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bad data stary and frasch ammunition for europe's bailout fund the main themes coming up in today's e.u. summit in brussels but the meeting the first such this year is set for a tan start as critical greek credit talks drag on our correspondent as our celia has more from brussels. leaders of the twenty seven member states of the european union are meeting today for the first summit twenty it's being called an informal summit and it's not being labeled as a last ditch effort and this time nevertheless the stakes remain a very specially with regard to the economic social and political stability of certain member states official. our jobs and growth this is very crucial at a time when the average unemployment is at around ten percent even. twenty three percent and countries like spain it is expected that the seventeen members of the main meet. it hasn't been officially announced but it may be decided upon today of whether the talks among the seventeen will go ahead and one of the most important topics they need to discuss is that ongoing negotiations between greece and its creditors there

previously sparking protests and violent clashes this as a bloc itself continues to be shaken by anti stary rallies with people in romania now rising up. there government. tensions around iran's nuclear program stirred further by new plans to impose a cargo water rising oil and the u.s. building its worth your presence in the region. the power of the internet in action a massive online backlash over u.s. plans to expand web censorship we do this is a spreadsheet of pending anti privacy laws. sports news next with kate stay with us here on r.t. . hello welcome to the sports and here's what's coming up. easy does it rafael nadal and roger federer coast into the quarter finals of this train open. while different strokes kim clijsters comes back from the brink while carline defines a second set fight back to reach the last eight. and show time east meets west once again in the annual all star extravaganza in front of a sellout arena in latvian capital. to test a tennis and second seed rough on the doll has beaten fellow spaniard philip the on our life path in straight sets to book a place in th

stary anger protests rage in romania the bloc second poorest country leading to the nation's worst violence in more than a decade. eight pm in moscow as a good to have you with us here on r t our top story islamist parties are the overwhelming winners in egypt's first post revolution parliamentary elections the final results show the muslim brotherhood claims forty seven percent of the lower house parliament will hold its first session in two days time for more on this we go live or if an ocean a live with more in cairo hello maria so what do the results mean for the future of the country. well a matter of course the fact that the absolute majority over the first parliament of new age of post mubarak egypt will be taken by islamist and conservative parties which is which are the moves in brotherhood's affiliated freedom and justice party that won forty seven percent you're right and even more conservative sellafield know a party about twenty five percent of the votes. means first of all kind of islam is they should old age means that the egyptian society rather secular right now will be put

with thousands of demonstrators who took to the streets of the portuguese capitalism and protesting starycuts police had to intervene and form lines to prevent the opposing groups from attacking each other portugal is locked into three year program of debt reduction in return for a bailout package from the e.u. and the i.m.f. . egyptian activists have been calling for a nationwide street protest saying the revolution is no where in the country has a long way to democratic world this comes after islamist parties captured an overwhelming majority of seventy five percent as one of the country's first post mubarak parliamentary elections a new sam lee is due to sit for the first time in just two days. early results suggest that it's newt gingrich has beaten the rival republican contender mitt romney in the south carolina primary it's come as a surprise after he finished last in two other states south carolina seen as a significant indicator the winner there has won the nomination for the presidential candidate seen each vote since one thousand nine hundred turn around means gingrich could est

already sparking protests and some violent clashes this as the bloc continues to be shaken by entire stary rallies with people in romania now rising up against their government. and other stories that shape the week tensions are around tehran's nuclear program stirred further by e.u. plans for an embargo on iranian oil and the us building its warship presence in the region. and the power of the internet in action a massive online backlash over u.s. plans to expand web censorship you see this is spent in a via anti-piracy legislation. nine pm in moscow why matras or bring you today's top stories in a. looking back at the week's news here on r t arab league officials say the group has decided its team of monitors will continue helping settle the crisis in syria the observers mission ended this week but violence is still flaring in the country for more on this we go live to. who joins us in damascus hello sara so what's the lead hoping to achieve by keeping its observers on the ground. well this is really the ne part. of the arab league mission at the moment that meeting still ongoing it's th

france those are for germany you know what about an austerity program for the united states and i think stary program in the united states that are you know one point four trillion deficit and we're heading into a recession so you know what that means it's going to get worse and no one believes the recession is coming there are very few people bleeding recessions going united states i think one's right hand look at those g.d.p. numbers you look at g.d.p. deflator that they're using where they came up with this preposterous g.d.p. in the first by you know we're on a fast track towards recession right here right now. bernanke the you know acted is trying to stave that off with preannouncement that they're ready to do another round of quantitative easing what it was that doing as propping up oil prices that sending gold higher and that keeping interest rates low it's destroying everyone on fixed income so is his policies are counterproductive not contribute to the to this income inequality and distorting those on fixed income. that's what they're doing they have not learned a thing so the thing