overall, the e u leadership is pleased about delivering measures in record time. but a proposal for a price cap on all the guests, the e u in ports was rejected and mid fears it could end up further restricting supplies. here's a reminder of the top news stories. this, our army officers and burkina faso have announced the overthrow of military leader pull on read the amoeba in the 2nd qu, this year, they say they've suspended the constitution and dissolved the government. a nightly curfew is now. in effect, russian president vladimir putin has declared for parts of occupied ukraine to be part of russia, claiming millions wanted to join the russian federation. western leaders have vibe to never recognize the illegal annexation. steve bursley will be here after a short break with tito. you business for me and the team here. burton, thanks for watching. take care. so you get to talk the next or ah, if you ever have to cover up a murder, the best way is to make it look like an accident. raring to you've never read a book like this literature list.

her address comes at a time when the e. u is looking for solutions to rising energy prices, including a proposal to tax winful energy company profits in order to assist those who need help sting won this winter. well, this isn't just an issue for europe, for look from the americas. we bring in yann's quarter at the new york stock exchange, either yann's, so talk to me about how big players an industry, heavy weights are over there. feel about china right now. while i mean overall, there clearly is a tendency to take some production production out of for china and bring it them somewhere else that had been a survey by the european union chamber of commerce and china recently actually showing that one and 4 companies, sir, are thinking of shifting a current of plants in westman some somewhere else referred from some big u. s. corporations, for example, google. they're considering bringing and part of the production for the new a pixel phone out of china. the same is true for apple was the i $4.14, but also the south korean, a c

all this means that russian visitors to the e. u who enter through land crossings in these neighboring states. because recall that direct flights between the you and russia have been suspended, are being singled out. these member states are violating the principle not to discriminate against people based on birth. and brussels. well, really doesn't seem to mind. apparently when it comes to russia, anything goes for the you. as long as the end justifies the means. those bolted countries have been proposing many of the unseen russian initiatives which require an overall e decision to be enacted. the editor in chief of the bolts news agency andre stoddick of says, however, that the bond has not been supported by all. it is a slow signal disaster. this is certainly a signal of disorganization and european foreign policy. collective responsibility and discrimination based on citizenship does not comply with european standards and principles. the you allows lot, fia lithuania and estonia to implement these restrictive measures independent

e. u is responsible for 29 percent of what we call the climate crisis in the united states. 40 percent. meanwhile, pakistan is responsible for less than 0.98 percent, an extra emissions. so yes, this is the global north should assist us financially, but it is not just that what is happening to in pakistan is an issue for all those . because this is, this can be the reality for the rest of the world. if we don't take the climate crisis fiercely, if we don't stop her emissions yesterday, and what is the flight? and what we're seeing in this extreme suffering can be your home, your family, your land in the next coming years. if we, if we don't stop our production of fossil fuel and power for a wake up call, we're seeing in pakistan, asia, sedate climate and human rights activist. thank you so much for your time. russia as president lottery. bruton has told an economic forum in bloody vol stock that sanctions against his country are a danger for the entire world. he also condemned moves by g 7

this comes as e u countries phase, a growing energy crisis as winter approaches. with him good evening, yoletta may putin struck a defiant tone at the economic form in vladivostok with you. he said any efforts to isolate his country with futile stressing that moscow now was looking to the east and iran for new opportunities. and not one to mince words. putin was straight up about what he thought of the west that sanctions against his country. i hear russia is coping with economic, financial, and technological aggression of the wesley's. i'm talking about aggression. there's no the word for political foreign currency exchanges and stock exchanges. i've stabilize you monthly or in the crazy that years with he said the sanctions were causing world wide instability and compromised europeans quality of life. economic crazy western governments began imposing sanctions on russia after invaded ukraine in february. since then, the european union has moved to cut its reliance on russian gas and oil causing energy prices to saw. the situation deteriorated further at the begi

instead of the russian or foreign energy price kept that some member states wanted, initially, it's e u companies, they're going to be paying the price for the e use ukraine policies so much for the western free market. i guess the commission also proposes a reduction across the block of electricity consumption by 10 percent until march 31st of steer and an obligation for member states to reduce use by 5 percent during peak hours. this ignores the fact that some countries have already cut their consumption like finland, for example, which is down by 50 percent already aren't natural gas consumption from january to august compared to the same period last year. overall, the whole speech was like a mix tape of the use greatest hit. she talked about expanding the block to include moldova, georgia and ukraine, when there's hardly enough cash to go around already. she may live noise about green and digital transitions, which just sounds like a pretext for taking more control over people's daily lives. she announced a new 3000000000 euro investment fund for energy hydrogen energy, while ignori

plus the e. u unveils plans to cap the price of russian gas to undercut moscow's ability to wage war on ukraine. vladimir putin hits back saying europe will 3, if it follows through. ah, hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. nato defense ministers and military officials morale, the world are gathering it today in germany. focusing on the defense of ukraine. at the ramstein air base, the u. s. secretary defense lloyd austin renewed the commitment of the ukraine defense contact group today of of critical military aid to sustain ukrainian forces for the long term among the issues to be tackled at ramstein are the training of ukrainian troops and the challenges of producing and restocking ammunition for western weapon systems used by ukrainian forces here somewhat austin had to say, and ladies and gentlemen of face, so the war is changing. and so is the mission of this contact group. we will work together to train ukraine's forces for the long haul. we work together to help integrate ukrai

and of course e u energy prices. so i will point by a recent poll that showed declining support for the sanction for demonstration. so for mac function noodle frank, to leave the in, you name again, wendell. so again, cindy rushing, which is the way finding has been waiting the various the decade has long wanted us to leave it that we can find it's actually connected to the energy complex. our energy, which has been destroyed by the mirror, again, freshening in serving a permanent syllable. then by the way we want to look for ways to reduce it. first of all, this is a demonstration for piecing ukraine. urine is also a demonstration for a patriotic cause because matri answer of awkward or throwing off the yoke of european union leader. so now they are talking about inflation associated with the energy crisis. reduction of heating to 19 degrees and other measures. are the consequences. make sure that our government has introduced us of an issue and i go to war against the sanctions of torture. we now are also against t

s. officials downplayed to the impact on the e. u, from the incident, even as against prices rise as europe prepared for winter. on tuesday, u. s. secretary of state, anthony rankin, however, noted washington's aspirations to end europe's dependence on russian energy and proposed the surgeon supplies of liquefied natural gas were working to continue to search. ellen g supplies to europe in cooperation with global partners, including, i mean a pacific towards noting that our own oral production is up by more than $500000.00 barrels per day. this year. our energy exports are up more than 20 percent since last year. in fact, we became the largest elegy supplier to the european union in the u. k. this year. sort reserve for my us marine corps intelligence officers as washington is responsible for the attack on the pipelines based on the clear statements, joe biden made about the u. s. shutting them down. i don't think sikorsky sat in on any meetings. i don't think sikorsky had any insider knowledge. i think of course you're just stating

the e u in ports was rejected and mid fears it could end up further restricting supplies. ah, now brazil is having 4 presidential elections this weekend, which 2 men with diametrically opposed ideologies will fight for control of the world's 4th largest democracy. right wing populist incumbent giant bowls and armies facing a strong challenge from a former brazilian present. leftist luthey nath yoletta silver, luna has a strong laid in the polls and could win outright in this 1st round of voting. take you to rio de janeiro for analysis in just a moment 1st. so here's a look at the candidates who bore though that's dark choice on the right and come at j or balsa narrow. who on the left? his challenger lewis ignacio to silver bowl. so narrow has ruled and campaigned as a guardian of traditional family values, famously macho. he enjoys strong support from brazil's many evan. jessica christians pulled up his time in office since 2019 has seen a sharp increase in the destruction of the amazon rain forest, which boston arrow sees as an under exploited resource. he dismissed the c

all this means that russian visitors to the e u who enter through land crossings in these neighboring states. because we call that direct flights between the you and russia have been suspended, are being singled out. these member states are violating the e principle, not to discriminate against people based on birth. and brussels. well, really doesn't seem to mind. apparently, when it comes to russia, anything goes for the you. as long as the end justifies the means. with us your panel today, we all the latest news from around the world. do you feel free to head over to all t dot com for more stories and analysis on peter scott's on the back again at the top of the hour. thank you for watching. ah ah, ah. a spoke with madison both both the models you need to do both with a a form already a a with her phone number here that we're to with when i was shown the wrong one, i just don't know if you have to shape out the same becomes the advocate and engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. i think i'm going to with this wi

but the use of these substances also has consequences in the e u. o my, the pesticides that europe cells come back to the market in the fruit, the juice, the coffee, the main europe is one of the biggest consumers of bristling products. this is a vicious cycle of poisoning in 2018. the european food safety authority examined the products imported from brazil to the e. u. about 7 percent had pesticide residues above the use approved limit. and 2019 letty samiribelle margie decided to publish her studies in europe. as a result, scandinavia, as largest organic product supermarket severed its trade ties with brazil, and bombarded g received threats. was the say, well, as english now offer english after i launched the english version of the atlas in europe, the intimidation and threat started school miss article. this is threatening e mails, warnings from colleagues and a break in at home. the more time passed, the more she feared for herself and her 2 sons. in early 2021 bombarded d left brazil and moved to belgium. she's now continuing her research in

they also told an feel gall met sabotaged the e. u has vowed retaliation for any attack on the energy network. the leaks are expected to last for at least another week. and only then can investigations begin . and while nod stream pipelines $1.00 and $2.00, and now out of action, there's a conflict brewing over the other major source of europe's gas from russia. this is the transit line through ukraine gas problem is threatening to sanction ukraine's state gas company nuff the gas because the ukrainians have been seeking arbitration to make gas from pay it's bill for transporting gas through ukraine to central europe. and that could result in gas from halting gas exports to europe through ukraine. just keeps getting worse, doesn't it alarm or as their car is an advisor to the ukrainian energy ministry and has been an advisor to the c e o. of the ukranian state gas company, she joins us from berlin. thanks for joining us. welcome to the w. this argument has had a much lower profile in the media. is it likely to end in this pipeline bei

so under the new rules, russians will have to pay more for a visa to visit e. u. 80 euro's instead of 35 processing could take up to 45 days as opposed to the current 10 to 15. and multiple entry visas will be tougher to get. the e has also said that it could ask for more documents from applicants. the question is, what kind of added information could they request? and this is where they risk betraying their own stated principles. because apparently the e considers that some russians are indeed more equal than others. but who exactly the e u will remain open to certain categories of russian visa applicants traveling for essential purposes, including notably family members of you, you citizens, journalists, dissidence and civil society representatives. so in other words, there's a political litmus test for you entry russian dissidence and civil society representatives who denounced their homeland and adhere to the you and western agenda will get a green light. it's not hard to imagine. that's what the e e was referring to when referencing the extra information tha

all this means that russian visitors to the e u who enter through land crossings in these neighboring states. because recall that direct flights between the you and russia have been suspended, are being singled out. these member states are violating the e principle, not to discriminate against people based on birth. and brussels. well, really doesn't seem to mind. apparently when it comes to russia, anything goes for the you. as long as the end justifies the means. ah, i'm a major publisher that's owens politico and business insider has cold for a been on chinese own social media platform, tick tock, citing the need to secure the privacy of his uses. tick tock should be banned in every democracy. we have at the moment, and now you've take with dealing with china, we hand over personal data to the chinese government. it is of course, a tool of espionage. usually words like democracy and ban. don't walk hand in hand. democracy is about the free exchange of ideas, a market place of interpretation, where the people get to make up their own decision, but not when countries like china come

overall, the e u leadership is pleased about delivering measures in record time. but a proposal for a price cap on all the guests, the e u in ports was rejected. and mid fears it could end up further restricting supplies or the take a look at some more news from around the world. and these 19 people have been killed in a suicide bombing at an education center in cobble dozens more were injured. after on police say, the attack came, a students were taking university a practice entrance exams. radio authorities of arrested 9 europeans, they say were involved in anti government demonstrations around blames foreign enemies. the process that have now entered the 3rd week and they were sparked by the deaf in police custody of a woman arrested for allegedly re preaching islamic dress codes rights groups. at least 50 people have been killed in clashes with security forces or canadian has made landfall again. this time in the state of south carolina. the storms already caused catastrophic damage in florida. at least 21 people are believed to have died . you as president jo

that's the knob of the fight between uganda, tanzania, and the e. u. on friday, the e u. parliament issued a statement saying they advise all companies as they quote us, linked to the east african crude oil pipeline project, to abandon all activities and to seize any production. now, the worries for the u parliament, as cited in the petition, ah, environmental, and linked to human rights abuses, they say detract us of the project. have been arbitrarily jailed and that an oil spill already from this underground project could infest among the many rivers connected to the great lakes region. and could be a detriment to millions of people who live in that area. hits more from the you, the european parliament calls for the you and the international community to exert maximum pressure on ugandan intensity and authorities as well as the project promoters and stakeholders to protect the environment. and to put an end to the extractive activities in protected and sensitive ecosystems, including the shores of lake albert, and commit to using the best available m

is li, the legal framework, so that should all e u countries agree to this price cap on oil that the laws would already be in place? and this is something now that e, u ambassadors, what we'll be discussing here at the end of this week. and i spoke to an official tonight who said that perhaps if all goes well, this entire package may be adopted by the time there's a, there's a summit next week. ok, thank you for that. terry r d w correspond to schultz in brussels. or the results of the so called referendums, held in for regions of ukraine are occupied by russia are in officials in store by moscow say between 87 and 99 percent of residents voted yes to be annexed by the russian federation. some separatist leaders of all ready, formerly requested incorporation, ukraine's president lansky says he will defend all his country's territory and force russian troops out of the occupied regions. the plaza don yeske, chris, the results of the so called referendum came in for the russian backed authorities . it was a day they'd been waiting for for years, visited us on the go. we were dreaming a

all this means that russian visitors to the e. u who enter through land crossings in these neighboring states. because recall that direct flights between the you and russia have been suspended, are being singled out. these member states are violating the e principle not to discriminate against people based on birth. and brussels. well, really doesn't seem to mind. apparently when it comes to russia, anything goes for the you. as long as the end justifies the means. in other news, queen elizabeth, the 2nd has passed away the british world from his residence in scotland after recurring health problems. she was 96 years old. dozens of people gathered near london's buckingham palace as news of her death spread and the british flag was lowered on all government buildings across the u. k. earlier this year the queen celebrated her platinum jubilee mock in 70 years on the throne. my oldest son has now become king king charles the 3rd. let's take a quick look at the legacy of queen elizabeth the 2nd british britons longest bowling monarch.

e. u parliament. emmy peas are very much under a pressure of from lobby's, actually many or any piece are low beast themself in reality, for different to industry or conglomerates on this is why are they decided to prioritize, prioritize over the, to, to a supporter. energy needs are for, for beka conglomerates of, or any of our needs, like your, of a crisis, like the food crisis. and then, i mean, we will see how that pans out more or throughout the next coming month when even the colder months are ahead. now i want to try in terms of subjective rushes, looking to sort of lift the sanctions of its fertilizers. i'm so it can support a lot of the african countries, but there seems to be a thinking issue for you and the wife. what do you make of it? where shall city lies all, sir? you member states or so need to them and do of the are some more material yours or strategy cure or products? but so you member states, you cannot avoid. and they, we live to do exception. so we've the sanctions ag

overall, the e u leadership is pleased about delivering measures in record time. but a proposal for a price cap on all the guests, the e u in ports was rejected and mid fears it could end up further restricting supplies. ah, now brazil is having 4 presidential elections this weekend, which 2 men with diametrically opposed ideologies will fight for control of the world's 4th largest democracy. right wing populist incumbent giant bowls and armies facing a strong challenge from a former brazilian present. leftist lewis, the nath yoletta silver, luna has a strong laid in the polls and could win outright in this 1st round of voting. take it to rio de janeiro for analysis in just a moment. first though, is a look at the candidates who bore those dark choice on the right and come at j or balsa narrow. who on the left, his challenger louis ignacio, the silver bowl. so narrow has ruled and campaigned as a guardian of traditional family values, famously macho. he enjoys strong support from brazil, many evan, jessica christians, it pulled up his time in office since 2019 has

the e u has vowed retaliation for any attack on the energy network. the leaks are expected to last for at least another week. and only then can investigations begin . under puck nielson is a military analyst at the royal danish defense college. in copenhagen, i asked him who would benefit from these attacks? well 1st i'd say, i think we have to be aware that this is apparently an attack that very deliberately is designed to look like sabotaged like nobody is trying to hide what is going on. so we have to look for somebody who would be interested in this to, to actually look like a sabotage attack, but also to not be clearly something that we can attribute to a particular actor. so it, so some said somebody wants us to be discussing this question exactly who, who could be behind this and who would benefit from all these different ideas and theories being grown around on social media. i think if we look at what has happened so far, we have had more instability on the energy markets in europe. more uncertainty about gas delivers. and then we have had a l

that's likely to put new pressure on the e. u to speed up plans to tap into energy revenues and the tax profits for some utilities, mission president or lavonne de line proposing yesterday that you members kept the revenues for some electricity generators and tax profits for fossil fuel companies . the 2 measures hope to raise 140000000000 euros. that money in turn would be used to offset higher energy costs faced by consumers or equipment boosters, director of the ego institute munich, and he joins me here for more clemens, obviously we know that some non gas utilities are prospering right now. as electricity prices rise, they don't have to pay for the gas. is this the right way to go about raising money and helping relieve consumers by tapping into these profits? it's a possible way to redistribute these revenues. i suppose the risk is this has to be designed in a way so that the energy suppliers do not cut their supply. also their energy in countries where they don't pay the tax. so this is tricky. the design is difficult and

the deal is believed to have not been agreed with e u. member states, as is the custom, but instead was discussed in private between vander leon and the company. in addition, it was agreed that pfizer doses would be delivered the following year after the main wave of vaccinations. the court also questioned the size of the supply while the use eastern states lacked vaccines altogether. most of the conservative daily podcast, jo ultman says that the commission's refusal to act openly is a clear sign of transgression. what i think happened is that they are exactly what they say they're fighting again. so come out, talk about corruption while you're actually in the midst committing that corruption . the lack of transparency is only done when you're trying to hide the mouthpiece. and yet they want to say that there's nothing to see here, and then they'll use the media and technology company in order to process the same problems that they face in the you that we face in the united states. we know there are back back room deals. we know that mos

her appeal to the e. u commission, as nobody minimal me to al monkwood ethics should come 1st and foremost above economic interest. if you can't sell something to others, that is forbidden in your country belt, though he needs to act ethically up to walk away. things are changing for germany in the future. the coalition government is planning to hold exports of pesticides that are not approved in the e u on the basis of protection of human health. similar measures are also being discussed at the e you level ah, ah, in brazil fund as citrus is researching biological past controllers to reduce the use of pesticides. among other things, they are breeding a species of wasp that feeds on one of the past. busy ah, who from this belief reduce about 100000 to maria a month ago and released them in the orange feels there in the citrus bell to look so paula with its research fullness. e true says it has already managed to cut down pesticide use by 50 per cent compared to 20 years ago. but doing without agro chemicals

the suspension must be approved by a majority of e. u. member states within 3 months. for more, let's cross over to d. w. corresponded terry sholtes in brussels. terry, some of this, as you know, is just not new. the european commission has been accusing hungarian prime minister victor or bon of dismantling democratic institutions for nearly a decade. so why this decision only now that's true, michael or bon is regularly accused of anti democratic behavior. and in this case, in particular of corruption in the way that his government uses you funds. and he, personally, he's accused of channeling the money to friends and family. in fact, the use anti fraud office investigated the use of hungary is you funds from 2015 to 2019 and found that 4 percent of that money did have irregularities attached. so the commission has been trying to get a handle on this when it comes to hungary for some years. and it did create a mechanism to do so. but hungary and poland predicting that it would be used against them, challenged this mechanism in court. and it was only earlier this year

that have caused you at e u energy prices to skyrocket. boyd, by a recent poll to show declining support for the sanction for demonstration code from the crowns removal from both b. u and nato against sanctions, against any rationing which is sanctioned from the war wage binding till nature has been waiting the various schools of decade. and i have long wanted to leave it that we can find sanction that connected with the energy complex. our energy, which has been destroy, finding up against rationally in serving a syllable. and by the way, we want to look for ways to reduce it. system ok, 0 servers of all this is a demonstration for peace in ukraine. urine is also a demonstration for a patriotic cause, because patriots are of, of all was, were throwing off the yoke of european union and needles. here. now they are talking about inflation associated with the energy crisis. reduction of heating to 19 degrees and other measures are the consequences of sanctions that our government has introduced us initially. we were against the sanctions. of course we now are also against the consequences

the e u has removed tariffs and quotas, but some european farm as a starting to complain. the cheaper ukrainian grain remains in that countries creating price competition among produces in romania, bulgaria, and other e u countries will gary and fama, alexander, the tier of urged european officials to stepping. i'm a term forts at the inflation started even before the war. then we observed such processing after the start of the military conflict, news problems with grain became much more serious, little to thought we would agree to help ukraine with the provision of transit corridors slowly. but their grain remaining here in bulgaria is totally ruining us . our expectations are that the bulgarian government, as well as the european commission, will take measures regarding this matter to protect both bulgarian and european consumers. because this is not only a problem in bulgaria. a policy is also said to be exacerbating food shortages in africa. russian president vladimir putin say that not enough grade is going to the world's poorest countries. just 2 of the 211 ships tha

if you're on the e. u, that is the message increasingly being convey to people in europe as government scramble to cut soaring energy barrels of gas prices in europe have retreated somewhat from record highs set last month. now this little drop followed by a statement that is by the euro. european commission, i should say that it was working on an emergency package. shoot directly, intervene and energy markets comparison before last year. the price had never exceeded $30.00 euro's per megawatt hour. my colleague as a unit o'neill he spoke earlier with austria's former top debra latin, got her take on this energy crisis. i cannot imagine that the europeans are going to do what they are currently doing because the stakes are so high. so that was my real inner conviction. now, 7 months later we see that they went even so the stakes are very high. it's irrational. but we have seen an irrational behavior long before february 24th, a indiana, you are accountable towards your electorate. so this will have to be d

o e u ministers have approved emergency matters to contain soaring energy costs across the continent. they include a tax on the profits of energy firms and a mandatory reduction in power use. during peak periods, energy prices have written sharply after russia cut natural gas supplies to europe in response to western sanctions over the war in ukraine. don't let the sunshine full europe is in crisis with energy prices, skyrocketing and inflation reaching record highs. the european union's energy ministers in brussels for an emergency meeting agreed to take 3 measures. the 1st will see all member states reduced by 10 percent. the amount of energy used during peak hours of the day measures 2 and 3 combined will allow governments in the e u to take a share of the profits and revenue energy companies are caching in. as prices go up . this will make billions of yours available to fund the support governments are providing their citizens to get through the winter. all measures remain mandatory, which ensures that they will also remain impactful. it is now crucial implementer the steps quickl

and from a political standpoint with the last thread, ensuring the energy independence of the e. u has been ruptured to do that. he energy crisis, european production has been hastily transferred to the u. s. as they are receiving top personnel, advanced technologies, production resources, good things that europe has been accumulating and developing for decades. the residents of europe have been left to face their problems alone. and across the ocean, no one cares that europe is in for a very dark, cold, and long winter in connection with these very simple and logical questions and want to ask the u. s. representative. can you confirm right now in this room that your country is not involved and has nothing to do with sabotaged colleagues? of course, we are not setting the goal of finding and naming the perpetrators today with security council is not a judicial body should not take on such task. with that is why russia advocates comprehensive investigation to sudden shed light on the true circumstances of the incident. we would be interested in hearing the views of our western colle

but i give sure here we're almost all of the green exported from ukraine is being sent to the e. u instead of to the world's poorest developing countries. only 2 out of $87.00 cargo ships were loaded under the u when world food program that is only 3 percent of all that grain going to developing countries. many european countries are now acting as colonizers once again, just like they did for decades and centuries in the past. the simply deceives of the developing countries once more and are still deceiving them at this very moment . that the western media hit back to 10 statements accusing russia of trying to jeopardize the international deal on grain exports from ukraine. canadian journalist of abolish, as such, claims don't hold water as moscow was instrumental in brokering the deal. it's always blame russia, isn't it? so, i mean, the, the basic answers they benefit from, again, trying to accuse russia of committing some sort of war crime or the crime of preventing you from export in grains. and it's, this is consistent in the west patterns, over the years is to blame russia for

all right, so now the e. u is working on a price comp for russian gas are all member states on the same page, there no way to know the thing. so unfortunately that was a brilliant idea. provided there is no capitalism but socialism or communism in the europe. and the well contrast between the buyers and sellers do not exist. i cannot understand how well any regulator is bought. the of the you can change the terms of commercial contract between the seller and buyer. so i think it does not go into work. all right, so this is a good idea, you say, but in practice it would not work in, in europe if we, if there were price counts either on gas or oil and why are we doing this? well, i'm afraid that this is just the rhetoric and, oh, well, good intel selzer without any phone dish in the, in the any practical misers, it would be much more efficient to continue no of these same shouts which are proscribed in the package. number $60.00 sanctions against russia, which is a default embargo on imports of russian crude oil

t done as people's republic. staying with the weekly, the hungarian prime minister has compared to e. u. unseat russia. sanctions to energy midgets imposing sanctions on an energy giant. that's as the u parliament earlier stated that hungry can be considered a full democracy. artie contributes a rachel marston, takes us through the details. european leaders haven't stopped talking about how much they want ukraine in the u. and how keith is virtually the embodiment of european values. just this week. you commission president ursula vander line said during his swing, to keep that quote, the essential process is well on track. it's impressive to see the speed, the determination, the preciseness with which you are progressing. she also said that ukraine needs quote more business, more income through the you were talking here about the country recently considered to be the 2nd most corrupt in europe and rank 122nd out of the 180 countries on transparency internationals, corruption index on par with zambia, galvan and mexico. now compared that posture with the e parliament's motion approved t

p says nato and the e. u must keep a close eye on his prison air dorm nature and the european union must ask themselves how long they will let the other one dance around. and then notice nature. never turkeys doing more to circumvent european sanctions and russia than china are due on post the brakes on finland and sweden join in nato. and now he wants to join the s c o together with iran. it is time for a robust turkey policy. said he is currently considered to what's called a dialogue partner. the organization here of info visions have been consented to. he has been leaning away from worse and influence in recent years as it builds it eastern ties. we heard from the use of a lot of turkish broke horses. he has, he will, who says the pressure on turkey is having unintended consequences lose you. why do you need to get permission to partake in multilateral diplomacy or improve relations with countries that the you find uncomfortable when we look at the actions are taken by the you taken by the united states t

i asked, is there any one in the government who thinks of traveling to the e. u for a group of people is no longer a human rights. finished journalist janice put cannon says that these restrictive measures have a different aim thus to provoke moscow to close its borders for westerners and build a new iron curtain. corso is against all these principles. what we have heard over and over over again since last decade that there is a human rights, we need to keep our borders open. welcome, or if we choose and so on. and suddenly when we are talking about russia, it's no international obligation. suddenly doesn't stand totally different, the gender going on with the russian and russian population. it's a pro cation for russia to close its borders from the western people. because russia doesn't have anything to hide. and russia could offer people safety, warm, decent life. and when people come to russia, they would see the truth. and that is what the global is our cradle. i suppose speaking luck with the people and politicians from the boarder regence of finland, and to