i mean i've been reading up on it still a bit and there's in britain romania it one in united states locals report says make activity in their neighborhoods and they say the tap water catches fire i mean this is that seems crazy and there's this issue of water pollution with a chemicals used for hydraulic fracturing is this is this serious this is bake. well the evidence is not strong on on that regard we have seen claims about earthquakes associated with crack fragging about water contamination interestingly some of the concerns that have been voiced. also will do not involve the environment perceptible the level of traffic that associated with the moving back and forth of trucks. that are participating were part of the fracking process but the evidence again so far is not strong. to suggest that the environmental. effects of fracking are adverse i want to get back to our part of the world because this is what worries us the most now the price ukraine pays for russian gas is four hundred eighty five dollars per one thousand cubic meters. just want your expert opinion leave the polit

again mostly because these concerns over the economy, freedom of movement and the arguments of britain, romania and bulgaria joining an coming to europe, attacking a certain amount of internal immigration. those issues have to be resolved to some degree, slightly more open debate before the enlargement process as it has done in the past. >> in the views on ukraine? what extent does the ukraine crisis call for the extent to increase pressure to have a more cohesive european foreign policy and security policy? >> the enlargement agenda, it was in the pipeline, others waiting a bit longer, a leapfrog, others moved a bit more rapidly in that direction. we take the view that enlargement is one of the great democracy building successes of the european union consolidating gains and freedom of speech and open market economics and democracy in countries which were part of the warsaw pact. we still think that it is the right direction to travel. it will perhaps take pause at the moment. we knew there would be a large waiver enlargement. some of the concerns people expressed about immigration, free moveme

a lot of the arguments that britain have thrown up romania and bulgaria joining. so those issues will have to be resolved to some degree and there has to be a slightly more open debate before that enlargement process will continue, as it's done in the past. >> thank you. peter, any views, including on the ukraine, what extent the ukraine crisis, you know, calls for and how -- to what extent has it increased the pressure to have a more cohesive foreign security policy? >> i think the larger agenda is still there. turkey has been a little bit leapfrogged unfortunately by others who have moved a little more rapid in that direction. we take the view that enlargement has been one of the great foreign policy and democracy building successes of the european union. so we still think that it's the right direction of travel. it will perhaps take a pause at the moment. i think we all knew there was going to be a bit of pause after the last enlargement. some of the concerns people have expressed i think have been -- i won't say discounted but perhaps exaggerated. we have all

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