should leave the eu. what have they done for us? have they solved any of our problems? >> what would happen if we were not in the eu? we would have gone bankrupt a long time ago. >> before joining the eu, greek cypriots rejected a proposal to reunite with the north. many critics say that was a mistake both in political and economic terms. >> we would have needed to build new infrastructure to integrate the north and part of cyprus to the south. water supply, electricity, the telecommunication, and communities to operate in turkey and to expand the shipping industry. >> stuck in the buffer zone between north and south nicosia is an abandoned hotel. a dance troupe of greek and turkish cypriots meets here under the watchful eye of the united nations. troupe members say they are optimistic about a peaceful future. the songs and dances are the same. just the colors of the costumes are different, but that's simple message is not always easy to get across, especially to the younger generation. >> a lot of people

should leave the eu. what have they done for us? have they solved any of our problems? >> what would happen if we were not in the eu? we would have gone bankrupt a long time ago. >> before joining the eu, greek cypriots rejected a proposal to reunite with the north. many critics say that was a mistake both in political and economic terms. >> we would have needed to build new infrastructure to integrate the north and part of cyprus to the south. water supply, electricity, the telecommunication, and communities to operate in turkey and to expand the shipping industry. >> stuck in the buffer zone between north and south nicosia is an abandoned hotel. a dance troupe of greek and turkish cypriots meets here under the watchful eye of the united nations. troupe members say they are optimistic about a peaceful future. the songs and dances are the same. just the colors of the costumes are different, but that's simple message is not always easy to get across, especially to the younger generation. >> a lot of people

nowadays they want to be in the eu. if that is not easy emotionally to accept the fact the call of duty for the photograph in the fast enough that it's not yet been approved if kentucky move it and if he's hoping will choose his own feet in both campaigns. that includes the party leader and deputy prime minister an extended to teach the most powerful men in serbia says he's changed here he's passing on certificates for winners of the school competition which its promises the up and coming scientists the future in europe. six years ago he was a staunch nationalist. as a member of the opposition he wanted to have the belgrave st remained calm and its boulevard. after the city in general known worldwide as the butcher of the balkans the way to show that we will fight for freedom and we love and understand serbia and the serbian people. today the weather the guy. things record. liz says he wants to modernize the link to the economic misery. june election campaign including had to be pulled forward in three districts because

a fuming at ut we should leave the eu. what are they done for us having sold any of the problems of the femur of avoiding what would happen if we went to the seat. we would have gone by and dropped a long time ago. a visit to this thing that fits. before joining the eu greek cypriots rejected the un proposal to re unite with the north. many critics say that was a mistake both in political and economic terms. we would have needed to be its new infrastructure between today's the north and out of cyprus to the south park sure what to do it. so the idea that received the dealer community a short bit and opened to me is to open a tin shed the end to its bounds the sheep eating this the buffer zone between north and south nicosia is an abandoned hotel. the lead rope alice. i am a dance troupe of greek and turkish cypriots meet you don't want to find the un. the church members say the optimistic about a peaceful future the songs and dances on the same. just the colors of the costumes are different that simple message isn't always

in another eu country. an eu national has to be either a worker at direct family member or indies. ahead the city the beach or the residents the theme that country. that would satisfy senior figures in the various conservative csu posse concert awesome ecclestone mission governments. a week cst politicians in the morning to migrants from bulgaria and romania. they stopped into gemini to claim benefits. sometimes its answer to the national social security systems on not a self service the awful old europeans who come to germany so in an open borders and europe a couple to the crimes of job markets in each nation state all its markets in the nets a nice start jenna's federal government is taking a more relaxed view of the situation. this is a legal proceeding in which different views of the whole lighting. nicholas has been clear since the release of the european commission's opinion and that's a normal part of any legal proceeding at the moment we then see any reason to change the opinion of the stalls hustling them to question and the gem and governments opinion is that immigrants

european union is looking very childish on this whole question of the eu russia summit. the sweat over ukraine's sees brussels scaling back a new eu russia summit meeting of just a few hours some political analysts say you're a kid grow up softies olympic park is about to throw open its doors to the games they flow of allegations from the world's media continue to flood the host city. whereas bush would do it this way you create and to be great to see that. the national media for what things imaginable. a senior member of the international olympic committee claims the media uses his remarks on corruption and salty out of context to cause a sensation the rt international like marvel studios islands of thanks for joining me ukraine's parliament has voted to cancel most of the anti protest was that triggered two weeks of rioting in kiev. after the country's prime minister submitted his resignation to president saying it's a sacrifice to peacefully resolve the political crisis our t's lse are chefs keys in kiev for us. undoubtedly this is the biggest political day in history

which eu migrants in germany are eligible for what benefits? >> in general, citizens from other eu member states who come to germany are not a legible for social welfare benefits during their first three months in the country. after that, they do become eligible or social well there benefits if they have a job, for example if they are working but do not earn quite enough to live on. the government might give them some supplements, and once they have been working in germany for a while and paying into the system, their social welfare benefits accrue. different rules apply for children. children of immigrants from other eu member states become eligible for social welfare benefits right away, but that's not what we're talking about here. the current debate is about unemployed adults from other eu member states. the commission seems to be saying that you cannot make a blanket decision to exclude them all from benefits, that decisions need to be made on a case-by-case basis, and that makes things very complicated. >> is the csu happy with that? they

the exception to the eu and you won't charge you nine. the country in the region the eu. anyone who comply. it's true. which will be the next eu and the day knowing you can find more information. how much i e ppl group don't eat until next time thank you for watching you you know you. when will . . the news israel's military chief has said that some of the ultimatum militants going to fight and syria have bases in neighboring turkey major general on the child he told a security conference that out. nato fighters from around the world enter syria consummate but did not remain there. his map showed that three al qaeda bases inside turkey. a spokesman for the turkish foreign ministry had no immediate comment but prime minister tony blair

it's twenty eighteen as the united kingdom has an eye on deposit the eu. i drink some light smack for others. the goal of this was a fictional story of course i'm back to reality back to two thousand the team to meet jobs that would feed them and all the european common problems and it all seemed to see not report on the fictional is all still reads you believe that by two thousand eighteen your country will have left to european union identity dustin indeed the case but it could happen has been a referendum by definition we cannot know the outcome of referendum until the results is published. i'm icing that david hamill be successful in achieving a package of re negotiated cost of a new relationship with europe are folded relationship. i'm bring powers back and put that to the british people and seventy if we come back from the practice i'll be thing to say. what you links the world's first you can all make how small and medium size companies is in his study hearts by the economic crisis. for those lucky ones who continue to make profits restricted access

strategic cooperation between russia and the eu went to great extent. it was in terms of the topics that we did touch up on what we know that coming into this as some kid there was this huge day she got of the crane that was happening over at the bleating and relations were strained after at the yak decision of fact the thing in the forgettable fiction not to go ahead to sign the agreement with the eu in favor of closer ties with russia to that was one of the sticking points of this discussion of what came out of it. basically all of the representatives who stands at just a little brusque the european commission the hem and put a plate of the european council all condemning the violence and also grossest that violence is not the answer to this anti eu urging add that to those who are guilty of this violence the trike in the country however moving forward together. russia and the us as the people going on with consultation on the eastern partnership program the ukraine being a part of it now. there were a lot of questions as to russia's position politica

the country in the region the eu. i want to comply. it's true. which will be the next eu and the day knowing you can find more information. how much i e ppl group don't eat until next time thank you for watching. is. steve. the us. so in the hello i'm scott thompson and welcome to after ten korea the world's powerhouse of information technology and the united states the world's powerhouse of advanced technology. what kind of synergy effect can we expect between the two nations in the field of science and

the country in the region the eu. i want to comply. it's true. which will be the next eu and the day oh wait you can find more information. how much i e ppl group don't eat until next time thank you for watching i was. experts say disturbing kong is performing well. the credit sector continues to have a strong disincentive. consumption of goods and services sky. to increase investments in overseas remittances. and the boom business process outsourcing sector remains a major factor behind the stove this fundamental said. we can do it efficiently and sound banking sector and the teachers. however this economic growth has not trickled down to the masses many remain poor and unemployed and investments and we'll give each sunday sunday's open bank report called takings of rights will it include cisco systems development challenge is due to your productivity growth because of snow industry the station. especially in manufacturing. the bpo industry is a success story in turkey. the report says hope is that the needs a strong industrial base. i stopped s

eeo-ons are high at the russia summit -- eu-russia summit. for rejection president mohammed .orsi hacking court the former leader of the muslim brotherhood appears on charges in connection with a mass jailbreak in 2011. >> welcome to "live from paris." coming up, will france while Élan -- will franÇois hollande's trip to turkey be enough to smooth tensions between the countries? goiland says elections will smoothly this weekend. first, syrian peace talks in geneva are deadlocked over the decisive -- divisive issue of transferring power to a transitional government. both sides cannot agree on the future role of president bashar al-assad. ruling ono additional .llowing an aid envoy i am joined by a spokesperson for the world food program. elizabeth, how ready is the world food program ready -- to send supplies into syria? >> there are trucks on standby to develop -- deliver food to nutrition.ady to eat so, we are ready once all allows on the ground preceding. we have 500 bags of wheat flour, and enough to feed 2500 people for one month. areas

eu nevertheless i think the french nation. it isn't a need in favor of reform auction him and he's not winning. let's agree that the move within the european union. prince's to the numbers because well let's listen for stewart few weeks ago the british prime minister to say i'm covering their pledging to slash number of immigrants from its current one and the two thousand a year to one hundred thousand the deletion of the lessons of history. i think that the mistake the last government aid of getting infected immediate access to uk that the markets to um and and and hungry in the baltic states in one go i think was a huge mistake. um that people simply didn't envisage that something not one off million people. what did it move across europe because that step was taken. first the polls that showed up in britain are hardly the welfare scrounge years that the daily express was denouncing. seeing as they were all young people able bodied worked on one home when the polish economy took off. yes that's true but they are also studies

but i would also add to that the eu influenced the events in ukraine more than russia because no one came to kiev during disturbances and now we have the head of new diplomacy and she will be in brussels back from kiev where she talked to protesters and some ministers from the eu actually took part in the protest and the german foreign ministers talked to them and parliament did the same so i think it's preposterous to say the pressure in the ukraine and eu is not pressure in ukraine. >> reporter: you were going to say is it your belief the eu is stoking the tensions there intunly or unintentionally? >> i think it has done it unintentionally, i don't think anyone in brussels thought some of their protesters could be so radical, throwing molotov cocktails and hanging the portraits of stephan, ukraine person who was with hitler in 1941, 1941 so the officials did not expect it, but now they are in the same bed with these radicals and it doesn't look like the eu is ready to condemn their actions and they are just saying something neutral about avoiding violence. >> reporter: surely the s

and jace was so intelligent and review site but please give them some of the eu eu said he would know the sun all was the same with the intent that it says dennis johnson for the gop and had very little to offer ukraine tops. lean on rely on that point to knock from the beginning. the problem once and for that too. you grew up in movies. and very attractive. it is pretty compelling. on the condition that to me to homes. and it heats it is too real the suit in the real reforms would have been adopted. that case i think he needs the help and calm and a dog park and go to the ukrainian that has gone out for our human eyes and use it the economy is not what men each. nothing is on the horse ukraine's forty four. this is the right idea in the weeds. my distinguished colleague to say the economy's been badly handled nature that hundreds of emails and instant that the eu has practically nothing to offer ukraine the question of intention and since separated. i would cry when i know it's at. and as such may be a need to be incorrect to state and said that anyone can take. and that's it. the on

how do they eventually ukraine is still going to drop the stuff that deal with the eu. when things were in washington for the subtleties playboy reporting that much but in our discourse. back to kiev where we can bring you some live pictures of a poet's looking at them and it can be sent to the city still walls of flame paint eva fires burning throughout the city and i would of course bring you more on that says that the benefits continue that throughout the night now beat us in the eu in justifying the sun response to use provided by the ukrainian authorities as we've heard from only that most of the day he's a scene in cash or nations lecturer reception from moscow state university explains why he believes the decision is hypocritical what we're hearing from the united states and from the european union is of course the most cynical five percent. after the last twenty years of them. it's refreshing to be occupied wall street the united states in the anti me a new liberal posterity. the tights that have been instituted around the european union which brought literally

many eu politicians quite hesitant about allowing turkey into the block. they are concerned about excessive force and allegations of government corruption. more on this story now, we're joined by the director of foreign policy for ue reform. good to have you with us. i think it's worth pointing out that despite all of the economic problems that many members have had over the last six years or so, there are countries who are still very keen to join the block. just explain why. >> well, for countries like serbia, it's sort of a sign of sale opapproval, they have met european standards, that they are stable and heading in a positive direction. that will help them with getting investment, getting their economy to grow, and getting access to european markets, and you have see that for the countries already on the path to succession, and also in countries like ukraine. >> yeah, ukraine at the moment given what is going on there, we'll be coming to that later in on program. is not on the path to any form of european unionship at the moment. >> no. >> but it seems

>> now eu, tbremple and earn soldiers already severing there. more than a thousand people have been killed in car. >> working hard since the european council in december to put together a concept for a eu military operation to support the african union, the eu france in protecting the civilian population from violence. today ministers agreed the crisis management concept of this operation, it would work in the capital bangui, for approximately six months in protection of the people. >> jackie roland is in brussels. >> this is a political agreement on a possible eu military intervention in the central african republic. and the important word is possible. it shows there's a political will there among eu member states but that would need to be translated into into a practical agreement, practical arrangements which would mead individual countries pledging forces. a decision on the command structure and all these various logistical structures and plus there would need to been a u.n. security council resolution authorizing a eu intervention, because

greece has formally ceded to the eu presidency. it's an influential role the right taste every six months and it means that things will not have the chops to steve you used to and it certainly has a delegation headed by commission president manuel barroso was on hand for the ceremony the priest who has big problems the homeland as influencing opinion toward the eu. greece is still struggling with high debt and a weak economy. the european union remains insistent that the only way toward a bright future is harsh austerity measures. many greeks have lost confidence in europe according to a recent poll atc to send them feel that the country's voice is no putting it in the european union. i am living standards for most greeks have been calling for five straight years. average wages have dropped by a staggering forty percent making the legions of young people dependent on handouts. and unemployment has soared especially among the young. even well qualified people can't find work. this you can try their luck abroad. the greek economy is

if turkey is to keep it eu candidacy on track. minister's prime benjamin netanyahu has threatened to teach the a mass movement a lesson very soon after a certain militant attacks on the jewish state. he was quoted by spokesman a short while ago that said if hamass and other terrorist organizations forgot the lessons of the past, they will learn it again. he said the hard way and very soon. those comments made in the context of ongoing american efforts to find a peaceful two- state solution in the region as john kerry pursues his negotiations with both sides. the latest comments from benjamin netanyahu. elected look at photos early as tomorrow on a new constitution, a photo would be considered a major step in completing the country's democratic tradition. the documents has been two years in the making and drafted by an elected constitutional assembly. it will pass if they get the two thirds majority in the parliament. if it fails there, it will then go before national referendum. it seems beset by constant wrangling, tunisia's conf

even within the eu, the hurdles for reuniting refugee families are very high. varying asylum procedures in different countries are difficult to reconcile, even when miners are involved -- even when minors are involved. for the director of this home, the greatest reborn comes from -- comes when the children are reunited with their mothers, but when refugees die, it hits everyone here hard. greece has now plugged most of the gaps in the border with the help of tenses and the eu border control authority -- with the help of fences. some experts think the new policy is only a qualified success. >> part of the problem has simply shifted to the greek islands in the aegean, and they are not as easy to patrol, but you should not forget that it was previously the easiest entry point in the eu. until last year, 95% of the illegal refugees injured through greece. now it's only 30%. that's a huge drop. >> the other children here are lucky. after thousands of kilometers on the run and separation from their parents, they found help in greece, and they have renewed hope. >> i

who do not appreciate what he sees as eu interference. now comes on and jeff and megan russell followed this summit for us annie and we asked him whether it helps to clear the air between russia and the eu. well the monies to be some smiles and summer let's call the station of the final press conference hall for the meeting here today but of course allies romo is happening in kiev and other overshadowed the entire told this was the regime and to be at an eu russia summit with deals to be done the signatures put on documents. none of that was going to happen now to what happened in ukraine and is very interesting that we get the resignation of prime minister and get yours while moscow and brussels are trying to resolve the differences. nothing was result that they did the caveat no because the ukraine's situation is still ongoing and now this is twist today with the prime minister's resignation does not change the dynamic between brussels and moscow no tensions are still running high over this but the message today off to this brief three

the technique is to keep its eu candidacy on track. this politicization has charged to make this an alcove for racially aggravated did gesture it was on sunday twenty eighth inning game against west ham the elk heads in the ad now infamous can and gesture a gesture that was made famous by the french controversial comedian the agenda make a gesture that the faa has ruled that is anti semitic the former france international and now faces a minimum by the game and under the fa is anti discrimination or hopes that's it for now all the backing of course you have another look at the headline says do this. oh and welcome to the interview here on fostering cat. well teen teenage erie has never been easy but life for homosexuals in africa's most populous country has just become a lot harder. some say almost impossible with the new laws that punish his same marriage with up to fourteen years in prison. and it makes support regained associations and clubs a criminal offense. now in the muslim dominated north of nigeria where islamic sharia law ha

it was party played a catalyst role in pushing for the eu accession. what is there an hour or an opposition is today addressed the meeting by underlining the importance of eu membership. the first of july twenty thirteen croatia is returning home to the u word belongs as a central european country. he was much more than a common market is a community of free nations for which it wishes to contribute to this community we will support a strong europe and a strong for which a change of economic policies required for which to enjoy real benefits from the membership info to the european elections is a vote for that change. during the second day of the meeting participants discussed the prospects of promoting sustainable growth and jobs you. which is tightly linked with the ongoing budget debate the optional but the best to gpt group vice chairman responsible for budget and structural policies explain the framework of the debate don't send jokes. domingo weekend. and unless he has been ditched and european governments. so this is that the girl at the discuss

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on you cry eu officials once again stressed that until mikey and towards the eu would not harm russia's interests. we knew katie and i again it's the mentality of law against block. that's exactly how president clinton then accused the eu was amazing the bloc's foreign policy chief catherine ashton heading straight from the summit to kiev. to which i can imagine what the reaction of our european partners would be if in the midst of a crises in greece or any other country the foreign minister arrived at an anti european riley and urged people to do something you are too precious to me to the zoo. observation that did not sit well with the european council president young looking to feeling a little in their decisions. all made a nice avoiding finance and provide the stability in a democratic athens. the need to avoid violence and seek a political solution was something about it cause he's at the summit big reveal. the book more shares on the agenda that you cry. there was a pigeon forge a new partnership agreement along with disagreements of assyria and trying but it was you crying but d

it's that easy the eu is exactly the same thing. it was still better press scheduled a press conference scheduled off to this event but what was said that from delegates before the officials on the sidelines saying off the record that may be going to be unlikely given the intensity of these talks we still don't know what we do know that he's given the fixed positions of both sides. probably not going to change it much and too and how thousand donald. jack martin in brussels. thank you the law classes continue home ground in syria in geneva switzerland there's a war of words under way. and the eu and arab league special envoy to serial october ap me say is there's not going to be in the miracle man. the two best of reports from the syrian peace talks in geneva. i knew which each pasted on the social media website that caters to share the awesome at the same barrel balms landing on some level of the syrian capital damascus as well as the evidence in clashes in building a bike and people apparently collecting rocks. folds to me wince.

we took responsibility to join the eurozone and when we entered the eu. time will tell. it doesn't matter what monies in the pockets. it matters how much of it we have. not to make life easier for small businesses and customers alike for prices on display in a shirt to match the price of knots and the price to yours. once the place. the assembled last ten years. but to add whatever current teachers to paint were supposed to get the change in years. so much and when i am now all i know i didn't display here for me but i hope somehow it it'll work well but of course it to be confusing especially first two weeks. as people like to read our minds was down to the new car and see the long term effects on the latvian economy remains to be seen in this case the preferred living in the heat in. who's going to aussie. riga latvia the eurozone member agrees whose economy has been struggling more than modest is taking after they were tasting eu presidency told again. when addition to say there will always turns to her and grace is a normal country despite all its economic bodies. ta

he says the eu treaties on clothes don't fit the others. britain's prime minister david cameron has already promised to hold a referendum on britain's membership of the view that if he's re elected in national elections coming up next year. photo but this does cause service in london where a corresponding get hives as has been among a string of debate for many years it gets hot. how serious is this warning coming from george osborne mean should we see this is political positioning ahead of those european elections coming up in may. all it is this coming most serious is this a real kind of ultimatum what is serious but it's not an ultimatum to visit series yes we'll break and leave the european union anytime soon probably know cameron himself is as calm as it may be to believe he is a pro european he would like to renegotiate britain's relationship with the eu repatriate some of the powers from brussels. back to london and then complain. full credit to stay inside the eu in the two thousand and seventeen referendum that he promised but she h

he wants the eu to impose sanctions on the government. opposition leader the tiny cage philippine took full of ukrainians to join the protests in the capital we didn't only government is pulling together voices from all over the country. we have more support and will band together. yes the neocons shared taxis buses with what you'll need it he is said that ukraine will win nor yanukovich on the way. on monday downtown kiev looks like a bachelor's in front of buses and daintree littered the streets as the opposition and released again faced off against each other. movement is finding the real national revolution to independence has started and will topple these occupying regime by force we don't know what will happen but we will defend themselves. an estimated two hundred thousand people joined a peaceful rally on sunday to push and the elections and closer ties with the european union. two months of protests a deal to determine the way of results frustration among some sections of the content abundance. people stands and molotov cocktails

ross suggests he smacked it took him by the damascus regime paving the way forward the eu picks up a membership talks with serbia. it's the story of whiskey and from jamaica. he's been taped onto the skin. it's a national delegates all writing is excellent but the stool on syria and facing an uphill struggle before they even stopped negotiations all drank tea in some disarray the un withdrew in ron's invitation to the talks because the syrian opposition threatened to pull out of russia has called a reversal a mistake. representatives from nearly forty countries will be on hand and a deeply divided on the solution to the war in syria diplomats and combatants have been arriving in switzerland they face a huge task. un secretary general ban ki moon will oversee the syrian peace negotiations set to begin wednesday after the peoples during the run up one run with the flight only to see the invitation withdrawn the syrian opposition doubt the answer. these teams are breaking news to negotiate in good faith. in a gigantic it's like mike and syria itself in damascus on santa's lap. in reflec

the internal power struggle could affect turkey's bid for eu membership. it's a different mall will they or i feed you the steps could undermine the current investigations and capacity of the conditioning and the police to investigate matters in an independent manner to strong demand and the bottle. the government is price hundreds of police since the scandal erupted last month. the sense of the corruption allegations have not been made but are believed to unfold construction projects. we all knew it would solve this and he needed to do because of this attack by the police and judicial eight the government is trying to find ways to control the bike was and is doing is not the right way guiding me assure them it down. but it is also wrong to say these undemocratic ways a good since they will take the government dime. you should try to make room about to run the video crew. in a further development at him and take a posse is put forward plans to parliament to allow the government more say over the appointment of prosecutors and judges you'll see two was less

or die postpone the uk will promise to come were seeking to renegotiate britain's membership of the eu and to hold him in a referendum but to the seventeen bubbles from the new liberal bruges group think i'm told it is no point wasting them because europe's not going to reform itself very pessimistic about the challenges of the eu changing the state since nineteen fifty seven is a bit players union that more regulation. it's about mixed up a nation states will often unaccountable theocracy. he's not going to change in the confines of the government has given the increase meant she cannot continue without the consent of the british because ninety percent say they want to buy me now by the time membership of the year. it was out to the fundamental to our economy as well because of the moment having to pay billions each year to brussels eu red tape is holding back. the british economy as well as other european nations as well it's known in an economic benefit certain things we must change. it doesn't have much of an economics teacher he's declining as well britain should occur although it

and vietnam will often eat in one direction we want to have support from the eu but we also want to have a higher number of the enemy's tourists and three eu countries the peninsula kilo backcourt mate daniel clinically dead. the european union might open its doors to tourists the specific events like the euro twenty sixteen football tournament confronts an excuse world expo in anaheim. the main goal is gaining access to the enemy's markets such as developing resorts and tourism. it is a big interstate teams basement it is that the equipment production it is no apologize for it said to me not to feed uk shoe and on the other side it's so close to being people put you in the footage chainsaws silliness bought psychiatry or in some other sectors. or that he is a new coffee brands created in two thousand and seven by a community developer with a man and geo. it allows small produces two nd morning come by cutting out large distributors. they get a share of the rapidly growing markets. vietnam is now the world's second largest coffee exporter behind brazil my brain's strong. all the bed

of eu integration. as it is the right to free mobility and access to social benefits me god is he the person speaking to the system. the issue is clay gemini is a member of the european union and seven gemini international law and european of the european union has to be respected and that with the respect that but the story fees as numb as it is the laws and as long as the regulations are in. i mean fox from them to the chancellor and the medical school and christian democrats have called for access to the human social welfare system to be addicted to reading panel control members of the cdu string of cooperation ponders the social democrats as well as the opposition parties can be in such calls and a team that those who tended to prejudices him a copy of the site humans do damage to the old world european idea yes it works if you go in the comments and the internet to see all the races to come and spend. nobody especially a dancer who insurance and we have that debate and get going on in germany right

while jose manuel but also the eu commission president when he was ready to take action the situation didn't change these type of statements that led to accusations of encouraging the right is the way it's being seen in previous conflicts. it's a very similar scenario to war was happening in exodus lobby at the beginning of the nineties we had people clamoring for democracy which was completely legitimate and then outside western support pretty much gave wings to the extremists who started calling not just for democracy but for breakup of the country. it's not just european leaders to the way you've seen on the ukrainian crisis. the unites states consul pieces for officials to the police were involved in the crackdown on demonstrators. last year. and all the time they pointed the finger of blame for the riots. unlike the ukrainian government that is increasing tension in ukraine is a direct consequence of the government failing to acknowledge the legitimate grievances of its people. instead it is moved to weaken the foundations of ukraine's democracy by criminalizing peaceful protest

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is this a problem at the eu level, at the individual country level as well in. >> it's both but the eu needs to give clear direction. we need clear targets for 2030. we don't know 2030 and beyond what the targets are for co2 reduction. >> are we going to match them anyway, see a 20% renewables by 2020? is that target achievable? >> well it's certainly achievable but you need to start with co2 reduction. what is the target you want to achieve and if the focus needs to be on co2 reduction, then the renewables target is a secondary target and needs to start first with the ets and co2 reduction. >> we have the u.s. shale issue playing into this also, importing cheaper coal from them, working against the policy of less co2 emissions. how do we balance those two things? you can't impress targets without expressing larger. >> shale gas is one, countries that used to import becoming exporters as far as gas is concerned and it has an impact on europe as well. we need to refine our targets in line with the new realities in the global markets and be consistent on that one. if you can't be better

on the first of january grace took over the rotating presidency of the eu from lithuania. growth and unemployment are high on the presence his agenda while some question the ability of the debt ridden country to deal with the job. greek officials say they will use their six month stint at the helm of the book to read stall that country's credibility. come join us trust but by greece's european defence minister. he made peace with costs to cook well spoken to talk in europe the agreement values. on the pass and organizing his presidency organizing all the meat is actually local movements of what's here is trust that this week the great crime in this stuff that is. that said greece was a mobile figure upon quoting him to sit by the end of the presidency greece would have switched from being europe's weakest link to a symbol of europe's ability to overcome difficult times. these increases some audacity to optimistic that our mission is to you is to serve six bombs were still warm. to re establish because he believed a park or to book a fool. gould gnarled the gospel that the

export to the eu see this as positive. they cannot lose less money on the exchange rates. a lot of the businesses that get up to deal the state to withdraw show in other countries in the former soviet bloc and then also happy about this in a lot of countries the euro has increased prices nice that they see it as making them less competitive. this is really a fiasco that is widespread throughout the country as well polls show that i need a fifth of the population strongly support the adoption of the euro. with about fifty percent being strongly against it so there is quite a bit of anxiety that locals only time will tell if this would be a good thing or a bad thing for lunch today jack one is forty four single thing like care for the eurozone economy is headed this time for a steady recovery. it's one thing has really changed is coincidence the economic fundamentals of the block haven't really changed that much he remains in crisis. loads of last year when the soul the head of the european central bank mario drunk he promis

the eu the er. i love. i know the us. winners. poor eye i dispute between india and has blamed the calling them hypocrites for the disapproval of settlement construction in india is a near was triggered by the eu summit of israel's envoys in london paris rome and madrid to object to the jewish its announcement of the construction of fourteen hundred housing units be on the pre nineteen sixty seven lines. the eu. called new ambassadors are ambassadors to the view were not called in. because of this the construction of a few of those. when the eu call in the palestinian ambassador to complain about the incitement of calls for israel's destruction. in the eyes says the news lately to sell the constructions as peace obstacles is bogus. it is little to go to school. it goes into effect in june here on this land we would warn everyone. an ethnically cleanse the state. they want to welcome table. i don't think that's going to produce these women point of fact most of it. you know most of the so also be receiving the arab in clusters and

joining the du in the summer of 2013 has not provided the hope- for boost -- joining the eu. many people fear the oil and gas lobbies. croatia's best known environmentalist -- we meet him along with the latest addition to his family, a young deer he nursed back to health after it was hit by a car. the way to nurse croatia's economy back to health is not with a rush back to oil and gas, according to him. >> it is not allowed. it is not legal. you must understand how people in government now function. "you gave us power, so we control everything." >> the campaigner warns that careless development of the coastline could cause serious damage. the threat of oil spills in these pristine waters is just one of the dangers. the researchers at the adriatic dolphin project say there's a more immediate threat -- the surveying and drilling activities themselves are changing the environment. soon there will be no more dolphins in the area. with its push for oil and gas, croatia could jeopardize its greatest resource -- one of the most beautiful coastlines in the eastern mediterranean. >> g

show while struggle to beirut is that the car on the way has the most linked to before and syria the eu opens its doors to maintain simple. watched height restrictions on their social. hundreds of thousands of somalis in the world's biggest refugee camp were told to go well. the more violent eleven on where these where people have been killed and about forty wounded in a car bombing in the capital beirut. the device went off during rush hour and a stronghold of the shiite group hezbollah. one has claimed responsibility the city has been hit by a series of bombings since hezbollah intervene in the war in neighboring syria signed it doesn't help. you will staying in the middle east in iraq. government troops there are fighting to wrest back control over to major cities for militants linked all qaeda iraqi army is all the cartoon row positions and illusion. and the nearby were among the islamists have taken control over several districts fighting broke out on monday the twenty oh eight ended an anti government protests in burma. a least twelve people are dead after a suicide bomb attack in

aunty's in ukraine standoff for testers and security forces the player a temporary truce while the eu warns it will stab and if the crisis is not resolved. he was preparing the ground for serious rival delegations to meet face to face the monday after day one of the long awaited she stops was marred by bitter exchanges. that whistleblowers worries and was noted reportedly planning to ask the chef of personal protection after getting death threats. not much doubt with the rejection. welcome to come. for justice and police in kyiv have declared a truce which is expected to hold for the next five hours earlier the ukrainian opposition threatened to escalate street riots. if the government refuse to call early elections. meanwhile the eu is entering the fray was the hat of the european commission voicing his concern and a phone call to present him a comic artist peter oliver reports from pia lol was seeing right now is a relatively peaceful scene of what's been place with the most of the clashes be the most violent conflict taking place. he ate the tf but that does a ceasefire the respect

joining the du in the summer of 2013 has not provided the hope- for boost -- joining the eu. many people fear the oil and gas lobbies. croatia's best known environmentalist -- we meet him along with the latest addition to his family, a young deer he nursed back to health after it was hit by a car. the way to nurse croatia's economy back to health is not with a rush back to oil and gas, according to him. >> it is not allowed. it is not legal. you must understand how people in government now function. "you gave us power, so we control everything." >> the campaigner warns that careless development of the coastline could cause serious damage. the threat of oil spills in these pristine waters is just one of the dangers. the researchers at the adriatic dolphin project say there's a more immediate threat -- the surveying and drilling activities themselves are changing the environment. soon there will be no more dolphins in the area. with its push for oil and gas, croatia could jeopardize its greatest resource -- one of the most beautiful coastlines in the eastern mediterranean. >> g

in two months of protests against the president's decision to nix that distort trade deal with the eu in favor of russia. opposition leaders cannot in emergency talks with the present yesterday saying he failed to give concrete answers to their demands. they now say they're ready to go on attack. this brush with explains. central kiev is a battle zone. she's between anti government protests in some police on wednesday continued through the night. anger among activists has been fuelled by the staffs in smes keep these demonstrations began two months ago. against president viktor yanukovich. first a man's free on a cold which to go to the mall unless it was us. secondly when the new government comes into power we're going to force it to answer for its decisions. and in action. three hours of talks between the president's new position on wednesday and without results opposition leaders of furious that his decision to scrap an association agreement with the eu in favor of closer ties with moscow. they'd given him an ultimatum on to solve the crisis within twenty four hours like winning el

eu foreign ministers approved the measure for a period of six months. during that time will palace will continue to seek a comprehensive deal that defines the scope of iran's nuclear activities the decision came up to the un nuclear watchdog confirmed earlier on monday that iran had suspended high level ukrainian enrichment in line with the deal reached with western powers the international community has long suspected that iran is seeking to build nuclear weapons a charge tehran denies. the european union agreed this week to send troops to the central african republic. the cost will be to support french and african forces seeking to end months of fighting between christian and muslim militias. the goal is to establish a secure environment on the capital home to the humanitarian needs can be broken. on tuesday the european union officially open membership talks with serbia. speaking in brussels. serbia's prime minister he beat said that she scolded the most important day for his country since the end of the second world war. belgrade hopes to join the c