center of the ukraine's future must i think we did russia with that i was in kazakhstan and customs union eu has conceived this association agreement luckily other agreements that it tries to sign with the recent european states. as a two lt col project in the midst of all these accusations against russia. it's actually the eu which sees its eastward expansion wasn't too difficult and even ideological project. this last month. because there was no opportunity for ukraine in the new deal to begin with one of the severely damage their relationships with russia and the eu has little to offer. so i don't think the previous posting the afghan president has rejected advice from the country's important influential council of elders known as the or the peace sign and important security pact with the us soon as possible. i caught sight of the three thousand strong meeting he would not ratify the agreement with america and last piece returned afghanistan. washington has said any accord must be reached soon as possible the deal is sealed that up to fifteen thousand us soldiers will stay until twenty fo

for treatment as a last ditch attempt to save a crucial political and trade deal with the european union eu leaders have said for the sentiment and cut was a key condition for kev to sign the pact in two thousand eleven years ago was sentenced to seven years in jail on abuse of power charges. mounting international criticism of the case as politically motivated. hard but still staying on the job. toronto's this candle take a mayor rob ford is refusing to step down this despite the fact that he effectively has no more legislative power. on monday following a heated debate the city council voted to relieve him of his remaining duties are coming on as the story chaos is to roam the city council to face the future may have brought forward. to me and goes to confront the gallery. not so into a counselor. he and the council voted people willingly to st for most of these tt's slashing the budget including his deputy in charge of pissed off. this effectively means crop for the mayor in name only. this is nothing more the dakota top. that means that you're both the ruling government. some people sai

ukraine needs to have a competitive economy but if it entered into agreement with the european union eu who could make the economy less competitive it would mean less economic growth. it would mean higher unemployment. so any money with a b and to offset the damage to the european union but she didn't see you crying. if there was an agreement though cos european union. doesn't he have any money to be sending out because it has its own sadistic pisces for calling the country with an independent school can become the consensus and say yes to breaking from the uk the next sentence next september's referendum the scottish government's outlined what he thinks will happen in a trough the white paper as its nine chester city has been looking through the six hundred page. the priest right now they say that this white paper after some six hundred and fifty questions and details to me the marquee they promise and eat a lot of breaking down of all the policies they want to pursue their two main categories here one bills that would be negotiated during the transition period and not their ideals to

is albanian ready to join the european union the eu commission said in its latest report that a small mountainous nation in the balkan peninsula should be given the green light to start membership talks was europe's most secretive and totalitarian regime andrea has come a long way since the fall of communism in the early nineties but eu officials warned this nation of three point two million remains plagued by corruption and organized crime. it never shuts the welcome to the studio cosmic dust you are obeying his foreign minister. not a deron was so pissed cos he won a landslide victory in june's on this the election and the eight is a concept the rule now it's your time in office for the source list. what his thoughts with you. europe is going through a very deep crisis and call it an existential crises you see your skepticism. pricey across the continents. why are you so eager to join the european union the european union accession process. it's the national objective in his offending and shared across political spectrum. but due to specific circumstances all the regions of being an

accused of wiretapping had the phone calls of the various eu leaders on a more serious note however mr put an outlet to staff the european union suggesting that it's the eu. in fact that's the blackmailing and pressuring ukrainian high end vs dl let's take a listentetetl canceled or suspended negotiations with the eu wants to reveal everything we had a flight from the eu to ukraine. all the way up to organizing mass protest. this is pressure and blackmail stick with the ukraine and the european union that mr could have actually referenced turkey is a longstanding been up for membership in the european union which hasn't been successful to date that fifty year process that high he said that he turn it into mr aragon and that jokingly basically said that he wanted to get free air guns that input on this since the country had tried for so long to enter the european union. i miss the aircon had entered that the us had this that is the fifty year old requesting that he wanted to you i answer with his own request asking for russia to take turkey into the shanghai no organization for what's called for cooperation party that supports

renovation cost 14 million euros, much coming from the european union. , it neededvation support from the euit took about 10 years. took threection years. >> more than 800 students, many from abroad, come here to study classical music and also focused on -- folk songs. it produces several prodigies a year. be one is considered to of the leading music universities in the world. 438 years old. you can imagine the conductors emerging from here. well.musicians as >> still to come is a new incarnation of the academy's chamber hall, opening with a production of "the magic flute" by mozart. if you are grumbling about the chilly weather in europe, it you might want to think about the athletes in the annual antarctica ice marathon. braving temperatures of around - 30 degrees centigrade. thermalgoggles and underwear. this is one of the most extreme races on the planet. completed theblic course in three hours 34 minutes. than me.m let's get a recap of the top stories on france 24. tough words for moscow. the european union accuses russia of bullying the country into stitching the trade pact. the trial

supported the protesters from the stage this country holds the presidency of the european union ukraine in the eu plan to sign a trade deal at the summit which will be held in humans. president victor unocal said the ims requirements in the offer in exchange the signing it revealed to be humiliating for ukraine. denham court said the imf demands to increase utility services terrorists and freeze wages and pensions ukrainian leader said he would never do that but in a prune the president of russia the eu to refrain from criticizing ukraine from suspending the process of the integration with the eu coach. other. steve looks too much. in any case it is a sovereign choice ukraine whether to stay in the free trade zone with russia or with whom this tiny tree deal with respect destroys whatever it may be. picking on him. ukrainian authorities halted operations for the conclusion of the trade deal with the european union on thursday in november twenty first the government explained that the decision was taken in order to ensure the national and economic security. the protest over halting the european in

but this was not about being in the eu joining the union was not even on the table to two hundred page from a friend of the agreement never said anything about the visa free regime my wife can go in poland by a lot of food for just ten or even that which is just over a dollar that's twice as much as i can buy here for a hundred degrees but the government was concerned that ukraine's domestic product would be swarmed by cheaper eu goes the worst case scenario could it be that the coaches at a catastrophe unemployment rate in brussels was offering no compensation for any potential economic losses despite that the great leadership has hinted that the lace to materialize in march next year. that would mean a longer winter on the streets for the angry crowds for refusing to go home. they won the presidents had before the d c recess to auntie he bolted from kyiv ukraine. recess is believed the country's leadership rich on that feature by leaving the ec treaty on the scrap heap. all it will host an agreement could devastate the country's army. people still want an ascii of a spirit of rigby s

union. the turnover between the eu and asia pacific region is estimated at about six million containers annually at present ninety eight percent of the school was carried by foreign ships built for the force bypassing the character of kazakhstan and the same time a transit route from asia pacific to europe by kazakhstan. he's much more to them this evening. the main competitive advantage of kazakhstan is that the time of delivery short that was the same conditions of delivery fees predicts an inevitable increase in traffic and the chinese new recruits and transit through kazakhstan. implementation of the scholarship is on the wane for regions at present the main emphasis is made of the talmudic on glossy route we award in and of the schedule at present the kazakhstan content in these project is estimated that one hundred percent which means the old bridge instructions and materials are produced by cars it's not my bachelor's. the potential of the logistics services marketing kazakhstan has developed into the oven heated race goers aware but he's not being used to its full capacity the implementa

ethnic said that the apprentice said diaz who wants to join the european union to do more to supporting the costs of the po its eu membership talks expected to start in january. anyhoo i serious opposition has such preconditions for attending london ap still manages to be that too. speaking qaeda syrian national coalition president either show but told the arab elite he would attend the conference meet there was a kid time praying for president bashir assad to the town. we've decided not to and to geneva talks unless it is with dignity and status the successful transfer of power was oldest institutions accompanied with a definite timeline lot of editing audio quality the fall when the and is also an end to the attendance of the iranian representative at the mediation table don't want to know what the cat though. that also meant to bring syria is warring sides to get the teeny can see it without any preconditions for me the county the opposition's to the heights of theoubt as to when the conference will be held. arab and western officials have said it's likely to be convened this month. follow up i suppose a cyst

inside but seen from is aneuropean union inspiration. >> european law, education, work, and we want to be as all european countries. help us to get out from russia. >> the eu, anticorruption measure. we must have it. >> tens of thousands demonstrated in kiev last sunday to demand their government sign a deal with the european union. there have been tickets of government offices for a week now. and government offices. the government government has to the ground and even blame du for the debacle. >> we did not receive the help we needed for gas in the toughest and most important moment. toukraine says it needs help -- the russian market. to criticize the russian for the threats of economic retaliation. >> relations with russia are normal. nothing in the way of a formal ultimatum but they say if you open your border we will have to close hours. >> a smaller demonstration in support of the government also took place last sunday with business leaders appearing to tell the crowd that not sound -- a signing the pact now would protect jobs. >> let's build europe in ukraine. >> the opposition says participants in this rally were paid to be there. those kinds of all

the pope has said the eu hopes for progress in the next several months but the union says japan's unique automobile safety standards in their smooth access to its market the task in the country to review the eu has said of me and the talks in a curious japan's response is insufficient. competition among some fifty thousand convenience stores in japan is intensifying. forty years ago the first convenience store in the country opened for business. the biggest and oldest of the seven eleven japan marked the milestone with a ceremony on monday chairman push it through the suzuki of seven and i'm holding said his company grew by changing the times. go to the temple. sure chicago. you know we have to seek different ways to expand from now. almost a joke but he got that. the country's birth rate is falling and population is aging and began the night at seven eleven japan started out in november nineteen seventy three he was the result of that i ever meet in a supermarket operator in japan and seven eleven in the united states the chain is planning to open sixteen hundred new stores in the next

of a tug-of-war between russia and the european union with russia looking to win back lost influence in this area that it considers its backyard and the euooking to push european union trade rules and political rules, meaning democracy up to the border of russia a fight for the moment that russia will feel they are winning. >> and now to kiev, the ukrainian capitol. what do you think, david, is the mood on the streets right now? >> reporter: well, here in independence square where there is a pro european rally, it is an abundant, determined spirit as they've called for the resignation of the president of the ukraine. earlier though in the day there was a pro-government rally in stark contrast to what you are hearing and seeing in the square mind him. it was more subdued, organized very carefully. people were busted in from all other the country. and it was a very subdued rally. but we've been taking a closer look here at the mood of the people and all of the events during the day. a closer look now to what has been happening. the number of pro european protesters in independence square swelled into the thousands and growing tension evide

union. before that happens, the eu wants serbs living in northern kosovo to integrate with the rest of the country. a good indication of that would be their part isation in the election. so while serbia's government and belgrade has encarpoolinged them to vote, hard liners who have refused to recognize kosovo's independence have tried to thwart the election. more. >> under the watchful eye of the police force, these people are once again casting their ballots . >> last month, masked men entered the bombing station, destroyed ballot boxes, smashed wind otherwise and injured election commission members. while their identity isn't known, fingers were pointed at the anti-election campaigners dubbed serb extremists by belgrade. those who boycotted the e elections rejected the allegations. >> it would be political madness. why would we destroy ballot boxes when at the time, only about 2% of the people voted. we were getting ready to start celebrating. all of the facts are suggesting belgrade did it. >> they hope it will will smooth their path but it appears to be reluctant backing as the prime minister

eu leaders. pointing to the union's brussels. and here's the latest on the ongoing probe into the mess in two thousand seven hundred korean summit transcript of the opposition democratic party lawmaker wouldn't say it was widely believed to pull the key to the case this question from morning nine hours wednesday he was asked about what exactly happened to the document which has become a political hot potato kenyan she has more on the high profile investigation. his office late wednesday. when jane say it's played tprosecutors the first half of the teeth of the seventy two koreans have a transcript. need to be amended. you would be him the summit respite for smartphone loader of prison will be up and as a diversion was reported to the president or so. i'm addicted to the prosecutors with the palm yet it was only natural for the new government in the first wrapped and tagged the edited version for transfer. don't want him to arnold said the diversion was reported to the president on this and only reasonable for sure i was not packe

the european union is pledging swift action. eu officials say in the coming days there will be three main priorities. >> the first is to restore access to remote areas as quickly as possible. access means transportation access and the restoration of telecommunications. the second is to deliver humanitarian assistance for people affected as quickly as possible and the third is shelter. >> 30 tons of ready to eat food is enough to feed 130,000 people for one day. on a smaller scale, individuals are trying to help any way they can. a filipino grocery store in los angeles taking donations. residents from a filipino community are donating food and even their own clothes to family members struggling with the storm's aftermath. >> clothes shoes and a lot of you know cans and also noodles. easy to eat. >> the relief effort is only the beginning of a long road to recovery. juan carlos molina al jazeera. >> to find out how you can help the victims log onto our website, aljazeera.com click on the typhoon haiyan tab and you'll find a lot of re

eu supporters want ukraine's president viktor yanukovich to sign the trade pact with the european union has agreed during a summit in lithuania on friday. his decision to pull out due to pressure from moscow has been granted the content by ukraine's top opposition figures the leader of the muffin man she said. our mission is to coax a couple months until the government cancels its shameful position and opens the way to the european union will hold over an open global and local bahc!'c- protest as it sets up a tent city in the capital vowing to stay there until i get that way ukraine's you tense times european leaders last week the government explained it could not afford to break ties with russia which is trying to be a key advantage and customs union. that level the air and sneak in a kitschy eighteen team attend to a hero's welcome hope to continue deal with world powers in geneva. some of those weighty tehran's airport telco's to suppress and a sunroom haneef the architect of the countries in the tt been pushing for the talks the agreement which could do on school since dpp and two b

was this moment in fact the colts did seem promising new hat the main eu foreign ministers meet in with the european union on the scene scene from ict calf and hamstring in the mood in a nice innocent the one of optimism. this home has seen opposed to these negotiations from the stock saying that you and won't eat anyway. and in fact israel has already seen a case demands nuclear program netanyahu says is that easing sanctions on the matter would like to quote the time now to put in the hole in a tie at. and soon had the united states which is true these negotiations was the scene is possibly the most areas making these mini scandal and disputes in years that view it's dangerous too. because it keeps you on. as an opiate thresholds nation. we are not blind them and i don't think we're stupid. i think we have are pretty strong sense of how to measure whether or not we are acting in the interests of our country and of the globe and particularly of our allies like israel. he also says to close him that islam needs to make it nice that no agreements with the band has a ph even stand any kind of a single posit

eu. european concerns zenphobia are echoed throughout the union. >> they are beginning to hesitate to tellple where they come from. they don't want to broadcast the fact that they are romanian, because immediately the -- the public has these flashes, images that they pick up. >> this is one image of romania that right-wing politicians are keen to highlight. it puts mr. cameron under pressure. >>> germany is set to get a new government. angela mackerel has finally managed to create a new proposal. >> reporter: after weeks of negotiations and a long night of talks a deal was struck to form a new coalition government for germany, europe's biggest economy. >> translator: we completed a coalition agreement in the early hours of this morning between the cdu and others, with the motto, germany's future, the characteristics and the spirit of this contract mean we will have a grand coalition, which master the big tasks for germany. >> reporter: the christian democrats won the election in september. but the free democrats lost all of their seats. forcing the german chancellor to seek support elsewhe

only stumbling block moscow wants ukraine to join its rational a customs union has threatened sanctions in ukraine chooses the eu the ball is now when he escorts and the clock is ticking. the trade deal between the eu and ukraine is due to be signed in alaska in two weeks. we will return to jen on politics and a bookworm board composed of the women. it was agreed at the ongoing coalition talks at least one in the first to go to philippines. and president aquino says he'll estate costs in the worst hit city of talk about it onto he's satisfied with the relief operation in the wake of typhoon high and it follows criticism of the government's initial response was to sell. buy high and has left the four thousand people dead and told me and honest. sixteen hundred people remain missing filipinos are still clamoring to leave the worst hit areas hundreds have been hoping to get on one of the flights out of talk of town la jolla eighth on the bbc the air because of the air. the bad bad. eight shipments have been rising in neighboring thailand officials are loading up crates of achieving the feat was defeated in drugs bo

there are a customs union we must get that despite meeting the eu he is that's the theory of summits for the last day. as one of the week of protests backing calls but that's got a tractor pulls from doing its own way of the state's attempts to bring ukraine into your info. a good according to the door to go it but that he had looked up the word about ukraine. and she did yesterday. i picked up until that morning the country people who are working on trying to come up with the card that i stayed in the all ukrainian government to think that you get the position that the cat typical of the pickup opening to a greater european integration that going forward. like it was able to go with the cream and even on that. the deal. i would buy it in clinching the pink unconnected to the school encouraged by the european other than that. the network but the video behind the scenes video of it yet because it's so cute with that i've dealt with the idea of us who love to get a kidney to the defeat if i can teach you because it is the beginning of the medical evidence giving gifts that we expected

eu has blamed russia. the new council president used unusually harsh language. >> the union will continue insisting that any russian actions aimed at influencing our partner's sovereign choices would be in breach of the helsinki principles. >> ukrainian president says he may be prepared to sign the eu deal in the future and europe is not prepared to burn any bridges. >> the door is open. we will discuss matters of concern that ukraine may have, and we are ready to discuss them with ukraine, with russia, or whatever country. >> it was not all failure. george and mulled over have initial partnership deals with the eu. that means in future, more access to the european market for the former soviet republics. it is a historic moment for both countries. >> in thailand, protests against the government are escalating. on friday, demonstrators broke into the compound of army headquarters in the capital, bangkok, demanding that the military choose a side. >> right after that, the thai prime minister ruled out the use of force against protesters. she also said there would be no early elections following six days now o

the kremlin wants them to join a union and threatened to retaliate if it went ahead with the eu deal. let's check in for more on we think. >> thanks. it's a cold morning to say the least across the northeast. we have lake effect and i wiam telling you it's chilly out there. look at temperatures. albany at 18 degrees. cleveland at 23. temperatures about 20 to 25 degrees belong where they should be this year. winds playing a role, pushing from out of the north, making it feel like temperatures are in the single did i knowits. a few clouds across the area earlier this morning. as the run rose what a beautiful day. a chilly day. none, to say the very least. we climb to a high of 30 today. a low of 23 back in work on monday on 37. elsewhere, it's chilly across the country. if you want heat head to miami. a cold day in terms of weather, really our focus is across new mexico. snow came down heavily. we are talking being several inches of snow last night. take a look at the visibility. very poor, awful road conditions. it was just very bad last night, and you can see this car stuck on the roa

freezing temperatures, thousands of pro-eu supporters have turned out continuing weeklong demonstrations against the government decision to abandon the european unionn the favor of strengthening ties with russia. they say the protests won't and and left the president agrees to sign the free trade deal with the au. -- the eu. >> i think the president will not sign the agreement. during the period of his presidency, we have come to understand he is a dishonest man who does not do anything to make the country better and improve conditions for the people. we will stay here till the end and the man his resignation. washile liberty square packed with protesters, around 100 ukrainian opposition supporters staged a steamroll, symbolically burying their european integration hopes. they say they must follow ukraine standards. >> take a look at what happened in europe when people took to the streets. police there are much more aggressive than the ukrainian police, and look how they treat us. the government says ukraine cannot afford to sacrifice trade with russia for closer ties to the eu. kiev and disneyfied talks with brussels in recent months. russia retal

union is not on the agenda. if the cia and were not prepared to consider any further transfers of power to the eu from nation states to twenty oh one contest between so nice to keep it. there is agreement in some areas. all three parties want to spend money on internet infrastructure as well as on road and rail networks they're still disagreement about a motorway toll effectively just for foreigners and about the minimum wage. there are still plenty of issues to the results. others want a controversial issue with a two party still seem to be miles apart. it's all about the rights for the children of immigrants born here in germany to have dual nationality. it allows for people from other eu countries and from switzerland but the others are forced to choose their citizenship when they become adults. the social democrats say that's not fair but nichols conservatives want to keep the rules as they are we need to families caught up in the debate. sent over lean not on tamales and apply this is where the gym indian and his family in only its clean sheets and then there are thirteen years old. they are both chairman and

union summit in lithuania has finished. they all signed association agreements with the eu, but hopes of a last-minute deal with the ukrainedashed. >> reporter: despite last-minute at t tempts by european leaders to get him to change his mind, ukraine's president refused to [ technical difficulties ] >> in kiev supporters were streaming into the city to mount a demonstration showing approval of his decision. >> translator: there are reasons why the agreement wasn't signed. the european union refused to make any concessions to our demands. and we don't want to be brought to our knees. we are a proud people. >> translator: we need to finish our own reforms first and only then can be integrate into europe and march their standards. >> reporter: these are the support supporters. they are much more subdued. and they are all on $18 a day expenses. only a few hundred meters away, the proeuropean protesters were maintaining their vigil, pledging to continue over the weekend. >> much will depend on how many people we have on the streets this night, and that will determine what happens next. there may be some violence provocations a

education and cousin us political life is a key element of the european union brokered deal to end the dispute there and unlocks eu funds. but today is noting was marred by reports of masked men storming the main polling center in each of the except throwing tear gas and smashing ballot boxes the worldly local elections but for kosovo's leaders they were approved moniker of relations between ethnic albanians and serbs. is it a lot of videos. these are the first free elections for all of kosovo. and that makes them historic our young nation sees his successor though. it was the first boat in the north since kosovo broke away from serbia yet these selections in a test of the political maturity a test of democracy in our country and the best proof that everyone has a voice in the news came in just two years. attention has been focused on the serb minority in kosovo scam snore. one polling station closed after masked men stormed a smashing ballot boxes. ethnic serb hardliners called for a point on. and there were widespread reports of voter intimidation many here still feel strong ties to serbia and there was fear tha

union. wanted to join eu for years and years and years which me.er made sense to turkey is the only country in he world that's central asian, middle eastern, and european. they should leverage all three than going in an eu direction that benefits nobody. i don't think iran is a actor in turkey. the turks don't love the iranians. them.on't listen to they don't need any help. the idea they're together, turkey don't see coordinating the policies with iran. it's a very different country different expectations and different -- different needs. what it does show is that an middle east is sort of undercurrent of your entire question. if iran is the only good news coming out of the middle east, does that say about the middle east? nothing very good, nothing very good. there's one issue where iranians and turks come together. issue.on the kurdish that's where they help each cushing rising kurdish nationalism. this would be more of an issue the kurds set up an autonomous zone in northeast yria and, of course, in combination with northern iraq. which brings me to the question former president of the f

union. can a wider eu kick on with any progress?els at t meeting. >> it's a great question. he immediately said no decisions today. what we're trying to work out is a narrowing of some of the differences and oh, boy, are there some differences. we've got the likes of the germans, the dutch, the austrians saying that they don't want a european wide back stop here. we've got the german saying the idea of a revolution mechanism going forward, the structural itself is illegal and no one, of course, can really decide on who can decide who winds down these banks. ultimately, the commission would like to do that. they're the only ones who seem to agree on anything right now. that's in the future. next year we have the asset quality review and the stress tests results. t the issues will be at the national government. i spoke to the swedish finance minister earlier today and asked him whether it makes sense to do yet more stress tests without a proper back stop in place. listen to what he had to say. >> the asset quality review must be tough

they wanto ukraine to join a customs union and has threatened to retaliate as it went ahead with the eu deal. >> voters in hon dueras elect a new president today. the wife of the president deposed in a coup in 2009, whoever wins takes charge of one of latin america's weakests economies and highest crime rates. adam rainey is in hon dueras with more on today's voting. >> we have seen a healthy turnout. some say it may be a record turnout. we have been at rallies for the last week or so where there is a lot of energy, a lot of people coming to the rallies saying they are excited. we are talking about people who sometimes are paid to go to rallies, too. it's always really tough to know if this is a popular kind of movement or if these parties are orchestrating these movements for the cameras. people want change this is the most contested election since the coup. a lot of people sat out. they didn't trust the process. there is secretcism. people want to express their votes. they have hope that some say yoon, it will be a better function in democracy. they are concerned that the people count

. >>> german politicians, meanwhile, may have finally reached an agreement on the eu banking union.merkel has reportedly reached a deal of the oversight of winding down a bank linked to the finance ministers rather than the european commission. reuters says the agreement comes ahead of the finance ministers in brussels. wolfgang schoebler hopes to outline the details. >>> pierre muskovici says having a higher rating is not necessary. stefan, just as well, it's not a priority because they don't have one. >> that's a bit cruel but it's not entirely wrong, russ. at least that's what he said on friday -- on sunday, sorry. the government will not put aaa as a target. it will focus instead on reducing the public deficit but not to endanger the economic recovery, to jeopardize the economy recovery. he believes that the market reaction on friday on the ten year -- on the french ten year at 2.18% showed that's some sort of trust on the government policy. they criticized this weekend a decision from s&p which he said was unjustified. i feel that the rating agency underestimated the credibilit

and his italian counterpart have thrown their weight behind the banking union asking it to be top of the agenda at december's eug in rome, the french leader talked to the importance of a united approach when it comes to regular hagz. >> banking union is nothing else in the capability that will be conferred on the eurozone and at the eu to avoid, prevent, impede and regulate any difficulty that could arise around the issue of credit. if we regulate the banking union, it will mean acting positively on the crisis. it means giving the eurozone the next weapon to prevent the crisis from reproducing. >> they've called on a full time chairman to oversee finance ministers in a bid to improvement governance of the euro group. this follows a similar agreement between france and germany last ma. hi, elise. >> hi, ross. >> it's all very well to sit there and say banking union, but it seems to be absolutely no sense of agreement or call between france and germany on how we get to full banking union, particularly around how we wind up banks and who should pay for it. >> yeah, exactly. i think the main problem is that the ger

we negotiated a real term cut in the eu budget, and we set out plans for a more competitive and flexible european union and promised to the british people a referendum on a settlement that we reached. we honored our promises to the poorest in the world, vaccinating a child against diseases that can kill every two seconds over the last year. we continue to help around the world, as we are today in the philippines, where the typhoon has brought such appalling devastation. britain is contributing 10 million pounds, and hms dary, currently deployed near singapore, with shortly be heading. eat towards the disaster zone, with further support from an raf, which will be a powerful help to the relief operation, and when it came to the brutal crimes of assad regime's against its people, we stood up for the right values in syria, and let's not pretend that syria would now be giving up its chemical weapons if we and our allies have looked the other way. britain is a country that has always been prepared to stand up for its values, and today, on armistice day, let us join together in paying tribute to all of this b

association agreement with the european union was among other things the location of these one hundred and fifty billion garros for modernization of production to bring up to eu standards. the prime minister make a lot as i've said this in an interview to the national tv channel according to the head of the cabinet ukrainian producers need russian sales markets in the country loses them might go bankrupt. as i've pointed out that the current government has not been into strategic course towards the european integration but has just changed the tactics but the people saw this as nothing but a completion of the process and are now demanding the resignation of the cabinet and the president the leader of the ukrainian democratic alliance for reform that of the klitschko who is planning to take part in the presidential elections in two thousand fifteen is one of the activists today he believes that ukraine is quick and efficient reforms were to begin with you. we see stagnation in the economy today reduction in investment are decreasing. ukraine is one of the most corrupt countries in europe and without solving these problems without making reforms. we cannot be a

ukraine had decided to halt the work towards an agreement with eu countries under pressure from its neighbor russia to join its own customs union which has extended calories. russia sees it as a potential rival to the eu. the year tim clark also believes that judicial campaign against you it would take place politically motivated. she was sentenced to seven years in prison in two thousand eleven on charges of abuse of power over against deal with madison at monte python fans the surviving members of the comedy great on tv nights for a night of one option in chennai on the family has the story. after more than thirty years the getting back together. the five surviving members of monty python in and so was he a new stage show for next year in melbourne. true to form it was hard for journalists to get a straight answer as of them why not. it noted . his rule. small the mudgee point in revolution has comedy in the nineteen sixties and seventies with it's a real brand of humor. i've been loving it. one usually for british comedy became hugely popular even in translation the tv show for films and a string of tv appearances note to sa

the european union with about three million years. germany was also among the finest eu countries to offer its financial support what's done is the head to germany wants to help and germany will help it. there will be unique in need of five hundred thousand euro for two thirds of whom stand rain starts with twenty four tones of market scope orleans and tends to find its own someday. her group registered thousands in prayer for this week's incident is asked in the philippines are going to the lord to scare the community in asia typhoon honey on it maybe that is but it isn't the first superstar she found the philippines. on average twenty typhoons hit the country and free here it's not by chance the islands are scattered along the world's most active type tool belts. marion sun explains the time too high and sunday. most of the singing birds into reviews and c teams into wastelands. bestie is a just cause of a long history and natural devastation in the philippines. in the last century alone. at least ten times used to steal more than a thousand each time situated in the w

overnight that's prompted him to buy the eu has blamed russia eu council present from uncle promptly used unusually harsh language. the union would continue insisting that any russian actions aimed at influencing eastern european pop account is sober and choices will be in breach of the helsinki principles of double s c the chemical which has he made to sign a new deal in the future. york is keen to burn any bridges the doggies open field assessment of the phone so that ukraine may have a gatorade discuss them with ukraine. the pressure on whatever country i was not whole thing. georgia and moldova have initial partnership deals with the eu that means in future more access to the european market for the exits of the public's it's a historic moment of both countries. in thailand to protest against the government on a skin eighteen on friday demonstrators broke into the compound of the on the headquarters of the capital bangkok demanding that the military to lose sight of the call to tell right after that the thai prime minister your channel on rule out the use of force against the protesters. she also said there would be no

understanding, of 25 of the 29 countries in the eu we have a joint group of muslims and jews who are coming together in toll dater that the european unionnow that we are concerned about the other we will fight for other and we will stand by the other, muslims and jews. >> here's our community deanna on twitter says muslims and jews who work together for social are good work, end up being better, and we have a muslim american activist on the ground. runzia. >> we have seen to be effective in terms of organizing work and before we can even taj pr issues of antisherea or antimuslim, interfaith partners that are built on trust amutual understanding and willingness to combat our own biases. once we are willing to have conversations about the serious issues that are affecting us then we are able to move through action through dialogue and understanding we are raibl to reflect and understand the issues that are affecting one community affect all communities. >> yail you are a jewish american film miker trying do a art. when you are trying to do this talk to me about the feedback you get from your own community. some people say you are traitor.

the eu has failed in its bid to bring ukraine into the union of a summit in the feeling is up till three in the us. twenty eight snafu bloke was on a bid to convince ukrainian president takes to get a cold to sign the line among political and free trade deal which prompts it's the satisfaction from moscow reports a president can tell that she has scrapped plans to sign the deal at the summit just days before summit which was due on friday the objects of the two day summit was to celebrate a fight yet tries to cement ties between the eu and six former soviet states in eastern europe and dean cox's the resurgence of violence in all the money is soaring relations between health and carries them on in government is suspicious opening speech in paris on the toorak separatists as the rebel assembly group and we are on and northern town of kid all it takes a french on getting that were right groups an easy ride in the andrea and this is feeling insecure is a good parking zone reports from palm cove. homeowners through the streets of the mccain protesting against the french treats and mommy went

middle of the global standing over him the european union expressed disappointments with ukraine's decision. swedish foreign minister on the bus for an eu diplomat called tilt spoke to your own use in washington when they exhibited any of the advances of a heavy and that's what the ukraine is a very heavy russian pressure with the stripped of a massive economic measures taken against ukraine. and that is the background it also remains on the table if we keep the door open to ukraine but ukraine has to make a pit mining. and then of course cd is something that needs to be discussed care for way in which russia is behaving towards his neighbor sometimes. he said that iran makes a camilla safer whether a deal he runs he hit for granted can be reached. each side has been playing down any killings of at grade three. stressing the many difference is that still have to be resolved. i'm not in a position to going to keep the tears off the books the to be have some agents differences this team. and the room. those differences are up. on the site the most today we're scheduled to be the last day. but there are suggestions that alternate takes ten

if the european union's corks this w show so i think a set of agreements between the eu and ukraine is more important than her release the only child so the president to survive as a politician. you can and my style and survive inhis day in the channel out of season one and a confidence that in common and often helps c'mon team to guarantee that the country in the midstf widening anti government protests leave me to be made to the finance community and have no idea what to call it some likely to be heatedith chris as he is rooting out to the government's thousands of thais have to separate a smallish of government buildings attempting to paralyze the running of the country. critics of the hernia accused of being a victim of attacks in case you weren't in the exiled former need amnesty for enough conviction to get the current unrest. eu itselfemoved a phase we plan to treat all sports. the sim free travel in the jenin area. european commission said it was to reward or dave is fixed to implement the reforms the announcement comes as before the start of the summaries in the new kiwi new c

union. the government announced last week it will pull out of negotiations over and association agreement with the eu. to protest their are the biggest in ukraine since the 2004 orange revolution. the largest protest in years, anger has reached a boiling point in kiev. trouble started when pro-eur ope demonstrators tried to push through. police fired tear gas to push back the crowds. ae scuffle broke out after much larger antigovernment protest attended by tens of thousands of people. kievchoked downtown earlier. the opposition factions are in agreement -- no to russia and yes to europe. did so many things to us in the past. better to be with europe or we are on our own. government in the present do not represent the opinion of the country as a whole. there is no alternative to the european union. >> the opposition is outraged by a decision by the president's government to scrap a landmark agreement with the european union. the government says the deal with her relations with russia. moscow lobbied hard to secure the government's decision. but many ukrainians disagree with their government. on sunday

. >> that's right, shinzo abe and european union leaders have agreed to step up talks on an economic partnership agreement. abe met with the eu president and the european commission president in tokyo. they agreed to seek an early conclusion in negotiations to work out an epa deal and strengthen bilateral economic relations. they also agreed to set up a meeting to create rules for the development of outer space. in addition, they reached an agreement to ease tensions in east asia in the midst of china's increased maritime activities. both parties included these points in a joint statement that they released after the talks. >>> chinese vice premier wen wang has welcomed a delegation now visiting beijing. it comes at a time when bilateral ties remain strained. it was the first time in two years that members of the japan/china economic association had met such a high-ranking chinese officials. wang greeted more than 100 japanese company executives at the chinese government central compound. he said that the visit is a sign that japan places emphasis on improving economic relations between the two countries. wang is also in char

. >>> the european union has reported that the jobless rate for the single currency block stayed at a record high in september. the eu statistics office said unemployment in the 17 member zone stood at 12.2%. that's unchanged from the previous month. spain posted the highest rate among the member nations at 26.6%, followed by cypress at 17.1% and portugal at 16.3%. for greece, the jobless rate was 27.6% in july, the last numbers we have. that's 0.1 percentage point higher than in june. >>> bank of japan policy makers have decided to continue their easing measures set up in april to pull japan out of deflation. the policy makers discussed economic conditions at home and abroad and price trends. the japanese economy has been showing some positive signs. they include a rise in corporate production and an improvement in employment. but the policymakers decided to keep the monetary easing measures in place considering uncertainties such as a slowdown in emerging economies. the policy makers also discussed the economic and price outlook between now and fiscal 2015. they say consumer prices will rise 1.9% by fiscal 2015. th

and then also the european union as a body is pledging $4 million also. several individual euountries sending medical personnel and search and rescue teams, also the united nations has launched an appeal for $300 million from its members, notably before we finish this china getting a bit of criticism. they've been in a long-0 term dispute. a land dispute with the philippines. guess what, they're only giving $100,000. criticism about that, suzanne. >> the philippine government says that 2 million people, if you can believe that, they need food, they need water. crisis likely to get a lot worse before it gets better. and another storm and an earthquake have hit since friday's super tie upon. that is further complicating as you can imagine the relief efforts on the ground there. so if this moves you, if you can and you're willing to do something to help these people impacted by the storm, i want you to do this. check out our website. see what you can do. it's cnn.com/impact. and coming up, sarah palin dishing on being a woman in many politics and even has some advice for hillary

croatian democratic union president emo stuff come on go was party played a catalyst role in pushing for the eu accession. what is there an hour or an opposition is today addressed the meeting by underlining the importance of eu membership. the first of july twenty thirteen croatia is returning home to the u word belongs as a central european country. he was much more than a common market is a community of free nations for which it wishes to contribute to this community we will support a strong euro and a strong for which a change of economic policies required for which to enjoy real benefits from the membership info to the european elections is a vote for that change. during the second day of the meeting participants discussed the prospects of promoting sustainable growth and jobs you. which is tightly linked with the ongoing budget debate. the optional but the best to gpt group vice chairman responsible for budget and structural policies explain the framework of the debate don't send jokes. domingo and unless you get in touch and european governments. so this is that the girl of the discussio

brussels have been unable to reach agreement on how the eu is permanent bailout fund might be used to support struggling banks once european banking union gets underway next year the one the minister announced michael noonan said there's not a shred of evidence that the irish banking sector is facing further property related problems. declaring its intention to exit that the lord with all its supports the government will depend on the favorable economic climate was one of the cushions against any future shocks of just twenty four hours later there were precious few scientists third quarter eurozone growth falters to just no point one percent. dashing hopes of a nascent european rebounds also dampening the mood is germany hardening its resistance to the use of the dsm to support national governments and fixing holes and finds should any big ones emerge once the ecb carries out major stress tests next year. big countries like france and stand on the incense to be a central box top of still is the ecp which today was not holding out much hope of agreements on the joint european time and the joint european agency. i would not expect that we