let me deal with the question at the european union. on russia, and the situation with regards to syria, there were very hard negotiations by the foreign secretary, and all parties have agreed on a transition by mutual consent. now we need to implement that policy and all of the p5 members need to do that. he talked about taking responsibility on the economy but when are they going to take responsibility for these twin crises, the crisis of the deficit and a crisis of failed banking regulations? he asked what we have done to protect the single market. if you look at the conclusion of the summit, he would see that it says very specifically that the single market and its integrity must be protected. on the question of are the eurozone funds sufficient, i think he is right to ask that question. we continually say at he is very important that -- it is is very important that the bazookas are big enough. i think he ought to give up the hokie cokie and stick to the rubik's cube. [laughter] i will not take lectures from people who give up the r

european union. is. a considerable part of our life in all senses but again european union will never buy hundred percent of our products and even if they buy one hundred percent of our product always makes sense to produce another hundred percent and sell them to russians so relations with russia are extremely important but of course we are e.u. member country and we are nato member country. you are there harmony party came first in the in the last election in autumn that was i think but you were blocked from from making a government by a co-op. right parties do you think that you would live long enough to see to see your party. be invited to a. coalition that will form a government but wouldn't really talk in terms of being invited or not being invited we go at number one place number one last year in full we didn't get fifty one percent so each effect of a man's right wing nationalist were able to form their own coalition well we don't believe that this coalition though will end up as a success st

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one panel focused on turkish relations with the united states and the european union. among the speakers to former u.s. ambassador to turkey and a former turkish foreign minister. >> [inaudible conversations] >> welcome back everybody. if you configure seats once again for the second panel. >> this is the second panel of the day tidal energy consumer programs -- sorry, my dad. the e.u. and the as involving partnerships and i can tell you formulating the names of the panel's was quite a task vitrain our colleagues here. as a, like last time i will briefly introduce our moderator who will then introduce to you the topics of the panelists. dr. weiner is the representative and senior advisor to the president and a stumble. prior to assuming her current university dr. weiner was a diplomat for more than 30 years her most recent overseas assignments was a counselor general from 2007 to 2010. earlier and would paris, moscow and cairo. in washington dr. weiner served in lebanon affairs in the near east bureau as the director of the state department operations center and as the

they did a tree outside the european union, outside architecture of the european union, because they cannot get what they wanted and i cannot get what i wanted. if you look at future treaty changes, you might find that what the euro zone countries want to do can only be done by amending the existing treat it. the option of going outside the treaty will not be there. we cannot know exactly what the move will be made next. all we know is that the process of integration of the euro zone will move for a. but those safeguards would be included. it's they are very sensible safeguards. >> some people might get lost in all this institutional detail. the point i make is britain has 40% of europe's financial services industry. it is a vital business for britain but also for all of europe. -- 14%. so it is important. if you are going to see the euro zone integrated and see those 17 countries start doing more things together, we have to think, are we adequately protected from those 17 caucusing together and legislating in a way that could damage a vital industry for britain and one where we have

there is the council of europe and the european union. i have considerable difficulty with that but the two things are separate. >> britain is a trading nation. brigandines unfettered action to -- britain needs unfettered action to europe's single market and a clear voice and say in the voice of that market. >> i think my friend is absolutely right. we export a large share of our gdp. i would not want to swap the status we have of having access to the single market and the say over the rules of the single market. i think it is important as the eurozone develops and integrate that we make sure those safeguards -- there's a series of steps we could take. some are about safeguarding will we have. these are achievable if we play our cards right. >> could i simply ask the prime minister to look at this terminology. he did not mention the united kingdom once. if there is to be a referendum that the people of northern ireland would have a strong say in this? the uk -- britain excludes in northern ireland. >> the honorable lady is right and i'm r

union is governed the european we need the european union citizen support as you say you eat you say the idea of a referendum that the people's vote to see what they think about or about the european union about german support you see this is just the people support the way germany continues to shoulder up the brunt of the eurozone crisis is it fair to say that most germans are ok with brussels now being able to spend german taxpayer money as it sees fit. that's not the question my organization is looking into what we are saying in top germany's top constitutional court in tights through it is that the german parliament gives up too much of its summer energy when the ears and the fiscal compact take over most of the german taxpayers' money so this is what we're saying and that therefore there needs to be a referendum to decide where their german citizens agree that these powers are concerned conferred to a higher david which is the european union i understand i do understand what you're saying but as we know here this court is ruling on whether or not this whole act in the e.u. the e

union or in other words this is basically the scenario of a complete disintegration of the european union in that case there are economists contract next year where around five percent now this will be this will not be as spain full and not to not be as dramatic increase of a magnitude as did in two thousand and eight but obviously this is going to be it is going to be bad this is going to be bad so this is actually the very or the negative scenario as far as russia is concerned from from spain and greece exiting the european union ok to me just how bad can it get with your. senses that we're headed eventually maybe certainly not in august but possibly before the end of this year to the second scenario that we discussed because i just don't think that there's enough capital to deal with the spanish problem in the spanish problem is coming very fast the fact that you have some point six percent or. the sovereign running for spain is just completely unsustainable they should be a two in two and a half percent and there's no way that they can get down there without either having a hard

union or another words this is basically the scenario of a complete disintegration of the european union in that case the russian economy would contract next year by around five percent now this will be this will not be as spain full and not be as dramatic increase of a magnitude as did in two thousand and eight but obviously this is going to be it is going to be bad this is going to be bad so this is actually the very or the negative scenario as far as russia is concerned from from spain and greece exiting the european union ok to just how bad can it get with your. senses that we're headed eventually maybe certainly not in august but possibly before the end of this year to the second scenario that we discussed because i just don't think that there's enough capital to deal with the spanish problem in the spanish problem is coming very fast the fact that you have some point six percent. a sovereign running for spain is just completely unsustainable they should be a two in two and a half percent and there's no way that they can get down there without either having a hard to fault or soft t

but i sincerely hope that the european union doesn't collapse because for all its faults the european union on what it represents is much much better than the ultra nationalist. or alternative. who knows what's going to happen. i think it's possible the european union will survive and i hope it does support and if i were russian if i would russian i would actually be hoping that's the case as well because the collapse of the on the rise of extreme forms of nationalism in europe is going could pose the question if it can challenge for russia france which are from upwards thank you very much for this into your. culture is that so much of me is going to make a lot of people here you look at the recently published report minus really judge included that israel is not in fact occupying palestinian territories as engendered so why. the. mission would be so much brighter if you only sung from finest impression. starts on t.v. dot com. wealthy british style sun. that's not on. target . markets why not scan. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the cause a report on. he .

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there's not much more the european union can do. they have added to the list of individuals and companies in syria that are not allowed to travel and those that have had their assets freeze, including the syrian national airline. they stepped up the arms embargo to make it obligatory for e u- member states to check vessels in territory waters or airplanes flying out of their territory for cargo destined for syria that could contain arms. it is about as much as the eu can do. but is this having any effect? we wait to see. as you say, 17th round of sanctions since march 2011. >> iraq is reeling from a series of attacks on the capital and 26 other locations that have left more than 100 people dead and over 200 wounded. >> and the death toll is expected to rise on the attack on many shiite muslims. it was the deadliest day in more than two years after al qaeda warned it was launching a new offensive to regain territory. >> this was the scene in a town north of baghdad. it was the site of the day's worst attack. at least 24 people were k

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european union's iran oil embargo kicks in on the heels of washington's own sanctions but iran says it's having no trouble setting thanks to america's extensive list of exemptions. with a look back at the past seven days top stories and the latest developments this is the weekly on r.t. a transition governing body is the latest solution put forward to end syria's bloody internal conflict the idea was agreed to in the mergence the international meeting in geneva the new plan either lays down a political process no contains demands for regime change allowing syrians to decide their own fate. has been following the geneva meeting. it's been developed out of control costs or from the start it's been going through ups and downs and even before this conference in geneva one russia's foreign minister said you are often met with hillary clinton in st petersburg after that meeting he said she changed her position but then she wasn't we were at the media conference following that meeting took a meeting to confirm that. so it wasn't really clear then the conference in geneva itself was much longer

union he would not cut the movement of people this is of course going to through the european union in a time when it's really gaiety is more than ever needed i think that we're going to see a divide between the european rules insult but this is in the future you see. more travel trouble a little later on our table and we try to check him israel anything to declare the country's airport security is now factoring through the personal e-mails of those wanting to visit the whole the line. first it was an independence day with a difference in philadelphia as members of the occupy movement from across the u.s. gathered for a key demo the rally had heavy police presence and arrests were made are just going to can was out to protest against corporate greed inequality and death. for the occupy movement to gather here in philadelphia on the fourth of july was certainly a symbolic move the area is widely known as the cradle of liberty where the declaration of independence was first read aloud at the u.s. constitution was adopted so far u.s. authorities have a big take occupiers from all of th

union if we do not cover the movement of people this is of course going to through the european union we are feeling a deep sentiment of national humiliation exactly because they are treating us like citizens or second or of them this is not something we cannot stand anymore. well as we've been reporting britain's currently gripped by a rate breaking scandal barclays former boss tried to distance himself from troubles as he was quizzed by m.p.'s bob diamond was also grilled on allegations the bank of england and political top brass were involved and over charging interest on loans you case third largest lender has been found guilty of fixing a systemic interbank lending rates that's a homeowners and businesses overcharged at the height of the financial crisis but the government's ordered a full part of the entry inquiry into the country's banking sector london is deliberating on whether any criminal charges can be pressed later our financial expert mike kaiser explains why he thinks the response will not match the crime. but there has to be a deterrent in place. to deter criminal beha

trade agreement in both canada and the european union but we see it for different reasons so that in all the both connected to this intellectual property chapter so in canada there's been a great deal of concern with the patent provisions that european large pharmaceutical companies have been pushing for and there's been a number of studies done in canada that was that suggests that it could add billions of dollars to our health care costs if these if these reforms are put into place so you've seen big concern in canada the province's and for many who pay for much of this health care as well as many others who say listen we simply can't afford this kind of agreement if it's going to add billions to our health care costs now in europe we're starting to see objections to see that as well and in their instance i don't think there is focused on the prime provisions they're focused more on the copyright issues and because those are the provisions that were found in acts and are now being replicated once again within sita and i'm surprised i should mention i mean i know you're in canada bu

union if we do not cover the movement of people this is of course going to go to the european union we are feeling a deep sentiment of national humiliation exactly because we are doing the last leg citizens or second or of them this is not something we cannot stand anymore. well it's not all doom and gloom for europeans at least it's internet users as we report shortly as mass protests against the controversial anti-piracy treaty or act to persuade e.u. lawmakers to scrap it. and corporate greed comes under fire on independence day in the u.s. as the occupy movement sweeps through philadelphia. back to our top story now and we cue leaks beginning to release syrian cables to telling the dealings of politicians and companies working with them let's not get the latest on this developing story from our tease sorry earth she joins us live from london sorry what kind of revelations are we talking about here what's expected. well i imagine there's going to be some very anxious people in the syrian government right now more than two million emails are in wiki leaks possession and they're go

trade agreement in both canada and the european union but we see it for different reasons so that in all the both connected to this intellectual property chapter so in canada there's been a great deal of concern with the patent provisions that european large pharmaceutical companies have been pushing for and there been a number of studies done in canada that was that suggests that it could add billions of dollars to our health care costs if these if these reforms are put into place so you've seen big concern in canada the province's and for many who pay for much of this health care as well as many others who say listen we simply can't afford this kind of agreement if it's going to add billions to our health care costs now in europe we're starting to see objections to see that as well and in their instance i don't think there is focused on the prime provisions they're focused more on the copyright issues and because those are the provisions that were found in acts and are now being replicated once again within sita and i'm surprised i should mention i mean i know you're in canada but

trade agreement in both canada and the european union but we see it for different reasons so that in all the both connected to this intellectual property chapter so in canada there's been a great deal of concern with the patent provisions that european large pharmaceutical companies have been pushing for and there been a number of studies done in canada that was that suggests that it could add billions of dollars to our health care costs if these if these reforms are put into place so you've seen big concern in canada for the province's for many who pay for much of this health care as well as many others who say listen we simply can't afford this kind of agreement if it's going to add billions to our health care costs now in europe we're starting to see objections to see that as well and in their instance i don't think there is focused on the prime provisions they're focused more on the copyright issues and because those are the provisions that were found in acts and are now being replicated once again within sita and i'm surprised i should mention i mean i know you're in canada but

the european union embargo of iranian oil started today a few days after the u.s. introduces own sanctions but so far the measures are said to be having little effect iranian officials are reported to have boasted that selling oil remains no problem well for more on just how much these sanctions might achieve let's talk to afshin rattansi he's author and journalist joining me now live from london well almost every iranian oil client outside of europe has now been granted an exemption to the sanctions by the u.s. it is washington wavering in its conviction perhaps. well you're right the united states itself exempting at the same time the norton kind of shooting themselves in the foot what would be huge catastrophic economic crisis currently in this continent it seems that the united states presumably again lobbied by israel which is to be running its foreign policy wants to do this at the same time as kind of being in a war in a war with syria very odd indeed bread futures up. ten dollars a barrel for may sorry for the following futures so you know this isn't going

union eurozone partners in particular that's what we think you. and the government of course also promised that while there would be pain and there was a no there would be then regardless of what the elections because taxes were going to come out anyway in view of the economic and both duration of the pain would be more fairly spread fairly the sense that the rich would be also take a much bigger part with the most with the poorest sections or nation wouldn't be taxed for that and in the way that they would have been so it's possible a lot of the right power with all that's good materialize and in particular whether it will. remain very much seen we can all remember that very rainy day the president was sworn in he has not been in power for long just less than a couple of months how much political support is he accumulated in that time other clouds on the horizon but it is very lucky that it's called for rebalancing of the euro zone policy framework policy mix growth plan and want support not only another year of income to keep the financial marke

the european union the iranian oil and started a few days after the u.s. introduced his own sanction. but so far the measure is said to be having little effect iranian officials are reported to have boasted that selling oil remains no problem thanks to america's extensive waivers and afshin rattansi author and journalist says the e.u. is already suffering from its own sanctions iran will be more than happy to replace all the oil exports to europe with their customers whether they be in latin america or nurse notably china because of course the u.s. has examined china and the chinese foreign minister is already on record as saying that these unilateral sanctions are outrageous and and wrong johnnie's oil imports crude oil imports from iran rose five percent back to two thousand and eleven levels it seems that the united states presumably again lobbied by israel which is to be running its foreign policy well to do this at the same time as the great economic crisis in europe is causing havoc increase oil prices are certainly going to make not only the euro bu

they are closer to making an >> european union leaders have been ponde the banking to have the frame work in place by the end directly to ailing banks in cornerhatem is banking weighed on onomy. the dow a12,653 tokyo stock exatest financelike. >> yeah a debt of american corporations also negative the topics fording so th and to a recent weaker economic inflation no slowing growth in the world's second biggest economy. so we areco if ther is is spain's deadline to cut the fiscal deficit and a 30 billion euro fund available for spanish a investors and market plap players to see how they areng resolve however, it's keeping a lid on the euro morning. the y still screen. the hear there's news this week? >> they will launch an offer for the kicking off a merger of exchange and nasdaq will combine and for foreignholdinow. >> and keeping youokyo of people coming for the olympic games. we have local travel information during the games. london's office of transpond ave reserve mye w boat. the trip from the harbor in east london to the main olympic stadium takes about 40 minure is u.nightmare,

many of these lovely projects were partially funded by the european union. corruptours is pleased. when corruption goes too far, people might just have to get out and push. >> emotions are running high in the current crisis in the e you. european leaders met again a few days ago and agreed it should be easier for ailing states to get money. many said this was a psonal defeat for angela merkel, the german chancellor who has also been nicknamed madam austerity. she has had to take a lot of blame for strict reforms and public spending cuts, especially in greece where memories of german oppression have been deeply entrenched since the war. >> being greeted by total strangers is nothing out of the ordinary. he tells them about his experiences. the mass graves for tens of thousands of greeks who starved or froze to death during the nazi occupation, and the graves for those who were executed. >> this grave is just for those who were executed in athens between may 1 and august 7 1941. >> during that time, almost 1500 people were killed. they included his brother. he is known as the defiant

many of these lovely projects were partially funded by the european union. corruptours is pleased. when corruption goes too far, people might just have to get out and push. >> emotions are running high in the current crisis in the e you. european leaders met again a few days ago and agreed it should be easier for ailing states to get money. many said this was a personal defeat for angela merkel, the german chancellor who has also been nicknamed madam austerity. she has had to take a lot of blame for strict reforms and public spending cuts, especially in greece where memories of german oppression have been deeply entrenched since the war. >> being greeted by total strangers is nothing out of the ordinary. he tells them about his experiences. the mass graves for tens of thousands of greeks who starved or froze to death during the nazi occupation, and the graves for those who were executed. >> this grave is just for those who were executed in athens between may 1 and august 7 1941. >> during that time, almost 1500 people were killed. they included his brother. he is known as the defia

. >>> the unemployment rate in the european union stood at 10% in may. the commissioner in charge of employment social affairs and inclusion spoke to nhk in tokyo. >> the policies are also contributing to the employment crisis. there was indeed a sharp rise of unemployment resulting in many social difficulties, also some immigration from the countries which is very unfortunate. >> to boost the labor market andor says they need to boost job trading and urged setting up ways to help jobless people find work in other nations across the eu. he emphasized the effectiveness depends on whether economic growth plans can be implemented. >> it's also very important that there is progress with the macro economic stabilization and the crisis would be handled properly. >> world bank officials say around three-quarters of the global population have access to a mobile phone. a report by the bank released on tuesday says mobile phone subscriptions worldwide have grown to over $6 billion, more than six times the figure in 2000. this suggest the number could soon exceed t

inspectors from the european union and the international monetary fund are visiting athens. the president of the european commission, jose-manuel barroso, will also be there. they'll all be assessing the country's progress in slashing its debt. european union spokesperson says barroso will meet with greek prime minister antonis samaras, hoping it will help greece get out of its debt crisis and a request to ease the cost-cutting condition that is a prekan for bailout funds. >>> inspectors from the eu, the i in, f and the european central bank arrived tuesday in athens. they'll be looking at how greece is implementing debt-cutting measures and report their findings to the eu. european officials hope the report will speed up talks with greece and lead to a revised aid package in september, but negotiations are expected to be difficult, because greek leaders have been unable to cut the number of public sector workers and privatize state-run firms. >>> and now it is time to get a check on tokyo markets. wall street ended lower for a third day in a row on renewed concerns about gr

union. this is half an hour. >> i am sure the whole house will wish to pay tribute in the -- to the three servicemen killed in afghanistan. of the first battalion welsh guards. also, leonard thomas. we send our heartfelt condolences to the families of the serviceman killed in this tragic incident. they will never be forgotten by our nation. this morning, i have meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. in addition to my duties, i will have further such meetings. >> fiona o'donnell. >> i am sure the whole house will want to extend our deepest condolences to the families of those who were lost earlier. corporation mr. speaker, -- mr. speaker, food prices rose 4% this year. i understand why. so can be prime minister spent a lecture and tell the house what he is doing about food inflation? >> first of all, can i join the honorable lady in what she said about the tornado aircraft accidents. she is absolutely right that our thoughts should be with the friends, family, and the colleagues of