carsten: that is the perspective of a lot of companies.d more workers but we have not been attractive. that is the perspective that a lot of people are looking at. >> another thing to look at is are we in a moment where there is a bit of a luxury where the power is tilted towards the worker particularly enjoyment -- in germany? as gdp slows and unemployment rises, we have seen a lot of job cuts across the u.s., does the power balance shift? does this project come into jeopardy? carsten: we will see that there is more demand but especially in the trial, it is the entrepreneurs and business owners that say they want to make this happen for all the reasons we have discussed. i would not focus on the trial. >> carsten meier, thank you so much for joining us and we will have to get you back in in six months to see the fruit of this. we keep hearing that we will work less and there will be the technology and robots will be taking over but i'm not sure that is happening. tom: i take you as case in point. 15 hours a week? that is on one end of the

news came to us from germany, the general. the inspector of the armed forces of germany, general carstenuer, promised the new head of the armed forces, oleksandr syrskyi short-term support to ukraine in the amount of over 100 million euros. german defense minister boris pistorios said about it. according to him , breuer visited ukraine last week and met with syrsky personally. boris pistorius also called the connection with syrsky a very important contact and says that in general we are very close to what is happening in ukraine and what ukraine needs. pistorius emphasized that breuer was able to promise his ukrainian colleague short-term support, which included anti-minimachines with protection against ambushes, bombs for arming small drones, trucks, medical supplies and complexes of spare parts for various weapons systems, now we will talk in more detail about the situation that is happening in the bakhmut direction, we understand that all directions are important now on our front, but now we will actually talk about the situation... near bakhmut, near tempovoy yar, the enemy is also a

something called the levinson law that would just mean that the american envoy, special envoy roger carstens, that he can intervene on behalf of vladimir kara-murza. there's a big basis for that, but the biggest one is that he's a green card holder and his his wife and his children, his three children live here on the us for the others. i also think that the us government should, first of all, clearly punish somehow, even if it's just symbolic, the russian government for what they've done to alexei navalny and then work to try to get the others released. and we probably need to do it with our european and other allies and partners. there may be some kind of prisoner swap that can be negotiated will continue to watch it. obviously, evelyn farkas, great to have your expertise here today. thank you for joining. and of course, it's important to look at the big picture here is navalny's death is coming as russia has just made a major military gain and ukraine, they wrestling control of a key city of dq, the, a city that ukrainian forces have been trying to defend for a decade now, cnn's nick pato