still by far sweden's largest trading partner here as elsewhere everyone is watching the embattled euro as a guide to their vote in. a possible future referendum some put it simply mike economist rolf england who campaigned against the euro back in two thousand and three i think the euro will collapse before sweden will join the whereas around eighty percent of swedes say they're glad they're not in the euro the figure is reversed for their politicians most europhiles argue this crisis isn't the euro's fault it's about debt if you compare sweden which has been outside of the euro for just over ten years and fiddlers which has been a member of the euro for the same period we have warbirds identical we could all be developments both politicians and people here seem to think that there will be another referendum on joining the euro sooner or later but what their choice will be assuming there is still a euro left choose is anyone's guess. this is a swedish kronor coin it's become a symbol of that momentous no vote of swedish prosperity versus the chaos of the euro but sweden can't ignore th

norway what finally always put forth germany you know sweden would be the poorest state in the union right now if they were in the united states poorer than west virginia if you're going to sweden i travel i did a show in there a week it's a wonderful place you know every week sweden is always put up as this utopian question weeds in the united states they're there their average income is higher than sweden sweden like but life is more like it is going to is or that or the government spending as a percentage of g.d.p. in all of those countries is over fifty percent so then you don't always get it isn't already eight percent but they can always go to canada and sweden i don't see people doing it they're all coming here ok. the wall street reform the wall street wants free reign to crash the economy again in july of two thousand and twelve the volcker rule goes into place now this is basically would have to put in place in one nine hundred thirty five to stop to prevent another crash on wall street and what it says is banks toure's if you want to gamble with your own money no problem b

now if they were in the united states poorer than west virginia if you're going to sweden i travel i did a show in there a week it's a wonderful place you know every week sweden is always put up as this utopia life is going quite good leads in the united states they're there they're average income is higher than sweden sweden like but life is more like it is going to ensure that the government spending as a percentage of g.d.p. in all of those countries is over fifty percent. then you don't always get a sense of already eight percent but they can always go to canada and sweden i don't see people doing it they're all coming here ok. the wall street reform the wall street wants free reign to crash the economy again in july of two thousand and twelve the volcker rule goes into place now this is basically would have to put in place in one nine hundred thirty five to stop to prevent another crash on wall street and what it says is banks toure's if you want to gamble with your own money no problem but you can't co-mingle your investors funds you know people you me at the you know the three

still by far sweden's largest trading partner and here as elsewhere everyone is watching the embattled euro as a guide to their vote in a possible future referendum some put it simply mike economist rolf england who campaigned against the euro back in two thousand and three i think the euro will collapse before sweden will join the whereas around eighty percent of swedes say they're glad they're not in the euro the figure is reversed for their politicians mostly europhiles and argue this crisis isn't the euro's fault it's about debt if you compare sweden which has been outside of the euro for just over ten years and fiddler which has been a member of the for the same period we have more identical economic developments. both politicians and people here seem to think that there will be another referendum on joining the euro sooner or later but what their choice will be assuming there's still a euro left choose is anyone's guess. this is a swedish kronor coin it's become a symbol of that momentous no vote of swedish prosperity versus the chaos of the euro but sweden can't ignore that its

sweden was first and 40 in the world and supplied it to an operator in sweden so sweden is still in the forefront of a lot even though we are a small country. >> how is the recession affecting your company? >> i think in the third quarter we reported -- the instability in the markets from the economy has actually taken down investment. now there has been the middle east and probably northern africa we have their challenges which also have taken down the investment so that is what we are seeing so far. the most important we have seen so far is the underlying demand for people using networks, smart phones, etc.. that has to be remaned come and that is of course on the investment level. we will see on the fourth quarter in this year 2012 of the macroeconomics. >> what kind of devices to you use personally? >> i'm using a sony ericsson. we stallone sony ericsson even though we are departing so i have a and duraid phone with all of the different types of news i need for my daily work so this is part of my life and extremely regular. >> what about the future of the applications you see that c

sweden and finland are two cases in point. they had deep financial crises in the early 990s, put their houses in order, dramatically reformed their economy. we used to think sweden, the socialist economy, how could it ever succeed? sweden has been the star, even more than germany in this recent european economic situation, which has come through this current unscath unscathed, because the neighborhood is rough, but largely unscathed, doing very, very well. they're voted financial minister of the year, et cetera. having gone through a crisis, taken serious reform in your macro policy pays off heavily when you get hit again. the u.s. which has so far escaped that crisis may be lagging badly and may wind up paying a very heavi havavy pric result. >> they know they live in a dangerous world. they're extremely careful with regard too how they operate. remember, singapore where fiscal prudence is a model we all aspire to. if you want those connections i'm happy to provide that. >> how many pages was their piece of banking legislatio

there has but the lorry maker like sweden and really recovered fast from the initial downturn and has so far managed to do much of the pain. unfelt further south in two thousand and three swedes shocked other e.u. members by voting against joining the euro it was just one factor which now sees the country with one of the world's lowest government debts and one of the healthiest looking economies in europe we have most pathetically changed our problems with the fiscal side so we don't have all those debt problems and budgetary problems that many other countries have but big debates lie ahead the rest of the u.s. still by far sweden's largest trading partner here as elsewhere everyone is watching the embattled euro as a guide to their vote in a possible future referendum some put it simply mike economist rolf england who campaigned against the euro back in two thousand and three i think the euro will collapse before sweden will join the whereas around eighty percent of swedes say they're glad they're not in the euro the figure is reversed for their politicians most europhiles argue this

and ignored signs of problems. >> sweden just brushed it all under the carpet. no one wanted to acknowledge what was happening or talk about it. it was like a moldy piece of bread that everyone ignored. they could smell it, but everyone just ignored it. >> not long ago, the swedish government held an official ceremony to formally apologize to the victims, but at first, the government refused to provide financial compensation to them. after a public outcry, they finally agreed to pay just under 30,000 euros to each victim. [applause] them for lost opportunities, but we want to help as best we can. >> she attended the ceremony and says it helped give her closure. she also testified before the commission. as a foster child, she was sexually abused. local authorities know about it for at least a year but did not intervene. >> when i was 9 years old, we went to this summer home. that is where it began. my foster mother's brother molested me. >> but she does not know if she will receive financial compensation. her ordeal began in 1980, but the government compensation

we used to think sweden, a socialist economy, how could it ever succeed, sweden has been a star even more than germany in this recent economic situation, which has come through this current crisis not totally unscathed because the neighborhood is rough, but largely unscathed doing very, very well. their financial minister has been voted finance minister of the year around the world, et cetera. so having gone through a crisis, taken a serious reform in your financial system and your macro policy, pays off heavily when you then get hit again. my fear, just to reiterate the obvious, is the u.s., which has so far escaped that existential crisis may take a very hit for it. >> in singapore, they know they live in a dangerous world, they're extremely careful with how they operate. they'll tell new private, not in public, they think the way we operate our system is reckless and irresponsible and poses big dangers to ourselves and everyone else. singapore's model is something we should aspire to. >> i can't help but ask a question. how many pages was their piece of banking legislation? >> tha

to get there has but the lorry maker like sweden and really recovered fast from the initial downturn and has so far managed to dogs much of the pain felt further south in two thousand and three swede's shocked other members by voting again. joining the euro it was just one factor which now sees the country with one of the world's lowest government debts and one of the healthiest looking economies in europe we have most with pathetically changed our problems with the fiscal side so we don't have all those debt problems and budgetary problems that many other countries have but big debates lie ahead the rest of the us still by far sweden's largest trading partner here as elsewhere everyone is watching the embattled euro as a guide to their vote in a possible future referendum some put it simply mike economist wolf england who campaigned against the euro back in two thousand and three i think the euro will collapse before sweden will join the whereas around eighty percent of swedes say they're glad they're not in the euro the figure is reversed for their politicians most europhiles argue

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you with maybe going down and so on and then our customers get very hesitant but the lorry maker like sweden overall recovered fast from the initial downturn and has so far managed to dogs much of the pain felt further south in two thousand and three swedes shocked other e.u. members by voting against joining the euro it was just one factor which now sees the country with one of the world's lowest government debts and one of the healthiest looking economies in europe we have most with pathetically changed our problem with the fiscal side so we don't have all those debt problems and budgetary problems that many other countries have but big debates lie ahead the rest of the us still by far sweden's largest trading partner and here as elsewhere everyone is watching the embattled euro as a guide to their vote in a possible future referendum some put it simply mike economist rolf england who campaigned against the euro back in two thousand and three i think the euro will collapse before sweden will join the whereas around eighty percent of swedes say they're glad they're not in the euro the figur

campaigners for online freedom are out in force in sweden to protest against a new copy right treaty signed by governments across europe the anti-counterfeiting trade agreement has yet to be ratified by the european parliament and that is exactly what activists want to prevent saying the new law would endanger free speech and net privacy artie's tom barton is in stockholm. this is the front line in the most modern of political battles over internet freedom these crowds have gathered in central stockholm in sweden village and all of the pirate parties that have sprung up all over europe and beyond it's a protest against the. trade agreements it all revolves around piracy laws but of trying to be pushed through in many countries this agreement tries to standardize the enforcement of those laws in the e.u. i'm did america and further around the world these people say it's not an innocent agreement it's not simple assault on the internet freedom and it's a way for governments to monitor them and to stop them having a free exchange of information the internet and we heard earlier from peo

i'd like back to what sweden did. if you could remind us of the steps they've took that have proved so effective. dr. johnson. >> yes, senator. this is route not taken by the obama administration. it was considered in january/february, perhaps into march of 2009. the swedes took over the bank. people used the word nationalized. i would say they resolved them. they did an fdic take-over and liquidated the banks and made them bankruptcy. they took the toxic assets out of the balance sheets of banks and created asset management companies just like we had the resolution trust corporation after the s and ls in the 1980, the job recoversome value and sell the assets and get rid of them. they launched three cleaned-up banks, new balance sheets, new management, new owners. of course, the old owners were wiped out as part of the deal. the government never wanted to run the credit system. so the word "nationalization" was misunderstood. it was an fdic resolution process. have banks not incumbered by bad loans or litigation arou

two one pet an advert with a winning shot their rush hour election on saturday when the sweden while the czechs take on finland. now you'd have thought if you had three olympic gold medals to name you might be content to gracefully retire russia's restaurant. it's having none of it it could be in line for a pair of record fifth son games in london as our correspondent in my course of now reports. three time olympic champion by cyrus eighty of these already a living legend in russia's republic of dagestan but he's achieved all the potential to become near and reachable if you call it flies and wins the london games as the thirty seven year old three star wrestler prepares for his fifth olympics period. what you would call my actions today with regrets on the team or not all done for the benefit of wrestling i have a very clear objective and i understand what is required of me what if i prove stronger than the other guys then i will make the team if not well i've never been afraid to lose my turn around and go home were it would be welcomed in any case whether i win or lose. while depe

if everyone in sweden is tv series hot, is that a good thing? what has sweden given us? abba? that's it. they have the poor hospital care from the -- >> if you have some creepy nomes like greg it balances everything out. you bring that creature into the room and make -- and maybe things will get done if he can reach the bed pan. >> it is not often we can do is a story about sweden because they are basically irrelevant. that's why i love this stoimplet thursdays do great things. >>> it is time to take a break. more stuff is on the way. look over there. >>> welcome back. a group of scientists is arguing that dolphins and whales should be considered nonhuman persons with life, liberty and well being. one of the eggheads talking at a science conference in vancouver which is in mexico. notice the marine mammals have most of the characteristics that humans have including intelligence and self-awareness, social complexity and of course a blow hole. chris is there a point here? >> i don't want to get bleeped. >> are these -- because they are smarter than the other average animal creat

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to think we should be going to retaliate in forced campaigners for online freedom our own force in sweden to protest against a new copyright treaty signed by governments across europe the anti-counterfeiting trade agreement has yet to be ratified by the european parliament and that's what activists want to prevent the saying the new law would in danger free speech and net privacy artie's tom barden has more from stockholm. this is the frontline in the most modern of political battles over internet freedom these crowds have gathered in central stockholm in sweden the original home of the pirate parties that have sprung up all over europe and beyond here to protest against after the anti counterfeiting trade agreements it all revolves around unseen piracy laws that are trying to be pushed through in many countries this agreement tries to standardize the enforcement of those laws in the e.u. and in america and further around the world these people say it's not an innocent agreement it's not simple assault on the internet freedom and it's a way for governments to monitor them and to stop them

campaigners for online freedom are out in force in sweden to protest against a new copyright treaty signed by governments across europe the anti-counterfeiting trade agreement has yet to be ratified by the european parliament and that's what activists want to prevent saying the new law would endanger free speech and. privacy. in stockholm. this is the frontline in the most modern of political battles over internet freedom these crowds have gathered in central stockholm in sweden the riginal home of the pirate parties that have sprung up all over europe and beyond here is a protest against actor the anti counterfeiting trade agreements it all revolves around until piracy laws that are trying to be pushed through in many countries this agreement tries to standardize the enforcement of those laws in the e.u. and in america and further around the world these people say it's not an innocent agreement it's not simple assault on my internet freedom and it's a way for governments to monitor them and to stop them having a free exchange of information on the internet and we heard earlier from people

to the world of high octane engines widespread damage sold the house taking the onus of the run of sweden on day one clinching his victory on the stage in baseball show stage in constant despite severe weather conditions it was a spanish driver who took the podium at the opening race of the grand prix sort of came just three tenths of a second set of noways. and his turn this can deny the beat of a store near by the same split second time current season leader and eight time world champion sebastian up finished fourth single line at the same time with just hold that both sweden. thomas dolph has won the enya race of the empire state building run up in new york for iraq seventh in a row the german rivals as he ran up the stairs to cross the finish line up to sit processing one thousand five hundred and seventy six steps finished in time with ten minutes and eight seconds which is eighteen seconds slower than he's winning time from last year. there was the first time i put all these things on one table and three oh my goodness that's really a huge part of your life right now i have got an a

campaigners for online freedom are out in force in sweden to protest against a new copyright treaty signed by governments across europe the anti-counterfeiting trade agreement has yet to be ratified by the european parliament and that's what activists want to prevent saying the new law would endanger free speech and privacy . this is the front line in the most modern of political battles over internet freedom these crowds have gathered in central stockholm in sweden village and all of the pirate parties that have sprung up all over europe and beyond it's a protest against the. straight agreement all revolves around the laws that are trying to be pushed through in many countries this agreement tries to standardize the enforcement of those laws in the u. m did america and further around the world these people say it's not an innocent agreement it's not simple it's the salt on the internet freedom and it's a way for governments to monitor them and to stop them having a free exchange of information the internet and we heard earlier from people on both sides of the argument about how different

campaigners for online freedom are out in force in sweden to protest against a new copyright treaty signed by governments across europe the counterfeiting trade agreement has yet to be ratified by the european parliament and that's what activists want to prevent saying the new law would endanger free speech and privacy . this is the frontline in the most modern of political battles that over internet freedom these crowds have gathered in central stockholm in sweden bill riginal home of the pirate parties that have sprung up all over europe and beyond here to protest against actor the anti counterfeiting trade agreements it all revolves around unseen piracy laws that have tried to be pushed through in many countries this agreement tries to standardize the enforcement of those laws in the e.u. and in america and further around the world these people say it's not an innocent agreement it's not simple assault on the internet freedom and it's a way for governments to monitor them and to stop them having a free exchange of information on the internet and we heard earlier from people on both side

if you sniffing around a sweden you get a bad reputation. here yeah. you should appreciate sex is a good thing to have. a really good. very special. man. who has usually practice safe sex. sometimes if i'm very drunk. lose control and i don't use a condom. a lot of those who do. meditation. know me for a while and trust me. to use condoms either. trust or intuition that my energy is good so they don't want me to wear a condom. you don't know you never been tested and i trust that i am healthy and disease free because i reckon the europeans to be healthier people from age. are more diligent about medical checkups and. the first reported case of friends and indonesia occurred in bally and mandela. was back in one thousand nine hundred eighty seven or so but the patient was a foreigner who was in ballet at the time but he barely. knew about that one case involving a foreigner. my colleagues wanted to find out how deep the problem was and valiant added value samantha ok so bad as aids but icing how far ahead a chevy spread across badly. we tested four hund

campaigners for online freedom are out in force in sweden to protest against a new copyright treaty signed by governments across europe the anti counterfeiting trade agreement has yet to be ratified by the european parliament and that's what activists are trying to prevent saying the new law would endanger free speech and internet privacy artie's tom barton is in stockholm. this is the frontline in the most modern of political battles over internet freedom these crowds have gathered in central stockholm in sweden to feel riginal home of the pirate parties that have sprung up all over europe and beyond here is a protest against actor the anti counterfeiting trade agreements it all revolves around piracy laws that are trying to be pushed through in many countries this agreement tries to standardize the enforcement of those laws in the e.u. and in america and further around the world these people say it's not an innocent agreement it's not simple assault on the internet freedom and it's a way for governments to monitor them and to stop them from having a free exchange of information on the in

two one pet an advert with a winning shot their rush hour election on saturday when the sweden while the czechs take on finland. now you'd have thought if you had three olympic gold medals to a name you might pick and tend to gracefully retire russia's resting champion borstar such if it's having none of it it could be in line for a pair a record fifth some games in london as our correspondent or my course of now reports. three time olympic champion bull by cyrus eighty of these already a living legend in russia's republic of dagestan but he's achieved all the potential to become near and reachable equal applies and wins the london games as the thirty seven year old three star wrestler prepares for his olympic experience. what you would call my actions today with regrets on the team you know all done for the benefit of wrestling i have a very clear objective and i understand what is required of me but if i prove stronger than the other guys then i will make the team if not well i've never been afraid to lose i will turn around and go home ruby will continually case whether i win or l

with leaks founder julian assange just to appeal to britain superimportant ganske his extradition to sweden a son is wanted for questioning over alleged sex offenses which he denies claiming the allegations against him are politically motivated. and it is really ad campaign in the us backfires fine and virtually insulting many jewish families across america causing the commercials to be pulled off the air the ads have been criticized for trying to scare it's really jews into returning home. up next hour he talks to india ambassador to the united nations who outlines what he thinks the international community needs to do to resolve the crisis in syria and other arab nations. marty sitting down with mr her deep thing poori the indian ambassador to the united nations ambassador pouri thank you very much for sitting down with r.t. i'd like to begin with syria because that seems to be a great point of contention within the u.n. security council not the last and the only time that council reached any type of consensus on the conflict in syria was nearly six months ago it was under your presidency

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to see it extradition to sweden on allegations of sexual assault coming up in just a made. for the country on the brink on the brink of complete meltdown and. find out why the careless comments of u.s. politicians could be costing america credibility on the international stage. the un's nuclear watchdog says it's on track to breaking the deadlock over iran's atomic program but the monitors plan another trip later this month after what they described as a positive talks in tehran washington though continues to label iran as a threat investigative journalist robert perry says tehran wants to cooperate but america's domestic politics blocking any progress. i think the iranians have indicated in the past they would be willing to make a number of concessions as you remember it was a year or so ago when the brazilians and the turks worked on a negotiated deal with the iranians agreed to give up about half of their low enriched uranium that proposal was first favored by president obama even sent a letter to the then president of brazil to recommend they go forward however politica

the leaks founder julian assange just to appeal britain's supreme court against his extradition to sweden is wanted for questioning over alleged sex offenses which he denies claiming the allegations against him politically motivated. and an israeli ad campaign in the u.s. backed by inadvertently insulting many jewish families across america many have criticized the commercials saying they use scare tactics to encourage israeli jews to return to their roots. as the headlines here on r.t. up next we talk to the indian to the united nations who outlines what he thinks the international community needs to do to resolve the ongoing crisis in syria and other arab nations this is art. parties sitting down with mr hardeep think poori the indian ambassador to the united nations ambassador pouri thank you very much for sitting down with r.t. i'd like to begin with syria because that seems to be a great point of contention within the u.n. security council not the last and the only time the council reached any type of consensus on the conflict in syria was nearly six months ago it was under your pres

campaigners for online freedom are out in force in sweden protesting against a new copyright treaty signed by governments across europe the anti-counterfeiting trade agreement or act has yet to be ratified though by the european parliament that's what activists want to prevent saying the new law would in danger free speech and net privacy artie's tom barton reports from stockholm. this is the frontline in the most modern of political battles that over internet freedom these crowds have gathered in central stockholm in sweden bill riginal home of the pirate parties that have sprung up all over europe and beyond here to protest against the anti counterfeiting trade agreements it all revolves around unseen piracy laws that are trying to be pushed through in many countries this agreement tries to standardize the enforcement of those laws in the e.u. and in america and further around the world these people say it's not an innocent agreement it's not simple it's insulting almost internet freedom and it's a way for governments to monitor them and to stop them from having a free exchange of inform

supreme court and now it's up to the judges to decide his fate gina saunders wanted in sweden on the negations of sexual assault we can expand it denies the accusations and sister case against him is politically motivated ortiz or smith is outside the supreme court. and laura both sides of put their case before court can we expect a decision soon what's the time scale of all of this. for the time scale is according to the supreme court they will deliver that takes in what they're calling and number of weeks so we're not sure whether that means two weeks of whether it means eight weeks but certainly we have now reached the end of this day haring and which based sites as you say have their cases to the panel of seven judges. that's assisting in this case in the supreme court and this hasn't been about whether julian assange committed the sexual assault that is the sexual assault that is alleged that he committed by the swedish prosecutor this is being about the nitty gritty of how the legal system works as far as it pertains to the european arrest warrant and whether in fact the weren'

campaigners for online freedom are out in force in sweden to protest against a new copyright treaty signed by governments across europe the anti-counterfeiting trade agreement has yet to be ratified by the european parliament and that's what activists want to prevent saying the new law would endanger free speech and privacy is in stockholm. this is the frontline in the most modern of political battles over internet freedom these crowds have gathered in central and sweden bill riginal home of the pirate parties that have sprung up all over europe and beyond here to protest against actor the anti counterfeiting trade agreements it all revolves around unseen piracy laws that are trying to be pushed through in many countries this agreement tries to standardize the enforcement of those laws in the e.u. and in america and further around the world these people say it's not an innocent agreement it's not simple assault on the internet freedom and it's a way for governments to monitor them and to stop them from having a free exchange of information on the internet and we heard earlier from people o

we used to think sweden, a socialist economy, how could it ever succeed, sweden has been a star even more than germany in this recent economic situation, which has come through this current crisis not totally unscathed because the neighborhood is rough, but largely unscathed doing very, very well. their financial minister has been voted finance minister of the year around the world, et cetera. so having gone through a crisis, taken a serious reform in your financial system and your macro policy, pays off heavily when you then get hit again. my fear, just to reiterate the obvious, is the u.s., which has so far escaped that existential crisis may take a very hit for it. >> in singapore, they know they live in a dangerous world, they're extremely careful with how they operate. they'll tell new private, not in public, they think the way we operate our system is reckless

do leaks founder julian assange just to appeal to britain superimportant ganske his extradition to sweden a son who is wanted for questioning over alleged sex offenses which he denies claiming the allegations against him are politically motivated. and it is really ad campaign in the u.s. backfires vine and virtually insulting managers families across america causing the commercials to be pulled off the air the ads have been criticized for trying to scare it's really jews into returning home. up next hour he talks to india ambassador to the united nations to outlines what you things the international community needs to do to resolve the crisis in syria and other arab nations. parties sitting down with mr her deep think poori the indian ambassador to the united nations ambassador pouri thank you very much for sitting down with r.t. i'd like to begin with syria because that seems to be a great point of contention within the u.n. security council not the last and the only time the council reached any type of consensus on the conflict in syria was nearly six months ago it was under your presid

leaks founder julian assange has to appeal to britain supreme court against his extradition to sweden just want to for questioning over alleged sex which he denies claiming the allegations against him are politically motivated. and it is really ad campaign in the u.s. that fires by inadvertently insulting many jewish families across america many have criticized the commercial saying they use scare tactics to encourage israeli jews to return to their roots. more on this story in about fifteen minutes time here in r.t. before that though we'll take a look what's happening in sports. hello there welcome to the sport here in r.t. and these are the headlines done deal russia strike out on my own public janko signs from lokomotiv moscow from tottenham on the last day of the transfer window while yeah completes his move from stood guard to full and also to see chances of playing for russia the european championship. itself l stars face the press ahead of sunday's super bowl between the patriots and the giants. let's start there with the news that russia strike out on my own public has joined

charts but you know songs to the british judges like extradition to sweden on allegations of sexual assault well coming up for me in london and just to make. up for this is a country on the brink on the brink of complete meltdown in chaos. find out why the careless comments of u.s. politicians could be costing america credibility on the international stage. that's still to come for you but first russia's defense ministry has reiterated moscow is committed to agreements made with its international partners and will continue selling arms to syria russia as against the weapons embargoed saying it would not prevent the arming of opposition groups from abroad although progress has been made at the u.n. on syria resolution moscow is adamant it will block any draft which doesn't rule out military intervention was also words for the arab league observers recent report which accuses both sides of the conflict to be taken into account when the un debates syria it knowledge is the existence of armed groups involved in the killings of civilians and government forces to marcus papadopoulos the editor of

crazy alert love takes many forms especially in sweden to sweden's most notorious murderers the scar a cannibal and the vampire woman are madly in love and hope to get married according to a swedish newspaper the gruesome twosome met at their high security psychiatric ward in a prison in eastern sweden and spent many hours chatting and internet in an internet chat with the couple got together on of amber thirteenth became engaged on december nineteenth said michelle aslan a.k.a. the vampire woman in case you're wondering she got her name by posting pictures on her blog of herself dressed as a vampire with bloody lips after having stabbed to death a father of four in stockholm not to be outdone scare a cannibal the soon to be groom got his notorious nickname by killing his previous girlfriend cutting her apart into pieces and then eating many of those pieces a couple hope to be released in years to come and ultimately lead a normal domestic life talk about a match made in l. . coming up after the break reports suggest that facebook's i.p.o. will create up to a thousand new millionaire

think we should be we going to retaliate in forced campaigners for online freedom our own force in sweden to protest against a new copyright treaty signed by governments across europe the anti-counterfeiting trade agreement has yet to be ratified by the european parliament and that's what activists want to prevent the saying the new law would in danger free speech and net privacy artie's tom barton has more from stockholm. this is the frontline in the most modern of political battles over internet freedom these crowds have gathered in central stockholm in sweden feel riginal home of the pirate parties that have sprung up all over europe and beyond here to protest against the anti counterfeiting trade agreements it all revolves around unseen piracy laws that are trying to be pushed through in many countries this agreement tries to standardize the enforcement of those laws in the e.u. and in america and further around the world these people say it's not an innocent agreement it's not simple it's assault on the internet freedom and it's a way for governments to monitor them and to stop them

campaigners for online freedom are out in force in sweden to protest against a new copyright treaty signed by governments across europe the anti-counterfeiting trade agreement or has been yet to be has yet to be ratified by the european parliament and that's what activists are trying to prevent saying the new law would in danger free speech and net privacy artie's tom barton reports from stockholm. this is the frontline in the most modern of political battles over internet freedom these crowds have gathered in central stockholm in sweden feel riginal home of the pirate parties that have sprung up all over europe and beyond here it's a protest against actor the anti counterfeiting trade agreements it all revolves around anti-piracy laws that are trying to be pushed through in many countries this agreement tries to standardize the enforcement of those laws in the e.u. and in america and further around the world these people say it's not an innocent agreement it's not simple it's assault almost internet freedom and it's a way for governments to monitor them and to stop them from having a free

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uncovering more than 30 british victims in sweden. now look at the international newspaper headlines in this thursday, we will start with the front page of the international herald tribune that details the launch of shares, it could give the company evaluation of the a $100 billion. the financial times says the european union regulators worry about the risk to competition and a blocked a planned merger. the merger would of created the world's biggest equity exchange. an emerging battle over the level of funding for the poorest regions. they warn that could be a shortfall this year, and it is making the case for a budget increase, something members are strongly opposed to. users are striking back in the ukraine. sites or shut down by waves of cyber attacks. >> this is newsday on the bbc. >> these are the headlines. 17 fans have been killed and more than a thousand injured. the violence began after the home team won and fans invaded the pitch. ending military roles and afghanistan for the last 18 months before it is due to end. the gove

now move to the world of high octane engines why spend money sold the house taking the owner of the sweden on day one clinching his victory on the stage in base stage in constant despite severe weather conditions it was a spanish driver who took the podium at the opening race of the grand prix sort of came just three tenths of a second out of no waist. and he's turned the scandinavian beat tunick off a store near by the same split second time current season leader and eight time world champion sebastian love finished fourth course in the line at the same time with just hold the sweden. thomas dog has won the enya race of the empire state building run up in new york for iraq seventh in a row the last his rivals as he ran up the stairs to cross the finish line first after supposing one thousand five hundred and seventy six steps finished an impressive time with ten minutes and eight seconds which is eighteen seconds slower than winning time from last year. there was the first time i put all these things on one table and three oh my goodness that's really a huge part of your life right now i

you know speak to you now fellows do we know the great chief judge in the fight extradition to sweden on the cases of sexual assault well coming up to me in london just to make. africa was a country on the brink on the brink of complete meltdown and chaos find out why the cannabis comments of u.s. politicians could be costing america credibility on the international. egypt is mourning of the victims of violence following a football game which sold more than seventy people killed in post match fighting the fans are rushed onto the pitch in the seaside city of port after the home team beat egypt's top club setting off clashes and a large stampede protests being cairo now over the police handling of the trouble foreign affairs analyst richard de j darian i think is just an indication of the instability in post revolution egypt. the violence this. is also the sense of for it's the overall security who has been sort of offers the first look at them from. the sparkler or the security forces on the loose in this manner for that reason this is so far as the are. for the north to the void the

is wanted in sweden on and occasions of sexual assault we can expand that denies the accusations and insists the case against him is politically motivated with his outside the supreme court in london. according to the supreme court they will deliver the verdicts in what they're calling a number of weeks so we're not sure whether that means two weeks or whether it means eight weeks but certainly we have now reached the end of this two day hearing in which both sides have put their cases to the panel of seven judges that are sitting on this case in the supreme court and this hasn't been about whether julian assange committed the sexual assault that it's the sexual assault that is alleged that he committed by the swedish prosecutor this is being about the nitty gritty of how the legal system works as far as it pertains to the european arrest warrant and whether in fact the weren't that has been issues to extradite julian assange it was valid to toll a soldier's team to say that the only people who can issue a european arrest warrant are judges who are impartial and independent whereas t

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