, and is eager to sell in europe in the united states game. and tried to convince the european allies that if they were to take on this technology, that they would be opening themselves to subterfuge, going forward by the chinese. and they've had mixed success on that front. but i think at least this issue of china is taking a much more central position in the european debate than it did even a year ago. i think just to add on this, it's also difficult to advance the debate in europe because of the public mood and of the public perception of china, which is only shifting very slowly. so china is still not perceived as a threat in germany and also in many other european countries. and then we have in addition to the account making twists, obviously the business interests of china. and this together is something which sort of politicians have to consider when they take a strong approach to china, to take the population with them and to explain to them why we have to change our china policy. and can you imagine she doing pain going into listening

now europe's energy crisis covey to an agreement on global corporate taxation. these just some of the issues worldly dis, got to grips with at the g 20 summit in italy, while it was the group's 1st in person gathering the weekend since the start of the pandemic, but didn't pass without some controversy. with the french president accusing his australian counterpart of lying about that controversial deal for submarines i do see when, when we have with can be too young to behave in mine and consistently with his value. i don't think i know you feel at all. and if i feel awful tag, it was a contract. before the sun had got underway, there was an important meeting between us president joe biden and french president emanuel micron. the intention of that get together had been to extinguish the awkwardness over the orchestra defense fact that signing of a deal between australia, the united kingdom in the united states, had essentially cut france out of a 66000000000 us dollar deal to sell australia. so marines on friday, the mood was very much one of reconciliation with

, and is eager to sell in europe in the united states game. and tried to convince the european allies that if they were to take on this technology that they would be opening themselves to substrate use going forward by the chinese. and they've had mixed success on that front. but i think at least this issue of china is taking a much more central position in the european debate than it did even a year ago. i think just to add on this, it's also difficult to advances debate in europe because of the public mood and of the public perception of china, which is only shifting very slowly. so china is still not perceived as a threat in germany and also in many other european countries. and then we have an additional cannot make into, obviously, the business interests of china. and this together is something which sort of politicians have to consider when they take a strong approach to china, to take that population with them and to explain to them why we have to change our china policy. and can you imagine she doing pain going into listening mode with

and that is a high for europe as well. as a result, the government has to, has had to re impose restrictions. you have a situation where the french police are saying that everybody from 11 years and older. now when they're outdoors, have to wear a mask. except if they're involved in cycling, if they're doing any kind of sports or if they're inside a vehicle. so you have within the new block itself, different european countries dealing with these high cove. it figures in a very different way. you know, it still feels like 2 years on a lot of government still trying to find their way in the dark on this. okay. for now, policy, thank you. of course, the united states still tops the global table when it comes to the number of deaths from cupboard. but president biden's, now distancing himself from his pledge to shut down the virus saying, now that the solution come come from the white house, but from individual states instead, there is no federal solution. this gets solved, state level, and then all my guess down to where the

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the rest of europe looking quite quiet. the northwest is just hanging on to what was briefly some pretty autumnal, stormy weather. it's just been backed off a little bit that we go further into this for friday and saturday. the circulation continues over italy, greece spreads towards the boss for sleeping things, rather dryer in italy, switzerland, and from the system expanding more so on saturday was or tumbler whether there is, is rain for allan scotland and for norway. but between here and what's happening for this, i have much of northern europe is quite warm. ah, every war lisa, devastating, in fact, killing me environment, earth rise, explode some of the efforts to recover what was lost from the syrian scientist. safeguarding one of our most valuable results is these are important samples. we have to make sure they are surviving to the refugees. striving to co exist with nature. okay, so what's going on there is the assimilating. what happens when an elephant thomas life off to conflict on al jazeera? we town the unto

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we are in pop free in europe. when it comes to the 3rd shots, we were the 1st or 2nd in europe to reach the 60 percent rate of vaccination. that's why we could reopen our economy as the 1st country in europe with which we have taken a big one page and, and our growth rate at the end of the year we'll exceed the 6 percent 6.5, maybe so. so for us, it's crucial to increase the number of those who have already been vaccinated, but we have not decided in favor of the get 3 vaccination. what we have bomb was that we have given the right to employ ers, that they can make a vaccination obligate to re, for their own employee by the national level. we have not made this decision. we try to encourage people, there are way enough vaccines in the storage is around 10000000. and this means that all hung areas can get there for a 2nd. and 3rd, charlo, so they don't even have to weigh they. there are some days when they can take part in the vaccination without registration. so while we have everything a disposal, everything is o

sorry, europe correspondent peter oliver deal has been struck. it would seem between the social democrats, the green party, and the free democrats that would see all af schoultz, replace anglo merkel as the next chancellor of germany or left shoulder the ass social democratic candidate for the job in the last election in the government. that angler merkel headed before this our votes, he was the finance minister, also the vice chancellor in that group there. and the talks have gone on for quite a while. have been it was 8 weeks since the ballot here in germany. and they've been in these negotiations since around october time. it will be $73.00 days if it is announced later on as we're expecting that this deal has been struck. that's a lot better though, than the last time around germany had to form a coalition back in 2017 to 171 days for anglo merkel to come to the grand coalition that she ruled under. and when it comes to finalizing this though, what we're going to see is the social democrats are having a extraordinary party conference that wil

this is particularly dangerous in the sense that if, if europe, europe in its allies of us, britain and get together in the rapid reaction, g 7 mechanism and put sanctions on beller ruse for instance. then you have a problem because this is really standing between russia and the european union and who's gonna, who's going to be the victim of this is going to be the people of bella. ruth, one been a russian opposition figure in exile. took the idea of financial incentive if you like to a whole new level offering 11000000 euros to anyone who arrests. luca sion go just get clint eastwood on the case already. who? oh and yes. perhaps the grounding of the ryan and jet wasn't exactly the sort of thing you'd expect to see in a democracy. remember though, we are still talking about the man, the media branded europe's last, dictate him, and who can blame him if he can play the game as well as his big and very democratic brother the us? that's an obvious point of hypocrisy in how this story is being framed. that's not to say that there is a debate regarding international law, whether a government

and that is a high for europe as well. as a result, the government has had to re impose restrictions. you have a situation where the french police are saying that everybody from 11 years and older. now when they are doors have to wear mosque except if they're involved in cycling, if they do in any kind of sports or if they're inside the vehicle. so you have within the, you block itself, different european countries dealing with these high covert figures in a very different way. meantime, the u. s. still tubs the global table when it comes to the number of cova deaths, but president biden's not distancing himself from his promise to shut down the virus and says the solution has to come from individual states rather whitehouse. there is no federal solution. it gets found state level and then ultimately gets down to where the rubber meets the road. and that's where the patient is in need of help or preventing the need for help. just over a year ago, biden slammed the trump administration's coven testing efforts as a travesty

in the ninety's, europe's largest prison quickly became too small to fit in all the monsters. and violent criminals are popular, whether it is the door opens and i felt the ugly mug staring at me in our faces of hog criminals. yeah, that's all i sat down the edge of the bed. it was a place to sit down these guys, look in the light that hasn't been, you know, figuring i lit a cigarette and off of these gangs was a smoke. they took almost a whole pack for me. we smoke together and talk. so i realize is going on the next warden who served in this prison at the time recall some of the nightmare receives, he witnessed every day at work, but doctor 14 people used to shed his tyneesa. is it true that some inmates of and slept on the floor under the bed? otherwise it was impossible to fit everyone in people slept in 2 shifts, a lack of funding had left the prison without the most basic things like toilet seat inmates ended up rolling their blankets to have at least minimum comfort growing up in russia, in the ninety's and seeing videos of this person's overcrowded cells. i vividly rem

they've opened up loads of debates in europe as well about how independent, how much should europe stand on. it's going to be, shouldn't really defend itself. and if it does defend itself, then that means making it actually more independent from american interest, which of the americans may not want. so there's an awful lot to pack here and yeah, this is maybe just the starting point. let's come back to do today's meeting. that one thing that stands out, it's michael's last dance, at least on the international dance floor. if you set the scene for us a bit what, what does that mean? and we're seeing a picture of the family photos that happened 10 minutes. we just think about how many of the faculty faces agular math. i tell you one telling thing the macros team was briefing the media yesterday and they were asked about, you know, how many of these so many. so she taken part in and they said, oh yeah, it's at least her 15th when you can't exactly remember how many of the summits you've taken parts and you know, you've been around for a long time. so, you know, germany is kind of waiting w

and the fear by our domestic industry and labor force that they will export more to europe and in europe and export more twice. and that's why we put tariffs on to europe, and there are ways to try to deal with this. what are called tariff quotas, that, that you might be able to, the europeans have to read it. that mean the reality is we can get the chinese to reduce their, our capacity. and after years of talking about this, the trump administration finally acted and politically, it's very difficult for joe biden to say to the steel industry and the steel workers were not going to afford you this level of protection anymore. but you're right and are allergic issue with europeans for understandable reasons, but it's not at all clear how we resolve that on f. ganna. stan, i mean there's a little bit of pushback here. i mean, it's true from my understanding that we, we didn't negotiate with the europeans about the pull out. we just announced it. and that the excuse given by the bible people is, well, they should have known what we're going to do because by and talked about it in the campai

french leaders want to create a space for lisbon, for europe, and geography, why just tiers of europe? they should extended to vladivostok. used to say that the european culture presents itself and maintains its role as the strongest country in the world, again, taking into account world development. so why should europe and russia be together? we cannot disagree with this. we share the same opinion. it is not far from being normal. this will be the interest of russia and european countries, no doubt about it. the world has been affected, although the european union as well as our main trade partners, so we have to come back to the standards, and i have to increase our interaction, russia and europe, from the economic point of view, our mainstream partners, and from the point of view for development, technological development, development from the state point of view, russia is showing european culture, but it is bigger than the entire europe. we have huge examples. but it could be usually beneficial for us and europe. what i want you to here is the following. we should approach in th

if we look, for example, at france, sans hitting an all time high, both for the country and for europe more than $200000.00 people testing positive in the spate of 24 hours. the result of that is that the french are re introducing measures. you have the french police who have now announce that anybody from 11 years an older will have to wear a face mask when outside, unless they are playing sport unless they're on a bicycle or unless they're inside a vehicle. and at the same time, this points to the fact that you have e, you neighbors choosing to deal with as whole, coven 19 pandemic in very different ways. dozens of sets of rules, of course, and need to go a 100 miles. and it changes, again, least for now though, the people or belgium kind of a new year night out. what's the space for now? policy a thank you for that mean time united states still tops the global table when it comes to the number of deaths from cobit, but president biden's, now distancing himself from his pledge to shut down the virus saying now the solution can come from the white house but from individual states inst

our 1st en francais marked a grim 1st by logan. europe's highest daily cove infections more than 200000 were registered on wednesday, the scramble continues to contain them. a con barian, the french health minister describes the escalating situation. it also didn't miss it of yours as the ohm icon. very am but it's not just to wave anymore, given the numbers we are recording, it's a tidal wave. tonight's figures show the continuous increase. it makes you dizzy. what the small is that hot 2nd 2 french people are testing positive and that is through the day and night time. now, the french health minister made this announcement while arguing the case for the current health pass to be changed into a vaccine pass. what this would mean is that people in the country would need to show proof of vaccination if they wanted to, into a collab, a bar in a kind of public or cultural venue. the health minister said that this was a galloping circulation. the health minister also said that there are around 5000000 people in france who are not vaccinated, and they fall into different groups. and the one

we have decided to prohibit the bell russian airline from accessing european airports to invite europe and airlines and you not to fly over bell russian territory force landing a jet simply so you can extract a political thorn on the heard of except it really isn't because back in 2013 several countries closed of the space to the jet of bolivian president evil morality, which was grounded in vienna. simply because the us suspected edward snowden was on board, which he wasn't by the way. but america wanted him arrested so badly. it was willing to ground a president's personal plane. the bolivian presidents claim was once forced to land . the president was taken out of the plain, but nothing was said about that silence. in 2016 ukraine ground at a but a russian commercial jet. also arresting an opposition activist who was on board. but of course this time it's all different. so the e u has frozen its investment into bellows. the whole 3000000000 euros of it. there is a tendency in the west, unfortunately not to regard sanctions as inactive war when in fact it is inactive war. it's just a

you know, for example, when donald trump 1st went to europe, he suggested that to europe or the united states, a great deal of money. you know, when, when joe biden visits with other nato leaders, i don't think that's going to be a part of his lexicon. donald trump hesitated to invoke your article 5 of the nato treaty that the united states will come to the defense of, of its nato allies. so i do think that, you know, constructive engagement is what the, by the ministration is hoping for. it is meaningful. but as we see with these, you know, ambitious plans, whether we're talking about vaccines, talking about climate, talking about the global economy. the challenge for all of these leaders will be delivering results that their people can tangibly feel. okay. ever turn to you carol. i knew what does the you want from this g 7 and the subsequent meetings wave fight and that are sets take place in the days that follow. because certainly, yes, the message america is back as being delivered to bite and is not donald trump. so relations arguably will be slightly easier. but in concrete terms

the jewish in europe, the 2 part documentary starts july 5th on d w. ah, the news, ah, this is the w news light from the lens for reviving the special relationship, but not shaking hands. historic elbow bumps us president joe biden, british prime minister parish johnson meat for the 1st time with the jump in describing the encounter as a breath of fresh ass. also on the program, germany disbands on elite police, you have to office is a found to be active in the far right shots group is the latest in a string. alleged extreme cases amongst germany's police surveillance, repression and imprisonment, human rights group. i'm just the international relief this new evidence of china's campaign, as persecution against it. we got mostly minority and footballs. a european championships about to kick up delayed for a year because of the panoramic euro. 2025000000 catch going in rogue on friday nights and will tell you what to expect. ah, i'm feel gale. welcome to the program. us president joe biden has wrapped up. he's the 1st full day if is your opinion tour. h

but here in germany and elsewhere in europe, what we didn't know until the latest revelations is that not only would denmark a part of helping the n s a spy on us allies, but the, the danish defense intelligence service, the danish spy agency, were crucial part in allowing the us to snoop on their allies, including here in germany. of course, chancellor angle america as well as german president frank volta, shine my and former come to this to be chancellor from the social democrats. pish, time brick. he has commented already and describe this as a political scandal, no word as of yet from the chancellor's office on the latest revelations. the fact the denmark is geographically located where it is and how the internet connectivity works. busy across europe, it puts denmark in a location, it makes it a hub that when you tap into those, those why is those cables, those into that cables that come through the country. it allows you to get your hands on some pretty sensitive information to get a glimpse into what that is according to the information is cost along to the press . the whole sy

me this in, ah. flames and golf suburbs, north of the great capital is europe's heat. wave continues to generate record temperatures. ah, hello, i'm mary. i'm was in on the you're watching al jazeera, also coming up on the program. historic site reviewed by christians for centuries. now under the control of rebels in ethiopia, north message of unity and reconciliation from iran, new president, but major domestic and foreign policy challenges lie ahead. and we look at the drive to go electric in america, president joe biden on vowels. plans make off of all cause 0 emission by the year 2030, but can you treat it? ah, what's dry winds and high temperatures and keeping fires burning across southern europe. thousands of act as a forest have been reduced to ash and several countries with ancient sites in greece. now risk. meanwhile, in turkey, more than a 100 ac separate places, there have been recorded with one that threatened a coal fired power station at mil last. that blazes on the control, but 36000 people have been evacuated, fires of laid waste more than 20000 actors of land on the

what is europe expecting from this trip? what? how are they seeing america and president biden at this moment from your view? well, obviously, europeans have lingering concerns from the last 4 years. this is difficult period both in terms of the pressure on the traditional transatlantic relationship, whether it was trade, whether it was politics, whether it was security, the message from washington very often sounded like if our way or the highway. ready there was quite a lot of 0 sum pressure and 0. so i'm thinking and of course i thought to reverse all of that, the message is not only we are back, but we're back. we're going to be partners. we're going to go back better and we're going to put the transatlantic relationship in america's allies and the values that we share at the very center of our quotes to the wider world in the set of problems . including, of course, russia, china, and transnational challenges like climate change, demick the president has to deal with. now you talk to national security and intelligence official

you been ready to places in europe are smashing all the records to venture. just don't lose your grip. the treasure map for modern gold trotter, the governor. some of us are wicker breaking and know also in book form. the little guys that is a 77 percent the platform for africa due to the beat issues and share ideas. you know, we are not afraid to catch some delicate african population is when young people clearly have the solution. 77 percent. now, every weekend on the w, me the hello and welcome to focus on your of with me live show. thanks for joining us today. what will our future look like? that's the question. school children across europe are asking themselves after more than.

remember, though, we are still talking about the man, the media, branded europe's last dictator. and who can blame him if he can play the game as well as his big and very democratic brother the us? that's an obvious point of hypocrisy in how this story is being framed. that's not to say that there is a debate regarding international law, whether a government scrambling its air force to ground commercial airliner over its airspace. and also your apprehension somebody from a commercial flight that's, that's a legitimate point of debate. however, to say that this is unprecedented, or to say that of this never happens in the west is a ridiculous proposition. and so we, this is time and time again. we see this every time, the western media governments, they don't look at the wider context of what's going on. and if you look at the internal affairs of bell ruse and how much pressure is also being put to bear on the country from the outside, from these very powers that are condemning this act is a very different story. and it's a much wider discussion that needs to be had rapidly rising

they will the use the case and above all, how it feels jewish life in europe. what film producer, these kona and journalists, goodman, are exploring, delving into history and the present. i would never have thought the judaism could be lips open and so i need to remind myself because i grew up in a completely different way. prod, explorer listed jewish in europe. the 2 port documentary starts july 5th on dw, the the president biden. and put in, prepare to face off in geneva. the us president has been firming up friendships in europe ahead of the encounter. let's see if he's successfully brought his allies of it close to and as you get to approve the 1st spending of its massive recovery program, we'll visit some german retailers looking to find the own way out of the pans epic . this is data view business robots in berlin. welcome to the program. us president joe vice will meet russia's latin a post him later at the end of a european ship that seen him showing up support from america's allies. biden has put an end to an almost 2 decades long trade to speak with

it's been a very intense week of diplomacy for joe biden in europe. we had a better place now than we were before all the talking began. i think so. i think he made clear that the united states remains very dedicated to europe and wants to keep the alliance intact and is hoping that the europeans will join him in confronting both russia and china in the years ahead. and there seems to be at least an openness to these ideas in terms of the atmosphere with russia. i think he also succeeded in calming the waters a bit. i don't think the 2 of them are not buddies. they're not going to be best buddies. they didn't look into one another's eyes and actually their souls. they shook hands and had a fairly cordial but frank meeting i would say for smile. and it's not that easy. liana, you talk about it being the, the meeting and prosper. and you said it should move, it should be about cooperation, not just confrontation. now everybody is talking about the us and russia entering what is called strategic stability dialogue. i gather this is very important for the

in europe because there are the situation here as of the stalemate. they want to get inside europe. they want to get countries like germany and france . but so far the polish of border control have been well very clear about not letting them in a more legend than through a massive barbed wire. fence is really speaking for itself and as well by the roast, poland, and frankly, the rest of the world is seeking solutions to, to this crisis. russia has provided its own opinion as to how the people here and well, or the whole situation should be treated, and according to the foreign ministers, aguilar rove, it should not be treated any different compared to how it was when migrants were trying to get into europe. through other countries, like italy or spain have a listen, we always knew that there should not be any double standards if you compare it the way migrants are treated on the border with belarus and in other you countries. european colleagues have urged us to help convince minsk to solve the issue, but it doesn't solely panel minsk. it also requires a constructive approach from t

the mayor of the si size town where the pipeline arrives in europe, who doubles up as a life. god says the energy project brings not only gas, but money and jobs as well. because the pipeline pipeline is very important for the town of lubin. we still benefits both during the construction and operating stages for our industrial port, which is a municipal court in which living has a state generated jobs. there was a result of the projects in the long term operational phase. the time of lead me will receive a share of the business profits generated by the north stream to pipeline, as well as gas gates and other companies. that's one and 1500000 euros that will go to leave mens town budget. it's not all being smooth sailing though for us president donald trump wanted to sell europe more of america's liquefied natural gas problem. there though is it's more expensive than the piped russian variety. so he slept sanctions on the nord stream to project causing hold ups. so we're protecting germany, we're protecting france, we're protecting all of these countries. and numerous of the co

and there may be confrontation in europe. may be so severe that russia will be russian sovereign government funds may be frozen. and western banks, especially in america banks since they are in treasury, that can be frozen. and but you wind or gold in both moscow cannot be frozen. so, and there's a problem. there's no rush in the finance institutions or repairing that may be a swift won't be working for russia. there's a rush is actually bracing for a possible downturn as, as very catastrophic down there. and this may happen this summer was about maybe preventing that. but that's a serious possibility. i mean, that's big money and big money losses, right? russia is not mobile right now away from john at all. okay, glenn, what do you think about the, the china issue? i mean, the, some reports seem to suggest that the u. s. is taking to sort of, quote, unquote, normalize relations with russia, mainly because of china. do you agree with that? well, the united states open about to decide to travel, which between china and russia,

it was built in athens some 2500 years ago during europe's 1st experiment with democracy. but it's a steep climb up. and in the spirit of 21st century inclusiveness, the current government has decided to make the monument more accessible to visitors . a new cement walkway enables wheelchair access and authorities now plan to add rails and braille signs for the visually impaired. what's it called? the bush, ma'am. i've seen people in wheelchairs who came up for the 1st time and felt happy . i think this is something that should also make us happy with that demand. but not everyone is happy. some politicians and academics say the new additions are ruining the classical statics. it mon, over the course, this site was never paid when it was always just the rock and throughout history. if there had been a ramp, it would have been paved with marble or stone, but that never existed. i laughed in bit except for there are some foreign tourists say they aren't bothered by the modifications. this is one of the most recognizable sites on the entire planet. and with the technology, we

, and is eager to sell in europe in the united states game. and tried to convince the european allies that if they were to take on this technology, that they would be opening themselves to substance abuse going forward by the chinese. and they've had mixed success on that front. but i think at least this issue of china is taking a much more central position in the european debate than it did even a year ago. i think just to add on this, it's also difficult to advances debate in europe because of the public mood and of the public perception of china, which is only shifting very slowly. so china is still not perceived as a threat in germany and also in many other european countries. and then we have an addition, the equipment making twists. obviously the business interests of china. and this together is something which sort of politicians have to consider when they take a strong approach to china, to take that population with them and to explain to them why we have to change our china policy. and can you imagine she doing pain going into listeni

from the beginning of the developing of the europe, sweetie. there was always included the idea to have her own strong military arm that say are most of the european union. now the military thinking a very much developing in the european union now they're pushing for have, having higher spend it sure on, on, on military issues. and to have more, whoever included, to recap us, it use both as well for a policy. the question is protected against whom i have all think that the european union is so at the moment under um, um, current stretch from, from milton military terms are from anybody we. ready have problems with coverage, and i don't see that anybody is now trying to attack military the european union. everything from workplace robots to spy gadgets, all developed by young science enthusiasts here in russia the world and the autism costano have been getting a glimpse of the future. so we are at a young scientists congress, which is essentially a very upscale version of a science fan. we all know and well, some of us love. and so we've come he

kevin o' it 1st and despite europe post struggling with a new omicron strain, belgium has suddenly you turned on some of its toughest covered restrictions. it comes out to the countries highest court, ruled the measures with 2 excessive by its judgment. the council of state suspends the measure of closure of the cultural sector facilities. it rule that this measure was not proportionate and cannot make it possible to understand why the attendance of theaters and cultural venues was particularly dangerous for the health of the population. essentially what you have is belgians highest administrative court saying that the government rules make no sense and as a result, government will have to backtrack. this follows a legal challenge that was filed by a local theatre producer. and it followed a number of restrictions that the government had only imposed a short time ago, amongst these new restrictions where that all theaters cinemas, and cultural venues had to close christmas parties would have to close early, and sports venues would have no audiences. and this is in addition to already t

so just one story dominating from eastern europe as the migrant crisis on the bell roof. poland border continues to unfold with warsaw, now threatening to cut off railway traffic with its non eager neighbor. has as thousands of asylum seekers wait on the frontier in the hope of entering the european union. and as you can see from these latest pictures, released by the bela russian authorities is a gray, a wintry picture army and police on one side of the barbed wire. and these migrants on the other trying to keep warm and the chill of the onset of winter keeping fires going as best they can with wet wood. some little basic provisions, but no sanitary provision and scant medical help to a desperate position to be in and not allowed to go anywhere either the a you being their dream. but those dreams so dashed for now, and the foreseeable future, at least me well, the british army has sent 10 engineering specialists to the polish side of the border to assess the barbed wire barrier that had been put up. and that an effort to prevent any further influx turkey in iraq have band direct fligh

in europe. he's trying to say, as he said in self riley to the global to what chris's around himself around against the soft players as well. but how willing is europe to follow? why washington leave? because if we're talking, for example, the market, especially talking about gasoline, 40 percent of back are, comes from russia. they don't want to cut off the pipeline, they need to my, for on the 15th. so how willing all day should have been to america as well. ok, that's very good question because there is no human at amity except on the southern side and come. so it would be multilateralism idea as the good old can may to id but everybody knows the american mean. everybody behind me and they are looking at their own in europe in some digest, especially germany, been by just reading while the fact that the americans and it was the republicans as well as democrats, came up with sanctions against our regions of germany, against cities, against companies, just like for iran because you actually alt

so, and i think that now step by step, coming weeks and months, the whole europe or the world will open up and we just need to take the set and measures to make it happen. and because these connections are important, people need to see each other. this is very important for the business government, the level, but also in the business level. early days of life has to go on. so a full days program to come, we can promise it will run through the weekend. i will continue here to bring your highlights a main talking points as they come up. the ah ah, is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safe for the tycer lation whole community? are you going the right way, or are you being that somewhere? direct? what is true? what is in a world corrupted, you need to defend. ah, so join us in the depths will remain in the shallows. i will kick off summer solutions every summer we talk about the solution and dwelling on the problems. you know, we've got answers, we've got pollution the i get his outrage in italy after a mafia boss known as the people slayers

you tweeted that today by begins his 1st tour of europe as us president. and we go further, go to the increasingly dangerous activities of russia in china aimed at weakening democracies, necessitate close cooperation with the united states of america. me ask you have those transatlantic times? have they been strengthened by jo biden's visit? very clearly. yes. in the, in an ideal world, what we would need to see, what we'd like to see is a truck church covenant dialogue between the u. s. and the u. you on the one side and the russia on the other side as permanent structure dialogue. we are not there yet there, but the very fact that the you, as president is visiting the european union and really taking the european union as an extra layer. that is really a great pro with an old program. but know that you have to live up to the u. s. expectation. and that means we need to be stronger. we need to speak with one voice . we need to be faster in decision making. we cannot afford anymore to have our complicated decision making. we really need to live up to the i

will lift the 25 percent tariff, bog, steel and 10 percent duty auto aluminum from europe, and the e. u will lift its levies on a series of us made products that include whiskey peanut butter, orange juice, and harley davidson motorcycles. leader is from both sides. praise the agreement, calling it a quote, new era in relation between the u. s. and you, here's what this deal does. it immediately removes tire on european union, on the european union, on a range of us products and lower costs to american consumers. and ensure a strong competitive us steel industry for decades to come and create good pain union jobs at home. and this marks a milestones in the renewal us partnership. and it is our global 1st in our efforts to achieve the d cup on the face of the global steel production and trade. now this new agreement comes with one clear target. the leaders say they want to put an end to be over production of steel in the name of the environment, because the industry is one of the largest when it comes to c o 2 emissions. but in doing so, they will also be targeting beijing who still pr

so i think europe in the union is the broken dream. i like europe. but that way, i think it's a violation of our dreams on violation of our right fundamental right. that's also felipe deval attorney at law from the french capital life and art international. thank.

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