less than a decade ago were sold to everywhere across western europe and the sea but now the owner of the stock farm other markets including china has been very hard for him to sell it on called. european union is meeting hungary's land of plenty to be done to success. chinese authorities say they've managed to retrieve almost all of the barrels which was down a flooded river. but the worry is that. to be dangerous chemicals into the. office more from russia's far east. chinese authorities do see that they've managed to extract nearly sixty four hundred barrels out of the seven thousand washed into the river four days ago as a result of a flood however the cleanup operation is far from over first of all three thousand barrels of those were washed into the water contain toxic substances including acids which may be harmful to the environment and it's not clear how many barrels out of the remaining ones in the water contain these substances secondly chinese media reported that some of the barrels were damaged and have leaked some of the chemical substances into the river and they were d

less than a decade ago when gary and ducks were sold to everywhere across western europe and the c.i.s. but now the owner of the stock for us to seek other markets including japan and china it has been very hard for him to sell it. will look at why i joined a big european union is leaving hungary's land of plenty star of success also later . russia's fountains are now makeshift swimming pools as the heat wave continues but there are those taking the plunge every year. during the rush drawing the russian paratroopers were keeping cool while filming braving a special anniversary. well the online whistleblower wiki leaks is following up its massive exposé of afghan war secrets by posting a mysterious encrypted file called insurance the file size is huge amount one hundred times bigger than most of the other files posted but so far no one has been able to decrypt it is more emmett has more from london. we knew very little about this file we do know it's one point four gigabytes which is quite a large file and as you say big. the documents much bigger than any of the documents the eighty th

less than a decade ago had their soul to everywhere across western europe yeah but no but overall for other markets including egypt. it has been very hard for him to sell it called for. by now why farmers in hungary once a european bread basket say they're being starved of business joining the e.u. four years ago. and this week a new round of violent clashes erupted near the carriages capital riot police used tear gas and sound grenades to disperse anti-government protesters who were demanding an opposition leader be made prime minister up to thirty people were detained including the man the protesters want to put into power or modbury to vasa has already warned of four trying to stage a coup five years ago when the now ousted combat but if it was in power the country suffered months of deadly political and ethnic on the rest since but if was overthrown in april i spoke to the country's minister about the roots of the violence and the prospects for social economic stabilization they can catch the full interview in fifteen minutes but here's a taster. there are several large groups one

less than a decade ago hundred garion ducks were sold to everywhere across western europe and the c.i.s. but now the owner of the farm as the other markets including japan and china it has been very hard for him to sell it. and he says that ever since his country became a member of the european union he had to reduce his stalk almost two fold. the russian market i mean buyer in favor of the market but it turned out that your apart from france wasn't interested in our products this is seriously a fact that the demand and farm owners have to secure their stock because according to new regulations keeping it was too costly in two thousand and four the country was accepted into the european union but instead of greener pastures which even membership promised from gary in farming suffered a serious blow. brussels have a special program to develop regional agriculture and which promise bigger income for farmers but it has brought little results local producers have been losing more than a third of their revenue every year since two thousand and four compared to the nine hundred ninety s. and

less than a decade ago hundred garion ducks were sold to everywhere across western europe and the c.i.s. but now the owner of the stock farm has to seek other markets including japan and china it has been very hard for him to sell it in his own continent find out why bombers in hungary once a year peon breadbox say they're being starved out of business since joining the e.u. four years ago. a group of former intelligence and military officials is demanding immediate action from barack obama to prevent a war in the middle east they claim israel is counting on washington to offer unconditional support for an attack on iran as early as this month it comes just days after u.s. top brass refused to rule out a strike on the islamic state the group which includes former cia agents says that a war in iran will ignite a regional conflict which could lead to the annihilation of israel iran has repeatedly refused diplomatic relations with as it maintains the jewish state has no right to exist. political analyst i'm a shell of a means that any israeli action would have to be given the green light f

less than a decade ago and garion ducks were sold to everywhere across western europe and the c.i.s. but now that all are of this dog for us to seek other markets including japan and china it has been very hard for him to sell it because on continent. wide joining the european union is leaving home during his land of plenty of the sad. chinese authorities say they've managed to retrieve almost all of the barrels which was sweeping down the flooded river towards russia but the worry is that several drums are thought to be already leaking dangerous chemicals into the water to go to an office more from russia's far east. chinese authorities do say that they've managed to extract nearly sixty four hundred barrels out of the seven thousand that were washed into the sun or river four days ago as a result of a flood however the cleanup operation is far from over first of all three thousand barrels out of those which were washed into the water contain toxic substances including acids which may be harmful to the environment and it's not clear how many barrels out of the remaining ones in the

world much of the world is still fairly materialist most of the world but the rich countries western europe japan north america australia etc began to surface as a new kind of basic value priorities that i call post materialist in the sixty's because this was twenty years after the end of world war two the economic miracles that western europe and japan and so on experience plus the welfare state that made people grow up for the first time most of the population these countries was growing up under conditions where they took survival for granted this is unprecedented most people throughout most of history and most people still today grow up with survival being uncertain with starvation being a real possibility the germans the swedes the americans who grew up in that era. didn't they took survival for granted and that was a big big change it opened the way for other things to take top priority so in the sixty's we started out with student protest this was the era when student protests france six hundred sixty four sixty eight the head pain you know you know anything only real drives on us. a

duck eggs are in high demand she sas his land is perfect for this kind of business countries in western europe in the us we in hungary keeper birds in open spaces they claim an environment allows that that's why did the world a world produce a collage you can keep your meat in erik's less than a decade ago helicarrier ducks were sold to everywhere across western europe and the c.i.s. but now the owner of the stock farm has to seek other markets including japan and china it has been very hard for him to sell it because on the continent he says that ever since his country became a member of the european union he had to reduce his stock almost two fold that out of the russian market i mean buyer in favor of the market but it turned out that europe apart from france wasn't interested in our products this seriously in fact that the demand and farm owners had to secure their stock because according to new regulations keeping it was too costly in two thousand and four the country was accepted into the european union but instead of greener pastures which e.u. membership promised and care in farming su

taking action to ban it which by the way very few women in western europe actually wear this type of garment go ahead. in fact as far as i'm concerned it's a symbolic issue but interestingly it's not symbolic for the women that wear it despite much of what we hear it's actually symbolic for europe more broadly we're looking at an aging european society which is increasingly diverse and diverse in its values and outlooks in that asian context we are also faced with a deep economic crisis and we find a lot of the debates that are arising across europe issues of over issues of national identity so in front of this is been a big issue increasingly in the u.k. also this has become an issue what the budget does it manages to bring together three of the main issues that of forefront of the european political map these are the three main concerns in europe at the moment they are terrorism immigration and islam and this bunker if you like manages to symbolize all of these in one go and therefore in many ways is being instrumental lies by politicians who don't necessarily have very efficien

less than a decade ago when gary and drugs were sold to everywhere across western europe. but now the owner of the dog form to seek other markets including china has been very hard for him to sell if you don't call. where you live why join the european union is leaving hungry the land of plenty to be stalled just acceptance. the online whistle blow away he leaks is falling off its massive expose a afghan war secrets by p. . sting a mysterious encrypted file called insurance the file size is huge about a hundred times bigger than most of the other files pasted but so you fall no one's been able to decrease well let's see if i make a more light on this now she's in them for us do we have any idea why the encrypted file is cooled insurance. well i we we knew very little about this file we do know its size it's one point four gigabytes which is quite a large file and as you say bigger than any of the documents much bigger than any of the documents the eighty thousand documents that wiki leaks posted last week it's name insurance and i mean it's not known why why they would hav

less than a decade ago hundred gary and ducks were sold to everywhere across western europe and the c.i.s. but now the owner of the farm has to seek other markets including japan and china it has been very hard for him to sell it continent he says that ever since his country became a member of the european union he had to reduce his stalk almost two fold. the russian market i mean by are in favor of the market return now that you're apart from france wasn't interested in our products this seriously in fact. and farm owners had to secure their stocks because according to new regulations keeping it was too costly before the collapse of the socialist regime and nine hundred ninety hungary was one of europe's breadbaskets its agricultural sector was a strong part of the economy and countries of the post soviet space actually imported hungary in products in two thousand and four the country was accepted into the european union but instead of greener pastures which membership promised and care in farming suffered a serious blow. didn't want to. improve the situation and. only wanted to get down

was completely destroyed and half of western europe was occupied by the soviet army. nobody complained they said well you know what do you expect you just for the big war and so my argument would be what do you expect iraq to look like they're going to go to iraq is going to mean the horrible thing about it this iraq probably going to fall back into war it's going on that's the result of a war and the you know my lips my that's a think that's a presumption i don't know you know first of all no one ever and i can see resumption but you know if that wasn't the case then why wouldn't we have our top commanders saying that we're still going to have to have you know security forces stay there after the combat troops leave and we did right i mean there's and they're going to our combat right i mean and not only left and there probably won't even we'll probably have a u.s. presence there for some time because of all the u.s. troops left iraq probably would fail even with the number of troops we have there it's going to be a struggle but you want to take odds i mean iraq is a

they left their homes in search of a better life in western europe. france has shown the roma people that they are not welcome there. a thousand have been expelled so far this year. the move is proving controversial. sarkozy says that it well cut crime. there is increasing opposition within his own party. >> police arrived before dawn to dismantle an illegal roma camp. they were escorted to vans to await deportation. police took nearly 300 roma to the airport. they were each given 300 euros. the french insist that they're leaving voluntarily. the roma say they're being expelled. they expect a police raid. they are living without running water. the government has linked them to crimes. they say that it is unfair to punish entire group. >> we do not steal. what sarkozy says is not true. >> president sarkozy's office says that the living standards in these camps are profoundly shocking with children exploited for begging. police have already visited this illegal camp twice. some of the 200 people living here high during the hours of darkness, fearing tha

the markets david theory could be potus explains basically this is all good studies very very western europe the volumes in all markets around europe are absolutely derisory and frankly deal is such as are in london frankfurt and paris are running around like headless chickens responding to good and bad news as it so falls out really we are in. neutral mode at the moment because we've had been a activity and this is really boy the markets. russia's worst drought in fifty years could force the country to become a grain importer last year russia was the third largest exporter in the world but now we have to buy up to five million tons by the end of next year and it seems the current home base will be even worse than expected sizing government figures the analysis group's overcalling says the grain corp we down at least a third on last year or not exceed sixty two million tons this is well below russia the new domestic consumption of seventy five million tonnes city is feeling the pinch as the cost of grain went up forty five percent in august there's now stop buying any further supplies into p

i think basically this is all good studies very very western europe the volumes in all markets around europe are absolutely derisory and frankly the deal is such as are in london frankfurt and paris are running around like headless chickens responding to good and bad news as it so falls out. we are in. neutral mode at the moment because we've had. this is really boy the markets because the level of economic data that we've had this friendship is very disappointing we headed into negative territory after a bright headline this morning then had to spike upgrade of g.d.p. from germany up to one from one point nine percent to three percent and all three major european bourses responded positively on that but the level of activity was terribly terribly quat and as you so rightly eluded to the fact that he was futures dropped off about officer. just after. initial claims so this is what's happening in just responding according to the news as it comes out the last three or four days we've had plenty. of calls to sonoma speed of nearly forty billion dollars. you know. and it's going to be rea

over toward europe, and there's a little bit of wetter picture here for western europe.hat's going to head into central areas now. alpine region we'll need to stay on the watch for heavier downpours to form. a couple lighter showers will still hang on toward the east, but it is still quite hot for those of you here. 36 in kiev and 38 degrees in moscow. very, very warm conditions. but on the other hand, looking quite mild for central, western areas. paris at 22. london coming in at 22 as well. and you should be seeing some sunny periods. all right. so that's a look at your weather for now. and here is your three-day outlook. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and that's all for me. i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. we'll be back with more of your updates at the top of the next hour. do stay with us.

and no country from western europe was in the bottom half of the list. this isn't surprising, because richer countries can devote more resources to health, education and other public goods that improve quality of life. but, this is where things start to get murky, because there's contradictory evidence that's hard to ignore. while the data show happiness increases with economic growth, americans don't report themselves any happier today than 40 years ago, even as our average real incomes have doubled, we've become better educated and healthier. and economists still don't have a strong story to explain this finding. surveys also show money doesn't always make individuals happy. lottery winners are much happier right after they win, but the satisfaction gradually evaporates over time. more than money, people value having control over their lives, being productive and pursuing hobbies and passions. so, where does all of this leave us? money advances societies but, on an individual level, it often provides only a fleeting benefit to our psyches. i'm nada eis

the good thing about the program is that contrary to all turn it is programs in western europe and the u.s. it is targeting only cars that have been produced in russia and obviously this is boosting local production local g.d.p. called the contribution of the ultimate expect there and also changing the structure of the russian car market as a shift from heavy dependence on imports towards. new registrations. locally produced cars. and when we talk about cars why do you think the car market could return to the pre-crisis levels when we see you know customers really turning to and buying those cars. it will take some time for the market to recover obviously we are not expecting fast growth as it was prior to the financial downturn although as i mentioned we've been revising our forecasts on the upside i would say pre-crisis level would be reaching the next couple of years so hopefully by two thousand and twelve we are back to close to three million cars of new registrations per year thank you very much for taking the program taking part in the program i was even born from and staying on

you look at the best research, pugh research and london school of economics, women and men in western europe and united states if you ask that is your ideal working, they say they want to work part time stay home with children. very few want to work full time and -- mothers, we're talking about mothers here. i think the sexes are just different. so naive to think that men are as attached to babies and as interested and involved, there's no where in the world where we've seen that the men are as attached than the women. men abandoning children, it happens everywhere, it's very common. women abandoning a child sun heard of unless there's drugs or mental illness. >> on the question of paid leave, i don't know that we're all going to become like europe having, sweden has two years off. however if we really wanted to advance the issue if you had some time of an insurance policy, what california has done, if you want to invest in a program that will take care of your wages for the one, two, three months, however long you want to take off. that is probably an option tt would be palatable to both le

can work so all the controversy with that we've been hearing in the past few months with major western europe reacting to iran sat. wanting to build nuclear power stations all this is unfounded if you're saying that technically speaking it will not be possible to produce nuclear weapons not the station isn't capable of producing weapons grade uranium iranian nuclear program which war is americans and europeans and russians is not a bold bushehr it's about some other facilities which are on. to stress that. russia being very critical of iran north korea only following all the procedures of international atomic agency still does not agree on whatever is in washington a london or paris or berlin as far as iran is concerned because russia has its own agenda with iran which is somewhat sometimes different and sometimes not related to nuclear energy at all russia and iran. difficult history of relationship. at the same time they have quite a while to gender. economic agenda including. the development of the riches of the caspian sea. we have some common strategic interests since for as internationa

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