it is now up to the government in warsaw to implement the court's ruling. to get more on this from v.w. correspondent barbara welcome barbara so a government decides to lower. retirement age why did that prove so controversial because phil it is part of a whole campaign and sort of systematic procedures by the government to get control over over those who disagree and that's the main accusation that the european commission has been leveling against about so and so the two have been the struggle since about two thousand and sixteen now if you look at this just two examples for instance the polish government put the put the prosecutors who had been independent under the control of the justice ministry they put the electoral committee for judges which had been independent under the control of the majority in parliament and then lowering the pension age for the for the high court judges in poland that was the last straw because of quite it was quite clear that twenty seven posts would become open immediately plus the government created forty four new jobs on th

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it is now up to the government in warsaw to implement the court's ruling. let's get more on this from veronica prism much coach who's program director of the european academy berlin she's an expert on transformation processes in central and east european countries and welcome to d.w. . poland alone as a result until huge four judges it sounds innocuous enough why is it so controversial actually because of two reasons the first one is that with this reform. of the constitution of. the period of working off the president of the constitutional court which of the supreme court which was written in the constitution has been shortened which is actually quite clearly against the constitution that's the present number one and the second was that there was a possibility for the jazzers to stay longer in office until seventy but this was only possible after the positive decision of the president which means that the independence of judiciary has been let's say taken has been diluted and this was actually the reason why the what a european court of justice decided to

it is now up to the government in warsaw to implement the court's ruling. well for more now let's cross over to warsaw were correspondent yun power cut is standing by he's the bureau chief for germany germany's public broadcaster a or d. . first of all tell us why the polish law on forced retirement of judges is so controversial well it's controversial because it effects so much the highest caught so the highest level of appealing in poland forcing around one third of the judges there more experience judges of course to leave and as we heard the way the newly appointed judges that would replace them are appointed has also been changed in a way that critics say this would bring political loyalist loyalists to the governing party law and justice party into the highest court and i want should not forget that the highest court here in poland is also the controlling elections so yeah it's highly disputed it's a cornerstone of the so-called reform of judiciary and but a very important one now the european court of justice has ruled young that poland must reinstat

speaking in brussels, the polish prime minister says warsaw would consider its response. the justice minister signaled poland would accept the ruling. >> we are part of the european union and we will respect the eu's laws. so far, i'll mail about this ruling from media reports. we'll analyze the decision and make a statement. poland is a strong member state of the eu and we will honor its locals. >> the president of poland supreme court refused to step down when the government tried to force her to retire. >> i am pleased that we have been heard, but i am not pleased about thehe fact that my count's government did not do this sooner and we had to take them to the european court. >> it is now up to the government in warsaw to implement court ruling. phil: let's get more on this from veronica, who is it program director at the european cut of berlin. she is an expert on transformation processes -- transformation processes. phil: poland lowered the retirement age for judges. buys this so controversial? >> because of two reasons. with this, the period of working in the suprem

it is now up to the government in warsaw to implement the court's ruling. baba vase or as one of brussels correspondents i asked her what this verdict means for the larger dispute between poland's right wing government and the in u. . now if not the ruling then it'll be full out full of civil war between the two sides so we have to remember that there is still an article seven procedure a simmering on the back of the stove since winter of last year that means the most serious what they call in brussels the nuclear option against a member state and the reason is that poland defines and poland undermines the rule of law systematically it would in it could in the end lead to poland losing their voting rights and it has been just shoved back from one side of the desk russel's to the other but if poland would sort of to find the european court of justice that would really come up on the agenda and then of course the two sides would really look oren's otherwise what we hear now and there is a fee seems to be a feeling that they want don't want this at the moment

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berlin european union clashes once again with poland's right wing government the use top court orders warsaw to mediately reinstate supreme court judges who've been forced into retirement court says poland's reforms which have triggered huge protests this year are a threat to judicial independence also coming up the killing of a powerful police commander sent shock waves through afghanistan and casts a shadow of a parliamentary elections this weekend as general is laid to rest voting is suspended in kandahar province. and in soccer the head office of buy in munich comes out swinging at the press a fierce attack against the german media in an extraordinary press conference and we'll hear why by on are slamming journalists for the treatment of their players. well i'm terry martin good to have you with us the european union's top court has ordered poland to immediately suspend its forced retirement of judges calling it quote. a threat to judicial independence critics accuse the poland's virtues polled and current right wing government of replacing judges with those supportive of the current reg

the conservative leader of warsaw council said austerity is alive and kicking. who is right? >> i say to the right honorable gentlemen after a decade of austerity people need to know their hard work has paid off and because of their sacrifices there are better days ahead. we will set out our approach in the spending review next year. it means going down as a share of the economy and support public services going up. unlike labor we continue to live within our means and won't go back to square one. >> mike bird, the conservative warsaw council, said never ever believe what you hear from central government. a lot of confidence as well. not far away the conservative counsel says financial outlook is extremely challenging with austerity measures confirmed as continuing. will prime minister clear up these gloomy tories? and confirm to them next week the budget will cancel the 1.3 billion cut planned for local government next year? >> prime minister. >> we are making $1.3 billion more money available in the next two years to counsel and i am pleased to say. the council tax is down

watching a special edition of going on the ground as nato defense ministers meet in the polish capital warsaw ahead of one of nature's largest military exercises i would legendary journalist and filmmaker. joel thanks for going back on the welcome let's go straight to your latest piece you quote the late robert parry of consortium news claiming that there are approved opinions and brush just side on the approved evidence go through this well i think you can categorize the news as approved or unapproved. basically were. are allowed to see the approved news but not allowed to see the unapproved news so usually the unapproved version is the evidence. doesn't have to be proof but it is the evidence it's the piece in the puzzle that allows us to make sense of the news way tonight that ok but then it makes it a bit complicated but more complicated when it comes to iran because britain isn't now after many years of opposing iran on the same side as iran and russia and china against the united states on the iran nuclear deal what do you make of a jump appearing to threaten their own again and again i

these high temperatures out here towards eastern parts of europe not even making double digits for warsaw your high temperature on the onesies going to be eight kiev it eight as well moscow we're looking at only six degrees now that cold air continues to sink down here towards the southeast and with that we're going to be seeing some very heavy rain showers as well those going to be pushing through parts of turkey and with that we do think we're going to see some thunderstorms but behind it of course it is going to be much cooler with a high temperature if you of about twelve degrees now here along the northern part of africa we are seeing quite a bit of clouds of the next few days not too bad over here towards the northwest but that's going to change as we go towards wednesday picking some more clouds and rain across much of morocco and that same front i was talking about through parts of turkey well that is going to bring some showers as well to the northern coast of egypt so we do think it terms is going to drop in cairo to about thirty degrees and then we're going to be seeing winds c

so if you come to warsaw i can show you., and the standard to be -- with the incinerator which uses the energy from the waste, so it's important for the environment. so we try to go to as i said to combine and to gather together business and also we would like to make an energy efficient buildings in our city, and housing. we arewe have now adopted buildg standards first because we don't have the laws to enforce or government that can do it, enforce the private, which is not our own. i think what is also very important to preserve the green spaces in warsaw we have about 30% is green. so we are lucky from this point of view. when you can see from the plane at least one of the most green capital cities in this part of europe. and what is very important we have of course the river, and the other side of river, the so-called the right side. on the left side you have different things which you can use, it's i would say modernized but it's completely green the other side of the river, and we can do jogging, people bike, whatever

do you think both warsaw and process i willing to take that dispute over principles whether the head this is a this is part of the mocha c i mean some things we have different opinions we must respect each other what is that then juggles is to say now you are not allowed to be part of the opinion it anymore if you don't share the same principle this is of course it is a fundamental aspect but you have to understand how do they interpreted this in the local level so there should be those a bit of flexibility and utopian you know maybe not too much for exhibit but a bit of flexibility in some things we have different cultures in brussels we have the north called for which is quite a region and the sound in part of europe culture which is more flexible and there is a polish with korea somewhere in the middle east those i think know the polish or leaving me in a really interesting moment because they also have their own culture sure just consider the ball and the walls are for many years is socially scone plea but also it was probably the only socially scone who had a very deep christian

flooding here further north a lot fine and dry for many of us here and still fairly warm for years to warsaw getting up to around eighteen degrees as a maximum during the day for the other side of the mediterranean in the east it's fine that's where the settled weather is but further west well this is the tail end of what's going on over parts of the mediterranean so plenty of wet weather plenty of thunderstorms across many parts of northern area and into tunisia and some of those showers really will be very heavy that also be pushing their way into more of morocco there as we had through thursday so again this whole region looking very unsettled indeed for the central belt of africa where here there's still quite a few showers but they are rich reaching further south now one or two of them perhaps around the coast of west africa but most of them are just that little bit further towards the south. we're. i have dedicated almost my entire professional life to the bench and fight against corruption and what i have learned is that we need champions we need also to shine the light on those shamp

>> i think that in the case of warsaw citizens, more educated than it was before. so they push us.ything -- but we don't have money to do everything at the same moment. so, we do different things, which are the most important, and of course, they're also talking about the eu, with the eu funds, because eu offers the funds mainly for the environment, which is, i think, very positive and very important. so, for example, we have probably one of the most modern waste water treatment plants, which was very costly because it was about one million dollars and this was sponsored by the eu. so if you come one day to us so i can show you, the modern and the newest, and the standards have to be -- with incinerator, which uses the energy from the waste. so, it's important for the environment. so we try to go to, as i said, combine and to gather together business and also we would like also to make an energy efficient city, municipal housing. we now adopted the standards. at first it's easy for the municipal because we don't have enforce, as a city we don't have-- government can't do it, enforc

vegetation on the seabed of the light it needs to survive deadhead to take action now drifts through the warsaw like receives. sure we clean the nets. so just see what else can we do the concern is growing that naaman or maybe just a step away from proliferating colonies of harmful toxin producing algae that's father to goodness been spared but fishing nets are still empty let me go out every morning but we don't have a lot of hard work i know that i won't be much of a catch it wasn't like this before but that's just how it is there aren't many fish left in a nominal you know either not. arco sewer at the southern tip of mormon nor is the most polluted part of the lagoon coastal residents are also worried like i'm home on a dare or for a long time he says he has been watching as fellow land near his home has been vanishing on a vast can a piece of plastic including areas that are under natural protection. eventually he filed suit against the agricultural companies since the. and the retired soldier has been receiving anonymous threats on the phone and on social media. for me this is a war zone

made a promise after the fall of the soviet union that it would not go into knots in nato into the warsaw pact countries or the former soviet countries and today it's in thirteen of those countries so it never abided by that pact and this is clearly an aggressive move on the part of the united states and nato in my opinion and i thank you for sharing some of your thoughts they with us here at r.t. international live from moscow where the program returns with more of your top stories in about half an hour. when lawmakers manufacture consensus instead of public wealth. when the ruling class is protect or. themselves. with the flaming. lips certainly the one person. we can all middle of the room see. the real news is. running out of the close to the first out of the tilt of. the concepts those paying to perform i actually prepare myself to die. he did what. separates us with. a slow and homo step her clown. squinty was. good. so we'll see if getting. what. was that he could with us the. depletion. education they. call it b.s. get. up. this is says harlan kentucky. boys. very funny. money cit

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made a promise after the fall of the soviet union that it would not go into knots in nato into the warsawct countries or the former soviet countries and today it's in thirteen of those countries so it never abided by that pact this is clearly an aggressive move on the part of the united states and nato in my opinion . at least two people have reportedly being killed and one other person is missing is major flooding affects the south of russia the region has been swamped since wednesday hundreds of people have been evacuated from the area roads bridges and buildings are said to have been swept away around nine villages have also been left that power local transportation in the region has also been suspended forecasters are predicting say that more heavy rain is likely to hit the area and cause landslides. so that's how the news is looking so far today here in r.t. we're going to be back with more news for you in just over. often. run out of the flow for the best out of the jaws of. the hive says those preparing to perform i actually prepare myself to die i. don't know so i need one of thos

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but the party is trailing in mayoral elections in poland's big cities, including the capital, warsaw.ting a scheme to give better protection to people being exploited to work in the largely unregulated hand ca rwash industry. it is thought that thousands of mostly eastern european men are being lured to work as slaves, stripped of their documents, forced to accept low wages and unsafe working conditions, under a constant threat of violence. the norwegian resistance hero who led a daring mission that halted nazi germany's nuclear weapons ambitions in the second world war has died at the age of 99. in 1943 joachim ronneberg commanded a six—man team that destroyed key parts of a heavy water plant in occupied southern norway. the raid was later turned into a holywood film starring kirk douglas, the heroes of telemark. we have said it so many times — this could really be a crucial week in the crisis over brexit. the british prime minister will address mps on monday. but there is little progress to report, and there are even suggestions her conservative party could trigger a leadership elec

treaty as it was signed in the end of one thousand nine hundred seven by reagan and gorbachev when the warsaw treaty was still in existence and no one could do when dream or large store near one hundred kilometers from st petersburg actually hostile to to russia and even american troops and british troops on their territory no one could imagine that paul and would be a horse. because basically let's call a leader america true they call russia a hostile nation him or key air let's face it you know all. at the rectory of the polish leaders of the baltic leaders these are not simply not friends these are basically military anus and they want to build for and trump and this and this was signed in one thousand nine hundred seventy in under completely different circumstances and now the americans are seen russians are doing something wrong they're researching and developing well there are but that's fair we're going out and according to our end of treaty you can research and develop you just can't do poorly and the second there are actually three arguments that russia can use to its advantage first

watching a special edition of going on the ground as nato defense ministers meet in the polish capital warsaw ahead of one of nature's largest ever military exercises with legendary journalist and filmmaker john pilger john thanks for going back on the welcome let's go straight to your latest piece you quote the late robert parry of consortium news claiming that there are approved opinions and brush just side unapproved evidence so go through this well i think you can categorize the news as approved or unapproved. basically we're allowed to see the approved news but not allowed to see the unapproved news so usually the unapproved version is the evidence. doesn't have to be proof but it is the evidence it's the piece in the puzzle that allows us to make sense of the news where tonight ok but then it makes it a bit complicated but more complicated when it comes to iran because britain isn't there after many years of opposing iran on the same side as iran and russia and china against the united states on the iran nuclear deal what do you make of a trump appearing to threaten their own again and

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muslims don't understand when the western democracy is came to them with arms where posts on the warsaw. beginning from the ninety s. the mission of thought the crusade to sow back with christian ideas the course say despite what with christian ideas with something much war superimposed with something very very deep gauged from christianity from tradition something something you told and something terrible demon hits on exactly which is i get the problem with it i just live in a democracy and liberalism it's universalism whether you're talking liberalism today christianity at one time communism at another time it's really all your diverse a list again the crusading impulse the desire to force other people to live your little you'll save you know good life to save them that is what is so terrible about a liberal foreign policy and we're so i'm or even says although he contradicts himself later that he prefers a liberal style of government instead of hope and hope but in the anarchic world of international politics with no world government competing power centers it is a recipe for milita

made a promise after the fall of the soviet union that it would not go into knots in nato into the warsawct countries or the former soviet countries and today it's in thirteen of those countries so it never abided by that pact and this is clearly an aggressive move on the part of the united states and nato in my opinion . you're watching our senior national thanks me company this evening we're back with more nice feeling in just over half and. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. after world war two we are all the world we have the loud call we have. the sound is current say we have low interest rates and we were american century ready to go and like the awful good lottery winner that blows it all here we are twenty eight c. having contemplated. after almost two years in office many still question whether donald trump has a coherent foreign policy the same cannot be said about the president's national security adviser john bolton when you think of bolton the word subtlety

joining me now from warsaw, is dr nancy snow, professor of public diplomacy at kyoto university of foreign a clear indication here of how much pain there is still around this issue but politics as well. a tale of two cities and a tale of two man‘s. of two cities and a tale of two man's. it really is and it goes back to the predecessor to the current mayor of san francisco who passed away last fall. he was put on notice by the osaka mayor that asarco would leave the city city relationship. in this case, the government ofjapan sometimes has a difficulty in getting out of its own way when it comes to international relations and this is a terrible miss the opportunity to build more trust regarding this issue. a missed opportunity and as you have been saying in your articles, in a way japan is drawing more attention to this issue with this tactic. not only that it is drawing the wrong attention because i would encourage the viewers to read the ten page letter from osaka in the viewers to read the ten page letterfrom osaka in which the viewers to read the ten page letter from osaka in which they

are talking about this really europe and the question is what happened in the last years and you warsaw and u.t. you were prime minister you were part of the u.p.a. you. these are the red lines mr stop yeah and i fully agree with you what happened was probably two things one was the euro crisis which caused a lot of instability and the other one was the migration crisis which cost a lot of fear in terms of security and i think the model that we have had of societies social market economy liberal democracy hasn't delivered for everyone and my argument is that we need to address these issues but we cannot do it in an aggressive fashion and that's why i'm now standing on the barricades to try to first talk about values because they are the anchor of what we have and then try to do policies on the basis of those this is where the populace is doing the explanation you just gave us on this one hand the other one is that's not an argument patient to vote for parties who are racists and of fabric nationalists so this is a political reality and you know what we did in finland we actually hog the

necessary you know let me be very clear i can see the flaws in the weaknesses of this treaty that was the warsaw pact existed at the time here but walking away from it we're not replacing it or even beginning to start some kind of new talks about nonproliferation and arms control i think that's a mistake well i think that if the us pulling out of the anti-ballistic missile treaty back in two thousand one will certainly did start a new arms race and russia's new front line weapons hypersonic missiles that are all specifically designed they announced then we're going to have to take measures they announced well they're developing them and they announce when they're deploying them which is what's happening now but bolton must have a scorecard of international treaties that he's getting rid of. one by one because he was instrumental in the back in two thousand and one and pulling the u.s. pulling out of the a.b.m. he's got the joint comprehensive plan of action now the treaty of amity and friendship between the u.s. iran and now he's the one driving at least according to the washington post and othe

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