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but he's accused of killing. business. to the program european leaders have sealed the deal on an unprecedented $750000000000.00 euro recovery found after 4 days of heated talks finally agreed on the details of norms and grants to be given to countries hardest hit by the. for the 1st time ever the aid will be financed by borrowing of the 750000000000 euros 390000000000 will be in the form of grants and the remaining

360000000000 euros will be disbursed in the form of cheap loans. it's a compromise that satisfies the demands of fiscally conservative and good morning everyone and we did it europe is strong europe is united level for these were the words the delegates have been working towards a deal has been done and the wrangling can stop everyone can go home some kind of when. relief was visible on their faces despite the masks. the cancer chief francis emmanuel mccall and ursula fund a line commission president plus standing to a list of the mole. from the netherlands he had led the group limited the grants and made them conditional what i was aiming for and i think we have achieved the emergency brake and emergency brake at the level of european

council to be able to enforce the reforms in member states if they are not taking place against broken that particular member state have to agree with your commission. states like poland and victor all bans hungary they insisted though they haven't been boxed in any way that. was. rejected despite underlying problems that haven't gone away maclin macor say the e.u. works. after a very long session we have reached a good conclusion and i am very happy about that they're all. europe has shown that it is prepared to take new paths in what is a very special situation i believe that is necessary extraordinary events and in

this case that's the pandemic that has reached us all demand extraordinary new methods for doing the whole thing may have been close but micron says the deal they reached will help all 27 e.u. nations just recovered i'm convinced that this plan this budget will respond to the health economic and social challenges we are all facing in our countries. it was a long fight 4 days of negotiations brought significant divisions to light but the deal stands and now everyone can go home. democrat is one of my gosh try to certainly not going home anytime soon she joins me from brussels with more money a face to banking french president heated arguments even a walkout a tumultuous few days to get this deal. piers it's the 1st time in history the e.u.

is taking up music lies debts and this is a big deal this has been a taboo before so it's clearly took a couple of arguments also a couple of fights and a compromise it took awhile to to find a compromise also because we have 2 different 2 very different perspectives on the issue we have the countries from the south of europe that have been has hardly by the cold in 1000 crisis and that have been suffering economically even before covert 19 hit them so they said we wanted grants and then we have the northern countries the self declared frugal countries like the netherlands and austria they said we only want loans at the beginning they are posed to ground and and the end they found a compromise but that took 4 days but a lot of this has been agreed to on condition but if in fact dutch prime minister. go for an emergency brake how exactly when that. first are those the self declared froogle say it's but there are let's go to the

netherlands prime minister wanted to have a right to veto the idea behind it is that they wanted to have the grants that are handed out to 2 countries are have strings attached so they wanted for the country soon to be implemented forms and now what she calls an emergency brake is the border to version of this of watered down version of this it means that if a member state has a problem with how the money is used in another member state he or the member said can bring it to sue the city e.u. summit and they will discuss it this gusted there that's also another country. analyse what has been a sticking might one of the major sticking points here and that is the rule of law mechanism the question if the money that is handed out will be attached to the rule of law hungary and poland 2 countries that have been facing the same snow violating the rule of law has been strongly opposing this idea and now they also find

a sort of watered down version and many critics for example the greens here in the european parliament say this it will is a super tuesday less mechanism money and astro's for the details from brussels thank you very much and one of the biggest beneficiaries of this recovery fund will be italy receiving some 210000000000 euros in both loans and grants stefan goalie's an italian lawyer specializing in international commercial law and he joins me now from milan. what is eating the going to do with them bonnie. well thank you for the idea. yes it's going to use is not real that he's going to use this knowledge in the area procured man and then just. weeks ago 6 percent of outlets where it gets recovered from the analysis feature that it seems and of course we have to look at how the confidence in this program or our companies

will have price this programs and a lot of how the cost of this is all its while these are problems that will be in the drivers it's $1.00. major problem and rather see it's really all the clients that tell us the most complex systems and that we have to see how this witness speaking of bureaucrats and politicians are prime minister do something was adamant that in to me needed financial support knowledge come away with about 81000000000 euros and grants and 127000000000 euros in norm's these are. is this the deal that you really needed. if they're not going to use it in the right manner and if it's going to pop the rights which have been. discussed.

then it. then it will be a real good story of late there have been a lot of police in the last months and. the problem is that there are no implementation for the rights of these priests and now we have to go to how this will be courted need to tell the court in these. crews in the next number for her around what's the best it's meant to breasts. not just still submitted for us it's really it's about sports and now we have to see how this model will then be utilized and if this money is going to bring in the city it's particularly affected by i feel this if there is a notice that there are still yes. there is no denying how much usually has suffered through this over 1000. as an italian president of the time in john one lawyers association do you feel your group has come to the aid of intervene when it

needed your help the most. i think. they should do it and i think that our critics work on. nothing. by telling. us this is the meat on this it's not. the enterprise in the conference we have to look at how this. develops and one of the reasons are. constantly that this program's so called count in this world is the result is one of the most normal budgets close it's only when we have to count this. into the italian leader. until forced to leave because it doesn't leave us authors to mouth stuff on big only thank you very much for speaking to us. they did.

to me you can know what a highly anticipated report on russian interference british democracy is spending trouble for boris johnson's government after being held up for months the intelligence and security committee finding presented a blistering indictment of the british government's failure to take the threat of russian meddling seriously the report warns that the u.k. . top target for russian interference but it accused officials of turning a blind eye to allegations. to influence key votes like the briggs and from friends of bush and 28 and i was one big it must joins us now from london they get used to suggestion that russia interfered with the 2016 briggs to draft and. well this is actually the biggest surprise that came out of the publication of this long awaited report that the government had not instructed the intelligence

agencies to look for this possible interference and as such the security committee the parliament tarion the committee of the u.k. couldn't really say whether there was russian interference or not because they are only working with the material that the intelligence agencies would have supplied and the intelligence agency agencies just hadn't been instructed by the u.k. government however the report does point to threats by russia they say that russia is an established threat and they mention for example the poisoning of alexander litvinenko the spy who was murdered in the streets of london in 2006 and of course there were also the the salisbury attacks of sagging scripts paul and his daughter say they don't exonerate russia they certainly don't exonerate the british government and they say that the intelligence agencies the british intelligence

agencies must be given the tools to tackle a possible threat by russia will there be any political global for the government for boris johnson in all of this. well the committee members definitely expressed their surprise and their bewilderment that the british government did not really look into these possible interferences and they contrast it is for example with the u.s. where there was an investigation into into russian interference in the 2016 elections they do also say that russian money is a corrupting force in british society they point to members of the house of lords for example who are involved with russian businesses and also they state that russian money is very entrenched in bush's society there's

a lot of party political donations by russian oligarchs that live here in the u.k. so they do point to also the british government and the conservative parties and also indeed other members of other parties involvement and possible to close links with russia and i think generally the fact that the british government has not investigated this possible interference with its own democratic process and the fallout from this report really does not reflect well on the british government. in london thank you very much for that notice all the other stories making news around the world in ukraine an armed man has seized the past and taken some 20 people hostage in the northwestern city of notes police said the man is believed to be carrying explosives gunshots are being heard but so far no casualties are reported on wood. danios prime minister boyko body solve has survived

a no confidence motion in parliament the country has seen almost 2 weeks of protests over a series of corruption scandals opposition parties attempted to oust bodies of government but fails to gather enough votes. so dunn's or former president bashir has gone on trial on charges related to the military coup. in 1909 he could face the death penalty if convicted. is already behind bars for corruption. and in china floodwaters are continuing to rise along the young river system pressure major dams is expected to peak later this week more than 1800000 people have been forced to evacuate since flooding began early this month but german woman has been kidnapped by unidentified gunmen in iraq. was reportedly abducted on monday outside her office in the capital where she runs and collective

for young iraqi artists mavis was born in berlin and has lived in the us as friends said she had feared for her safety due to her involvement in protests the iraqi interior ministry says it has detected security forces to step up their efforts to find the german national if the reports are mileage of barely joins me from bug with the latest my up what more can you tell us about this incident. thanks so much sadly at this stage there is not a lot that has the public well read you know is that heather was taken last night around 8 pm from right outside of her office and she was somebody was one of the rare foreigners who lived outside in the fashion south and in iraq and she thought safe enough to be out in the streets late at night unfortunately this is this is the latest in the trend of kidnappings that we've seen the other cannot things where foreigners that were taken for 36 hours and then for 2 months before they

were released so we're still waiting to see the nature of this kidnapping to get some more information on who may have been behind this incident whether it's criminal incident whether it's something that is a bit more could be motivated to understand where the investigation might lead by you spoke of a friend of kidnapping and some of them involve foreigners how safe are foreigners in iraq at the moment it's an interesting question because this is the 3rd kidnapping that we've seen of a foreign national and we had 2 french journalists who were very briefly kidnapped at the beginning of the year we had 3 french and you know workers who were kidnapped for 2 months and now we have this latest incident in the other 2 cases as well there was very little information that was released even after the kidnap and image was themselves were released there was very little that was made public about who took them where they were being held exactly and what the nature of the operation that got them free was so this is

a really disturbing 3rd of the so that we're seeing and it has not just foreigners worried but it has a lot of iraqis worried about what this might mean for security across the city and for those especially those who are fault in the protest movement last year process across the capital and other cities this means that there's going to be a new spate of protests kidnappings have tried meetings in fact it's who were involved my journey with the update from thank you so much. the trial has begun in germany of the man accused of an armed attack on a synagogue in the eastern city of last october 20th year old stefan b. is alleged to have tried to storm the synagogue on yom conclude. the jewish calendar prosecutors say he intended to massacre the washer inside he's also accused of murdering 2 people nearby according to reports the suspect has admitted carrying out the attack which he'd knife framed the trial is expected to last at

least 3 months john nobody does the political correspondent almost in. where the trial is taking place thomas it's the 1st to trial what is happening today. it's the 1st day of a trial that's being described as the big east case in the history of this state saxony on it. is located and you could certainly say it's the importance of that case today dozens and dozens of journalists attending this process this process also protests in front of the courthouse here in fact about people specifically trying to commemorate the victims trying to state the importance of prevention not some people actually told me that's one of the main hopes of this whole process hearing. to try and make authorities aware of the need to focus on prevention what is happening right now behind me in the court is the indictment is being read out

loud at the process has just started a few minutes ago 2 hours late there is an open end here today but proceedings are set to continue at least until october that's when the main decision will be expected if the suspect is found guilty he could face life imprisonment this is a very important case not only for this state here but for germany and also internationally. can you tell us a bit more about the suspect in question thomas. we're talking here about a 28 year old german who was described as being socially isolated he described his attack as being on t.v. said may take on that is extremely important in this particular case because we're talking about anti-semitism on the rise here in germany and in fact it is one of the key challenges that authorities have in this country so that it gives you an idea of the importers from

a political perspective of what's happening here behind me on the other hand something also important is the fact that the alleged perpetrator placed his attack online he lifestream did and he also published money festo and this is being compared to other similar cases around the world for example in el paso in texas oh christ church in new zealand and for much additional point of view this is also seen as a possible president to climb understand how these attacks are actually happening in the idea of someone acting on his or her own but at the site same time having networks online so this these 2 elements the fact that this is being described as anti-semitic the fact that he also used online resources and published everything online is being described as 2 very important elements when it comes to this process in marked a book you said this is a very strong must why is this affecting so much attention within germany. it's not only within germany british it's also internationally and one element is

what i just mentioned this idea that we're talking about something that can also be understood from an international perspective that can be compared to other cases that happened elsewhere again i mentioned el paso in texas of christ church in new zealand so this is being watched very closely for much additional perspective but also from a political perspective and then there's also the the element that i describe this in this rise in the seventy's and here in germany the fact that german authorities on a federal level but also regional level are focusing more and more on this they've been pretty. in the past for overlooking that these kinds of incidents for turning a blind eye if you will so this is politically judicially and socially a very important case in this country almost feral in my divide thank you very much . coronavirus spend demick the pause button on the global film and t.v. industry as your just from lockdown feeding has resumed but the question is how do

you shoot an intimate scene and keep sort of distance at the same time well you need to get creative. these old scenes from the german telling novella was an already rosa's could need a rewrite help yourself as a couple of his acting is very physical and includes working together closely with other people literally closely but if that's not possible anymore. when you're acting you don't want to feel like you're on set but this little voice in your head says keep your distance one and a half meters one and a half meters option and. the same applies behind the camera. film sets a crowded places. to keep your distance but they mature enough to remove your masks 10 minute break to get some fresh air. through you have the intense just another thing i have to think about i have my lines the scenes my screen partner the set and then suddenly someone yells from behind one meter 15 and i'm like some kind of

common down trick but it startles you and totally throws you off yeah that was too close for. this. 80 percent of the day brandishing my yardstick constantly reminding people come on guys maintain a distance you know strong that's probably the problem is that we have to completely rethink our usual routines. filming has totally changed. it's shown league takes longer and costs more in part. you can't make movies without insurance and a pandemic like over 19 is not insured and that's a risk it's something we have to discuss. with clients and more importantly with policymakers. is it worth taking that risk at the end of the day he who think yeah yeah totally but there's no sense in not filming you have to do it differently and

taking every single project into account on an individual basis i stand by because we've set up a crisis team that draws up an action plan for every production in conjunction with our company doctor to establish who gets tested when and how often you have a divine invasion mosca tested so could we end up with clumsy cheap looking films. i don't think anyone will notice the difference and we even airbrushed out the plexiglas during the kiss in a wedding scene no i don't think people will notice it but a sex scene without getting close without rigorous testing and lengthy quarantines it just won't happen the lights out viewers are reassured that we're keeping our distance yes mom i will but at some point it will just look awkward that's past me we're just glad to be filming again that is as long as viewers don't switch off which was the 1st.

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