and the big boss of digital europe, whose members include the biggest names in tech such as amazon, google and microsoft. she helped draft the new rules, and she's going to tell me how she thinks europe can catch up with america on al. and to top it all off, joining me on the show is the woman behind it all. she's been called the world's most powerful regulator, margrethe vestager of the european commission. she's the driving force behind these world leading regulations. and i'm going to ask herjust how can europe strike a balance between protecting its citizens while spurring on unprecedented innovation? wherever you'rejoining me from around the world, once again, a big hello and a warm welcome to the show. artificial intelligence. yeah. ai. it is the technology that everyone can't stop talking about. it's already popping up everywhere, from helping us with our health care to our banking needs. but as companies try and work out how it'll help them to make money, politicians are trying to put new rules in place to keep us all safe. the european union is leading the way. its 27 member state

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dominating world congress in barcelona as europe needs to compete. >> europe has lost momentum in the digital world. we are not investing sufficiently. there is no kind of one market for europe yet. >>> we will hear from borje ekholm this hour. >>> russia's invasion of ukraine pushes into the third year as the congressional standoff in the united states threatens to derail military aid for the war-torn country. >> translator: if ukraine loses, it will be in for hard times. whether we suffer a great number of losses depends on you, the partners in the western world. if we remain strong militarily, we will not lose this war. >>> let's stay with politics. the u.s. and uk launched a fresh round of strikes on a dozen houthi targets in yemen. this is among a surge of attacks in the red sea. negot negotiators happened overnight in paris and calls for the fight st. patri stepped up ahead of the offensive in rafah where 1.5 million palestinians are believed to be located. >>> moving on, g7 leaders released a statement condemning the illegal and unprovoked invasion by putin. this as the u.s. aid is at

important to maintaining demand in europe >> one more note about evs and their electric sales in europe, our digitalm went to noway, which has one of the highest adoption rates of any country in the world, and what they found is a country that's expanding its charging network, but even as it expands its charging network, there are still some people who have not adopted the electric vehicle market. and finally there is south america. you might be saying to yourself, how big of a market is there in south america? when it comes to electric vehicles, it's still in development statements, but they say they want to be a big player continent week we'll look at santiago, chile, and look at the exports, a lot of o them being electric but others internal combustion we'll take a look at that and show you why china is increasing the markets around the world as great places for them to export their vehicles >> really fascinating. i remember years ago tesla said chinese ev makers wt not comprehensive, now they're all around the world great stuff as always. >>> coming up here on "worldwide exchange," your morning

europe up 16% for the full year. the first double digitrowth in more than 20 years for europe and in north america up 11.8% for the full year. there is a good side to the story, but focus is on china as you said in the introduction. the crackdown resellers to buy products cheaper . a crackdown on that. the soft recovery and soft rebound in china impacting the numbers there. looking at the different parts of the business. luxury is the biggest division with the global number one in luxur luxu luxury beauty. prada and other products with the big acquisition which is off to a promising start. they have six stores in china. there is progress in that area. another interesting one is c consumer products. the best growth in more than 30 years. people are maybe not buying the luxury lipstick. we have seen the lipstick boosting sales. some brands are doing well. sixth year up 28%. some small businesses to go back to latin america which has that up 20%. there are regions that are doing well, but china is the issue. >> let's stay on the price chart.

in 2022, we received five so-called visa-free with europe: energy , transport, economic, customs, digitalee, received the status of a candidate state for eu membership, fulfilled all recommendations, launched large-scale european reforms, as a result of our successful work, the european council decided to start negotiations on ukraine's accession to the european union . what we have managed to achieve is not a constant and does not give us the right to stop. ahead is difficult. the path to war will be won by the one with a stronger economy, more reliable allies, and the ability to efficiently direct as many resources as possible to destroy the enemy. on the first panel, a lot was said about the defense-industrial complex, it is the foundation of our power. our goal is to produce as many weapons as possible ourselves. we are grateful to our allies and partners and do not doubt their support, but we must be as self-sufficient as possible in this matter. our second task. is to provide ukraine with financial resources, we are constantly working with partners, we are talking with everyone, fro

europe also had double-digit growth. overall, more resilience than some u.s.titors for example like estee lauder which announced last week 3000 job cuts. tom: so a bit of resilience, strength, weakness coming through in the chinese demand, so strength in europe and the u.s.. we talked to the luxury analysts at bloomberg and others who talk about a divergent picture when it comes to luxury retail. lms is reporting later. are they more resilient than their counterparts when it comes to that china demand story? >> hermes is like an outsider. the report you mentioned in 15 minutes from that. they are the ultimate -- the ultraluxury. when the aspirational consumer has to get some spending, the chinese consumer has to get some spending on cheaper luxury products, they actually still want to spend on this one luxury piece that actually conveys status. that is usually hermes. according to barclays. hermes has become the second most desirable brand after chanel. really they have mastered scarcity, exclusive video. is really exclusive. it is really an outsider in the se

today we are talking about the new digital era eurasia, good old logistics, the eternal hypocrisy of europeo dismissively call asia a wilderness and at the same time extend a hand of friendship about the passion of millions in football. this year the slogan of the industry x forum is the digital evolution of the future. the event brought together government officials from the shanghai cooperation organization of the eurasian economic union, it specialists, start-ups and large businesses with one ambitious goal: the formation of a new digital era. as part of digital almaty 2024 , the first digital forum of the shanghai organization of cooperation, at it, in particular, a proposal was made to build fiber-optic communication lines along the russia-kazakhstan-iran route with access to the indian ocean. it is proposed to join efforts to develop joint storage databases. in this regard, it is proposed to introduce joint projects with the participation of countries, ranging from the creation of satellites to the implementation of digital platforms. an important topic of the forum was digital intera

we begin in europe, where the eu's new digital services act — which has been in place for large platformsto comply with a number of obligations which aim to create a safer digital environment. joining me now is 0lia valigourskaia, ceo and founder of webete — which allows platforms to identify copyright and criminal content. thank you so much forjoining me here. what is actually going to change on saturday with the digital services act? how will it come into effect and how will it affect consumers? thank ou for will it affect consumers? thank you for this _ will it affect consumers? thank you for this question _ will it affect consumers? thank you for this question and - will it affect consumers? thank you for this question and for. you for this question and for inviting me. one thing i have to say is that platforms have been already trying to implement measures to

the way, there has already been such a fake, remember , they showed a digital one with identification marks on it, but what is europeg what america used to do, they are looking for scraps, where to find more weapons for ukraine, they need a lot of shells yes we are we saw the reports, america can make 720 thousand, europe can make 400,000. but these shells are not for ukraine, europe discovered that all the warehouses that they once filled with millions of shells are spent, they need to be replenished, europe was so scared by russia that they said they were preparing for war, but if you are preparing for war, where are the shells? first of all , let's go, you will be sent to your warehouse, you need to train your military personnel, they are conducting exercises near our borders with shooting, including live fire, they are preparing, they are afraid, they themselves woke up the russian bear , now they are afraid of him, there is, there is a thread left of the northern stream, turn it on and you will live happily, but the europeans do not want this, the europeans were instructed to help ukraine, and so that this does

for example, if you look at the digital services act in the uk and europe, for example, which is nowerent than cosa. i i very different than cosa. i think it's under the guise of protecting children, but it's a huge violation of, you know, potentially kids' rights to free speech and free expression. it would force these companies to actually collect far more data on children by potentially forcing them to identify — do verification and tie your identity online to your identity online to your identity offline, eliminating anonymous free expression, and it would really harm kids, as i mentioned lgbtq youth — these young kids that need to learn about things like gender identity. you have marsha blackburn, one of the key sponsors of the bill, saying that she's worried about trans indoctrination, and that's part of the reason that she wants to support limited access to social media among young kids. so — look, i'm all for actually protecting kids, and i think if we were having, you know, conversations around comprehensive data privacy reform, that would be great. but that's not what this

by the way, few people know about this, but in europe, and he was considered the creator of one of the most progressive digital justice systems, perhaps the most progressive system on the continent, and this is also the merit of vyacheslav lebedev. and he worked at the head of the supreme court, probably the most turbulent times, until some point it seemed that the nineties were the most turbulent years, but as we understand, in recent times the current era is also full shocks, to which the supreme court and the legal system of russia, under the leadership of vyacheslav lebedev, also adapted very well, was this a coronavirus pandemic, were these sanctions, and was this an actual break in relations with european partners? the petrovs have holidays ahead , valentine's day for renovations, putty day and international wallpapering day, don't limit yourself, a cash loan from post bank with a comfortable payment from 1. rubles is enough for what you need and for something pleasant, come get money, post bank for ovito wings. electronics sales and discounts up to 70%. buy an osaga on the comparison site and win a car.

so, the first is the european digital services act, which is now enforced in europe and it takes an approach toward both illegal content and also sort of what we might think of as harmful content that is problematic for democracy, for the public interest instead of demanding that the platforms particular action against particular kinds of content they make the demand requirements on the platform to do specific risk assessment and to be transparent and public about the risk assessment that they do. that's very open ended and subject to a lot of uncertainty right now because we don't know exactly how it will be enforced and if european enforcement around is anything like the gdp are, the major privacy regulation, we may not actually see a lot of change out of europe. however, the approach of government actually demanding that the platforms be transparent about what they are doing, how they assess the risk to the public interest is one model that we in the united states might think about as a way to crack open the platform to our own assessment. another model is the uk model, which is hard to k

europe to ukraine. the war in ukraine set off an economic shock — including a generational surge in inflation to double digitss the world's biggest energy exporter invaded one of its biggest food producers. ukrainian sovereign territory has been annexed by russia. but no corner of europe — no household, company or government — has been unaffected by the aftershocks of this war. and right now, as we stand here on the two—year anniversary, it shows no signs of ending. it appears frozen in a stalemate with some signs, if anything, of moves in russia's direction. first up, here'sjoe inwood's report on the state of play, which contains some graphic images of war. and with those words, this war began. president putin's three—day "special military operation" has now lasted two years. it began with remarkable ukrainian defiance in the face of seemingly overwhelming odds. soon, stories of brutality — beyond even the expected carnage of war. but ukraine did not fall. kharkiv became known as a fortress city — holding out under siege. with his army on the back foot, president putin took a step previously unthinkable. the

europe at this point. the earnings estimates for security, double digit earnings growth.he stocks trade for about six times earnings. really, it looks up and to the right and there is still a lot of skepticism. >> something to be tracking closer. you can get a roundup of the stories you need to know to get your day going in today's edition of "daybreak." terminal subscribers go to dayb . his it's also available on mobile in the bloomberg anywhere app. you can customize settings so you only get views on the industries and assets that you care about. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> you are watching "daybreak australia." here are some of the top stories we are tracking. bloomberg has learned citadel was among the hedge funds that received morgan stanley's trade links for favored clients. other recipients are said to include others. prosecutors have not -- not accuse any buy side participants of wrongdoing. sources say new york community bancorp has been reaching out to investors for capital to finance a large portfolio of residential mortgages. the bank is said to be considering

europe. preliminary data on gdp were announced by mikhail mishustin at the plenary session of the digital forumere achieved under sanctions pressure. according to him, russia has good indicators in industrial production, especially manufacturing and construction. and all this against the backdrop of record low unemployment. moldova can to resume gas purchases from gazprom, said the head of the ministry of energy of the republic, viktor parlikov. chisinau is seeking a better price. last year, gas for the needs of the right bank of the dniester was bought on the spot market, as it was cheaper, and there were no political prohibitions or sanctions in this regard, the minister emphasized. let me remind you that since december 22, moldova has been supplying the entire volume of gas from gazprom to transnistria, the left bank of the dniester. located on the moldavian gress covers more than eight.

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europe. for the year, the group forecasted a mid single digit growth. >>> staying in germany, munich re postd a better than expectd decline over profit. it expects to generate a net result of 5 billion euro this year with insurance revenue rising to 51 billion euro. it announced a buyback of 1.5 billion euro. >>> let's switch to paris. the engineering group bouygues beat the forecast and raised dividend payout after a solid performance in all of the segments. net profit rose to over 1 billion euro from 973 million euro in 2023. shares up nicely. topping the stoxx 600 this morning up by 6%. >>> pushing on. shifts in technology will dramatically change the outlook for the wealth industry by 2028. that is according to a study by fnz and deplloitte looking at firms and how they should adapt for the future. among the top is a.i. with 69% of executives saying they believe it will significantly alter the way the firms work. let's get more on this with the founder and ceo of fnz. great to have you on the show, adrian. why is this a seismic shift for the industry? >> i think this has been established

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europe, has been fully cleared. according to moscow, russian forces a baby evacuated of a 21 digit crane and soldiers who had been hold up in the plant. a nearby stragglers were a prior to the abandoned by their commanders as keeps troops select the stated before it was taken by russia over the weekend. he has what were heard from several service men who now control of the gun. since their exit was unplanned, they abandoned their injured soldiers and their uninsured fighters. generally the officers and also of units were the 1st to withdrawn on what they should have come on. the near their command abandoned them, they had no communications. i would say the guys were new here. they didn't know the terrain. the guys were confused and panicking. meanwhile, the german media has reported the burning supplied ukraine with us, designed almost because that were unfit for combat. the transporters apparently had in sufficient protection against missiles and van lines, and had also been sold to germany at triple. the regular price was booked with berlin state. proximate member, gunner lindman. he says, ordinary germans have born

will set up a digital services monitoring board, and one of its first tasks will be to review guidelines for reducing the risks of electoral processes. like parliamentary elections. europeich will be held in june 2024 or june next year. this law is to protect the european community against risks. for example, the dangers of the election despite the publication of false information virtual space takes place. the implementation of the digital services act or dsa is just one of the steps taken based on the vision of the european union, which is supposed to include laws such as the data governance act. to be implemented for transformation in the digital field. fatem shaifi, sed and sima news agency. well, you have seen the report, we are still at your service with a higher program. i just want to tell you something that our time is on channel one. the broadcast has ended. here, i say goodbye to the audience of this network , and if you are interested in following the higher program tonight, i invite you to the program. follow us on khabar network. the importance of elections in electing a strong parliament. the key is in the hands of the people. the iranian coach is the hon

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digital copies of it. but as i'm about to find out, that involves some serious computer power. this is the home of europe'sest supercomputer. we've been invited in right as it's being switched on. here we go. so this is the supercomputer. this is marenostrum 5, the new system being installed in barcelona. so it's more than 7,000 nodes. to put that in context, your personal computer or laptop would usually count as one node. and every cabin of this, it's having 102 discs, every one 18 terabytes. so the total raw capacity is 350 petabytes. one of the characteristics of the system is the weight. you want to try to push it? oh, it is — it's heavy. it's heavy, huh? very heavy, yeah. and expensive. ifeel like i'm in a china shop trying not to break anything. so all the supercomputer is connected by a high—speed network. we have built these glass tiles, so you can see all the infrastructure. yeah. all of this computing power is generating a lot of heat. so now this is the back part, where all the cables are coming through from the basement. and this is the heat. it hits you. you cannot feel on the tv. there are p

players, guys from spain, europe, usa, south america, i think in the future, maybe in 5-6 years, these games could be a new type of olympics. the games of the future integrate digitals. hockey consists of two teams. basketball, instead of the usual surface there is an interactive floor that tracks the movement of each player in real time. when everything is running at full capacity, it will look like this. the organizers have prepared many activities for spectators; everyone here can try their hand at physical sports. there will also be computer games and physical disciplines. volunteers will help guests and participants. they are now finishing their studies. we love guests, we love to host guests, we know how to do it. the future games begin on february 21st for the first time in history. match tv news time especially for ntv. in the studio alina gobueva. hello. in the next 5 minutes, we will discuss the most exciting events from the world of sports, and also study the most interesting odds from the vinline bookmaker. the all-russian winter spartakiad has become part of the country's sports history. the best in 10 days athletes from russia and belarus competed for

i think the situation quite remarkably now the europe is at present just a nose they, they charge, they will step in, but they cannot a 4 digit over to a, over a sustained period. this time they will no longer be waiting 2 or 4 days. so i think we already seen change. it's not yet immediately fell out in ukraine. brothers, we committed to a situation that is already deteriorating for you. great. and ukrainians will be reconsidering differentiation. i think we are very gradual. they heading into the direction where i think it's not altogether justified. and i seem to think that b west will eventually come to the view that sometimes these negotiations would have to be entered because the decisive effect. yeah. are the november us election. these go the way they seem to be going that this process could be expedited, quite consider. all right, well, live with are going to back here, paying that problem, that number for the alternative for germany party. great to have you on the pressure the war between israel and how mos in gaza has divided opinions and caused a turbulence across the region. some western politicians have drawn an

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consumer with our digital platform we'll be launching this year in '24 >> now, let's talk about your competitors in europeng deutschebank, it's been retreating for a very long time another 3500 people are being let go there i find that the banks in europe tend to be in retreat other than santander. so what are you doing differently versus the banks that have disappeared -- as we know, a major one did last year. or ones that are storied that seem to be stagnant. >> we are playing to our strengths. as i said, we are focusing all our capital, our investment in businesses or regions or countries where we can really leverage this global scale with a local in-market scale. again, the united states we're an at-scale auto player. we're number 5 in the country. we fen a lot of americans' cars so they can get to work. both subprime, near prime and prime now. why is it we're competitive? because we're the number one auto lender in europe and in latin america. we work with many of these auto companies in europe. they want us to come with them to the united states again, that means we can grow leveraging a business wh

europe, based on world bank estimates released in january. we have good indicators in industrial production, especially in manufacturing, in construction, unemployment is at a record low level, why am i talking about this, digitalizationplatformization processes. public administration helped to do this. now we are focused on further development, including in three important areas: the launch of large mega-projects of technological sovereignty, strengthening the training of engineering teams for the implementation of digital technologies. the implementation of megaprojects will make it possible to increase the production of priority products in a number of important areas, from machine tool building. and the manufacture of aviation equipment to the radio-electronic industry and pharmaceuticals, and to provide the industry domestic industrial and system-wide software products coordinated our efforts among customers, developers, developers and federal executive authorities, within the framework of the relevant industrial centers of competence, we have 34 of them created, to improve the quality of training of specialists, we also develop our personnel. and here i want to raise ethical issues: the thinking of artificial in

venture capital firms from the united states, europe, the gulf, china, and southeast asia are financing these startups because they see pakistan as the next digital hub. which even now has 30,000 i.t. firms and 75,000 i.t. graduates joining the workforce every year. we are training an additional 200,000 i.t. experts to meet the growing demand of the market. we may well surprise you, surprised everybody, with trained semiconductor experts soon. other areas of direct interest to american investors would be energy, agriculture, and critical minerals. about critical minerals, i would say that pakistan is sitting on a treasure trove of minerals, and they include copper, gold, cobalt, lithium, rare-earth, manganese, all of which there is demand, and i would say here that pakistan must become partner in mineral security partnership, because i think that this group would be incomplete without the participation of pakistan. and these four areas i have identified, energy, agriculture, critical minerals, and i.t., all these have been prioritized by the newly constituted special investment facilitation counsel for fast-track foreign investment. sfic, a one-s

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digital technologies. ♪. charles: all right, so much has been made in the media and from the administration that the u.s. economy is doing better than europess what, americans should reelect president biden. if this election is about big government versus free-market capitalism, that american voters should pause first to consider what i've been talking about, because america has been crushing europe for a long time, folks. check this out this is a chart, real gdp growth, working age adults, growth per adult, right? this is from 1999 to 2019. we're wiping the floor with europe. so the question is of course why is this happening? well yesterday in "the wall street journal" greg ip got it right. look at this headline, europe regulates its way to last place. i say this election is so, america doesn't become europe, folks. i want to bring in someone who knows all about this. the host of "kudlow," larry kudlow. larry the europeans have lagged us for a long time in so many areas and it has been self-sabotage to greg in's point. some things, research and development we're killing them. investments, we're killing them. return on invested capital, m