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to of the us and americas programme at chatham house. lovely to have you both with us. i'm going to start with you, dharshini david, and some basic questions. to my question is, how do terrace work and do terrace work? fix, is, how do terrace work and do terrace work?— is, how do terrace work and do terrace work? a really good one to start with. _ terrace work? a really good one to start with. tariffs _ terrace work? a really good one to start with. tariffs are - to start with. tariffs are basically those taxes on imports. they are paid for by the firm or the person we import the goods into the country. why are they there? they are meant to protect home—grown businesses from overseas competition, but what they also do is make things more expensive, if they are passed on in full to the final consumer. so we have got these tariffs, which are there, also president trump thinks, to win some tax money, but do they actually work in the way he thinks they might? the answer is possibly not because if they work in the sense of money the that he may want to see, it is because it 7

and you'll see medical burg, senior consulting fellow at the chatham house. think thank you. are joining us from london. you'll see what would you add to what we've been reporting and analyzing so far? do you see anything differently or do you agree with this? i i it is furniture, feet. i think we shipped though i lost the bar when i came to the westbank to mention it because the focus was on was on the side of the latches and then the station there. but this is long gone. i mean for years now, but definitely in the, in the last year in the house, it's an, it's an ongoing situation. wish they felt like is there any document that released the authentic station east the way forward and when they stopped about false, false, and expanding most of the day on the point of seeing some guys that he's also enhanced as those them all before i did the secular movement did believe the same should happen in the, in the west, sped. so yes, on the one, the actual, the mandatory, those issues being which minutes and see you're calling the detection, the same, the same and due to the bush to

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let's speak to armida van rij, head of chatham house's europe programme.let's start what henry is that men are limits 7 are limitszto : are limits: to how that research can much that research can do, because, of course, uk has because, of course, the uk has left the eu aftean what left the eu after brexit. what do you can be achieved do you think can be achieved from meeting? of course, from this meeting? of course, the first time a uk prime has attended the sort minister has attended the sort of meeting since brexit. we need to be clear about what we; need to be clear about what meeting we? need to be clear about what meeting is. it is an this meeting is. it is an informal meeting of eu national leaders as part of their grouping in the european w ”the is not quite a european council attending a european council meeting itself, but it allows 355135 5511931 talks“; countries 355135 551195 ie suites; countries to 355135 551195 e suites; countries to join third—party countries to join such meetings. as say, this such meetings. as you say, this is reallyjust a

you'll see you're a senior consulting fellow at the chatham house bank tank and you are joining us from london. how do you read this, the escalating news, military raids by the, the, is really military across the occupied west bank. right. really? but right now is supposed to be focusing on the north afternoon thing so, so we need to take, she is going to issue the 2nd place now supposedly it's, it's, it's not as new. we just once we see like now is there as, as, as physical responded to say is that no one is ation of this kind of the, the kind of the label confusing. what other sites are in terms of the minutes we'll see ex, excessive falls, which are the most divisions of bang defies when this is also a company by a dangerous ideology. by default i see me is i would like to next unexpected eh, on this thing. as for, for from the way spring and legitimacy discounts for washing. so that's focusing different. maybe this will be out of the homes as, as president to suggest in case of guys that i think really in your situation is really dangerous. but to what end, in the end, if you look a

you'll see macro bird was a senior consulting center at chatham house. he joins us live from london. yes. a good time. you again on knowledge a 0. so a drastic escalation and is really a toss in the occupied westbank destruction of infrastructure. thousands of palestinians forced to free. what is the end game here for israel? what is the ultimate objective in the occupied with? good afternoon, thing if you're listening to 2 days later, the government that sees the sites that don't just use the living on expression. and at some point it's only not you know, to me money, spanish speaking i think this is probably the fine piece. you know that we are now asked of what happened in washington, which all of a sudden, so close to enrollment. nice to get them. i even die. yes. be about expanding to 1000000 people saw some guys us to do this. all right, this is the president of the united states, talks about leasing guys of i know team delay swing to the security issues and it was being very slow down to about the issues of familiar with and see. but the easily, i

you'll see michael burke as a senior consulting fellow at the chatham house think tank. he says the international community should take a united stance in condemning the frequent is really raised on the occupied west tech. if you look at the site and it isn't always so full mold in 3 is the, most of my government is a full then the end is alex ation. and then x ation wish wish possible. as less probably seamless possibilities, the ways bank, most humans, most set to those in, in, in the west bank, incomplete on unofficial. and they, you know, they, they, what they see like, oh, is the possibility of ending ending even the most possibility of do space solution? well, for further stable 1st thing in stages and expanding is that to the, to the gaza and the west bank, you know, at least alike smith and, you know, and some of the cool, the fall line doesn't even hi, this is, this is a funding is a piece of heart that this is the, that those are the intentions. think if it continues like this and watch the show me the last week for washing go, is the project story. certainly t

he's a senior consulting fellow at chatham house and the non resident senior fellow at the middle east council on global affairs. he's joining us laws from london. thank you very much for your time. perhaps know all the country has as much to gain from a stable sylvia as to can you, we've gone of a watch a syria will be hosting for we've heard a lot about that since the full of assets. but what is it that you think took he will be focusing on in this meeting? i think exact as you put in the basic business drug that has this longest landlord with sir. yeah, definitely. what happens in sierra is not the frame pulse question for take about him mediate the domestic pull. this question as. busy the for the agenda of this meeting would be very full 1st and foremost it full. they have both the unification of the country, the establishment of the new army is because these 2 goals had in the, in the new processes. and tracking probably is going to go for itself on both h phones because of the check that has significant experience when it comes to the needs, right. finding ways comes with the ne

see michael bag is a senior consulting fellow with the middle east and north africa program at chatham house in london. and the right me, cory is a distinguished public policy fellow at the american university of bay route as a rodney. if we could start with the 1st year in the united states. what, what's your perspective of? what will this said in the prism of donald trump's statements? that he's been coming out with donald trump has been very true to himself and true to the values of the uh, modern american system. really since, since reagan and satcher around 1980, which is this is, these are societies, especially the us and u. k. that are, that are defined by and driven by the combination of free market capitalism and the entertainment media with the military on the back drop as a constant presence. and trump captures all of these values and have what he's done in his life. and he's doing it now in the presidency of figuring out of the states . and so his latest proposal is a combination of a disruption and a bit of delusion. and also he's threatening people and he's trying to control pe