the world poland is an aspiring european country that wants to join the euro zone but want to join the euro zone with the greek crisis would be impossible we want rules that will not let it happen public debt should be paid we support strict rules in the economy and we want countries that full of search rules to be rewarded. british a euro skeptic or gerard batten says the largely you economies use every crisis to feed their ambitions. their problem is always that there isn't enough european union not that there's too much of it but they don't have enough power so they see every crisis as an excuse for demanding more power to solve the problems that they've created in the first place in a terrible state because of the european single currency greece portugal spain all these countries their economies are going down the tubes the economies of countries like germany and france and the u.k. would be a lot more healthy if they weren't burdened with regulation and in the case of france and germany with membership of the euro and of course they have to bear the tremendous burden of countries

door until very recently sent like a crazy idea when now reconciliation between russia and poland has actually happened i think however that some politicians smart politicians saw this even prime minister donald tusk it was bringing poland closer to russia before the plane crash poland has always been the final frontier of europe russia began after that front here it's also in close contact with ukraine the question of ukraine is very delicate giving it e.u. a session without accepting russia would anger moscow poland is a bridge of sorts between russia and europe it's a bridge to russia because it is at the same time a slavic and a european country which could surf for bringing countries closer russia in europe poland and russia and ukraine and russia so poland could play use oracle role if it understands the situation it's in one of them on course at one point you predicted the collapse of the soviet union and you knew forecasts for more than russia. that's you know i don't make forecasts when i was writing about the soviet union i didn't even see it as a forecast i looked at the co

landed in poland. -- now confirm the plane actually landed in poland. new documents now prove this area was visited by more than a dozen cia aircraft since 2002. evidence suggests, that within days of being detained in pakistan, kalid sheik mohammed was brought here in northeast poland, a place where the cia could operate in complete secrecy. >> a senior airport employe he told us the american planes were taken to the far end of the runway to me vehicles from the intelligence department. the cia's inspector general concluded "khalid sheikh mohammed received 333 applications of a water boarding since 2003." it does not say where. but we know that the suspect believes he was in poland. the evidence has now become overwhelming -- american did torture and terror suspect in europe. >> if i'd use the judicial standard of proof, and i were a magistrate, then i would say yes, he was in poland. yes, he was tortured. >> in response, the cia told us the program is over. this agency does not discussed publicly whe

also this hour united in grief six months song on poland nor the april plane crash that killed ninety six people on board including the late polish president. also this week marks nine good students u.s. troops and that got to stand in the so-called war against terror but some say american soldiers fueling the flames of violence as well as the town of bombed. out in the mission made possible the modernized to digital so you spacecraft carrying a new russian american dream successor an adult with the international space station. hello and welcome to also the burning new twenty four hour news life from moscow and you national public with the latest news and they have the week's top stories hope of the votes have been counted in kyrgyzstan and elections which will see the country become central ages fast parliamentary democracy the poll comes after months of political unrest and violent ethnic clashes in which at least two thousand died first preliminary results suggest that so far five parties out of the twenty nine of running one seats in parliament politicians upheld see their posts i

also the sound united in grief six months on russia on poland april plane crash that killed ninety six people on board including the late notice president. also this week marks nine years since u.s. troops entered afghanistan in the so-called war against terror but some say it's american soldiers but using the planes of violence as well as a ton about him. onto a mission made possible the modernized didn't hold so you spacecraft carrying a new russian american crew has successfully docked with the international space station. hello and welcome to all t. twenty following news live from moscow. with the latest news and a review of the week's events of the was have been counted in kyrgyzstan elections which will see the country become central asia is full of parliamentary democracy the poll comes after months of political unrest and violent ethnic clashes in which at least a thousand died fast burning the results jazz that so far five parties out of the twenty nine running have won seats in parliament. held senior posts in the interim government formed off the ex-president but key it was

until very recently it seemed like a crazy idea but now with reproach men between russia and poland has actually happened i think however that some politicians smart politicians to foresaw this even prime minister donald. he was really pull and closer to russia before the plane crash in poland has always been the final frontier of europe russia began after that frontier it's also in close contact with ukraine the question of ukraine is very delicate given it a u.s. ocean without exception russia would upset russia poland is a bridge of sorts between russia and europe it's a bridge to russia because it's the same time slavic and the european countries which could serve for bringing countries closer of lashing euro poland and russia and ukraine and russia so poland could play a historical role if it understands the situation it is in one of them cause so if my comment on course at one point you predicted the collapse of the soviet union any new forecasts for more than russia. that's the fear. was a new deal or no i don't make forecasts for when i was writing about the soviet union i didn'

see reporting from warsaw in poland. and coming up for you in the program here on our grim landmark in u.s. military history after nine years of war in afghanistan a campaign is drawing more criticism both walls from within the country and abroad . and we're at the launch pad in the cast like a step as the next crew blast off to the international space station. russian scientists will spend a year drifting on an ice floe in an epic expedition to the arctic it is the latest in a series of trips to study the area and support russia's claim to the region's territory because they're not going to witness the departure of the ice breaker from a northern port before getting on board. bonfires at the top of the world nothing new for the likes of arctic veteran russia's. he's lost count of times he's traveled to both poles the others a new lonely cold possibly dangerous adventure lies ahead. for these young man two weeks aboard an icebreaker is a last chance to have fun and get to know new colleagues but as soon as they get to th

bbc news, poland. >> militants in yemen have fired a rocket-propelled grenade. in another attack, a gunman shot and killed the top executive of an austrian will company. he is facing intense criticism over plans to make budget cuts, but david cameron says tough decisions must be made now to solve the budget deficit. speaking at the party conference, he said he wished there was an easier way, that there were not more job losses and spending cuts to come. but he also spoke of his vision for a smaller and more nimble states where citizens take more responsibility for their own lives. you are watching "bbc world news." still to come -- the battle involving money and americans and a football club. more than 80 have been killed in landslides and flash flooding in indonesia. we have this from jakarta. >> this is what this town looks like from the air. huge swaths of land submerged under water. it has been devastated of -- it has been devastated by the rains over the last several days. it is estimated that 80% of the town has been destroyed. this is one of the most remo

also united in grief six months only russia and poland mourn the april plane crash that killed eighty nine people on board including the late polish president. also this week marks nine years since u.s. troops entered afghanistan in the so-called war against terror but some say it's american soldiers who are fueling the flames of violence as well as the taliban and . the mission made possible they modernized digital so you spacecraft carrying a new russian american crew successfully docked with the international space station. and welcome to our c twenty four hour news live from moscow i need you there with the with the latest news and a review of the week's events over eighty percent of the votes have been counted in kurdistan in the election which will see the country become center ages fast parliamentary democracy people comes after months of political unrest and violent ethnic clashes and which of these two thousand died first preliminary results suggest that so far five parties out of the twenty nine running one seats in parliament politicians who held senior posts in the interim

poland has long been an mono ethnic nation with them. muslim community less than one percent of the population most of them are ethnic talks are swear have been here for centuries but ahead of war so it's only islamic center says the number of migrants from muslim countries is growing rapidly. but i sort of this mosque almost twenty years ago and the several dozen people were coming here for prayer now the friday prayer gathers hundreds and the building simply cannot fit everyone. news of another islamic center to be built in warsaw was welcomed by the nation's thirty thousand strong minority construction of a new second mosque in warsaw began last year according to blueprints it is supposed to be three times as large as the initial islamic center like the first mosque which was sponsored by the local muslim community this one was financed from abroad. and. the fact that construction money came from saudi arabia enraged several political movements in poland and they staged protests this urging the government to stop what they call islam

also the saudis united in grief six months on a run on poland normally a full plane crash that killed ninety six people on board including the late polish president. and also this week moments nine years since u.s. troops entered afghanistan in the so-called war against terror but some say american soldiers fueling the flames of violence as well as the town of. they'd possible be modernized dish told so you spacecraft carrying a new russian american crew successfully docks with the international space station . hello and welcome to all see twenty four hour news live from moscow. with the natives news and in the crowd the week's top stories over a host of kyrgyzstan's electorate has voted in the ballot which will save the country became the central asia first parliamentary. prosy after months of political unrest and violent ethnic clashes in which at least two thousand died first parliamentary results of the ballots are expected within several hours while exit poll suggests no party has won a majority giving them the power to govern how well a politician is held seen outposts in the in

religious tension split poland as morse's new islamic center stirs fears of terrorism radicalization. and a voyage to the ends of the earth fifteen polar scientists head off for a year long mission on a floating ice sheet with no contract with the land. and three cosmos blast off in a new cutting edge rock and a team will spend six months on the international space station. coming up in the business that they bust and fibrous. cuts out. double taxation it's free it's the countries by down the details in about twenty minutes time. i mean to live from moscow joshua into the program now its last day of campaigning in kyrgyzstan ahead of the crucial parliamentary vote the election will establish central asia first parliamentary republic why which the president's power is a curb and it's also hope to bring coveted stability to the region that has suffered from deadly political and ethnic violence in the past few months as your piskun off now reports. burnstone shops and houses abandoned cafes and broken windows political billboards alongside piles of meat on the street yesterday stun gets

united in grief six months on russia and poland more than a full plane crash that killed ninety six people on board including the late polish president. also this week marks nine years since u.s. troops entered the palestine in the so-called war against terror but some say american soldiers were fueling the flames of violence as long as the tunnel. under the mission made possible been modernized digital so you spacecraft carrying a new russian american crew success when adults with the international space station. russia and iran the world this is all see with me but thanks for joining us half of the votes have been counted in kurdistan elections which will see the country become central asia first but eventually democracy the poll comes after months of political unrest and violent ethnic clashes and which at least two thousand died saw a split in the results suggest that so far five parties out of the twenty nine running one seats in parliament politicians both held senior posts in the interim government formed after ex-president but he was ousted also to have to form strongly over fifty

the victims of the plane crash in russia killed the president of poland and many of its top officials have been remembered at a ceremony at the site of the tragedy six months ago ninety six people were killed in the city of smolensk at a sivits reports. a day for poland to remember and reflect it's six months since the two of one point four flying from warsaw and bound for russia smolensk region crashed a little before eleven am ignoring the advice of local air traffic controllers to divert to another airfield the crew attempted to land in dense fog all ninety six on board and in one day poland lost its president its first lady and a large number of its top military political and religious path now they've been on their way to a ceremony marking seventy years since the nine hundred forty katty massacre when over twenty one thousand poles were murdered by soviet secret police april the tenth twenty ten has come to mark the beginning of a new chapter in this strange russia polish relationship but tragically not in the way it happened around the year on and it's the families of the victi

see reporting from warsaw in poland. on the way for you this hour here on r.t. blastoff baikonur. what are the two cosmonauts keeping the latest mission to the international space station in the family that's coming your way in just a few minutes. but first the governor of the northern afghan couldn't do his province and at least fourteen more people have been killed in the mosque blast at least twenty others were wounded while most militant attacks happen in the south and east of the country this is a sign of the deteriorating situation in north denniston the bombing marks the start of the tenth year of the u.s. led war in the country it's already the longest in america's history and the violence continues to escalate with two thousand and ten already the deadliest year for the coalition since the conflict began. and european intelligence officials and senior pakistan diplomats accuse the u.s. of crying wolf after it issued a terror alert for europe earlier this week the u.k. has guardian newspaper it goes on to allege the actual purpose of the it was to justify a recent increase

alexy rush ascii art see reporting from warsaw in poland. do stay with r.t. the world marks a military milestone we look at the regret left behind after almost a decade of war in afghanistan the longest in u.s. military history. a nuclear powered a russian icebreaker bound for the north pole has embarked on a year long expedition scientists on board are searching for an ice floe where they can conduct research it's hoped their study will help russia's claim to that territory. because they didn't get a job or went to meet the crew preparing for a lonely and dangerous mission. not. fun first at the top of the world nothing new for the likes of arctic veteran russia's. he's lost count of times he's traveled to both poles the rug has a new lonely cold possibly dangerous adventure lies ahead. for these young men two weeks aboard an icebreaker is a last chance to have fun and get to know new colleagues but as soon as they get to that final destination it will be hard work and survival. if this diary is a present like girlfriend it's handmade sterilizes and all trav

a day for poland to remember and reflect it's six months since the two of one point four flying from warsaw and bound for russia's men's group jet crashed a little before eleven am ignoring the advice of local air traffic controllers to divert to another airfield the crew attempted to land in dense fog all ninety six on board and in one day poland lost its president its first lady and a large number of its top military political and religious personality they've been on the way to a ceremony marking seventy years since the nine hundred forty katty massacre when over twenty one thousand poles were murdered by soviet secret police april the tenth twenty ten has come to mark the beginning of a new chapter in this strange russia polish relationship but tragically the way it happened around half a year on and it's the families of the victims of that plane crash who called for sunday's memorial commemorations they flew in from poland to pay their last respects the morning was led by the wives of the russian and polish presidents both emphasizing their shared sense of loss and grief boy he

reporting from warsaw in poland. and coming up in the program a green landmark in the u.s. military history on the ninth anniversary of the afghan war many of its veterans say the real battle starts when we come back home. now we're at the launch pad in the cosmic staff says the next group blasts off to the international space station. russian scientists will spend here drifting on an ice floe an epic expedition to the arctic it is the latest in a series of trips to study the area and support russia's claim to the region's territory witnessed the departure of the icebreaker from the northern port before getting on board. one man. one first at the top of the world nothing new for the likes of arctic veteran russia's attitude. he's lost count of times he's traveled to both poles or rather has a new lonely cold possibly dangerous adventure lies ahead. for these young man two weeks aboard an icebreaker is a last chance to have fun and get to know new colleagues but as soon as they get to their final destination it will be hard work and survival. to give you this terrorism prese

the suspect himself believe he was in poland. the senator her first documented the secret prisons says that he thinks that the evidence has become overwhelming -- america did torture of terrorist suspects on european soil. >> [speaking french] if i used the judicial standard of proof, i say yes, he was in poland. yes, she was tortured. >> in response, the cia told us, the program was over. this agency does not discuss publicly where detention facilities may or may not have been. a senior polish prosecutor is now considering whether to bring charges. >> authorities and ecuador have detained more than 40 police officers in connection with last week's police revolt against president rafael correa. he said he is determined to purge force. the president had to be rescued by the army last thursday during a violent protests by police officers complained against plans to cut their benefits. a draft report has found that the obama administration's response to the oil spill in the gulf of mexico in april could have delayed action to contai

reporting from warsaw poland. this is all c. and on its way three two one blastoff. it's the launch pad and by kind of the next curry successfully blasts off to the international space station. a group of european intelligence officials and pakistani diplomats have accused the u.s. of crying involved a shoot a terror alert for europe this week group of european interior ministers box they tear at u.k.'s guardian newspaper alleges the real reason for the warning rules to justify an increase in u.s. drone attacks inside pakistan american german historian at william and dol believes the timing is far from coincidental. intelligence experts around the world agree that most terrorism is state sponsored terrorism so you have to ask which state is benefiting kui bono from the constant warnings about al qaeda attacks here in there and it seems very convenient that just when europe is expressing grave doubts about the nato mission in afghanistan that these these warnings come about these new attacks and the only sources we have are u.s. intelligence interrogators the presence

political activists in poland have staged press has to gain the building of a new. they claim the building could full stop radicalism and terrorism in the main mechanic country. reports on ethnic tensions stoked by. muhammad moved from egypt to warsaw several years ago however he says it's been hard to settle in family and i only do freelance jobs because it's very difficult for me to find any permanent work and it's not because i'm not skilled or because my applications are turned dangerous as soon as employers learned that my name is mohammed. omar the golan has long been an mono ethnic nation with the muslim community less than one percent of the population most of them are ethnic talks are swear have been here for centuries but ahead of warsaw is only islamic center says the number of migrants from muslim countries is growing rapidly. but i sort of this mosque almost twenty years ago me several dozen people were coming here for prayer now the friday prayer gathers hundreds and the building simply cannot fit everyone . news of another islamic center to be built i

reporting from warsaw in poland. still to come this hour here in our blastoff baikonur. find out how to cosmonauts are keeping the latest mission to the international space station in the family and that story coming your way in a few minutes from now. but first european intelligence officials and senior pakistan diplomats accuse the u.s. of crying wolf after it issued a terror alert for europe earlier this week the u.k. guardian newspaper goes on to an edge the actual purpose of the alert was to justify a recent increase in drone attacks inside pakistan while the american german historian f. william says the timing of the terror alerts is that a questioning of u.s. motives. intelligence experts around the world agree that most terrorism is state sponsored terrorism so you have to ask which state is benefiting kui bono from the constant warnings about al qaeda attacks here in there and it seems very convenient that just when europe is expressing grave doubts about the nato mission in afghanistan that these these warnings come about these new attacks and the only sources

or in one of your interviews you spoke about the role of poland and said it could become a great. between europe and russia what kind of bridge and what are the current dynamics of russian polish relations. door until very recently it seemed like a great idea and skill but now represent the tweener russian amal it has actually happened i think however that some politicians use smadi politicians for schools and yes even prime minister donald. when he was bringing poland of loss' to russia with a plane crash off of the wall and has always been the final frontier of europe of russia began after that france hearing room is also contact with ukraine's with the question of ukraine is very delicate in a civil war given it sash and without exception russia would have sat ration europe with poland is a range of swords of good will between russia and europe it's a bridge to russia because it is at the same time as florida and a european country which could serve for bremer's and musical also russia and europe of the whole not russia and ukraine and russia so poland has its play historical r

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voting rights for countries which break budget rules and even a polish foreign minister sikorski said poland would have public debt worth half of its g.d.p. once the euro zone to change. in the intellect were on how long does an aspiring european country that wants to join the euro zone would want to join the euro zone with the greek crisis would be impossible we want rules that will not let it happen public debt should be paid we support strict rules in the economy and we want countries that full of search rules to be rewarded. meantime british m.e.p. euro skeptic gerard batten says the large e.u. economies use every crisis to feed their ambitions but ignore the only solution to the problems getting rid of the single currency. their problem is always that there isn't enough european union not that there's too much of it they don't have enough power so they see every crisis as an excuse for demanding more power to solve the problems that they've created in the first place economically it's in a terrible state because of the european single currency greece portugal spain all these countries t

the fact that construction money came from saudi arabia enraged several political movements in poland they staged protests urging the government to stop what they call islam isolation of the country the man behind the rally says it is the fear of terrorism that drove people onto the streets we believe that this is going to just. which is going to build this mosque on the north so it's connected to the for the nation of islam if you're going to say she knew it all the other organisation which are members of. the notion of going just a few up. in western europe from the right because that's my frontal semitic statements from connection to terrorism the rally gathered several hundred men and was little surprise to politicians this is an influence of what is happening to western european countries i mean everybody here wants to know what was happening in perry in france in another france it is. the thread from the fundamentalists from the terrorists our super bowl and decided to participate in iraq and afghanistan operations sociologists say most crowley salute a fuse for a time bomb. als