regulators were looking for when they raided the european offices of russian energy giant gazprom. iran has dismissed american claims that tehran had plotted to kill the saudi arabian ambassador to the u.s. washington insists two men connected with iran's security forces turned to two members of a drug cartel from mexico who were in fact informants to the f.b.i. the u.s. has it warned of that it's committed to holding tehran to account an american delegation is now heading to russia china and turkey to be provide evidence to back up their case but iran says that the claims are an attempt to isolate it from the international community and those within the country say any u.s. action will not go unanswered and the more pressure that the united states tries to impose on iran the iranians will push back as well the united states is being utterly dishonest iran has absolutely no motive to carry out such an operation if you ron did hypothetically want to carry out this operation they could have done it in the middle east in an area where there are more high profile figures and where it c

regulators were looking for when they raided the european offices of the russian energy giant gazprom. nato forces in kosovo and delivered an ultimatum to ethnic serbs manning the barricades at the border crossing at the breakaway regions north they've ordered to remove the instructions on monday or say peacekeepers will step in and clear the road themselves the serbs complain that they've been given too little time to comply with this the roadblocks of no been in place for the earlier months set up in protest of nato and the u. forces taking over the checkpoint and allowing costs of customs officers to be placed there you may recall late last month some of the barricades were bulldozed resulting in violence then with peacekeepers using rubber bullets and tear gas against the serbs let's talk more about this. with nicola tenacity she's a political analyst working for the magazine new serbian political thought nicola thanks for being an arts international tonight much appreciated so what are we going to see on monday do you think is this operation going to be peaceful or are there fear

raids on gazprom offices at the beginning of october european energy giants electricity de france and b a s f a set to join russia sell stream pipeline to europe and said to be the death warrant for the bucco an e.u. backs rival accessible. to the throng miles and the commission of law for example it's a pet project but why would the e.u. want these raids to spook russia a reliable supplier to renegotiate any contracts brussels must prove irregularities in its deals with gazprom to european subsidiaries and that seems unlikely nobody really believes that the e.u. has a strong case for proving their point we see this more as a measure to increase pressure on gazprom in russia the e.u. says it wants cheaper gas and more players on the market but its strategy may have one crucial flaw. they say sell our gas to another company when it gets to europe but that company must make a profit on the deal and that will immediately raise the price of the homes pay analysts say they use being influenced by several anti russian hardliners many of whom are upset missing out on the opportunity to take

trust me you want gas from russia's gazprom but ranes its european offices we report on whether it's stoking do you want friction. but first russia and china's relations got a seven billion dollar boost this week and huge trade deals came during prime minister putin's visit to beijing his first since declaring he'll run for president next year investment specialist francis long things that strengthening their ties can pave the way for a new access of global economic influence the u.s. and europe join to get this really dominating global politics and i think i china and russia can join to get to. wait and not let them dictate. the euro and you would not be happy if i don't think the brics we'll be a political power most probably be a economic power because india. china no way even cooperate with china their hand. china and russia kempo tend to sort of teach interest in political interests and would not let. them out in a staging post that's got to stop so this is to be imposed the focus of countries the connection between china and russia goes deeper than just economic deals with here

regulators were looking for when they raided the european offices of russian energy giant gazprom. moves towards reform of started in syria where a new constitution is being drafted following months of government protests the draft is due to be complete within four months president assad has called for multi-party elections every of the months from protesters in the streets since march this week tens of thousands of assad's supporters have been cheering in support of the government and the syrian. state of the free falls and lies with the u.n. warning that the country might be heading for a full blown civil war that is to sinners but to people from both sides and said just this week. but voices of support. have continued in dissent some and even deadly clashes polar opposites in their demands but in some way united by a newfound zeal to take a stand burger the fact that the syrian cabinet was the gathered show their support for the government that is going up our partner be images we've been seeing in other cities like countries where there have been reporting was let me become a f

the trust he wants gas from russia's gazprom raids its european offices whether it's stoking new fuel friction. but first russia and china's relations got a seven billion dollar boost this week and huge trade deals came during prime minister putin's visit to beijing his first since declaring he'll run for president next year investment specialist francis long things that strengthening their ties can pave the way for a new access of global economic influence the u.s. and europe join to get this really tall meeting global politics and i think that china and russia can join to get to. wait and not let them dictate. that well of course you wrote and you would not be happy and i don't think the brits will be a political power even if you will most probably be a economic power because india. china so there is no way even the cake operate with china. hand in. china and russia can put ten kiss for teaching interests in political interests and would not let i'm going. to mount misstating. after i despaired so does this will be important for countries the connection between china and russia goe

regulators were looking for when they raided the european offices of russian energy giant gazprom. iran has dismissed american claims that tehran had plotted to kill the saudi arabian ambassador to the u.s. washington insists two men connected with iran's security forces turned to two members of a drug cartel from mexico who were in fact informants to the f.b.i. the u.s. has it warned that it's committed to holding tehran to account an american delegation is now heading to russia china and turkey to provide evidence to back up their case but iran says that the claims are an attempt to isolate it from the international community and those within the country say any u.s. action will not go unanswered the more pressure that the united states tries to impose upon iran the iranians will push back as well the united states is being utterly dishonest iran has absolutely no motive to carry out such an operation if you ron did hypothetically want to carry out this operation they could have done it in the middle east in an area where there are more high profile figures and where it could be

regulators on the european offices of russian energy giant gazprom may force moscow to review supply deals to europe industry analysts say the searches were desperate to pressure russia to sell gas on better terms. when looking for the reasons behind the raids. this event still to be one reason behind the e.u. raids on gazprom offices of the beginning of october european energy giants electricity de france and b a s f said to join russia sell stream pipeline to europe and they're said to be the death warrant for the bucco an e.u. bugs rival their success of a golf ball where tore through long last miles and the commission of law for example it's their pet project but why would the e.u. want these raids to spook russia a reliable supplier to renegotiate any contracts brussels must prove irregularities in its deals with gazprom the european subsidiaries and that seems unlikely nobody really believes that the e.u. has a strong case for proving their point we see this more as a measure to increase pressure on gazprom in russia the e.u. says it wants cheaper gas and more players on the ma

regulators were looking for when they raided the european offices of the russian energy giant gazprom. nato forces in kosovo and delivered an ultimatum to ethnic serbs manning the barricades at the border crossing the breakaway regions north they've ordered them to remove the instructions on monday all say peacekeepers will step in and clear the road themselves the serbs complain that they've been given too little time to comply with this road blocks of no been in place for nearly a month set up in protest of nato and the u. forces taking over the checkpoint and allowing costs of the customs officers to be placed there it may record late last month some of the barricades were bulldozed resulting in violence then with peacekeepers using rubber bullets and tear gas against the let's talk more about this. with nicola tenacity she's a political analyst working for the magazine new serbian political thought they call a thanks for being an arts international much appreciated so thank you what are we going to see on monday do you think is this operation going to be peaceful or are there fear

regulators were looking for when they've raided the european offices of russian energy giant gazprom. raided president mahmoud dismissed claims by washington that surround plotted to assassinate the saudi arabian ambassador to the u.s. an american delegation is now heading to russia china and turkey to provide evidence to back up this is patience washington's war that it is committed to holding to round to account for it but iran says the claims of the attempt to isolate the international community and those within the country say any u.s. action will not go unanswered. the more pressure that the united states tries to impose on pani iran the iranians will push back as well the united states is being utterly dishonest iran has absolutely no motive they carry out such an operation if you run hypothetically want to carry out this operation they could have done it in the middle east in an area where there are more high profile figures and where it could be carried out much easier why would iran want to create extra sensitivity with the united states so it's absolute nonsense and obviousl

regulators were looking for when they raided the european offices of russian energy giant gazprom. the first moves towards reform that started in syria where a new constitution is being drafted following months of anti-government protests the draft is due to be complete within four months present of the service call for multi-party elections in february the monster protest has been in the streets since march this week tens of thousands of assad's supporters have been cheering in support of the government in the syrian capital young rest is claimed over three thousand lives with the u.n. warning that the country might be heading for a full blown civil war syria spoke to people from both sides and some distance from . voices of support yet and continuing dissent some and in deadly clashes polar opposites in their demands but in some way united by the newfound zeal to take a stand for here the fact that the syrian capital our lives have gathered at show their support for the government that is going is a far cry from the images we've been seeing in other cities around the country wher

regulators were looking for when they raided the european offices of the russian energy giant gazprom. iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad has dismissed claims by washington that plotted to assassinate the saudi arabian ambassador to the u.s. an american delegation is now heading to russia china and turkey to provide evidence to back up their suspicions washington's warned that it's committed to holding to run to account but for its part around says the claims will attempt to isolate it from the international community or those within the country see any u.s. action will not go unanswered the more pressure that the united states tries to impose our pani iran that the iranians will push back as well the united states is being utterly dishonest iran has absolutely no motive to carry out such an operation if you ron did hypothetically want to carry out this operation they could have done it in the middle east in an area where there are more high profile figures and where it could be carried out much easier why would iran want to create extra sensitivity with the united states so it's a

regulators were looking for when they raided the european offices of the russian energy giant gazprom. next low and nato forces in kosovo have delivered an ultimatum to ethnic serbs manning the barricades at the border crossing the region's breakaway north they've all to to remove the obstructions monday or peacekeepers will step in and clear the road themselves the serbs complain that they've been given too little time to comply the road blocks of no been in place for nearly a month set up in protest the need to leave forces taking over the checkpoint and allowed in kosovo customs officers to be placed in there late last month you may recall some of the barricades would bulldoze resulting in violence with peacekeepers using rubber bullets and tear gas then against the letters actions would be legitimate if not for the fact they also serve the interests of course of an official says nicola tenacity he's a political analyst for the magazine new serbian political thoughts who spoke today . legally they do have a right to as they say. in for its freedom of movement on the whole territory

regulators on the european offices of russian energy giant gazprom may force moscow to review supply deals to europe industry analysts say the searches were a desperate act to pressure russia to sell gas on better terms correspondent daniel bushell has the story. this event still to be one reason behind the e.u. raids on gazprom offices at the beginning of october european energy giants electricity de france and b a s f a set to join russia sell stream pipeline to europe and said to be the death warrant for the bucco an e.u. backs rival successive. top thong models and the commission of law for example it's a project but why would the e.u. want these raids to spook russia a reliable supplier to renegotiate any contracts brussels must prove irregularities in its deals with gazprom to european subsidiaries and that seems unlikely nobody really believes that the e.u. has a strong case for proving their point we see this more as a measure to increase pressure on gazprom in russia the e.u. says it wants cheaper gas and more players on the market but its strategy may have one crucial flaw.

regulators on the european offices of russian energy giant gazprom may force moscow to review supply the ills to europe industry analysts say the searches were a desperate act to pressure russia to sell gas on better terms europe correspondent daniel bushels got the story. this event still to be one reason behind the e.u. raids on gazprom offices at the beginning of october european energy giants electricity de france and b a s if said to join russia sell stream pipeline to europe and they're said to be the warrant for the bucco an e.u. bugs rival their successive. told from last miles and the commission of law for example it's their pet project the book of but why would the e.u. want these raids to spook russia a reliable supplier to renegotiate any contracts brussels must prove irregularities in its deals with gazprom the european subsidiaries and that seems unlikely but nobody really believes that the e.u. has a strong case for proving their point we see this more as a measure to increase pressure on gazprom in russia the e.u. says it wants cheaper gas and more players on the mark

regulators were looking for when they raided the european offices of the russian energy giant gazprom. next the iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad has dismissed claims by washington that iran plotted to assassinate the saudi arabian ambassador to the u.s. an american delegation is now heading to china and russia and turkey to provide evidence to back up their suspicions washington's warned that it's committed to holding to ground to account but iran's says that the claims are an attempt to isolate it from the international community and those within the country say any u.s. action will not go unanswered. the more pressure that the united states tries to impose upon iran the iranians will push back as well the united states is being utterly dishonest iran has absolutely no motive to carry out such an operation if you ron did hypothetically want to carry out this operation they could have done it in the middle east in an area where there are more high profile figures and where it could be carried out much easier why would iran want to create an extra sensitivity with the united state

regulators were looking for when they raided the european offices of russian energy giant gazprom. iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad's has dismissed claims by washington that plotted to assassinate the saudi arabian ambassador to the u.s. an american delegation is now heading to russia china and turkey to provide evidence to back up their suspicions washington's warned that it's committed to holding to around the world count but for its part of iran says the claims will attempt to isolate it from the international community and those within the country see any u.s. action will not go unanswered the more pressure that the united states tries to impose our on iran the iranians will push back as well the united states is being utterly dishonest iran has absolutely no mo to carry out such an operation if you run hypothetically want to carry out this operation they could have done it in the middle east in an area where there are more high profile figures and where it could be carried out much easier why would iran want to create extra sensitivity with the united states so it's absol

regulators were looking for when they raided the european offices of russian energy giant gazprom. the arabian president mahmoud dismissed claims by washington that to run plotted to assassinate the saudi arabian ambassador to the u.s. an american delegation is now heading to russia china and turkey to provide evidence to back up their suspicions washington's warned that it's committed to holding to round to account for it but iran says that claim to the tent to isolate it from the international community or those within the country say any u.s. action will not go unanswered. the more pressure that the united states tries to impose our pani iran the iranians will push back as well the united states is being utterly dishonest iran has absolutely no motive to carry out such an operation if you ron did hypothetically want to carry out this operation they could have done it in the middle east in an area where there are more high profile figures and where it could be carried out much easier why would iran want to create extra sensitivity with the united states so it's absolute nonsense

regulators were looking for when they raided the european offices of russian energy giant gazprom. different topic next israel and palestine should resolve the conflict by themselves without outside help according to the israeli foreign minister lieberman he says there's no need for mediation for the middle east quartet made up of the u.s. the u.s. e.u. and russia to discuss this further let's talk now to jeff jarrett is a columnist for the jerusalem post jeffrey good evening thanks for being an r.t. international so do you think that these comments by the israeli foreign minister will come as a surprise to the members of the quartet. no i don't think the members of the court will be surprised by most things from mr lieberman says mr lieberman is unusual among israeli foreign ministers in the past the foreign ministers who are always those who took a more dovish approach to negotiations with israel. and in this government mr legal money is on the right of his government colleagues and he's been making remarks like this for quite some time so what lies behind this tough stance you s

raids on gazprom offices at the beginning of october european energy giants electricity de france and b a s f i said to join russia sell stream pipeline to europe and they're said to be the this world for the bucco and e.u. bugs rival their successive. wrong miles and the commission of law for example it's their pet project but why would the e.u. want these raids to spook russia a reliable supplier to renegotiate any contracts brussels must prove irregularities in its deals with gazprom the european subsidiaries and that seems unlikely nobody really believes that you has a strong case for proving their point we see this more as a measure to increase pressure on gazprom in russia the e.u. says it wants cheaper gas and more players on the market but his strategy may have one crucial flaw i'm going they say sell our gas to another company when he goes to europe but that company must make a profit on the deal and that will immediately raise the price. analysts say the being influenced by several anti russian hardliners many of whom are upset at missing out on the opportunity to take part

regulators were looking for when they raided the european offices of the russian energy giant gazprom. next though nato forces in kosovo have delivered an ultimatum to ethnic serbs manning the barricades at the border crossing the region's breakaway north and they've ordered to remove the of structures monday or peacekeepers will step in and clear the road themselves the serbs complain that they've been given too little time to comply the road blocks of no been in place for nearly a month set up in protest at nato any forces taking over the checkpoint and allowing kosovo customs officers to be placed in there late last month you may recall some of the barricades were bulldozed resulting in violence with peacekeepers using rubber bullets and tear gas than against the serbs natives actions would be legitimate if not for the fact that they also serve the interests of course of an official says nicola tenacity he's a political analyst for the magazine new serbian political thought who spoke to me . legally they do have a right to as they say. they see it in for its freedom of movement on

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by regulators on the european offices of russian energy giant gazprom may force moscow to review supply deals to europe industry analysts say the search is a desperate act to pressure russia to sell gas on better terms our correspondent daniel bushell has the story. this event still to be one reason behind. the beginning of october european energy giants electricity de france and b a s a set to join russia stream pipeline to europe and said to be the. an e.u. backs rival. strong and the commission for example its project but why would the e.u. want these raids to spook russia a reliable supplier to renegotiate any contracts brussels must prove irregularities in its deals with gazprom to european subsidiaries and that seems unlikely nobody really believes that the e.u. has a strong case for proving their point we see this more as a measure to increase pressure on gazprom in russia the e.u. says it wants cheaper gas and more players on the market but this strategy may have one crucial flaw. they say sell on gas to another company when it gets to europe that company must make a profit on t

raids on gazprom offices at the beginning of october european energy giants electricity de france and b a s f said to join russia sell stream pipeline to europe said to be that this warrant for the bucco an e.u. bugs rival their successive. tore through long last miles and the commission of law for example it's a project but why would the e.u. want these raids to spook russia a reliable supplier to renegotiate any contracts brussels must prove irregularities in its deals with gazprom the european subsidiaries and that seems unlikely nobody really believes that the e.u. has a strong case for proving their point we see this more as a measure to increase pressure on gazprom in russia the e.u. says it wants cheaper gas and more players on the market but his strategy may have one crucial flaw i'm going they say sell our gas to another company when it gets to europe but that company must make a profit on the deal and that will immediately raise the price of the homes pay analysts say they use being influenced by several anti russian hardliners many of whom are upset missing out on the oppor

regulators on the european offices of russian energy giant gazprom may force moscow to review supply deals to europe industry analysts say the searches were a desperate act to pressure russia to sell gas on better terms it is done a bushel when looking for the reasons behind the raids. this event still to be one reason behind the e.u. raids on gazprom offices at the beginning of october european energy giants electricity de france and b a s f said to join russia sell stream pipeline to europe said to be the death warrant for the bucco an e.u. bugs rival their success of a golf ball tore through long last miles and the commission of law for example it's their pet project but why would the e.u. want these raids to spook russia a reliable supplier to renegotiate any contracts brussels must prove irregularities in its deals with gazprom to european subsidiaries and that seems unlikely nobody really believes that the e.u. has a strong case for proving their point we see this more as a measure to increase pressure on gazprom in russia the e.u. says it wants cheaper gas and more players on

so the religious gazprom needs to cooperate and be open with the governments of the countries it works in it also needs to help inspectors providing them with full information the russian government will keep a close eye on what's going on with gazprom. and stay with the energy of major pressure is rising over gas problems to cut gas prices turkey has decided not to renew a supply contract because gazprom one agreed to provide a bigger discount the contract provided a third of the eighteen billion cubic meters of gas shipped from russia annually the turkish energy minister says this should not cause disruptions of the country's private companies could come to terms with gazprom if they want and pariahs complaining that the price of russian gas has risen thirty nine percent and two and a half years. that's what happening at this hour but join me in about forty five minutes or more here. it was created to serve public interests to inform and to entertain. these days there's nothing easier than opening a new media outlet but there is nothing harder than revoking its license in case of cor

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regulators were looking for when they raided the european offices of russian energy giant gazprom. but first moves towards reform has started in syria where a new constitution is being drafted following months of anti-government protests the draft is due to be complete within four months president assad has called for multi-party elections in february to the noise from protesters who've been on the streets since march this week tens of thousands of assad's supporters have been cheering in support of the government in the syrian capital can rest as claimed over three thousand lives with the u.n. warning that the country might be heading for a full blown civil war. spoke to people from both sides and sent us this report. voices of support yet and continuing dissent some and in deadly clashes polar opposites in their demands but in some way united by the newfound zeal to take a stand for here the fact that the syrian capital our lives have gathered show their support for the government that is going is a far cry from the images we've been seeing in other cities around the country wher

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regulators were looking for when they raided the european offices of russian energy giant gazprom. the first moves towards reform of started in syria where a new constitution is being drafted following months of antigovernment protests the draft is due to be complete within four months president assad has called for multi-party elections in february the most protest has been in the street since march this week tens of thousands of assad's supporters have been cheering in support of the government in the syrian capital young restless claimed over three thousand lives with the u.n. warning that the country might be heading for a full blown civil war what he says are serious spoke to people from both sides and since this report. voices of support. and continuing dissent some fans of the deadly clashes polar opposites and their demands but in some way united by a newfound zeal to take a stand for here the fact that the syrian capital pilots have gathered show their support for the government that is part of the images we've been seeing in other cities that are that the report was writt

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regulators on the european offices of russian energy giant gazprom may force moscow to review supply deals to europe industry analysts say the searches were a desperate act to pressure russia to sell gas on better terms our correspondent daniel bushell has the story. this event still to be one reason behind the e.u. raids on gazprom offices at the beginning of october european energy giants electricity de france and b a s f a set to join russia sell stream pipeline to europe and the said to be the this warrant for the bucco an e.u. backed rival. to throng and the commission for example it's a bad project but why would the e.u. want these raids to spook russia a reliable supplier to renegotiate any contracts brussels must prove irregularities in its deals with problems european subsidiaries and that seems unlikely nobody really believes that the e.u. has a strong case for proving their points we see this more as a measure to increase pressure on gazprom and russia the e.u. says it wants cheaper gas and more players on the market but this strategy may have one crucial flaw. they say se

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russia's villainously daily reports that gazprom as asked prime minister putin not to apply the new transfer pricing law to its subsidiaries of gazprom alexei miller says the new rules which will come into force next year increase price review risks and therefore may jeopardize gazprom as investment program and reduce eventually its a market capitalization prime minister putin has ordered the financial authorities to decide on the proposal by the end of the week. the outgoing head of the european central bank says it has done everything it could to support financial markets shape points out it is now up to governments to struggle with step and crisis and that it's the government's not the bank which must be the lender of last resort. if continued activism from the european central bank were to continue in helping out europe with the debt crisis then there would be a moral hazard of sorts whereby countries would start to become too dependent assistance from the european central bank and would not. produce enough of an effort in trying to stabilize their own finances in addressing the

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regulators were looking for when they raided the european offices of russian energy giant gazprom. iran has dismissed american claims that tehran had plotted to kill the saudi arabian ambassador to the u.s. washington insists two men connected with iran's security forces turned to members of the mexican drug cartel who were in fact informants to the f.b.i. the u.s. has warned of that it's committed to holding tehran to account an american delegation is now heading to russia china and turkey to provide evidence to back up their case but he ron says the claims are an attempt to isolate it from the international community and those within the country say any u.s. action will not go one answered. the more pressure that the united states tries to impose on iran the iranians will push back as well the united states is being utterly dishonest iran has absolutely no mo to carry out such an operation if you run it with that if they want to carry out this operation they could have done it in the middle east in an area where there are more high profile figures and where it could be carried ou

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