every day items imported from the euarmenias largest trading partner. >> if it wants to join the customs union, it's going to have to restructure its market because currently, lots of products like this cereal or this olive oil, for instance come from the european union. it will need to keep prices low by introducing more imports from the union. >> many believe joining may have more to do with politics than economics. russia is a top destination for labor my grants and eurovan needs moscowts continued support over the old conflict. >> armenia has some security problems. they think the key to the security issues is in the hand putin. >> arm mean i can't may be negotiating terms. susan worried once signed, they will end up the losers? >> if there is a customs union that makes you to choose between certain product and this products are not going to be as various as we have, it already going to become not good for me because i am used to buy, okay, french cheese, german beer. there should be different alternatives for people. >> you don't have to look far to see ties to russia. whether or not it m

the trouble forearmean i can't is if it wants to join the customs union, it will have to restructure the market. currently lots of products like this cereal or olive oil come from the european union. it will need to keep prices low by introducing more importants from the customs union. >> many believe that joining may have more to do with politics than economics. russia is a top destination for my grants. they need the support. >> ampleenians thing the key to this security issues is in the hands of putin. >> for now, entry to the block has been delayed. armenia may be negotiating terms. consumers like susan worry once signed, they will end up the loserses. >> if there is a custom union that makes you to choose between certain product and this products are not going to be as various as we have, it's already going to become not good for me because i am used to buy, okay, french cheese, german beer. there should be different alternatives for people. >> you don't have to look forward to see armeania's historic and cultura ties to russia, whether or not it makes economic sense, the customs

whether or not it makes economic sense, the customs union will make those ties stronger. ra armenia. >>> somali security forces say that they have recovered dozens of weapons after a battle with a militia in mogadishu. african union troops stormed a house belong to go a former war warlord on friday. it was part of a campaign to seize weapons from across the city. the government says it's recovered hundreds of guns since the operation began last week. 20 people have been arrested. >>> now, uganda is taking extra precaution to his guard against the ebola epidemic in west africa. it had its own out break in for thousand and has sent experts to sesisi era lyon to help curb the violence. it has killed 1100 people in four countries since last year. now a report on a man that bead the odds nearly 15 years ago. >> reporter: it's the world's worst ever out break of the ebola virus killing most of its victims. the u.n. says more than a thousand have died and hundreds more are infected. in uganda, walter is only a -- is one of a hands of the of people that survived. he was in frequen

of relations of ukraine with the customs union. with the european union in economy and we are convinced that if there is goodwill if there is. the desire to be governed by the norms of the w.t. euro and other norms of international law which are in trying to be signed and act is agreements we believe that this will help to agree on those issues there have been consultations recently as you know on economic problems between the russian and ukrainian experts and the interim results of those consultations we will be reported tomorrow in. so we hope that they will help to begin a business. conversation which would take into account all the legitimate interests all the participants we expect that tomorrow at our meeting. the problems of the humanitarian crisis will also be discussed in this or that moment and that all the participants would call on humanitarian aid to be delivered without barriers to all those who need it in the south east of ukraine. and of course everyone expects that the meeting in minsk will allow us to exchange opin

it's a customs union meeting, and essentially these negotiations have been sort of tacked on to that,i don't think that we can really say that this is the culmination of any kind of talk. this is merely the beginning, the first step for any kind of settlement to start. >> thank you, rory challands joining us. let's speak to a former russian diplomat and chairman of the russian chairman society with arab countries. our reporter saying that this might be the beginning of negotiations, because at the end of the day, the official reason for that meeting is a meeting of the customs union, but what can you tell us about your reaction to the meeting taking place between putin and poroshenko? >> of course, really it is the first meeting, because in normandy it was very short, shake hands and not more. now they have opportunity to meet face-to-face and to talk on all the issues that now are very hot issues between russia and ukraine. i think that the presence of european union, belarus president, and the kazakhstan president, that helps to create certain atmosphere for negotiation because poro

and other customs union member states then in agreement with the c.i.s. . we will. seize we would seize to provide certain trade preferences to ukraine and go to the most favored nation. which would be similar to our trade for format for other e.u. member states there is a just a general trade which is called m.f. and most favored nation. so once again this determination to ratify the association agreement in september at any rate on the part of ukraine actually demonstrates you know at a time when the other whether you can in parliament has been dissolved and a general election has been actually appointed we see that they actually want to have an agreement by the by the parliament in its auld composition before the general election but at the same time the they have decided to call a general election early because they believe that the current composition of parliament does not reflect the political set up of the society so how is it you find this parliament inconsistent with ukraine's political presence but still you want to you want this parliament to ra

i think there's a great symbolic element to it and that is that minsk brought together the customs union which russia first and foremost it brought together kiev ukraine and brought together the european union true manuel barroso was not there he sent his sort of other man there by rose who couldn't. i guess countenance any sort of well what could be construed as failure but anyway the formula russia ukraine e.u. is something that russia offered back in november. and something that the e.u. rejected out of hand. so this format i think is very significant you is coming back to realize we should have talked to russia. in trying to devise this architecture of ukraine's relationship with russia on the one hand or with the customs union in the one hand and the e.u. on the other and that i think that sort of form that formula that axis gives me some optimism ok well it's very i agree with dmitri there because the united states wasn't there victoria nuland wasn't sitting isn't in minsk right now and. no one would know in which expect that she'd ever sit there after what she said in her telephon

the custom union being this economic union between russia and belarus and cas i canstan.y have invited ukraine and the eu to be a part of it what this is hopefully going to turn in to is the stepping stone for type of more developed negotiations to try to find a slooings to the conflict in ukraine. >> what is the latest on these captured pair atroopers in eastern ukraine? >> the latest is that russia has admitted that, yes, these men have been captured but russia's justification for this is it was a mistake, that they crossed in to ukraine because of some sort of navigational error that they have been patrolling the border. this wasn't, as russia is saying, any kind of incursion, military incursion in to eastern ukraine now, the ukrainian account is these men were picked up 20 or 30 kilometers inside of the border. if that is true, if that's the case the t would have to be a fairly serious orientseering mistake by these supposedly trained men whetherp who strayed so far into ukraine. >> we have heard these den aisles over and over again. rory, thank you. >> stephanie a hu

well, what we see now is something that is built on the foundations of another union which was customs union. so now it's a new level is built. and we also have military union that is there. all what is common about these unions is that they're not just russia-driven, but they're russia-controlled. and it's russia who is the part of the union that is mostly interested in adding members. it's a very different story from the european union, right? it's the members who are knocking on the doors of european union. here it's russia knocking on the doors of the potential members. and, again, the idea is not recreation of the soviet union. again, that's, that's -- this is not, this is not the agenda. but the idea is of creation of a very integrated economically and political space that would be controlled by russia. thank you for the questions. >> richard been. [inaudible] international journal of intelligence. in your book on yalta, you dealt a lot with how roosevelt and churchill had to play into stalin's desires. they didn't really understand what he was after. in your current book -- i did buy

you had ukraine you had russia you had the customs union and you had also representatives of the association agreement with the european union it's amazing isn't it i mean we had that option by. back in november we had that option when everybody was around the table saying hey maybe we can kind of work this out you know we can finance this we can give a little bit on that we all can compromise but no brussel said no no no three times and then what and now let's go to the president how many people have died how many people are displaced how many people have been injured this economy is in tatters and all of a sudden i see lady ashton in minsk remarkable absolutely i've it's just incredible because when president putin in november offered ukraine to have a lot of role economic relations with the e.u. and russia the e.u. didn't want to hear about it now all of a sudden they're considering it they're bringing it back on the table and now also merkel old merkel is suddenly remembered that there is the possibility of having a federation and ukraine after the i think russians and ukraine have come

have articulated a future of ukraine that is not necessary part -- not necessarily part of the custom union but not necessarily integrated into the western defense structure. it is a broad sense of ukraine as sovereign and independent but not necessarily a member of either block. there is a growing chorus of in the -- growing chorus in this town that people pointed out soviet role in finished a mystic cripple, andrmine, eventually destroyed finished reforms and democracy. can i get your thoughts about what the security status quote may be for ukrainian officials? >> i know you are heading to the white house after this. i am committed to ending you on time. with this question as a final question to take and including any comments you would like to make. >> we need to get some intelligence on language. i personally don't believe in just the option taken by finland. secondly, any thought of the situation and existence in between is unsustainable. we need a sustainable option for the future of ukraine. we need a sustainable security architecture not just for ukraine but also in europe. because

this is a meeting of the customs union which involves russia, bela-ruse and kazistan and opened up toaine president and the european union delegation that has come here too. so when the german chancellor, angela merkel said don't expect a breakthrough and the european union has been saying what this is a chance for first serious contact, a chance to talk about humanitarian issues, security issues and political issues, but this isn't the conclusion of a process. it's the beginning of it. this is a chance for a political impetus to build for a negotiated settlement at some point for the war in ukraine. >> and coming up, on al jazeera america, violence continues across iraq today. iraqi forces making a daring rescue to save a woman and children in one small town. and iraqi christians on the run from islamic state group hoping for a new life in the west. ♪ >> it's a chilling and draconian sentence... it simply cannot stand. >> its disgraceful... the only crime they really committed is journalism... >> they are truth seekers... >> all they really wanna do is find out what's happening, so t

question for now the russian president is going to for talks with the regional heads of the eurasian customs union and afterwards there is still some time set a set aside for the possible meeting between the presidents of russia and ukraine and they have plenty off discuss we're talking of course about the humanitarian situation in the southeast of ukraine about about the hundreds of thousands of refugees from donetsk and lugansk regions coming into russia russia's aid to those regions there is also on hand we have several european officials as well we know that for example president poroshenko already met with catherine ashton others also a e.u. is energy chief also here sold their roster whispers about the fact that also russian ukrainian presidents could be discussing possible movement in the stalled. gas talks between moscow and kiev however all of this is still guesswork whether or not indeed the presidents will meet we do not know of course everybody is hoping that this will take place and the dialogue and suing there from could possibly set the stage for some movement in. in the ease of ten

as soon as possible also sergey lavrov mentioned that the upcoming meeting in minsk between the customs union the european commission and ukraine lateral meetings are scheduled and perhaps the presence of russian presence of ukraine could meet and talk. for a month thank you very much from across arrive reporting. don't yet going eastern ukraine has enjoyed another twenty four hours of heavy shelling from the ukrainian army rocket launches have once again rich in time neighborhoods apart and these two locals have been killed but also came under fire in the center of done yet two buildings were damaged and you can see shattered glass everywhere locals say the hospital was fired out from a short distance some patients were transported to nearby hospitals others were moved to the basement. just moves were. only. criticism. for thousands of citizens of eastern ukraine shelling and bombing has become an every day gruesome reality people now are learning to cope with their families and friends falling victim to chaos assault has the story. this is a place where the living are among the did and wher

leader in sochi moscow in cairo of all spin discussing a possible free trade zone between egypt and customs union countries russia belarus and doesn't stand this is the first visit of the federal c.c. outside the arab world. in. moscow says it surprised by the confusion about its humanitarian aid to east ukraine is all details of the mission were coordinated with kiev earlier today ukraine said it's ready to accept the aid but not on russian trucks agreement was eventually reach those foreign minister sergei lavrov explains. there's a new bill in the ship of the movement of the convoy has begun as we got to know confirming ukraine's readiness to receive this help on top of that's we took into account all the wishes of the ukrainian side regarding this operation including the route that was chosen even though this means we have to take a large d. to us we are relying on the assurances given by the ukrainians they guarantee the security of the convoy during its movement of through regions controlled by the country's army we also expect the same attitude from the self defense forces russian foreign

been hoping for and before the meeting or before the meeting between the leaders of the eurasian customs union and representatives of the e.u. that is exactly what was expressed by ukraine's president poroshenko. we want you to do it in minsk without any doubt the fate of the world and of europe is being decided that's the potential of this meeting together we have to find the one and only solution upon which depends no more no less the peace on the entire continent . but it's definitely no easy task and russia's president as one person has described his own view to the solution of the crisis in eastern ukraine. but there were some that were ready to exchange opinions on the crisis in ukraine which. to resolve by further escalating the use of force without taking into account the interests of the southeastern regions of the country and a peaceful dialogue with their representatives. now of course prior to all the leaders. including russia's president have spoken to press the russian president has focused on the issue that was underlying the conflicts in eastern ukraine he mentioned of course t

that we are that people seem to think it is a free trade union it's not as you would know it's a customs union and it's a very bureaucratic and difficult one one of the main arguments is people say well three million jobs are associated with the e.u. therefore we will lose three million jobs if we get out of the e.u. well three million jobs all associated with trading with the countries in the european union but als we would try and point out we actually run a trade deficit with european union we buy eighty five eighty six billion pounds more of their goods every year and they buy from us so we are the most important customer if we did get out i can't believe they would want to turn their back on those who want to pump us for that because it seems that the biggest loser if the if the u.k. were to drop out of would be the city of london because they right now are the depending on what year the global financial center sometime just new york some time just london if the u.k. or drop out of the e.u. then frankfurt germany would emerge as a big player and potentially eclipse. the city of london bec

everybody is gather for the eurasian customs union including the former soviet country. , there was aoting move toward the eu from the ukraine destined off the protests and the debate in the first point which led to the conflict in the eastern part of the country. one quick note of the snap elections, a big question ,anging over the new elections how can you have elections in easter ukraine when there is finally go on? mr. poroshenko thinks he needs a new government and that is why ofcalled it for the end october. it still looks like fighting will be going on at the ground when the elections are called. quickly, which voices should i trust? which voices should i listen to? i was watching news on the invasion. the ukrainians were saying they allow demand to avoid provocation and the next, it was an invasion. which one is it? >> well, it seems clear from the nato standpoint if you have any inal entry of troops coming it is an invasion. they ukraine has been saying very clearly that russia has been sending convoys of weapons, convoys of troops, and a lot of support both logistical and practic

chancellor on the merkel in a phone conversation today the two sides discussed the results of the customs union member states meaning that took place in the capital of bella ruse but the focus of the media attention was of course on the first one on one meeting between putin and his ukrainian counterpart petro poroshenko artie's i read in gulu show has the details. ms clinton is the first ever here between the current president of russia and ukraine and just your onlookers hoped would herald some kind of breakthrough that's been put in said the talks went well but insisted the most pressing issue finding a solution to the conflict in ukraine was something needs to settle but if you go there should we didn't talk in detail about it and frankly speaking russia can propose any conditions for a cease fire or speak about possible agreements between kiev and donetsk or lugansk this is ukraine's affairs we can only try to help to create an atmosphere of trust during these negotiations that are in my view very necessary. was something that is becoming a problem in the humanitarian catastrophe in cities

he met with petro poroshenko in minsk as part of the gathering at the customs union trading block. poroshenko says russia and its partners have backed a ukrainian strategy to hold battles between its army and pro-russian rebels in the east. israel and hamas have agreed to a cease-fire which would end the seven-week conflict in gaza. the border crossings between gaza and israel are opening while the fishing zones off the coast of gaza have been extended. ar more, i am joined by bloomberg news reporter from jerusalem. what were the terms of the deal? >> as you said, a promise that those boarding -- border crossings would be eased. that is short of what hamas was seeking, to have those crossings fully opened and to have a airn -- an airport and seaport opened in gaza. israel got a promise of quiet that hamas would stop firing rockets into the country. israel also not getting its full demands. they wanted to see a demilitarization of the gaza strip. both sides really having to settle for much less than they were seeking. like anothersounds cease-fire among a whole host of cease-fires w

for every day prices imported from the e.u. >> the trouble for armenia if it wants to join the customs uniont has to restructure its market. currently lots of products like this cereal or olive oil come from the european union. it need to keep prices low by introducing more imports in the customs. >>> many armenians believe joining may have to do more with politics than economics. russia is a top destination for armenian migrant and it needs it's continued support over its conflicts of a abebaijan. >> armenia may still be negotiating its terms. the consumers like susan worry that once signed it wil they will be the losers. >> if it makes you choose between these products, and they're not going to be as various as we have, it's already going to become not good for me because i'm used to buy french cheese, german beer. there should be different alternatives for people. >> reporter: you don't have to look far to see armenian's historical and culture ties to russia. whether or not it makes common sense it will make those ties stronger. >> caught up in the armed conflict between farc rebels. nego

these are taking place under the customs union, so everybody is at least meeting in one room. there are top eu officials. it's not clear if poroshenko and putin will meet one on one. indeed even if he did, it's not clear exactly what would be the product of that. given the tensions going on now, expectations are actually quite low. angela merkel t the german chancellor said she did not expect a break through. some see the fact that they're in one room at least that there will be discussions as a form of progress. >> for now, many thanks. david is live in kiev. >>> meanwhile fierce fighting is continuing in eastern ukraine. steve rosenburg reports now from luhansk. >> throughout the morning we've heard intermittent artillery fire in the distance. we're told this is as far as we can go safely. fighting is going on 10 to 15 kilometers down the road. we've been talking to ukrainian soldiers on the ground. from what they tell us, we get the impression they have little optimism about negotiations between russia, ukraine and eu. that was the view of the local commander here. >> trans

certainly russian president's main business is meeting of the customs union. he needs to meeting with poroshenko of ukraine. it's probably going to take placeoroshenko was first to arr in kiev. the result of details of talks have not been disclosed. we knew the meeting should have taken place. strangely late last night russian sources say the meeting is possible. it's less possible than it was last week. we still don't know. what is certain that the events of past few days are not adding anything to solutions. actually just a compromise. no one expects break through, anything grand to happen here. the best we could hope for is just laying down the terms. who says what and whether sides agree. for the past few months the line has been the same. ukraine saying to russia stop the flow of weapons and fighter across the border. russia says talk to your own people, people in lieu happens. these are people insta gaited from russia. it's probably going to continue. the best hope is just starting the compromise working. >> thanks very much. let's go to kiev where have

war, vladimir putin is clearly angry that kiev spurned his eurasian customs union in favour of the e.u translation: in this situation russia cannot remain inactive and we will have to, i want to stress this, take retaliatory measures to protect our market, in accordance with the cis with a free trade dope and w.t.o. rules. >> reporter: meaning russia is likely to scrap import preferences remaining with ukraine. the european union, keep to prevent the crisis creating more economic pain articulated its proposal for deescalation. >> we call for a ceasefire linked to the proper management of borders, the importance of ensuring that humanitarian support reaches people in a proper manner in full line with international law. >> in the short term petro porashenko probably has the upper hand in these negotiations. the ukranian army made the big gains, but it hasn't beaten you yet. and the longer the fighting goes on, the more the balance of power is likely to swing back. >> that is because russia has shut off the supply and moscow's leverage will increase as winter approaches. if peace is achie

the customs union involves russia and bela-rush and kasic, star and it has porshenko, the president of the eu is sending a delegation heading it up. this is one of the reasons why there are numerous people who are not expecting these talks to produce any significant breakthrough when it comes to what is going on in the ground in eastern ukraine. so merkel the german chancer was in kiev earlier this week and she said the expectations should be reasonably low, about these talks. and the e.u. has said that it does have some expectation but those expectations are more that these talks kind of build a political consensus for moving on and trying to achieve a long-term solution from the situation in ukraine but, again, suggesting that it's unlikely that will happen right here, right now. >> reporter: terribly fraught relationship between kiev and moscow has gotten a little bit worse, hasn't it because of the claim they picked up, actually picked up a group of ten russian soldiers in its territory, at first the russians were not terribly keen to acknowledge that but now they admitted it and s

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. >> hans, the irony of this meeting as it is taking place at a made for a customs union that does notat fail because ukraine decided not to join it, so is anything actually happening at this meeting, or is it just a summit that is not happening for a trade union that does not exist? >> the dozens if not hundreds of would suggest's that the trade union has worked at least for belarus and russia. this is part of the core of what putin's argument is an, and that is what it is good for the economy to stay together, and hedgekraine decided to their bet an also have an association agreement with the eu, that is when this started to crumble, it is the core of putin's argument. yes, there is a cultural one, a pen russian one, but also an economic argument. they want to bring ukraine closer to them so they can traded to commerce with them. >> to what extent are people managing down expectations of what might result from this meeting? >> angela merkel was very clear that she did not think there would be much too, out of this. look, the schedule will tell us how quickly to manage down our expect

. >> but the unions get the benefit of paying customers. >> presuming they can recruit them, yes, theye their membership, so maybe there is a perk for them but i can't acknowledge illegals women rush our bored -- will rush our borders and join the unions. >> maybe you can help me with this, phil. new customers at lower pay but it's volume for the unions. >> as tracy said they already are driving wages down. so the status quo is not working for anybody. >> where are they driving the wages down? >> in construction, in yardworky, they are paid the be cash, taking jobs from american workers and driving wages down. unions need too represent the workers that are here. it's not unions' fault who are here. it's republicans' fault whoa want cheap rape labor and democrats' fault who want votes in the future. wall street likes cheap labor. democrats want the votes. unions need to represent the workers that are here and pressure both parties to act like grownups and fix this problem. >> but the problem is the border. >> the problem is the border need too secure it first and then deal with the peop

. >> and remember the whole issue originally with ukraine was russia wants to create its own customs union. belaruse is in this. remember the whole chiobani issue during the respectolympic. this is a violation of the w.t.o. agreement. they were anxious to get in and now left and right they're trying to -- >> well, it's like the go and the ukraine. >> exactly. >>> fox reports higher profits, better-than-expected earnings after the bell. the results coming a day after the media giant announced its decision to pull its bid for time warner. >> i wish you were here yesterday. i really wanted your take on what happens. >> i was surprised. i felt i had failed you. we had talked a couple of times over -- >> is this for real or is this a fake? >> i think he's really gone for now. i think, by the way, there will be five bucks or more on the time warner stock simply on the assumption that he may come back. but because of the comments he made, and we'll tell but them in one second, because the comments were as strayed end as they were about leaving and because they committed to ads 6 billion buyback.

dubai for a show in the nightclub find out what outlandish excuse customs officers came up with to keep him out to. the european union is threatening more measures against russia saying that the crisis in ukraine is being fanned by moscow one that is urging countries around the world to respect europe's economic sanctions against russia however inside europe the unity appears to be fracturing artes you could get off reports. for the past few months we've definitely been witnessing a rising tensions between russia and the west but what's happening now is already being described by many as a full blown trade war first in late july the e.u. slapped russia i would say start getting a whole sectors of its economy for major banks were hit and one airline was completely grounded but then russia announced counter measures banning the import of billions of euros worth of fruit vegetables meat dairy and other products european producers are the worst hit and brussels has to compensate the losses the problem is the size of its emergency fund is around four hundred million euros while the estimated damage may reach five billion

agriculture products from the west, dozens of trucks with goods from the european union seen waiting in line at customs control in the leningrad region bon the order buy fin will find will be turned back. russian banks in europe may struggle to get help if they get into financial trouble. european central bank tightening the leash on major russian banks by taking control over just how much they can borrow from it following the european sanctions against moscow. melissa, back to you. >> thanks, michelle. >>> for more, joined by gemma godfried in london, head of brooks mcdonald and sara eisen at the nyse. which are more likely to feel the impacts of these bans? >> i want to tell you about the economic relationship. russia is the fifth largest importer of agriculture products, accounts for about 2% of global agriculture's goods imports at last count. name companies for you. just to note, thee companies are trying to scramble to figure out what exactly this is going to mean for them. pepsi co-for instance, relied on russia for a lot of emerging nashgts growth. last year pepsi reported revenue about $5 bill

union. are there i.c.e. members on the border stopping people from crossing the border? >> my understanding is the responsibility of u.s. customs and border patrol. >> there we go. so there's one union you should stop talking about at the border since i.c.e. agents aren't at the border of the united states. but why let the facts get in the way of a good story? so here once again we talk about gang members, gang members. do you ask 5-year-olds whether they're in gangs? >> again, i'm looking into -- >> because you got to ask them all, right? 3, 4, 5, 6, 7-year-olds. >> it is my understanding when we believe someone presents a national security or criminal justice threat, based on the biometric data we collect, we follow up. i don't imagine we often do that with 5-year-olds or probably never. >> that's what i thought. but they're probably going to want you to ask 5-year-olds if they're gang members. do you check them for ebola but they're probably going to want you to ask 5-year-olds if they're gang members. do you check them for ebola virus? >> well, i do know that individuals -- >> because they're very concerned about that. >> i

the euro was created for and by germany the euro is custom tailored but in a way that fits only germany and not any other country of the european union what would. i want something tailored for me and for this i want a national currency is specially since currency is a part of sovereignty that one currency one country this is the way that ninety five percent of the countries in the world function by the way if tomorrow we go back to our national currencies german marks would be overvalued compared to the euro our new francs would be devalued compared with the euro and went down for benefit and germany would be at a loss currently germany is profiting from the euro since they have a currency which is structurally devalued which gives them a considerable competitive advantage. this european union has fallen under the domination of germany since germany has managed to impose its views on all of the other countries. and to and. from the point of view of the economy of employment of society who have suffered a considerable loss in the last few years and will not continue to accept the suffering of the french people to placate madam. you k