for more let's bring in our correspondents in london and brussels big mouth and alexander from naaman welcome to the both of you big prime minister of bars johnson has achieved what he promised when he took office finally getting bracks it done how has he been selling this agreement he sold it as the big christmas tree he pulled it out under the christmas tree for a video on social media and was and courage in britain's to read it after a long christmas lunch in case anybody had time for the 2000 page document on the day like that but no seriously it's really all about him keeping his promise he was elected on the brick sedation he said i will have this deal with the european union and he is able to keep his promise not as easily as he has said this would be bought britain does have control of its money borders laws and still has a de deal with the european union and business reactions a sign of a sigh of relief however people also know that this is the 1st trade in history that actually erect barriers instead of taking them down but nevertheless for birds johnson is a day of victory

leaders to go further and to take more ambitious climate action as always thanks much alexander von naaman. and another breakthrough to come out of that brussels summit an agreement on the e.u. is $1.00 trillion euros it includes hundreds of billions in coronavirus relief funds member states poland and hungary initially blocked approval of the budget because it would have allowed for sanctions against member countries who breach e.u. law but a tough compromise brokered by germany ended the deadlock. french president in manila covered 900 safe kisses as a greeting german chancellor merkel waved the atmosphere's seems jovial gathered in brussels but behind closed doors it was a different story. i never seen that and difficult long reach is behind us and i've never remember i don't remember any negotiation as difficult tense and strong as it was today. but my tears is material from what i've yet to keep the polish prime minister and. had threatened to veto the entire e.u. badgett over plans to link fence to respecting the rule of law other leaders criticized them for jeopardizing the european

the negotiations all right let's get you where the latest now from brussels interviews alexander naaman is standing by and tracking all developments there for you alexandra it feels like groundhog day again is this the end game while we have entered the end game that was apparently what e.u. chief negotiator bunya told members of the european parliament today he also briefed do you best interests in the morning and delivered what was described as a gloomy downbeat assessment with regard to the prospects of ceiling new trade deal with the u.k. he apparently said that the talks would continue until wednesday but no other and now of course all eyes are on the law fund and boris johnson's and stick question is if they are able to to solve 2 and deadlock but you know as well as me that we have seen a lot of deadline approaching and then being extended and journalists here in brussels even joke that this isn't there for ending story but of course we have to say that the muti in brussels is gloomy at the moment rather gloomy like there where there were only what are the sticking points. there

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for more let's bring in our correspondents in london and brussels big alexandra from naaman welcome to the both of you big prime minister of bars johnson has achieved what he promised when he took office finally getting breaks it done how has he been selling this agreement. he sold it as the big christmas tree he pulled it out under the christmas tree for a video on social media and was that encouraging britons to read it after a long christmas lunch and case anybody had time for that 2000 page document on a day like that but no seriously it's really all about him keeping his promise he was elected on the brick sedation he said i will have this deal with the european union and he is able to keep his promise not as easily as he has said this would be bought britain does have control of its money borders laws and still hasn't the deal with the european union and business reactions of the sign over is a sigh of relief however people also know that this is the 1st radio in history that actually erect barriers instead of taking them down but nevertheless for bird johnson is a day of victory

correspondents childhood shells and charlotte chelsea tellen alexandra naaman welcome both let's start in brussels with you alexandra what's in this deal well i think that what is the most important takeaway here is that this deal sealed today it's going to guarantee tariff free trade between the u.k. and the european union and most goods and it's also going to a create a platform for future corporations on issues such as crime fighting energy data exchange and of course what is also important both sides appeared to have agreed on the mechanism that would help in the future to sell a 2 fold disputes between the european union and the u.k. and talking about fisheries it's also good news for the youth fishing men and women they are going to have access to u.k. waters in the future it will be reduced but there will be a transition period of 5 and a half years so you know let's pick up the points on fisher's with chelsea on the pill that vision as well was a big symbol on both sides charlotte is boris johnson going to be able to sell the steel as a good one to british fisheries. it was ind

for more let's bring in our correspondents in london and brussels big mouth and alexandra from naaman welcome to the both of you big prime minister of boris johnson has achieved what he promised when he took office finally getting breaks it done how has he been selling this agreement. he sold it as the big christmas tree he pulled it out under the christmas tree for a video on social media and was and courage and britons to read it after a long christmas lunch in case anybody had time for that 2000 page document on a day like that but no seriously it's really all about him keeping his promise he was elected on the brick city should he said i will have this deal with the european union and he is able to keep his promise not as easily as he has said this would be bought britain does have control of its money borders laws and still has a de deal with the european union and business reactions of sign of who is a sigh of relief however people also know that this is the 1st trade in history that actually erect barriers instead of taking them down but nevertheless for birds johnson is a day

brussels bureau chief alexander von naaman to find out the latest about the braes the talks alexander mind viewers please what these clauses that we just reported on were about and why the european union objected to them in the 1st place. well to understand that we need to step back a little bit last year the european union and the u.k. agreed on the terms of their divorce so to speak on the was withdrawal agreement and one key point there was to make sure even after breakfast the border between the republic of ireland and northern ireland will remain an open border that no good will need to be checked that some of the customs rules will remain in place but then the u.k. said oh we don't know how it's going to be implemented maybe it's going to hurt us when we don't have a trade agreement with the european union so they went on and those closes on potential terrorists on customs rules customs declarations and state they were mans to enable the government in london to overall disagreement with the european union so of course the european union was infuriated and now the u.k. saying ok

and romania where this 4 meter monolith appeared and a few days later disappeared before naaman on started late last month in the united states where the 1st of these sculptures appeared in the desert in utah before it was also mysteriously removed. how about a date with the mona lisa the louvre museum in paris is auction off the chance to see her famous 500 year old smile up close during the paintings annual check up the museums trying to raise funds after shutting again due to the coronavirus the movie expects this year's revenue losses to total as much as $90000000.00 euros. while the front runner at this year's european film award is a midlife crisis comedy from denmark another round by director thomas vinterberg the movie starts with a potentially dangerous philosophical premise one that the characters a group of bored high school teachers decide to put into practice here's the scene the defeats in the last few the soft shoe gate. was a bit and i for one was so vital that they ask for those dipping. them in good night he says and the meat not minced the food meant him for me to feel i

alright that's our time to fund naaman our brussels correspondent there with british national to be alone in amsterdam still looking quite festive for the holidays now d.w. has much more on the european union trade deal with the u.k. in our special program titled breck's it going forward where we identify brics it's likely winners and losers that's right here at 7 30 pm central european time or any time including right now on our you tube channel. now let's turn to news of the corona virus pandemic and thousands of people have received the beyond tech pfizer vaccine across the e.u. after a coordinated vaccine rollout started on sunday but supplies are limited and member states are prioritizing medical staff nursing home workers and the elderly that has pressure growing on the german government to ensure quicker production of the vaccine the country will receive 1300000 doses of the vaccine before year's end according to the german health ministry but it's minister again sean says mass production can't happen overnight he would let me know but i know i'm in the just that some people have t

climate meeting this weekend for more on this i'm joined by our alexandra von naaman good morning again. what can you tell us about this climate agreement. so after a very long night you leaders as you just said were able to agree to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 55 percent by 2030 and this was a goal put forward by the european commission a much more ambitious goal that the initial plan to cut emissions by 40 percent but it was very telling that it took so long the leaders started discussing this issue over dinner and were specifically countries in eastern europe who were saying that they are industries are still coal dependent that they would cost them extra money to achieve this goal so it will be interesting to see the final declaration on this topic and how the european union will try to help those countries to achieve this goal but now we have the breakthrough and as you just said to european council president michel took to twitter to to to celebrate this achievement saying that europe is still a leader in the fight against climate change and that that was of course what was

brussels borough chief alexander von naaman to find out the latest about the brazen talks alexander my viewers please what these clauses that we just reported on were about and why the european union objected to them in the 1st place. well to understand that we need to step back a little bit last year the european union and the u.k. agreed on the terms of their divorce so to speak on the was a withdrawal agreement and one key point there was to make sure even after breaks the border between the republic of ireland and northern ireland will remain an open border that no good will need to be checked that some of the customs rules will remain in place but then the u.k. said oh we don't know how it's going to be implemented maybe it's going to hurt us when we don't have a trade agreement with the european union so they went on and those closes on potential terrorists on customs rules customs declarations and state they were mans to enable the government in london to overall disagreement with the european union so of course the european union was infuriated and now the u.k. saying ok we're

naaman is our brussels bureau chief and she joins us for more on this. this agreement on northern ireland's and trade there will it have any impact on the ongoing negotiations for a larger trade deal well it's definitely a positive sign and good news for all for the republic of file and for care and the european union it doesn't have anything to do directly with the trade negotiations between the european union and the u.k. but it can create problems of momentum there to help improve the atmosphere in the talks and also help restore trust and confidence there are some politicians hidden brussels and of course in ireland saying that it might be a sign that boris johnson government is in the deal making commute but there are also some warning that in the end he can use this one agreement as an excuse to say now we showed good will but the european union is not willing to compromise so we are walking away from the negotiating table that's also still possible. many observers are mentioning level playing fields idea of the level playing field between goods an

is departure means on this side of the channel today brussels bureau chief alexandra found naaman is in amsterdam welcome alexandra why did you choose that the city feel 1st stone. well we are here in amsterdam field because this city is becoming an increasingly popular destination for brics it's impacted companies companies operating in financial sector i see advertising industry the media and many of them have to sided so relocates to the neverland to be able to be operational in the european union and to talk about the advantages we are joined here by you are not on the ha search you are had to offer the go as currency cloud and fin tech company and you are to have you have quarters. but. and i'm saddam why i just got that's correct their currency clouds in tech company launched in 2012 we have offices in london and in new york but we decided to expand an opus and open an office here in amsterdam well we've always had plans to come times to rex this really accelerated those plans for us because you were afraid you were not able to do business in the you opinion yeah i think for us

for more let's bring in our correspondents in london and brussels big mouth and alexandra from naaman welcome to the both of you big prime minister of bars johnson has achieved what he promised when he took office finally getting bracks it done how has he been selling this agreement. he sold it as the big christmas tree he pulled it out under the christmas tree for a video on social media and was that encouraging britons to read it after a long christmas lunch in case anybody had time for that 2000 page document on a day like that but no seriously it's really all about him keeping his promise he was elected on the brick sedation he said i will have this deal with the european union and he is able to keep his promise not as easily as he has said this would be bought britain does have control of its money borders laws and still has a de deal with the european union and business reactions a sign of who is a sigh of relief however people also know that this is the 1st radio in history that actually erect barriers instead of taking them down but nevertheless for birds johnson is a day of v

for more let's bring in our correspondents in london and brussels big mouth and alexandra from naaman welcome to the both of you big prime minister boris johnson has achieved what he promised when he took office finally getting bracks it done how has he been selling this agreement. he sold it as the big christmas tree he pulled it out under the christmas tree for a video on social media and was and courage and britain's to read it after a long christmas lunch in case anybody had time for that 2000 page document on a day like that but no seriously it's really all about him keeping his promise he was elected on the bricks today should he said i will have this deal with the european union and he is able to keep his promise not as easily as he has said this would be bots britain does have control of its money borders laws and still has a de deal with the european union and business reactions a sign of a sigh of relief however people also know that this is the 1st radio in history that actually erect barriers instead of taking them down but nevertheless for burns johnson is a day of victor

naaman looks "information technology and military power". i think it's really weird that i bring all of these articles on cyber and then out of the book, side and there. maybe there's five paragraphs in the conclusion . what the heck is going on there. i deliberately decided to take all of the cyber stuff out of this book. they will require an entire book. it also i think that these foundations and organizational information's are really important foundational for today to think about cyber. so the short answer is to frank's question is that cyber is not new. back to think we miss categories the information revolution as this new digital internet thing kind of emerging the 80s and 90s. when what we are really looking at is this long-term strategy that is largely happening at the same time as industrialization at large. you see people moving into more information centric practices and you see the rise of general staff in the military and managerial structures in the corporate should be her. you already see a huge embrace of all kinds of infor

year london as again said it will not extend the negotiations from brussels interviews alexander naaman is standing by and tracking all developments there for you alexandra it feels like groundhog day again is this the end game while we have entered the end game that was apparently what e.u. chief negotiated by a new told members of the european parliament's today he also briefed do you even ambassadors in the morning and still live out what was described as a gloomy downbeat assessment with regard to the prospects of sealing can you trade deal with the u.k. he apparently said that the talks would continue until wednesday but no other and now of course all eyes are on is a lot of fund a lion and boris johnson's and stick question is if they are able to to solve 2 and deadlock but you know as well as me that we have seen a lot of deadline approaching and then being extend and journalists in brussels even joke that this isn't there for ending story but of course we have to say that the muti in brussels is rather gloomy at the moment rather gloomy like there where there were i mean what ar

for more let's bring in our correspondents in london and brussels big mass and alexandra from naaman welcome to the both of you big prime minister.