it was not very much better than twenty two percent in space that employed now in the new government planes how they didn't want to rule stereotypes us we need to be made thank tough decisions have to be taken in order to get the country back on its feet but here in spain amongst the population here much the same questions being asked as you've heard in greece and not whether these cars these measures are right chile in space best interest in the interest of the people here i will play a part in helping it in the future or whether these measures simply bind to brussels demands whether they're actually going to bring about real change. remember to check our website for the latest updates and analysis it's dot com who are the times when he was lined up at the moment it's the response from the russian opposition party the recent mass protests across the country and that's what the future for the reset in russia american relations what is that little bug will do some of the topics probably washington's newly appointed ambassador to must be told

to want to stay and online any time. also there in the west at the moment a blooming success for russian scientists revive a prehistoric plant seeds right up to thirteen thousand years not even come across those stories online at the moment party dot com. the soldier accused of leaking u.s. military secrets to whistle blowing web site wiki leaks is set to appear in a military court to hear the charges against him bradley manning has been in custody for nineteen months waiting for the official trial process to begin he faces twenty two charges linked to the largest leak of government secrets in u.s. history well for more on this let's now live to joseph q on the socialist equality

party and nineteen months why do you think it took all that time before manning eventually face trial well i think it's freedman took manning as a whole it was. brutal only humane according to amnesty international amounting to torture according to many us legal scholars and i mean there's many reasons behind this but i think the u.s. government certainly sees a treatment of now from the beginning both as an example to anyone who would seek to expose the crimes of the american military as a more broad as well as a fairly trance. you get us on the founder of wiki leaks. you know the u.s. government is seeking to eventually exit. so we're trying to trying to go after wiki leaks for the release of documents some believe that manning should be treated as a hero not a criminal but of course the leaking of potentially dangerous defense information

it's got to be punished surely. no i don't think so i think that what has been exposed has been the crimes of american militarism i mean one of the talk allegedly of first of all should be acknowledged that manning is not been convicted of anything but one of the videos that he's alleged to have leaked was shown the massacre of iraqi civilians by a u.s. helicopter this is information that should get out to the to the population of the world about what the united states is doing all over the world and that's why he's been created the way he is and. you know really must be stressed that this is really devastating exposure of the obama administration the treatment of this young man for all that part of democratic rights and freedom abroad this is how the united states treats opposition here if you're at home of course out there would be many saying he was exposing information that could compromise state security and indeed in danger u.s. citizens lives and indeed other lives around the world i don't think there's any there's any evidence of that first of all what has been released as documents

showing us knocking nations abroad and the united states is not concerned that this is. in danger and the safety of the american people is concerned that is exposing the actions of the united states which it wants to keep secret ball from the population of the world and from the population of the united states in particular . we have social see quality partly call for the release of manning. and the dropping of charges against him but we also understand that this is part of a broader attack on democratic rights in the united states and internationally so what good will manning's work of done what will washington learn by this from your point of view what will washington learn by ear. well i think more importantly is what the american people will learn. both in terms of what has been exposed but also in the character of this government and how it treats its opposition and

character of the obama administration i mean this is after all the government that came in pledging change but on every front including the attack on democratic rights only continue the policies of its predecessor so you don't think what will this have an impact on any change in policy from washington's point of view well no i don't think so i mean it's certainly the united states is preparing more wars now we just saw your your piece on syria. the same policies are being carried out and it's determined to carry its response to the revelations regarding its crimes is not to change policy but could pack those who are exposed to it and that's why we are in fact calling for an independent political movement against the democrats and republicans i think there was a really good showing by all these of ads including the treatment of manny is the exposure of the really undemocratic character of our political system in particular the obama administration just briefly but what will be the outcome of his trial and also you mentioned sounds a little you know what impact could the outcome of monies trial have on the

sunshine. well i'm going to court or see what the outcome of manning's trial is charles would it could be to a capital that is what the government has. promised that it won't see that it's only right but it's also fairly clear that they're hoping for some sort of he or it would have. held over a year and a half under virtual told very well meant. really would. help the government's case against its own currently in. trying to fight against extradition sweden has generally acknowledged that that extradition succeeds and he could be transferred to the united states than the obama administration has made clear that it considers the actions of manning of asylums that wiki leaks to constitute. for terrorism by exposing the crimes of over american military carries it out ok

we'll leave it there joseph thanks so much for time good to hear your views joseph sure there from the socialist equality party joining us there from detroit thank you very much. israel's intelligence services reportedly said that iran's nuclear program has been on the point of no return and must now be stopped through military action that's after an i.a.e.a. mission to the islamic republic failed to resolve any of the controversy surrounding tehran's alleged atomic weapons and bhushan experts report they were not allowed to visit a key military site suspected of hosting nuclear related activities to run insisting on the purely peaceful nature of its atomic program says the i.a.e.a. visit was for the purpose of talks not inspections islamic state or stressed its readiness to return to the negotiating table a failed mission may well lead to more sanctions against iran but as artie's either but reports those penalties can easily backfire and the countries imposing them. putting up with this two years ago would have cost me around seventy five pounds i

think that's a lot well it now costs over a hundred because petrol in britain's never been more expensive the average for a liter of diesel sought over one pound forty three and two dollars twenty five cents the previous peak was during the libyan conflict last may and its people at the pumps who are paying the price again this is a disaster again for motorists and not only are they being stoned month after month now by these fuel price rises but there's also a concern that this is going to spread to the cost of everyday items such as food because those transportation costs to get the food store will be passed on to businesses and then the consumer it's a result britain hadn't banked on when threatening to block iran's oil exports to the e.u. although the block's a major customer individual members aren't britain imported just eleven thousand barrels last year not even one percent of its total imports but in practice the

tough talking xpac fired iran struck first by freezing deliveries to british and french companies a move not harmful in itself but one that stoked fears in an already nervous market that iran's saber rattling could be for real it's already threaten to block the strait of hormuz a vital trading route iranis is trying at the moment before these same actions come into effect to to do what it can to talk up the price of oil without actually sacrificing a production. seeking to to benefit from maintaining its exports. a higher price for each barrel that it sells the timing of sanctions couldn't be worse a loss of production in south sudan yemen and the north sea already driving prices higher with the rainy and. crude still in demand in asia it's the u.k. and it's motorists that are the hardest hit they are for the company paid. for was

a. political problem if you could pick it up drive it take how much you got yes i think it probably does i think that's why there is a school year. it's hoped the threat of sanctions will bring iran to the negotiating table over its nuclear program but so long as the numbers are rising here in may not be iran is the first to buckle in what's become a dangerous game of brinkmanship experts predict the ongoing tensions could add twenty five percent oil prices by easter i the bennett r t london. a look at some other news making headlines around the world in a world update a packed commuter trains rushed into a rare form argentina's capital killing forty nine and injuring five hundred fifty others the driver and some of the passengers were taken away on stretchers for the first carriage thought to be the worst affected rescue services are still working to reach an estimated thirty people trapped inside at least seven people being

killed and twenty injured after police opened fire during a second day of protests outside a u.s. military base in the afghan capital demonstrators anger party inadvertent burning of the qur'an by u.s. troops have been throwing rocks and petrol bombs a senior commander apologize for the destruction of the muslim holy books and the u.s. embassy in kabul has been put on a lockdown while investigation is held. for the business news with katie. hello there welcome to the business program of this hour from is accusing ukraine of siphoning off gas bound for europe during the cold snap at the beginning of the month see it. as ukraine illegally took as much as forty million cubic meters a day at that time european customers also for increased supply miller says gas strong did put it could to meet demand that the actions of ukraine cause harm to

the russian company's reputation and balance sheets kiev denies accusations separately gas problem says it's ready to start construction of the south stream in december of this year the pipeline is intended to transit gas to southern europe of bypassing ukraine the project is expected to cost around fifteen billion euros russia's state nuclear energy corporation in iraq is entering the european market is a greater supply experimental fuel to the largest atomic power lines that maybe up experts say if you proved to be successful russia could count on big contracts but not so we need each other let's take a look at them on the european markets a t.v. host in the red rating agency big has downgraded reasons for that. it's just stays is to see some trick in the agencies was disney's difficulty on its own is

the likely in italy i believe. putting on the clouds. and here in russia the markets also got a little less coming along since yesterday because of the miser's was down more than the one that's. a dispute between europe and the rest of the world over a new called intangible slice is coming to a head diplomats from opposing countries or moscow to discuss countermeasures possible retaliation dimitri medvedev the events of business all say. e.u. is had several green initiatives and one of the latest is including airlines in the emissions trading system so basically means airlines will have to pay a certain tax of fifteen percent on all of their carbon emissions by purchasing quotas on the emissions trading system basically concerns all flights to and from

europe and charges not only the segment of the fly which goes over european airspace but the terms of flights so a declaration has been signed by twenty nine nations including russia china india brazil and the united states today which gives carte blanche to all the nations which have signed is that gratian to take any countermeasures that they deem necessary in order to protect their national interests and the corporate interests of their ally over all we have heard from i mean okola deputy transport minister that this financial burden will all in all be very heavy for airlines involved and this is what he had to say about this recently business. the aviation business has extremely low profit margins here carry a c. profit one and a half to two percent in a good year that's why any additional financial pressure hits the stability of the companies is cause loading will not help industry improvements. on those passengers

will be the ones to pay the burden there is a lack of dialogue between the two sides and neither the e.u. nor the nations opposing the move want to back down and put that boy in for companies to pay for quotas for two thousand and twelve is june two thousand and thirteen so this process of argument can drag on for at least another year so the business news for now from all stories you can always get to our website check out the stories on out a dot com by. the big . the big.

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