after half an hour the 19 year old did break the deadlock his 13th goal in his 11th bundestag a match a move that was nicely started by uli and beyond with teenager giovanni raina registering his 1st bundestag assist. after the break dortmund continued to enjoy more chances this time holland turned provider but young material moray couldn't cap off his 1st start with a goal much to the frustration of the norwegian. however julieann blunt was a more reliable provider team him up for another goal in the 93rd minute to seal a 2 nil win for dortmund howland was happy again while the previously substituted team of vendor looked on in envy no luck in his last game in light sick as dortmund secured 2nd place for a 2nd season running. well a so-called relegation 6 pointer was played out when 2 struggling sides mine sent bremen locked horns in a battle for survival a win for the home team immense that mines have now secured survival while bremen are still very much in danger of going down. 2 sides that have struggled this season went head to head floaty and co fails brain men began the match d

after half an hour the 19 year old did break the deadlock his 13th goal in his 11th bundestag a match a move that was nicely started by your young blonde with teenager giovanni raina registering his 1st bundestag assist. after the break don't continue to enjoy more chances this time holland turned provider but young material couldn't cap off his 1st start with a goal much to the frustration of the norwegian. however julieann blunt was a more reliable provider team him up for another goal in the 93rd minute to seal a 2 nil win for dortmund holland was happy again while the previously substituted team of venice looked on in envy no luck in his last game in light sick as dortmund secured 2nd place for a 2nd season running. you're watching get over your news i'll be back with more headlines at the top of the hour remember you can get the latest on our web site at w dot com and don't forget to follow us on instagram and twitter to apps to the unions and play richardson and bell and thanks so much for watching. every day. for us and for our planet. ideas is on its way to bring you more cons

after half an hour the 19 year old did break the deadlock his 13th goal in his 11th bundestag a match a move that was nicely started by your young blond with teenager giovanni raina registering his 1st bundestag assist. after the break don't mean continue to enjoy more chances this time holland turned provider but young material moray couldn't cap off his 1st stocks with a goal much to the frustration of the norwegian. however julieann blunt was a more reliable provider teeing him up for another goal in the 93rd minute to seal a 2 nil win for dortmund holland was happy again while the previously substituted team advantage looked on in envy no luck in his last game in light sick as dortmund secured 2nd place for a 2nd season running was. sky watchers are in luck a rare annular eclipse has started casting a shadow over africa and is sweeping to asia annular eclipse is occur when the moon passes between the earth and the sun but not quite close enough to our planet to completely obscure the sun's light the event will be visible across a narrow band from congo brazzaville to southern chin

after half an hour the 19 year old did break the deadlock his 13th goal in his 11th bundestag a match a move that was nicely started by union present with teenager giovanni raina registering his 1st bundestag assist. after the break don't continue to enjoy more chances this time holland turned provider but young material moray couldn't cap off his 1st start with a goal much to the frustration of the norwegian. however yulian blunt was a more reliable provider teeing him up for another goal in the 93rd minute to seal a 2 nil win for dortmund holland was happy again while the previously substituted team advantage looked on in envy no luck in his last game in light sick as dortmund secured 2nd place for a 2nd season running was. there watching to w. news i'm claire richardson in bel-air thanks so much for joining us. news and. conquer the major issues of our society. seasonal sally. the folios it's modern day heroes an. inspirational take on the challenges of the.

we just heard some of the domestic criticism of this package inside the bundestag what about throughout the 27 member states is there enough political will on so many different fronts to keep europe united on this. i'd say it's a natural process that you have the formation of pressure groups you have countries in the east of europe who are looking where are our advantages in the upcoming budget because look we're not only looking at this recovery fund we're also looking at the financial framework of the european union so there's a lot of interest involved and let's bear in mind it's only one month since my call and market proposed this you have to say revolutionary idea to make mutual debts to have the european commission take up debts on the financial markets and then handed out to member states and so i think it'll take some time many diplomats have told me look this is today will only be the starting point of a much longer to bait until we get to actually have a rescue package on the table but there isn't a lot a lot of time for so many countries that need this cash desperately when

damage to not only by congress from the killing but also by several hacking attacks on the german bundestag which believes it was carried out by russia just this me german chancellor angela merkel south that russia had even target of her she said she had concrete proof of outrageous spying attempts she has also told of the alleged russian involvement in the sedation killing a disruption of cooperation and trust w.'s. thank you very much for. germany's chancellor angela merkel has urged the e.u. to agree on a pandemic recovery package for the block before the end of july but home made the call as she laid out for the bundestag her vision for germany's e.u. council presidency which begins july 1st she said europe's with coverage plan will be limited in time and will involve borrowing on international money markets out of the economic fallout from the pandemic lock down is the biggest challenge the e.u. has faced in its history. the pardon me you have. painted the pandemic has also made it clear that europe is dependent on other countries when it comes to medicines and protective equipment the

recovery package for the block before the end of july she made the call there she told the german bundestag about her vision for germany's e.u. council presidency that begins on the. ly the 1st he said europe's recovery plan will be limited in time and will involve borrowing on international money markets a lot of the pandemic and the economic fallout is the biggest challenge the e.u. has faced in its history and she stressed that all member states need to approach goes against the spirit of compromise. he pardon me had an opinion the pandemic has also made it clear that europe is dependent on other countries when it comes to medicines and protective equipment the situation has late bad deficits in terms of so thing stocking and distributing medical supplies and yes it has also exacerbated differences in the economic and budgetary situations of e.u. member countries as well as that there is also the fact that while the pandemic has affected everyone some have been more affected than others the medical and economic consequences of the crisis have deepened inequalities within the european com

word to be prohibited at last also for steps at the political level in the bundestag and with the police in germany something really has to happen in all these areas. all. drink something it's important to drink enough. very close to her mother realized very early on that her child was treated differently from white children. she took ballet lessons like any girl she wanted to dance ballet in a pink tutu and jump around and she came out of the troy lesson totally dejected kalsu me was always a happy child and laughed a lot she was really lively but she came out pretty dejected with her shoulders drooping she was 3 years old and said mama i don't want to be brown anymore of course i was really sad for her and i had a pretty good idea what was going on she had realized at that age i'm always the only one who looks like this and i'll never have long flowing hair and be able to blend into the group always stick out somehow. i can remember another moment when callista me said does it ever stop that's pretty tough when an 8 year old child sums it all up like that and i still remember how i sat

move that was nicely started by your young blonde with teenager giovanni raina registering his 1st bundestag assist. after the break dortmund continued to enjoy more chances this time holland turned provider but young material moray couldn't cap off his 1st start with a goal much to the frustration of the norwegian. however yulian blunt was a more reliable provider team him up for another goal in the 93rd minute to seal a 2 nil win for dortmund holland was happy again while the previously substituted team of vanna looked on in envy no luck in his last game in light sick as dortmund secured 2nd place for a 2nd season running. a so-called relegation 6 point it was played out when minds and braman lost horns in a battle the facade for survival on saturday a win for the hunting meant that mines have now secured another top flight season while bremen now need a mana miracle to avoid the drop from him. 2 sides that have struggled this season went head to head flaw he and co failed braman began the match day 6 points from safety 6 points behind minds who knew a win would guarantee them another bund

move that was nicely started by your young blonde with teenager giovanni raina registering his 1st bundestag assist. after the break dortmund continued to enjoy more chances this time holland turned provider but young material moray couldn't cap off his 1st start with a goal much to the frustration of the norwegian. however yulian blunt was a more reliable provider team him up for another goal in the 93rd minute to seal a 2 nil win for dortmund holland was happy again while the previously substituted team a vendor looked on in envy no luck in his last game in light sick as dortmund secured 2nd place for a 2nd season running. later because and went into the weekend in 4th place somewhere in pole position for the final champions league spot but had a belated came out on top of them on saturday that is can open the scoring for the bananas in the 22nd minute and dirty luka back hero rounded out the 2 nil finals or early in the 2nd half the last names lay vicars into 5th place behind glass and puts their champions league leg drains in jeopardy. now let's take a look at all the results on the penu

the interview news live from berlin germany's plan for europe chancellor machall outline to the bundestag today her plans for the presidency of the european council her biggest aims are coronavirus recovery package and a bigger budget to secure the future of the blog also on the show. covered 19 outbreak at a massive german meat processing plant more than 600 workers are affected 7000 are in quarantine right now schools and daycare centers in the area all shut down. and a charge of murder against white police officers in atlanta who shot the black man in the back prosecutors say a key witness will be another officer a very rare breach of police over there. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us today on a macro will be outlining germany's goals for the presidency of the european council later this morning a pressing issue is how the blocks going to respond to the economic fallout of the pandemic together with france is pushing for a major edu coronavirus rescue package which calls for direct subsidies to countries in need rather than loans but there's been resistance from europe's

alexander litvinenko on the script poles the russian hackers have attacked the german parliament the bundestag the german chancellor angela merkel she was spied upon. does russia think that it can get away with these things is it think that they can act with impunity well i think it's pretty rare that's going to cause him to think so because he really gets out of all this situation without any problems so yeah there were some sanctions especially after screwball case but i don't think that this is reading bothering him because. 1st of all he wasn't even mobilize more popularity inside the contrie while explaining that russia is surrounded by enemies and everybody is trying to sanction us hates us etc so his loyalty inside the country. was even growing after all this caucus with the best right now he's like if he didn't pull us up we can bet with him but not because of this ok so yeah if the sanctions so would be very strong for the political rich would be a super strong forcibly that will play some role it but it must be much tougher than it is right now from germany ok roman it's a broken top

sports news now and saturday was the final match day of the bundestag a season with a title decided the big battle was for 4th place champions league qualification the sponsor was birth to mention love baf to lose as they played had to berlin meanwhile 5th place later coups in hope that a glad slip up might let them sneak ahead in the table. leave because i'm big on the afternoon with arguably their best player on the bench midway so it was up to kevin for them to strike the right told. that he did just 2 minutes in the if you look at deflection setting him up for a cool finish at his temple of the season. but for liver coups and there was soon bad news from glad for the whole scott off the mark on 7 minutes was the last hoffman lost home after good work from below and below to make it one nil which is hopeless game stood at half time. it looked like leverkusen had turned up the heat on blood back in the 2nd half. but fall and was denied a 2nd on 67 minutes when the video assistant referee spotted a photo in the build up. 10 minutes later and gladbach the hosts had 4th place so when i w

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the un refugee agency thank you for speaking with us thank you clements tourney's the chairman of bundestag our club shaka has resigned from his office at the club attorneys a billionaire and the meat industry has been under scrutiny since one of his processing plants triggered the biggest single corner coronavirus outbreak in vidhan broke germany france a few dozen politicians are looking for answers after more than $1500.00 people they're supposed to have prompting authorities to close the plant tourney's it was in shock was born since 1904 and chairman since 2001 the club has depths of close to 200000000 euros. now to some of the latest developments in the coronavirus ben demick the world health organization says it's sending a team to china next week in an effort to search for the origin of the virus that are ones of the pandemic is quote speeding up a case in the australian state of victoria has prompted officials to order a month long lockdown for parts of melbourne the measures affect hundreds of thousands of residents in the country's 2nd largest city restrictions are also being tig

earlier we spoke to german lawmaker a member of the bundestag committee on foreign affairs and i asked nick he told us about the implications of cutting u.s. troops in germany overwhelming part of the american military presence in germany is not related to territorial defense with germany but is exercising the foundations for broader presence in europe africa it is a major help in the global. operations of u.s. military with particular 'd the roles don't have base in the landstuhl medical facility so 'd this is potentially weakening u.s. capabilities in the region but globally. i can only say american military men and their families that will come in germany and we have cooperated very well a lot of those aspects but where we are i think of the it is hard to assess the specific. consequences as well as we don't know which sites which units will be affected by this is now to the other stories making news around the world. veterans of the allied forces have returned to normandy to commemorate the 76th anniversary of the d.-day landings this year's ceremony was far smaller than normal due

recovery package for the block before the end of july merkel made the call as she laid out for the bundestagher vision for germany's e.u. council presidency which begins july the 1st she said that europe's recovery plan will be limited in time and will involve borrowing on international money markets she added that the economic fallout from the pandemic lockdown is the biggest challenge the e.u. has faced and its history. let's get more now we are joined by chief political editor michelle a cosigner she's at the german parliament in berlin where she has been following the story for us mikaela it's all about the money isn't it it always is when it comes to the european union forging those deals but of course this time is it's completely different it's all under the impression of corona and the economic fallout and there's more and more focus shifting towards that that's also something i'm going to make clear here in the parliament in her speech today that that will very much have to be the focus getting everybody around the table and helping europe the european union not back to the status qu

match a move that was nicely started by union blond with teenager giovanni raina registering his 1st bundestag assist. after the break don't continue to enjoy more chances this time holland turned provider but young material moray couldn't cap off his 1st stocks with a goal much to the frustration of the norwegian. however yulian blount was a more reliable provider team him up for another goal in the 93rd minute to seal a 2 nil win for dortmund holland was happy again while the previously substituted team of in a looked on in envy no luck in his last game unlike sick as dortmund secured 2nd place for a 2nd season running. was. watching telly news i'm kyra phillips and in berlin back with more headlines for you at the top of the hour and. go beyond. the stories that matter to you. whatever it takes. it running.

news fromave breaking angela merkel, speaking in front of the bundestag.ne is the chancellor is calling for an agreement on the eu fund, the 750 billion euro fund before the summer break. she is saying a lot of things she has been saying. we must ensure the pandemic does ,ot divide eu member states that was clearly her message in terms of this agreement with emmanuel macron. they need to get it passed and she wants it done before the summer break. it is important for european solidarity kamaishi is saying, and we are seeing a gain in the euro as she is speaking -- the euro pound, i should say, as she speaks. and the cable rate as well. the euro dollar trading at 112.44, but the euro pound is rising, and the cable rate is falling. let's get back to annmarie .ordern great interview. sorry i had to jump in with breaking news. this could be market moving in terms of what angela merkel is saying. it could be market moving in terms of what alexander novak had to say. what is the outlook now in terms of supply and demand, the key equally's the oil price? ,nnmarie

we will speak to the bundestag's european affairs committee chairman.berg. ♪ matt: welcome back to "bloomberg market: the european open." intoe almost 20 minutes the session and we are looking at equity indexes that are gaining on the continent, down a little bit in london, the ftse off about 12 points right now gaining 25. germany assumes the eu's rotating presidency tomorrow. the main focus is the coronavirus pandemic and the economic recovery from that. germany's governing coalition has agreed to work toward stronger, more sustainable, and more innovative europe. this translate -- how this translate is unclear but angela merkel has said in parliament that the pandemic should be seen as an opportunity for a reformed european institutions and businesses. joining us from berlin is gunther krichbaum, the chairman of the bundestag's european affairs committee and cdu member of parliament. welcome to the program. thanks for joining us. can i first ask you about this 750 billion euro bailout package that includes shared debt? ,his is something that germans

many other bundestag at stadiums everyone wanted to show their respect to george. when young took to game to shall come to life in a minute sam took really true robert on the face of. the celebrations were particularly loud for the 25 year old midfielder's 1st goal and a top flight. shoka looking like a shadow of their former selves. neither team had managed to win since the restart and they took a number of a goal from jonjo kenny in 28 minutes to ensure it stayed that way. alex popov welcome to cologne but to no one was anything but hospitable in return denying feel the need to lash now from the spot in the top. this last happened until i'm 20 modeste came on choking before the end. and just 4 minutes later. the frenchman put cologne in front and then added and little protest of his own about being left on the bench. but out spoke one finished either with 2 minutes to go from that not secure them a most appreciative point. it was darby time in frankfurt as nearby mines came to town. but it took half an hour for the 1st major chance to materialize a solo effort fr

with the favorites to win their 8th straight bundestag title but they got the campaign off to a rocky start against. his team settling for a draw in the alley on serena. they were soon back to winning ways however the bavarians demolished mine 61 in their next. still all was not completely well coverts was in the hot seat as byron continued to drop points when they lost 51 to frankfurt the 1st weekend of november bosses had had enough and parted ways with the embattled coach. mentor pansy flick worked as an assistant coach for coach and the german national team and what a time to take over with the classic her against dortmund his 1st match in charge but by and had no trouble downing their fiercest rivals for neil the flick era in munich was off to a great start. when byron lost 2 straight games a few weeks later though critics started to question flex leadership had fellow title contenders mentioned blood bucks sent byron packing after a 21 defeat had been over a year since their last back to back losses. but munich were never to lose again before clinching the title yes they went in

to 3 crucial points in their battle for bundestag a survival on sunday with an away victory against fellow strugglers minds the game's only goal came after just 43 seconds thanks to this peculiar effort. because he's. points ahead of their allegation rivals minds who remain precariously close to the drop zone with just 3 matches left to play this season. so how does all that affect the bundesliga standings aftermath stay 31 no changes among the top 8 but will take the title with just one more win. set for the champions league along with live in houston. in the bottom half minds off. a battling for survival. as good as animated. and out of mind off the top story at this the german government is to buy a stake in a court of art as a vaccine develop investment inject $300000000.00 euros into the company called kill back it's the same germany biggest company in the us. back in the office. this is deemed up to do so forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on a website that's up to dot com and you can check us out on instagram and twitter. one of the most durable

they're involved in that project that though is straight up a legal according to the chairman of the bundestag committee for economic affairs and energy. and we don't know what to do against companies but also against governments it is an unlawful in the legal system in europe and there's also a german absorbency well the u.s. senators including texas as ted cruz have put forward a bill in the united states that would put the sanctions on any company and insurance firm related to those companies involved in the laying of undersea gas pipelines as part of the north stream project now the german foreign minister the german government saying they reject that out of hand the fact that sanctions are being considered or could possibly be nice she did in the united states does not change anything in our position and nor it's true to dissension has been discussed now are extraterritorial by nature from our point of view we reject them the german government has long had the view that sanctions with extra territorial effects are in conflict with international law and that they're not a contribution to a

time as the stimulus package would still have to be approved by germany's federal parliament the bundestag before summer recess begins in 2 weeks' time. here's a look at some other stories now in brief the german airline them tons of has announced that it will undergo a major revamp as it posted net losses of 2100000000 euros for the 1st quarter the restructuring plans will include job cuts and asset sales and this comes after the airline agreed to a corona bailout from the german government worth $9000000000.00 euros the video conference service zuma has reported that its total revenue in the 1st quarter rose a staggering 169 percent to $328000000.00 a surge in virtual meetings in remote working during the lockdowns were a big boost for it has raised its 4 year outlook beyond analysts forecasts. all countries across africa face a growing threat from the coronavirus kenya is now experiencing spikes in new infections some of its poorest communities are in desperate need of more supplies but imports from abroad have slowed and prices have skyrocketed now engineering students and doctors in n

you're going to forward foreign policy spokes person for the conservative group in the german bundestag thank you so much or authorities in one of 2 german districts under need pandemic lock down say they are opening 5 new sentence for people to get free coronavirus tests the idea is to carry out $10000.00 tests per day in the town of gouda slow but people are being expected to expect long queues the town and neighboring districts have become hot spots after an outbreak at a local make processing plant that infected some 1500 people. the meat cutting section attorneys is the center of the outbreak 2 thirds of the workers here have tested positive but why did the virus spread like wildfire here scientists suspect it could be related to the air cooling and circulation system in the plant is here next but what we didn't know before is that under these circumstances the research elation of air can keep aerosols moving. or does that's a risk factor we weren't aware of how long it was enough these equal fact i just. stepped on clicker works as an air conditioning technician in the city do sto

and earlier we spoke to alexander graff alum stoff he's a member of the german parliament the bundestag and belongs to the opposition free democrats we asked him what trump's move means for multilateral german us cooperation as a better effect we are very strong proponents of multilateralism that we regretted very much when the united states left the paris corridor left unesco left the w.h.o. are about to leave it leaving behind the arms control treaties so as a matter of fact this is a point on which we support chancellor merkel's government we would just like to see more success here and a more determined attitude on the part of the german government when it comes to strengthening international organizations because when america act to kate as a leader inside these organizations china may take over may want to take over and it's something that we as germans and europeans have to counter nato still is our security alliance of last resort and let's not forget 25000 american soldiers are bound to stay my military context tell me that the corporation or the military professional level. ve

angela merkel has been outlining her goals for germany stand as european council president of the bundestag she said that the coronavirus and time make had revealed to ease fragility and that a stimulus package was a top priority to ensure the blocks future security. here today have to be a news i'm sorry kelly in berlin thank you so much for joining us the 2 hope you can take care and stick. enter the conflict zone with sara kelly sweden's unique trust faced approach to tackling the coronavirus pandemic when checked in the strict a lockdown is imposed around the world but the policy as come under increasing criticism and pressure my guest this week is sweden's foreign minister and linda with a death toll much higher than its neighbors as sweden made it deadly our conflicts are. next on the t.w. . you know globalized world. where everything is connected. all it takes discourse. to set things in motion. local hero show called their ideas can change the world. global 3000. on d w. mindlessness. like. she painted me. and. i could fascinate only those who look at me. the secret of mona lisa sta

german chancellor picked up on some of those challenges you mentioned when when she had addressed the bundestag let's listen to that. chancellor merkel says the e.u. faces the greatest challenge in its history economic freefall unemployment industrial bankruptcies and rising debt and all of this just weeks before germany takes over the rotating e.u. presidency. countries accusing is no country can overcome this crisis alone we can only meet it if we work with each other and for each other our common goal has to be to overcome this crisis as a community with long term solutions merkel defended a plan to rescue package worth 750000000000 euros saying this is a way to fight populism and european division but the far right if tea party says this sum is too high and these crises won't be solved by spending massive amounts to help companies out of debt no to 9000000000 euros in transfers and liability risks the german people's money should not be spent rescuing europe friend it the business friendly f.t.p. party wants structural reforms and if i were to be malicious i'd say this support is not going

germany's parliament, the bundestag, has voted by a narrow majority to move the seat of government fromight, but the decision was greeted with shock in bonn. the real focus of attention today was valentina tereshkova, the world's first woman cosmonaut. what do you think of the russian woman in space? i think it's a wonderful achievement and i think we might be able to persuade the wife it would be a good idea if i could to get her to go up there for a little while. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: new emergency measures are being introduced in india to tackle a surge in coronavirus cases in delhi. in the united states, the shooting of another african—american man during an arrest has prompted fresh condemnation of the use of deadly force by police. atlanta is one of many us cities to have seen protests since the killing last month of george floyd by police in minneapolis. and around the world, thousands of people have joined marches against racism. the bbc‘s clive myrie looks now at whether this could be a watershed moment for the politics of race in america. george floyd's death

with 2 minutes left in the half robert lewandowski who's won 5 bundestag a titles with bae and made it 3 no thanks to a series of passes each better than the last. who pulls the strings this season now has 18 a 6. time whistle so by on record signing lucas hernandez supped off he's only played 90 minutes and 5 times this season yet munich haven't missed a beat. by and bring an intensity to every game that opponents struggled so much true to the title winning form they didn't let up despite a 3 nil lead to 11 dusky made it 4 in the 50th minute the polar striker who likely still has back aches from carrying fired early this season picks up his 1st ever goals against us will go off on saturday now he's hit the mark against every team in the bundesliga and if there's one player at by him who personifies not giving up it's alfonso davies another of by and outstanding full backs he falls in the 5 mill with sheer will in the 52nd minute while other clubs have to worry about selling hot prospects like davies never have to and will likely hold on to him for years to come. in. the end did 5 nil

you can have our foreign policy spokes person for the conservative alimentary group in the german bundestag thank you so much. they're watching the news still to come. there's jubilation in liverpool is your club side with the english premier league it's the club's 1st title in 30 years stay with us to join the celebration. of turkey has opened its borders and insists it has the coronavirus under control but european governments continue to warn against travel there as state of the correspondent reports the tourism industry in the popular holiday resort of antalya is already feeling the heat. preparing breakfast for his guests under normal circumstances must have a good one wouldn't have time for this when it's high season in antalya the hotel owner is usually run off his feet but not this year right now only one of his rooms is occupied a family from germany is here despite the travel warning. they love it as a result i can only tell you come here everyone it's wonderful in antalya. the only problem is because of the coronavirus crisis hardly anyone is coming so it's all a lot of my last y

to work on this infrastructure project that is just straight up illegal says the chairman of the bundestag committee for energy affairs and for economic affairs i beg your pardon and energy. in going to the games companies but also gives governments it is an unlawful it's a legal system immunity and there's also a german. ones. or u.s. senators including texas' ted cruz have put forward a bill that would put sanctions on any company involved in the pipeline. the german government well they've straight up rejected this. the fact that sanctions are being considered or could possibly be nice should in the united states does not change anything in our position and nor extruded to the sanctions been discussed now are extraterritorial by nature from our prior who we reject them the german government has long had the view that sanctions with extra territorial effects are in conflict with international law and that they're not a contribution to advancing international corporation. well north stream 2 is as the name suggests the 2nd phase in a pipeline project that would take russian gas directly f