fall over for the 1st half hour, we 5 the slides, the west coast, mexico and the pacific coast for that matter of the western part of the united states either and ultimately this is something that we haven't seen before. assigning stuff. urologist matthew kabuki. thanks again. thank you. you're watching dw news up next dw business with my colleague, rob watson. stay tuned for that. the actually we don't have a choice. i think that we have little time list to save the planet. so we have to do what we can as fast as possible. we only have one generation left just 25 years to increment the greatest revolution since the tune of the industrial age. replacing fossil fuels with renewable energy

around the world, without exception is a global energy to information onto the photo. or is it a pull out to pa document trees the renewables rather than dots, november 25th dw, the germany flight is more money for ukraine to says that expecting a 1400000000 your boost to help it fight his way through the winter. hong kong 6 to secure its future as a financial hub, announcing foreign, a friendly tax cuts and hollywood rices may have gone back to work. but the ongoing to strike is taking an economic told the precious database nissan robots,

invalid. and welcome to the program. ukraine says it's expecting a 1400000000. yours boost in aid from germany to help it through another war time when to the think it was quoted by ukrainian prime minister dennis schmidt hoff during the gym and ukrainian business form held in berlin. this week is also in us and you joint venture between germany's largest, honest manufacturer of ukrainian states hands defense companies under the name of ryan montalvo, ukrainian defense industry. the venture was a new weapon reproduced on ukrainian soil. ukraine is also taking broad overseas investment in its economy. so my colleague, emily lashan has been speaking to the countries economic development, trade minister julia. it's very thank us. what are the main areas of, of investments that ukraine is trying to attract them? right. so that's, you know, you're going once to be when the and cleaner and i think it's our main priority. so that's why i would like

a government break now focus on ever since leading to process and industries aggregate assessing uh, sue process. and uh so uh, because of the fact that the c 4 ports will book and we will not able to expedite, we understand that we need to find a way how to decrease because the volume invested was not to lose the expos. bear with me. so that's why we're now facilitating and see which is inputs as an industry. and we think that it might be interesting for on the list for, for the, for an investment as well. i go to protesting because we definitely was going to be the father of the you, you and we can. is it not only great, and then you mustn't look into the mobile world because uh, yeah, i think the whole world has been with us and how them look at you of the supports implants on the level prices. and so that's why i think that the processing still processing the food processing is what the problem is in the industry. how much money do you think is, is needed and,

and what generally needs to happen for the ukrainian economy to really recover. we can based on the numbers the world then provide us. the last, the last year assessment was around $400000000000.00 for, for the company in the construction. but the seem to the then the numbers will be updated because we have the results that, that's almost the every day. and we have a switch them which is on the social infrastructure of much infrastructure. so i'm, but my day i think that they're more than half of this uh oh, of these $400.00 view and would be funded or would be restored lifestyle, etc. so, and that's why we have so you know, interesting in the tracts and the private investment and we are so interested in searching. the cleaning tools also provide them security during the war time, including what is insurance, from export credit and just to and from other organizations such as media and you see, so to provide them security during the time on the data. can you describe

specific ways that jeremy's relationship with ukraine has aiden in its recovery? i think that the biggest, uh oh the germans enrollment's going to be bringing the children business to face or imagined activities, human companies that are already working. um, the only thing in markets i think it says is going to be, it's going to give the biggest impact on the economy. and we'll give the biggest boost for you to bring in the gum and a kind of me to, to call that and sort of still. and because even if we look at the cotton stage of investment and cutting stage alpha 8. so it would take us at least 3 years to return to the 80 percent of the 2021 to be. so it means that we need to injection or from, for an invest us those thought the source of the economy. and of course, to be able to create him but, but i see trans economic development and trade minutes to you squared and k,

the speaking to my colleague, many less now. now let's take a look at some of the other global business stories that of making the news. a california suspend a test. so general motors, cruise the self driving ca, following a series of accidents and other problems, says there is a duction drive of this cause have been involved in several incidents such as becoming stuck in the middle of the roadways, blocking bus legs, or even interfering, and police or 5 fights or operations says in tech, joint alphabets have dropped after reported gross at its cloud business. it is the lowest level in 3 years. the news came as microsoft cloud unit boomed, let's say recession fairs are leading to companies coming spending on cloud related services. in china funds to borrow a funds visible, it's ailing economy, and issuing of government bones is expected to raise a 129000000000. yours equivalent to be used for infrastructure projects. the aim is to create jobs to reduce due to an employment currently to record high, and i have

a 20 percent in urban areas. hong kong chief executive has announced plans to slash taxes for foreign property buyers in the territory. john lee has been giving his annual policy address and in it he set out measures and reinforcing hong kong position as a financial hub. something that's been in flux, that's the government that goes and a close to to paging. the hong kong economy is also in need of a boost as it continues to recover from strict pandemic restrictions. but let's get more on this from d. w 's type. you are a cheap, so it's an hon. so you are watching john lees address what we learned about his economic plans, the hong kong, as well during the 3 hour long reading the most i cash in policy is a cash handouts for parents with newborn babies for each new born. it's um $20000.00 hong kong dollars. it's around um, $2400.00 euros. let's do a simple calculation. you can probably by 70 to cancel baby formula about

a 140 packs of diapers in hong kong. the government also offered the families per already for subsidize housing for saving the fully on both rates. and as the city struggles with sluggish economy industry can reserves, the policy address also include measures to active a stock market liquidity, which i expected to include lowering the stock market, then tax rate. and we launch in the investment immigration policy to attract foreign capital to invest in hong kong. lee, also us some property market cooling measures to help boost the sales. there's a lot of stuff in that wasn't that was the reaction, been to all of these policies or all cash handouts, always welcome to the public worldwide, but the subsidy to family is given. birth and hong kong has triggered many debates, most believe is too little and does not provide much substantial help in question. who would give birth to a child for that amount of money. and so many citizens called the policy

meaningless as for the priority in queue for public rental homes, for families with newborns to be given, is also on proceeded to end the controversial many concerns over the effectiveness and fairness of the policy to boost the economy. yes, we might see more transaction that the short term, however, as a us of intense high interest rates and hong kong is caught in the struggle between china and the us assets such as the property market and stock that will not do well in the long run. some of the cutting policies included bulk of operation with neighboring chinese provinces. and we have seen that the hong kong government aligning so i'll have a closer with the government in china. so i actually, how much influence will the aging have had over the policies that we've seen from john lee? well, one highlight of lease policy address as cost friendly, national security and patrick is an education. so following the implementation of

district national security law in 2020, these political changes during the process of deem the government's prospect and limit the space where citizens express their opinions. that's why in the past 3 years, about 200000 foreigners have left hong kong and even more low cost have left like the cash announce lifting. the visa restriction is easy, but in terms of government is as the ability to predict plan and prepare for the future. hong kong is actually very disappointing. so um, more than obvious, the city has transformed from international financial center connecting to the world to an open city in china that serves and relies solely on the mainland china . okay, it's, it's an hon in taipei for us. thanks very much. i to the united states now where the ongoing actors start is taking and have a great a told the labor dispute not only has a grip on hollywood, but it's also casting a shadow over the why the us economy impacting countless lives.

the. it's been nearly 3 months hollywood actors, us to last, right. by now. anything that helps to keep more all up and spreads fine is welcomed . hundreds show up at to picket line. so be day. the march back and forth in front of the major movie studios from 9 o'clock in the morning until 12 noon. we don't want it to go any longer. we would love for it to wrap up tomorrow. we all want to get back to work. we want to work, this is not about laziness. this is not about just trying to get more money trying to get enough that we can live on some say, the glory of old hollywood, the glamour of a laser entertainment industry, all just the distant fading memories, the industrious change deluxe, and not necessarily for the bet so they say we meet with randi bonds. she's a writer for randi, the strikers over her union. the writers guild of america or

w got to deal with the alliance of motion, pictures, and television produces. finally, randi was on stripe for almost 5 months. there is still a strike going on. there is still a struggle are in for others. and there is also the ramifications of the fact that everybody's been out of work for close to 5 months. these are almost cations were and continue to be a significant major studios and producers are estimated to have lost and continued to lose tens, if not hundreds of millions of dollars during the jewels track of writers and actors. the damage done to the state of california of economy $3000000.00. according to analysis, the entire us economy is reported to have suffered the muscle for around $5000000000.00 and counting the economy is, is always affected during the strike. unfortunately, look, i haven't seen my hair dresser in quite some time. restaurants, dry cleaners,

as you said. yeah, people stop spending as much money. it becomes a sort of mini recession. and this is after, on the heels of the pandemic, which was already hitting everything pretty hard. l a has been, it's been rough in l. a. since that, back at the picket line, the actors are determined not to let up, but to pay guarantees about the restricted use of artificial intelligence and pay a visit to us as pay from streaming giants. netflix from disney plus from time on plus, and others. there will be no end to distract the actors as union says until they get a similar deal to the one the right to is just inc, which movie studios, tv, producers, and streamers. you know, so for me, in the business team here in balance, i'm gonna head over to d, w dot com slash business. so next time, the

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in 45 minutes on d, w. 12 in progress pop calls to everyone who wants to know more about this topic. that concerned about this story is beyond the headlines world in progress. the w talk costs the in response to the militant palestinian group of mazda is attack on israel, sweden and the e u while reviewing their non humanitarian aid to palestinians. well, accusations are flying about a so called double standard in the wes actions in the middle east. and ukraine shouldn't have any double standards. we should define the same standards when it comes to atrocities committed my guess. this week on complex bonus, swedish for administer. toby is feel strong, he joins me from stockholm, as of environment of gauze,

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