e. o. of the european businesses association. in the end of pragmatism prevailed. it also showed that the interests of different stakeholders need to be taken into account. there is no sense in insisting on a, on one perspective and denying a to the fact that others view a project differently. you need to sit together. so it also showed the need for international cooperation the, the fact that now the stalemate has been overcome and that we have avoided for a complete blockage of the project is actually very good news. as europe, as soon as association of european businesses, we've also always been very clear that we are against the application of sanctions, especially in an extra territorial perspective that we think this is a purely commercial project. and we also think that the european energy security, something that should be decided in europe natural gas has an actually tremendous role to play as a transition shoe. we are here talking now about the traditional fuel makes that we need to move away from and move to greener energy sources. but there is also a wa

e. o. of south africa's world compton. 2010. all right, so danny, thanks for joining us now. we were talking a little bit about some of the concerns. the stress this might put on players. the stress it might put on host. why do associations in africa and asia have a different perspective than those in south america? and europe? are our african associations, for example, not worried about these issues? no, on the contrary i say are those are your issues are we must look at what is the cause of those overload on the players and where does it come from? does it come from africa competitions? no. does it come from after bob competitions? no. well, sometimes it comes from the very people are called play of the all the look i'm your now if you look at are all the competition in the different concentration, the highest number of competitions you will find in europe. you a highest where it is 3 competitions now, when in 2018, there was a proposal for a look up every 2 years. there was no objection from europe on the same point that the overload on the players. now we don't then expect

these been like if we lot bumped is building after al july tower was demolished, the president and c e o of the associated press news agency spoke to the media. we are shocked and horrified that the railway military would target and destroy the building housing, a piece, bureau, and other news organizations in garza. they've long known the location of our bureau and new journalists were there. ah, as we thrust were proof of the allegations that a mass was inside that same building as the apn out of the or a bureaus. let me bring in the ac is top editor sally busby. were you ever informed before yesterday that i'm off? might be operating there in the building. now we've heard the israeli say they have evidence. we don't know what that evidence is. we think it is appropriate at this point for there to be an independent law at what happened yesterday, an independent investigation into what happened yesterday. let alone one with the head of kristen is small chrisman. i'm was selling my department of so critical and safety just for the shock and dodie that he thought, holla and helen and me and

e. o. of ross neff who said that what we're seeing with this energy crisis is that it's already impacting other industries, not just here in europe, but world wide as well. and he said that without an this, i've been looked at properly. if there were wrong decision was taken, this shows us the kind of impact the massive impact that they can have or she is assuaged on the rush, is helping to solve the energy crisis, giving a stable supply of gas to europe and fulfilling all contractual obligations. this year has shown that the wrong decisions over climate policies can lead to serious consequences for the entire world economy and society. it seems that in some cases, advocates of an early move away from fossil fuels ignore the risks of imminent market imbalance. energy projects. a long term and the choices we make now will determine the future, the global energy sector for a decade to carnival. but there were also calls for those from the oil and gas industry to be involved, to have more involve

but according to the c, e o of amplify, the company wasn't aware of the spill until it saw a sheen on the water at 8 o 9 a. m. we're, we're not aware of any spell until 8 and i am one sided, one i promised you. if we were way or something on friday night, we, i promise you, we would have immediately stopped all operations and move forward. while the spill is not as large as initially thought close to residents are outraged. it's a catastrophe. i mean, it happens all the time again, you know, over and over again. there's a lot to be, should do about it. i'm. i don't understand why nobody came. so 10, so with those pipeline, so they didn't even know whose pipeline and more to begin with. well, this bill has killed a good amount of wildlife. dozens of birds and other creatures were rescued. at least 2 birds have been released back into their original habitat. the district attorney maintains that amplify failed to act and is now calling for them to move out of this building. reporting for news issues and hospice suites are t most senators have a red line, but synergy mansion actually has

larry maggie is c e o of connect safely dot org. that's an internet safety privacy and security organization. he's, as facebook has an immense amount of responsibility. if you go back to the original motivation of keeping people engaged, that's not a bad thing. i can't think of a single media organization that doesn't try to make its content compelling to people's that they remain tuned in. that's what the nature of media is. and that's how you get eyeballs on to advertising. so it's definitely part of their business model and nothing, nothing is, you know, surreptitious or evil about the intention of but the reaction, the way in which it's unintended consequence of the cause harm is something that facebook's people have been debating. and i think it's why these documents exist, because there are people at facebook who are very uncomfortable about what they've created. and the problem with social media, if you don't have the editors and reporters like yourself, who are professionally bound to respect accuracy, you've got billions of

to rebecca because we have a video common that came in from a lauren mcdonald who confronted the c e. o of shell famously, infamously, perhaps at a ted events where things unraveled on stage. take a listen to what she said. green washing is so dangerous because it starts people from realizing that these big pollution companies do not have our best interest at heart. and we need to fully understand this problem to be able to tackle it. we need to really understand that these companies have no intention of helping to create a just society. if they did, they wouldn't be continuing to coil over the ground, pollute our world. we need to take the power away from oil companies, especially to be able to advertise their lives. does rebecca, what is, what is your reaction to that? yeah, i just think of the overlap of how closely related misinformation is to greenwashing and how important it is to have journalism into have scientists and academics like jeffrey and putting the word out there and. and taking that close look at language and, and just to give an example of how important language is and h

there was also a pick up on that friend from the president and the c e o of rosner warned that the energy crisis at the moment is impacting other industries too. and he said that the shows that the wrong decision can have a major impact. or she is assuaged on russia's helping to solve the energy crisis, giving a stable supply of gas to europe, and fulfilling all contractual obligations this year has shown that the wrong decisions over climate policies can lead to serious consequences for the entire world economy and society. it seems that in some cases, advocates of an early move away from fossil fuels ignore the risks of imminent market imbalance. energy projects, a long term and the choices we make now will determine the future, the global energy sector for a decade to come. there was a cause for the oil and the gas industry to be much more involved in the discussions. home is transition saying you may not like it, but all actors need to be involved. and the people in the meantime will have to change how they use their electricity. there was also a warning that this transition to the gr

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i will give you some statistics in the 1st 3 months of e. p. p. o. we already processed more than 1700 crime reports. we started 3 more than $300.00 investigations and many more are still under the evaluation. and there is already an estimated damage to the budget of point, a 4500000000 euros in those activity that are under our investigation. so only in 3 months we discover damage is that more than a 4 and a half 1000000000 euros, but we have a very small budget. so this is why i said, if we want the tiger or if you want the pipe r p, this is that in the end the politicians should decide. and me as a european cheese prosecutor, my duty is to underline what we need to ask for the budget to explain why we need the budget. but in the end, the politicians are those who the side and hall should have this responsibility to decide what a p p, o should be a strongest tuition or just another institution are in you. now let me just read you a quote from one of the german green m e p. daniel from there of in commission the commission is, has so far not been ser

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can corporate with our colleagues, our prosecutor colleagues from dismembered states inside of the e. p. p. o may be our activity will convince them that they should, they should join. but the hunger injustice may say unit vargas said it's a question of sovereignty. clearly, you're ruffling some feathers. well, as i said, the e p. p. o, it's a single supranational authority. and so there is no obligation for the member states to be in, but if they are in they, they should. org and they should do everything that is necessary for e p. o to be to be efficient. so i cannot comment on the, the corporation of the minister of justice from hungary, european public prosecutor laura cover sheet. thank you very much for talking to al jazeera. ok. thank you very much for the interview. ah, canada is approaching a tipping point in the lead up to the coff $26.00 climate summit al jazeera showcase is program dedicated to one veiling the realities of the climate. to my 2 witnesses green's films documenting the human experience on the front line planet at the west report from greenland on how the rapid rate o

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when didn't been, well, of course both feel equal, the vanishing. but the violence took a new turn. the o e s stepped up, it's a time to try and sabotage the if ya courts. the goal is government, however, would not tolerate the o s violence and on the 26th of march, 1962 shooting broke out on the streets about is the french army fired on o? yes. supportive o. 80 o s support has died in these clashes with french police for the colonial settlers in algeria. it was a very deep wound indeed. they finally realize that they no longer belonged in the new algeria. lou algerian independence was not simply the end of a political iraq on a human level. the lives of many thousands of people were turned upside down. ah, the corona virus has been indiscriminately selected as victims. it's devastating effects of plague, every corner of the globe, transcending class creed and color. but in britain, a disproportionately high percentage of the fallen have been black or brown skinned . the big picture traces the economic disparities and institutional racism that a seem united kingdom fail. it citizens, britai

gas price, sergio spain has said the european commission should negotiate gas contracts on behalf of o e u. member states that instead of the present system of individual nations, the green contract, the proposal government is making is that the you commission negotiates on behalf of all 27 members states. what we propose is a strength and co operation. however, not everyone's happy with the traits proposal with critic saying it encroaches on this sovereignty of national states. alternative for germany party emma p guna back belize. this scheme would run counter to the use own current roles. it clearly contravene article $194.00 of the eel treaties. there is a very bad habit on the part of the war. institutions themselves, as well as many benefit states to disregard its own goal. they think their national interest justifies a breach of the treaty. they don't hesitate to ask others, disregard the treaty. now as a purely hypothetical scenario, if the treaty didn't dis allied would i support this proposal? what it depends on the perspective isn't necessarily sensible for a country to shy it

e p. p. o, and there are 5 countries in this relation. now laura, one of the things, the european union across the board has been accused of is layers and layers of bureaucracy and paper work and strings, basically to trying to anything done. now your job for financial fraud means that you're going to have a lot more oversight than say, other bureaus or do you think you have a direct connection enough to be able to investigate thoroughly and quickly? well, as i said, we are a single prosecutor office and what is so interesting about the p p. o is the fact that we are very flexible, structured. so we have the ability to investigate cross borders, criminality in 22 member states of the u without cumbersome or to a legal assistance. formality. we have immediate access to all the information in the case is registered in 22 member states. and we, we are in a unique position to establish connections between case is in different member states. and maybe it's better to give you an example. so recently we have a case in one of our case with the for so called system

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