union and the the belief in the european union i mean for god's sake what's going on with briggs that last 30 seconds to paris go ahead. we need change of course i mean the what you were mentioning before is here the problem is not the 5 people. in the world perceive the problem is what we do with what precisely what the how do we finance it how do we find ways. to make it to the. global world these are the questions we have not how we protect ourselves from people from the south because. people's perfectly right i mean the problem is that these guys there were people who made them poor so we collectively made them poor so they're coming there will be coming so the problem is what do we do our social model i know you're back to the 1st time we're going to. agree with you that going on as we were going. so far will not solve our problems you can make us much worse than we were ok that's all the time we have gentlemen many thanks to my guest in brussels paris and in edinburgh and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r.t.c. in x. time and remember. this footage is unique because

show but we do leave the european union all the thirty first of october so the goal of the party was to win the election so that it would never have to participate in them again sounds like something carol himself would be quite proud of and in order for this to happen nigel farage vowed to put the shattered two party system out of its misery and in doing so manage to unite politicians from across the political spectrum who in other circumstances may have never politically aligned and on the one hand you have your craft foxes who's a former member of the revolutionary communist party who at times has been unapologetic and her controversial left wing views there's a lot to say and i take my lead for millions of votes is showing credible resilience in facing down three years of incessant defamation and on the other hand you have the likes of paul knocked on his the former head of you can't he's an advocate of banning the back and even bringing back the death penalty and see that's the twist and bracks is now the presented as a left wing issue or right wing issue we witness the birth of

i think as a result of this will be more centralization in the european union now decentralization. there was this was one of the 1st warnings after a from muswell that there were this is incentives for both brussels berlin that was put at the forefront there to make sure that this would not be successful. because there's a special evil or anything but simply because if brics it was. wildly successful others would follow so. they want this to be just a one off and not precedent yeah obviously or orbis case would of course be if they never left at all decided to do this 2nd referendum and for a while now it seems like this is what britain has been moving towards this if you took no deal off the table and told that you either will take any deal or give us or so obviously in such a situation you've got to have. you're going to have a problem in the political system and i think it's in this vacuum if people like for office come up with this brics a party which works on the very quickly is not really fit to govern it they don't even have a manifesto they just had a catch in there and reg

but the european union is only. has good relations with the united states and with it from the public of iran and they are the only thing who can really do this. and do this thing the america back into the deal because who will go out and broker this deal does the united states need to get on the united nations and the european union and the russians and the chinese they all said that the islamic republic of iran. they did their side of the deal they did not a big their side of the so the only side in this world who has good relationship was there but on washington is the european union and they're going to do their best because the end canonical interests for european union to do business deals with iranians it's a huge numbers we're talking about billions of dollars between the two sides and european union does not want to do that chance just because they're united states they want to pull out just to please the. israeli prime minister. well let's move to another headline stories today and it is a big story in the

say this isn't what we want to talk we want to remain in the european union so what those parts of the population are becoming more and more angry and at the same time not true for art is a very skillful politician and his party has been a runaway success but it needs to be said very clearly that he cannot govern if the 2 main parties collapse the brics it party does not have the administrative and technocratic background that is needed in a country like britain to take over the government of britain nor do any of the other opposition parties that we hear about not even the liberal democrats who are an old and well established party so in a situation where the country is becoming more and more angry on both sides where the government that exists at the moment is a divided and discredited with a prime minister who both won't go and won't take the process forward where the labor party is also becoming discredited and is now deeply divided it is looking extraordinary difficult to see who can take this thing forward and actually provide grips them with an affective government that is an un

union and they're going to do their best because the canonical interests for european union to do a deal to do business deals with your opinions it's big it's a huge numbers we're talking about billions of dollars between the two sides and european union does not want to does not want to do that chance just because the united states they want to pull out just to please dia the israeli prime minister what about the us than say. then how high are they going to react to today's developments is there any chance that even the prospect of a nuclear armed iran where thank you very much in the future here of course could bring washington back to the negotiating table. the only way to bring. the united states washington to the table is if the two sides they keep. the two sides this see that the regent is the on the doors of war because no one wants the war not the americans have interest in or another they are indians so the two sides are going to keep doing. either politically or militarily from the two sides and till they get to a point that they need to sit on the table they are in use th

mechanism that the european union has created to circumvent u.s. sanctions to allow the iranians to trade with oil. to get us you just russia and china together view the u.s. unilateral sanctions against iran as illegal specifically those aimed at exports from the country iran has the right to partly suspend the implementation of the nuclear deal if other parties don't keep their commitments. insureds now that the united states is left the iranian nuclear deal and is trying to get the european union to suspend to suspend its implementation of the deal. have a right a legal right to also suspend their implementation of the deal in effect the deal is collapsing because of the united states sanctions because of how determined the united states is to torpedo this deal and to get the arena to do what they want china the chinese foreign secretary for foreign minister also said that you know sanctions may have a short term effect but in the long run they'll just end up biting the united states as well they also they also spoke about how you deal must stay

party these anti establishment parties to band together to form a big group in the european union and to create a strong voice and she's also calling for a shakeup in politics here in france. the president has no other choice but to dissolve the national assembly and the last one to democratic voting system in order to better represent this country's majority political opinion the feeding of traditional parties and the polarization between the national party and the renaissance party confirms that the political scene is now split butt. we nationalists and globalists and that's what dominates our political life well if we look to the east of europe to countries like poland and hungary we saw all the governing bodies there winning big again showing support in those countries that have been given perhaps an anti european message in these elections and the last year but moving to central europe now in austria we saw what huge gains for the governing party over the past teams doing incredibly well taking more than 30 percent of the vote and that comes just a week after his government was h

union and they're going to do their best because the end canonical interests for european union to do business deals with your opinions it's a huge numbers we're talking about billions of dollars between the two sides and european union does not want to lose that chance just because the united states they want to pull out just to please the. israeli prime minister. ok in another big story of the week in the wake of shoreline devastating easter sunday bombings the government has expelled around six hundred foreign nationals including two hundred muslim clerics following to have overstayed their visas the country's home affairs minister says it comes as part of a broader push to tighten immigration control. considering the current situation in the country we have reviewed the visa system and taken a decision to tighten visa restrictions for religious teaches of those who were sent out about two hundred ways like preaches there are religious institutions which have been getting in foreign preachers for decades we have no issues with them but there are some which mushrooms recently we wil

i believe it is possible to have that future relationship which is deep in place with the european union that gives us the freedom to do what we want to do. a minister has been recklessly wasting time holding the country to ransom with the threat of no deal the prime minister of peace the fact that his little support for a deal or no deal in this. week. why on earth would we walk away from this to be frank i have lost trust in the prime minister's ability to negotiate a good job. if this deal is rejected is that we have the risk of braces. to carry new york making derogatory comments about that stick on the subject of bricks it happens to be. affixed to the windscreen of my wife's car yes i'm sure all the owner who gentleman wouldn't suggest. i was a wife is somehow the property chattel. house. ok just to recap in case you missed that the past 20 minutes or so trees i'm a prime minister of the u.k. has been laying out her plans for her 4th attempt at getting a deal for bragg says the united kingdom to attempts to leave the european union that will help in the 1st week of june she laid ou

2 european lawmakers like the that's m.e.p. cathy perry for being anti islam an anti immigration when they actually throw socks with turkey however they and the piece criticize the turkish government for being too harsh on dissidents and a lot of those critics are actually pro muslim can this be the reason for a turkey fail a session or one of the reasons. well historically turkey is opponents used to claim that there are 3 issues turkey is too poor turkey is too big and turkey is too muslim the fact that we are too poor is no longer correct because our per capita purchase parity is higher than some of the current e.u. member countries. the fact that we are too big is actually an advantage for europe because europe needs new markets because the european population is getting old the average age in germany is 49 but the average age in turkey is 27 so this young by now make consumer base is really important for e.u. companies to reach out to and to turn to shoot at turkey's to muslim is actually a great benefit for europe if they

union. while the main objectives of the event at the h.q. was apparently to convince the bloggers to promote positive stories about the block . we're waiting for you to speak more about europe on your own we hope to convince you to inject the european angle into your communications because this is an important aspect of political life and we are not sufficiently present in the media . explain to us that misinformation is the use of real facts to spread political ideas that contradict those of the european union they will said that all this is organized by russia to destabilise democratic regimes but fortunately european democracy is stronger than the us but we were explain the basics they talked about generally accepted ideas about europe for example that the e.u. provides competition they said we're here to debunk these generally accepted notions in fact the message was not to tell us that the european union fails to create competition at a global level but to explain to us that this is a g

union you notice this to spend a special mechanism that the european union has created to circumvent u.s. sanctions to allow the iranians to trade with their oil as often as dismayed when you will produce tomorrow or last might compare how the u.s. is going to deal with the crisis that was made by washington's unilateral decisions i hope tomorrow's talks will be frank iran has the right to partly suspend the implementation of the nuclear deal if other parties don't keep their commitments in shorts now that the united states is left the iranian nuclear deal and is trying to get the european union to suspend to suspend its implementation of the deal the remains have a right a legal right to also suspend their implementation of the deal in effect the deal is collapsing because of the united states sanctions because of how determined the united states is to torpedo. this deal and to get the arabians to do what they want nevertheless the united states is as i said adamant and believes that iran must be stopped that iranian behavior is the stabilizing iran is the major destabilizing in inf

union. one of the main objectives of the event was to inject a european angle into young people's social platforms however the commission's representative stated that the idea of hosting the bloggers the e.u. headquarters is in fact nothing new. it's something we do very often for journalists we thought it would be a good idea to do it for you you tubers as the media takes information and relays it to your audience. explain to us that misinformation is the use of real facts to spread political ideas that contradict those of the european union they will said that all this is organized by russia to destabilise democratic regimes but fortunately european democracy is stronger than this but we were explain the basics we talked about generally accepted ideas about europe for example that the e.u. provides competition they said we're here to debunk these generally accepted notions of fact message was not to tell us that the european union fails to create competition at a global level but to explai

the european union in a pretty difficult position because they've been so strong in their backing for iran since the united states pulled out but what we've been hearing since that decision was made by iran what we've been hearing from the iranian president hassan rouhani is that they don't want to pull out of the deal in total because that would essentially play into washington's hands the united states wanted to pull out of the way in order to make iran withdraw from a deal the day after so the u.s. would be able to refer the case to the u.n. security council to ease the burden on the shoulders of the u.s. to redouble and ratcheting up the pressure on iran iran did not fall into this trap so my pompei o heads to brussels the secretary of state will hold meetings we expect with the foreign affairs council of the european union to discuss iran further spare a thought though for those journalists that do travel with mr pompei oh this is the 2nd last minute change of destination they face that is many weeks last week he was supposed to be heading here to berlin for a talk with angela me

the european union is and remains open to u.s. companies and equipment with trump set to be in europe next month we can expect more calls to boost defense spending as long of course if you buy from the united states peter all of the berlin the former vice president of the parliamentary assembly of the n.s.c. even even a says though that nato. would not be weakened by any. sport is 0 on going war effort on the side of you know the suits and their farm when we come. in your we have to be a loyalist to go moment so this question the yellow t. is that there was always a pleasure on the side of sumo that suits. you or sources and nursing you when it comes to all your latina talk where nobody sees as hurt at least not. as a cunt who is. trying or even so much and for the region and therefore odors policy in the worst and therefore it is the behavior of somebody who sees your there's a plunder and not as a bar noyon core poison creating its own army is not the only concern for the european union the rise of nationalism is also among the

if we do not leave the european union all of. them just as we've surprised people in these european elections we will go full would absolutely stunned them in the next general election there's a big wake up call to westminster let's see whether. the fortunes of the briggs party in exact opposite to the decimation of ukip they were the form of the pro briggs and pollux if you can say it but they've been devastated they went into these elections well in 242014. actions having won 28 emmy peace but since then they'd suffer the number of defections mainly due to the leadership of patton and his association with far right figures like tommy robinson and a number of those continents shifting over to the briggs and policy who have now taken the mantle as the main pro brags that policy hit in the u.k. and in fact we can have a breakdown of some of the more prominent leadership all of that bribes and polity . now of course briggs it has been dominating the political sphere in the u.k. to the point that perhaps voters are fed up with it al

is pull out of the agreement well the european union castigated them absolutely slammed washington for doing this saying that put at risk all of these months and months of work that went into getting the deal over the line back in 2015 of course when iran announced last week that they were intending to pull out of some parts of the deal that also prompted well some discord within parts of the european union with some members then turning on iran and launching criticism at them iran has agreed to vital compliance measures if they break that deal and there will be consequences in terms of how european powers react so we urge the iranians to think very long and hard before they break. the end today nothing could be worse than iran leavin the agreement there are new sanctions today from europe because iran has so far always respected the commitments it has undertaken this commitment and not respected the question of considering the decision last week by to iran puts the european union in a pretty difficult position because they've been so strong in their backing for iran since the united s

the european union is and remains open to u.s. companies and equipment with trump to be in europe next month we can expect more calls to boost defense spending as long of course if you buy from the united states peter all about. the former vice president of the parliamentary assembly of the l.s.e. even even miss as they that nato will not be weakened by any. spread is 0 on going to war effort on the side of so you know just suits and their farm when we come. in your all we have to be loyalists to go about this question the yellow t. is that there was always pressure on the side of soon. to. inform us sources and this is not seeing you when it comes to. where nobody sees a split at least not. as a countries like india china or even so option for the nation and therefore it is policy inside the west and therefore it is the behavior of somebody who sees your there's a plunder and not as a call poison well creating its own army is not the only concern for the european union because the rise of nationalism was among the most discussed

union and what is so incredible about this continuing obsession with the european union in britain is that as anybody who lives in europe on the continent of europe can see the project is collapsing internally never mind britain which itself is a major catastrophe breck's it is a major catastrophe for the european union because britain's departure if it happens is the equivalent of out of one country leaving but of 20 countries exaggerate about cyprus and luxembourg and all the small countries but of course internally as we all know poland and hungary and up in arms the greeks and the germans are at each other's throats even the french and the germans see very differently on that front subject than in fact the european union because there's everything is decided together has become a structural system for exporting your problems to your neighbors so you explore your unemployment if your poland you explore your unemployment employment to britain germany obviously exports massively its goods to other countries you export your debt problems if you're greece or spain or another country to

european union has warned the u.s. secretary of state might pompei against escalating the situation over the iran nuclear deal crisis comes as america's top diplomat made in an expected visit to brussels to speak with the e.u. ministers. michael her deaths are very clearly today from from the us that most responsible attitude to take is illegal or should be and that of maximum maximum restraint avoiding any escalation on a military site well this was a meeting that was all set it was all planned there was supposed to be sitting down the e.u. foreign ministers as well as the high representative for foreign affairs federica mockery me she's essentially the use overarching equivalent of a foreign minister they were supposed to be sat down talking about libya they tried to do that as much as they could however might pompei o the u.s. secretary of state he decided he was going to be turning up. of course that has apparently put the cat amongst the pigeons if i listen to some of the people i've been talking to among the dipl

the european union has warned the u.s. secretary of state might pump am against escalating the situation over iran's nuclear deal it comes as america's top diplomat made an unexpected visit to brussels to talk to you minister. correspondent peter. to tell us what more do we know about these talks. well they certainly would expected that's what we know neal they weren't planned at all might pompei o coming out of nowhere basically on monday and turning up to the foreign affairs council of the european union. we understand that during the meetings that he had he was told by federica marco we need the high representative of the e.u. foreign affairs basically the equivalent of an e.u. foreign minister without there ever being an e.u. foreign minister. the u.s. shouldn't get militarily involved in iran and that the e.u. would still committed to making sure that the iran deal are signed in 2015 could still be viable. michael heard very clearly today from from the us the most responsible attitude to take is we believe should be a

well some of the states some of the founding members of european union nationally very about turkey coming in because when turkey joins the e.u. because of our population we would be either the largest or the 2nd largest country with a population which means we will have an important say in the commission in the parliament in the budget making process and they would not want to give up their leadership position to turkey and they will try to postpone turkey's membership as much as possible but to be honest for me the ideal issue is not the end result the process itself is more important than the result so it might come to a point where turkey would change her mind and not become a member but we're not there yet or european union could change their mind and decide that turkey is not fit for membership i know that you blame 2 european lawmakers like the dutch m.e.p. cathy perry for being anti islam and anti immigration when they actually throw socks with turkey however they and the piece criticize the turkish government for being too harsh on dissidents and a lot of those critics are actuall

yeah i mean there's always bridges to build with different countries look the european union deploy i would say the structure of the of the european union is a failure many countries now have realized you is not a solution it's actually a problem so every country have their own interest and i'm not surprised if marine le pen will work with the leading a lot of people you know about a nudge of for out for the for the breaks of the movement if it works and if it's in into the interest of countries then they will definitely work together and so vinny's very close to marine le pen as well so i don't see anything that will go the distance so the big elephant in the room if you will we are watching this vote amid rising nationalist sentiment across the continent well not just in europe but everywhere really could in the new parliament have an influence on you policies with regard to immigration and refugees and are we seeing a more. culture arising in the. i don't really like the drawing between you know the national is a movement an example of a movement there is a prob with immigration in

you must remember the european parliament is very few pause the european union is not a democracy it's run by a bureaucracy called the commission and the elections and the real effect on that. pas be will have got to elect very soon a new head of the european commission they've got to head elect a new president the european council will to arrange for a new president of the european central bank and put them into these 3 figures will mean much much more in the shaping the future of europe than anything that's happened in the elections over you say the european parliament has limited powers that there's been such a turnout this time around and you know as well as our european parliamentary elections that's a pain without a trace normally it doesn't. it doesn't matter the turnout was not huge it was only 52 percent which is actually quite quite modest in fact they were very lucky to get over the 50 percent more but most 52 means 48 percent of europeans just stayed in bed. it's almost 5050. between those who didn't pull the voting in those who voted that's not a huge democratic can do all

union. then just as we've surprised people in these european elections we will go full would absolutely stunned them in the next general election there's a big wake up call here to westminster let's see whether they list these elections well in 242014 elections having won 28 any peace but since then they'd suffer the number of defections when a number of those candidates shifting over to the briggs and polity who have now taken over the mantle as the main pro bragg's of party here in the u.k. and in fact we can have a breakdown of some of the more prominent leadership of that private party. of course briggs that has been dominating the political sphere his in. the u.k. to the point that perhaps votes is off fed up with it all and just want the politicians to get on with it now the 2 main parties here in the u.k. labor in the conservatives they had. tories of course are gearing up to try to get a new leader in place and they're going through that process now the new tory leader presumably new

well amnesty international has blasted several european union states saying they have failed to poll their obligations in regards to the arms trade treaty because they're selling weapons to saudi arabia living with arms that will likely be used in the war in yemen the bar has been bouncing off european ports like a pinball this is a serious test of country's resolve to uphold the obligations on the arms trade treaty and you common position on arms exports several states have food this test in the space of just a few days now the concern is that some of these weapons could be being used on the front line in the war in yemen and could be being used against civilians now that yemen conflicts being ongoing out since 2014 around 10000 people have lost their lives in the conflict and millions have been pushed to the brink of starvation it's been described by the united nations as being the world's worst humanitarian disaster and the concern from amnesty international is that if it is possible that the weapons being sold by e.u. member states to saudi arabia are being used in any way to per

so the record dorman democracy is not very good and besides the european union is run by a bureaucratic commission we're getting excited in this country but you have any elections at the end of this month in fact the year pretty elections will make no difference to will happens in europe because a commission will still run things as well as greece the bracks referendum reruns been touted as well that was a very close vote in twenty sixteen is there any real deal yes we know in turkey well the you know that the european commission is trying every way possible to get a second referendum here mean donald tusk makes the president of the european council makes no bones about it he would like britain to return as a full member of the european union and of course if they get what's called a people's. lou we've already had the people's vote if there is a rerun then again to fix in such a way that the bricks of it will be split in the one tremaine would probably get a higher vote the they'll regret anything to action is all such as they want back to istanbul that could going back to the polls th

union or the project as such or greece. would appreciate you coming on r.t. international to see newly broken is my guest professor for european studies at stanford in berlin. in other news donald trump said that he has no fears about the latest military tests by north korea despite his top diplomats john bolton among pompei are condemning gangs actions north korea fired off some small weapons which disturbs some of my people and others but not me i have confidence that chairman kim will keep his promise to me un security council resolutions prohibit north korea from firing any bill istic missiles in terms of violating security council resolutions there is no doubt about that this comes after north korea launched several short range missile earlier this month sometime selfhood initially condemned pyongyang's tests that broke a $500.00 day moratorium disarmament talks between the 2 countries collapsed earlier in this year after washington rejected a partial lifting of sanctions without full denuclearization. well tom's tweet