e. u. member states have made bigger commitments to ukraine relative to the size of their economies by share of g d. p. eastern european countries like lithuania, lexia, eddystone. yep. have pledged the most to ukraine up to as much as one percent of their g d p. while the us as ministry support ukraine exceeds that of the e u by almost 10000000000 zeros european union countries, all ukraine's biggest bonus if you account for o 8 commitments. so in terms of the total bilateral commitments to ukraine, the european member states and the institutions passes february 24th, committed a total of a $133000000000.00 euros, which is a quite significant amount. and just for comparison of the next largest owner, would perhaps be the united states, which has committed a total of $71000000000.00. so that's almost twice the amount. and now this type of aid is obviously uh, 2nd reason to do many different uh, subcategories theres financials, humanitarian military components is committed under different ty

and uh, well, uh, for farmers in, um c r e u countries like in crowns or their lines. uh, the deposition of the you, the commission is, is a problem. so we have uh, a very clearly and costly thing, interest to a polish agriculture official has proposed introducing quotas and goods coming to the from ukraine. a proposal that differs a great deal from earlier calls to help ukraine. by all means, why are we seeing the shifts and attitude? yeah, well what, but to see is that the farmers are protesting because they cons, competes and creates a lot of internal problems. important the that's the they have to really big problem, but it's also an i e u countries. they just come from feet because the, the price produces for fertilizer is got, this is going sky high. and this is because of the sanctions against the russian guys. they use for, for production of personalized, so they come compete, they have to pay too much to produce their own. um, brooks, and it's coming in very cheap in large quantities from ukraine. the commission went even further and propose that cube seek alt

hundreds of testers take over the streets of brussels. european farmers, one to up, the pressure on e. u. leaders have of a major summit. some protesters have been parked outside the u parliament since sunday. so this is the capital of the european union. this is where everything is decided. we're waiting to see what comes out of the meeting, because we have to months to get you over recent weeks, tens of thousands of farmers across europe have sent at the anger over the problems in agriculture. track to come voice have blocked large stretches of motor ways, bringing traffic to a standstill and disrupting trade. the farmer say they're not paid and off. well being strangled by taxes and e u regulations. pace now to wallace. time is up. we want a you latest to think of the pharmacy, talk to the families rather than about the farm is discuss what is possible. we are open to dialogue for his back to the e. you now want to shield farmers from rising costs and sheep food and ports. the you also wants to ease its follow landfills, which forest farmers to the fields on use for environmental reas

but it really comes down to the e u. a greenville carbon emissions cutting sort of directives. yeah. and so is that just means that layers of bureaucracy have been adding to edits to, to what the farm is do here. so that is one to concern. the other issue is the amount of ukrainian every products that are making their way into poland and other e u countries that has had an a, an impact on prices. so local produce has gone down. so what farms are saying is the value of how produce has reduced at the same time, the cost of living is going up and i have to point out that the produce from the ukraine in a country does not necessarily is most subjects to the e. u. stand, it's that that's polish farm is have to adhere to. so you have a concern now by push farm is to say we produce at a higher cost. and now you for products from ukraine that are much cheaper and that is reducing the value of what we do. there is concern here though i have to point out about the timing of these demonstrations. thousands of farm is i've come to the polish capital today. people are questioning the timing

e u meeting where they're supposed to discuss unable k. uh 50 plus a $1000000000.00 of additional a to you frame. we know in the us support they're installing republicans are blocking additional aid. so watson, some tens cents money, kansas weapons there in europe. it's a similar situation because we know that hungry as well from that and the e u is becoming so desperate that they have this easily emergency summit on thursday for on wednesday, on the eve they sense. so the leaders of 5 e u countries and we have germany, denmark to check the public as sonya and the netherlands, they sent an open a letter to the financial times. well, they're explaining why it's so important to send you claim money now. and they're also acknowledging that they failed to send the one to 1000000 shelves that they've promised that you probably need so badly by the 1st of march. let's see some more. what was in that letter? we must renew our results and redouble our efforts in order to ensure that we sustain or support for as long as it takes. we will continue t

and so ever since 201516 when we saw this search from syria, the e. u. has been debasing, wants to do about the irregular migration and clearly the system that was in place, they definitely will where people are a process that the point of entry doesn't work. why has it taken so long to? so they side because a deal was finally arrived back in december of just last year. well, i mean actually it is seamlessly because of difficult to explain that it took 8 years. and one of the reasons not the only one was always this debate about solidarity. so what is the kind of measure for supporting each other in europe? and originally there was always this idea that we relocate people across europe and various countries, 1st and foremost in eastern europe, but not only increasingly set us at no way. we're not going to do this and eventually also countries like germany settling, okay, we're going to have a flexible system most of the day or 2. so more or less countries can choose what they kind of put into a common pool. and then somehow this is politically more palat

and this was also the approach taken by the e. u. in the case of the amex ation by the russian federation of crimea in 2014. when it's implemented a broad range of diplomatic economic and other measures intended to preclude any employee recognition of the annexation. those measures include as a bond on imports of goods, origination in the next territory, under prohibition against investing in us. in the presence case, we say that states are blind not to render age or assistance in maintaining the situation. creationist by israel is breach of its obligation to respect the rights of the palestinian people to self determination. the general assembly and security can so have been the past cold upon old states, to refrain from rendering any assistance to the maintenance of situations of denial of self determination. in ireland, this view, these obligations require old states, as well as international organizations with external trade competence. in the case of arlen to europe and union, to review their trading relationships with the settl

the e. u has agreed on a new 50000000000, your support package for ukraine at a summit in brussels. y'all have been council president shock. michelle said the dean would be in cheryl cote long tom predictable funding for ukraine. congress prime minister victor old bond has dropped weeks of opposition to the package. ukraine has faced increasing uncertainty over age funding with even fighting in the you. and the us holding up support the douglas brussels bureau chief alexandra phenomena is a bit. you need the summit and dw ukraine bureau chief nick connelly is in keys with analysis on the breakthrough. i started by asking alexandra how the you overcame opposition from big to old on as well according to diplomatic sources and officials that we've been speaking with the uh, it was the run up to this meeting today with all the phone calls to victor alba and has been receiving from your p and leaders with a bilateral meeting, sweat, this breakfast, meeting this morning with the french italian and she, german leaders and all of them made it clear that it hungry was standing there alone wi

he stressed the e u. d. the was a success for both ukraine and the european union to mrs. young. we wanted to discuss the question, do every member, does every member state enough in my opinion, but not all member states are doing enough. germany is doing a lot in the past. we mobilize the great support for ukraine. we have your mark more than 7000000000 euro. i'm dispersement appropriations due to the tune of 6000000000 euro and it's a substantial contribution mister door to send for me. this means and see a lot of that. we need to be very clear that it will take a great effort on the part of all a small i'm now drawn by the done those brussels bureau chief, alexandra phenomena who has been following the amount of funds in brussels. welcome back, alexandra. we have a situation in which are jobs. the old i've shoals is saying that not a lot of the only been countries are doing enough to support the ministry and the war effort for ukraine. and at the same time, he and others, he does of talking of european unity on the matter of supplying aid to ukraine is the defendants of news.

member states, especially from frontline, e u, member states that people are entering that trying to keep the migraines outside of the you, trying to prevent them from entering the use board as the latest on that ongoing issue of migration and europe. jack packed in brussels up ext on dw global law, states you into that. i've been visible and i'll have more world headlines for you next hour here with a couple years of on the music from the new home. and to, to go to young musicians a touring through the, especially since i read a this is an important active resist. the young cousins fled from the tale logo on the w last, the beck hind quarters and the cat from mountains. they carry up to $100.00 kias to the mountain despite the wind, whether in danger, the strongest delivery service in europe. the vacuum shot passed in 45 minutes on the w, the doctor. why does this? because now i'm leaving the new host. join us for an exciting exploration and everything in between. this is the video and audio production 5 d w. i hope video will tune in the eco friendly bio chart. how agricultural was

the german conservative is widely expected to win the backing of most e u countries. she launched her bad a short while ago in berlin. on that stomach too far and what question it was back then as to whether i could imagine for coming president of the european commission . i immediately said, yes. intuitively. i said today, 5 years later, i'm making a very conscious and consider a decision that i would like to get on for the 2nd the next to me. so i'm to try to, i'm sites about a funder line has risen to international prominence during her time. is you commission president? here's a look at her time and office and what challenges lie ahead of a history maker and the trailblazer. as soon as on the line became the 1st woman president of the european commission in 2019, the trust you placed in me is confidence you placed in europe. her selection came as a surprise to many, not to form a prime minister like many of her pre discusses. but a struggling defense minister in the german government of angler, mackerel, possible with the 2022 and the forbes list schools on the li

you claims faced increasing uncertainty of a funding because of political in financing in the e. u. and in the us european commission, president sort of funding and told leaders, ukraine, deserves that support. we all know that ukraine is fighting for us, so we will support them with a necessary funding and provide them with a much needed predictability they deserve. and i think these 50000000000 euros for 4 years also send a very strong message to 14, just ahead of the secondary diversity of his brutal invasions. and you have a chance of older shows said a concerted effort is required from on a few grains european allies to help keep a fight the russian invasion to mrs. young. we wanted to discuss the question, do every member, does every member state enough in my opinion, not all member states are doing enough. germany is doing a lot in the past. we mobilize the great support for ukraine. we have your mark more than 7000000000 euro dispersement appropriations of the to the tune of 6000000 euro and it's a substantial contribution mr. door to send for me. this means i'm see a lot of

invasion. germany recorded more than the 3 130002 sign a modifications in 2023, both on any of the e. u. member states. it's followed by friends, spain, and then it's really let's see if we can that make sense if those numbers are dr. rough filed bustle, who's from the gym and institute for international and security effects of welcome to dw. so we know that the, the, the serious civil war was a big driver in 20 uh, 201560. is it clear what's behind this current search? no, it's more complicated, it's picture. i mean it's not one single crisis apart from the ukranian war. you mentioned it's really the whole neighborhood in europe, which is still unfortunately, both in terms of violent conflict and in terms of economic and other instability at sort of a source of various sources of irregular migration with finals. because for example, turkey you mentioned here is a new development and why is that? well, on the one hand yes, on the other one is having an autocratic regime and there is more political repression. but also in general, there's the lack of economic perspective, a lack of a gen

the e u has already imposed heavy sanctions on most co, including including over the war and ukraine. officials concede it may be difficult to take further action. the utah diploma deals of full well has also suggested a symbolic gesture to own a vall, nice memory. i have proposed to the ministers to rename our global human rights, the sanctions regime, with whose name and now it will be called a novelty of regime on global human rights sections. experts such as policy analysts, maria, mar, tooth, you'd say the you should do more to back putting opponents. they encourage through them. and those voices in russia who us kids, but who perhaps 25 percent of our freshman population, who would actually identify with what nobody has been doing or other political actually was. but have no way of being had union of all know yeah. has votes to continue her husband's work, and she's counting on the ease to support her feel voicing support for the former kremlin critic in russia is proving to be hazardous in the days since his death, more than 400 people had been arrested in 30 cities for paying

and those comments are really di, what directed towards his fellow, big e. u. member states in frauds with funding for the war effort has reduced this summit here today that was here in brussels. we're 27. a you need is, i've got together was a, by this 50000000000 your an age for the ukrainian economies of us to pay for things like teachers and pensions and infrastructure projects. rhodes having being destroyed by the will. right. so there's 50000000000 had been held up for a couple of months, mainly because of victor old on the 5 minutes of hunger. how did they get past his objections? yeah, relatively weak concessions by this, by the looks of things. essentially what the european union need is have agreed to do is to have a yearly review at the, based on the money that they're sending to ukraine every year. victo obama hun gary and prime minister has said that because there are tens of billions of your race and a you funds the ongoing to his country because of his because of what the use as a, who's a tax on democracy and rule of law. but he felt that the mo

so the process formally openings the ukraine to start this negotiations to become an e. u. member states. he didn't actually approve that. well, he did his room kinds of the room on a lot of the of the 26 you leaders up to approve it unanimously with him. that was a bit of a fudge. but it appears that this is how he, you little making it easy. you some is done, i think the whole bank comes in with a veto. they find a way through it and they move forward. how sustainable that is. well, i mean it's certainly not how the of the leaders want to be doing that business when they come to brussels. okay. meanwhile, it wasn't all about to evict to old on. i'm but what else should be looking at that? but this, there's some, it was really about this, you claim funding and it is very important. we seen that ukrainian, president, lot of this landscape say, well coming this money saying is crucial. that has to pay the bills for teachers and pensions. and in order to try and rebuild infrastructure projects, etc. but also what the real context of this is that the e u has not laid down the

the german conservative is widely expected to win the backing of most e u countries. she launched her bed a short while ago in berlin. stomachs too far and what for an option, it was back then as to whether i could imagine becoming president of the europe and commission. i immediately said, yes. intuitively. i said today, 5 of later i'm making a very conscious and consider a decision. but i would like to it on for the 2nd next to me. so i'm to try to, i'm sites about here are some other stories making headlines. the ones top court has begun a week of hearings on the legal consequences of israel's occupation of palestinian territories. more than 50 countries are expected to give evidence. these hearings are separate from the case brought by south africa, alleging that israel is committing genocide all acts during the current gaza offensive. the european union has approved a naval mission in the red sea to protect commercial ships from attacks by governments routine militants. the attacks have forced some major shipping companies to avoid the area in favor of longer and

it is that people who are running things in the e. u in france now do not know. and in the context of parents do not appreciate their history. i want to remind mr. my chrome that there are other pages in francis history that would be worth paris turning to now and realizing in the 21st century . for example, the emergence and growth of anti fascist organizations. an enter french resistance to naziism during the 2nd world war. and the joining the citizens and all of civil society and france and the fight against naziism, against the 3rd reich, when it was not an official trans in france. this is what needs to be done now, to counteract the rise of naziism in ukraine. and we understand very well that enough facts have been provided to make even those who didn't want to believe it to now believe it so whose side is background on? what is this is ridiculous to attempt to type, to make a spectacular statement to gather more hits, or is it just disrespect for his own heroes? the heroes of france, who gave their lives in the fight against naziism, this, this book, and t

around 5, e u. member states have confirmed that they will take part in the mission of israel has set a deadline for its long plan, defensive against the city of rasa and south gaza. retired army general benny gone . se member of the country. his work cabinet says that israel's troops will launch their assaults next month. if come, aust, is not for you. the remaining hostages by around the air strikes to cross garza as israel pursues what it's prime minister is called total victory homes. schools and hospitals destroyed as the death toll keeps climbing. danny, they are all civilians. there are no military personnel or anything. we send a message to the world, the message to the is really government and have mass government in gaza is please stop the war. enough war victory a how to israel's ground defensive has extended to reeds on multiple hospitals, aggravating. you already dire humanitarian situation a doctorate and officer hospital in the city of con, eunice described the moment he realized and

member states, especially from, from the line e. u. member states that people are entering that trying to keep the migraines outside of the you, trying to prevent them from entering the use board is the latest on that ongoing issue of migration and europe. jack packed in brussels. as a reminder about top story, this allen the u. s. senate as positive for an a bill that includes some $60000000000.00 and additional funding for ukraine. it now goes to the republican controlled house of representatives by faces an uncertain future of next saving africa's icon excel bump traits. my bank as well and on your christmas begin and we'll have your own use. next balance by the depot africa have some good ideas for sustainability. cape, i'm coming. come around on down the latest innovation. he travels across the country for deep do you need to celebrate or live? to talk to inventors and promote sustainable development. africa. next on d, w. tackling the task with passion, maneuvering biggie loves everything about head jones behind the wheel with a

now the e. u is scrambling to address concerns ahead of the european parliament elections this year. the commission proposed sure, which is the worst, the aim to reduce the risk of chemical plant production products. but the sooner the proposal has become a symbol of polarization. it has been rejected by the european powers human. so we have to do something. and that is why i will propose to the college to withdraw this proposal under pressure. some countries like greece and friends have announced concessions like protections against unfair competition and a freeze on diesel tax. some say it's not enough that you're all there is one year, right? and in europe, we should all have the same restrictions, the same norms and no on fact competition. farmers are calling for more concessions to manage the high costs of living. failure to do so, they say could lead to a loss of jobs and of billions of dollars in the agriculture industry. how to see a little bit of the un, which is 0 for counting the cost.

the old man was under pressure as he arrived at an e u summit in brussels, having the to, to more than $50000000000.00 financial aid package for ukraine in december. that usually does but determined not to allow him to stop at the deal. again. i confound distance, i complex of this is very strange and so it goes to the game of the victim. and there is no room for compromise on our principles library level. and for sure, there's no room for compromise. ukraine crushed in the mood to make any more concessions to open use a close ally of russian president vladimir putin. a select group of the leaders took the home, gary, and prime minister aside before the summit. some of the politicians had previously suggested to budapest of voting rights could be taken away, or you funds frozen unless hungry back to deal. no, no off to the meeting. the package which includes military assistance, was approved. these 50000000000 euros for 4 years also send a very strong message to putting just the head of the secondary verse 3 of his brutal invasion with ukraine's president who to attended the summit to

as the summit was taking place, farm was a blocking roads around the e u. capital. they want to draw attention to that protests against rising costs and cheap food inputs. latasha bucket reports from process as hungry as prime minister victor old man was under pressure as he arrived at an east summit in brussels. having d to, to more than $50000000000.00 financial aid package for ukraine in december. or the you leaders would determined not to allow him to stop at the deal. again, i come from distance icons accept this, this strange and so it goes to the game of the victim of them. and there is no room for compromise on our principles like rule of law, and for sure, there's no room for compromise on you claim question in the mood to make any more concessions to open is a close ally of russian president vladimir putin. a select group of the leaders took the home, gary and prime minister aside before the summit. some of the politicians had previously suggested budapest voting rights could be taken away or you funds frozen unless hungry back the deal. no, no off to the

the trains president prizes an e u. a package to the low tone countries saying it's a clear signal here is assuming its responsibility. the a weight beginning goes away. palestinians say they were beaten, told truth and humiliated while detained. vice riley forces the growing accusations of grossness treatments of prisoners and violations of international laws by is riley saul just thought a couple of i assume reports from dropbox and southern gaza. beaten to church and team related the accusation of palestinians detained by his very forces during the war and gaza, now released and in roughly that most of the minute i feel pain everywhere on my body before it just depends on our needs. for hours they kept asking me about the tunnels and about their captives held by how much of the i told them i'm 70 years old and i know nothing about these matters. they hit me a lot when i couldn't find an answer to their questions for my another saves he was taken off to being taught to evacuate his ho. oh, what the might spend the 1st

this protest is brought that demands and that attracts us to the sidelines of an e. u. agriculture administers meeting the governments across the block. i've been trying to ease tensions within the agriculture industry following weeks of demonstrations, but farms remain unconvinced. brussels blaze farmers added fuel to the fire of europe wide protests on monday, calling for less red tape and more support still with unpredictable prices on these issues. so we want to have a future. farming is our passion and ultimately we want to be able to make a living difficult from the know that are so many specific e rules and then the end we can no longer produce low prices. about people grew up a couple when you look at the last 40 years since i started, things have been getting worse. and what else is office security forces lined up to keep demonstrators out of you headquarters as ministers met? police have been using was, are trying to try and extinguish fires burning. here it's been less than a month since protesters descended on brussel lines the streets last time and farmers

we have a deal e u as taking leadership and responsibility and support for ukraine. we know what is at stake while these european leaders are hold up in brussels, but may as well be on a whole separate plan and given how disconnected they are, they're talking about how it's a quote, good day for europe because they've unanimously so they 2 below more european tax payer cash on a non european country ukraine have even bother to look out the window. so they think that all the cheering that's going on over there is for their ukrainian vote . now those aren't people throwing things are just people giving high fives to cleaners. so the ponder lines, you castle, actually, they're farmers, the likes of what you've taken to the streets with their tractors in about a 3rd of the countries at this point and counting. because they're completely irate as being squeezed on everything from climate change regulation concocted by ursa was battalion of dest, jockeys in brussels, to energy costs, to be spied on by e used by satellites 3 times a day. and being confronted with a discrepa

but george, you know, beat me, the 2 pillars of the promise of the e. u was a security and prosperity. well, they haven't been delivering on either for a very long time. and i think, you know, and martin just said, i can't let it go. you know, we have to defend our borders, but not against the legal immigration. it's like the it is so absurd. you know, the longer you talk about it, the more the absurdity of it all becomes evident. i'm sorry to jump in george. yeah, that is. that's exactly right, i mean, they don't do anything until to defend the boat as and that's precisely what the europeans i'm most concerned about in the country opposite country. they are extraordinarily concerned about this. are you controlled flow of mind, rose? and this is something that the e, u leadership, kids know nothing about it. you know? so when, when you listen to who still up on the line and michelle and background shoals and the rest, what do they talk about? they talk about you crate it, they will, it will show that you've been addressing. the problem is the bureau peopl

so they will, they, they want to subvert democracy within the e. u to pro pop up a pretend democracy in ukraine. can you explain that to me? yeah, i have a hard time explaining that, but anything is possible at this point, i mean nancy pelosi over here in the united states. one is saying that those 2 were calling for a cease fire taking a message that word from vladimir pool for crying out loud. you know what i think those in ukraine who play the boy even game wrong, will not only that war, but they'll lose their head. it's like the old kissinger saying, right to be america's enemies, dangers between americans. right. and it is fatal. but, you know, i think that eventually you'll see a lot of people in the ukraine, whoever's less than ukraine, whoever does web standing that is will eventually pivot to the reconstruction of what's left over there. you can already see black rock and vanguard, putting their steak in the ground and grabbing a property left then right. but what i'm interested is right now is what happens with the russian federation. you k

it's e u. charm offensive. new pipeline sections were opened it with great fanfare. at one such event, german e u energy commissioner going to, i think a gave the pipeline is blessing mavita most of the time. and again, we've actually had to intervene and provide support above all politically and brussel bite and boost. that's true gospel gas. com didn't do the lobbying work on its own and could. and i mean, it's just too far away. you need european partners. here's your problem. the truly we lobby together, of course the a, lindsey, how are you today? if you want to build a large wind park in the north sea, you'll come up against the similar issues of the day. some are quick to sort out while others will take longer. late 2010, berlin boots and pokes fun at the you and the sluggish progress of the pipeline project. starting at 14, the, which think one thing i'll never understand other, what do you actually plan to heat with that we don't want our gas or our nuclear energy. do you plan to heat with wood? even for that, you'll have to go to siberia, sun, those east. w

e u u k. back made, and qu, in 2014. it's also been a week when the usa, a game, vetoed a un security council resolution to ends of the nato nation of genocide in gaza. and that there is one publication that is synonymous with exposing global war crimes. it is wiki leeks, the subject of an appeal in london court. this week will our interviews with its found a julie and assange before his torture by british authorities in london are available on our rumble channel. joining me from the caribbean is friend and supporter of julian assange, legendary pink floyd front man. roger ward is roger. thank so much for coming on. it's a sad time since i think we mentioned in person so many of us on just the pauses of have died as mentor, gavin mcfadden, vivian westwood. most recently, our friend john pilled, you your reaction to this week's judgements in london or non judgment in london as well. yeah, we don't know. we don't know if there's going to be any kind of a church. well we, we wait to say, i've been taught under besieging say

the e u, the u. s. and the u. k. all classify how mazda is a terraced organization, your country, norway does not. in fact, in norway has pretty regular contacts with from us political leadership, including after october 7th, i believe. why does norway have contacts with a mouse? why is it important for your country? i would like to use the word sadness to how much. but i, i know what do you mean? uh, well, if that's been, you know, one of the time, one of the diplomatic here at t elements on the weekend diplomacy is that whenever possible we try to speak to everyone. and if you want peace, you sometimes have to speak to people who disagree with that little bit also disagree deeply with you. it doesn't mean that that is limitless. but it is, it, you know, some people have to try to be the on this brokerage or, and try to, to convey messages. and you know, todd has also be in the states which we have been working closely, which, which i've done some of this. and i can tell you that also some of those countries that do

they start to carry to bunch of the code on buddy that fits into quotes deal with ukraine and the e. u leadership demonstrates as running dish national flags and tons of slogans ever seen splitting grading from watkins, the mid, the kitchen genie chunk points. i can go to work as believe the impulse of ucr any great into poland is on fact on, on the mines. the ability to make a living is what you currently president visit lines you have to say about what's happening regarding the situation that demonstrates a daily erosion of solidarity, things that are happening on our western border. the border with poland cannot be considered normal. a simple and clear justice is needed only 5 percent of our agricultural exports passed through the polish border. so in reality, the situation is not about grain, but rather about politics. with the polish minister of developments and technology says the president building is the landscape should take to in making such statements, taking into account the totality of all relations. the way we have supposed to do crime from the 1st day, i would remain cau

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b, e, u, and the u. s. need to get their act together. the chinese are subsidizing the chinese are ready to flood the global electric vehicle marketplace, and they are ready to dominate and destroy, are entrenched automotive industries, like they have done with others. we need to band together whatever the trade deals and trade alliances need to look like. we need to focus on protecting our industries against the chinese under cutting and dumping in our markets. it's not like there are ways around import duties. a y d already signed an agreement to build a new manufacturing plant in hungry, within 3 years. and that could just be bumped up. maybe if the you had spent more time considering the implications of new capping its own industrial base. by cutting off, it's cheap russian energy for ukraine, then it wouldn't now be freaking out and trying to slash the tires and key the paint job of its competitors. the u. s. has allocated $400000000.00 to opposition formations including armed ethnic groups and civil war stricken me in our, over the

russia's invasion of ukraine. ahead of his trip, schultz gave a brief statement in which he urged the e u. n. the last 2 quote 2 more, to help you crane, and it's fight against russia. u. s. senate remains divided on releasing more funds . last week, the you approved a 50000000000 euro, a package for ukraine. after months of frankly use washington bureau chief and as pul paid for looking at some of schultz his previous visits to the white house and were german american relations could be heading in the future. when you as presidential biden and german chancellor or not shots, meat and washington, the stakes can hardly be higher. the danger of the conflict in the middle east escalating into a conflagration seems to be increasing every day. the russian aggression against 2 grain shows no sign of stopping a fight in coal salts when he wants to talk to europe, particularly on the 2 big crises. ukraine and the middle east. soul just helped get a 50000000000 euro aid package for key for cross the political finishing line as an e. u summit in brussels. and just like the united states, germany is

interesting, moldova, on one side, ukraine, on the, on the mold, over of course, not a member of the e. u. o nato effect new child to using strive and his constitution, but is trans, may strayer, on the radar of eva v. e. you, on a so, i mean, most of us sophisticated position is that it supports integration of trust, mr. in a peaceful way. and when we look at their current agreements, the different comprehensive between the agreements of the you just missed a is also benefiting from me. it's around 70 percent of the business to experts go to the you countries. therefore, also this is tim, the integration into in the u is also still not part of most about becoming more attractive for, for attractive for trust. this justice done regions and benefits of the measures the small device benefits and getting this to god. what concerns natal at it is indeed the emerald of a mess with new trend. it isn't in this past edition. however, what's interesting and then you speak through the strategy neutrality is not mentioned anymore. and i mean, i think on the overall level, there is an understanding t

now since february 2022, the e. u has band goods worth over 43000000000 euros that would have been exported to russia. it includes advance technology items like radar systems, drones, camouflaged, gear or weapons and luxury items stop by rushes lead. on the import side, the goods under sanctions are even more valuable. russian commodities worth 91 more than 90. 1000000000 euros, excuse me, are now banned across the block, including coal, iron, gold, and steel, as well as much as most iconic and coveted products bodka and caviar. here's a look at how it rushes economy is doing under the penalties already in place. the defense industry is commonly the most important pillar of the russian economy. thanks to significantly increased government spending. the defense industry accounts for 10 percent of gd paid all the sectors such as the steel industry, also benefiting off to the slump in 2022. the russian economy is now growing, according to data for most of the growth is also a full cost for 2024 plus cut stuff which i wis

we've been fighting in the e. u, and the us holding up support of the european commission president also off on the line, sir ukraine deserves the support of e. u. member states. a, we'll know that ukraine is fighting for us, so we will support them with the necessary funding and provide them with a much needed predictability they deserve. and i think these 50000000000 euros for 4 years also send a very strong message to 14 just ahead of the 2nd diversity of his brutal invasion and german jobs. now, all of charles said, a sincere effort is required from all of ukraine's finalize to help keep fight the russian invasion. he's stress, but you, dean was a success for both ukraine and the european union committees. young. we wanted to discuss the question, do that because we every member does every member's state enough, in my opinion, um not all member states are doing enough german is doing a lot in the past. we mobilize the great support for ukraine. we have your mark more than 7000000000 euro dispersement appropriati