The diplomat was reportedly beaten, handcuffed and brought to a police station - to be released shortly afterwards. This comes as other issues spark a diplomatic spat between the countries
In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert, discuss the good news for the economy as compensation payments for fraud trickles into the local economy and then they introduce the concept of the People's Price Fix and a Keiser's Hierarchy of Price Fixing. In the second half, Max interviews Professor Antal E. Fekete of FeketeResearch.com about Fed induced hyper-deflation and why the American Austrians were wrong to predict that quantitative easing would cause inflation.
A pro-opposition television station in the Maldives came under attack early on Monday, when masked men started a fire which gutted the building. About six men on motorbikes threatened and chased away a security guard before setting fire to studios at Raajje TV, according to station owner Akram Kamaludeen.
In Syria, chemical disarmament may be making progress - but there's still no solution in sight to another severe crisis the conflict has created, that of the refugees. The UN estimates that four million more Syrians will be forced out of their homes - and more than 8 million will be in need of aid. To discuss the situation and possible ways out, RT talks to President of the International Committee of the Red Cross Peter Maurer.
Belgian firemen were protesting against national budget cuts for the fire department in Brussels on Monday. Firemen from all the country gathered in front of Prime Minister's office with fire trucks and blocked traffic in Brussels' ring road. They burned tyres in the streets and sprayed water and foam towards police guarding the protest. At some point police officers stood knee-deep in foam on the street. Talks are ongoing on the ministerial level on the new Belgian budget, and firemen are protesting against cuts in their insurance benefits and insufficient staffing.
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