that it will be long negotiations between budapest and brussels, but brussels has the last word, brusselsst and we forbid, and and and and hungary can do nothing. despite the ban , orban can say that i wanted to spit on your brussels, especially since he constantly criticizes it, and just calmly negotiate with moscow, well, with kyiv, you will have to negotiate, well, because transit is ukraine after all, but these are in this knots, can you explain to us a little who, who, who is the boss, who is the fool, clearly say, order hungary stop transit to get out of dependence on russia, brussels cannot, because it would actually mean the collapse of any relations, the collapse of any unity within the european union. unfortunately, brussels cannot do this, but in brussels there are still economic levers on orbán, in brussels there are now signs of such political pressure on the orbán government, tke small. even humiliation, we have seen how the meetings of eu ministers are moved from budapest to brussels, how there are constant hints about the exit of hungary from political unions, which she do

another gate in brussels. ursula fondeen paid 150. to a german professor of medieval history. for six months of consultations on agriculture, the revision of a report on the settlement of the situation with farmers who were holding protests throughout the eu. the professor had previously provided similar services to the german government. berlin paid 30 euros per meeting. now it has become clear, that the professor's appointment in brussels was approved in march, while the strategic dialogue between european bureaucrats and farmers began in january, but representatives of the european commission consider this an unimportant detail. what we do know for sure: on march 5, there was a clear decision on the level of payment for the professor's services and on the number of working days in which the professor could complete the assigned task. but has he already started working? in february or a day later, it doesn't really matter, there is a maximum number of days that will be paid, he should have to achieve the set goal, as you know, in se

another gate in brussels ursula fondeen paid 150 thousand euros of budget funds to a german professormedieval history for six months of agricultural consulting. peter strogschneider was personally hired by the head of the european commission to prepare a report on the settlement of the situation with farmers who were protesting throughout the eu. the professor had previously provided similar services to the german government, only berlin paid 30 euros per meeting. now it has emerged that the approval of professors for the position in brussels. was to fulfill the stated goal, as you know, in september he submitted a report. the representative of the european commission did not answer whether fondeyan's colleagues approved the candidate, as required by the charter, and whether a competition for the position was held? the question did not arise by chance, simultaneously with the position of consultant on agricultural issues, the president of the european commission created the post of eu special representative for small medium-sized businesses with a salary of 17 euros per month, where g

i turn off ski or breaking up the boys club in brussels. well, the 1st woman to leave the you commission president or so a fond line is pushing for gender parity. she wants an equal number of men and women in her team of commissioners, but seems to have fallen short as she begins her 2nd term. she had asked all of the use member countries to nominate both a man and a woman for her to choose from. as she fills various top drops, but since countries don't legally have to do that, well, many of them haven't done it. i mean, it's underlying it now look set to have fewer women leaders in her commission in her 2nd term. then she did in her 1st, above the majority necessary majority. this time it's 41. and to talk more about this, we have uh dw brussels correspondent, rosie birch are here with me in the studio for a change. get to see you at here in berlin, rosie. let's start with my 1st big question at our members. they've actually going to comply with this. what was nuclear? this is o n. a one is, is told me about in brussels, decided because so

does that mean you see a new era of total political confrontation in brussels?nately, if you follow the news which are coming from the western world — notjust from my country, notjust from brussels, but from london or from washington, dc — you see that this peaceful coexistence is everywhere over. unfortunately, things are very much polarised. like, politicians are getting shot, they want to sentence to jail, huge riots, rebels and so on and so on, huge confrontation, huge violation of freedom of speech and rights and so on. so unfortunately, the west has lost its way, and... but hang on a minute. the people you're talking about who adopt violent means, they're not democrats. i mean, you're supposed to be a democrat. in the european union, for example... yeah, violation is not a democratic value. it's an undemocratic value. i'm just talking about the symptoms. and, you know, the post—cold war golden age period of time is over. everybody knows that — in your country, in germany, in hungary — and we have to react. and we hungarians, we are members of the club. we

a lot is being discussed in brussels now. the new composition of the european commission, because, of attention is focused there on those positions that will directly take care of ukraine, but there are still very interesting candidates and we must not forget that the hearings will now be held in the european parliament, where each candidate for this position will represent and his vision and priorities, all this will be actively discussed, and about mrs. marta. it must be said, firstly, that she is from a liberal family, the second point is that she is new to the european commission, that is, she is a person who has not had the experience of being a european commissioner before, but everyone perfectly understands that this portfolio is so important that it will immediately make it influential and famous, and it should also be noted that this portfolio is not just about expansion, for him it was the direct position of the head of europe. the commission of mrs. ursolla fondeyan was added there as a separate one sub-direction, this is specifically cooperation with ukraine, with a very c

check paragraph reporting from brussels. thank you jacks. at least 59 people have been killed in vietnam and the land slides in floods triggers by ty, phone, yankee. another $250.00 were interested in the most powerful storm to hit the region this year. authorities, se yagi has come. pilots and millions of people disrupted telecommunications networks and caused a bridge to collapse. in the aftermath of the worst type boom to hit vietnam and decades, a trail of destruction across provinces. over rising waters, steel bridge collapsed, sending a few cars and motor bikes plunging. state media reported, seeing several people were rescued. the typhoon yagi twins reaching 220 kilometers per hour, devastated communities in its path, causing structural damage to buildings. and toppling hundreds of trees. so $190.00, i mean the damage done to these communities extremely severe. most of the roof was blown away or the ceiling caved in. it may take 3 to 4 years that has place to look the same again because the damage is so terrible the surrounding looks

minister viktor orban, has been waging a political war against what he calls the liberal elite in brusselsdo you think he's winning that war? no, it's a... it's a long war. we still have time, but we have to take the war because... ..because it's about our freedom, and, you know, ithink in european culture, we respect freedom. the hungarian people are very much freedom—loving people. they want to decide how to live their own life, what to do — what is their purpose, what are the rules they want to follow? and from a historical point of view, also, we hungarians don't like to be dictated from outside. it doesn't matter from which direction it comes. unfortunately, the current progressive liberal elite likes to dictate to the others how to live their life and what to do, what to think about the world order or anything else, so it's a... it's a long battle. thing is... but we're still standing. yeah, you're still standing, and you're still members of the club. i mean, if you're in a club, you'd like to think that all members were committed to consensual politics, to finding solutions together

the gates of the audi plant in brussels did not open. the management declared a lockout. even those who want to work are not allowed inside. employees were offered to go home without pay. there is so much injustice, it is terribly unnerving. the bills do not pay themselves. i live alone, and i need money in the account at the end of each month. and i do not understand, is it only today or should i not come to work tomorrow or the whole week? most of which are still before the weekend should have been sent to customers. i do not agree that we are adding fuel to the fire. i think it is normal that we want to deliver the order to customers. this is in everyone 's interests, including the plant workers, as employees of our suppliers. restarting production will help us start making money again. firstly, this is a consequence of a strategic decision, in brussels they produce only one car, the q8 and the tron electric suv, which is extremely expensive, besides, in the basic configuration it costs 90 thousand euro. another reason for the crisis: volkswagen is experiencing problem

okay, do you see a show sent in brussels? talk us through your opinion. reactions to jim is decision to, to expand for the checks to all of its land borders. so yes, so i would say the reactions on 2 levels. so i will start this a 1st level, which is the plan to intrude use board checks on all german internal you borders. so we have seen a reaction from the postage prime minister doing a task who called this unacceptable. he has said that this is an effective suspension off the travel, the passport free travel shading area. i will explain in the 2nd what that is. and he also said that he would reach out to all the new member states, which are affected by that decision. and consult with them urgently, whether there are steps that should be taken within the european union. so to understand this, you have to recall that with in the shang and zone you are, once you're in there, you can travel freely from one country to the other. and this is really one of the fundamentals of the european union where a lot of people live and one c

, if the ukrainian side has elements of the agenda that are not similar to the brussels one, let's say, with the left and left-liberal agenda , then it is quite profitable. that part of them we can win their sympathy, we are now talking first of all about the voters and the populist trend in europe, we also need to have our own leaders who will be able to communicate with these environments, because at the moment it looks like someone is for brussels, someone is for ukraine, someone is against brussels, someone is against ukraine, someone is for russia, and this trap we fell into because we are the last romantics of europe, and we believe in the europe that already many europeans do not believe, as such, that is why we are in these. and the adhesions are glued very strongly with the euro-optimistic agenda within europe. mr. oleksandr, we can exaggerate, by the way, the importance of this whole far-right wave, at least for germany. we see several federal states there, well, now it is possible there will be such success for the far-right in brandenburg, but by and large these are only tw

brussels, someone is against ukraine, and someone is for russia. and this trap into which we fell because we are the last romantics of europe, and we believe in that europe, which many europeans no longer believe as such, then we because of this we are. but in this adhesion, they are glued together very strongly with the euro-optimistic agenda within europe. mr. oleksandr, we can exaggerate, by the way, the importance of this entire far-right wave, at least for germany. well, we see several federal states there, well, now it is possible that there will be such success for the far-right in brandenburg, but by and large these are only two federal states, maybe this just shows another trend, that where there was socialism, people there are ready to accept any radical such populist views here too... germany, here and ukraine, well, everywhere where populism reigns, there was once communism, but in west germany it was not, and therefore, perhaps, germany will not fall ill with populism, the way it fell ill there... post-socialist territories, including

the brussels plant is in deep crisis, according to data cited local economists, last year 53,000 carsoff its assembly line. this year it is expected to assemble only 25,000, which is negligible compared to the statistics of competitors, volvo in ghent, for example, assembles 230,000 cars, and the statistics of volkswagen itself in germany, it produces 400 thousand units. firstly, this is a consequence of a strategic decision. in brussels, they produce only one car - the q8 and tro it is an electric suv, extremely expensive, besides, in the basic configuration it costs 90,000 euros. another reason for the crisis is that volkswagen is experiencing problems globally. despite the already introduced strict savings measures at volkswagen plants, which have always been critical to the german economy, for the first time in history they are planning to curtail production in germany. the company is expecting huge cuts in one way or another in an attempt to save 10 billion euros, especially since the country's government last week confirmed its refusal to intervene in the situation, in order to

. 50 up residence in brussels.n brussels. so quick. clearly he was waiting for the announcement. it�*s of course up to von der leyen to see which countries receive which roles and many countries including france and italy have been lobbying for a powerful portfolio, they always do. how do you think france comes out of this? we don�*t know until tomorrow if and when she announces her commission tomorrow. do we think they may benefit from a top and today? certainly breton suggested this is the reason he was shipped out and he is saying that france was promised a better role if they gave somebody else. what we�*re hearing is that france wants something in this kind of competitiveness role, that can be quite broad. there had been some reporting that the economic space. this would be controversial because france has repeatedly broken the eu budget rules. some of the eu budget rules. some of the more frugal reminded countries in europe, i�*m thinking even perhaps germany might not be too happy with the idea of france at

the president of the european commission has earned himself an image in brussels of a person who makesral decisions, goes beyond his official duties, and excludes others. the head of the european commission demonstrates his management style in everything. on this week the eu sent an international conference on the berlin convention on the protection of the environment a proposal to lower the protection status of wolves from strictly protected animals to protected ones, that is, to allow shooting. the media call this ursula fondern's personal revenge. two years ago, predators tore her favorite prize animal to pieces. not only from each other, but from a group of the closest, personally to the chairman of the councilors. the media are openly talking about a seizure of power, which should end with the approval of the project by the european parliament. it is assumed that the debate will start after 4 november. regina sevastyanova, european biro vgtrk, belgium. in primorye, a big program. tsarevich in vladivostok, costumes, masks, make-up, the more tiger attributes, the better, this day ha

let's go to our guest 1st in brussels. when i woke up this morning and then of course i much more in that same time frame as a west asia. we're living on israel and palestine is there was talk of a ceasefire, a 21 days east fire, a 7 day piece of ceasefire and all through the day and is i'm going to the studio to record this program with you gentlemen. that is off the board. this seems to be a pattern here. you know, we're on the one yard line for over a ceasefire and gaza. i mean, we all just being played here. i mean the old before but by didn't seem to fall forward again in his waning days of his presidency. go ahead and process as we've seen that before. it's a vision in god's. when does it in by then several times a brood of the robin off. he's had saying the agencies fire and we are very close to it. and then also that he said, we don't accept an operation then rough. uh and then it then yeah, i was planning on his fall, right. ministers being the motor. it, it just taking any excuse for rejecting any proposal that h

brussels should come up with the negotiation strategy, but unfortunately it is totally subordinate to the us. the european union's military aid to kiev has exceeded 43 billion euros since the start of the war in ukraine. borel has said brussels has sent 65000 shells out of the 1 million it plaid. to kiev and mobilized the first tranche of windfall profits from russian frozen assets in europe, amounting to 1.4 billion euros, max chivili press tv, rome. heavy storms of retabic in southeastern australia plunging people in the affected areas into darkness. destructive wins of over 110 km/h have left around 15000 people without power, including the... victoria, the weather condition has taken the life of an australian woman as well, she died after tree fell a cabin a holiday park on the state border between victoria and new south wales. people have been warned to avoid unnecessary travel while some schools have been closed. in heartfelt tribute morners gathered at tehran's vat hall to celebrate the life and legacy of renowned poet muhammad ali bahmani who passed away on friday. a funeral c

he is a palestinian author and journalist in brussels. we have the life of magnetic t is a veteran war correspondent and political analyst and a baby. we crossed the i'll we risk. he is a security and political affairs analyst are gentlemen cross stock rules and effect, that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate. let's go to our guest 1st in brussels when i woke up this morning and then of course i much more in that same time frame as a west asia were living on israel and palestine is there was talk of a cease fire, a 21 days east fire a 7 day, a piece of ceasefire and all through the day and is i'm going to the studio to record this program with you gentlemen. that is off the board. this seems to be a pattern here. you know, we're on the one yard line for of where a ceasefire and gaza, i mean, we all just being played here. i mean the old before and, but by didn't seem to fall forward again. and as waning days of his presidency, go ahead and process as we've seen that before. so there's just a god. when does it in

brussels should come up with the negotiation strategy, but unfortunately it is totally subordinate to the us. the european union's military aid to kiev has exceeded 43 billion euros since the start of the war in ukraine. borell has said brussels has sent 65000 shells out of the 1 million it pledged to kiev and mobilized the first tranche of windfall profits from. and frozen assets in europe amounting to 1.4 billion euros. max chivili, press tv, rome. the head of the international atomic energy agency has expressed willingness to visit iran and engage with the new administration in tehran. rafael grossi says that he has received a positive response from iran's president masud paseshian. he said this signals a potential for renewed dialogue. since the death of the country's former president ibrahim raisi in may. the iaa chief has also expressed hope that the 2015 nuclear deal, officially known as a joint comprehensive plan of action, will be revived. the jcpo was thrown into disarray after the us unilaterally withdrew from it in 2018 and reinstated sanctions on iran. the islamic republi

let's go to our guest 1st in brussels. when i woke up this morning and then of course i much more in that same time frame as a west asia, we're living on israel and palestine is there was talk of a ceasefire. a $21.00 days east fire a 7 day, a piece of ceasefire. and all through the day and is i'm going to the studio to record this program with you gentlemen. that is off the board. that seems to be a pattern here. you know, we're on the one yard line for over a ceasefire and gaza. i mean, we all just being played here, i mean the old before and but by didn't seem to fall forward again. and his waning days of his presidency. go ahead and process as we've seen that before. busy so this is a god when does it and by then several times that brought all the robert off, he's had saying there is a ceasefire and we are very close to it. and then also that he said we don't accept an operation in rough. uh and then then yeah, i was playing on he's fall right ministers, bing b and small dredge is just taking any excuse for rejecting a

it's got a larger in brussels here. we have this phrase a, it's a, everything about this complet coming from the united states. and israel is so uh orwellian. they have to deescalate, through escalation, can explain to me what that means because i have no idea. go ahead, but they not, this get a thing really. they talked about the patient. yeah. but they really all thoughts on the skid 18 by supplying these really 50000 tons of explosive and munitions age. right. is capable of waging war on lab and on and on. guys, because been yeah, i mean it's in yeah, i was told by his chief of staff or tv and he's defense minister you upcoming that they have no objective to fulfilling gods that because they fade to a free the captives and to defeat from us. but it is about to survive and ultimate then. yeah. and because the philistines are demonized, and because there is no value for human rights in that part of the world, because today is a very easy way for these relays to cross the lines and find a or international goals, then it

let's go to our guest 1st in brussels. when i woke up this morning and of course i much more in that same time frame is a west asia were living on israel and palestine is there was talk of a cease fire, a 21 days east fire, a 7 day piece of ceasefire. and all through the day and is i'm going to the studio to record this program with you gentlemen. that is off the board. this seems to be a pattern here. you know, we're on the one yard line for over a ceasefire and gaza. i mean, we all just being played here, i mean the old before, but by didn't seem to fall forward again in his waning days of his presidency. go ahead and process as we've seen that before. so there's just a god. when does it in by then several times a brood of the rabbit off he's had saying there is a ceasefire and we are very close to it. and then after that he said we don't accept an operation in rough. uh and then that then yeah, i was playing on his far right. my list as being the motor. it just taking any excuse for rejecting any proposal that he himsel

it's got eliza in brussels here. we have this phrase it the, everything about this complet coming from the united states. and israel is so uh orwellian. they have to deescalate, through escalation, can explain to me what that means because i have no idea. go ahead. but they not, this get a thing really. they talked about the patient. yeah. but they really all thoughts on the skid 18 by supplying these really 50000 tons of explosive and munitions age. right. is capable of waging war on lab and on and on guys. because they didn't mean that then yeah, i was told by his chief of staff or tv and he's defense minister you upcoming that they have no objective to fulfilling gods that because they fade to free the captives and to defeat from us. but it is about to survive and ultimate then. yeah . and because the philistines are demonized, and because there is no value for you and as ice in that part of the world. because today is a very easy way for these really to cross all the lines and find it all into nice and those then

like the entire volkswagen group, which includes audi, the brussels plant is in deep crisis. according to data cited by local economists, last year, 53,000 cars rolled off its assembly line. this year, it is expected to assemble only 25,000, which is negligible compared to the statistics of competitors. volvo in ghent, for example, assembles 230,000 cars. and according to volkswagen's own statistics in germany, it produces 4,000 units. firstly, this is a consequence of a strategic decision. in brussels, they produce only one car - the q8 and the tron electric suv, which is extremely expensive, and in the basic configuration it costs 90 thousand euros. another reason for the crisis is volkswagen is experiencing problems globally. despite the already introduced strict savings measures at the plants, volkswagen, which has always been of critical importance to the german economy, plans to curtail production in germany for the first time in history, the company. or else expects massive cuts in an attempt to save 10 billion euros. especially since the country's government last week

from brussels, a report from our european correspondent anastasia popova.darity strike. this is what about 10 thousand people called their march, which blocked the center of brussels. union members came out in support of the auto workers, the plant. we found ourselves in a situation where the audi group in brussels made a profit of about 50 million euros. overall, the net profit was almost 6.5 billion euros. this is a lot of money, but shareholders always want more. in europe, they have reached the ceiling and now they want to move production to other countries. we see that our model will be made in mexico. of course, they want to avoid everything related to export duties, biden's duties. it's not just about components, it's also about the cost of energy and other expenses, so far the workers are only promised that everything will be fixed somehow, perhaps an investor will appear, though they say, a non-local one from china. it's time to open your eyes and do something, otherwise the situation is unclear, it's getting difficult, a lot of things are closing,

go ahead and brussels. it was before the jump on me and nobody's, nobody's jump and the guy the actually, the 4th is 4 of the philistines, because these treaties extremely honest with they're not the 77, very good validate who's writing. we don't want them a need, but his team. yeah. right, a button is right, the presence of any but his team in visit danger to all nice and the security. not do you not if you treat most of the 11995 also to 1999. nothing's happened. they should have been given a state and yet the americans with that and did nothing for that. so what's happening today is the oldest objective of the base, right? to kick out, or they put a standing in front by this time. they don't want the witness, but the history that they have done again to proceed in the misstep as they have committed against them. they want to expand this as wives further than the trump said, all the countries. so timing, he wants to involved. yes, he's taking the feeling all these really is one, the great the age. right.

so party workers here in paris had this fiction of a job in brussels, and strasbourg, which in fact theye le pen's own bodyguard was technically a european parliamentary aide, which he clearly wasn't. that's the prosecution's case. the party itself and marine le pen, of course

brussels should come up with the negotiation strategy, but unfortunately it is totally subordinate to the us. the european union's military aid to kiev has exceeded 43 billion. since the start of the war in ukraine, borell has said brussels has sent 650,000 shells out of the 1 million it pledged to kiev and mobilized the first tranche of windfall profits from russian frozen assets in europe amounting to 1.4 billion euros, max chivi press tv, rome. iran's army ground force has hailed the capabilities of the domestically upgraded tank. that received on sunday. commander of the ground force brigadier general cumasadi says the upgraded m60 tanks are equipped with cutting edge technology. he added that the newly added vehicles live up to the world's state of the yard tanks in terms of armored capabilities. generaldi said that higher maneuvability is also among the features of upgraded tanks added to the ground force during a ceremony attended by iran's army chief commander. iran has in recent years reinforced its military might by designing and manufacturing a range of equipment. country s

let's go to our guest 1st in brussels. when i woke up this morning and of course i much more in that same time frame as a west asia were living on israel and palestine is there was talk of a cease fire, a 21 days east fire a 7 day, a piece of ceasefire. and all through the day and is i'm going to the studio to record this program with you gentlemen. that is off the board. this seems to be a pattern here. you know, we're on the one of the yard line for over a ceasefire and gaza. i mean, we all just being played here, i mean the old before but by didn't seem to fall forward again in his waning days of his presidency. go ahead and process as we've seen that before. it's a vision in god's when does it in by then several times a brood of the robin off. he's had saying the agencies fire and we all bake let us do it. and then also that he said, we don't accept an operation then rough. uh and then then yeah, i was playing on he's far right. ministers been v and small dredge is just taking any excuse for rejecting any proposal that

alright, let's go now to our correspond jack baird, he is following this story forth from brussels. jack, how he is hungry, expected to react. if he doesn't have any recourse here, that will then not expect to pay the fine to be, to be honest, that's not what we're expecting to happen. this 200000000, your a fine that was imposed by the european court of justice. it doesn't look like it's going to be paid. we haven't heard anything specifically about it yet. but what we do know is that the european commission plans to take money from the money that is sent to hungry to the hon, gary and government. i was of the use coffers and nights of the year's budget and then they'll prevent some of that money from going. that's what we've heard. and who you spoke to us and say, here in brussels today, we don't know exactly how does that mean what, which of the money it will come. i've told it could potentially come i to of what's known as the resilience and recovery fund. this was money that was a markets and put together from the european union to get out of the cobit 9 team funds that make or

in brussels , the workplaces of the plant, the local assembly plant. audi seized the enterprises and confiscated the cars produced here. the entrances and exits from the factory are blocked by burning tires. the audi company recently announced the end of assembly of new cars in brussels and the dismissal of workers. in response, they effectively seized the plant. now it is under the control of hundreds of employees. audi's problems synchronous with the problems of another european auto giant volkswagen. the german company is going to close a number of its factories in germany and fire up to 100 thousand employees. improve the efficiency of personnel provision of internal affairs agencies and improve the legal and social protection of employees. the head of state signed a decree that makes changes. candidates for service will not be accepted by persons holding citizenship of another country, and the maximum age for admission to service is also increased. the document provides for an increase in social protection of employees, expansion access to medical

brussels should come up with the negotiation strategy, but unfortunately it is totally subordinate to the us. the european union's military aid to kiev as exceeded 43 billion euros since the start of the war in ukraine. has said brussels has sent 650,000 shells out of the 1 million it pledged to kiev and mobilized the first tranche of windfall profits from russian frozen assets in europe amounting to 1.4 billion euros. max chivili, press tv, rome. in iran, the pharmacy scientific association has convenied its annual nationwide conference, showcasing: remarkable advancements in the pharmaceutical sector. has more. exploring the major advancements and impressive achievements of iran's pharmaceutical sector, particularly in light of ongoing us sanctions, a significant event that captured nationwide interest. iran's 21st congress of the pharmaces scientific association brought together hundreds of experts and industry leaders from the country, all eager to witness the remarkable innovations coming out of faron's pharmaceutical landscape. every year, we hold a large nationwide gathering in

brussels has been presented with a bill for 2 billion euros.he european commission does not pay in a good way. the authorities in hungary promise to go to court. budapest demands that brussels restore order to the external borders of the european union, but while the eurocrats do not get around to it, the countries live by the principle of "help yourself." thus, germany will introduce controls on all its land borders from monday. free movement within the schengen zone is cancelled. they are going to filter visitors until the spring of next year. but even the police officers who will set up the cordons do not believe in the effectiveness of the measures. we will see not a reduction, but an influx, which will become even more pronounced because no one will register at any border of the european union. this means that there will be more unregistered people at the internal borders of germany than before. the whole system will be brought to the point of absurdity. but migrants will not register when entering the eu and settle in these countries, tha

like the entire volkswagen group, which includes audi, the brussels plant is in deep crisis. to data cited by local economists, 53 rolled off its assembly line last year . despite the strict austerity measures already introduced at volkswagen plants, which have always been critical to the german economy, they are planning to shut down production in germany for the first time in history. the company is expecting massive cuts in an attempt to save 10 billion euros. especially since the country's government last week confirmed its refusal to intervene in the situation. in order to stay afloat volkswagen needs to sell half a million more cars annually, but this market no longer exists, said the company's cfo arno antlitz. in 2018 , the brussels plant was the first in the entire volkswagen group to completely reorient itself to the production of electric cars, but what seemed like a brilliant idea at the time is now practically a death sentence due to the catastrophic drop in demand for electric cars throughout the european union. production in brussels was stopped three weeks ago

that was jack here, they are reporting from brussels. he's a reminder now of our top story, this our authorities 11. honestly. several people have been killed in many more injured in a fresh round of explosions of communication devices used by his beloved this time walkie talkies were detonated. it comes a day after thousands of pagers used by his beloved exploded folks up is up. next i'll be back at the top of the hour with more than the innovation green, the green revolution global. so listen to a whole lot of crime would probably be better to see if the care we subscribe to those channels. we've got every friday, subscribe to plan. it's a he's the head of a country that no longer in the past has been notified by china. so almost 75 years.

years or so ago now at a time when it had a big haul of meps, european deputies in strasbourg and in brussels, but found itself chronically short of cash. and its way out of that was to essentially use european parliamentary money, the money that supposedly went to pay parliamentary assistants for the meps in brussels, and use that money to actually employ party workers in paris. so party workers here in paris had this fiction of a job in brussels, and strasbourg, which in fact they never performed at all. for example, it is alleged that marine le pen�*s own bodyguard was technically a european parliamentary aide, which he clearly wasn't. that's the prosecution's case. the party itself and marine le pen, of course they deny all this. it's going to be a long trial, a couple of months as they go through all the evidence. at the end of it, though, what's crucial and why this trial matters is that it is marine le pen�*s political future which is very much at stake. why? because one of the potential penalties she could suffer if she's found guilty is an ineligibility for office. she could be banne

new measures to restrict migration, political commentators, by the way, call official brussels aimedrhetoric of scholz's competitors, in particular, brussels yesterday called this step clearly aimed at a domestic audience. what regarding the reintroduction of border controls, our position is very clear, this must be done in accordance with the schengen agreement. to resist pressure from berlin, athens, in particular, points out that last week olaf scholz personally signed an agreement with kenya, that germany is ready to accept an unlimited number of kenyans from among skilled workers, while according to kenyan data, this could be about 250 thousand people. in rome today , the prime ministers of italy and great britain are meeting, also for discussions on the problems of illegal migration. official brussels is already trying to bring this topic to the forefront of the... will become even more noticeable, because no one will register at any border of the european union. this means that there will be more unregistered people at the internal borders of germany than before, then this who

dw brussels correspond to jack parent explains how it all works. she's already positively to secure her own job for the next 5 years. but not your opinion, commission president, sort of on the line is a 9 thing which positions she's hunting, i commission is something like ministers might be and then national governmental to them. so they will face a vote for members of the european parliament in order to secure that roles on the 27 e u. countries put forward that candidates. so i'm have been proposed for a 2nd time from the line choose is which of them gets the juiciest roles and fantasy is titles. the most desirable positions are the ones covering trade economic policy, competition, migration, things b, e u coordinates. some of the less a rows of focused on things like sports and education, which the you doesn't control. instead that dealt with by the national governments . some of the commission is majorly boost the power they've had nationally before. these roles like former deputy prime ministers demo margaret to invest a part of who's imposed

the audi company recently announced the end of assembly of new cars in brussels and the dismissal of workers. in response, they actually seized the plant. it is now under the control of hundreds of employees. audi's problems are synchronous with those of another european auto giant, volkswagen. the german company is going to close a number of its factories in germany and fire up to 100,000 employees. increase the efficiency of staffing of internal affairs agencies. and improve the legal and social protection of employees. the head of state signed a decree that amends the legislation on service in internal affairs agencies. in particular , the requirements for candidates for service are tightened, will not accept persons who have citizenship of another country. the maximum age for admission to service is also increased. the document provides for increased social protection of employees, expanded access to medical care, including for family members of law enforcement officers, free meals. during an enhanced work schedule. the decree contains an important provision that military-patriot

however, experts are sure that this is the scenario that suits brussels officials.s, as a supranational government in the european union, is not interested in in order to take into account the national interests of individual states, therefore brussels will pursue this policy, ultimately aimed at economically weakening the european union, because it is also beneficial to the united states of america. it is beneficial to the british. in russia, it is now prohibited to sell clothes without labeling. the decree was published on the government website. the ban was supposed to come into force in july, but at the request of entrepreneurs, a deferment was granted. the measure is aimed at combating low-quality products and counterfeit goods on the shelves. the new requirements apply to goods that were produced or brought to russia before april of this year. the list includes clothing made of artificial felt and fur, ski tracksuits, jackets, blouses, trousers, dresses, skirts, as well as scarves and shawls. and at the end of the issue, i'll tell you about currencies. the dol