at the same time, this is my advice to all my brussels. 7 brussels. 7during brussels.e we cannot lose oui’ european self-respect. as we wait for the — european self-respect. as we wait for the markets - european self-respect. as we wait for the markets i open l european self-respect. as we | wait for the markets i open it wait for the markets to open it term is also in new york, we are starting to get a little on those particularly those towers, particularly canada who feels about those towers. we that tee-isms tree's understand that "'" ' trump has tee-isms te's understand that "'" ' trump has spoken to donald trump has spoken to prime mr trudeau, we prime mryustin tredeae. we had news ontario, the have had newssfrom ontario. the province in it biggest province in canada, it has banned us and has banned us firms and government contracts and quite significantly, they have dumped deal 7 7 deal that7 7 deal that7t7hey deal that7they had with this is elon 7 77 theyprovide 7 7 they provideinternet compa ny, theyiprovideinternet in ontario company, theyiprovideinternet in o

what isthefeaetien w— from brussels? if? that [5 from brussels? 5?rst and a bully. we need have a stron reaction. to impose tariffs would be also impose tariffs would be the best way to show this tbs best. way is she?! hivfi this”'" ’ f ” ’ no good tbs best. way is she?! hiifi' this”'" ’ f ” ’ no good way to together is no good way to work together to our common interests to achieve our common interests and of course, from the we cannot eu perspective, we cannot impose tariffs that harm eu citizens. a good example citizens. quite a good example by putting up for by putting up tariffs for orange from trump's home orange juice from trump's home state of florida but we could go further by taking a look go further by taking alook at companies, goods the trump what companies, goods the trump organisation is involved with and then these and then tariff these goods. are you not concerned that if into a it turns into a tit—for—tat situation, this will turn bigger trade war? in the end, i i ;ger trade war? in the end, i i said, rade war? in the end, i i said, t

after that visit to brussels, he's set to visit to brussels, he's set to visit the us in the coming weekssted has unveiled its new school inspection report cards, set to launch in the autumn of this year, replacing single word grades with detailed assessments. schools will be rated across areas like behaviour, leadership and safeguarding, with five new categories from causing concern to exemplary. ofsted says the changes will give parents more meaningful insights, but teaching unions are warning it could increase pressure on schools and worsen the teacher recruitment crisis. the overhaul follows the controversy after the 2023 death of headteacher ruth perry, which a coroner did link to an inspection at her school. thames water is heading to court today seeking approval for an emergency cash lifeline as it faces running out of money within weeks. lenders are offering up to £3 billion in short term loans to buy a major time for a major restructuring. failure to secure the deal, though, could push the uk's biggest water company towards nationalisation, costing taxpayers an estimated £2 billi

i had a bar who's in brussels for is where you need is. i'm meeting today that meeting again, overshadowed by the slides they were due to discuss, defends and security. ashan is a unity among the leaders that about how to respond to these threats. and the reason funded for the simple reason, there is the about what happens next. if trump decides to go ahead and decides to slump the ties on, you know, per, she's going to be a huge economic nightmare for the block. this was supposed to be meeting about spending 500000000000 euros over the next decade on defense strategy. why you find that? it says that it has to own its own defense packed without relying more on the united states of america. but as the you need the arriving into the brussels, the stock markets in europe were tumbling, following those b as a potential target. and also a potential trade war between the united states of america and europe and the stocks which took huge hedwood, basically pharmaceuticals and automotive industry. because they present the bulk of the european expo

you have a uk prime minister visiting brussels they are in charge brussels and they are in charge .,ich has been the story of the last decade in :-= 7 this time it british politics. this time it is a labour prime minister. some in the �* party would him go �*in 5 h— relationship with the eu. he has ruled out hasmeted eat the ia'k. rejeining single or customs under u7nder his 7 u7nderhis77lea7de7r7ship,777 union under his leadership, which many would the two 7 the two cle7a rest ways of —: the trade th even with the uk relationship, even with the uk the european union. and outside the european union. and some labour are "me talus salt—s“ ee anxious about "me talus salt—s“ are anxious about seen = -: start unpicking 7 start unpicking the 7 start unpicking the br77exit =—= 7 i think777ll t i think you7will get a deal. i think you will get a lot of technical tweaks suggested over the coming months, perhaps by the menth= perhaps years; lay the rhrrrrhmrrhrrm menth= eerhaps years; lay the . .. . .. to improve prinne hlmfierte marine .. r "w elements of prinne hlmfierte marine w ' wrw element

i had by our lives day in brussels. let's go to washington dc now and kimberly healthcare dot white house correspondent. as we heard the from kimberly or the you very cautious about how to deal with donald trump. how the president's actions since he took office being viewed in the us can be well, there certainly is concerned because what consumers know is that this, it least in the short term means that they are going to be paying higher prices. you have to remember that one of the big reasons that donald trump was elected was to bring the cost of ordinary goods down there already pay high prices as a result of inflation for the last 4 years under the 5 and ministration. so the last thing they want is more prices rising under the trump administration. donald trump is knowledge and that there could be some short term pain. but he says, he told reporters in sunday, the american people understand now i, it's hard to tell a few american people understand the complexities of trade wars. but the bottom line is, is that what h

is that giving any hope they are in brussels? but perhaps some folks consult this one out to before tax come into play of the it could be a positive development that could be conducive to a similar d and with the b as in the near future. but the unit as a bracing themselves full of the potential sammy, of a, of tod, it's to be, impose on them and also the potential h weighed with the united states of america, which explains the whipping impact on the stuff markets earlier today. here, across europe, where the european also make is to kennedy the main target of the, of the pretence of targets of the, of those topics. and this explains why the shares tumbled now. most of the a you need. so came out today and spoke to the media in brussels from polish, done all the task to friends need to in my while my crown joining the sunset of all of charles kayak, carlos the you to diploma. they said that they are willing to negotiate a deal with the trump administration by the ultimate to trump decides to impose those lead it's on the european

i'm hush, i'm all part of this for us in brussels. but asian stock market is also dive to the phase of a global trade for indexes in hong kong. tokyo and south korea fell by up to 2 percent in early trading on monday. and this comes before tariffs on canada and mexico and china take effect. canadian and mexican imports will be hit with the lives of 25 percent from choose day fall. an extra 10 percent tariff will be imposed on chinese goods. just good. washington is following developments from badging. it lets me approach the end of the chinese new year holiday. we're looking ahead to february for when this additional 10 percent tariff on chinese goods entering us will take effect what we heard from badging is swift criticism, saying that these meshes will run counter to us. china corporation. aging has also pledged to take up this method directly with the world trade organization and filed a case that we are waiting to hear what towns emissions, aging has in mind, does say that they will be some on the way. it is, of course, important

he joins us right now from brussels. i believe it is. so your opinion leaders have been meeting hashim. are they preparing a plan for retaliation or reconciliation from what we can read the sunday, which obviously is going to be option b for the time being they hoping to be able to build bridges with the trump administration today. they these thoughts of the meeting talking about how to find ways to finance a project, which is going to cost you $500000000000.00 euros over the next 10 years to be able to have a new defense strategy. whether europe is we're fine to, let's say, we can lead to own our own defense without having to rely on the united states. america only for them to see that the tightest was starting to ripple through the stock market. so globally, and then earlier in the day, you'll be in stock. markets was tumbling, but typically shares of all european ultimate because which stand for the bulk of european exports followed by pharmaceuticals to the united states of america. then that gives us looking about a trade deficit of

issue of tariffs is likely to be discussed when sir keir starmer meets europen union leaders in brusselship between the uk and its european with the eu. to russia's war in ukraine — are at the top of the agenda. and author of "lessons in diplomacy: politics, power and parties". welcome to bbc news. i would like to— welcome to bbc news. i would like to talk_ welcome to bbc news. i would like to talk to _ welcome to bbc news. i would like to talk to you _ welcome to bbc news. i would like to talk to you about - like to talk to you about what we are — like to talk to you about what we are seeing _ like to talk to you about what we are seeing. morning. we are seeing this morning. _ stock_ we are seeing this morning. _ stock- arei eurgeean .,.. -- as he will hit the eu with tariffs. morning. what we are seeinu is tariffs. morning. what we are seeing is stock _ tariffs. morning. what we are seeing is stock markets - seeing is stock. markets to the series of responding to the series of �* increases that responding to the series of �*increases that president tariff increases that president has a

" blah, blah blah. but they don't actually want anybody to think there in brussels, walking the kindand laura, you know, you were often packed in that member of the eu 28 as it then was walking along there and there is something a bit familiar, notjust because actually, we've discussed on newscasts yes. and he took the boris pickle and turned it into the windsor framework? maybe hejust had enough. so now we've got keir starmer doing a reset. is widely sought by brexiteers, and he played an important brexit negotiator. he did the brexit done, he got brexit done. he said two things to me for this fifth anniversary, out of that european nest. so here are those two statements for you to ponder to start suggesting it. things to do. they can't devote their entire life to these things. - and that's perfectly natural because they expected - don't want to talk about it anymore, because basically because i said, why don't you justjoin up with nigel farage then? needs a different argument around facts, and he wants people to come and help him push facts that boost that case. should we just have

and we take every european need is a gathering in brussels for our meeting that was meant to be focused on strengthening european defense is but drums, tire threats have overshadowed event with lead is they have vowing to fight back. and i think terms of elizabeth periods of that for trade terms, a bed for the united states that for those to see terry's and post of the also to terrace is to reply. we say action. so that is not the topic for today. while asian markets dived over few is of a global trade war in this is in hong kong, tokyo and south korea fell up by failed by up to 2 percent in early trading. on monday, that's the 4 tires on canada, mexico and china take effect. in other news in guys, remo palestinians are leading to the roof of border crossing with egypt to get medical treatment abroad. this is the 3rd group to leave guys under the sci fi agreement. is really supposed to allow 50 patients in need of urgent care out of a strip every day. but that target isn't being met. at least 15 people have been killed in a bombing in syria. it happened in the northern city of mom, beac

that is president trump there, of in brussels today.sunday, the british prime minister met the german chancellor, olaf scholz, with sir keir saying he wants it is attending those meetings as an observer. commitment to strengthening the uk's partnership with the eu. to russia's war in ukraine, are at the top of the agenda. our security correspondent frank gardner outlines we can expect from the summit. but there are a number of kind of negative factors one is that, as you rightly mentioned, that the kind and that will be good news for those countries countries like hungary and slovakia. for countries to spend more. to spend on defence. a lot of western nations have emptied their armouries britain's army is dwindling in size and there is that it could be in quite a difficult position. particularly in terms of missile defence, there is another factor here that is really worrying people, wanting a deal for the united states to buy greenland. initially to her country don't worry, you know, it's not for sale. where president trump has said, "

the issue of tariffs is likely to be discussed in brussels today.saying he wants neighbours, but britain will not be rejoining the eu. it's the first time since brexit that a british prime minister will attend a european council meeting. downing street says it represents sir keir�*s with the eu. to russia's war in ukraine, are at the top of the agenda. expect from the summit. there's a very strong statement that's been put out in advance to destroy russia's war machine, to take advantage of the economic sanctions on russia, to not let up, to push on and to try and kind of press ahead invasion of ukraine. here which are probably not mentioned in that. of the person who's not of this, of course, to end the ukraine war. slovakia. but then there's also the whole business of how much money countries spend on their defence. some cases, on defence. to spend on defence. a lot of western nations have emptied their armouries itjust simply hasn't got enough muscle, in some cases, there is another factor here that is really worrying people, wanting a deal for t

the 1st we're going to go to the hospital bar who is in brussels, standing by for us as you, how have your opinion, markets react to this. since donald trump kind of mountain guide. those statements saying tariffs are coming to the european union to the feelings of hate. and this explains why many stock markets in europe have been reacting negatively with some of the shares sliding across the europe and come to the end for the simple reason is that they think they could be a protracted trade was that could last beyond summer. and that could a trigger an economic recession here in europe. now you'll be those stay united and they say that they are going to retaliate if from decides to impose titus on the european continent. and they say that gun was a days in 2051 when they were taken off guard by the same tod. it's the what imposed by trump before the time being the 2 key issues here for the europeans. first of all, the biggest concern is a trade war between the americas and the chinese. whether your opinions will see that find themselves caught in the middle of this trade, which means

sir keir starmer is heading to brussels tojoin a gathering of european union leaders. has done so since—operation, and will also meet nato secretary general mark rutte. the trip is part of what he calls a "reset" between the uk and the european union. i have been very 555 . becoming prime minister i wa nt want a reset of want a feset o7f7the7 7 7 7 do want a reset of the between the uk and relationship between the uk and the eu. that does not involve a return toe european union. -== "had; refeféhddh} 7 7 77 7 ”had; 7refe7réh7d7d7rh hére 7 had a referendum here on we had a referendum here on that and that matter is settled but i want to see a close relationship on defence and reiationship on defence and on energy, on trade security, on energy, on trade and our and that is end eer efflnflmf end that is. we are end eer 555-mama: and that i5. we are on, end eer 555-mama: and that 5 we are on, and i what we are working on, and i think that is in think that is. certainty in the . best interest i in the eu's best believe in the eu's best and are ready in the interests and are ready in the seven

well, that overshadowing a meeting by the blocks leaders in brussels. now that warning a trifle could call severe economic damage both in europe and in the us. the to say planned us duties could back fire the urging president from to negotiate with the you for a solution of course. so we are preparing, oh, so on our side, what is clear, there are no winners and trade wars to if a united states in the us start to trade war, then maybe one last thing on the side is china. we are very interlink. so we need america and american needs us, as well as the mall palestinians are leaving goal. is that through that? off the border crossing with the agent from the reports of the days of the seats that was agreed in god's. the envelope says, katia, we delete the victims of the 3. the tucks into jeanine with the g come part of a white skin immediately or pollution launched into occupied westbank parking lot as a default. now, you know, he talked to me on the phone and told me he is heading home while he was on his way home. he was surprised to find all this going on

' our in brussels today. met the german chancellor olaf scholz with sir keir saying he wants neighbours — although britain will not be rejoining the eu. commitment to strengthening the uk's partnership with the eu. defence and security — including europe's response to russia's war in ukraine — are at the top of the agenda. our chief political correspondent henry zeffman gave me his assessment of what might come out of this meeting. that keir starmer is going to attend tonight will take that's not what keir starmer is doing today, but he is hoping that this dinner will pave the way to a better relationship, a reset relationship, as he repeatedly where the uk is strong, particularly when it comes will be hoping to use the uk's presence there, european union countries when it comes to defence spending and when it comes to supporting ukraine to do more now. better relationship in other areas as well. and henry, iwanted to ask you, of course, also impose levies on the uk, well, i don't think downing street knows i

the uk's prime minister is meeting eu leaders in brussels today, hoping to strengthen we report from rebels took most of the city. the former president of the spanish football accused of sexual assault. the world cup final in 2023.

those phase also also every shadow and usually this meeting of brussels. also the us present expressions to impose tasks that only 39 people leave garza through that off crossing to get medical treatment low as in the numbers.

well, there are we shadowing a block. lead is meeting in brussels. that will and a trade will, could cause severe economic damage both in europe and in the us. the, the site plans us duties could back fire the urging president trump to negotiate with the you for a solution of course. so we are preparing. oh, so on our side, what is clear? there are no winners and trade wars. if a united states in the us start to trade war, then maybe one last thing on the side is, says china, we are very into link to we need america and americans as, as well. it's a just don't mock. it's also file over phase of a global trade war, indices in hong kong, tokyo and south, cris slumped by up to 2 percent in the trading on monday. this comes a day before the terrace on china take effects. jessica washington has more of the chinese reactions from badging. it lets me approach the end of the chinese new year holiday. we're looking ahead to february for when this additional 10 percent tariff on chinese goods entering us. we'll take effect what we heard from badging is swift c

keir is in brussels keir starmer is in brussels today as it happens, and i'm sure eventually a microphoneally a microphone be stuck in his face will be stuck in his face and he will have to say something, but downing street are —= to get involved, they going to get involved, they to see might do. but trump might do, but nevertheless there is that a �* sign from what nevertheless there is that a �*sign from what donald cleagrgsign from.what donald has that he sees the more than he sees uk more positively thanhe sees european film more positively thanhe sees european and uk more positively thanhe sees european and in a the epropean union. and'in a ,-...,......pimps”-.- limited the epropean union. and'in a ,,, ~~ , ~ ~ limited and very limited and qualified sense, that appears to be ok sense. that appears to be ok as far uk is concerned. , government is concerned. sally, henry _ the _ government is concerned. sally, henry _ the downing l j has 77 77 has woken j has wokerfup % 7 has wokerfup to 7 j has wokerfup to this, 77 the markets woken up well the markets have woken up to this so has been

had to the polls with a sensor, right christian democratic union party is expected to take power brussels shuttle on africa examines of russia's growing influence in the region to the prison. the central african republic, ethiopia hold the african submissions as it chooses. leaders, february on a dizzy and a, there's a camera watching me. so i'm going to watch it. surveillance tech is key to sustaining is rails occupation. you don't necessarily know who's watching you at the training. it's called the official intelligence, the use of, of the musician objects for the technology that's condense. so around the globe, very, very sophisticated a, i can collect them, cube the palestine, the bar 3 upon one on that just, you know, there are some of the media stories, a critical look at the global news media on how to 0 government shut off access to social media, the . ready a soaring numbers of miscarriages in garza, as well as assault on the healthcare system, puts the lives of pregnant women and new bones at risk. the ultimate cry. this is they'll just say we're live from dog. ha. also coming o

jessica washington is in badging. hospitalized barbara is in brussels. but 1st we go to domini cain in berlin, who's going to tell us dominique how the european markets have been reacting to donald trump's comments? a small that 42 percent in asia reflected in europe too. suddenly that's how the ducks in frankfurt, the caca on to in paris opened and fell from 2 percent and then re gain some watts . so the last time i checked was couple of minutes ago they were right about 1.8 percent lower than the opening values to a certain extent. also in london, the foot see also dying, but not perhaps quite as much as in paris and in frankfort. but those are the broad stock market values. if you look at specific stocks, it's considerably worse. so automotive industry, such as bmw and fox fucking, will they down 5 percent there will. there are about those, all firms that have direct interest in the united states and obviously around the world suddenly folks fucking has been going through its own very serious problems in germany. and so the prospect of tariffs imposed

the uk's prime minister is meeting eu leaders in brussels today, hoping to strengthen we report fromdemocratic republic of congo, for the first time since rebels took most of the city. the former president of the spanish football accused of sexual assault. the world cup final in 2023. and beyonce wins album of the year for first time at the year for the first time at the grammy awards. we will be live in la. we start with breaking news: trade tariffs on the uk. but he said he was mainly angry about the eu nomia iqbal — during a press huddle atjoint base andrews. we'll see what will happens, it'll happen. we'll see how things work out. it might happen, but it will definitely happen with the european union, i can tell you that they don't take our cars, products, so the uk is way out of line and we'll see. but the european union is really out of line. what they've done. with the eu. we will see whether or not we can balance out our budget. and mexico later on monday. on neighbouring mexico and canada, despite sharing and he hit china with a10% tariff in addition to existing levies broug

sir keir starmer is heading to brussels tojoin time a british prime minister has done so since brexitl mark rutte. and the european union. the prime minister has been to the german 77 and " garter " iandihad'this " iandihadrthis to 77 and had this to say that does not involve a return to the european union, and i do believe it is in the eu's best interest, was prime at chequers, his speaking at chequers, his country residence he was country residence where he was —— e— ~ ., — ., ~ the german entertaining the german olaf scholz. general at the institute of export & international trade, and he said that even though officially this meeting is about defence, trade and tariffs will isa is a important meeting and is latest in meeting and is the latest in a intensive campaign really intensive campaign by the present government to get a much closer relationship with = -: eu, to try and overcome the eu, to try and overcome some of those fairly significant frictions éjggificant frictions that exist trade sjggificant frictions that exist trade with eu and the uk. the eu and the uk. zeifige of ta

sir keir starmer is heading to brussels to join a gathering this marks the first time a british primea close relationship on defence and security, on energy, on trade and our economy, and that is what we are working on. in the relationship. sam, it does sound as he is saying, we are not part of the saying, wearenot part of the union, but we the european union, but we want the good bits. i european union, but we want the aood bits. ~ ., , good bits. i think that is probably _ good bits. i think that is probably going - good bits. i think that is probably going a - good bits. i think that is probably going a bit - good bits. i think that is probably going a bit too | good bits. i think that is - probably going a bit too far. government can 77 7 7r7el7atio7n7s7idp7777777 77 7 7r7el7atio7n7s7idpw7ith777 deepen its relationship with the eu without on the 7 7 the customs7 the customs union and joining the customs union and the market. it isa it is a moot thing in terms of the uk talking about it publicly. there is a relative degree of optimism, but going fizz—zge 7 the previous 7 7 back. to

law firm. in brussels today ? it's that since brexit.as a "red line". i've been very clear since i became prime minister that i do want a reset of the relationship we had a referendum here on that. and that matter is settled. but i do want to see a close relationship and i do believe it is in the eu's best interest, there has been a manifest difference in approach and tone the relationship with the european union and energy is an interesting one. there's been an ongoing long term discussion but also for exporters, to the european union, who might be hit by its carbon border about it publicly. so i think, you know, there's a relative degree of optimism, but obviously there's other things going on in the world that will also have an impact. he's going to push limits. problems, but it's also going to get certain things done. guardrail builders than risk—takers. i think he will go too far. so it's going to reverse this notion of, we have a whole lot of guardrails and conflict rails. and elon musk and donald trump, they're such big personalit

and ed davey was talking about keir starmer when he goes to brussels tomorrow. growth, would boost, would trade and boost the economy. our public services so we can get inflation down, and if that means doing what we're already having but you say it would be helpful to grow our economy. let's just take a look at what's been going on with european growth. those people who are in the eu and therefore are trading like that. here is the last quarter. average was 0.1%. actually, when you look at france, it shrank. germany shrank. so you're suggesting that if only we went that doesn't stack up, does it? no. growth, because in some cases their growth is worse than ours. you've shown a few countries, there are other countries that are growing more strongly than that. but that's not my argument. my argument is that trade deals are mutually beneficial. andrew griffith, was also on the show. relationship with trump. and he said that would also help avoid the threat of tariffs, which we've already seen trump begin to implement. but to do that, you've got to get in the room. talked about the chagos, a

that the imposition of tariffs is unprecedented, the issue of tariffs is likely to be discussed in brusselsoday. on sunday, the british prime minister met the german a "reset" in the relationship between the uk and its european neighbours, although britain will not be rejoining the eu. it's the first time since brexit that a british prime downing street says it represents sir keir�*s with the eu. defence and security, including europe's response out of this meeting. that keir starmer is going to attend tonight will take to the european union or what became the relationship, a reset relationship, as he repeatedly in practical terms, what will come out of today? well, today is all about defence and to russia's invasion of ukraine. will be hoping to use the uk's presence there, i think, to persuade some of the slightly more reluctant european union countries when it comes to defence spending and when it comes to supporting ukraine to do more now. in defence and security will prove a gateway to a much armida van rij of this meeting. it is an meeting of eu national leaders as of national leaders

that's the hope of prime minister sir keir starmer in brussels today — it's the first time and securityrk. ltatte. the math ~~ ........ . ~ . secretary asked sir general secretary asked sir keir starmer if you would have choose between europe and delay that always been the and be the case for many and will be the case for maaa— fl — .- ---- .. ..-. that and will be the case for maaa— ee . .- eeee .. ..-. that is why in years to come. that is why in discussion with president have a—7,7_ h 7 have wouched z:- 7of trade and of trade and on issues security. both very of security. both very relation to trade important in relation to trade we already... between the that weatready. between the countries, that waatready... between the countries, but that weatready. between the countries, but also the and intelligence security and intelligence. - we have found over partnership we have found over many years is important to our collective defence. --- �* keir defence. wright sir keir starmer out rejoining defence. wright sir keir sta eu r out rejoining defence. wright sir keir sta eu single out rejo

chris mason in brussels. thanks.china, mexico and canada, which the president terms "ripping off" america. think of german car exports. that goes the other way, and you can see that in white. this is silicon valley software, social media, and wall street banking exported to the rest of the world, though it doesn't make up for the goods. for the trump tariffs, the answer to this problem but president trump has also mentioned an alternative reason for all this, simply to raise money for his government. from the whole world per year — about $4 trillion — 4,000 billion. it is not far off the total value of national income taxes, about 4.5 trillion. to end up increasing prices on those imports like cars or fuel. especially when major powers, allies even, do start these you. the government to impose harsher sentences on thieves who steal tools. reflect the huge impact on victims, as ben moore reports. tradespeople are losing their livelihood, they're losing theirfamilies. these are livelihoods you are playing with. drill h

trump's threats to impose talent, if so next bullets of the shadow and the you leave is me think in brussels. only 39 people.

most is uh the american transport planes was suppose to fly to felicia jews from sa, done to brussels before then doubling back to his room. if this was the secret arrangement agreed by sedans pressed the mary who had one clear red line, she wouldn't also agree to direct flights from sit down to the israel. but the americans didn't stick to this agreement. so when the truth, the fact that much to it was the many who had to onset difficult questions at home very long, but the layout up front in low like more like what, how much was it but they are not exclusive yet for lots are they included on back up now, play out, i'll play out all become a go the lan. now when it died out of how near the my shaft, chemical mode, you let it go ahead. how old are you doing? even 98. i'm ready. 9. what kind of lies friday? or i know who wrote it up, right? yeah. let me i have a nice yeah. and how about like what their own name, haven't you, hasn't it low enough for me. right. and then a suburb russian metal. jack i d b. i started into my head home and i'm in the middle of the bind may 1995 that were w

although it also suggests that hey, that's news to moscow at brussels, this down to so i think about and then that way. anyway, if the things that trump is only rift in are wrapped in about putting another nail in their economic coffin by adding terrorists to make you exports, to be us even less attractive. just consider that he's done just that, to america's, to neighbors. despite a shared free trade agreement, and he also slot more terrorists on china again because hey, yeah, why not divert things like chinese cars and floods their market instead. tonight, i am announcing canada will be responding to the us trade action with 25 percent terrace, against a $155000000000.00 worth of american goods. this will include immediate terrace on $3000000000.00 worth of goods as of tuesday, followed by further tariffs on a $125000000000.00 worth of american products in $21.00 days time to allow canadian companies and supply chains to seek to find alternatives. we categorically reject the slander made by the white house against the government of mexico, accusing it of having alliances with crimi

well, european leaders, a gathering and brussels for a meeting that was meant to be focused on strengthening european defenses. but drums tire threats have overshadow the vent with lead is a vowing to fight back. a, as in terms of elizabeth periods are bad for treat terms. a bed for the united states, the bed for those who see terry's and post are the also terrace, is to reply. we say actions, but that is not the topic for today. asian stock market dived over fees of a global trade war in this is in hong kong. took you and south korea failed by up to 2 percent in early trading on monday. that's before taxes on canada and mexico and china take effect. in other words, use in guys, more palestinians are leavings with the rasa border crossing in egypt to get medical treatment abroad. israel as agreed to allow 50 patients in need of age and get out of a strip every day under the sci fi agreement with him. us at least 83 people have entered egypt in the past 2 days, very good by some has more from rasa in southern gaza. today the w h o money is to evacuate 1391 to patients, along with a 55 health,

c. crisis. hundreds. descended on the headquarters in brussels, accusing the block of financing, rolanda, and by extension the m 23. in paris, protesters decried the lock of international response to the central african prices, compared to all the money sent by the west to ukraine. some of the protesters also say that they are so complex is all about natural resources. we're here to tell the european union to end this contract. they've signed with rolanda for raw materials, because as everyone knows by now, there are no raw materials in rolanda. everything comes from the d r c. these are blood mineral wireless. and we don't want to see that happen anymore. we've come here to tell the members of the european parliament here at the headquarters of the european union that they are the ones behind everything that's happening in the d r . c. the financing of 20000000 to the rwandan army clearly shows that these people are the ones behind it. were fed up with your complicity with the rwandans and the genocidal coming. we are simply fed to make up your minds and quickly. where is the european u

we also need to keep an eye on brussels today. has been a good the lead is meet alongside nato boss of elk river and u. k. p. m. as a gustavo, all of whom seek to prolong the proxy war on russia through grain. ironic then that it's a few years to the day since allies you as president roosevelt. you gave him winston churchill and russians. joseph stalin, met to forward your peaceful well to the old confidence in crimea at the end world war 2. joining me now from leg jackson, texas is the executive director of the run pool institute for peace and prosperity daniel mcadams. he goes to their own pool, liberty reported x u. s. presidential candidate. wonderful. who we little must golf and a position to in the new trump administration. or daniel, thanks so much for coming on. i hope a run pool as well in the institution as well. i know he didn't take up the invitation for milan musk i noticed to join the department of government efficiency . i don't know whether you have the details on that. why i didn't want to do it. probably didn't r

you don't pull in november last year, the ruling georgia dream party suspended membership talks at brussels until 2028. critics also say parliamentary elections held in october were rig the accuser ratio of influencing the outcome of both processes. but the government sees both to both vote was free and fair elections where the rate of change the time and government change the world war detailed so that we have the demonstrations in georgia demanding the snap connections and reliving the political prisoners on sunday scuffles broke out between the road police and demonstrators lease moved in with a heavy hand, making multiple arrests and due to taking into custody. the countries may opposition leader told us to say the government has turned against the will of its people. now it's a really war between the so called government and the few phone because they are nothing there. get to me government in georgia there, they just pulled them save governments. nobody to coordinate this election. the election goes up so that the products, most of the use of foreign policy chief says sundays confront

r c crisis hundreds, defending on the end you headquarters in brussels, accusing the block a fine on single one the and by extension the and 23. some of the process to say the conflict is lula by not for were so since we're here to tell the european union to end this contract they've signed with for wanda, for raw materials, because as everyone knows by now there are no raw materials in rolanda. everything comes from the d, r c. these are blood minimal. and we don't want to see that happen anymore. we've come here to tell the members of the european parliament here at the headquarters of the european union that they are the ones behind everything that's happening in the d r. c. the financing of 20000000 to the rwandan army clearly shows that these people are the ones behind it. were fed up with your complicity with the rwandans and the genocidal coming. we are simply fed up make up your minds and quickly as well. can shasta has a case can gully of supporting the militants to access the deals. these mineral resources which are critical for the production of not just electric vehicles,

go ahead. pepsi or an escalation will be discussed by the way, uh, early next week in brussels. by may till you tell a soul of notables, all of them, all the $27.00 will be there, and they will be talking about the armament they will be talking about continue, and as far as, as long as they kept with the money they, they don't have by the weight and with the fame was 5 percent that was imposed by trump and always being posed by duty for rudy. the nato secretary general, that that's thing. and it's, it's beyond the, as a said, it's beyond a joke and they are inflicted on themselves and they want to keep, go, we with this war even if they can not do it from the point of view of the investor, many to complex is us as a complete a different proposition because they're making a lot of money out of it. so this good from their point of view and the fact that the americans are not direct me. both american troops and my lives on direct and vote is perfect is slabs keeling slabs and until the last ukraine. so there are a lot of hidden interest to one throws atlantic interest. so of course

authorities of hindering aid to the territory, saying that was why trans nature was forced to turn to brussels for aid in the us to live on the line for me myself. and on behalf of the whole of trends. mr. you, i would like to express my gratitude to you and your colleagues for their assistance and promptness. the meeting of the mode of an emergency commission has taken place. the decision to launch european humanitarian gas to our republic has been made. technical issues being discussed. this became possible with your participation. thank you. well, the energy crisis came to a head when russia's gas problem cut off supplies to move dover after the country refused to pay a $700000000.00 debts and will do within holsted gas. those 2 drums and extra supplies are no sentiment resumed and limit to the mines as part of the use emergency aid package, rushes phase kitchen has rejected its proposals to result the process. we are extremely concerned about the delay in solving the problem of providing transmits trio, with natural gas, which arose as a result of ukraine's closure of transit of russian en

yeah, i collect the shelves, brussels nebraska shelves. don't touch and nothing is not the black shells like a good good rule of thumb is if you don't know what it is, don't touch it. i know guys that got blown up after 50 calf. the is, are all banks. this is the head from this sewing of boom. there's gorsline. there's to go through a tank. blue is it's a blue tracer, and we use it. so every, when they're shooting, there's like a 1000 bullets a minute, right? so you want, you can see it in the nighttime, the bullets. so every 5th one is a tracer. and what a tracer means is you can see the which way, the bush line in the dark time, and so as to train the military. so see which way they're shooting or complex. if you make a home, then you're more likely to become more a part of the community and in be a part of it and not like a leech on it, you know, to provide something, you know, even if it's just support, right. a lot of people need a lot of originals for people need to run or they need people to care about them. and some people, that's

we also need to keep an eye on brussels today as believe the. the lead is means alongside nato boss of elk river and u. k. p. m. as a gustavo, all of whom seek to prolong the proxy war on russia through grain. ironic then that it's atheist of the day since allies you as president roosevelt. you gave him winston churchill and russians. joseph stalin, met to forward your peaceful world at the altar conference in crimea at the end of world war 2. joining me now for like jackson texas is the executive director of the run pool institute for peace and prosperity. daniel mcadams, he goes there on full liberty, reported ex u. s. presidential.

regulations or actually harming the continents. energy sector died, something increasingly raised by brussels, found over the past few weeks. in particular. here's the take of our ti calculator, rachel marston, a c or a new name is a one size fits all economic strait jacket for its number of states and a growing number of those are apparently finding it increasingly difficult to read a lot of it. and that's even sure now for countries to get even remotely close enough to be impacted by the use incompetence like norway since 2021. the country has been run by a coalition government led by a center left prime minister once served as norway's foreign affairs minister under former nato secretary general, the installs and broad when he was prime minister of the country. now it's hard to imagine a more western establishment friendly situation than that. but even now he's personally just been strapped into the objection seat for account down to potential blast off into political oblivion. now that you energy market rules have blown, a part is coalition government and made the euro skeptic center part