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on social media promise passage for around 3,000 pounds from brussels, paris, o dunkirk.work closely with iraqi kurdish gangs who control most small boat crossings from france. we contacted some. within half an hour we had two offers for crossings. it's easy, we're told. only those who didn't claim asylum was sent back, one says. the others didn't have any problems. the price of crossing to the u.k. by small boat is less than half the price of being smuggled by and there are other options for those that can't pay. >> there is a criminal drugs market within the u.k. that's no case. we have seen cases of trafficking and seen cases we have people that are debt bonded. they come here to work off the cost of their journey to the u.k. and they are victims of trafficking. and we look at modern slavery, human trafficking very seriously. >> one albanian man who paid for a place on a kurdish boat this summer says he was approached by recruiters for the u.k. drugs trade in a dunkirk migrant camp. >> they offered me lots of thgs to pay for the journey to give me a job but i wasn't in

adverts on albanian social media promise passage for around £3,000 from brussels, paris or dunkirk.sh gangs who control most small boat crossings from france. posing as an albanian migrant, we contacted some. within half an hour we had two offers for crossings. it's easy, we're told. only those who didn't claim asylum were sent back, one says. the others didn't have any problems. the price of crossing to the uk by small boat is less than half the price of being smuggled by lorry. and there are other options for those who can't pay. there is a criminal drugs market within the uk. that's no secret. we have seen cases of trafficking and we've seen cases where people are what we call debt—bonded. they come here to work off the cost of theirjourney to the uk and they are victims of trafficking, and we look at modern slavery, human trafficking very seriously. one albanian man who paid for a place on a kurdish boat this summer, says he was approached by recruiters for the uk drugs trade in a dunkirk migrant camp. translation: they offered me lots of things to pay _ for thejourney, to give

adverts on albanian social media promise passage for around £3,000 from brussels, paris or dunkirk. often work closely with iraqi kurdish gangs who control most small boat crossings from france. posing as an albanian migrant, we contacted some. within half an hour we had two offers for crossings. it's easy, we're told. only those who didn't claim asylum were sent back, one says. the others didn't have any problems. the price of crossing to the uk by small boat is less than half the price of being smuggled by lorry. and there are other options for those who can't pay. there is a criminal drugs market within the uk. that's no secret. we have seen cases of trafficking and we've seen cases where people are what we call debt—bonded. they come here to work off the cost of theirjourney to the uk and they are victims of trafficking, and we look at modern slavery, human trafficking, very seriously. one albanian man, who paid for a place on a kurdish boat this summer, says he was approached by recruiters for the uk drugs trade in a dunkirk migrant camp. translation: they offered me lots of th

media ads promise an easy trip for around £3,000 an intermediary will help arrange transport from brussels, pariskirk, we contacted one of them under the guise of albanian clients and within half an hour we had two offers to cross the border with different payment options and advice on how to get asylum in great britain, this scheme is one of the reasons why the british police claim that it is difficult to eliminate the network, as in the business of drugs or weapons, there is a hierarchical structure with a baron at the top, in organized migration crime there is no such thing, we see how close ties develop the networks of these migration flows french officials say albanians act as intermediaries for iraqi kurdish gangs who still control most of the sea crossings from france maslinda's son crossed dunkirk last month without the help of smugglers and did not even pay his pocket money guarantor in english according to a woman, her son was facilitated by a relative in england, who acted as a guarantor, his younger brother, who is only 14 years old, is also planning his trip, every successful crossin

media promise easy passage for about £3000, with middlemen on hand to arrange transport from brussels, parisas an albanian client. within half an hour, we had two offers for crossings, different options for payment, and advice on claiming asylum in the uk. this system is one reason uk police say the networks are hard to break.— hard to break. whereas in dru . s, hard to break. whereas in drugs, firearms, - hard to break. whereas in drugs, firearms, you - hard to break. whereas in l drugs, firearms, you would hard to break. whereas in - drugs, firearms, you would see a hierarchical structure with aching pain at the top, we don't see that with organised immigration crime. we see close associations, loose networks across that migration route. french officials say that albanians are acting as middlemen for the iraqi kurdish gangs that still control most boat crossings from france. this woman's son crossed from dunkirk last month, without the help of fixers, or even of the money to pay the smugglers. a relative in england acted as guarantor, she said, and got her son across. his younger brother,

media promise easy passage for about £3000, with middlemen on hand to arrange transport from brussels, parisontacted some of them, posing as an albanian client. within half an hour we had two offers for crossings, different options for payment, and advice on claiming asylum in the uk. this system is one reason uk police say the networks are hard to break. whereas in drugs, firearms, you would see a hierarchical structure with a kingpin at the top, we don't see that with organised immigration crime. we see close associations, loose networks across that migration route. french officials say that albanians are acting as middlemen for the iraqi kurdish gangs that still control most boat crossings from france. this woman's son crossed from dunkirk last month without the help of fixers or even the money to pay the smugglers. a relative in england acted as guarantor, she said, and got her son across. his younger brother, just ia years old, is already planning his own trip. each successful crossing an invisible thread that tugs at the minds of albanians back home. lucy williamson, bbc news, dunkirk.

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critics in both paris and brussels have called some of the measures to protectionist, such as the taxredit of up to $7,500 for the purchase of an american-made electric car and tax credits for companies producing or investing in electricity, wind, or solar power provided that occurs in the u.s. this means for consumers not buying american will end up costing less, something that the europeans say is unfair. >> eopean manufacturers say what do you want? we are hurting, you don't want us to play with china and now you are not buying our stuff anyway. we are going to die. >> russia is responding with subsidies that could promote european-made goods, but it could risk starting a new trade war. president macron is seeking exemptions for european businesses, similar to those granted mexico and canada. >> wall street has closed sharply higher. the dow jones soaring 700 points at the closing bell. the nasdaq up 4.5%. investors cheering remarks from jerome powell who suggested after three consecutive interest rate hikes up .70 5%, america's central bank could slow the rate of hikes, possibly a

memorandum on their creation and launch kyiv authorities signed the form with the mayor of brussels, rome, paris for the only news details the european bureau of the inter tv channel despite the danger the fear of forgetting about oneself to save others - this is about our next heroine, a children's basketball coach from kharkiv, who for the first time on the day of the great war had to single-handedly save her wards twelve girls, on the eve of the full-scale invasion of the russian federation, eleonora chek took the team from kharkiv to kyiv for the semi-finals of the ukrainian basketball championship, and here at the base of the low-lying waters, right next to the lithuanian gostomeli, who was being stormed by russian troops. they met on the first day of the war . where was she looking for strength, let's ask her personally, mrs. eleonora chek, a children's basketball coach, we are in touch, we welcome you on the air, we congratulate each other. so, how was the first day of the great war for you and for the girls with whom you came to the capital for the tournament well, first of all, when the

media promise easy passage for about £3000, with middlemen on hand to arrange transport from brussels, parishem, posing as an albanian client. within half an hour we had two offers for crossings, different options for payment, and advice on claiming asylum in the uk. this system is one reason uk police say the networks are hard to break. whereas in drugs, firearms, you would see a hierarchical structure with a kingpin at the top, we don't see that with organised immigration crime. we see close associations, loose networks across that migration route. french officials say that albanians are acting as middlemen for the iraqi kurdish gangs that still control most boat crossings from france. this woman's son crossed from dunkirk last month without the help of fixers or even the money to pay the smugglers. a relative in england acted as guarantor, she said, and got her son across. his younger brother, just ia years old, is already planning his own trip. each successful crossing an invisible thread that tugs at the minds of albanians back home. lucy williamson, bbc news, dunkirk. let's discuss thi

brussels reproaches paris makes claims to rome why european politicians and officials have ceased to find a common language and blame each other? the liberated severodonetsky on the territory is now of a closed ukrainian greek catholic parish , they found symbols of organizations of extremists banned in russia. in addition , books were found among the prayer books and the bible. egor grigoriev will tell about these and other finds of completely non-spiritual content about the building in severodonetsk before the liberation of the city. a greek catholic parish was located here. now the icon of the cassock of the lampada is closed inside, nothing is touched, and among the liturgical utensils there are unusual, but only at first glance, finds of the right sector. how is it described ? wicked medina we found in this parish greek catholic gave this flag and signed the priest good people from kolomoisky bandera and the signature of the priest of the chief chaplain of the extremist legal sector banned in russia. directly opposite the altar is a large library that can tell about the views an

indeed, i think any sort of hand that politicians in brussels or paris or berlin were looking to comment on the political process risks stirring the waters and perhaps making it worse for the democrats who clearly are the part of the europeans will be hoping can hang on to their majorities. alix: there is different nuances. one is eight to ukraine, which republicans are starting to gripe about, but the other is issued -- initiatives for green energy, which some europeans are griping about. we have a sense to where the biggest risk lies for europe? ben: i think it is absolutely ukraine. i think we have seen this week that the europeans, who have promised $80 billion of support for ukraine next year, are struggling to get that agreed. it was the hungarians, i think, today who put a block on that. if ukraine then has to deal with congress, which is putting popsicles to the u.s. delivering support, that is going to compromise the dolinsky position and raises questions about how the war effort continues. guy: one of the headlines over the last hour that has been moving markets is this headlin

us, they want a mina, head of the american chamber of commerce in germany and jack, paris are correspondent and brussels. thanks to both of you. thank you. now this massive inflation reduction act was also meant to give farmers in the us break to support them through economically tough times and help them sure up their business against the impact of climate change. today's mid term elections in the united states will show that plan has been resonating in rural america. o, across the american midwest, farmers are wrapping up their harvest. but it's been an unusual year. the story of agriculture right now is, is really 2 different stories. economically, prices are pretty good for commodities, corn and soybeans capital kind of go up and down. but our expenses have claimed tremendously. american farmers have a lot going on from rise and commodity prices. you have tension of policy makers and billions of dollars in federal funding with more of the cost. but the agriculture sector is facing a series of challenges from rising energy costs to input prices and money say pop policies are to play. and i guess what

there's concern outside germany to people in brussels, but also in paris. and a lot of other european member state capitals like there is, there is a lot of frustration and outrage of like, wait, what's germany doing like, why are they going forward this? i thought we were supposed to be decreasing our dependencies when we're talking about critical infrastructure. and we're talking about the nature of china's political and economic system and the nature of a company like costco. i think we should be a bit more cautious, especially now in a post russian invasion of ukraine world. the fact that china doesn't allow similar investments in its own ports has also been an argument against the deal for some nervousness about the chinese st. kara, germany's largest katrina ford show company. the fear that mistakes make will be made again and often, but so far, the business in fact fails handbook fee and it would lose competitiveness against auto european ports. without cost goes, investment the port was already struggling to attract enough business. sometimes discus

it is really - interesting to observe now because over the past week that i was in paris and then in brusselsto different officials, the questions we heard a lot was whether ukraine would be ready to sit down for negotiations and what form these negotiations would need to take. sometimes, these questions were not just directed by the officials we were meeting, but they were definitely asked directly by the media that i participated in conversations with. now, with kherson being retaken and with further advancements of the ukrainian military, well, pretty much all along the eastern front, i think these questions have completely been taken off the table, and it is clear that ukraine stands with what we had said from day one, from the 24th of february, that we are in debt for the win and that is the only option which ukraine has and also which the world has, if we want to have a long—standing pace and are stabilised relationship with russia. if we wanted, that ukraine must win. i russia. if we wanted, that ukraine must win. ., .., russia. if we wanted, that ukraine must win. ., . ., , must win.

media promise easy passage for about £3,000, with middlemen on hand to arrange transport from brussels, parishereas in drugs, firearms, you would see a hierarchical structure with a kingpin at the top, we don't see that with organised immigration crime. we see close associations, loose networks across that migration route. french officials say that albanians are acting as middlemen for the iraqi kurdish gangs that still control most boat crossings from france. this woman's son crossed from dunkirk last month without the help of fixers, or even the money to pay the smugglers. a relative in england acted as guarantor, she said, and got her son across. his younger brother — just 14 years old — is already planning his own trip. each successful crossing, an invisible thread that tugs at the minds of albanians back home. lucy williamson, bbc news, dunkirk. it is time to talk to mike. good morning. it is time to talk to mike. good mornint. ,:, :, it is time to talk to mike. good mornin. _ ,:, :, :, it is time to talk to mike. good i morning._ yesterday i morning. good morning. yesterday i was really

you feel there is a sense of anxiety that perhaps we do not see in brussels and we do not feel in paris is there right now a big divide in terms of the big threat of russian force between the west and east of europe, or are positions still converging? arancha: it is something close to it, and this is something that happens anywhere in the world. we have a way to share the nightmare that the neighbors have failed. and we have to be very clear about this. the eu right now has been a west-east divide. there are nuances in the product of history, that are the product of many things. are nuances within the west and the east, but there is a unity within the opinion and a clear sense of purpose now. we have one fight, and it is the fight to support ukraine to fight against russia and to make sure that the international borders are respected. this is the fight on which the eu is united to defend ukraine. maria: that leads me to my next question because you have been in government. you know how quickly public opinion can shift with economic context changes. we have seen inflation bite, we have s

should be understood by washington, in addition to kyiv, and washington, london, paris, and berlin, in all the key capitals brussels, what if you stop the war now and give russia the opportunity to recover, then a new invasion will simply be inevitable, and that's why we need to explain to our partners now that you shouldn't buy into russia's attempts to stop this story ah without ah complete surrender of exit from otherwise, a new invasion of ukraine by the already over -equipped and trained on the mistakes of the russian occupation army. and in a few years there will be a lot , mr. volodymyr. well, i would also like to clarify the question to pyotr burkovsky. how do you assess the stability of russian society in general, and about it from his mobilization. so we understand that this can be one of the key moments in the war and our victory of arbitka. the other part of society, uh, she doesn’t really understand , okay, they may have divided views, but they didn’t really understand why they should go there, so ah, you now. look how we tried to suppress all these organizations around the russian military, such as so

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he said he is working closely with officials in brussels and allies in paris to develop measures thatring european manufacturers to use domestic products or technologies so they can qualify for government subsidies. eu this would be a controversial measure, going against the traditional free trade rulebook, but such a radical intervention. increasingly seen as necessary in berlin, paris and brussels to avoid the massive flow of costly investments from europe to the us as a result of joe biden's tax reforms and subsidies, as well as higher energy prices in europe well, on the one hand increased friction in the tracks of atlantic relations. from the russian point of view, this is good, but on the other hand, ah. this is such a collight damage, that is, collateral damage, and from these transatlantic frictions in the field of the economy is the entire world economy is the entire world trading system. yes, because europe germany france does not hide the fact that now it will also begin to grossly violate the rule, uh wto uh, trade rules in order to at least somehow strengthen its position

was sijansky, he said, you are arguing where the capital of the european union is either brussels or berlin or paris it this way and they should treat it that way , they are happy to live with american bases, but the americans did a very tricky thing with the bavarian language, they were planted in schools of philosophy without us. you will fight each other again. if we don't have you will be a strong germany that will again go to britain and france, so guys. better you will be all under our wing all together as junior partners. and we are the eldest who leads you, otherwise you fight again for the third time before. it was precisely this philosophy that the americans knitted that german chancellor scholz was forced to publicly admit at his final press conference today that the whole world had put pressure on russia, but it was not possible to achieve isolation of the russian federation. barrel previously reported that the european union is temporarily stopping work on anti-russian sanctions, the levers of pressure have ended, but in this sense, of course, we are not relaxing yet, of course, it is i

paris, restlessly thousands of people went to the rally. demonstrators. zhglyfires. in the city, almost completely stopped in the brussels metro - a man with a weapon attacked the police, one of them died, the attackers were detained and interrogated new attacks are recorded in the donbass by ukrainian militants. this night, two settlements in the donetsk people's republic were under fire, but this was reported in the representative office of the dpr in the joint control center for the coordination of issues related to war crimes of ukraine fired a total of four shells with a caliber of 152 mm. information about the victims and destruction is being specified. the protection of the units of our army is carried out by the calculations of self-propelled anti-aircraft systems. the s1 shell system is capable of hitting targets with both automatic cannons and guided missiles to fire. maybe even in motion, the s1 shell is able to detect up to 30 targets at the same time and destroy them at a distance up to 40 km, day and night. in the liberated areas of dangerous work, sappers perform it, it largely depends on them how quickly

brussels on this issue. the ban belongs to poland, germany and, of course, the entire baltic states were sharply opposed by hungary and in france, parisan be understood, that only recently signed an important agreement with rosatom. uh, without it, there’s no way for now, after all, for abandoning nuclear power plants and a complete transition to green energy. would have had all the free area of ​​the republic you. bet brussels abstained from solar panels and windmills against this background, yes, and indignant exclamations from the white house, oddly enough, no reason followed, in fact, simple russia provides 15% of the total supply of unenriched uranium to the us market and, more importantly, almost 30 enriched uranium of course some senators can not sleep at night because of this fact, but in particular. the initiative at the level of the presidential administration did not turn this out. the head of the british treasury announced the imminent increase in taxes, and also warned the richest compatriots that they would have to pay the most, the priority of the new british government is the fight against record inflation. so in gener

paris restlessly thousands of people took to the rally. demonstrators. zhglifire in the city almost completely stopped in the subway in brussels a man with a weapon attacked and interrogated hello, new shelling is recorded in the donbass from the side

on brussels writes the american edition of de hell about this, the initiative to ban belongs to them. poland germany of course. the entire baltic region was sharply opposed in hungary and france. parisan be understood, that superfluous recently signed an important agreement with dew atom without it, so far, in fact, for the abandonment of nuclear power plants and a complete transition to green energy. all the free squares of the republic would have to be lined with solar panels and windmills, against this background brussels refrained yes, and indignant exclamations from the white house, oddly enough, there was no reason to in fact, mere russia provides 15% of the total supply of unenriched uranium to the us market, and more importantly, almost 30% of enriched uranium. of course , some senators cannot sleep at night because of this fact, but in a specific initiative at the level of the presidential administration. this did not turn out the head of the british treasury announced an inevitable increase in taxes, and also warned the richest compatriots that they would have to pay the most the priority of the new british government in the fight against a record inflation. so in general,

in brussels, apparently, they are fighting for tasks and a political demonstration of unity. since inside with this problem, parisitaly refused to accept another ship with disembarked refugees, as a result, in france, the head italian cabinet melody puts the question squarely. why the european union does not want to reckon with the opinion of italy, you know that italy alone should accept everyone. this is no longer just a matter of migration routes. these are questions about the role of italy in the european union, and the head of the french ministry of internal affairs, in the heat of the parliamentary discussion about migrants, even called the italians enemies. and if not at the enemy, then as traitors in france he looks at germany , which has always been considered its closest friend, as he writes in paris, she is offended by the fact that berlin is subsidized their producers for hundreds of billions of euros, thereby undermining the competitiveness of french goods, and independence is also being carried out. china really gives germany a reason to suspect that in the conditions of an economic storm it will be

paris. ♪ >> thank you for being with us. breaking news coming out of belgium. a police officer has been killed in a suspected knife attack. reports say two officers were attacked in greater brusselsident at a local police station. our correspondent is standing by in brussels. what more can you tell us? >> it happened at the police station nr north station, the big -- second-biggest station in brussels. there are reports one officer has been killed. it is not confirmed yet. we've already had a package from the prime minister on twitter not mentioning his death, but extending condolences to the family. it appears at the very least, he's grievously injured. a knife attack. also they have not found a motive yet, but there are reports they are looking into suspicion of it being terrorism related. this week there was a knife attack in brussels. two weeks ago, there was a knife attack at antwerp central station. neither of those are thought to be terrorism related. but it is unusual they would come so close to each other. brussels is a city that is off and on alert. i'm standing outside the central police station in brussels, right next to the -- they have noticeably beefed up security

brussels when discussing the possibilities of ukraine's accession to the european eu. another candidate in moldova cannot get help. this made it clear that the head of the republic, may sandu, at a conference in paris, she said that without the support of partners, chisinau would not be able to help its population in business in winter due to high prices for gas and electricity the energy crisis in europe, we recall, erupted after anti-russian sanctions in an attempt to correct the consequences of ill-conceived sanctions policy in the english-language media occasionally do information stuffing, this time it appeared in the wall street journal, citing delegates, the opek publication reported that saudi arabia and other opek countries are discussing the possibility of increasing production by half a million barrels. per day. this caused a sharp decline in world oil prices. however, not for long. a refutation of such plans by the eriad soon followed, they were disowned in the united arab emirates as a result, raw material quotes not only recovered, but even grew and that's it. this is on the eve of the entry into force of the west's decision to ban sea transportation of russian oil if someone buys it