separately eu finance ministers are talking about how the crisis proves the uterus. facing a banking union. and this gets more disagreement about the idea ron supports the u rating on struggling banks direct link but not everyone agrees gemini says brit bags or a masterful member states finance ministers have until the end of the yet to reach an agreement prices in the eurozone and slack lining inflation the single currency bloc was just zero point seven percent in october of that stuff that is inflation has been in forty years the sharp fall in fuel prices helped drive the rate down below inflation in the block has sparked fears that it could be entering a d inflationary spiral with falling prices. all in all indices enjoyed a good day in front of sanaa correspondent added to my boss tells us why now that before and the history of the backs. it could and again on the high end of the band today. this is mainly because it shares the trip by the old style lax monetary policy of the united states but this map by the ecb in the united states be nominated new fed chair wo

as you eu rattle explodes into finances protest instead ounce ukraine's you attend jailed tymoshenko close up of this trying. thailand's prime minister faces a parliamentary no confidence vote as anti government protests riots. syria's government and tuesday for the last time that he still looks in january the increasingly ugly scenes in ukraine is through eu protest is expanding its collection the center of kiev thousands to adults again not wanting the leaks denounce the government's decision to abandon its a cia agent deal seemed to be selling to brussels this week well it didn't spread it around to it than that something within me pick up the babies. the trouble is only one protested. seeking to defuse the tension gripped in it. the avoca beach address the nation for the fist time since his government stuart and the euro could be with you create a society of the european thousand and two he said no but you will be lied to me that the european union france. it's been down one to economic pressure from the kremlin to get it at beaches for finding tights with russia rather than tend

this comes after the european commission expressed concern over a national draft last week finance ministers from other countries at risk of breaking eu rules declared at a friday meeting in brussels that they would ensure compliance the commission last week reviewing a draft that it stands at the budget outlines of the chile spain melt on and finland. the government in breach of eu laws on deficits and debt reduction i know the kind regulations eurozone countries that must not exceed the sixty percent of gdp while deficit must not exceed three percent. well till now is gearing up to host the world's two biggest sporting event the twenty fourteen to involve world cup and the twenty sixteen olympics. huge crowds expected in the country and to cope with this influx the government has decided to private eye is the number of major airports the bidding process open on friday and there were some surprises at cctv skull cap brawl reports expectations for the option to privatized to deceive in the airport workers. but the results were even better than expected. i think that it is very strong demand

the question is how hard it again the commission in european social fund to finance projects. the agenda the eu has learned to cook two to present it is getting a second shot through and it is a key element of the european social model. it's friday this was underlined by the salvatore to clean and open eyes today's hearing on the rehabilitation of former presidents. see clemente. oh of course social integration is of significant value for european people's party. most of the prevention for prisoners. the second transfer sauce to exemption for people who hate the state believing they will not make another one. it seems the fence and didn't tell me t tasted just appears to have a secluded beach they did with that adorable. its important to you. attention to them fifteen. that's why my community was given to fortune has to work in addition as such the scheme the king and warehouses as a couple that with the gospel out to economics. this is the primary aim to get the call. but to force it into the kitchen. the cost to society that is the man told him all the stress sia. in fact we

the new price of imported has taken an eu countries to rule by law when it comes to finance taxation means live in texas by law making the budget more transparent especially in curative transformation that we need to emphasize the rule of law a stable tax policies increase a financially stable a taxation is a principle of reforming the financial and taxation system. across the road map to the pen china's reforms has attracted attention from leaders and scholars around the world they express the plenary session that brings significant to china and the world. so i believe that this phone also will be of great importance for john and for the outside world not only in international affairs but also in the match the report said we have st it's a very encouraging turn of events. one which emphasizes china's constructive meeting role in the far east but also to the national affairs merger no more intimate connection with an honesty to help forge closer economic and trade relations. he is a new help pay close attention to china's economic policies and would return to the ticket for the cost

european finance ministers meet in brussels have been unable to reach agreement on how the eu is permanent bailout fund might be used to support struggling banks once european banking union gets underway next year the one the minister announced michael noonan said there's not a shred of evidence that the irish banking sector is facing further property related problems. declaring its intention to exit that the lord with all its supports the government will depend on the favorable economic climate was one of the cushions against any future shocks of just twenty four hours later there were precious few scientists third quarter eurozone growth falters to just no point one percent. dashing hopes of a nascent european rebounds also dampening the mood is germany hardening its resistance to the use of the dsm to support national governments and fixing holes and finds should any big ones emerge once the ecb carries out major stress tests next year. big countries like france and stand on the incense to be a central box top of still is the ecp which today was not holding out much hope of agreements o

term troika and medium term eu targets but don't be jealous. the fiscal advisory council recently created independent budget watchdog says that by killing at least you're in october's budget the government has no safety margin if things start to go wrong. on the road to things like he's been off the budget numbers off course that one is another overrun in health spending over the past four years the overblown has averaged a quarter of a billion euro each year. but even bigger threat is another failure of economic growth to a p arrow for the coming year the government and most of the forecasters are hoping for two percent real growth without change we could be facing a tougher but that's just what it was supposed to get easier. with growth that would disappoint the city came in a half percentage point less thing for twenty four to twenty fifteen at the end the projected deficit of lines to buy three point four percent of gdp has a degree down to two point nine percent target that would require a wealthy about one point three billion extra beyond

the search for finances become a priority for the vista due to as eu funds destined for feed programs that eat at the fridge east tourney aid makes up thirty percent of their funding. the rest coming from the generosity of the. that's it from us and the news or in time to hand them back home back to fuzz up a great many things today and its young in the newsroom what's going on this month the leader will be digesting the news of that weekend nuclear deal with iran in geneva. first of its international violence against women a chance for this awesome kit today to take a snapshot of the situation around the globe. still given the situation is improving and we're just one example. a draft of afghanistan's new penal code and reintroduce stoning as a means of punishment for adultery tennessee where inroads have been made and see with our panel of helping change the way men perceive themselves and be part of the answer. a witness from kampala uganda. she will no longer she's executive director of the foundation for human rights initiative and vice president of the f i t h international fede

in the head of the eurozone finance ministers group says that some colleagues are using patients with that. still today's meeting in the german capital was upbeat. some announced brought results to berlin. after years of economic crisis. greek prime minister can finally point to signs of progress. and once those gains to be acknowledged. but almost. we are getting into a pace of economic revival up to seven bang on tues the recession will be hooked up to korea he faces. some might call the country's eight hundred twelve million euro surplus this year a sign of hope. he said green st also was held to service three hundred billion euros of debt is stabilizing and would not ask for new loans or seek changes in aid programs keeping its holdings. america will shed our teens at first when bearing fruit with this guy thinking. we held talks in a spirit of greece will follow through on pledges to his mate. i'm stressing that we are seeing light at the end of the tunnel. it's not an easy path. and if it's going it's zenith of its kind and the hubby. medical acknowledged creatures efforts but r

we've got an echo fan going on, the finance minister's meeting. the eu says germany has made no structural process about recommending recommendations. take a look at the sector breakdown, then. utilities, industrials slightly weaker, better moves from media and basket resources. basic resources worth checking in. all those china watches out there, heads up, we have finally got some details out on that third party plenum. we didn't get anything out on tuesday and we finally have got them. they are going to relax the one child policy in china. they're going to relax curbs on foreign investment, e-commerce, logistics and care for the elderly, as well. they're going to legal local governments issue bonds, accelerate capital convertibility and speed up interest rate reforms. so lots of things we were expecting on tuesday and we didn't and there was disappointment. we're now getting the details out right now. so they are pretty big changes for china. we'll get the implications on that. for now, though, back to you. >> do you like your system okay over t

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support because he fears that a spillover from syria is affecting the level of violence in iraq and the eu the kettle minus two draw as a whole has increased because of that but the reality is the politicians in both iraq and britain and the finances that is the result of that is only because the iraqi army's week is just because. iraqi politics as a whole is dysfunctional hasn't led to the last ten years said eleven. am i building was going on in iraq is in namibia. risks to the global increase in such cool that she's going to be a great student loan markets and among the world's going to risk the region as middle east iran the most intimate syriana this content and some of the second syllable from syria into iraq and then it can you never know what in the stall. plus i get some further analysts from high five from god wants the current iraqi novel is the foreign prisoner of saddam hussein's regime has also contributed to the guardian newspaper thank you so much for joining us. i guess it wasn't the first of all greatly relieved. back in two thousand and three when the interface to beat d

can a wider eu kick on with any progress? julia is in before russels at t meeting. >> it's a great question. he immediately said no decisions today. what we're trying to work out is a narrowing of some of the differences and oh, boy, are there some differences. we've got the likes of the germans, the dutch, the austrians saying that they don't want a european wide back stop here. we've got the german saying the idea of a revolution mechanism going forward, the structural itself is illegal and no one, of course, can really decide on who can decide who winds down these banks. ultimately, the commission would like to do that. they're the only ones who seem to agree on anything right now. that's in the future. next year we have the asset quality review and the stress tests results. t the issues will be at the national government. i spoke to the swedish finance minister earlier today and asked him whether it makes sense to do yet more stress tests without a proper back stop in place. listen to what he had to say. >> the asset qual

the finances, on the payment for the oil. on the insurance for the ships carrying it. has made purchasers around the world nervous about buying iranian oil. when they buy it they pay for it in their own local currency, which iran can only use in the country, which is a cumbersome system that limits what iran can buy from abroad. we welcome our viewers from the bbc parliament channel as well. paul is joining us from swindon, england. go ahead, please. caller: good morning, how are you guys? host: we are fine. caller: excellent, excellent. i will try to be as brief as possible. if iran was to turn around and say -- look, we are prepared to nuclear sites, all installations, etc., to full inspections so that we know what , we are actually doing would say that you guys have basically got to release all sanctions against -- they would say to you guys have basically got to release all sanctions against us. however, what would happen if they turn around and said -- this is the stumbling point, we do not feel comfortable with israel's

. >>> german politicians, meanwhile, may have finally reached an agreement on the eu banking union. angela merkel has reportedly reached a deal of the oversight of winding down a bank linked to the finance ministers rather than the european commission. reuters says the agreement comes ahead of the finance ministers in brussels. wolfgang schoebler hopes to outline the details. >>> pierre muskovici says having a higher rating is not necessary. stefan, just as well, it's not a priority because they don't have one. >> that's a bit cruel but it's not entirely wrong, russ. at least that's what he said on friday -- on sunday, sorry. the government will not put aaa as a target. it will focus instead on reducing the public deficit but not to endanger the economic recovery, to jeopardize the economy recovery. he believes that the market reaction on friday on the ten year -- on the french ten year at 2.18% showed that's some sort of trust on the government policy. they criticized this weekend a decision from s&p which he said was unjustified. i feel that the rating agency underestimated the cr

the eu's france missing the economic target. they see french gdp up 2.3% in 2013. up 0.9% in 2014. basically, that means they would miss their economic target and they will fail to meet francois hollande's public finances and unemployment. as far as spain is concerned, which will be the other interesting point, they see government debt in spain rising to 104.3% of gdp by 2015, '1 6/. the spanish budget at 0.9% of gdp in 2014. 6.6% in 2015. as for the unemployment rate, we see spanish unemployment at 26.4% in 2014 and 25.3% in 2015. they're looking for gdp growth forecasts to be 0.5%. it was previously 0.9%. so they've cut their growth forecasts for spain, as well, and now only see a moderate economic recovery. they said france are going to miss economic targets. that is the latest on the eu or european commission forecast. vice president ollie rehn is delivering the statement, as well. now, let's recap the uk pmi figure. very strong. strongest composite since we saw the series begin. james knightly is uk economist at ing wholesale banking. james, very strong services number. it bea