let's begin right here in brussels. the city center and the european quarter are prosperous and affluent. in stark contrast, right next door, poverty is rampant. we'll meet a young woman from the disadvantaged district of molenbeek, who's determined to break the cycle of poverty. hinde has a dream. the 20 -year-old wants to make it big and be successful. hinde is from molenbeek, a district of brussels known for lively multi-culturalism, but also for low incomes, crime, and unemployment. but hinde has other plans for her future. - “i'm looking up at screens all around me. ” - “are you in times square? ” - hinde dreams about a job in new york city. the others are all ears. hinde is taking part in an art 2 work job coaching session. the organization aims to help young people from disadvantaged brussels' neighborhoods. - “i was pretty lost before this, had no orientation. i didn't know what to do with my life. and yes, i might have had goals, but i didn't know how to achieve them. hinde is not alone. many struggle with the

let's begin right here in brussels. the city center and the european quarter are prosperous and affluent. in stark contrast, right next door, poverty is rampant. we'll meet a young woman from the disadvantaged district of molenbeek, who's determined to break the cycle of poverty. hinde has a dream. the 20 -year-old wants to make it big and be successful. hinde is from molenbeek, a district of brussels known for lively multi-culturalism, but also for low incomes, crime, and unemployment. but hinde has other plans for her future. - “i'm looking up at screens all around me. ” - “are you in times square? ” - hinde dreams about a job in new york city. the others are all ears. hinde is taking part in an art 2 work job coaching session. the organization aims to help young people from disadvantaged brussels' neighborhoods. - “i was pretty lost before this, had no orientation. i didn't know what to do with my life. and yes, i might have had goals, but i didn't know how to achieve them. hinde is not alone. many struggle with the

let's begin right here in brussels. the city center and the european quarter are prosperous and affluent. in stark contrast, right next door, poverty is rampant. we'll meet a young woman from the disadvantaged district of molenbeek, who's determined to break the cycle of poverty. hinde has a dream. the 20 -year-old wants to make it big and be successful. hinde is from molenbeek, a district of brussels known for lively multi-culturalism, but also for low incomes, crime, and unemployment. but hinde has other plans for her future. - “i'm looking up at screens all around me. ” - “are you in times square? ” - hinde dreams about a job in new york city. the others are all ears. hinde is taking part in an art 2 work job coaching session. the organization aims to help young people from disadvantaged brussels' neighborhoods. - “i was pretty lost before this, had no orientation. i didn't know what to do with my life. and yes, i might have had goals, but i didn't know how to achieve them. hinde is not alone. many struggle with the

let's begin right here in brussels. the city center and the european quarter are prosperous and affluent. in contrast, right next door, poverty is ramping will meet a young woman from the disadvantage neighborhood of mullen back, who is determined to break the cycle of poverty into how's the dream? the 20 year old wants to make it big and be successful. in to is from lumen dick the district of brussels, known for lively multiculturalism, but also for low incomes. crime. and to unemployment tend to has other plans for her future. i'm looking at the screens all around me. are you in times square dreams about a job in new york city? do you know there's our own? here's the tend to is taking part in an hour to work job coaching session. the organization aims to help you with people from disadvantage, brussels neighborhoods, things. yeah. i was present last before this one who had no orientation. i didn't know what to do with my nice and to ask what i might have had to go lessons. but i didn't know how to achieve some good me

, then all the huge economic assistance that e berlin and brussels, it turns out that greece will beailed, it was the external economic management that deprived the press of any sovereignty. that is, without the sanction, in fact , the approval of the demons of brussels and the eu, greece cannot make any serious political decisions. well, this is if it is contrary to the policy of the west. and when, in unison, the foreign ministry literally sings from the attack, this is what he said that he does not regret that the flow of tourists from russia means it has decreased. well, the foreign ministry will not be able to spare it from the attack, but the greeks themselves say something else. sanctions prohibitions scared away thousands of russian tourists who made a huge contribution to our economy. and what did the greek authorities do in response, ran to support ukraine, one delivery of weapons after another bmp anti-aircraft missiles stinger cartridges? basking has always actively supported the european union as a whole about the full-scale imposition of sanctions against russia, which

i'm stephen sackur, and today i'm in brussels, welcome to hardtalk.erparts from latin america. relations between the two haven't been easy of late, not least because of latin american scepticism about european military support for ukraine and its war against russian aggression. my guest today is gabriel boric. he's the president of chile. he's young. he is the architect of a new brand of progressive left politics.

i had the newspaper of this organization in brussels and i saw that they were looking for someone who could help them work in ukraine . at first it was planned that it would be a job at the shelters in mukachevo, then they asked me if it would be okay for me if they sent me to zaporizhzhia, they asked me about this because in belgium, we knew that zaporizhzhia is close to the front line. we discussed this proposal, in particular the issue of my safety, we discussed a safe place to live and also the presence of moles, so i decided to come to zaporizhzhia and why not when you told your family and your friends in belgium that you decided to go to ukraine what was their first reaction so that everyone's reaction was different some said it was a great idea you should know that many people in belgium do not support the war but support ukrainians because we know about the situation. here, every day, even every hour, we receive news about the dramatic situation in various cities , so some people supported this idea . i told no one, i only told about what will happen in mukachevo because it is

he fled to brussels immediately after the paris attacks. he has been found guilty.nied any involvement in the brussels almonds because he was arrested just a few days earlier but he has been found guilty, as has mohammed abrini. he confessed to the attack. he was known as the man in the hat because he was involved in the brussels coming of the airport. there were two bombings, first at the airport and an hour later at a metro station close to the u institutions in brussels. but abrini had fled the airport because his bonded not apparently go off. he was arrested two or three weeks later. they are desk of the six people convicted and will be -- two of the six people convicted and will be sentenced later. christian: it did go far and wide at the combination -- culmination of that investigation. around the world, you are watching bbc news. let's take a quick look at some of the headlines here in the u.k. the number of people living in temporary accommodations in england is at its highest level since records began. at the end of march, nearly 5000 families were classifi

of course, i was in brussels _ of or not? of course, i was in brussels on _ of or not?s in brussels on 22nd of - of or not? of course, i was in brussels on 22nd ofjune, i of or not? of course, i was inj brussels on 22nd ofjune, but it was president putin church who did not want to have a meeting. i think my constructive niss and my creativity has been struck shown throughout with different proposals. i propose the model which is inspired by serbians in croatian, serbia and croatia have a normalisation agreement with a mechanism for protection of minority rights. in serbians are happy with that, i said let's do it also in kosovo. but they do not want to hear. in 2013 they signed a document making a explicit promise you are not prepared to keep. doesn't worry you, that your best friend, your most important friends in the international community starting with the european union, think you have got this wrong. and indeed they are so sure that you have got it wrong, and that you need to change your mind they have opposed sanctions on kosovo, right now? == opposed sanctions o

and brussels has been trying for years now to seal a trade deal with a lot in american region. but it's all foreigners are pretty livid about that potential, particularly when it comes to beef from latin america. and it's potential to depress the prices of e u. farmers own supply, which really seems to be one of the use big specializations these days. they did pretty much the same thing when they flooded eastern europe with you printing grain from the black sea grain deal. now, the even seems to lack of vision beyond whatever washington puts in front of them at any given time, and for all of latin america's efforts here. well, that really doesn't seem likely to change anytime soon. and so the thing and a, to raise a mazda in the oxy going to be that was good to see you and those who are things again right now, let's get more information on this as go live now to brazil as feet, super low scientists, bruno lima, russia, thanks so much for joining us here too. so thanks again novice uh, take care of with my the most. well, i think most people intrigued about the brussel summit be

that u berlin and brussels is provided greece will be rolled up namely external economic management.reignty, that is, without the sanction, in fact, the demons of the permission of the approval of brussels and the eu, greece cannot make any serious political decisions. well, this is if it is contrary to the policy of the west. and when the mitzatake literally sings in unison, well, he said that he does not regret that the flow of tourists from russia has significantly decreased. well, the foreign ministry will not be able to spare it from the attack, but the greeks themselves say something else. you are not the sanctions of the ban scared away thousands russian tourists who made a huge contribution to our economy. and what did the greek authorities do in response and ran to support ukraine, one supply of weapons after another anti-aircraft infantry fighting vehicles. these are stinger cartridges, greece has always actively supported the european union brussels as a whole about the full-scale imposition of sanctions against russia, which, in general, uh, looks very bad . how can it be

he fled to brussels immediately after the paris attacks. so he's been found guilty of that.ll in the brussels bombings because he was arrested just a few days earlier. but he's been found guilty, as has mohamed abrini. he actually confessed to this attack because he was eventually caught. he was known as the man in the hat because he was involved in the brussels bombing of the airport. now, there were two bombings, first of all, at the airport, and then an hour later at maelbeek metro station, very, very close to all the eu institutions in brussels. but abrini had fled the airport because apparently his bomb didn't go off. he was eventually arrested along with other suspects two or three weeks later. they are two of the six people who've been convicted. they'll be sentenced later. the boss of natwest, which owns coutts, has admitted a "serious error ofjudgment" in discussing nigel farage's relationship with the bank. dame alison rose said she was "wrong" to respond to questions from the bbc�*s simonjack about his private account. and wrong to suggest that decision was made i

this behavior of brussels was called miserable and stupid by tv commentators, too.european union to designate the falcland islands by their official name falcland islands fukoin islands. yeah and they didn't they say well if you just left. these people are so limited pathetic. yes, they are pathetic. we will punish you for coming out in london lyut to the referendum held on the islands in 2013 in the british government, when they need it, they immediately remember about the right of peoples to self-determination, the argentine government can lobby anyone, but this will not change the fact that the falkland islands belong to the uk this is the unequivocal will of their people 10 years ago 99.8% of the inhabitants of the falklands who took part in the referendum declared that they wanted to stay part of the british family, all that could be done for london in brussels was to try to distance themselves from the problem, leaving argentina and the uk to deal with their disputes by member states. have not changed their views on the malvinas folklore islands the eu is not

let's go over that to marina strauss in our brussels bureau. marina. what is stopping this tre, do? it's basically all about bees to put it in very simple words. so brussels made an offer that would allow somebody to cross her products, some office training, not actually cultural products into the european market. but it's true to says, oh no, that's not, that's not enough. we really need meaningful access. also land rise sugar, other agricultural products are at, at the at stake. you are part of the discussions, but this is a very difficult issue for you because some of you countries, for example, from a very protective when it comes to their farmers to the agriculture 2nd sector. also another controversial issue for australia is the question. if the parmesan cheese so cheese said looks like parmesan, the taste i promised i'm can also be cold parmesan if it is produced in australia because that uses only cheeses that are produced in certain regions and easily can be called parmesan. as right, we've heard some of these trade issues before with other trade deals. at the same time, bo

today, the brazilian president is in brussels. he already met and was off on the line that you commission president. and we have heard from both sides a big grow to conclude video. so was enough on the line has said they should solve the remaining issues as soon as possible. and then the brazilian president to let us over said that they are hoping to finish the deal by the end of the year that it would open up new horizons for them. but you also mentioned that it should be a balance deal. well, this deal is very complex, involves groups of countries from different parts of the world. can you explain to us lucy and, and not show why it's so important as it would create an inborn word. it would create the largest free drug trade zone worldwide. this is on the one side, the european union. there's this 27 member states. and on the other side, the macro. so states which of 4 states continue abreast of new york. right impala right. so this would be really big free trade zone. but for the european union, and right now, what is going on

that e berlin and brussels turns out to be in greece that external economic management will be curtailedf any sovereignty, that is, without the sanction, in fact, without the permission of the approval of brussels and the eu, greece cannot take any serious political decisions. but this is if, contrary to the policy of the west, and when, in unison, the foreign ministry literally sings from the attack. here, it was he who said that he did not regret that the flow of tourists from russia had significantly decreased. well, the foreign ministry can and does not regret from the attack, but the greeks themselves say something else the ban sanctions have scared away thousands of russian tourists who have made a huge contribution to our economy. and what did the greek authorities do in response and ran to support ukraine, one delivery of weapons after another bmp zenith. this is stinger cartridges, greece has always actively supported the european union as a whole about the full-scale imposition of sanctions against russia, which in general, in principle, uh, looks very bad. it is realistic to s

let everybody see what happened and brussels. why not. trying to protect anything, we tried to protect anybody. >> pete: why not. could the g.o.p. and the house demand to see the minutes from this meeting? >> it definitely is. and that is a document that should be made available to congress. this seems to me that the stonewalling by the fbi needs to end. another situation situation where we have documents and verified information, now congress is not providing the documents. a pattern, a concerning pattern that the fbi does not want accountability, does not want transparency, and will not answer the questions to why they are not following up on these major leads that suggest a very corrupt joe biden and biden family. >> pete: matt, real quick, have you ever seen anything like this. you mentioned and intelligence all up where it feels like the outreach is based on trying to figure out what people know as opposed to running down an investigation and determine the truth. how unprecedented is this? >> -- note president. if you think about the

hello anticipated some agency in latin american leaders on the you in brussels, didn't go in favor with some powers. members of the circle committed to latin america and caribbean stays up and the agenda with harsh criticism st. us lead sanctions violate international using sanctions and blockades without the support of international law is something that only serves to penalize the most vulnerable parts of the population. we need peace to overcome the significant challenges we have to face instead of eliminating hunger for so many millions of human beings. we're spending billions of dollars to feed the war machinery which only causes more destruction and famines. the see like you, summit is the moment to say enough play when you're really angry with somebody. and so you just punch a wall really hard and hope that they know it is the resilient president statement here really captures the tone of this summit between the you and the community of latin american and caribbean countries, also known as sea lock. it's taking place this week, but it can best be described as i guess tense, if on

he's more now from brussels. since russia's full scale invasion last year, ukraine step, you to prime minister all has to phoenician now has been making regular trips to brussels. loved being cards to convince officials here to give her country a pos, to what's nato membership and literally coming to you from the country and the war was to my children remaining in care. while i'm here in brussels, we're are starting to get my application for the moment. this decision shall be taken and this will mount them is now. ukraine says it's already fighting with all kinds of western mates, weapons, and they have proven themselves as the 1st line of defense for europe. and they have been waiting for need to store to open for many years in 2008 doing their summit in bucharest, romania, nato leader as promised ukraine. what's become a member of the alliance, but they stop short of seeing when and how fear of provoking russia and some nato countries. us too cautious among them. germany, netscape, clara. i'm talking about clea

. ukraine step you to prime minister all hashed if a nation now has been making regular trips to brussels, love being cards to convince officials here to give her country a pos, to what's nato membership. and literally coming to you from the country and the war was to my children remaining into while i'm here in brussels, we're are starting to get to the gate. and for the moment this decision shall be taken. and this will not them is not. ukraine says it's already fighting with all kinds of wisdom, mates, weapons, and they have proven themselves as the 1st line of defense for europe. and they have been waiting for need to store to open for many years in 2008 doing their summit in bucharest, romania, nato leader. as promised ukraine would become a member of the alliance. but they stopped short of saying, when and how for fear of provoking russia, and some nato countries, us too cautious among them. germany, let's get clara. exactly to the clear statements from nate to that ukraine. peasants, future inmate too. but it is also clear to all concerned that the admission of a country that is a

he fled to brussels immediately after the paris attacks. so he's been found guilty of that.the brussels bombings because he was arrested just a few days earlier. but he's been found guilty, as has mohamed abrini. he actually confessed to this attack because he was eventually caught. he was known as the man in the hat because he was involved in the brussels bombing of the airport. now, there were two bombings, first of all, at the airport, and then an hour later at maelbeek metro station, very, very close to all the eu institutions in brussels. but abrini had fled the airport because apparently his bomb didn't go off. he was eventually arrested along with other suspects two or three weeks later. they are two of the six people who've been convicted. they'll be sentenced later. to the us, where federaljudge has overturned an asylum policy recently implemented by president biden. the judge said the ten—week—old policy to force asylum seekers to apply for admission to the united states from their home countries — orfrom countries en route to the us — was unlawful. it means the us

this behavior of brussels was called miserable and stupid tv commentators also did not stand aside.pean union to designate the falcland islands by their official name , the falkland islands. futu islands. yeah and they didn't they say well if you just stayed these people are so pathetic limited. yes, they are pathetic. we will punish you for leaving. in london, they appeal to the referendum held on the islands in 2013 in the british government, when they need it , they remember the same about the right of peoples to self-determination, the argentine government can lobby anyone, but this is not will change the fact that the falkland islands belong to the uk this is the unequivocal will of their people 10 years ago, 99.8% of the falkland islanders who took part in the referendum said that they wanted to remain part of the british family, all that could be done for london in brussels was to try to distance themselves from the problem, leaving argentina and the uk to deal with their disputes by the member states. have not changed their views of the positions regarding the folkloric malv

beautiful images of oil and europe of the future, and interested in this, both the government in brusselsgton and private business, like the rothschild family. the black sea grain initiative has stopped the maritime humanitarian corridor is closed today all ships following in the black sea in ukrainian ports will be considered as potential carriers of military cargo, the russian ministry of defense has warned. in this situation , the european commission intends to increase the import of ukrainian products into the eu by land. however , eastern european countries are categorically against ukrainian grain driving down prices in their markets and ruining farmers. eu report by our european correspondent regina sevastenkova. the head of the foreign diplomacy of the european union again accused russia of promoting the world food crisis before the start of the meeting of the foreign ministers of the country of the alliance in brussels and josé borel said that this is facilitated by the deliberate attack of warehouses in odessa a. also, moscow’s withdrawal from the grain deal in general, the euro

to their open conflict with brussels , last spring, when warehouses in romania larger than hungary andkia, bulgaria were filled with ukrainian grain, local farmers began loud protests against price dumping and threatened their own bankruptcy. under their pressure, countries took unilateral measures european commission. as a result, we had to agree to the introduction of a temporary ban on the supply of wheat, rapeseed corn and sunflower in these countries until september 15. now , taking into account the withdrawal of the grain deal sofia budapest bucharest bratislava and warsaw demanded to extend the bank, at least until the end of the year. we are standing before dima in less than 2 months on september 15 in accordance with the decision of the european commission. we need to reopen the borders for ukrainian grain. i want to make it clear that we will not open the borders or the european commission will agree to work out general regulation to extend the ban or we will do it ourselves we will be firm. we will be resolute and we will definitely defend the polish farmer. you conflicts in

you're losing access to infrastructure grants, to other investments from brussels. can't afford to lose this financial and economic support. so what are you going to do? we have had 7.35% of gdp as economic growth averaged in these two years since i'm in power. exports doubled in two years, fdis doubled in two years, tax revenues increased by two thirds, and it's such a shame now to put these sanctions on kosovo. your own business community says, "albin kurti must come to his senses when it comes to re—establishing good relations with the eu and us". i'm doing my best, but i cannot surrender a democratic republic to this fascist militia in the north. bill clinton, just the other day, made a speech in tirana, where he said "it is time for the albanians" — and he meant the albanians in kosovo, because he was talking about the kosovo crisis, who are now in the majority — "they must stop this foolishness" he said. "what major political issue can possibly be advanced by arguing for how little towns are run?" clinton says stop the foolishness. are you prepared to? well, i

in brussels, they emphasize that the supply of russian coal has stopped , oil imports are insignificant, and russian gas is also disappearing from the european market, such quick results were achieved and thanks to the joint actions of the citizens and enterprises of the european community, the gas storage in the european union is now more than half full , euro fans report, the task is a maximum by november reach up to 90% more details from brussels anna grishina russian propaganda all last year scared europe with a winter apocalypse creativity of propagandists went off the scale here in this video a freezing and hungry family of europeans welcomes christmas with a flashlight and a festive dinner from a home hamster i repeat on the other hand blackmailed europe will there be the french world for christmas, how does it pay for electricity, it worries all the residents of the european union, the poor burghers, all the kremlin horror stories have turned into a joke, europe overwintered, although the russian gas terrorism was felt by every belgian francesco rava, when he received a payment

well, for example, the headquarters of nato and the eu in the same brussels.ell, since moscow no longer hides what it does too much, i am sure that there is reliable protection from its ears about russian espionage games with the eu in more detail and on grishina, who learned from fellow investigators exclusive details, this photo of the roof of the russian embassy in moldova looks more like a secret facility than the dip representative office there , journalists count 8 antennas through which russians are suspected of spying on the official pocket, not all embassy roofs they look like baikonur, this is slovak journalist tomas medlenyk talking about russian embassies in europe whose espionage activities he investigated together with colleagues from belgium, lithuania, poland , estonia, sweden and other countries in general counted at least 182 antennas on the roofs of russian embassies in 39 countries, three in paris, seven in berlin, 10 each in madrid, prague, bolgrad, lisbon, sofia, nicosia, a record among eu countries was broken in belgium, here in brussels

has convicted 6 men of murder with a terrorist motive for the pots in the 2016 bombing attacks in brussels. another 2 were found guilty of membership and a terrorist organization. trial was the biggest in belgium's legal history. spending of a 7 months. 32 people died in the bombings at brussels airport and a busy subway station in the city. so gold is lumnick state said if carried out the attacks the immediate aftermath of brussels international airport. for 16 people died in the 1st of 3 bombings that day, including at the train station and then a subway. chaos as smoke filled the departure hall. the roof caved in. bodies all around. people from almost a dozen countries died in the attacks and assault on the heart of the european union. a mass of search for the suspects followed the so called as law mc state claim to responsibility. authorities eventually arrested 10 man and charge them with murder, attempted murder and membership, the terrorist group. the trial lasted 7 months before prosecutors wrapped up their arguments. the jury began deliberating earlier this month. since then, the

now kosovo�*s key allies in washington and brussels are telling my guest today kosovo�*s prime ministerin kurti, will he listen? and if he doesn't, could kosovo see a new round of balkan bloodshed? prime minister albin kurti, welcome to hardtalk. welcome to pristina. and thank you for having me. well, it's a great pleasure to be in your office, mr prime minister, how close has kosovo come to seeing a renewal of conflict in the last few months? it has been very heavy because the two extremist terrorist organisations which are being financed by serbia and from where they also receive their orders, civil protection and the northern brigade have been very active and first intimidating serbs and serbian candidates who would like to vote and run in elections. and second, in attacking our police. journalist but first and foremost, nato�*s soldiers on 29th of may. you've chosen in that answer to pile all of the blame on your serbian minority population. that is not the way the international community sees things right now. i never blame serbian minority population. they are 4% of population in

very close to the eu institutions in brussels.bomb didn't go off. he was eventually arrested along with other suspects to a three weeks later. they are two of the six people that have been convicted, they will be sentenced later. iquite they will be sentenced later. quite in extraordi _ they will be sentenced later. quite in extraordi investigation. - they will be sentenced later. quite in extraordi investigation. i - they will be sentenced later. quite in extraordi investigation. i spent quite a long time and it didn't go far and wide at the culmination of that investigation today. thank you very much. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some of the other stories making headlines today. the number of people living in temporary accommodation in england is at its highest level since records began 25 years ago. at the end of march, nearly 105,000 families were classed as homeless and needing local authority help. that number includes more than 130,000 children. the government says it has given £2—bill

on jobs, an increase in purchasing power for washington, and exactly the opposite processes for brusselsthat is , another source of strengthening the economic us power to the detriment. europe obviously all three points will be paid by european taxpayers. and in this whole situation, the europeans obediently nod and click their heels, amazing obedience, the demon it is important to call the muzzle on the table, and in response you also smile the partnership scheme in big quotes the usa and the eu, the belarusian leader quite figuratively decomposed the americans split europe and now she is so to rein it in , and they reproach you and me , including that we are losing sovereignty here, and so on europeans. may the lord be with you for a long time already lost it. how can one evaluate and how can one relate to the fact that they have abandoned cheap energy sources from russia and take 3-5 times more expensive. what is tilted? shils were put in the right place and remained quite a bit, so that they collapsed and lay on the earth . with the economy, berlin is clearly ill, the rest of the eu