and we know the officials will meet with farmers today here in brussels. what i've heard from them is they feel that these attempts have not gone far enough. haven't necessarily gotten in the right direction, so we'll see how far these 2 sites meet. but one thing you officials are concerned about is that it's a few months to your elections. and they certainly are worried that these farmers christmas perhaps take their votes to the far right of the political spectrum if they feel their demands are not met. and then the other sites concerns from climate campaigners, but you officials attempts to try and respond to these very these concerns that are very clearly on display here. that that might go too far in terms of compromising on the big claimant's promises. or as a thank you so much so that as far as the but child reporting from brussels of the . okay, we're going to take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world and an ally of the deceased russian all positions, politics, politician, alexei, nevada only says that he was cl

parts of central brussels are at a standstill of this. our as farm is from across the european union. upstaged the blocks me think i were culture ministers. demonstrators have block self access to official buildings, dumped the tires in the streets and setting the lights. they are upset said the brussels environmental policies, pricing costs, and what they call unfair competition. you officials a pair teen to ease some of those pressures on the agricultural sector for their office. the doing so could we can action on climate change. this is an update from brussels, correspond to rosie the child who is covering the process the for us. if you get a sense of the fury and frustration on the streets and brussels here today will soon look no further. behind me, a smouldering birding pile of tires and actually just in the last few minutes, you've seen farmers for testing adding more fuel to that fire including bales of hay. and that comes just after police really have managed to extinguish another major fire using walter kind of as you can see,

now parts of central brussel, brussels, all as a standstill at this hour as far as from across the european union, upstage the blocks missing of agriculture ministers demonstrates as a block. so as access to a faithful buildings, they stop tires in the streets and set the lights. they're upset over brussels environment for policies. they've been rising costs on what they call unset competition. you officials opinions, ease some of those pressures on the agricultural sector, but they're all fee is the doing. so could we can action on climate change? the, the use rosie the child visited the belgian farm to hear about some of the problems . the form is the facing. 2 hours after she was born. it's time for this baby cough to try and stand on her feet. that struggle to stay afloat is one of the small dairy farm in southern belgium knows well with milk prices proving unpredictable. and the costs remaining high, the quantity the it's difficult to return on your investment and have a long time to say that was something very 602022, then showings and toyota go 3 have already run goes on of all of th

,., ., ., ., ., brussels? good afternoon, indeed, i was in brussels _ brussels? afternoon, indeed, i was in brussels this morning, - brussels? good afternoon, indeed, i was in brussels this morning, i - brussels? good afternoon, indeed, i was in brussels this morning, i met| was in brussels this morning, i met the ministers in brussels and yes, we have a lot of farmers on the streets in brussels, a lot of protests, but we have seen this also two weeks ago when the farmers were in front of the parliament, so the farmers are really upset with the actual situation.— actual situation. green initiative seems to be _ actual situation. green initiative seems to be focusing _ actual situation. green initiative seems to be focusing a - actual situation. green initiative seems to be focusing a lot - actual situation. green initiative seems to be focusing a lot of. actual situation. green initiative i seems to be focusing a lot of their attention because they claim they are left out of pocket. do you think the european union needs to address concerns like that?— concerns li

i of the re farm is paralyzed pots of brussels. this protest has brought back the bonds on the truck to us to the sidelines of i. e . u. agriculture as that may take agriculture and ministers meeting governments across the block. i've been trying to ease tensions with the agriculture industry following week 5th demonstrations. but farms remain unconvinced. brussels blaze farmers added fuel to the fire of europe wide protests on monday, calling for less red tape and more support still with unpredictable prices on these issues. so we want to have a future. farming is our passion, and ultimately we want to be able to make a living difficult for the know that are so many specific e rules. and then the end we can no longer produce low prices. about people give up a couple when you look at the last 40 years since i started, things have been getting worse. and what else is office security forces lined up to keep demonstrators out of you? headquarters as ministers match police have been using was are trying to try and extinguish fires burn

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on the streets of, of brussels that what's going on exactly. if you want to get a sense of the fury and frustration on the streets in brussels here today, wilson police no further behind me, a smouldering burning pile of tires. and actually just in the last few minutes, you've seen farmers for testing adding more fuel to that fire, including bales of hay. and that comes just after police really managed to extinguish another major fire using walter kind of. as you can see, there is still a major police presence here in the heart of brussels. european union, of course, are not only police, but of course also tractors. basically as far as the i can see here, they have paralyzed 6th street here in brussels, which leads up to the european commission. the easy executive is the 2nd time they've done this, this month. and farmers here are telling me they have no plan to, even though they will keep coming back until they see that their demands are met and will solve those demands. exactly. a good question because we've seen these protests across the con

w correspondent, teddy schultz in brussels. a welcome, a terry talk us through the reaction as well. certainly in sweden they were hanging on this vote in the gary and parliament after 19 months of delay. so the swedish television ran the vote live, they had been basically taking it down ever since a prime minister or bond said last week that the hungarian parliament would definitely vote today. and so you saw reactions. i mean the, the big headline across swedish tv is just gary and parliament says, yes. so that was something definitely that people there were waiting on a prime minister of christmas instead, immediately that sweden is ready to shoulder its responsibility in the alliance. so from here in brussels, we had nato secretary general young souls and bird say that it's a great day say that now that sweden will become the 30 seconds to ally and one that i found very touching, given that feeling and sweet, and actually applied to join at the same time, the finish president cell, the name is there, said that now sweden's

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let's take you back to brussels.ic scenes and we have just seen riot police, we can see the riot police trying to put out fires, firefighters trying to put them out as well. there are dozens if not hundreds of farmers blocking the streets in brussels. we saw tires on fire with dozens of tractors in the streets. earlier on, riot police used water cannon to try and stop those protesters. this is all about anger from those protesters. this is all about angerfrom protesters those protesters. this is all about anger from protesters against competition from cheap food imports and what they say are excessive environmental rules and subsidies which they say favour large firms. we have agriculture ministers meeting in brussels today which is why the streets there are very much the focus of attention but there have been demonstrations taking place across europe, we spoke with our colleague madrid a short time ago and in the past few days we have seen protests in france, germany, the netherlands, poland, spain, italy, and our c

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good evening, greetings from brussels. i will try to tell very briefly and concisely. all about the mechanism ucraine facility, which was approved by the european council today. therefore, the ukrainian fund ucraine facility is created for four years with the aim of promoting reforms, reconstruction and reconstruction of ukraine and the integration of ukraine into the european union. during four years , 50 billion euros will be provided to ukraine in the following proportion: 17 billion euros, non-refundable financial assistance grants and 33 billion euros in the form of a lawsuit. all these funds will be. to be issued from the budget of the european union, it is also important that the document approved by the eu leaders states that revenues from frozen russian funds on the territory of the european union can be used to help ukraine, and this means that this process is also ongoing, and soon there will be news about russian frozen assets, as well as how the ukrainian fund ucraine facility works, it will be possible to wor

the decision was made today at an extraordinary meeting in brussels. the leaders of the eu states also discussed the prospects of military support to ukraine, in particular, providing it with weapons and ammunition. by the course of the summit of the leaders of the european union was followed by our correspondent in the european institutions tetyana vysotska. tatyana, tell us on what conditions ukraine will receive funds from the european union and when we can expect the first tranche. greetings to you, please, greetings to vasyl, good evening, greetings from brussels, i will try to tell you very briefly and concisely everything about the ukraine facility mechanism, which was approved by the european council today. is created for four years with the aim of promoting reforms, reconstruction and reconstruction of ukraine and integration of ukraine into the european union. within four years , 50 billion euros will be provided to ukraine in the following proportion : 17 billion euros in non-refundable financial assistance grants and 33 billion euros in the

but their anger and complaints write to the heart of brussels.— the heart of brussels. the actual farmers _ the heart of brussels. but the actual farmers and _ the heart of brussels. but the actual farmers and what - the heart of brussels. but the actual farmers and what they| the heart of brussels. but the i actual farmers and what they are protesting about not necessarily on the agenda for the meeting. are they hoping to get the leaders who are meeting they are to discuss their problems? the meeting they are to discuss their roblems? . ., ., , problems? the agenda of the summit is of course financial— problems? the agenda of the summit is of course financial aid _ problems? the agenda of the summit is of course financial aid to _ is of course financial aid to ukraine, but of course the farmers crisis is very much on the minds of european leaders. we had suggestions of proposals by the european commission to propose some kind of emergency brake on food imports from ukraine, because one of the issues thatis ukraine, because one of the issues that is worrying many farmer

pretty dramatic scenes here. brussels is the middle of your opinion, coarser. that is a smouldering burning pile of tires. we've seen farmers also adding a bales of hay in to this place. a lot place behind me comes after police just manage to extinguish another fire police have been firing. walter cutting on that as you can see that's been extinguished. no, but there is still a very heavy police presence and then on the other side, you will see well tractors, tractors, almost as far as the i can see here. and russell's base is the heart of the european union's headquarters. and this part of the city really is paralyzed just a few steps from here. really you agriculture is, are i called for ministers, are meeting to try and respond to solve these frustrations. so clearly seen on the streets today. what are the farmers demanding? well, i should say, these are protest. i think a lot across europe, not just here in brussels, and they were pretty desperate to mon summer concert cost followed by competition. but i've actually been to a farm here in belgium to try and

okay, thank you for that tiny, tiny shows in brussels. oh here in germany, chance of the oh, off show says he's country will not supply ukraine with long range taurus, cruise, marseilles, the chancellor, set themselves deployment could increase the risk of each country becoming involved in the world. so here's a closer look at the taurus of why keyvi, so king to have it. of the, the taurus has an air launched cruise missile fired from a fighter jet with a range of more than 500 kilometers. it's designed to target bunkers and other heavily fortified facilities. the tourist receives its target before launch and then finds that independently. the missile flies under enemy radar and announce due to only 35 meters, this and it small size and 4 separate navigation systems. make it extremely hard for any air defense to intercept in a bunker attack. a 1st explosive destroys the outer walls, followed by a thick metal penetrator that runs through the floors below. finally, the 400 kilogram fist, a warhead designates inside the bunker precisely on t

so i think that was her message to the u. foreign ministers here in brussels. w's brussels bear, a chief, alexandra phone, nomine alexandria. thank you so much. of the european commission president of left on the line has announced that she will run for a 2nd time since she took on the job of heading the most powerful institution in brussels in 2019. she's let the blocks through breakfasts, the coven 19 pandemic, and russia's invasion of ukraine. the german conservative is widely expected to win the backend. as most you countries, she launched a bit of short while ago in bell and when that stomach departmental function, it was back then as to whether i could imagine becoming president of the european commission. i immediately said, yes, intuitively. i said today, 5 years later, i'm making a very conscious and consider a decision. but i would like to get on for the 2nd the next to me. so i'm to try to, i'm sites about now what's left on the line has risen to international permanence during her time. as you commission president has a look now at the time and office and what challenges lie

the farmers who are know, making their way out of this main part of brussels. and as you can see, the clean up operation continuing spending way. oh saucers. in the countries the northeast declared a drought emergency for the city of bos alone, i'm the surrounding area. so i'm 6000000 people are facing tight watering restrictions as a 3 year drive period. shows no sign offending after being submerged for more than 60 years. this medieval charge reappeared. it is now a symbol of 3 years of drought that house sparks catalonia. the lack of rain has got reservoirs to record low levels. a drought these every day across the region. the ski resorts opened this winter. how fleet those know on the slopes. so here we create a very critical situation. we could be very critical because if there is no snow but do if it doesn't rain and there is no stall, the reservoirs instead of growing, getting smaller and smaller, go so under the skin contained to reduce what are waste targeted months ago? the government explain how critical the situation has to become the, the president

it slipped fires in the streets of central brussels and clashed with police. the city also came to a standstill has promised blocked roads with that tract of the angry about increasing costs and red tape. and they want a new lead has to take action a farmers out in force in brussel. these located parts of the belgian capital demand more help with verizon costs associated use. assume that you're trying to make people aware of the conditions for pharmacy to read on. so advice from people quick go hungry so far. so if i were to police assembled near the headquarters, were fires blazed as the farmers gathered. we are right in the middle of the european union. the ports are in process and these slaves that you see here, just an expression of some of the anger on the streets. and of course, not only anger filling the square, but also tractors, traffic in the area, growing to a home with more than a 1000 tractors, going nowhere, agricultural subsidies already make up a significant slice of the budget. and the book is trying to make good on climate promises. but these

this is right in the heart of brussels.mmediate future is this huge trafficjam because take a look at all these tractors that have been brought into the heart of the capital city today. they back all the way down as far as the eye can see and if you come along here you can probably hear in the background some of the firecrackers that are going off to stop this white stuff on the floor has come from the water cannon that the police have been firing this morning, not at the farmers themselves but at the fires that have been started. some tyres were set alight earlier on today. a few fires have been set off now. these are all european institution buildings. let's have a chat to someone who has come from the czech —— czech republic. we met about 20 minutes ago. can you explain what sort of farming you do and why you are here? we sort of farming you do and why you are here? ~ . ., , ., are here? we are farmers from the czech republic _ are here? we are farmers from the czech republic. we _ are here? we are farmers from the czech

so hungry farmers paralyzed pots of brussels. this protest is brought that demands and that attracts us to the sidelines of an e. u. agriculture administers meeting the governments across the block. i've been trying to ease tensions within the agriculture industry following weeks of demonstrations, but farms remain unconvinced. brussels blaze farmers added fuel to the fire of europe wide protests on monday, calling for less red tape and more support still with unpredictable prices on these issues. so we want to have a future. farming is our passion and ultimately we want to be able to make a living difficult from the know that are so many specific e rules and then the end we can no longer produce low prices. about people grew up a couple when you look at the last 40 years since i started, things have been getting worse. and what else is office security forces lined up to keep demonstrators out of you headquarters as ministers met? police have been using was, are trying to try and extinguish fires burning. here it's been less than

what was the bear chart and brussels? thank you. with that now you're up to date here on the date of the news coming up next, the documentary on residents of the tray creating in town of queen young's grappling with the question of guilt and complicity after russia's occupation the ice cold. b. jessica knew an expedition ventures on to places that no one has the climate research in the ice. the tasks much touch on dw, the .

teiiii becomes bigger, for now, disruption in the heart of brussels.— in the heart of brussels. the heart of brussels. tell us about that meeting _ in the heart of brussels. tell us about that meeting of - in the heart of brussels. tell us i about that meeting of agriculture ministers and what is on the table and what the options are. yes. ministers and what is on the table and what the options are. yes, well it is interesting _ and what the options are. yes, well it is interesting you _ and what the options are. yes, well it is interesting you talk _ and what the options are. yes, well it is interesting you talk to - and what the options are. yes, well it is interesting you talk to some i it is interesting you talk to some of the different farmers here, some guys from germany, also we were talking to a woman from france, from brittany, they have got different concerns, generally, they don't like the way that the european union has been implementing its green policies is, they say they haven't been getting money to help them make the necessary adaption, transitions, so what we h

farmers protested in brussels. i hardly slept. about 200 tractors stopped and honked their horns all night. the hum of a tractor is a sound familiar from childhood and grandfather. the politician’s father was engaged in agriculture, so the problems of farmers are not alien to orban; he calls himself a village child. welcome to felcun. this is the native village of the hungarian prime minister; viktor orban grew up here. behind the cozy houses are endless arable fields that are already being prepared for spring. it is unclear what the farmers themselves are preparing for. the european commission insists on duty-free import into the eu ukrainian agricultural products. corn has first-class moisture, farmer shander toth has grown an ideal product, but the price for it will be ridiculous, his corn, sunflower, wheat will lose to cheap ukrainian supplies, they have collapsed all prices, the italians used to buy wheat from us, now from the ukrainians, the same with corn , although our costs have increased, due to sanctions only fertilizer

we're alexandra phone now and reporting from brussels. thanks so much. thank you. now to some of the stories and making news around the world from mazda of class, to police outside the use somebody in brussels, small scale farmers have been demonstrating across europe, over red tape. and following some prices, the use fence tens of billions of yours on agricultural subsidies, but most go to the biggest produces humans with the rebels, say they have attacked the us navy ship and imagine something the red sea, the pentagon said as a cruise, besides targeting its worship was intercepted, the whole things have been attacked in shipping. a fake, same is linked to israel. active as griffith and back has gone on fine in london over a climate process. then bag is charged with breeching company, colder outside of the oil and gas conference. last year, she has pleaded not guilty, but faces of fine to fairly 3000 euros. if convicted god in germany, airport security stuff out on strike, forcing airlines to cancel or delay over a 1000 flights. major airports, including berlin a

so knowing that, what does brussels do? maybe they go like, hey, at the very least, we can all agree, hear it in the you that renewing this ukrainian dumping provision when it expires in june, would be probably a pretty bad idea. know, instead of that, that you tre commissioner came out at the end of january and said, right at the same time as farmers are protesting all across the u, blocking roads and highways and detractors, that the measures quotes struck the right balance between supporting you train against russia and protecting you farmers interests you would have at least been better off just maybe just setting up completely until the june renewal date. he blurts all of this out, even as over a 1000 tractors, working, verging on his workplace in brussels. who knows? maybe he works in a window, his basement or something. so since it's clear that poland sees that process is pretty useless and isn't even going to defend its own interest against a non you country ukraine, warsaw, inactive, a unilateral import band, along

yes, in brussels the — from the french government.in brussels the protesters have brought their protests write to the doorstep of the european parliament and they have been lighting tyres and bales of hay and the air is thick with acrid smoke. i spoke to one young farmer who came here from northern italy, a man who makes wine, and he said it was really unfair that there was so much eu red tape and that european farmers were being held to very high standards, at the same time as cheap food products from non—judge—macro countries are flooding the market and he said that had to change because without farmers he said there is no food —— non—eu. this is a matter of concern for european leaders who have been meeting in brussels today, not for a farming crisis per se but for financial aid to ukraine, and we have heard of concessions from france and we understand the french prime minister wants to control food imports and to check for more traces of pesticides but whether the concessions are enough is the big question. concessions are enough

okay, thank you for that tiny, tiny shows in brussels. here in germany, a chance of an old off show sizes country will not supply ukraine with long range, taurus, cruise, marseilles, the chancellor, scientists themselves extreme range and the fact that it wouldn't be possible for germany to remote the money to target control. you said the missiles deployment could increase the risk of generally becoming involved in the will to go on this real now political correspondent to do this out, daddy welcome julia. so tell us more than about the chance this reasons for refusing to supply these tours myself. systems to ukraine. yeah. so this has been a lot in the, in the making. we hadn't really heard from the chancellor directly. what his reasons for this denial were and he finally spoke out about it and he said that made me, he's concerned that if germany were to deliver these taurus missiles, germany would be considered by russia an active party in the war. and this is because these missiles have a range of up to 500 kilometers and from the ukra

so i think that was her message to the u. foreign ministers here in brussels. toby's brussels buried chief alexandra phone, nama and alexandra, thank you so much. thank you. of the european commission, president of the left on the line has announced that she will run for a 2nd time since she took on the job of heading the most powerful institution in brussels. in 2019. she's led the block through breakfast, the code 19 pandemic. and russia's invasion of ukraine, the german conservative is widely expected to win the backing of most countries. she wants to bid a short while ago here in button. the ones that sell much too far and well fresh and it was back then as to whether i could imagine for coming president of the european commission. i immediately said, yes. intuitively. i said today, 5 years later, i'm making a very conscious and consider a decision. but i would like to it on for the 2nd next to me. so i and it's slide to, i'm sites about his a look at some of the stories making headlines today. and the most famous landmark in paris has closed its doors as it stuff goes on strike

gary and prime minister has basically delayed the process from brussels. now, ukraine's counter offensive against the invading russian forces didn't achieve much . has that contributed to a sense of war fatigue among ukraine's european partners? it's it's very, that's what he did a deal a blow to to the sort of morales. yeah, i mean, a lot was, was put on this contra offensive, but anyone speaking to the defense analysts would tell you that the ukraine's allies hadn't really done enough to, to, to give you credit the upper hand, a full full this, this contra offensive. and so to, to, to many people not being surprised at the outcome of that. but as i say here in terms of political will 26 member states that is 26 of the 27. agreed upon this 50000000000 package that was proposed by the commission. so in that sense, there was still this resolution among the e. u. member states that we've got to stand firmly behind ukraine and perhaps even that faltering a comprehensive would have actually given mom momentum to that. but of course the hold up is behind gary a

is it russell's in brussels is blindly mooring beneath that. those who walk blind, there was growing a property cod rest within b e u. that gets the policies the increasingly, or to critique a n g democratic the decisions of the european union. because you create this stuff, you have to remember state. it's not the title to the benefits of a free trade within the you. there is a real part of here because you crazy, the exports that seem to be, you know, subject to minimum wage legislation to all of a subject to the use of health and safety legislation. so that production costs quite depart from the wage costs are significantly in the said with the you. so the publish a produces regard this as unfair, competition deeply flawed. that's how amnesty international has labeled washington's reasoning to reject it. you're getting the silence as extradition, appeal of the human rights. so for spacing in the immediate aftermath of the 2nd and final titles herring's up a u. k. high school. they were 1st the arguing that it doesn't matter whether or not th

there was here in brussels. well, 27 a you need, as i've got together was a, by this 50000000000, your an aid for the ukrainian economies of us to pay for things like teachers and pensions and infrastructure projects, roads having being destroyed by the will. right. so it's 50000000000 had been held up for a couple of months, mainly because of victor old on the 5 minutes of 100. how did they get past his objections? yeah, relatively weak concessions by this, by the looks of things. essentially what the, your opinion you need is have agreed to do is to have a yearly review at the, based on the money that they're sending to ukraine every year. victo obama hun gary and prime minister has said that because there are tens of billions of yours in a you funds the ongoing to his country because of his because of what he uses all his attacks on democracy of rule of rule. but he felt that the money was instead, instead the money that was intended for hungry with instead going to ukraine. now what they've said is that they

an important day and important events are taking place in brussels today, our colleague tetyana vysotskais already there, she arrived the day before. tatyana, congratulations, congratulations, congratulations , oksana, i can only outline it briefly, because roman and i already mentioned today that in brussels today instead of people in suits. and tractors drive with beds, and we know that yesterday they were preparing for this action of theirs, when orbán went to brussels, he went to meet with these tractor drivers and these farmers who today they are protesting and blocking the entire city, because i think that it is necessary that these farmers be decided and supported in brussels, and not the ukrainian ones, and now, when it is about to start, maybe the meeting, the debate, which will be set up... in this matter, in fact, in the center of brussels , six to eight thousand tractors are expected to gather, that is , the entire city center will really be completely closed, and i am very glad that i got here at 7 in the morning and can work calmly and not think about what is happening outs

like the deputies brussels gratitude, alexander phenomena in brussels. thank you. and of course, your mind and all of the top story of your funding for you, a german jobs that will not show say that sincere effort from all of your parents are just needed to have keep find the russian. envision he was speaking and brussels off to europe in union leaders approved 50000000 euros and paid for ukraine. you're bringing more details on that story off of the break, but stay tuned because uh, we'd be back with more details as to what's happening in brussels. isn't the answer is the conflict with sim sebastian, the israel. how much small booth briefly to an open courtroom with the hey, how the city is welcome to move into the my guess we're stuff about gucci and the westbank. who has filed a city of national initiative. we've been about to be in such a difficult situation. so how will the more can garza ever be rebuilt? conflict in 19 minutes on dw, the we said there about never giving up every weekend on d. w. cost problem responsible. it's one of the sale when he knows how

so this is the aftermath of those protests here in brussels. what you see behind me a pile of molten tires that were burned in protest. so least we saw using walter kind of to extinguish those fires. structures have made their way out of this part of the city and we're seeing some traffic start to move again. no, so far farmers have enjoyed a degree of public support for their calls. these kind of more domestic seems we saw today with classes with police, for example, may stretch that. however, we have seen governments keen to try and show they are listening to farmers demands . for example, the e. u has already moved in the last few weeks since these protest throughout across europe to e some green farming roles. they've also listed curved selma. cultural imports from you crate or to try and prevent price drops caused by that, which is certainly a concern for central and eastern european countries. but we have heard from farmers here today that they've seen so far from brussels, they say is not enough. we've seen some farmers calling for certa

fine to fat jack jack power in brussels. well, protest being made inside the european union headquarters in brussels outside things came to a stand still protesting farm is blocked the streets with tractors and through fire crackers, eggs and bottles of police. the angry about rising costs and red type, a farmers out in force in brussel. these located parts of the belgian capital demand more help with values in costs associated use. assume that you're trying to make people aware of the conditions for pharmacy to read on. so advice from people quick go hungry so far. so if i would click on police assembled near the headquarters where fires blazed as the farmers gathered. we are right in the middle of the european union. the ports are in process and these slaves that you see are just an expression of some of the anger on the streets. and of course, not only anger filling the square, but also tractors, traffic in the area a ground to a home with more than a 1000, tractors, going nowhere, agricultural subsidies, all. where do yo

the meeting in brussels takes place without seniors.u's chief diplomat, barel , naturally invited us secretary of state blinken, but blinken did not come. for belgian waffles and didn’t even turn on the video call, he has no time, no time for another, once powerful country, the british were also invited to brussels, but david cameron instead went to the molvina islands to show with all his appearance that they are falklensky, that is, british, to pour out the president of argentina nicer, this topic is nicer to the british, but the roles are so rehearsed that us supervision of such meetings is not mandatory, europeans themselves are careful. they will count the sanctions imposed against us, and so far even the german berbak, who noted problems in arithmetic, has not lost count. it is important for us that we continue to work on sanctions packages. we are now in the process of adopting the thirteenth package, which will especially affect the production of drones. ursula fondeyan dreamed of taking a post where drones could be discussed ev

well, it's hot in brussels. we receive footage in real time.bout a thousand protesting farmers are blocking the building right now european parliament. look, an angry crowd. those who get too close. the police are trying. it is impossible to drive it away using water cannons . farmers are burning fires and filling the square directly in front of the european parliament building with manure. as if eloquently expressing his opinion about the current leaders of the bloc. at any moment, farmers, as stated officially by the leader of the protest, can go into the storm. we follow the development. events, let's see what this rebellion will lead to, but brussels is not the only one, the whole of europe is covered in protests, they went on strike against agricultural policies of the eec and italian farmers, germany is engulfed in protests, but the hottest place is still in france, farmers there are literally besieging paris, taxi drivers are also participating in their actions. another reinforcement for the protesters, they are joined by school teachers

, that is, this is its own kind of a program of reforms and transformations , currently kiev and brusselsor the conditions, then, probably, the main thing is that ukraine must demonstrate, so to speak, a craving for democracy, fight fraud, corruption, but even the european leaders themselves understand that in ukraine this... well, this is impossible, well , ukraine has been demonstrating a craving for democracy lately, indeed, the fight against corruption is a very complex topic, but you noted an important point that it is still not for the military goals, that we are talking about other goals that are included in this amount. and as for the position of the prime minister of hungary, viktor orban, here’s what you know about how brussels had to negotiate with him, we know that he previously blocked this package more than once. help, well, yes, i’ll say right away that, in general , as the summit approached, brussels and a number of member countries, they did everything possible to... form around this meeting and, in general, in principle , here in the european union such say, the pre-war

your defense is on the agenda at the needle meeting in brussels after donald trump says she would not defend nato allies who hadn't contributed enough money. and one person is dead and many more injured after a match shooting during a kansas city chief super bowl parade. police detain 3 people and are investigating a possible modem. the article fairly welcome to the program. germany's foreign minister on elena bab has called for a ceasefire in the gaza strip on her latest strip to israel through when he stopped . diplomat also urged israel to hold off with its plan defensive and rough on israel was planning to move into the southern gauze and city to fulfill its state of goal of destroying how much the group considered a terrorist organization by multiple countries. but the humanitarian situation across the enclave is worsening by the day, leaving people unsure of where to go to see vacuum waiting. the master hospital in con eunice palestinians carried their belongings in sacks, as they made their way out of the complex. the as rarely, military said, it had opened to secure a route to

so it's very possible that brussels either doesn't have the same will. it did or the same financial resources it wants to to continue to pop up. the key ever seen, always spoke with elijah and magneer generalized and the political analyst and belgium. he says that you use focus on ukraine, goes against the interests of its people, has lost this independence because europe can no longer decides what is good for the european people. and because in europe to europe and leaders already following the fight, didn't all america says and not to dances. and this has been highlighted by the decision to customer relationship with russia. and also to reuse the buying the guys and energy from russia that used to be 30 percent less expensive than any other place in the world. and we seeing how that is affecting the farm is barbara using the numbers in a couple of years. 20 percent, which is a huge number for the farmers will offer using the fluid and also allowing all the ukrainian production that can cover austria check p a and bedroom or 3 countries together because

's, brussels, vanity or alexander funded almond reporting from brussels. thank you so much for your help. thank you. now attention is about to be deepening between ukraine in president of the maintenance of landscape and is commando of the armed forces. we dare to fold, says amends key wants is bumped into general ability is aloof, need to step down. but the general has refused. his departure would be the biggest trick up of ukraine's benefit leadership. since the russian invasion, the president and his general and the show of unit d last summer, inspecting newly delivered anti missile systems, presenting a united front. but as the war dragged on and the much anticipated counter offensive against the russian invaders failed to turn the tide. tensions emerged at the end of the year. so laskey said that the army had presented a plan to him to mobilize up to $500000.00 more troops. that is politically risky. even though soldiers at the front line have been on duty for months or even years without a break. opinions and ukraine are mixed. we should activate any