u. k. to exit the e. u at the end of the in 2020. so it's been a long running subject, and it's been a thorn in u. k. u relations ever since it really emerged as a really difficult issue to solve this issue of how to avoid a land border in the island of island while protecting the integrity of the eas single market. while also allowing northern ireland to remain part of the u. k. internal market. that's good to, to look at a buck owens opinion on this in dublin. obviously we'll get into the good friday agreement little bit later in this conversation. that's what the whole board ritchie was about as well. but how to think dublin is reacting to the news of the last 24 hours. because doubling with very aware that the border between northern island and the republic would always be an issue even before the 2016 referendum and the, and the, and the way the british government muting this referenda was going to happen. they were on the bull, were they with the you telling them this is going to be a problem. oh absolutely. i mean, during the breaks of referendum, the irish government were acutely aware of the

ukraine will have to prove that its laws are on par at the same level as those in the rest of the u. u. u officials will, will go through various chapters 35 and toll ranging from, from agriculture to politics. they will have a look at corruption at traffic, at healthcare, all these things and see if they're on, at the same level as in the you and then this might start a reform process where needed. so this could take very long time now and you are ukranian officials have been asked have him pushing for swift access to the you, potentially in 2 years or a bit longer. but then you have you leaders like the french present about, on my call earlier, said that this might, this process might take decades. right? and being in an act of oars on having russian boots on the ground in your, in your country, is also not going to speed things up. so you officials ahead of this of these, this, this visit ahead of the summer to morrow. also said that this meeting will be about, or this visit will be about managing expectations. thank max max sandra and ken. while most of a in use commissioners are in c

u. s. his massive new climate investment package, european sphere, the u. s. is new inflation reduction act will distort the trans atlantic market with its $370000000000.00 in subsidies. right, that's it for our show. as always, you can find out more online dot com slash business. check us out on youtube to where at dw news news channels. thanks roger with oh, love in times of war. oh, you train people are getting married malden ever the soon in view of the existential threats, marriage promises a modicum of safety. that for many relationships more in flies are difficult. tests focus on europe. next on d, w into the conflict zone with sebastian a chinese balloon flying high over america has led to the cancellation of high level talk between bay june in washington. my guest in beijing is senior cameras. you both express on chinese security and strategy for the far from the balloon. verify. we love a return for washington. wanted to discuss what will happen next complet zone. in 60 minutes on d. w o. in mind is with getting ahead, using tech as our documentary s

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u. u. s. trade relationship there, and commons by u. s. present jo, by the last night. let's get a better understanding from the american side. and for that i'm joined by david gans. he's a professor in trade and international economics at rice university's baker institute. david, welcome to the show. i want to touch on this idea of free trade just a moment. but 1st, here in germany, there's a lot of attention on this inflation reduction act. and it's potential to warp investment in europe. what's the sense there in the us? how much concern among policy makers is there for a while. thanks for inviting me in terms of the so called inflation reduction act, i think probably the germans, german concerned is mostly on the subsidies for electric vehicles and electric vehicle batteries which are limited to north america and 2 countries with which the u. s. has a free trade agreement, which does not include the e u. so the concerns here, i think, are basically the parties are united on the basic by the administration proposals. the legislation, which is by american invest americ

u. s. is massive. new climate investment package, european sphere. the u. s. is new inflation reduction act will distort the trans atlantic market with its $370000000000.00 in subsidies. right, that's it for our show. as always, you find out more online dot com slash business. check us out on youtube to we're at d. w. news with d. w. chapel. thanks roger. lint, the conflict zone with sebastian. a chinese balloon flying high over america, has led to the cancellation of high level talks between bay june in washington. my guest in beijing is senior cameras. you bo, expert on chinese security and strategy, and apart from the balloon, verify below a written for washington. wanted to discuss what will happen next. conflict zone. next on d, w here because you are there. mm. german colonial history is a book filled with horrifying chapters 4 generations of people share not only their stories, those of their families and a film about racism, survival and resistance. in 45 minutes on w. o. n. a little no da vinci's, mysterious masterpiece. this perhaps the radius leonar

u. it would stay within the single market, the good, the, your opinion, the u. k. then find it very basic trade agreement with b, e. u which kept it out of the single market and the customer's union. as a consequence, you had to put you controls in terms of customers and in terms of regulate controls for access to the single market on goods moving from great britain to northern ireland. and that obviously brought about a high level of concern or a political front. but also to do, since i did to move goods from great britain into not, nor died at lee began to see trade friction there. but we see now was okay, yeah, no, david, you're all over this topic. i mean, you know what, details that we hear today about the steel and what kind of impact do you think it's going to have? as you said at the top there, it says you got a green lane for goods moving from great printed no thought and staying in northern ireland. you seems to be content with that. but if the goods going from great britain into long island and they're going on into the e market, then they will be subject to full checks, controls as they would be if they w

u. it would stay within the single market, the good, the european union, the u. k. then signed a very basic trade agreement with the e u, which kept it out of the single market and the customers union. and so as a consequence, you had to put you controls in terms of customers and in terms of regulatory controls for access to the single market on goods moving from great britain to northern ireland. and that obviously brought about a high level of concern of a political front, but also um, acted as of a disincentive to move goods from great britain into north nor dotted. we began to see trade friction there. what we see now was okay. yeah, i know, david, you're all over this topic. i mean, you know, what details did we hear today about this deal and what kind of impact do you think it's going to have? as you said at the top, they leave says you got a green lane for goods moving from grey printed, no thought and, and staying in northern ireland, the e u seems to be content with that. but if the goods going from great britain into long island and the going on into the e u market, then they will be subject to full checks co

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u membership. and why such a high level delegation right, so this, this e u summit probably could have been done remotely. it could have also been done outside of the country and relative safety gear for still on a regular basis, being attacked with miss l. so this comes at a great risk, but this is also about, i'm, it's, it's about talking and discussing that is discussing the talking points are working on a certain on under, under a mutual relations. but it is also about sending a strong signal during the war that the you stands by ukraine side and that russia will not prevail. also, ukraine, i was granted candidate status to become a e member at some point in the future, potentially i last summer. so this, this, this, these meetings, these talks was focused on that and also be about showing the ukrainians that this process is still ongoing. yeah, so she should and should, should vague the ukrainians. andy, they should, we interpret this visit as an indication that brussels is favorably inclined to grant that request. well, that is, that is very difficult to say because i'm getting you membership coming. you members of very complicated, long, multi level process. ukraine will have to prove that its laws are on par at the same level as those in the rest of the u. u. u officials will go through various chapters 35 and told ranging from, from agriculture to politics. they will have a look at corruption at traffic at healthcare, all these things and see if they're on at the same level as in the you and then this might start a reform process where needed. so this could take very long time now and you are ukranian officials have been asked have been pushing for swift access to the you, potentially in 2 years or a bit longer. but then you have you leaders like the french present um on, on my call earlier said that this might, this process might take decades. right? and being in an act of wars on having russian boots on the ground in your, in your country, is also not going to speed things up. so you officials ahead of this of this, this, this visit ahead of the summer to morrow. also said that this meeting will be about, or this visit will be about managing expectations. ortho, max, max and the in care. i'm missing radioactive capsule that sparked

u. k. so this will actually make life definitely easier for, for these businesses. so it would also are enabled much better relations between the e u and the u. k. so that definitely is a success for, for prime minister receipt richie sooner quite a lot of concessions that he has gotten from from the you for that. how will it actually work politically in northern ireland, that remains to be seen because politicians in northern ireland have said they will by that time and they will really pour over the detail just now. i was bigger marks, there are corresponded jack paris in brussels. he told me why the european union made so many concessions to get this deal over the why? well, they wanted the deal to be done, and i also, i think it comes down to trust with the new see not government. they feel that he came to brussels and negotiated this deal in earnest. one of the things that has taken place is this idea of green lanes and red lanes for produce. so these are products that are going from the united kingdom towards northern ireland, across the iris, see if they are destined then for the republic of ireland, which remains within the european

now as so many topics that have to do with global tech, we're seeing another e u u. s. divide. but these discussions are ongoing. the mobile world, congress only goes on for 3 days, and those issues are unlikely to be resolved. here, across europe, electricity has become a lot more expensive since the beginning of the war. that's hard for households and can be devastating for businesses trying to stay competitive. wealthier countries like germany can help their own companies by putting part of that bill. but even that's not enough for many businesses. let's take a look. hi. energy prices are a huge burden on this entrepreneur. more than 15 percent of his total expenditure is spent on energy. several $1000000.00 a year. and so on florida, we already have the highest energy prices in europe before the crisis, and they have multiplied again. now we had a 6 fold increase in our energy purchase prices at the peak. the market has since come down a bit, but we're still at around 3 and a half times the prices underlines and still very high and a burden on the plant which produces subst

it says dw news from berlin and his a reminder of the top story that we're following for u. u. s. president joe biden has paid a surprise visit to ukraine and pledged about half a 1000000000 euros in a new military aid. this is biden's 1st trip to ukraine since russian launched its full scale invasion almost one year ago. and that's will your news for now coming up next is d w. news asia with the rush banner j, looking at china's role and the war in you cried. don't forget that our website, d, w dot com and d w. so from channels all that any time you i, menu gives mckinnon. thanks so much for watching and stay with people and trucks injured when trying to free the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away as the border families playing phone tags in syria to lease credit donors with.

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u, k, and e. u leaders have finalized a new deal for northern islands, post breaks it, trading arrangements. the agreement will allow goods to flow freely to northern ireland from the rest of the u. k. u k prime minister is she sumac held, a decisive breakthrough.

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u. k and northern ireland stakeholders on new laws, but also consultations of the u by the u. k. on u. k. plan regulatory changes. this is important for us and with view on the island, of course, there is, has always been the full commitment and there is the full commitment of the european union to safeguard the belfast good friday agreement in all its dimensions . no heart border on the island of ireland, and of course, that we fully protect the integrity of the single markets. next to the express. thank you, pamela. some listed a express and this has been described by some as a test of your leadership. are you planning to have a vote on the steel? and if say our how to feel prepared to be on bush johnson and my b e r g. if they decide to oppose it, and only if i could just as president underlying a question. i'm, can you explain to us why we see not been able to negotiate these concessions when he's 3 criticizes, were unable to thank you. so yes, parliament will have a very appropriate time about vote will be respected. but as i said earlier, i think it's important that we give everyo

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u u. n. sanctions against syria. there is u. s. united states and e u sanctions against this is fair. everyone would know that for humanitarian aid, these sanctions should be listed in spite of that united hill lion. yesterday. mister please can of our representative of u. s. department, samantha power, the director of us a say that we will, we will a held that north east of here. you either in that you're trying to divide the city and people to divide your graphically your request has been denied. that's the message from china who rejected to take a call from the us defense minister. immediately after taking action to down the p . r. c. balloon. the department of defense submitted a request for a secure call between secretary austin and p. r. c, minister of national defense. unfortunately, the p r c has declined our request. our commitment to open lines of communication will continue with their direction, comes off to the chinese balloon, traverse usa a space at the end of january, and was eventually shot down by use for us fighter jet on saturday. that was just off the coast of carol

u. s. from overthrown their government. then the u. s. deems them authoritarian, the u. s. imposes sanctions on them. this is the same thing that we've seen in venezuela, cuba, nicaragua, and then other countries that don't take action against the crew plotters well, they often get overthrown, as we saw in 2019, in bolivia or right now in peru where the u. s. is back another qu, against the elected president federal castillo, which was this past december and been just finally going back then to nicaragua. what's, what's your take? just briefly on the reasons behind the release of the conspirators, not the president says there were no negotiations on the matter. i believe. well, the nicaraguan government has shown that the u. s. claims that it's holding so called political prisoner. so nicaragua said, well, if you want these violent crew plotters who are engaged in violent crimes, then you can take them. and now the u. s. can't claim that nicaragua supposedly has political prisoners, which it did not have. and this is the same tactic that the u. s always does. it's called moving the goalpost right. the

u. k. france, as well as the u. s. are directed against the russian federation. moscow will take this into account. it is unacceptable that the u. s. has started to reshape the world order only to suit itself. in the last year that parisha nuclear plant in ukraine, which is the largest in europe, has come close to nuclear disaster. and the possibility of nuclear weapons is being used if the war escalates has been widely reported. amusing, no steady quote, change and acknowledging the end of the war. all those gathered at the conference center in central moscow stood in silence to commemorate russian service people who died put in announced a special fund to assist the family. the soldiers and veterans rush. i will do whatever it takes to win the message from a defiant president put in was to assure his people what you're hearing from the rest is and true. according to him, the rest has been unable to isolate russia. if he did military or break its economy, but as the bar drags past the one year mark, there is no denying that the people are beginning to feel the impact. some are media with others error. moscow. nato secretary ge

u. s. as being political games when it comes to 8 going to syria? there is no u u. n. sanctions against syria. there is u. s. united states and e u sanctions against this is fair. everyone would know that for humanitarian aid, these sanctions should be listed in spite of that united hill lion yesterday. mister please can represent you as department, samantha power, the director of us a say that we will, we will a held that ne us here. yeah. either in that you're trying to divide the city and people to divide the you graphically well, amid the total devastation scenes of hope can still be witnessed. this young girl was plucked from the rebel of her wrecked home. after being trump for days, russian emergency workers have joined in the rescue efforts trying to reach those most in need. but every hour the grim death tool continues to climb serious. second largest city, aleppo is one of the areas worst defected, moscow, defense ministry, sage russian teams. there have help. save more than 40 people from the room so far . things of utter desolation and neighboring tortilla

u. u. n. sanctions against syria. there is u. s. united states and e u sanctions against this is fairest. everyone would know that and 18 mr. gear bid, or shawn in december 2002, 22, he informed the security council, united nation that the for humanitarian aid, these factions should be listed. and he mentioned that there is no un sanctions against syria. many people around the world, they don't know. they think that there is un sanctions and especially of that. yes to be i think the speaker on behalf of the regional speaker of the us department, he lives many times in our i because that he said that the united states is not preventing any kind of ministerial assistance to our area. why does this situation not like that? so not only sanctions united states imposing on people, united 5th l u. s. army, is this feeling 120000 barrels of oil every every day. and as the same time, they are stealing the wheat cotton and occupying the very important part of the notice when you say, sorta jump in, i do, i do apologize. but they're all these occupying forces that you describe in eastern syria that a

u. u crank summit is about to get on to white. earlier e u commission president also lafond align, visited a post office with ukraine's prime minister dennis chmod a. we're promoting a scheme where ukrainians can get hold of energy efficient. like o. c, u is providing 35000000 volts as parts of efforts to help ukraine save energy amid repeated russian attacks on critical infrastructure. from the line arrived in keep yesterday heading up the largest e. u delegation to visit ukraine. since roches invasion. there is the feel of a family get together as members of the you commission gathered in cave for a historic joint meeting with the ukranian government. he, you, commission president, ought to live on the lion said they were there to show you up stands as firmly as ever with ukraine in its war with russia. our presence in keith today gives a very clear signal. the whole of the european union is in this with ukraine for the long haul. and we will stand up for ukraine as we stand up for the fundamental rights and the respect of the international

u. s. is playing political games when it comes to aid to damascus. u u. n. sanctions against syria, there is a u. s. united states and e u sanctions against her. this is ferris. every one would know that for humanitarian aid there these sanctions should be lifted. it is by the heart of that united states still lie. and yesterday, mister blinkin and other representative of u. s. department, samantha bower, the doctor. busy as a say that we will, we will help the north east, off syria, either in that united says trying to divide the city and be bought to divide the geographically well. amid the total devastation on the grounds scenes of hope still played. this young girl was plucked from the rubble of her wrecked home after being trump for days. rush and emergency workers have joined the race against time trying to reach those most to meet. and every hour the grim death tool continues decline. sirius, 2nd largest to the aleppo is one of the areas where st affected moscow's defense ministry. sage russian teams have helped save more than 40 people from the rui

u. k. and to the rest of the island of iron or today u. k. prime minister receives soon act said that he has achieved what has eluded perhaps even eviscerated prime ministers before.

u u. n. sanctions against syria. there is u. s. united states and e u sanctions against this is fair. everyone would know that for humanitarian aid, these such and should be listed in spite of that the united states still lying yesterday. mister, please can of our representative of u. s. department, samantha bower, the director of us a say that we will, we will a held that ne us here. yeah. either in that you're trying to divide the city and people to divide you graphically. well. meantime, russian emergency workers have been helping rescue people in the syrian city of atlanta. one of the areas most effective russians defense ministry said managed to save more than 40 people from under the rubble of collapse. building. the urgent search for survivors in turkey is intensified. it's more than 9000 deaths have been confirmed up to 53000 people injured russian emergency teams are on the ground for help. it's estimated around 5000 building the lapse, the moscow as it plans now to send even more emergency personnel to help. we had a chance to speak with some of the rescue is that arrived fro

u. s. from overthrown their government, then the u. s. deems them authoritarian, the u. s. imposes sanctions on them. this is the same thing that we've seen in venezuela, cuba, nicaragua. and then other countries that don't take action against the coup ladders, well, they often get overthrown, as we saw in 2019, in bolivia or right now in peru they confirmed at all from the recent earthquakes, inter kia and syria has risen to more than 22000 people rescue operations are ongoing dis by rapidly fading hopes to find more sir. potential survivors in war torn syria. the search through the rubble continues. and the areas devastated by the earthquakes for western sanctions are making the situation even worse. international help couldn't reach syria and the initial days after the disaster and the moments when the aid was needed to save lives. after several days, the u. s. agreed to ease its sanctions on syria, amid mounting international pressure. that's all russia and arab nations were the 1st in line to help the middle eastern country with life saving efforts. argy corresponden

u. s. u. k and e u countries has declined significantly. however, overall trade between russia into china reached a reco level in 2022, up by 30 percent year on year. both rush us imports from and exports, especially oil and gas to china, grew china now becomes moscow's most important train partner by a large margin. now china, of course, seems to be trying to balance its political support for russia, with its eager nomic need to get things going again after the coven lockdown. how is it managing that or jail as a war, drags on bateman's losses increase as a u. as in europe increasingly view china as the strategic competitor bady has suffered the facts of multilateral export controls, investment restrictions, and other measures that could hinder its long term growth prospects. the emphasis on no alliance as i mentioned, indicate that aiden is, are slightly adjusting his policy towards russia. now, many china experts downplayed previous official statement that china friendship with russia has no limit. then it was a, a rhetoric statement that