he isa he is a former mp in the parliament of brussels, he has been a central figure parliament of brusselslfigure in parliament of brussels, he has been a central figure in this corruption scandal, the so—called qatar gate, he was arrested in brussels a few days ago with other eu figures. what is new is that he has now admitted to participating in a criminal organisation and being an active corrupter. according to a statement by belgium's federal prosecutor he has agreed to enter a plea bargain. the reason that is significant is that he is going to give details about how this criminal network was operating. mr panzeri has a lawyer who has just given an interview. let's listen to what he had to say. translation: it listen to what he had to say. translation:— translation: it is clear mr panzeri is — translation: it is clear mr panzeri is involved, - translation: it is clear mr panzeri is involved, he - translation: it is clear mr panzeri is involved, he doesj panzeri is involved, he does not — panzeri is involved, he does not deny— panzeri is involved, he does not deny it. this is a man who

trip in brussels, i have there were meetings in our delegation, there were meetings with the brussels parliamentefense of belgium, and the most frequently asked question was whether you predict the use of nuclear weapons by the russian federation, and when you sort out what they do not will do this for several reasons, for the reasons that this is a crossing of red lines, even for their partners india and china, and in general , a transition into another dimension. i was before that, but i didn’t succeed with, for example, the blocking of food in the parks of odesa, then with energy blackmail, then with blackmail regarding our hm power station, the power plant in energodar, the nuclear power plant, so on and so forth and so on that they are simply trying to put pressure on our partners. but again, this is a bluff, how is it different, for example, the liberation of crimea from the changes in kherson, which they also considered to be the russian federation and adopted by their so-called referendums of the russian federation, if they did not use nuclear weapons there, it is unlikely that they will

trying to tell our western partners about , i am returning from a business trip to brussels. the brussels parliamentm, and the most frequently asked question is whether you predict the use of nuclear weapons by the russian federation, and when you break down the fact that they will not do this for several reasons, for the reasons that this the crossing of red lines even for their partners india and china and in general a transition into another dimension let's say this and showing that this is actually blackmail and a continuation of the pressure that was before that but it did not succeed with, for example, the blocking of food in ports eh odesa, then with energy blackmail, then with blackmail regarding our hmm power station, the nuclear power plant in energodar, the nuclear power plant, so on and so forth and so on that they are just trying to put pressure on our partners with it . -e crimea from the changes- exempted kherson, which they also considered to be the russian federation and by their so-called referendums, they accepted it as part of the e-e russian federation, if they did not use nucle

britain still does not advance 3 years ago, on the day of the formal end of relations with brussels , on parliamentquare in london, the british trampled into the mud. star flag. the european union were able to reach for the stars only with their shoes. finally democracy freedom independence shortly before this , a millionth march was passing through london, the most massive in the history of britain, one of the slogans was to change your mind, it's not a shame to protest the british and poles walked the baby and the dog, but no one listened to them. brexit is crazy crazy. they've gone too far. it just never works. the queen loves corgis and she is also against brexit then on the eve of brexit. all diabetics were afraid for something for insulin vegans for a motorist's avocado for gasoline young mothers for diapers scientists were afraid that grants for avocado science would run out, insulingrad and diapers still remained, but many began to live worse than it was not at all more fun, but burned somewhere then disappointments, somewhere, alas, somewhere even damn it somewhere, somehow you can transla

britain still does not advance 3 years ago, on the day of the formal end of relations with brussels , on parliamentn london, the british trampled into the mud. star flag. european union were able to reach for the stars only with their shoes, finally. democracy freedom independence shortly before this, a millionth march was held in london, the most massive in the history of britain, one of the slogans was to change your mind, it’s not a shame to protest , the british, poles, babies and dogs walked, but no one listened to brexit - this is crazy crazy. they've gone too far. it simply will never work, but regretting what you have done does not always lead to correcting the mistake and there are no real prospects for a second referendum in britain now. lisa gertsen boris khalfin vladimir vypretsky irina chernyshova tv london television next , watch the program of the state of emergency with us maratnikov marat what today? egor mama today we will talk about why one of these ladies does not go to two elderly muscovites. she met 71 on the internet, he called himself a doctor from the series named joshua sm

brussels belgium parliament.s around the connection with the holding of the world cup are gaining momentum. because of him, two more deputies at once may lose their immunity. european media claim that we are talking about the belgian marketa abella and the italians. andrey katsalin. both belong to a single faction accused of receiving large bribes for trying to influence this is not the european parliament earlier, the minister of justice of hungary announced a serious moral crisis in the structure. according to him, officials have long distanced themselves from the problems of ordinary europeans and are only engaged in their own enrichment. emergency warnings due to heavy precipitation and sleet sound today in many cities of the central part of russia by evening at positive temperatures, the snow will be replaced by rain. however, weather forecasters advise to tune in to frost for all the details. more precisely, we are with tatyana antonova. she is in our studio tatyana hello. as i understand it, there will be

pier antonio panzeri is a former mep, and member of the european parliament, in brussels.al figure in this corruption scandal, so—called "qatargate". he was arrested in brussels a few days ago with other eu now what's new is that he's now admitted to participating in a criminal organisations and actively corrupting people. an active corru pter. he has agreed to a plea bargain which is significant because he will give information as to how this criminal network was operating. mr panzeri has a lawyer who has given an interview. this is what he said. translation: it is clear that mr panzeri's involved. - he did not deny it. this is a man who is destroyed. he will have to tell everything he knows, both about the beneficiaries of the corruption phenomenon, the organisation that was implemented, and the financial circuits that existed. in other words, he'll have to say everything he knows. this is part of the commitment he's made. tells more about the back story to these allegations. in decemberfour to these allegations. in december four people were arrested by belgian police an

he is a former member of the european parliament in brussels and he has become a central figure in thisn scandal, so—called qatargate. he was arrested in december with other eu officials. now, what is new is that he has admitted to participating in a criminal organisations and actively corrupting people. he has agreed to a plea bargain and that is significant because it means he is going to give a lot of information about how this criminal network was operating. mr panzeri has a lawyer who has given an interview. let's listen to what he had to say. translation: it he had to say. translation: , . ., ., translation: it is clear that mr panzeri — translation: it is clear that mr panzeri is _ translation: it is clear that mr panzeri is involved, - translation: it is clear that mr panzeri is involved, he - translation: it is clear that | mr panzeri is involved, he does not denied. this is a man who has _ not denied. this is a man who has destroyed. you will have to tell everything he knows, both about— tell everything he knows, both about the beneficiaries of the corruption phenomena, the or

britain still does not advance 3 years ago, on the day of the formal end of relations with brussels, on parliament the british trampled into the mud. star flag. the european union were able to reach for the stars only with their shoes. finally, democracy freedom independence then on the eve of the break somewhere diabetics were afraid for insulin vegans for avocados motorists for gasoline young mothers for diapers scientists were afraid that the grants for avocado science would end, insulin grants diapers still remained, but many began to live worse and more fun so. the finger is harder somewhere disappointing, where you vygdzit and even damn it, you can translate into russian as you like. this is a new general disorder of the british, but regret about what they have done does not always lead to correcting the mistake and there are no real prospects for a second referendum in britain now. liza geltsin. boris khalfin vladimir vyplitsky irina chernyshova ntv broadcaster london today, the international monetary fund significantly improved its forecasts for the russian economy in the twenty-third year

welcome to the program. thousands of supporters of former brazilian present near brussel arrow have stormed the countries parliament, supreme court and presidential palace in the capitol. brazilian there ransacked the buildings for hours before police restored order. brazil's newly elected president lewis, and i still knew la da silva, blan bill center for the violence and criticize the slow response by security forces shareable scenarios currently out of the country. he condemned the violence on twitter, saying the forced entry into and looting of public buildings had nothing to do with people protest. he also rejected the allegations that he encouraged the demonstrators off to months, protesting both honors to feet outside the heart of brazil's government. on sunday, his supporters smashed their way in forcing paused barricades and overwhelming police defending the area making their way into the home of brazil's parliament protesters. many draped in brazilian flags took out the anger on anything they could find near by others vented their fury at the supreme court. an institution loathed by both sanara and his su

antonio panzeri is a former mep member of the european parliament, and brussels.tralfigure in this corruption scandal, so far qatar gate. he was arrested in brussels a few days ago with other eu figures. now what's new is that he's now admitted to participating in a criminal organisation and being an active corrupter. according to active corrupter. according to a statement by belgian�*s federal prosecutor, he's agreed to enter a plea bargain. now the reason that significant is he said he'll give details about how this criminal network was operating. now mr panzeri has a lawyer who is just given an interview, let's listen to what he had to say. translation: it is clear that mr panzeri's involved. - he did not deny it. this is a man who is destroyed. he will have to tell everything he knows, both about the beneficiaries of the corruption phenomenon, the organisation that was implemented, and the financial circuits that existed. in other words, he'll have to say everything he knows. this is part of the commitment he's made. fascinating stuff — talk us through the bac

so if, if, if brussels and the european parliament were trying to persuade serbia into actually doing this, they, they couldn't have gone about it in a worse. in a worse way. the resolution is non binding even 40. you will let alone 2 on countries that are not members. and so it's going to be one of those documents that, you know, brussels bureaucrats are going to pound and point to bite 5 you or 5 members. if you haven't recognized co civil and here's resolution, we're also demanding that they all do. so all see if you know, how can, how can you demand a non member to harmonize policy when they can't even force their own members to, to will bay their own dictates ridiculous. a new artist. so one of the world's heaviest elements, nobel, yet my husband synthesize the 1st time laborin 3 in western russia is so thinning as reports on location ah 6 decades ago at the joint institute when you clear research into receipt in your moscow. soviet scientists bombarded adams of plutonium with adams of oxygen. so may, can you, adam called in a balloon? the chemical element has since been one of t

antonio panzeri is a former mep, member of the european parliament in brussels. was arrested in brussels a few days ago, with other senior eu officials. he's now admitted to participating in a criminal organisation and being an active corrupter. he has agreed to a plea bargain. this means he is going to give details on how the criminal network operated. mr panzeri has a lawyer, who's just given an interview. let's listen to him. translation: it is clear that mr panzeri — translation: it is clear that mr panzeri is _ translation: it is clear that mr panzeri is involved. - translation: it is clear that mr panzeri is involved. he - translation: it is clear that | mr panzeri is involved. he does not deny— mr panzeri is involved. he does not deny it _ mr panzeri is involved. he does not deny it. this is a man who is destroyed. he will have to tell everything he knows, both about— tell everything he knows, both about the beneficiaries of the corruption phenomena, the organisation that was implemented, and the financial circuits — implemented, and the financial circuits

so if, if, if brussels and the european parliament were trying to persuade serbia into actually doing this, they, they couldn't have gone about it in a worse. in a worse way. the resolution is not binding even 40. you will let alone 2 on countries that are not members. and so it's going to be one of those documents that, you know, brussels bureaucrats are going to pound and point to bite 5. you were 5 members of the you haven't recognized coastal and here's resolution. we're also demanding that they all do. so we'll see if you know, how can, how can you demand a non member to harmonize policy when they can't even force their own members to, to will be their own, dictate, ridiculous. so as our guests were saying, the e u has been pressuring serbia to join the sanctions against russia. despite opposition from the great, very similar sentiments, by the way, in both hungary and croatia. they are also firmly opposed to the sanctions, which essentially europe more than they do. fresh news returns the top of the ah ah ah oh, well no, i will not be true with a infirm tv. i think put them on t

and if you see who is behind this project, you can see or a polish, or a member of parliament in brussels. ah, but tour org school or what read a summer specialist expert in think tanks are from the united states and united kingdom who are linked to, to war. busy summer are oh, organizations are trying to earn designed russia as an enemy, like integrity initiative or not. so some american think tanks very opposed to russia or among were neoconservatives under. this is quite dangerous because orval, i think, or if these sir extremists, who are recruiting or saw are independent east of fer militants weaving russia senshi, which are very, you're in small minority, but still can become a very violent because of, for example, when we say a former or chechen terrorist reserve part of his or her own model of, of his initiative and her or so summer or are under rivalry or politician. so for vladimir, put, you knew are exiled in, in, in the ukraine and, or they could do a, provide support form in the long term for violent actions even don't succeed in their project. nuclear p, i'm to restore, i do

so if, if, if brussels and the european parliament were trying to persuade serbia into actually doing this, they, they couldn't have gone about it in a worse. in a worse way. the resolution is non binding even 40. you will let alone 2 on countries that are not members. and so it's going to be one of those documents that, you know, brussels bureaucrats are going to pound and point 2 by 5. you or 5 members of the, you haven't recognized co civil and here's resolution. we're also demanding that they all do. so all see if, you know, how can, how can you demand a non member to harmonize policy when they can't even force their own members to, to will bay their own dictates, ridiculous. that's bringing some live pictures for you right now from the heart of the french capital, where it's now about 5 22 pm on a thursday. a chaos reigned for now. but why? it's all about planned by the french president to raise the retirement age in the country. and it has prompted all those people to hit the st. the powers in protest for demonstrators as we understand were blocking road, some fashion, police re

so if, if, if brussels and the european parliament were trying to persuade serbia into actually doing this, they couldn't have gone about it in a worse, in a worse way. the resolution is not binding even 40. you will let alone 2 on countries that are not members. and so it's going to be one of those documents that, you know, brussels bureaucrats are going to pound and point 2 by 5. you were 5 members. if you haven't recognized co civil and here's resolution also demanding that they all do. so we'll see if you know, how can, how can you demand a non member to harmonize policy when they can't even force their own members to, to will be their own, dictate, ridiculous, yet the resolution emphasize this survey is bid to join the block. it needs to adhere to e, you'd values. how does belgrade progress in that regard? well, honestly, as long as you know, in practice, croatia can hold sir b as bid hostage, pretty much indefinitely, which is what's been happening because of the use consensus mechanisms. so the serbian government keeps telling its people that they are continuing on the path of

the european parliament has agreed to cooperate with prosecutors. belgium prosecutors say that former emi p. here, antonio upon saturday, who is in custody, and brussels has agreed to work with authorities and exchange for a reduced sentence. is one of 4 people with links to the parliament charged with participating in the activities of a criminal organization, money laundering, and corruption. to w correspondent, parent joins me now from brussels. jack, what more can you tell us about the deal with pun city while it's a real real bombshell in this investigation? and in this case essentially, what antonio pansy has agreed to do is to tell the authorities everything about the corruption ring that is that right at the heart of this scandal, how they worked, how they financed, how they were structured. and very crucially, he's agreed to tell them the involvement of known and unknown people that he himself admits to bribing. so this means that this investigation is very likely to get much, much broader. there will be some very nervous people in brussels and probably around the world are watching and waiting to see what pans ary is willing or must actually

parliament as agreed to cooperate with investigators, prosecutors in belgium, say a former m. e p. antonio pansy has agreed to work with authorities in exchange for reduced centers. he's in detention and brussels is one of 4 people with links to the parliament under investigation that charged with participating in the activities of a criminal organization, money laundering, and direction. got the shock runs deep in the parliament even weeks after the corruption scandal surrounding van vice president, president kylie became public did abuse alexander phenomena reports. they are back at work in strasburg, but not back to business. as usual, the corruption scandal dabbed as katara gate continues to royalty european parliament threatening to undermine the very credibility of the institution. a lot of damage has been done to the parliament due to that corruption case. but of course it's corruption. it's a crime. oh, so justice, the belgium and european justice will make their job whenever you meet people, they ask you about the corruption toys and not about to political work. and i think this is sir, a big damage or in the repetition, in the work of more than 700 members. in december, belgium, poli

brussels. last week, the european parliament called on each member states to label iran's revolutionary guards as a terrorist group to iran has tasked the guards with stamping out anti government protests that have gripped around since september. the guards have come under international criticism, poor their violent cracked out on protesters the home of the founder of modern day iran and it's a religious government in flames. youth versus old age and the people versus the state that state is made up of the elite revolutionary guards who control most of the economy and security. and the clerics, led by supreme leader, ayatollah hammond, ne, who make the rules. the regime has long blamed the west for its troubles, including the latest round of protests, kiddo dosma. why did the enemies, why did america and the zionist regime, conspire against our nation, our country, and our revolution? and create these riots. as the supreme leader said, our country is advancing and the enemies don't want our country to make progress. oh, the protesters don't seem to be buying it. the brutality of the security s

u parliament and brussels. illegal practices and the cocoa supply chain are not sanctioned by the european legislation. hi de hotel or a member of parliament from finland often meets chocolate manufacturers have a you have to walk it out of my meeting with latoya such a pleasure. a we are busy. i bury an action plan on what to do with cocoa, so that cocoa would not any more echoes deforestation, and shy labor. and what is really very remarkable is that more and more companies are saying that we need this mandatory due diligence shall be geisha. we need law inform the time you would have said that companies are masochistic than they are asking for law. yes. but they're, but they want that what they call a level playing field, because they don't want to be irresponsible. and then they see that the irresponsible companies are raping the profits, you know, for a cheap price. so that's the question because to be responsible may cost a little more. a bit of extra money means more children in school in troy. yeah. to village farmers invest the little money they make in their children's future. th

pier antonio panzeri, who's one of the key suspects in a european parliament corruption scandal, has agreed to help prosecutors in brussels in return for a reduced prison sentence. qatar denies claims it bribed officials to win influence in parliament. the rmt and aslef unions have announced a fresh wave of rail strikes over pay and conditions on februaryi and 3. teachers and civil servants will also take action over pay and on wednesday, nurses in england and wales will stage a two—day strike. our health correspondent dominic hughes has been talking to nurses about pay and the cost of living. who's looking after our mums and dads and kids? it's nurses, but you can't do that when you're running on empty. ifirst met carmel, an experienced nurse in liverpool, back in june. they take care of the nursing family but we can't take care of anyone... then we talked about the impact of the cost—of—living crisis on health workers. now, on the eve of two days of strike action, carmel says things have got even worse. we've got people leaving because they can't afford to be a nurse. nurses have recognised now that we desperately need

pier antonio panzeri, who's one of the key suspects in a european parliament corruption scandal, has agreed to help prosecutors in brussels in return for a reduced prison sentence. both qatar and morocco deny claims they bribed officials to win influence in parliament. good morning, sally will be with you at the top of the hour but now, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk from geneva. i'm stephen sackur. this place is home to the world trade organization, the institution whose purpose is to maximise free and fair international trade on the assumption that globalisation is good. so what happens when many governments and people around the world question that premise? well, my guest today is the director general of the wto, ngozi okonjo—iweala. will rising geopolitical tensions lead to the weaponisation of trade? ngozi okonjo—iweala, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, stephen. now, you are one of the world's key advocates of ever freer trade, more globalisation. what's it like to be doing your job when the political tide across the world is running against you? the wto's purpose, the world trade organization, is... its purpose is to

european parliament presidents have a proposed anti corruption reform and restoring faith in the organization. this follows the reasons kotob gave scandalous all several top officials in brussels charged with taking bribes. i will, she kept the european parliament. there are rules that could have been implemented earlier. we now have to restore confidence in the european parliament, which took 20 years to build and which was destroyed in a few days. the speaker of parliament's post caught her gave promises border and hypocrisy. her 14 point plan includes only 4 of the 15 measures adopted by parliament in december and not the main ones. bertram and solace. proposals include title rules for any peace on contact with florida, plus a public registry of gifts received by lawmakers, as well as the travel records. the reform is designed to block to any peace from receiving bribes and lobbying the interests of non europeans. this comes with the ongoing probe of the cas all gave corruption scandal for europe in parliament, vice president, eva kylie, and 3 other suspects have been arrested and charged with accepting bribes, allegedly in exchange for law being the interests of cancer and

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dividing issue is this war and ukraine will this issue actually push more leaders and parliament to resist rule from brussels, especially as populations are taken to the streets to protest energy prices. so one of the things that brussels and a has kind of been, you can tell they've been surprised by is a fact that people haven't gotten angry or i think they're kind of counting their chickens before they hatch because it's only the middle of october. but i don't believe that they're going to push back too strongly against the st. just because i think that a lot of i mean, including maloney who's been pretty supportive of the sanctions. i think that they view the benefits for their countries outweighing their negatives. ok. i do think though that you're going to see a rethink of european union energy plans because this obviously can't continue. and i think you might maybe see the greens crack a bit throughout these countries in terms of their opposition and nuclear power. but beyond, i don't think that there's going to be too much of a push back. you see now hungry saying look, i think we need to slow down. w