ah, i'm stephen beardsley in berlin. here's a look at our top stories. pressure mounts on irans wobbling currency, the reale on going protests, and the failure to get a nuclear deal are pushing it to record lows against the us dollar. winter is officially here and that has germans closely watching gas reserves across the country. sounds a bit dull, but for many businesses, the stakes are actually quite high. also in our show, the german government dubbed them freedom energy at the beginning of this year. so why is the build out of renewables like solar and wind power moving so slowly welcome to the show, the iranian currency, the reale, continued its record plunge over the weekend. pressure is building from 2 different sources, the ongoing protests against the regime and to runs, failure to make progress in nuclear talks with the west. the protests in which demonstrators, from all walks of life have called for the fall of iran's ruling theocracy, have thrown an already struggling economy. further into disarray, the reale

ah, i'm stephen beardsley in berlin. here's a look at our top stories. a milestone for germany as liquefied natural gas flows for the 1st time through an l. n. g terminal. we'll look at what it means for the energy crisis. russia opens a new gas bill as part of its pivots, a, china. i can't really replace the energy trade volumes it enjoyed with europe. also on our shows as the destruction and ukraine is growing and the price tag reconstruction, rising, speak with the head of europe reconstruction bank, about the plans rebuild. welcome to the show. a small milestone in germany today as the 1st flows of liquefied natural gas of entered the country's gas network. it's happening via, via a new ellen g terminal. the country's 1st and courtesy of this ship, the hug esperanza lovely name. it's all happening here and bill holmes hoffman on germany's north coat north sea coast. that's where the ship, the central part of the terminal will convert the delivered ellen g back to its gaseous state. and the floating terminal in vill hm sullivan is connected to the nat

might be wearing out their welcome in an economy where many are struggling. walking to show, i'm stephen beardsley. ember led super aggressive. the words reportedly chosen by french president manuel ma cron to describe a new american law that he argues will distort trans atlantic trade. mccomb speaking during a closed door meeting with us lawmakers on wednesday. today he'll have the ear of us president joe by as part of the state visit to washington. the new law, the $430000000000.00 inflation reduction act subsidizes us investment that lowers carbon emissions such as electric vehicles across as it discriminates against european firms at a critical moment for the confident what has happened in recent months is a.

ah, i'm stephen beardsley in berlin. here's the look at our top stories. prosecutors opened their case in the criminal trial over one of germany's biggest financial scandals. the collapse of the payment services provider wire card. india has said it will continue importing russian oil to a new western lead price cap. we're going to deli for more and the effects of that price gap are me well visible off the turkish coast. oil tankers are stacking up waiting to get out of the black sea full and welcome to the show. it's one of the biggest financial scandals in german history. now the drama surrounding wire card moves into a german courtroom. the 1st criminal trial related to the multi 1000000000 dollar fraud case, prosecutor said thursday, the former c e. o. marcus brown and 2 other executives formed a criminal gang intent on fleecing investors. the 3 defendants faced charges of fraud and embezzlement. wire card, a former payment service services provider that once ranked among germany's most valuable companies collapsed i

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ah, ah, i'm stephen beardsley in berlin. here's the look at our top stories. prosecutors opened their case in the criminal trial over one of germany's biggest financial scandals. the collapse of the payment services provider wire card. india has said it will continue importing russian oil despite a new western lead price cap. we're going to delhi for more and the effects of that price gap. and meanwhile, visible off the turkish coast, oil tankers are stacking up waiting to get out of the black sea. hello, welcome to the show. it's one of the biggest financial scandals in german history. now the drama surrounding wire card moves into a german courtroom. the 1st criminal trial related to the multi $1000000000.00 fraud case. prosecutor said thursday, the former c e. o. marcus brown and 2 other executives formed a criminal game intent on fleecing investors. the 3 defendants faced charges of fraud and embezzlement, wire card, former payment service services provider, that once ranked among germany's most valuable companies collap

it will be his 1st foreign trip since the russian invasion you're watching dw nos stephen beardsley is here with business next. i'm terry martin. i watch people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center and more refugees are being turned away and the board families flee. velma tanks inferior to the credit don't even if we know against them with trade of people fleeing.

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ah, i'm stephen beardsley in berlin. here's a look at our top stories. pressure mounts on irans wobbling currency, the reale on going protests, and the failure to get a nuclear deal are pushing it to record lows against the us dollar. winter is officially here, and that has germans closely watching gas reserves across the country. sounds a bit dull, but for many businesses, the stakes are actually quite high. also in our show, the german government dubbed them freedom energy at the beginning of this year. so why is the build out of renewables like solar and wind power moving so slowly. welcome to the show, the iranian currency, the reale, continue it's record plunge over the weekend. pressure is building from 2 different sources, the ongoing protests against the regime. and to ron's failure to make progress in nuclear talks with the west. the protests in which demonstrators, from all walks of life have called for the fall of iran's ruling theocracy, have thrown an already struggling economy. further into disarray, the re

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in phil migrants, your platform for reliable information ah, ah, i'm stephen beardsley in berlin. here's look at our top stories. large firms in germany are about to open the books on their supply chains. a new law aims to reduce child labor and forced work around the globe. gracious, which is to the europe and caches out its own currency. the kona, there's we trade for many that the country hope will pay off and yet also coming up fireworks are back in germany after 2 year ban on the sale. due to cove, it in business is booming. welcome to the shop, to creating degrading work conditions, child labor, even slavery, the extremes of modern supply chains are all too well known. the companies that benefit from such work and often plead ignorance, a new law in germany hopes to change that require larger companies to provide risk assessments along their supply chains. to take responsibility for direct suppliers, the sternal company from vill bertin, germany's industrial rule part has long relied on a traceable supply chain. it makes industrial sold, abbas, and also sold a wire and buys

and that's how they can also go terribly watch it new to ah, i'm stephen beardsley in berlin. here's a look at today's top business stories. russia turns to asia and a fleet of old container ships as an e u, embargo on crude oil transports looms. also in the show, germany looked to liberalize its immigration laws as it tries to patch the gaps left by an aging workforce. welcome to the show. the european union has long relied on c deliveries received the bulk of its russian oil imports. beginning monday though, shipments fall under embargo, they'll stop altogether by early january following a grace period. many russian oil tankers as result are now heading toward asia. but can asia really make up the difference? well, in october, russia exported almost $8000000.00 barrels of crude oil and oil products such as diesel per day. now roughly 2 and a half 1000000 barrels of that went to the european union, the bulk of it transported by sea. and that's down from before the war. and crude exports have recently surged to other countries, especially india and china. in october alone, rus

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oh, i'm stephen beardsley in berlin. here's a look at our top stories, nurses and ambulance drivers in the u. k. strike for better pay and threatened to bring the health care system. there's way stands still. we'll look at how inflation has gutted wages across the country. retailers hope for big holiday sales and brace for returns. what happens to that unwanted gift when it goes back to the store? blowing welcome to the show. thousands of british ambulance drivers were expected to walk off the job wednesday, joining an estimated 10000 nurses who began striking the day before and adding to the unprecedented pressure on the british healthcare system. unions point out that record inflation has eaten into employ wages for nurses that's made an already difficult job, even harder. emily late, she was one of thousands of nurses in london who was going on strike for the 1st time in her life. her demands school way beyond ch, higher wages, and tired of coming into i can it being understaffed, you know, and got many colleagues or

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congress, it will be his 1st foreign trip since the russian invasion you're watching dw nos stephen beardsley is here with business next. i'm terry martin. like to watch people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center and more refugees are being turned away and the board families flane's on the taxi, sirius of the credit, going this way against me. straight people fleeing extreme around. so rough getting 200 people has sunk in the gmc around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. we ask why? because no one should have to flee. to make up your own mind. d. w. for mines. sometimes the big cities shall rise out at u. s. t. the highlights. fresh new in the book and free week. not to not ah, i'm steven beardsley in berlin. here's a look at our top stories, nurses and ambulance drivers in the u. k. strike for better pay and threatened to bring the health care system. there's way stands still. we'll look at how inflation has gutted wages across the country. retailers hope for big holiday sales and brace will returns. what happens to that unwanted gift when it back sto

in phil migrants, your platform for reliable information ah, i'm stephen beardsley in berlin. here's a look at today's top business stories. russia turns to asia and a fleet of old container ships as an e u. embargo on crude oil transports looms. pulse when the show germany looks to liberalize its immigration laws as it tries to patch the gaps left by an aging workforce. welcome to the show. the european union has long relied on c deliveries received the bulk of its russian oil imports. beginning monday though, shipments fall under embargo, they'll stop altogether by early january following a grace period. many russian oil tankers as a result are now heading toward asia. but can asia really make up the difference? well, tobar, russia exported almost $8000000.00 barrels of crude oil and oil products such as diesel per day. roughly 2 and a half 1000000 barrels of that went to the european union, the bulk of it transported by sea. and that's down from before the war. and crude exports have recently search to other countries, especially india and china. in october alone, russia tr

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