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t s m. c only goes to countries with similar values would be to ship industrial policy there. and here t s m c hopes to be producing semi conductors on this green meadow, and dressed and beginning in 2027. the most advanced chips will still be made in taiwan. but earlier generations will be made here to supply the european automotive industry. the taiwanese want to invest 10000000000 euros, about half of it, subsidies money well spent for germany in mine own we're sort of lying to ourselves . tasha the impact we're currently seeing in europe will not fundamentally change the global industry or the next 10 years and mixed in seattle mission for them and talent. and although the chip can be manufactured in dresden, germany remains dependent on asia for rare metals, soldering and packaging. germany's economy minister disagrees. i'm trying to, 1st of all, you have to start somewhere is somebody, conductors will be everywhere soon. this year we will be well advised produced at least part of what we consume ourselves. steve, i welcome each other. sometimes i do understand that myself both is all. there are major concerns about germany's attractiveness for industry trends. when companies come here and build or want to build for the leading industry over the next few decades, there's criticism to yeah, of following hundreds of cookies, yet germany is at least trying to become more autonomy. but chinese high tech has long stood at the center of german communications operating german mobile networks and critical infrastructure. can that be the risk to life that may be that era and all the risk inc was because we actually went to motivation is peaceful and we just need to do risk some minimize the risk or something like that. suffice somebody that does if the chinese leadership will notice, as if they aren't interested in the exact opposite of china, doesn't want to beat the risk numbers to just the risk. yeah. first of life, german government wants to shipped. it's all feet. shoot, it's all feet, be my guest. no, we cannot stop you from doing the stupid things which will inflict all the time age and injury and loss as to the german people. i just personally hope the german government will be small to wiser. as i always believe, black swans supposedly stand for china's resilience, according to superstition and 12, why is company history? the book symbolized and unforeseeable event with serious consequences. huawei says the misfortune and threats they faced have made them even stronger. it's why the blacks ones are fed and loving the cad full on the company campus. the animals are supposed to continually remind the stuff to be as a vigilance the future as possibly is unimaginable as well. why's corporate compass with the heidelberg causal, oxford, university, and palaces from belong? yet and chronology i have open reconstructed according to the wishes of while why is found to attribute to europe's inventiveness china is mega? tech company is researching. i'm developing behind these facades. we were invited on the tool we may see the tech company is clearly making an effort to appeal open. i'm transparent, some german television, wined and dined by customs and why? why spokesman for germany, who's usually works in the real district off in the the only reason probably access this through stuff. our customer, dustin drive. so i know it sounds like a marketing slogan, but it isn't. is it? well, why is self promotion is aimed at the federal government? there's another black swan in the room the limit of use. well, why is telecommunications technology as a security risk? and fee is china could install malware. i'm spying on germany remotely. perhaps even switching of networks and critical infrastructure, preposterous says, well, why? yeah, it's also stuff i'm kind of, we is the supplier, have no access neither remote access to data in mobile networks, nor control of mobile networks. and that's and these, those are controlled by network operators supply about these a city. now this kind of espionage and sabotage is more science fiction on the on size from science fiction. but that fiction like the fear could become reality, signed those national security law requires companies to on. so to the policy on the states, the u. s. has long since out know what, why, why component funding chinese technology in germany could have a cooling effect throughout europe. we do not want to lose any country as a customer, especially the biggest, the marketing europe, the german market. so if you can survive and excel in the german market, it means you can survive and excel in many other markets. german telephone companies are also concerned about possible restrictions, threatening to sue berlin for damages, then not easily ignoring the security concerns. like call me because they just want relations with china to remain on changed. the pressure on politicians as a numerous ship for mission was a start and i myself have always made it very clear that risk minimization also means not including technology from china that makes our own infrastructure vulnerable. and then we have to have the self confidence to say, we won't let anyone pressure us from the looks. it's which they apparently come. germany is now speaking, compromise only a small, but significant pulse of the hallway technology will be fund with more transparency demanded from china. the risking light. germany is china strategy now list the country as a partner competitor, i'm systemic rival and tie one. people are happy about anything that adds distance to china. it gives them hope that germany would, in the event of a conflict, be steadfast on the side of democratic ty want to the well you and we would like to see that germany is ready to use. there was ships in asia pacific to attempt to, to use i yeah. and to hold the military drills in the, in the pacific region, which is fine as they have recently changed it so but would international health come at all? many are counting on it with military discipline. they meet weekly, at the open air stage of ty pays that on part i wonder what do you do here? what kind of this or we're hoping we'll be able to demonstrate our determination to fight back. we can't expect other countries to help us. if we don't show the will to do it ourselves, being with them. they may have forgotten their wouldn't rifles today, but not their enthusiasm. self defense groups now exist all over the country, young tie when he's no longer have an emotional tied to the people's republic and want to be prepared for the worst case as ignore the chan you way is their star guess today, the man who fought in ukraine last year is now lifting weights here today becomes emotional at the end of a long evening. o e u singing the ukranian national anthem. oh, show me the gold stuff. mm hm. mm. or so ago you need, so i want the whether china will really attack tie one can be known, but taiwan is preparing for. it is germany. that's what we can. what we need to do in germany is become more independent and position ourselves against china. and i believe that will ultimately help create a better relationship with china and the machine that's becoming less dependent and less vulnerable is going to be expensive. do we have to be able to provide the basics for our population? 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t curse, but i know he'll convey on local john this kenneth on monday report is from the crisis as well. um, so what we would need is today the copy to a c t's ease of protest of the young people down people who uh, mediately quoting themselves. jim, these um, so they have heated the street today either over to the city of naomi's and uh, we have seen a lot of new content. so need to see to young people protesting. i mean it's, it got me in. so the people who are on the street today, they're saying that the president, we have moodle mazda goals, and with that, with the, these cabinet secretaries and people helping him in the running these comments. and again, young people out so decrying that the model people have looked at eliza never, not seen the president being the most for love for the number of people that have lost their lives. the significance i do, in addition, another human nice bodies of what i mean, they quoted that hold on to name people i've, i've lost their lives and i'm know many people have been needed even today and i'm going to be full of being ange indeed. as a kid, show me the, what does that mean? what does between the police find uh this inconvenience or protesting against the government? the, this is one of the did v as the ministration in king is recent history, the protest, worst ball to buy, the canyon government's plans to significantly raise taxes to pay off the state. but the government did a u turn off to things change did lead. when protest is broke into economy to never be and i'm police open size killings, dozens of people present william, brutal at the time and on such was listening to the citizens and to the purchase. this concerns at was scrapping he's controversial finance full. he also said that you would instead introduce budget cuts and or strategic this is to try to so i put the countries fine is but the chaotic events in one of epic has major economies. also a key ally to the u. s. have data to questions about the data choking many developing countries in africa and who is to blame for all of that. but this is what the president says is the plan for ken, you're going forward. we have dropped to finance. yeah. what does that mean? it means we have one box for most of us. it means that this here we're going to model. so you should be able to run our government problem. watch. we're seeing the estimates of political move has last present to the vacuum of the nation and the peace damage kanyes branch all the economy and democracy it to member earlier this year. the i am, if a good reach an agreement on the disbursement of loans that urge the canyon government to raise its revenue, the government's been decided to transfer the pain. and i mean onto, it's people um, through tax policies that put it into the pool of wisdom. can you know young canyons have no faith to that the taxes will be used for the benefit anymore. and that's why they've shifted the focus to making the coverage administration resign. now we've heard from kenyan the high courts advocate to stephen monday. i'm one key, he said locals are dissatisfied with the government because they think it is working, not for them, but rather in the interest of western powers. the, this, the reason for today's broadcast is basically, you know, on all the 59 people walk heated when they were protesting peacefully. i'm communicating the message with a government that they did not want their proposed finance be offended all passed by the national assembly. and therefore, the protest today or not, of those who died by the corners, by a fictional member of the family for the president to resign. the finance bureau is only a symptom of the law, the problems that exist with the government. and therefore, they're not the right useful even due to that because it's in the government. and especially when a lot of what i've shown on the phone to my desk, all expenditure, ways, government, and my does not really affect distinctive injury over the country. the people, i think the problem is not in the collection of payment due, but the problem between how they've been is being spent. we don't want to be changed into one, you know, into the, into one box and not with that. i am a have for that one to buy as a nation. we want to box and that we own, you know, one question of why it's not with us. we've, i've seen is a saturday. um, you know, giving us one diesel about $35.00 the employees, denise, the method to buy. they used to be spent with you that we should do away with the i mean, nothing is coming from the eye. it may have the conditions that they imposing when our government in including that one diesel, 3 degrees that of any collect. the only means that you do the 50 then school. we have it, but i'm the i am, it seems, and most of you i'm definitely will still need is a government working for the i may have always the government watching for the the is now a wave from africa. now russian forces have destroyed 5 ukrainian fight. the jets in a single strike. they ask you 20 sevens with space and then you cranes east on pulse of a region. a russian you can actually use out is kind of by, let's take muscles to conduct the strike about to all the craft. we're also damaged and that's according to the russian defense ministry. been while a lot of these, the last keys office says he has rejected the seasonal high proposal from the home gary and from administer who traveled the key of to share his ideas on how to restore peace of the hunger in the prime minister said. but the sci fi would be critical step towards the public and peace deal between russia and ukraine. his visit came a day after hungry, assume they irritating 6 months of championship of the you cancel, which seems to resolve issues within the european union. a bond express how the lot of music that's key will engage in peace, thoughts with moscow. the war you are currently living in has a very intense impact on the security of europe. we highly appreciate all the initiatives of presidents of lensky to achieve peace, seen the more i told the president that these initiatives take a lot of time because of the rules of international diplomacy. they are very complicated. i asked the president to think about whether it would be possible to take a slightly different path to cease fire and then continue negotiation. steve, we but let's cross live now to a venture walker. we split into elijah magnolia, joining us right now. eliza is good to have you join me now. the home gary and from minnesota has called for a cease fire. as for us that towards peace. what do you think about that proposal? is it realistic? hello, mike and thank you for having me. so i think so ukraine and president dillard escape route out the ceasefire and listen to his arguments that russia would be allowed to room and strengthen these forces. so russia doesn't need to. ready rule, this forces the problem is with the cranium forces. now ukraine review this proposal to cease fire that doesn't include h request or for us and withdrawing. now these, all these queues is because right a victor hold on is being an excellent position to negotiate a ceasefire. but only in case the west is to can see it about stopping the will not last is nonsense here. the median in ski is not the one who is at this decision make up in this case and the you abide by what the us want and do us under joe biden wants to continue this little. this is why i need propose or even by the one leading the you counselor as hungry is that stopped at a day ago in a perfect position, maintaining good relationship with roger and good relationship with crane, but not being involved in the war. that gives him the privilege to, to be engaged in such a negotiation. but there is no honesty, by the way, to stop the war. and this is why this proposal is not going to work right now. the you try me on the presidential office immediately, refuse the proposal. why is the key of government so against this proposal for peace? it's because the americans austin, injecting money because the americans don't want the war to stop because they want to keep nato type. they want to keep nature under the u. s. the scott, they want to keep the e u under control. they don't want the, you just thoughts having these with russia that is obviously in the continent. and this is the natural things to do. and they don't want the use to regain its power, but it is much better for the us to see the u. d by the i think it's guarantee and suffering heavy inflation because with the form i didn't get 5th of the sentence, it has never been the moment when the u. s. is in control of the you, like today and the us on the job i then is not going to give up on that today. and this is why the decision of all and these goes to run state in germany with 50 nation, all gathering to support this war. and they certainly don't want to end it now. all right, that we've heard words about peace, paul struggle west and politicians, but nothing about sees far, is a bond call a change in the european to and when it comes to the creed comfortable or just a lone voice to what the logic would say? well, let's have this habit ceasefire and stopped working, but having a ceasefire to do what is ukraine doesn't have the decision to stop. the war is mobilizing people by force is bringing everybody to the front where the war that they know how it is ending with zalinski is saying, we have many people all dying. we need more money. the trump was complaining about the good salesman that every time coming to the us and going back with a lot of money, the e one has be squeezed to give 50000000000 euros. $54000000000.00 for you grade when you need b. u is suffering. so nobody wants the end of the world because it doesn't fall into the interest of the that. but there is another point that is most importantly a ceasefire means that the feet of 15 nations, it means nato has been defeated led by the us. this, the us cannot allow it to happen and can not give this impression worldwide. that dresser has one in russia is winning. we know that we have to living here now had lodging. magneer veteran war corresponded to thank you so much for your insight. thank you for having me right now. shocking news from india web. more than 100 people have reported to being killed. and this done p, you'd have to really just event with women and shoulder and set to be among the victims. more than 150 injured people are in the hospital. now forward he's fee of a death toll could rise indian problem minister and they're under moody set of the government will provide victims with all necessary assistance. all right, to get more of the touch of the let's cross live to of course, but i really just saw my hand in the run doing this good to have you told me now, can you tell us more about what's happened? a very, very tragic news coming in a from india. now these incidents took place in the novel and stage of or 3rd for the tional town called up to us. this is about 200 or 2 long adults from the national capital that each data 100 over a 100 people who are dead. this has been confirmed by senior district officials. there are several injured well being treated in stage one hospitals nearby. in fact, the weekends are being taken to these hospitals of, for both treatments, but also a topsy. and this is a rather tragic because we're seeing that the hospitals around where the incidents to please are also now guessing. well, and let me point out here. the reason why these tragedy to please uh is, is being said would be, oh, well crowded. so let me just paint the scenario for you. this is about 50000 people, you know, ground. this is for religious congregation. all organize filed a lot of south side, but none of this going 9 in this particular belt and taking the hotline. and another thought of india is somebody who's reviewing. so these would essentially devotees, around $50000.00 of them would get to bed and towards the end of the wind. we. so there was a bit of a couple of the, with the not very good. it's, it's, it's been v u med. uh, it's been a watch so much. uh, so in this particular situation, we still owe stampeded that sort of broke out. and of course, after that we saw in this crazy commotion that at least 100 people know, stabilize this number or will you be fear, the court rises on it did this incident and back to the sense early evening in that time my a but this, this entire night to go that data, people still running codes are scheduled as a compensation, which has been announced for the families of those who lost their loved ones around 2000 $300.00 for the ones who will say lives for their families. so it is a very, very tragic abuse coming in from india. but let me, let me find out here. there are lots of questions. the re is now this particular wrong way is religious congregation was organized. they were only about 70 or least boston that's on rounds. that's what nuclear reports is suggesting. 70 lease personnel for the crowd of $50000.00 people. so how was an event like this old devise? how the permission given where the box are really stop? so more questions than answers at this point, right around doing charmaya corresponding, they're reaching us from the new delhi to give us updates on this. thank you. and has had to the middle east now, as usual, or the residents of the sovereign gather city will come eunice to evacuate the us state department deputies books. boston was questioned by report as that on pato said that the evacuation is appropriate for security reasons, despite and washington opposing department and displacement of guidance when it comes to one of our t a tenants of this conflict, the secretary was very clear in tokyo that there can be no permanent displacement of, of guidance, of course, over the course of this military operation that the idea is conducting and i will let them speak to a specific logistical parameters as those operations are being conducted. it is of course, pertinent that civilians and non milton to be asked to appropriately evacuate for safety concerns. but again, these are all logistical parameters that the audience can speak to. now this is the reality of displacement on the ground upon a scene in boys sleeping in the streets. now following the ease ready order, european hospital and yukon. eunice also began evacuating patients with the idea of saying that they have no intention of, of i, q aging patients and medical staff personnel say a hospital is in danger. an employee of the un office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs in guys, a shed light on the displacement of follow cdn. so the young players i

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