halt of the uranium enrichment. u.s. negotiator steven bossworth said to have rejected the request. it stipulates the relevant countries will discuss providing a power station with lightwater reactors at an appropriate time if north korea dismantles all its nuclear facilities and renounces nuclear weapons. the six-party talks were later suspended and north korea began to construct a nuclear power plant by itself. >>> the people at japan's space anxiety have begun work on a challenging task. they are trying to change the course of a spacecraft head forward venus. they want to put the katsuki probe around the plan net four years. the japan aerospace exploration agency jaxa failed last december to redirect akatsuki. it's now circling the sun. engineers thought they could make another attempt at putting it into orbit. they discovered the pr

he said the north koreans were running across his front lawn. >> the frontrunner through much of the summer. and i don't think bill clinton would have won that race if perot had not been in it. chris: there is a protest mood out there where people may not want to choose between obama and mitt romney. they would rather say i voted for john anderson. i voted -- maybe not petraeus but somebody like that. before we break another zast russ week for herman cain with that interminable pause over the libya question. and that pause followed rick perry deeply fatal pause in the g.o.p. debate last week. saturday night live mixed empathy and ridicule. >> the three departments i cut, education, the commerce -- trying to think. but my brain is just going -- [laughter] it is hot. yeah. this jacket, get out of it real quick. come here. come here, come here. >> it's ok. >> it's all right. not going to be president, am i? >> no, you're not. [laughter] chris: 25 years ago, s.n.l. picked on another politician's pauses. the premise was that ronald reagan needed back stage prompting. >> if you're stumped

country's political forces all former gadhafi loyalists are allegedly being hunted down by the north koreans. be i have half a dash for kremlin head of the international monetary fund the visits moscow in search of support as it struggles for prop up crisis that economies russia is christina guards first stop on a mission to the world's up and coming for the national palace. and album overture but as subsidies for a.v.c. of the super rich russians at legal loggerheads in london as a light to show at all the shady business dealings of the past with billions of dollars at stake. and next we'll talk to a former british government minister who shares his views on the origins of europe's debt crisis well he says that the european union is suffocating its members that's in our interview next. i'm joined by lord hesketh a former cabinet minister in both margaret thatcher's and john major's governments and he's just become the most high profile defector from david cameron's conservative party joining you keep the u.k. independence party note hesketh thanks going to r.t. now you've been a member of t

countries such as turkey more than fifty percent of turkish immigrants don't want to integrate into north korean society they don't want to learn the language and organize parallel and opposing structures to geezer radical islamists have become visible in our society they hinder it's a peaceful and democratic development in this since we are certainly a political course that comes out against any such radicalization of the. e.u. states refused to work with your party when it was in power five years ago what will be different this time is covered if you will think it out. i think that europe is living through turning point in its development because just as the whole world is getting through a turning point and the period of democratization i assume that the forthcoming elections in europe not only in austria a lot also in france belgium italy and germany will cause a wave of wrath and pressure people are going to give vent to their rage on longstanding parties polling stations that will lead to political changes since we are well prepared from this side to european governments we take these elec

prices deliveries to europe twenty percent this year and are set for a further ghosts now that the north korean gas is online and it cost more than seven billion dollars and leading russian energy consultant conference in singapore lease it will take a decade to breakeven. the real time off for thought all this and less what it will be depends on the price of gas and you'll feel like it because the president is the related with the gas prices in european union but of course it will take on the euros in the west as they must be not anxious about the thought of this money away because you know that from one point to your guest room is the main goal that all flows through well from another point of view gets bored with the main supply will be just and just drawn gave all girl the last three will be here. and looking at the markets oil is heading higher on speculation that iran's nuclear plans could threaten the stability in the middle east light sweet is currently trading at ninety six dollars a barrel while brant is one hundred fifteen dollars per barrel. markets in asia hi alan italian news and

of energy minister which wasn't for more patient but i meant one form that if you minister to north korean pipelines have already been laid what's the third one will be added and what will be its capacity we had to get it have at least two pipelines with a total capacity of fifty five billion cubic metres will be the question of whether a third or even fourth pipeline will be living that should be answered by european stock holders of as you know we have gazprom on the one side and holland's got sunni france's g.d.'s who is germany's on and vs if we're just along the other investors decided to build a third and fourth pipeline through a privately financed mine we're not talking about state financing and any could be done i do not know whether they will make such a decision as it was not part of my work and i know of. all russian energy companies not just goes to be allowed to export gas to europe what are the implications of that for gazprom and europe. regulator evolution is not the issue which germany and the rest of the e.u. nations need gas to sensibly reform their energy policy will r

he bought it in pakistan with north korean's help. similar design would emerge. >> his claim is that he was doing things at the bid will of successive civilian military governments in pakistan. >> simon henderson is a receipt van journalist he has known and written about it for 25 years. he received this plaque from kahn of a spinning sent fuj critical to iranian enrichment. >> it is a fast moving cylinder. think of it as a top loading washing machine important to balance if you don't balance it properly it makes a dreadful noise and could shatter. >> henderson received these christmas cards. he placed his hope in henderson. >> i am going to read a letter which doctor aq khan wrote to his wife. darling, if the government plays any mischief with me, take a tough stand. they might try to get rid of me to cover up all these things. then it says get in touch with simon henderson, that's me. >> why did he think the government was without to kill him? there are clues in the past. pakistan was shocked when arch rival libya got the bomb first

deliveries to europe jumped twenty percent this year and are set for a further boost now that the north korean gas pipeline is online and it cost more than seven billion dollars and leading russian energy consultant constantine seem to believes it will take a decade to break even. the real time off for total this investment will depend on the price of gas and european markets because the tragic stories related to the gas prices in the european union but of course it will take on the. bay miles been. told of this money away because you know the one point of view is the main hall that all flows through but from another point of view the main supply will gifts and. all girls. will be here. and looking at the markets oil is heading higher on speculation that iran's nuclear plans could threaten the stability in the middle east light sweet is currently trading at ninety six dollars per barrel while brant is one hundred fifteen dollars per barrel . markets in asia high on italian news and chinese data hong kong stocks leading up to china reported cooling inflation giving a boost to bank and property

which wasn't from your peers from part i meant born from that and if you minister to north korean pipelines have already been laid what's what's the third one will be added and what will be its capacity we haven't yet started my it survive economically have at least two pipelines with a total capacity of fifty five billion cubic meter article big me the question of whether a third or even like minded political order should be answered by european stock holders of as you know we have gazprom in the order and holland has sunni g.d.s. suez and germany on and the s.f. winter selling only like investors decided to build a third and fourth close to a privately financed mine like i we're not talking about snakes mindlessly and then it could be done i do not know whether they will make such a decision as it was not part of my work and i know of. brussels wants all russian energy companies not just gazprom to be allowed to export gas to europe what are the implications of that for gas problem and europe scrutiny. regulator retaliation is not the issue you're not germany and the rest of the nations n

promises that it's any time the self-defense would be aimed against iranian nuclear program and north korean nuclear programs rather than posing a threat to russian security president wants to see. taking some actions to actually present proofs that this is indeed the case as nato is anti-missile defense shield would be covering a large part of russian territory as this peaceful radio location system already is covering a large part of europe. but it will salute you. spoken issuances or not you know if when we hear that you are putin missile defense is not against you i want to see friends that do great are those came online today is also not against you but it is for you to tackle the issues we're facing today but if your signal is not heard we will deploy other defense systems including tough countermeasures deploying strike systems. well indeed president medvedev did not exclude the possibility of taking these defensive steps third or as installing missiles here in the region that is the most western points over russia in case nature does not present decent proof rather than simple promis

live from moscow are still to come for you in the program here hitting europe at the wheel of the north korean pipeline is starting. straight for the. thousands of students march across central london other furious over education cuts tripling of jewish fees. now is the and often error in italy as the country's controversial and charismatic prime minister silvio berlusconi steps down it's after the lower house of parliament gave its final approval to a vast new austerity package which was a precondition for his resignation the prime minister see there will not remain vacant for long before my e.u. official mario monti looking set to take over by the public reaction so far has been rather mixed with some celebrating his fall while others are wary of the future. in italy is. that a stairs he'll. finally ceo's a soviet berlusconi's fate and he stepped down as prime minister of the country now for better or worse he was certainly a character and it's going to be a massive change now that he's resigned from the post optimism certainly for the future but what the future will be right now remains unc

points off the russian president's visit to germany is the launch the official opening of the north korean gas pipeline of course the gas pipeline which is an offshore apply fun runs for more than twelve hundred kilometers from or of russians want to go to germany it's not offshore pipeline that runs along the bottom of the baltic sea it has been in construction since april of two thousand and ten with a key of this particular pipeline is that it will allow for russian gas to be transported to europe without any intermediary influence like ukraine and belarus which is the case right now of course to restoring the construction there has been some criticism from politicians or economists who are say you got this pipeline will make your of to dependent on russian gas but others of course have argued that vice versa this goes along diversification of european energy sources so the only please well for europe to have this pipeline running from russia to germany of course they have also been some environmental concerns bottle after all hurdles how did austin after it has been proven that this pi

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of our banks yeah some big name associated to it and yet the courage is less than alongside the north korean symbiote when ok let me let me stop you right there so in other words. some global authorities recognize that the icelandic bankers were terrorists and they put them on the terrorist watch list or they they have been hunted them down as terrorists oh no and there is through our investing unfortunately one of them is still on the list of pearl it is people all around the world and unfortunately none of the people responsible for the consulate scheme in relation to the banks has been persecuted to my understanding though it is very difficult to get these people charts because many of the people that run the banks think all right the loss so they know how which lupul steals and with grace funds to scale down so i am not sure if the people responsible acts from inside where would be held accountable and this is a not only a problem and i ask them for all of but it's hard to believe because they were able to get gadhafi saddam hussein and what was the name of the primary terrorist in icela