when journalists at this press conference in severe use google the company makes a profit in bulgaria the search engine though pays its taxes elsewhere usually where there aren't many to pay some say in tax havens anyone knows that it is more of a question that the biggest company is of more than tolerance i'm not really. contributing to the public duties we have to follow the digital giants are not being the same. if you want to explain that to the city's a. good look. google kills its european profits at its headquarters in ireland paid a fraction of its profits in tax there in twenty fourteen the european commission wants digital companies above a certain size to also have to pay tax where they make money smaller e.u. member states are skeptical. so it's quite complicated so we're on the cautious side there is only e.u. countries implemented and then this digital tax will have very little effect. but if the e.u. does impose the tax that could lead to further strain ties with the us with it expected to generate relatively low returns some of the blogs are asking if it's really worth

to harvest pruett plows and vegetables seventy five percent come from romania and bulgaria the rest a largely from other parts of the e.u. for our business and many businesses like ours if we can't have access to a labor force. that is generally from from eastern european we will stop growing so fruit. we wouldn't have the stuff to carry out the picking and packing the u.k. government says it's determined to get the best deal for the food and farming industries subsidies will be replaced by a different payment system the promise leaders say that. after years of red tape bricks that could provide an opportunity we need to have a policy which the government is committed to do which reduces sustainable. profitable forming. a fantastic animal welfare. with great environmental benefits to those it's possible to do that and that's what we want to see happen back at the market all eyes are on the next blocks many here are hoping changes to the political landscape will yield good results and the hayward al-jazeera the last to share. texas national guard has sent hundreds of troops to the us m

program there's some other reason for celebration perhaps of meeting the eurozone finance ministers in bulgaria today but they've got plenty to discuss still greece's debt talks also seeing an opportunity for germany's fresh finance minister to meet his new colleagues. to chemistry between greek finance minister euclid tsakalotos and his german counterpart all of scholtz was cool deal but it wasn't always the case with shelters producer civils can show you the returns of billions of euros at stake greece is due to leave its bailout program this summer when it might be in line for debt relief. but if you're in kind of person today the outlook on greece is far more optimistic than it was only a few years ago. showed he wasn't alone in his optimism euro group president mario chanting you know coming to greece is better than expected performance in twenty seventeen we feel good times from we've. definitely under a piece called cry on primary four point two percent in twenty seventeen of these two point five times but the fact that in the program greece has received a total of two hundred sixty bill

what's wrong with the russians and i think this will simply increase the pressure on countries like bulgaria like austria who don't don't want to go along with this this is an international thank you for sharing some of your sunday with us here in moscow more of the weekly at the top of the hour. don't walk by work that you will go back over the last. four years will pull you out of the. to muslims and what about and i didn't do we will always be the good is it also. muslim or no i'm going to go home. on a coffee table. it will. be for the dough in order to murder you people come up with you through. on the net about the law and they have a man with their grandmother among the numbers a. number who know but oh november a bit of us in the eyes of them that i don't know what about none of it. and it is about. all. alone and welcome to all the part of the british a third has explicitly sided poisoning of the former office be agent alexander litvinenko in london as a circumstantial evidence in this case the russians did it before they will do it again dots the absence of the u.k. allegations aga

[applause] my father was born and raised in soviet bulgaria, and he and his brothers escaped in the early960's because they feared for what their future would be in what was then a repressive communist regime. america welcome to them. my mother was born american, but like our current president she determination by a young, dashing immigrant. was what i would call a george h w bush republican. my mother was a democrat, and they disagreed about a lot when it came to politics. i became a journalist in large part because of those debates that unfolded at the dining room table each night. but one thing they agreed on was that what has always made america great is the ability to disagree publicly, do have to have facts and make informed arguments and counter arguments for whatever the subject might be, to speak your find without fear of beatings or death, or seizure of assets. risked everything to come to this country because of our ideals, and for him the first amendment might have been the most important of all. as i see it, it is my job to do all i can to live up to that legacy and preserve

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in lincolnshire there's a break in the weather allowing wratislaw from bulgaria to plant strawberries every year eighty thousand seasonal workers are needed in the u.k. to harvest pruett ploughs and vegetables seventy five percent come from romania and bulgaria the rest are largely from other parts of the e.u. for our business and many businesses like ours if we can't have access to a labor force. that is generally from from eastern european we will stop growing so fruit simplest that we wouldn't have the stuff to carry out the picking and packing the u.k. government says it's determined to get the best deal for the food and farming industries subsidies will be replaced by a different payment system the promise leaders say that after years of red tape bricks it could provide an opportunity we need to have a policy which the government is committed to do which reduces sustainable. profitable farming. high productivity fantastic animal welfare and great environmental benefits if that's possible to do that and that's what we want to see happen back at the market all eyes are on the next

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hi michael you went to sofia in bulgaria to meet the inventors of the half bike so far all half bikes are made in this workshop and sent around the world mainly to the us. by costs five hundred euros to easy to fold up which is great for people who live in the. cities. designers originally architects who love to invent things. like simplify things. started to think. bike which is. very thick very very very light. very. like. for. the prototypes consisted of half a bike and meet back wheel many times featuring too many wheels followed but the only stability and balance the breakthrough came when they started using two skateboard wheels and a structure made of other medium and would bend the back wheels got bigger and thicker. our reporter first learned the ropes the design is explained that she could only brake using the back wheels and that there were three kids yet they pointed out that the handlebar can't be twisted you have to shift your weight to go around the corner. then it was time to put the theory to the test. the bike will start their all either direction again try to get a

the trust in the spanish legal system spain has actually one of the words records under slovak in bulgaria of judicial independence in europe so that goes to say that you have you can if you cannot trust that legal system then there are grounds for him to be fed he's position on german soil ok well we will see if it comes to that martin jack and kate brady to both of you thank you. i. feel now a follow up on our top story last night the growing controversy over a media company in the u.s. sinclair broadcast group that has reportedly forced the news anchors at almost two hundred stations to go public with the same trump friendly message a text that many say is meant for trump t.v. which condemns the mainstream media for peddling fake news a video of those anchors recording the same message has gone viral here is part of that video take a look we are certainly proud of the quality balance journalism that c.b.s. four news produces but we are. going to tell you one thing. worry you know very plaguing our country this sharing of biased and false news has become a call to comment on the roles of

what's wrong with the russians and i think this will simply increase the pressure on countries like bulgaria like austria who don't don't want to go along with this. police find water cannons and tear gas at people protesting the expulsion of environmental squatters in the friend city of nuns on saturday on the shell it was on the protest run. run run. run run right justin is almost over and now is now running we've got the police running behind us the way the middle of this where you can see the police six trying to kind of china for justice into one particular spot trying to move them from the streets we have already seen t.v.'s being funny that the protest is in the precise is throwing things out of the police there's been some small skinny she says and this is zero zero zero not spent on the month undesigned you see i did make this place then this was that place of land that was a must for a possible. i put the french government decided early this year that he would not be building the airport but it has said that it wants to expel all of us artists on a case by case basis from this land

what's wrong with the russians and i think this will simply increase the pressure on countries like bulgaria like austria who don't don't want to go along with this. yet another diplomatic standoff is unfolding between paris and rome with italy threatening to kick out diplomats from france we have that story coming up in about a minute stay with us. and . did not look for the perpetrators they were covering up their tracks. here the year they were free didn't russia will find out who did it and. who did. you want russia to clash with the rest of the world. when you have no clean water no health care no infrastructure those are all symptoms of a greater problem in haiti and the problem is imperialism the problem is debt dependency and domination that haiti has had to deal with since it became the first . free republic ruled by black people since eighteen zero four. applied for many years so i know that. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch to the final school it's about the passion from the families it's the age of the super money. and spending to the twenty million. it's an ex

three bear cubs have been rescued in bulgaria after villagers found them roaming alone on a road in theave been taken to a sanctuary while officials keep searching for traces of their mother. hello there. temperatures continued to creep down day by day now, closer to creep down day by day now, closer to the april norm, by the end of the week it looks like it could be a little bit cooler than the seasonal average. the last 2a hours have been pretty cloudy but again quite mild, top temperature of 18 in the south—east. the cloud thicken up, though, in the west we saw outbreaks of rain associated with this area of low pressure continuing its journey east, tending to fragment as the night wears on but eventually it will clear south—east, maybe one or two showers packing into western scotland, the west of northern ireland and elsewhere it's going to bea ireland and elsewhere it's going to be a clearer and drier start to wednesday. quite a chilly start as well, chillier than the last few nights we've had. across the north—east of scotland, not that far off from freezing. a chilly start to wedn

what's wrong with the russians and i think this will simply increase the pressure on countries like bulgaria like austria who don't don't want to go along with this thank you for sharing your sunday with us here at the international more of your weekly at the top of the hour. then walk by wagon that he will go back to watch. for you boys will pull you out of a. good obit and good math and they would have it and i didn't do it will always be good is it also. or noble to house hold. on a prophet. to. keep it or don't or don't let you people come up to the truth. come on down your mouth and get about the law of an imam of that dam and the minimum time there's a. number who wanted him but oh november of it i say i give them their genitals point about on it and that i'll be all means has it and is about. when the old make just manufacture come sentenced him to a public wells. when the roman closes some project themselves. with the final larry go round to listen we don't want to set. the time we can all made little room signals. to loot the rooms the real new room the little. girl will go up twent

israeli democracy in 2008 it counted 27 attempts and except for one in bulgaria one operative told me why there wasn't even one successful to revenge is because he is no longer here to avenge him. he was a genius and very capable. but what made the last 15 years most acceptable in previous times is that it isn't just the israeli ability to execute but also prepare for the countermeasure taken the day after. israel was prepared and there intelligence is the one -- superb. >> we all would harm his debt of gratitude on that note. also there is still a few books left here can purchase them and he will find them i hope to raise his rankings to number one or at least number two or number three. >> thank you very much - we don't do a lot of special event here. that we have done on more fair and more and policy. so i hope you join me that we will be talking about this thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good evening co-author of politics & prose on behalf of the welcome and thank you for coming it really is quite a treat to have steve with us to talk a

three bear cubs have been rescued in bulgaria after villagers found them roaming alone on a road in thee months old and have been taken to a sanctuary while officials keep searching for traces of their mother. despite the stress of it all, the cubs are said to be in relatively good health. and briefly, the main news again. france's president macron and donald trump have agreed to work towards a new deal with iran, an attempt to contain its regional ambitions as well its nuclear ones. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i'm @bbc mike embley. hello there. temperatures continue to creep down day—by—day now, closer to the april norm, but by the end of the week it looks like it could be a little bit cooler than the seasonal average. the last 24 hours have been pretty cloudy but again quite mild, we saw a top temperature of 18 across the south—east. the cloud thickened up, though, in the west we saw outbreaks of rain associated with this area of low pressure, which continued its journey eastwards, tending to fragment as the night wears on but eventually it will c

what's wrong with the russians and i think this will simply increase the pressure on countries like bulgaria like austria who don't don't want to go along with this. now the russian defense ministry has said it has completed its operation to clear a series of minutes since moving forty one thousand rebel fighters on their families have left the enclave in a damascus as part of a ceasefire deal brokered by russia under the agreement one hundred fifty thousand civilians were also evacuated from the area east and goosey was taken by rebels in twenty twelve syrian army recently we gained near full control. if you watch the weekly here on r.t. international will have more news feed headlines to you and hoffa. her. with lawmakers manufacture consent instinctive public wealth. when the ruling classes project themselves. with the primary go around lifts only the one person told. us to ignore middle of the room sick. dilute the real news. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself in taking your last wrong turn. you're out caught up to us we all knew it would i tell you i'm so

look at the continent one or two here and there before m h country and then several countries like bulgaria and grace that every refused to do so so i think that the united states is the necessary muscle you have to back up the british accusations to get these other countries intimidated and on board but what you know this this is a way is like tony blair's swearing by the american allies on. iraq except now we're doing it just because our british friends say so well anyhow you know obviously a great place really well into the russia russia russia nonsense going on in the states i mean this is one of the reasons why people are pushing it because it dovetails very nicely into the the russian bogeyman on the stage ok i've watched the coverage in the us on the cable stations and hasn't gotten a whole lot of coverage but it what it does is that it's basically says well they're there they go again up to their nasty stuff that's how it's in played they're not nearly the same it has been in the u.k. what is to resume's the goal in all of this i mean. you know over the last few days a anti-aircraft

i do think when we see what's happening today in bulgaria, i would advocate that the germans and the eu essentially cut a deal in return for, again, some movement on rule of law or at least on some of these hostages that are being held to modernize the customs union, to go to visa liberalization. the germans have always taken a view of engagement. they believe the long-term effects of engagement and keeping the lines open to a broader society will eventually slowly begin to change the society. >> really fantastic insights. we have a great crowd here so i want to make sure we have enough time for questions. i have one last questions that i'm going to ask to all of the panelists. after te electihe elections, wh they are moved up and held this year potentially with july 15th anniversary of the coup attempt falling on a sunday, that might make an auspicious day for erecti elections if one were strategizing. after the elections, does the playing field change? irrespective of what the coalition in the government looks like, is this a fundamentally different playing field with erdogan and t

look at the continent one or two here and there before m h country and then several countries like bulgaria and grace that refused to do so so i think that the united states is the necessary muscle you have to back up the british accusations to get these other countries intimidated and on board but what you know this this is a way is like tony blair's swearing by the american lives on. in iraq except now we're doing it just because our british friends say so well anyhow you know obviously a great place really well into the russia russia russia nonsense going on in the states i mean this is one of the reasons why people are pushing it because it dovetails very nicely into the the russian bogeyman on the stage ok i've watched the coverage in the us on the cable stations and hasn't gotten a whole lot of coverage but it what it does is that it's basically says well they're there they go again up to their nasty stuff that's how it's in played they're not nearly the same it has been in the u.k. what is to resume's the goal in all of this i mean. you know over the last few days a anti-aircraft tal

presidential election and we saw terrible footage coming from hungary and from bulgaria that's actually changed and we see refugees now coming. initially to greece or to italy and then making their way into western europe and now being more readily accepted the physical plant to accept them is better now they're not being held in these squalid conditions they're not living under bridges anymore they actually have hope for refugees in europe right now that's good i like to live the positive low drug drug are always a pleasure to have the pleasure is a little more thank you. gentleman as an artist i am who works with structural an aeronautical engineers computer scientists and what they do is they create art with data their relationship to the world is in eco man's work it's shown by using the data related to the effects of human action and nature on the environment around us the materials she uses for these large scale art pieces was originally designed for nasa making it extremely durable and engineered to a stand up to one hundred fifty mile per hour winds in some locations the pieces

finance ministers are in bulgaria today to consider letting greece out of the financial doghouse. they are considering easing payments on greek bailout loans. all must agree before the agreement ends at the end of the summer. president trump is warning other want to undermine a joint north american bid to host the soccer world cup. the president tweeted that the u.s., canada, and mexico have put together a strong proposal for the 2026 competition. competition. he said it would be a shame it countries that the u.s. always supports were to lobby against the bid. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. a big focus on tech earnings today. in a few minutes, an exclusive interview with the expedia ceo. and in the next hour, intel ceo bob swan. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london, i'm mark barton. vonnie: from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg markets. tech earnings are helping to boost stocks. microsoft, earnings, amazon helping to boost expectations. there is also a fire alarm going on in the building. to stay here, as is our guest. the head of sector strategy for fid

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