and it's not only gas which europe desperately needs. the continent has also been struggling to reduce its consumption of coal in line with policies aimed at limiting greenhouse gases. but as our chief to meet republic comments, those green energy ambitions might have to take a step back for just a bit. environmentalism is all the rage right now, but mother nature doesn't always play ball. winter comes whether there's wind enough or not to power the turbines and where it's freezing cold. no one actually cares if gas and coal are green. energy prices are skyrocketing in europe and environmental initiatives seem to only be making things worse. the fact that wind farms are useless when there's no wind is a big problem for the likes of the u. k. for example, where they're supposed to produce around 20 percent of the country's energy supply . so it's back to dirtier forms of power. less than that we need to learn that fossil fuels are still needed in the energy mix in order to back up renewable energy. because if we continue to remove all the

they arrive in sicily to many migrants arrive, and europe is not helping us. a big show is made out of these crossings. in addition, in italy, there are many people who think they are being good and say they want to welcome migrants. but in reality, they do not realize how many difficulties there are for italians and for us to cillian who are experiencing a really difficult period. lately is wallen, of a number of european countries experiencing a surgeon asylum claims you care. france relations recently took a new turn for the worst after french president manuel mc kron accused. boris johnson of feeling to offer any kind of solution to the cross channel migrant crisis. on the belarus, poland border remains tends to prompting the bell russian leader to visit one of the migrant centers the merv. lampa deuce essays, europe ought to have a rethink on migration so, so i so say the solution is easy. europe cannot delegate the task of welcoming migraines to certain states. europe must assume its responsibilities more should be done, but the question is, what did you

and this is something we in europe have to do as well . at least from my point of view is that the agencies in the past actually said exactly what they want to have and they even order and not i've changed this process a little but that they offer now for service. so they create the market. they say, hey, we are willing to buy some kind of service, for example, some, some of our service for so many millions or billions and now it's up to the private market to come up with our 1st. so everybody can actually step in and to say, k, we can, we can offer you a solution for the the press you have for the service you are asking for. and this is the fleet, please change the process. so it sounds like you are for europe opening up more to our private to private companies. how is europe doing as a competitor in the space race relative say to the us or china? well, to be honest, i think we maybe not in the 1st robot we are catching up. as i just mentioned. there's a you can space agencies on one side, but also the industry has to adapt to this. no pr

europe stands at a crossroads will remain dependent on washington is a junior partner or will europe opt to play the role of a great power on the world stage. so you see this statistic that 90 percent of the wow, the sell by 10 percent of the population and they added trillions of dollars to their network. since the pandemic, one would look out onto the american landscape and reversed. the figures are lawyers are too weak against organized crime punishment. so to lean and so there's a lot of things you need to do in the area of criminal law that is not been done, not by the current government, not by the former government, because they don't realize what's needed to be done and we need made you changes in sweden to fix this problem, we need to real life sentences. we need much more surveillance. when it comes to criminal gowns, we need a special penal code to fight criminal gangs that april posts 10 years ago. but no one listened back them. and the government current and the former government, they are doing minor changes, but those changes doesn't matter. while a crime rates are sky

we certainly wouldn't have the number of deaths with gas prices smash all time records in europe with the e. u. again pointing the finger of blame of russia despite moscow fulfilling its supply contract. it's like doping, a top sports magazine, questions, transgender athletes, participation and women support claiming they have an unfair advantage over other competitors and around rages within the us democratic party after one of its own sentences, effectively torpedoes, jo biden's, lavish infrastructure bill in the senate. we look at why it's fueling a crisis of confidence among the democrats. ah, tyler just turned 11. i am here in moscow on i was calling bray. welcome to your world news from archie international was starting in europe, where gas prices have jumped to all time record highs. more countries grapple with the energy crunch. there's apparently still time to play the blame game, pointing the finger again at russia despite moscow fulfilling previously agreed contract. gus prom supplies gas according to consumers, requests and full compliance with a current contractual obliga

and europe, we only talk about refugees. there is no strategy for all the economic migrants who come to italy. the problem of migrants is, according to the search and rescue plan, regulations, concerns all states and not just italy. you must enforce this regulation and make other states help migrants as well. italy certainly cannot declare war on molds up if the u. n. has austell states to speak up and solve the problem through international agreements. and if, until now the problem has never been addressed by any one. it means there is no political will to try to solve the problem of migrants. we've repeatedly said that the problem is not being addressed by anyone. and if it is not addressed, that will be more deaths, more landings, and no end to ngo's helping migrants that see, this is the pattern. there is no solution because no one wants to find it. nothing will ever change as long as things remain like this. a slogan that was meant to promote respect for muslim women has sparked outrage among french politicians. the say

the solution is easy. europe cannot delegate the task of welcoming migrants to certain states. europe must assume as responsibilities more should be done, but the question is, what does europe not want to tackle the issue of migration? there is no strategy to keep migrants away. it doesn't exist because margaret would bypass the obstacle and was still come to italy, even pussy. it was to control boulders would be useless, their laws and documents that should be respected and that europe itself does not respect. there is no end to all this. the situation is always the same, nothing has changed. here in lamp inducer, there are no places to welcome every one. we have more than 300 and aged children who do not know where to send our reception, sensory suffering. there are too many people. the politicians are not thinking about it right now. we are collapsing, we can't go on like this. from the you. we have received only indifference and from the italian government also indifference that we seemed to spend half our lives these days online, constantly sharing our personal info with banks an

and in eastern europe. it's being viewed as a long term strategy shift of foreign policy. china can of course, support the submission of new regional transportation. how, what you think the united states is weighing in all this because lithuania is part of the you, it's already in a, a tough block. but i think the message of so for me to send wars including the upcoming warriors clear to us, sometimes it's able to take a country by force. it can not take the heart of his people because to us does not necessarily beauty in the local economy. and sometimes use it many as a military spring board delights over the people to read and much more after the war. so we all see that the u. s. shows almost all the time to sustain long lasting job political influence of countries so far away. so it is, i think, a bad deal also for the american people to the u. s. u. c took for precedence tree and took dollars. callis live last and 2 decades to and to be unable to replace the tale. i think area such as pie was to see tha

one actual gas in europe. her have an all time record increasing almost 20 percent compared to yesterday. it's lining up a triple threat, just as when to demands is about to kick in. the surging wholesale prices can we find with low levels of stored gas and the spectra of rising fuel poverty? charlotte depends explain where the costs, if you report horses was expected. so people may have used more energy during the summer months. also locked downs across europe could have impacted the amount of energy people use at home. we also know that they've been a problem with wind. energy. lo winds have not been able to create enough energy to top up the deficits, and we know that you are paying companies have been tough competition over gas supplies with asian companies. all of it has seen the energy tank. we're used to what it should be pre pandemic capacity was around 84 percent. it's currently standing way down the 2nd one percent. all of it comes as you continue to all over the eyes. you think gas supply from russi

u k. destroyer also to come europe worse, energy crisis in decades rattles the politicians with consume is facing a chilly winter with fuel. but it's a familiar escape going to make his demand that moscow pump small gas. but the way to story has captivated the nation has many wondering why not the same media attention when people of color go missing? well, the answer actually has a name missing white woman, internal with us please on a massive man hunt in the suspected murder of a young white woman, mainstream media focused on whether her right is the real reason why this being such a public outcry. ah, hello, good morning, just go 9 o'clock in the russian capital. you're watching artie international. nato members are calling forever view of the line says strategy. the crisis grows over a new security agreement between the u. s. u. k. and australia. it's paris left act of the loop. francis defends chief says that political dialogue between nato states has disappeared. let you to does. it says you near the attitude of the united states toward the submarine program is a southern associati

i agree with europe. the city authorities had the right to not promote algebra t, everyone has this rise, nubian union should find another way of them. the voice of i'm not a fan of pro l g b t zones. but on the other hand, every one has a right to their own life. in on the part of the european union, it is very unfair. such things should not be combined. here is the man and here's the money. there are completely separate matters. i think nothing should be done by force. if there is no such need in poland, you do not have to force anything. our local governors justified, they do turn saying they're not ready to be accountable for the financial loss. i one expert we heard from told us that such an approach by the a you to maintain unity in the block is a path to dictatorship. every local power should act according to the wheel. and i have a lot of a degree of power, especially in this case, especially in this case. so, you know, i'm not entering to the subject matter, not talking about about the lesbian, g

so in the case of europe, everybody runs to blame russia. i think there's a lot of scrambling and it starts now around the world to try to figure out how to get the fuels to people who need it for the, for the, for the coming winter. but it's a little bit late in the day to be thinking about this right now. so i think we're headed for a very difficult 6 months. it's also claimed that the, you have been aggressive with a shutdown of coal and also its own domestic gas fields, coupled with a heavy carbon taxation. while at the same time, it happens, gotten quite enough to make up for that by committing fully to call and future this tremendous attack on fossil fuel shills going on all over the western world, you know, in the name of abating climate change and so on. but it's been very reckless and, and it's, and it's really has injured the capacity of the market to respond to, to pi signals and to demand properly. so you have all these factors working in. so you've got the supply restrictions, artificial in many directions, regulatory restrictio

, then europe gets new, opportunities under new worlds, or europe is not any longer, completely dependent to united states. so d, america, europe, america, are playing dia, politics to preserve their global leadership last year, losing power. and they don't care about consumer prices and energy security in europe, daycare on there a martin. and since we have all of our american politicians here, a whole industry of returns, this is very powerful. so what we have there is no rational reason there is no, there is no rational room because the rushing behavior of the clothes on ecology inches. but the reason behind is angie rushing rave is g in politics made bought a deep stain on washington and moving the program on the rushes. sputnik, the covert vaccine this close to being approved by the world health organization. a spokesperson for the organization made that announcement on friday. but getting sputnik certificates recognized internationally is proving to be an uphill struggle . in germany, a lawmaker from the left party is filing a lawsuit softer. local authorities failed to accept his s

s. less rain in china and brazil, less wind in europe. i don't know while or visit events appeared, occur. but this, as i would say, well or the inventories on gas. and so we see today and exceptional circumstance, i think that after winter time we should be able to come back to better prices and lower prices, which would be good for everybody. thanks so much for that, patrick, i'm going to bring in bernard at this point when you think about this with regards to b p, we understand that the you, of course, is talking about composing legislation today. they're going to roll that out in brussels, which would essentially require that all oil and gas drilling would be stopped in the arctic and that there would be an inability to bring those products to market. obviously that would impact to total energy. that would impact be potentially and how worried are you about that? well, again, and it's great to be here and in moscow as well. thank you for including b p in the conversation. i think what this crisis in europe regard to prices has reminde

k, and australia. europe's worst energy shortage in decades. russell's a you politicians with consumers facing a chilly winter with a few may be, but this for many escape go to as lawmakers demanded moscow pump, small gar, plus. but the way the story has captivated the nation has many wondering why not the same media attention when people of color go missing. well, the answer actually has a name missing white woman syndrome with us police on a massive man hunt for the murder of a 22 year old white woman in a national park mainstream media focusing on whether her races. the real reason why there's been such a public outcry. ah, i just haven't fully answered here. good afternoon from russia. this is out in to national live with me, kevin, though, in from a world news center. first nato members calling for a review of the alliances strategies. big news. we talked about this 1st full yesterday. as the crisis grows over a new security agreement between the us, the u. k. and his trailer, with paris left out of the loop, frances defense chief, say political dialogue between nato states is more

and europe. and that's the latest business update here on d w 4 more you can always check out our website at www dot com slash business or follow us on social media from in the team thanks for watching. or not to well. what about assuring the economy instead. of. the change in thinking is changing the economy to create something new. for the economics magazine maybe in germany. next on. we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. manticora. concert for food. and some great cultural memorials to boot. d.w. trouble we go. remember how almost every 2nd show about hero made was about digital disruption we used to collectively gaze into the future in the hope of a better more efficient life with less work and most spare time allowing tech to take care of things the problem was government said companies dragging their feet refusing to adopt anything.

is trying to turn europe against moscow. so your list of 30 of them will go to the us openly say that cooperation with russia is contrary to europe's energy security interests. they want to directly embroiled in this area and reduce our independence. europe's future could look pretty bleak without russian gas. so why would washington treat its friends like this? the pipeline has been completed and it's, it's to the situation now is about approval on the you is in a fiscal situation when the pressure is going to be maybe not immediately, but the pressure is going to be substantially got this over the line if with 2 months from now we're in the midst of a cold wind. sudden pressure is going to ramp open. i don't think sanctions is going to ultimately get in the way of out at any rate. winter is approaching. there's not enough warmth to go around. and gas prices have been getting heated. ah ah, to make matters worse, this energy crisis is in danger of becoming a food crisis in the netherlands. energy shortages are forcing green

also this europe worse energy shortage in decades, roughly the politicians, consumers facing the chilly winter ahead with that fuel system really escaped with filmmakers demand that moscow pump, small gas. but the way the story has captivated the nation has many wondering, one at the same media attention when people of color go missing. well, the answer actually has a name missing white woman syndrome with us police on a massive man hunting. the suspect is murder of a young white woman, mainstream media focused on whether her race is the real reason why there's been such a public outcry. ah, hello, there's mid day here in moscow, you're watching artie international, nighttime and mr. calling forever. he has the line see, strategy is the crisis grows over a new security agreement between the u. s. u k. and also a stray leah with paris less out of the loop, frances defense chief says that political dialogue between nato states has all but disappeared. let you to do it as you need the attitude of the united states. one of the submarine program is a further investigation of zation that we h

and the trend has taken root in cities across europe. the big challenge that they're facing is around profitability. and i think in order for this model to be viable, they need to scale. and there are a lot of horses in this race at the moment. so i think when we look to the future, we're certainly going to see some consolidation. and these rapid delivery providers might even be a good acquisition target for some of the big markets. of course, the pandemic has helped enormously the arrival of the services market demand for convenience. and we'll drive for the next transformation in food retail. but they are likely to replace the weekly food shop because speed comes with a trade off. in order to be so quick, these rapid delivery companies have to offer a vastly reduced product selection, one or 2000 items, compared to around 50000 on the shelves of a traditional supermarket. but for shoppers with a need for speed, anything longer than 15 minutes may seem to slow. and finally, here's a shaggy dog tail for you. a german startup called motor

they could then drift into parts of africa and even into mainland. europe. is widespread frustration and canada. prime minister just introduce for blowing around half a $1000000000.00 on a mid pandemic election. which few wanted and which left the country's political, makeup, belly unchanged as to those party still in power. what a waste of time and $610000000.00. after the most point, the selection and canadian history, it is time the prime minister gets to work addressing the real issues facing canadians. this selection was a blow below the bout delta. all can add an steward, the worst circumstances we've had in decades. it would save taxpayers a tremendous amount of money and force politicians to make things work even when they don't go their way. let's throw 3rd election. when in a row, he called the snap vote 2 years ahead of schedule, hoping to capitalize on his handling of the pandemic. his liberal party is falling a bit short of its goal, the predicted to win just 158 seats of the 170 needed for overall control. and not all canadians are happy that t

for many of them, it's already too late at the last plains to europe, the far east and north america have already already departed. a head of travel deadlines imposed by various governments. although carry is off, offering flights to doha, undue by which our major connection hubs. but all corresponding fall asleep. earlier i spoke with travelers. south africa was biggest that i did because nothing i can do coming as a whole not getting anything that's the thing. i don't know when when i can, i can fly between. we've checked on the front and the flight wasn't consult. i think you can. you hear? i'm see, i'm 10 flights the way they do everything. so we're going to buy a new ticket, so they have chaos. anxiety and confusion. following the discovery of a new coven variant called emmy crohn, at his turn, the world upside down. people are rushing to the a port in a pace for the attempt to get on any remaining flight. and in fact, the queue of people are lining up in front of a ticket sales counter. they're hoping it will open and there might be a few things that they can still get on. many

so again, many of become disenchanted with what they imagined europe would be like. and what they have found reality to be like again, we expect many more repatriation floods from iraq from ah, from other countries perhaps. but the, the situation is that there has been a di escalation on the political level. there was also been contact between belarus and. 3 the european union president lucas, chicago, or his administration just couldn't just coming out saying there, i know about 7000 migrants currently and bellows, about 2000 of them here near the border with near the checkpoint. the border with, with poland. and many of them are going to be driven back to mins click capital, and they're going to seek those flights, carrying them out of the country. a quick warning now that you might find this following video, distressing with routes from better route into pony, largely sealed off. margaret said trying to look further north at the lithuanian border when a russian border services released this on verified video, allegedly showing lithuanian police with dogs forcing m

europe certainly was very hopeful that things would improve and abide and know at the g 7. the french president, amount of way, mccaul even said now that the united states is quote, definitely back as europe's partner. it's not really so certainly joe biden is setting a new tone without question. and tone is very important in international relations . so we welcome this, this positive tone. we welcome the, the possibility of some, some type of reset with transatlantic relations and economic relations. important to realize that the biden administration is continuing many of the trump era policies. so back to your point about us, china decoupling, for example, the biden administration appears to be charging a course with respect to china policy. that's every bit as talk and protectionist as the trump administration. so as i said, tone is important. it's, it creates opportunities. there are some, some green shoots, and some of these trade dispute putting out some of these fires. but ultimately, the, the results will have to speak for themselves. tone is not an i, we need resul

and it's making inroads in europe. and this will lead to be problems with them is the what you want to work. let's say that in france, just put it in perspective. in france, we have the law that has been voted in 19 o 5, which is the freedom of calls which gives you which separates the states from the religion. so every woman has the right to word their stuff. this is really a big problem, is that the islamists use it to hold press women in the areas of france with this and they go any more and, and women where it just to have peace, i'm up or yeah, you what you say. but when you talk to muslim women here in france on, in other countries, you have some women that say that i want to learn that it's my freedom. and i feel ok worrying that as to women in iran. and if you prefer sunni country, as the women in saudi arabia going to what they think of the heat shops when the police follows them to see if they are made up. and if they wear it shocked. well, all in black, that is diversity, not at all. in the world news, 8 peo

okay, so maybe we don't have the tourism aspect space here in europe, but europe does still have a very well developed space industry. so when do you see that we can make gains in the future space technology after all, you're very heavily involved in the industry yourself. yes, i think europe is leading in terms of satellites like technology, market share and export market. it's very strong in europe. europe is very strong and application live kind of remote sensing navigation is a strong clarence space and of course space tourism you need also the territory. i mean, you saw the images from, from new mexico. you wouldn't find these type of spaceport locations here and you're usually, so it's a tourist thing. but other than that, i think we see a global room in space, which includes europe. all right, and back to the the tourism question specifically, i know this is an industry which for now just seems to be for the super rich. when do you think you will, i will be taking a holiday in space. if i had to go, i would be tempted to do it actually, obviously you want to see a leg if you thou

existent as it is. few deepens over a secure hill between australia and alliance members. britain and europe was an issue shortage in decades, rattle of evolution with consumer exposing it surely winter without fuel. there's so many escape tube, lawmakers demand moscow pump more gas the way the story has captivated the nation, has many wondering why not the same media attention when people of color go missing? well, the answer actually has a name missing white woman syndrome, where the u. s. police are a massive man for the killer of a 22 year old white woman american minds. she media focused on what her re sees, the real reason why it is such a public outcry. aah! life for moscow! thanks for joining us tonight on the international law. daniel hawkins with util. sunrise. rather you are welcome to the program. i may so members are calling for review of headlines who strategy as a crisis grows over a new security agreement between the u. s. u. k. and australia with france unceremoniously nudged out of that deal. it's defense chief says political dialogue within the block has all but disappeare

and the question that we're hearing now in the holds of congress in parliament, in europe, and in the press and in there on television, internationally is, is who the we blame. we need to consider some uncomfortable truth that we did not fully comprehend the depth of corruption and poor leadership in her senior ranks. that we did not grass a damaging effect of frequent and unexplained rotations by president gunny of his commanders. and that we fail to fully grasp why there was only so much for which and for home. many of the afghan forces would fight. this has been a 10 year balled by administration, draw down not a 19 month or 19 day neo. these scandal is nowhere near over the americans calling it been ghazi on steroids, the republicans as well as ordinary americans that she the end of the war is humiliating. for america, they want someone held responsible, the biden, the miss administration, as was the pentagon, so far, they have done their best to absolve themselves of all accountability for what many americans again see as the catastrophe. they argue that the fault is with many am

the dispute deepens over a security deal between australia and alliance members. britain of the us europe west energy shortage in decades, rattle the politicians, the consumers facing a chilly winter without fuel. but there's a familiar escape go to was lawmakers demand the moscow pump? small gas also ahead. but the way the story has captivated the nation has many wondering why not the same media attention when people of color go missing. well, the answer actually has a name missing white woman syndrome with us police on a massive manhattan for the killer of a 22 year old white woman, american mainstream media focused on whether her braces the real reason why there's such a public outcry. ah, hello of life from moscow. this is the international. it's just a midnight here in the russian capital. now, friday, the 24th of september, i'm calling brake. use this with the nato members, are calling for a review of the alliance strategy. as a crisis, grows over a new security agreement between the us, the u. k, and australia, with france unceremoniously nudged out of the deal. it's defense chief

member states, all very aware that europe is a destination of choice for many fleeing. i've got this done so much so that earlier this month, 6 member states put their name to a letter warning house stopping deportations back to afghanistan would be viewed him, stopping return since the wrong signal and is likely to march of 8, even more african citizens to leave their home for the u. many hope to the 2015 refugee crisis was a warm, soft not to be repeated event. it would see know that reality may have different plans. right now, we know that up to 5000000 guns of thinking to leave their country and added would be much more than we have seen. and 2015. the overwhelming majority of what we know from the pole in germany and continental europe don't want to see a new wave of mass migration, especially not from garrison where people off to 40 years of war. 6 for them, it's extremely difficult to, to integrate into the very liberal and feminine european societies. so there is a consensus from the center to the right. don't let them in and don't agree with the 2nd 2015. well,

as it deepens over a security deal between australia and alliance members, britain of the us europe worst energy shortage in decades rattles the you politicians with consumers facing a truly wind without fuel. so that's a familiar scape goat was lawmakers demand that moscow pump. small gas also ahead but the way the story has captivated the nation has many wondering why not the same media attention when people of color go missing? well, the answer actually has a name missing white woman syndrome review as a police on a massive manhattan for the killer of a 22 year old white woman, national park, mainstream media focus on whether her race is the real reason why there's such a public outcry ah, hello, live and worldwide, this is the international from moscow. my name is colleen bray. welcome to world news this. our 1st and nato members are calling for a review of the alliances strategy. as the crisis grows over, a new security agreement between the u. s. u k and australia. amanda france was unceremoniously nudged out. its defense chief says political dialogue between nato states as all but

not in a spot in europe, but on an exchange in st. petersburg. but in general, exchange trading is not very effective because it carries a lot of risks, is not a watch shorts and ties or a car, or even oil that can be produced in store anywhere. gas is not sold like that on the market. so stupid, honestly. so the sense i'm getting is her from listening to what it is at the same what you explained is it, you know, russia is a reliable supplier of gas. it stays by the word of its contracts. the problem being, it seems that they're just on in of contract, people haven't contracted into long term gas supplies. so obviously russia is not going to want to be made out to the bud guy here. what can you do with regards the pricing? well, man, you're absolutely right, and the thing is i, the european lawmakers might have shot themselves in the foot here. and, well, conceptually nukes the wallets of the end of the line, consumers of ordinary europeans. so here's, here's the thing about natural gas. it's not oil. you can just, you know, get it one time store

so i need to expansion in eastern europe as well. so it's rather late in the day to suddenly wake up to the fire. the nato has rather changed the organization concerned with protecting western europe in the north atlantic, as it was in the cold post. 945 cold war dorothy long gone. and it also how much is important. france isn't this. that, for instance, employ a status in europe which have got military capacity of any real fe that's friends in britain and france and britain have been strictly close the united states. however, when push comes to shove it, as we've seen with this new new deal with a strip and the nuclear submarines, britain is always a little bit more trusty, always a little bit more special. i don't exaggerate the special relationship based for the choice to france and britain, i think because it always take the bris. so there's a limit to how far friends can persist. clearly very, very annoying about australia deal with by the diesel submarines and they're going in with britain and america to get new cars. some reas

south carolina, the other week that terminal, that's the worst president united, knew a gas prices in europe, take new records with the german government warning people to prepare for a close to fries a month mean time the country energy regulator is still the ground that operating license to the now fully completed russia node stream to gas pipeline. i g stands for instagram, but it also stands. but insta, green, exploiting kids for profit us lawmakers roast facebook. then after the company's own research shows it instagram platform, palms, children's mental health. but they fail to come up with any legislation. wow, a hit by a wave of anti lockdown. riley's australia sees a rise in cases of alleged police brutality against protest. ah. hello there, good evening. from russia friday, october, the 1st life my will do stage crew. moscow is our tea with me, kevin. the 1st, as you heard, the jailed us activist martin goldfields. back in the spotlight. he serving time for a cyber attack on a hospital, which he claims that mistreated a teenage girl is a case we've followed closely along the way. a

a renewed pandemic clamp down across much of western europe. a spark widespread unrest and classroom with police. although the european union is actually distancing itself from the top security response saying that's purely a matter for national governments. ah hm. with that, since the european commission was not present at the scene of the riots and is not a police organization, it is not in the best position to comment on the actions of the police of the e. you states the maintenance of public order is strictly within the scope of the national forties of the you states and is supervised by the national courts. and the european commission is not in the best position to make specific comments at an anti locked on protest. and the dutch city of rotterdam, there were $51.00 arrests, and 3 people are hospitalized off the police fire warning shots. it was similar scenes in the hague, with 7 arrests made there. and in austria, demonstrators were met with a heavy handed police respond softer. the announcement of mandatory cove. it shows it also be la

could happen in europe as well. and, and i think they obviously european lawmakers will be watching with opening up with in europe is sustainable over the long term over or whether, what britain this doing, being very cautious is something they will be forced to also adhere to later on in the year. so definitely i think they'll be watching what's happening in the u. k. their get math with the view from london. thank you. and here are some other stories making news. the white house of the now said plan to give away millions of doses of corona, virus vaccines. initially, the u. s. will donate 25000000 vaccines. they will be distributed to countries in south and central america, africa, and asia, through the global vaccine sharing initiative. kovacs overall, the u. s. plans to donate 80000000 vaccines by the end of june, greece has begun a vaccination campaign for asylum seekers living in often over crowded camps on it's on the island. vaccines have already been offered to the general public for stuff, month. the greek

europe gets new opportunities and a new world or europe is love any longer, completely dependent to the united states. so to america, europe, america are playing dia, politics, to preserve their global leadership rule as the only superpower and they don't care about consumer prices and energy security. in europe, they care on their part. and since the whole others, pro american politicians fear of a whole industry of turns, this is very powerful. so what we have there is no rational reason there is no, there is no rational reason because of russia b. no, because on ecology inches. but the reason behind is angie rushing rave is g in politics made a deep statement. washington d. c rushes. sputnik. the covert vaccine is close to being approved by the world health organization. a spokesperson for the w. h. o. made that announcement on friday. but getting sputnik certificates recognized internationally is proving to be an uphill struggle. in germany, a lawmaker from the left party is filing a lawsuit after local authorities feel to accept his sputnik the certificate heater . dim says it

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we in short guaranteed uninterrupted gas deliveries to europe. we have every reason to believe that this year we will reach record levels of gas deliveries on the global market. when prices are volatile when they're going through the roof, what can help with that extra supplies? president prudent said that there was not a single occasion when rushes energy joined gas from refused a request from europe for additional natural gas exports. and what mr. brewton was asked a straightforward question whether moscow has ever used the energy sector as a political weapon. his answer was straightforward. no, want to ask you about it directly. has russia been using energy as a weapon? russia's not using any weapons. if you've been paying attention as for the economy, where are we using weapons and what conflicts are we taking part and for the economy? this is not something we tend to use. this is what i call a politically motivated talk. there's nothing to support it when it comes to saying that we use energy as some kind of weapon at the end of the day. i g

a dispute deepens over a security deal between australia and a launch members. britain and the us. europe was energy shortage in decades. rattle is e. politicians with consumers facing its surely winter without fuel. but as a familiar escape to lawmakers, them all the moscow pump more gas. but the way the story has captivated the nation has many wondering why not the same media attention when people of color go missing. well, the answer actually has a name missing white woman syndrome, where big us police are a massive man hunt for the killer of a 22 year old white woman american mainstream media focused on whether her race is the real reason why it is such a public outcry, ah and i live from oscar. thanks for joining us in our team. finacialow. daniel hawkins with the usual sunrise. welcome to the program. nato members are calling for review of the lines of strategy as a crisis grows over a new security agreement between the u. s. and the u. k. on australia with france unceremoniously nudged out of the deal is defense chief says political dialogue within the block has all but disappeared

and europe, especially thing very well. actually, we're getting close to the magic number for the magic number now, is that 85 percent are vaccinated or have been infected? that's a really good place to be because you're not getting for the granted praise her to mean it's, you know, that we don't like pretty much a certain you're getting a high level of protection in our community. tremendous items. i mean we're talking the number one euro and we would like.

not everybody in europe is happy. you have, for example, from germany in eastern european capitals who are asking the question why other countries are not taking on the burden of dealing with these refugees. first to we have to discuss how to accommodate the people in the neighboring countries and move forward. the next step would be to look further, but a european solution would certainly be difficult. we have not yet managed to create a common asylum policy. but almost all the c p. we must anticipate and protect ourselves against major, irregular my great re flows that would endanger those who use them and feed trafficking of all kinds. we will therefore take the initiative to build without delay, a robust, coordinated, and united response that will involve the fight against irregular flows. now, despite miracles, concern about the human crisis and the potential impact that this could have on europe. but she did manage to find time to attend to full premier in berlin. and this is despite the criticism that so far, g

no portugal has only 2 percent of europe population. it produces almost a quarter of europe bite. it's almost a bit ironic that the bike business is doing so well here. know in lisbon or porto . you won't find out that many cyclists on the cobblestone streets. it's very hard to find a flat street. so it's very haley you, you really need a better way to go up hill, and we also don't have any biking lanes or we have them, but only at the ocean size. bite makers in portugal, acknowledge that cyclists here still have a tough road ahead of them. so see new movies in the past, people used to ride a bike 1st and then those who could afford it. switch to a motorcycle or cars. this mentality that important people have cars made bikes less appealing them, but that's starting to change. and so locally made bikes. are taking a detour, 1st to europe, and then around the world, but quite a few. returning to the healey city of portugal. and his reminder of the top story we are following for you at this hour chain. i hope the leading international conference on artificial intelligence that will l

also on the show 20 years later, the euro unites much of europe and still divides many opinions. we'll look at how the single currency made it this far. hello and welcome to the show. i'm so busy in berlin. we begin in hong kong or shares in the controversial chinese a. i start up since time search 23 percent on their market debut. a since time was supposed to live in new york. however, the us treasury blacklisted the firm only a week ago saying it's facial recognition software was designed to oppress weaker muslims in the chinese province of shin. john, the move essentially prohibits american investment in the firm will since times i p o is the latest example of how western businesses are under pressure over the issue of change on both at home and in china. and that pressure is only growing the united states recently passed tough new legislation that puts the onus on businesses to prove that there sourcing is clear of force labor and china has targeted muslim minority, weaker population through a series of internment camps, force labor programs, and intense surveillance, more th