and brant has really been growing of late well for the most part the year the spread has really been around five dollars but it's been growing since hurricane charley to six dollars and today we see that it's about out six dollars and fifty cents yeah that's right you know the big difference there is a delivery point for w t i is in cushing oklahoma you know hundreds of miles away from the refineries that are along the gulf coast if you look at those refineries along the coast nor lens in houston except for those prices are actually mirroring the international benchmark the brant price more we'll hear more from bianca later in the show thank you bianca. during last year's u.s. presidential election donald trump pledged to withdraw from the global private agreement known as the paris accord has continued to move down that road the very large majority of world leaders however think mr trump is on the wrong side of not only environment but of history those world leaders are meeting in december in france the paris party host french emmanuelle mccrone has not seen fit to apparently invite

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and a little bit of a deja vu here brant because you know we had our surprise last year in november my sense is though that this is not an over deal here you mean member of the song you've got to know when to hold em know when to fold them but you don't count your money until the deal is done the deal is not done in germany and i think that to some extent we have to wait and see what happens i'm not going to count merkel out right now but it strikes me that is indicative of some of the problems that parties and party leaders are having keeping up with their own constituencies and i think we've got that problem on both sides of the atlantic in barber if there are new elections we're talking about uncertainty lasting maybe through february march would be even into april what does this mean for bright suit negotiations supposed probably not that much because the sent twenty seven is quite to united with regard to brics that they do have the line and they're supposed to stick to it and even a caretaker on the americans can still do some steering she does have a lot of personal connections

plus the cost of the brant crude it rises past the sixty dollars mark opec agrees to continue output cuts so can we expect to pay more at the gas pump. and pope francis is in bangladesh he urges the world to act on the road hinge refugee cry. he says once again without mentioning the word were injured. it's good to have you with us tonight a plan to rescue the slaves that is what european and african leaders gathered in ivory coast today agreed upon they are calling this an emergency measure to evacuate nearly four thousand african migrants stranded in libya now it comes after shocking reports of migrants being sold into slavery in the country the african union says there could actually be as many as seven hundred thousand migrants trapped in libya some waiting for the highest bidder. french president among them and let the way by saying that migrants should be hauled to leave libya as quickly as possible delegates from the african and european union summit in ivory coast agreed on an action plan and a crisis meeting on the sidelines at the summit it involves increased spending on se

news or you can write directly to me at brant goff t.v. don't forget to use the hash tag the day and remember no matter what happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see that everyone. paul paul. paul. inspiring. life style your. next. trick off line. take football personally. straddling two one heaven civil to each one. is committed to helping children any. company him on a trip to one of the poorest regions in the. sixty . thirty when they start to divide the country i do need to see where they start to divide the language your blood will flow from. the soviet union is breaking my heart. to the members of the russian federation we have to find their own way politically economically. slow so it was me credibly difficult to. live with this democracy was a lie because the elections were fronts or privatization was robbery the soviet union territory we're just russia's stand today and moscow's empire our series starting november fifth on w. o. five i want to welcome to another edition of euro max once again we are on the mo

and brant has really been growing of late well for the most part the year the spread has really been around five dollars but it's been growing since hurricane charley just six dollars and today we see that it's about out six dollars and fifty cents yeah that's right you know the big difference there is a delivery point for dead.

so then about this brant is that the money that the u.s. authorities are now talking about only about twelve or some say eighteen million of the money that manifold received was is alleged to come from directly from ukrainian government sources the rest it's alleged that some of this money came from electoral pascoe who is someone that man affords side is going to business with essentially to use its alleged again this is all still very murky territory but it's alleged he was planning to use his political connections here in ukraine to take advantage of business opportunities and to do so with electoral pascoe who was for a long time the kremlin's favorite oligarchs someone who depended on soft loans from the russian government and in these countries russia and ukraine the line between business and government is pretty is pretty thin so any involvement there puts him in a very direct contact with someone who is obviously very close to the top of the kremlin and if you could briefly you know we haven't heard much from the current ukrainian g

the government in a grand coalition why depends brant how they present that because they could present it as them being the saviors if you will of them being those who who made it possible germany to avoid new elections or or a minority government of i'm going to call if they presented that way they could even go to the negotiations of a grand coalition with a series of proposals and with probably better handed i'm going to medical although it's also important to say that the conservatives would be the main party in such a coalition on the other hand it is also clear that the s.p.d. facing a lot of internal problems when it comes to to what the cause of the party should be whereas some say yes which is it at least at the same table wishers take heed of what the german president has said and at least talk to each other there are those who say that would be terrible for social democrats because it was already proven after four years in a grand coalition that the results as we saw in the election on september twenty fourth one thousand are very good for social democrats and that's partial

hell brant well we know very little about them our investigation and as we also don't know who is suspect number one however the findings are very significant this shows a clear nation between terms campaign last year two thousand sixteen and we can leagues and the question is did a trump junior already know that we could leaks was offering him what he what they were offering him and that this was originally obtained by russia and that he also know that we could weeks had this ties to the russian government so there are still lots of questions to be answered and if he did know about this ties this would be a pint of direction of accepting russian meddling and the us elections two thousand and sixteen it would feel of course another peas in this hole in this big puzzle of the alleged russian meddling the us elections last year or our correspondent in washington on the story for us tonight carolyn richer more carlina thank you very much. the political storm with a russian clown in wiki leaks web that awaits u.s. president donald trump it threatens to overshadow what he is calling a very suc

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because brant i heard that you secretly thought me a great christmas present. it cost about half a billion u.s. dollars and i'll tell you about it like that yet anonymous buyer has been doing some spending he spent a record some on a work by the renaissance painter leonardo da vinci it's an astounding price for a painting that was once thought to be by one of his students a previously the work had changed hands for just a few thousand dollars but at christie's in new york it was a different story. ladies and gentlemen we move to. change the subject of modern day the masterpiece probably not of christ the savior previous in the collections of three kings of england savior of the world a cortright of jesus christ one of fewer than twenty paintings known to exist by the in a sense must ninety minute looking for ninety five in house christie said the presale estimates at one hundred million dollars but that was soon exceeded ninety five and i gave one side of it when i didn't say i have it one hundred ten million go get me one twenty the bidding via phone just gett

good evening brant i'm stood outside the capitol on hanumant at the moment this was the place where on friday dismissed catalan lawmakers voted in favor of independence there were changes inside the parliament tonight we had a very different picture some of those men and women as you've just said who voted for independence and now in jail for what they've done we know that there are a set of them who are now behind bars tonight one of those who also appeared before the high court escaped on bail he quits the government just before the vote so isn't facing similar charges now those people out there say facing very serious allegations rebellion alone for example one of the charges leveled at these people carries up to thirty years in prison so there is a great deal of concern among people here about what that will mean for the independence movement there is a huge amount of anger as well directed at the government in madrid and also at the european union people here all evening have been chanting shame on europe they've also asked exactly how many political prisoners is it going to take

this is your business update on how they are free in berlin thanks for joining me a barrel of brant crude is currently trading over the sixty dollars mark and opec member states are hoping it will stay that way for the next nine months that is the aim of their latest deal at least to extend a cap on global supplies agreed to in vienna on thursday and review is possible in june if the market over heats saudi arabia believes the market has yet to rebalance awards it's premature to talk about exiting the cuts at least for a couple of quarters opec members also decided to cap nigeria's output but have yet to agree a cap for libya both countries are exempted from cuts during previous rounds of talks due to unrest are lower than normal production. or financial correspondent so fishermans he joins us now from wall street sophie the pick up in the oil price is also dependent on whether rival u.s. shale firms raise their output further or not could the u.s. end up through to opec plants. yes definitely you can say that and this is indeed exactly what has been going on so far in the opec so saudi a

our correspondent hans brant is standing by in the cold and rain outside the building where the talks have been taking place and he joins us now for the latest great to see you this self-imposed deadline has passed are we still in stay sis or are there any signs of a deal now being reached good question difficult. stace is i think would be going a little bit too far back so i think the talks have been going around in circles for a while maybe even four days or weeks on end and in the end the differences between the. conservatives on american side especially that wing of the party which come from bavaria and on the other hand the rather left wing green party that is the difference that has to be bridged and there is a difference has not yet been breached those two parties still seem to be pretty much at loggerheads they still seem to be presenting each other's positions to each other without really moving any closer to each other during these talks about the general secretaries of those parties was speaking publicly earlier today and in both cases there was no sign of movement at the m

you just said it brant because the population is rapidly rising it's the population with the youngest of the continent with the youngest population but at the same time the continent with the. highest rate of youth unemployment and this is only going to get worse if the economies there don't start lifting their fair share so the europeans know that at the same time they have the migration crisis on their hands and so the thinking is if they don't do anything about the situation help the africans do something about the situation then the migration crisis is just going to get worse so that's the simple explanation for why the european union they'll suddenly seems to care about the youth of africa and briefly max we run out of time aren't european leaders though really are they just more interested in keeping refugees and legal migrants out of europe. they are in the short term interested in that but they know and many have said that including the german chancellor i get a macro that they won't be able to do that if they don't help the african countries to get up to speed with their econ

hi brant well apparently we have already seen at least three hearings in which sessions gave false or misleading statements to the senate about his involvement in the contacts with russia the words we just heard come after his statements in former hearings this year also in the senate also on the investigation about the alleged russian meddling in the u.s. elections last year but then sessions denied once again that he had communications with the russian or to anyone connected to any part of the russian government during the elections in two thousand and sixteen and even though the attorney general began saying my sorry hasn't changed today his story has changed in the very moment he said he didn't recall the meeting of march with george peppard former policy advisor of donald trump but this happens after the court records reveal that mr sessions not only was part of a meeting but he was even leading a meeting in march two thousand and sixteen with papadopoulos discussing his russian ties and suggesting setting up a meeting between. putin the russian president so saying one thing and

probably bring to the table if indeed they decide to sit down with merkel for those coalition talks but brant it is still unclear to what extent those conditions or those elements would be met by the conservatives those are still elements that have to be discussed between the parties even if angela merkel and the s.b. these marshals even if they reach an agreement will shortz be able to persuade members of his party well that is the key question brand because the social democrats are definitely divided on the issue whereas some of the members do believe that it's important to sit down with the conservatives maybe form that coalition government in other words put the country before the party as some of the members have been saying there are those who think that it would only harm the party to go again into a grand coalition with conservatives so that's the challenge that martin shows has ahead of him to try and convince the members that this could be a good idea or atomosphere on the story for us tonight here in berlin thomas thank you very much. thousands of christmas markets opened across ge

it is indeed cold brant it's hope it's not ask cold inside among those leaders that as you say have just arrived what we can expect tonight is an initial conversation between those leaders directed by the german president. to see if there's any possibility of finding common ground of setting perhaps the basis for a future grand coalition in germany it is very unlikely that they will be actually discussing current policy proposals current projects that they would like to bring forward it is more likely that they will try and see if there is any possibility of finding that common ground if there's any possibility of working together in the future and in the meantime we know there's an interim government that's in place right now to keep things working until a new government is formed are we looking at the beginning of an error in german politics where instability is going to rule the day well if you look at it from an outside perspective it is the interpretation that many have been presenting that idea that germany is unstable if you look at it from a german perspective many leaders have s

i'm just joined now by correspondent hans brant here in studio four a look at what you just said and you know america is aiming for a grand coalition would that be a good thing for germany considering we've just had four years of virtually no parliamentary opposition is not a healthy thing for the country you can say it's healthy in the sense that it's a sign of stability in germany and certainly something that people outside germany and europe and elsewhere in the world are looking for at the moment with the situation in such a fluid state that those nobody really knows where it's going to end up so the prospect of what we've had so far being repeated probably for a lot of people will be welcomed of course another prospect would be fresh elections why are germans so afraid are rather reluctant to hold new elections well elections and the first thing is that they're expensive for the political parties themselves they don't have a large amount of money left after just having run an election campaign also there is a sense that the seven hundred members of parliament that have now been

like fifty five and brant sixty one or sixty two but i mean they have had an impact but it's taken quite a long time right. yes that's why i'm saying that you have to do a lot more a lot bigger cuts and that doesn't seem possible because we're also looking at new estimates coming out and they're saying now that there's going to be lower demand for oil because of china's economic growth isn't what it was expected to be and also people talking about warmer temperatures where so it is even less supply and less demand rather they're going to have to do a lot more to cut supply. do you think they'll be able to keep the band together gerald opec and russia the other countries that were part of this production cup can that can they all stick together well even though there's a lot of destabilization calling oran you know declaring saying iran declared war. bahrain saying that iran blew up their pipeline you know when it comes to the bottom line they're all going to agree we believe because their economies are dependent on oil so the bottom line is they're going to do what they can will it be en

well these two different views just showed the level of uncertainty that germany is currently facing brant i think the idea of snap elections is one that most parties would like to avoid because it is seen as returning the responsibility to the voters instead of taking that responsibility by the parties as something that the german president funk quite. clearly said today and that's probably also why german chancellor angela merkel stressed today that the next move was in the hands of mr steinmeier who will now be talking to the leaders of the different parties precisely branch to see if there's any possibility of finding common ground or finding a compromise it is at this point unlikely because there are clearly different perspectives in many cases the parties are diametrically opposed but at the same time it is not impossible so obviously these discussions these debates in the next few days will be very important to see to what extent german political parties are willing to form that coalition in a party that's not in these talks the party with the second largest number of seats in parli

brant has been following this for us is coming to you first what did you take away from that statement. well there is no decision made clearly yet and what funk the german president has been stressing is that political parties cannot play with the mandate of the voters that it's not up to the political parties to decide whether or not they want to accept a virgin the way rather in fact that they have to accept overt in the way that it has come that it gives them a responsibility that there needs to live up to and that in fact there is that responsibility is to form a government so he's stressing this. reasons the reasons of stability that the german constitution they set off so much emphasis on and he's trying to say that it's too early to sign that new elections are the only possible option that he's going to appeal to all political parties to continue attempts to try and form a government that's what it seems to me is going to be the outcome of decided today so a mind or two parties and their responsibility to voters perhaps a message to his own party the social democrats have announ

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our correspondent, robin brant, joins us from seoul. what i use thinking about this?to the united nations to destroy north korea. much more measured and tone it down. substantive in his mesh —— message as well. this speech was aimed atfour message as well. this speech was aimed at four groups. aimed at the international community, china, russia, everyone in the united nations and reminding them of the type of country north korea is. he described it as one point as a hell,

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cutting the tool will brant pop in the philippines with a meeting of asean countries hosted by controversial president rodrigo duterte. a man who openly advocates muttering drug addicts and has been accused of crimes against him and. kovler. more on trump's travel plans let's talk now to a washington correspondent phillip crowther. philip. trump will be spending nearly two weeks are in asia north korea presumably will top the agenda in most countries. yes absolutely it will certainly at the start of this trip per the first stop is j japan t the second stos south korea both of those countries feel threatened and indeed all threatened by pyongyang's nuclear and missile program. you just have to take a look at its polished sentences from u. s. presidentnt donald trump about. korea maybe his rhetoric would be quite as harsh when his actually in a. but he has one that he was willing to completely destroy north korea he has portrayed came yellen the leader of north korea. as the rocket man on a suicide mission and has promised to bring bring the fire and fury to north korea there is a worry that's

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increasingly attracting interest from abroad with french firms setting their sights on buying german brant. the surprise purchased by french carmaker peugeot of germany's opel isn't the only one. fell now i'll know and his luxury empire purchase bag maker rimau up. smaller firms are also proving attractive one of audi's contractors jigga traumatic was taken over by a french company last year. since then little's changed in the offices in english done. the language ofof choe is still german but the boss is now french. it suited the mood is kind of cutting edge technology is in large part why we bought jigger tronic you see the city get. the number of german companies that have been purchased by french firms has jumped in three years from thirty six to ninety three last year. in the opposite direction only twenty five french firms were purchased by german ones in two thousand sixtee. pairs out has facilitated dozens of such takeovers he says purchasing a german firm opens doors. he profits not rare for a medium size german company to do fifty to eighty percent of its sales abroad supplying a

dues or you can write directly to me at brant goff t.v. don't forget to use the hash tag the day and remember no matter what happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see that everyone. more intrigue international. journalists discuss the topic of the week. trumps america first. china in the driver seat find out on country to the. next. they are the hope of many a march. these monks are rebuilding what the military spent years destroying we really are something like the teachers of the people. three miles. three stories three ways of changing everything. and mark the power of the monks in forty five minutes on. progress. that where they start to divide the country but do we deal with where they start to divide the language your blood will flow from. the ninety nine to the soviet union is breaking apart. the members of the russian federation would have to find their own way politically and economically. with the local movement was an incredibly difficult time. but this democracy was a lie because the elections were for all

thirty five cents a barrel in new york at its highest price since july of two thousand and fifteen brant crude climbed three point five percent to sixty four dollars twenty seven cents per barrel in london. according to a report from the international energy agency india's renewable energy production capacity will more than double in the next four years that puts it on course to overtake renewable expansion in the european union for the first time ninety percent of that growth will be in solar and wind power according to the i say india says it can reach a target of one hundred seventy five gigawatts of or nubile generation by two thousand and twenty two given its current rate of expansion its energy needs are set to double within the next seven years india's government says that by two thousand and thirty renewable sources will provide for two fifths of its electricity needs. we're going to go to break now but stick around because when we return the mysteries of how we spend and say my guess joins me to discuss why we do what we do with our wallets and addicts he explains where we could

our correspondent, robin brant, joins us from seoul. what i use thinking about this?k, no fire and fury, no rocket man, no repetition of the threat to the united nations to destroy north korea. much more measured and tone it down. substantive in his mesh —— message as well. this speech was aimed atfour message as well. this speech was aimed at four groups. aimed at the international community, china, russia, everyone in the united nations and reminding them of the type of country north korea is. he described it as one point as a hell, a prison state. the people living there are tortured and murdered. much detail of the plight of the people. the second audience, this is crucial, is china, the next stop on his tour. he goes to beijing soon. he repeated what he said yesterday, about our trade with north korea and other countries should stop entirely. he made the point in the speech that he doesn't think there should be any form of support from north korea and it is mostly china that chooses to support north korea at the moment. latest round of un sanctions, there was pre

our correspondent, robin brant joins us from seoul.pan and is expected to arrive in south korea. but north korea will take up most of the agenda. very much top of the list for president trump and his south korean counterpart. they are preparing... thousands of police have been deployed on the streets of seoul, over 100 demonstrations are planned for the next 48 hours. some supporting the visit, some very much against. it is a brief visit, barely 24 hours, but the most symbolic on this tour of asia. he will speak to american troops later. there are over 30,000 of them based here and then he will address the nation's lawmakers tomorrow. what he and the administration and the south koreans wa nt to administration and the south koreans want to have come his departure tomorrow is a bistro —— show of strength. make no mistake, it is the security umbro offered by the united states that has protected this country for decades and continues to do so is the nuclear threat grows from becoming north. under the surface there are disagreements about

our correspondent robin brant is in shanghai. explain more.export whiskey to china, also some skiing products and pharmaceutical products and maybe some hats because they are among the 187 products that will see the duty imposed by the chinese government reduced. on average it will come down from around 17.5% to 7%. it is more on some items, vermouth is coming down, and whiskey has been halved. the explanation given is that these are products mainly in demand among the wealthy middle class that you cannot really get in china because they are not made domestic league and the government wa nts to domestic league and the government wants to increase the supply of these high—quality products —— domestically. is it significant? i don't think so frankly. it is a move on the tariffs. we will have to see if retailers pass it on. but if you are ford and you want to bring in expensive cars to this country can you still pay 25%, if you bring in food that will still have 14%. and these are not the big structural changes that were talked about by president

have seen the change in oil we have not seen a spike like this since june two thousand and fifteen brant crude has closed yesterday at above sixty four dollars a barrel west texas intermediate settling over fifty seven dollars. what does this mean going forward in your opinion if you could read the tea leaves and look forward to this in investors are eyeing this with a lot of questions let's look at saudi arabia go back when oil started going down in two thousand and fourteen their plan was to keep pumping more and they would put the fractures out of business that didn't work so now what they've done they've made an agreement with other opec members of russia to cut back on production now with this is done is really jacked up the prices because of the fear that's going on there also their own rest in iraq kurdistan so now with the kurdistan region so now what we're looking at is in is that oil prices could spike if this goes out of control saudi arabia needs oil at one hundred dollars a barrel for their economy to break even so they're way down the issuing bonds as well as we know right

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international brant jumped over the sixty four dollars a barrel a u. s. w. t. i. above fifty seven there. those highs the have been seen since july twenty fifteen. analysts say t the arrest of increasesed uncertainty about the political climate in saudi arabia. crown prince mohammed bin salman has said he'll back efforts to extend opec's production freeze. of measure that will be discussed at the cartels meeting at the end of this month. now among the dozens of people arrested in saudi arabia this weekend was prince al waleed bin talal he's a billionaire businessman is often described as the warren buffet of the middle east. his net worth was estimated at seventeen billion dollars by forbes magazine. his major investments at companies around the world you royer takes a closer look. nmls the international face of saudi business and a powerful investor adopt the warren bufuffet of arabia. besides a private yacht and a boeing seven four seven. prince ali bin thailand famomously ends hotels like london's savoy and the george sunk in paris. his investment firm kingdom