blocked. ukraine got their products to market, surround the world overland through europe, and the e. u wave tariffs on ukrainian goods to help but farmers, niece in europe complained that they were being left with mountains of unsold produce and that the availability of cheaper ukrainian grains damaged their business. poland normally a staunch ally of ukraine, even bond imports unilaterally leaving long lines of ukrainian trucks stuck at the border. in april, you cranes foreign ministry called the restrictions on its grain exports via the e. you quote, categorically, unacceptable. the agreement aims to let ukrainian agricultural products travel through the e u, but allow poland, romania, bulgaria, slovakia, and hungary to impose internal temporary restrictions on some grain. plus it gives the option to restrict more produce and future. at the same time, it lets ukrainian goods into the you without tariffs for another year, mr. to those success when you, i think this is a success for the european union that it was possible to reach a compromise solution and get out of this crisis which

at the same time, it lets ukrainian goods into the e u without tariffs for another year. miss as opposed to this one you. i think this is a success for the european union that it was possible to reach a compromise solution and get out of this crisis, which seemed to be potentially dangerous economically and also politically already the issue that compromise solution may get the trucks moving again and e u leaders hope it will maintain the image of a europe united in its support for ukraine. watching the dublin years, stephen business has more on the seizure 1st republic bank in business news right after a short break and of the more news at the top of the odd stay with us come have a v g t v. highlight you every week in your in box subscribe now that has to floated you do the full.

only apply to e u. member states. they do not apply to the countries. so for example, the ease taking a decision to stop buying energy from rush up with that allows countries like india to continue to do so. so now for example, at e, u, call exports to russia have declined by about some 80 percent of gross. so seeing that in the same period, con, exports to cause, i've done, has gone up by some 300 percent. so something's clearly going on in one can reach the reasonable conclusion that a lot of these costs going to cause upset and make their way of the board and so russia. so here you've got a situation where the you now looks to say, how do you clamp down on that? do you sanction, cause that's done as a country, or do you perhaps go to e, you call make his and prohibit them from exposing to cause much time. it gets even more complicated when you consider something like oil. india is perfectly entitled to buy oil from russia, but india also exports a refined products to the that could be based on that o

but she succeeded. alyssa was able to enter the e u to lithuania. she knows if her escape attempt had failed. she would likely be in prison by now. alyssa had been waiting under house arrest for the courts. verdict. the charges was serious, discrediting the russian army, and justifying terrorism. her crimes handing out and he wore flyers and condemning the war in ukraine in a private chat with her fellow university students. my. i would advise that was my protest with the dog and i chose the most harmless methods for it. well, at least that's what i thought. yeah, i don't agree with vladimir putin regime which instigated this war against ukrainians who are like brothers to us. radical of latin edward alyssa is one of the almost 20000 russians who have been punished for their anti war stance. the most prominent among them is opposition leader vladimir kara morsa, who strongly criticized putin and publicly denounced the war in ukraine. another russian was sentenced to 2 years in prison because his daughter drew an anti war picture like alyssa, he also

the issue that compromise solution may get the trucks leaving again and e u leaders, hope it will maintain the image of europe. united in its support for ukraine is look at the most doors making news around the world or south in the u. s. where regulators have taken control of the troubled 1st republic bank and struck a deal to sell his assets to j. p. morgan chase 1st republic had assets worth about $230000000000.00 more than a $100000000000.00 in deposits. it's the 2nd largest retail bank to fail in us history o t, as in it was becky's down have approved constitutional changes that will allow the president to remain in power until 2040 the government claim referendum. would also ushering human rights reforms. lateral officials, the change have been backed by 90 percent of voters. international observers say the vote lacked genuine political pluralism and competition. and the united nations has warned that the ongoing fighting incident could force more than 800000 people to flee the country. clashes have been reported in the capital har tune, despite an agreement between rival military fo

so the early of month over a non e u country joining up now with e. u. member states border and ukraine and then and ukrainian gray. and that's driving down the prices for local farmers. and all these countries is that this initiative was actually supposed to explicitly benefit mount over when the brag last november of having secured the so called solidarity leads, transport grain out of the complex down to so called world bread basket. ostensibly, to feed the pores countries in the world. the block explicitly said that the deal would benefit both ukraine and also mol, dover, and e. u led joint declaration at the time called the blogs, the creation of these agricultural transport lanes through eastern europe, a quote, indispensable link for defend relations with ukraine and the republic of mel dover, and essential to establishing a more stable connectivity with the e. u. in view of future accession, hey molto, but you want more of this. it's up for grabs. it all and so incredibly well that now mother was agriculture minister is putting his foot down on t

the agreement aims to let ukrainian agricultural products travel through the e. u bots allow poland, romania, bulgaria, slovakia, and hungary to impose internal temporary restrictions on some grain. plus it gives the option to restrict more produce and future. at the same time, it lets ukrainian goods into the you without tariffs for another year, mr. to those success when you, i think this is a success for the european union that it was possible to reach a compromise solution of and get out of this crisis, which seemed to be potentially dangerous economically. and also politically the ship that compromise solution may get the trucks leaving again and e, you leaders hope it will maintain the image of europe united in its support for ukraine. you're watching the dublin news coming up with just a few days to go until the coronation doc film takes a look at the life of britons, king charles making of a monarch coming up after the break. more well news at the top of the our website, of course is d w dot com follows on the socials as well at the top. the news is the han

u. s. history e gene carol has returned to the witness stand in her rape case against former u. s. president donald trump, the trial resumed after the judge denied a request by trump's lawyer for a miss trial due to the judges alleged bias. mr. trump is accused of raping miss carol in a department store dressing room back in 1096. or gary is chief prosecutor, had survived an assassination attempt unharmed. officials say that his convoy was in route to sophia when a bomb exploded by the side of the road. protesters of accused him of failing to tackle corruption. they've called for his resignation. the united nations top official, as you, dan says that the countries warring generals have agreed to send representatives to what could be potential negotiations. folk or parentis says that the talks could be held in saudi arabia, and that they would focus 1st on establishing a durable truce. clashes are still being reported in the capital cartoon, despite an agreement between rival military forces to extend a ceasefire. the united nation says that the violence is turning a humanitarian

that molder was pro e u administration. illegally obtained massive campaign funding. i talk about, oh, i beg you not to be hypocrites and talk about the billions you voted for. don't bring up back funding because i'm going to ask you how you got $2000000.00 from the care foundation. in the 2016 campaign, how you took money to 40 us and how you discussed financing the presidential campaign was sure, but a company present my sand. his little body has long been and he is receiving massive cash injections from you sources, particularly from germany, according to reported the classify, the you documents revealed by the newspaper, new europe, in claim that western sources have invested more than 2000000000 euros in moldova. since sun new formed her party 7 years ago, including tens of millions directly, specifically on her campaigns, we are directly from the silence parlour member who explained why western powers are so eager to pull their money into his country. but those remarks they are often store will master. the thing is in the more dove and government pos always accu

at the same time it lets ukrainian goods into the e u without tariffs for another year. miss as opposed to this one you. i think this is a success for the european union, but it was possible to reach a compromise solution and get out of this crisis which seemed to be potentially dangerous economically. and also politically. the issue that compromise solution may get the trucks leaving again and e u leaders, hope it will maintain the image of the year at united in its support for ukraine. we're here in germany, more than 3000000 people have signed up for a 49 euro flat rate, public transport ticket that covers the entire country. the germany ticket is valid for almost all forms of public transport. apart from long distance, inter city trains. that means buses, local and regional trains, subways metro systems. the ticket is intended to attract travelers away from using cars and it follows on from an experimental 9 euro. all you can ride ticket last year, which was very popular, but which officials said was simply too expensive for the government to support with subsidies.

we have, for example, in 2021. moreover, got 47000000 euros from the e. u to strengthen its defense. and a few days ago, they gave us $40000000.00 euros again to strengthen defense capabilities for mod over. this is huge. keeping in mind, we are a neutral country yet we already bought 19 german tanks and there are talks of buying modern air defenses and millions of dollars are in the 2023 budget in order to buy more battle suppliers. so all the opposition leaders are left with a question. what for? why all the constant drills with nato? why are the draft notices for reserves right now? they're doing military trainings. what is all this for? why did they block the opposition media channels and cracked down on russian language? why know george and ribbons because they want to repeat the ukrainian scenario. we're going down ukraine's path, or biggest fear, today's that moldova is not only politically resembling ukraine, but will also be in the conflict, especially when ukrainian leaders are asking us to get involved when i ask why, but it's apparent to destabi

and also politically the ship that compromise solution may get the trucks leaving again and e. u leaders, hope it will maintain the image of the year at united in its support for ukraine. we're here in germany, more than 3000000 people have signed up for a 49 euro flat rate, public transport ticket that covers the entire country. the germany ticket is valid for almost all forms of public transport. apart from long distance, inter city trains. that means buses, local and regional trains, subways metro systems. the ticket is intended to attract travelers away from using cars and it follows on from an experimental 9 euro. all you can ride ticket last year, which was very popular, but which official said was simply too expensive. for the government to support with subsidies and joining me now is john worth. he's an independent commentator on europe's railways. he joins me to night from a train station in the western german city of v, portales. john, it's good to see you again. this is a big day, i would say for any country really, i mean we're talking about you could buy one ticket a

and to make, after jury spent months, probably eating france for bathing b, e. u to classify as green, the nuclear power on which the french academy in industry to heavily rely. but despite all the problems that this member states are having and sticking to their green dyads, brussels really doesn't seem too interested in giving them a break. your other not only leaves the global transition to climate, you're probably 2 by 2050. but the year old has become the currency of choice for sustainable finance. the you and the republic of korea shed the ambition of a climate mutual future. the launch of our green partnership will help us towards that goal. we will now what can they converge in some key areas and deep and cooperation on strategic clean energy projects because it is good for our supply chains. good fall competitiveness. i'm good for the planet. growth model centered on fossil fuels is simply obsolete. and we need to be compromised our economies as quickly as possible. and this is exactly why we put forward on your team green deal. so as usual, it's pastorin

. countries and being held in e. u ports the foreign minister. so the block, the initiative, and the 1st deliveries to africa took 6 whole months. well, earlier. russia's company that different excuse me, was holding a folks with a burn these foreign minister. on monday, he was on the kenyan capital meeting with the nations leader and discussing a range of issues with the media conference off the woods. the foreign minister claimed by insisting on savanski is peace. formula of the west directly supports get this genocide against russians as pushing the thing about them. good evening, we talked about this in great detail today. there is no doubt that the key of regime has long since switched to open the terrace methods to do this. they use weapons that the west is pumping into the key of regime the west statement that the weapon supplied should not be used on the territory of the russian federation is another light. the conclusion is very simple. since the west insist that there is no other basis for resolving the ukrai

when all it really had to do was pass the green through the e u. r route to places like africa and asia. sounds simple enough, right? they still couldn't manage it. and now it looks like western europe is jealous, that these border countries actually got to take their train borders back from brussels control. and they're worried about the precedent that this could set in member states actually standing up for themselves in the future when brussels comes up with these bureaucratically driven hair grain policies that ultimately end up backfiring like this one did. now, can have states just standing out for themselves, right? because of that catches on. then there's a real risk of democracy breaking out in the you and we're talking about real democracy, not the i m democracy, brand democracy that the was always paddling sanchez and need to go through direct deposit was good to talk to. i love your insight on the so it's always good for you . i as a columbia, now the regionally data has confirmed the development of 8 train carriages full of grain betwe

when all it really had to do was pass the green through the e. u. r route to places like africa, nations, sounds simple enough, right? they still couldn't manage it. and now it looks like western europe is jealous, that these border countries actually got to take their train borders back from brussels control. and they're worried about the precedent that this could set in member states actually standing up for themselves in the future when brussels comes up with these bureaucratic, we've driven hair grain policies. the ultimately end up backfiring like this one did. now, can have states just standing out for themselves, right? because of that catches on, then there's a real risk of democracy breaking out in the you and we're talking about real democracy, not the i m democracy, brand democracy, that the was always paddling for thousands of police and gathered in tourism to provide security for a controversial annual march, why all the adults do is 8 months to capture the parts of the city by is where the forces, within 50 years ago or the it shows sc

when all it really had to do was pass the green through the e u. r. route to places like africa, nations sounds simple enough, right? they still couldn't manage it. and now it looks like western europe is jealous, that these border countries actually got to take their train borders back from brussels control. and they're worried about the precedent that this could set in member states actually standing up for themselves in the future when brussels comes up with these bureaucratically driven hair grain policies. the ultimately end up backfiring like this one did. now count have states just standing up for themselves, right? because of that catches on, then there's a real risk of democracy breaking out in the you and we're talking about real democracy, not to i end democracy, brand democracy, that the was always paddling around there and file and south africa's quit. so the nation of is focusing on presence around the photos and involving his freed this asset. jacob, zoom up. the lawyer for the full amount of coal. todd is again, this is the client f

the e. u. nato. the cause of the trip, as the momentous task has been set to defeat the wash on the battlefield and not to stop there, but to eliminate it as a jewel political competitor. and we'll start looking at the decisions that are being made today. and here she met at the g 7 summit and which i carved out to be the dual deterrence of china and russia. so mostly the western community ultimately discusses the development of scenarios for the dismemberment of our country. and your reality has emerged for everyone. and if we take global trends, then what is happening now? and ukraine, of course accelerates the transition to a multiple our world. washington use the ukranian crisis to consolidate it. scam, this consolidation resembles that total subordination of the will of everyone else goes at fault line has emerged between the collective west and the global south. the representative of one of the e u. countries refused to use the term global self, because in his opinion, it sends a signal that no

now addressing this problem is among the items high on the agenda as amazing of e. u agro cultural ministry is taking place in brussels today. he w correspondent, deck park is there and has been following the talks closely. jock, farmers in europe are ready under pressure on the summer. it has barely begun. what could they be in for in the coming months? or? yeah, it's looking like it's going to get much, much worse for them, kate. that's what we're hearing. and that's why the spanish, especially along with the portuguese, the friends and the italians, a ringing the alarm bell on this. they say that the european union needs to act collectively as soon as possible to deal with this. we know that throughout the summer it seems, but it seems to be continued low rain full. obviously we don't expect very much rain full in the summer, but it's also potentially predictive that that could be extreme heat waves like we've seen in previous years that can have a massive effect on the farm is as well. for instance, we've seen in portugal, they say that around 40 percent of the ag

it's not of happy families here and the e. u is on a big mission. it says to try and make polluters pay. so us claimant policies get more strict within the european union. there are fears of what's called carbon we kids and that's where it businesses would simply relocate carbon intensive production outside of the year, where there are less stringent policies in order to cut costs. so the european unit has hires new policies to try and call don't know, not by essentially making it more expensive to import carpet and types of goods. for example, cement still of that is raising a big bone of contention between these 2 sites. a charl. why is this so much of an issue for the indian government? oh, windows, really? wario said inside it is almost looking into is almost looking this, looking at this as a trade in value. in this point is that this law is, is going to increase the cost for india as exporters, and especially of exporters with energy intensive products. you know, there's, there's, there's, do you, there's a medium, the c meant that fertilizers

b, e u has turned around and use the same sort of line on india. but wallet, you tries to shake some more, cas free from india's pockets under the protecting game itself, or break either when it comes to its own climate change agenda. the largest group in the european parliament, the center right, european people's party is now threatening to pull permissions. green deal because they're worried about all the farming and food security risk is being undermined within each countries all. because the big brain brussels bureaucrats have become all done and they want the number of cattle drastically reduced the commissions green deal proposals or cutting production and making investments and secure products without realistic alternatives means a significant cut of the nature of duration. on the other hand means the cut of the land area used for forming together. they will make a big hole in delray diversity and farmers budgets and will endanger availability if you were being food and will increase inflation. that's government is obsessed with a here a to

uh the e. u is more important for cuba straight then other partners like russia and china, that was the both from a foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, during his visit to havana, that's just by criticism from active is claiming the eu has been supporting, longstanding us sanctions imposed on the caribbean island, the little thing i say to the medi minnesota in the european union is the lead. an investor in cuba, who invested in most include by the european restrictive measures of the embargo, which does not make things exactly easy. despite that, europe is the 1st investor on this island, where the 1st commercial partner were represent the 3rd part of its 4 and trade. we can look at those from the employers or export side, but it is clear that we are much more important than all the actors such as russia or china. several european and deals and activists have urge burrell to clarify his stance on the american sanctions against cuba. and to call for the lifting of the 60 year blockade, which ha

the e u and the republic of korea shed the ambition of a climate mutual future. the launch of our green partnership will help us towards that goal. we will now work on the convergence and key areas and deep and cooperation on strategic clean energy projects because it is good for our supply chain, skid fall, competitiveness, i'm good for the planet. the gross model, center on fossil fuels is simply to meet. we need to be compromised our economies as quickly as possible. and this is exactly why we put forward our 0 p green deal. so as usual, it's pastoring over pragmatism here in europe. pay for of course, by the endlessly put a fine european citizen for more than 3000 protesters are currently blocking the roads in the hague. and another lens, as part of the climate action groups demonstration against a fossil fuel subsidies and the devastation started around 7 days. ago in provincial cities, without service much in any 20 full, columbus has a day the netherlands along with other you countries about to end environment. so harmful subsidies by 2020, for governments

the agreement aims to let ukrainian agricultural products travel through the e. u butts allow poland, romania, bulgaria, slovakia, and hungary to impose internal temporary restrictions on some grain. plus it gives the option to restrict more produce and future. at the same time, it lets ukrainian goods into the you without tariffs for another year, mr. to those success when you, i think this is a success for the european union. but it was possible to reach a compromise solution and get out of this crisis which seemed to be potentially dangerous economically and also politically the ship that compromise solution may get the trucks leaving again and e u leaders, hope it will maintain the image of the year at united in the poor, full ukraine. for here in germany, more than 3000000 people have signed up for a 49 euro flat rate, public transport ticket that covers the entire country. the germany ticket is valid for almost all forms of public transport. apart from long distance, inter city trains, that means buses local and regional trains, subways metro systems. the tic

we've already passed a lot of regulations as a member of the e. u, even more than our neighbors. we're ahead of the americans, chinese or any other world's power. we have said goals 420502032 lower carbon emissions. and so on. i'm calling for a pause in regulations in europe. yeah, maybe a st obsession isn't the best idea when you use economic engine germany has just fallen into recession because it kind of itself off from cheap russian energy. so it's losing economically, obviously. but at least it's scoring big on the green front, right. well, only of coal can somehow be considered green. since germany is heavily reliant on coal now. and it still can't free itself to fire up its own nuclear plants though. that's probably a tough future and to make, after jury spent months, probably eating france for bathing b, e. u to classify as green, the nuclear power on which the french economy and industry heavily relied. but despite all the problems that this member states are having and sticking to their green dyads, brussels really doesn't seem too interested in giving them a break. you

of e u membership but it is pointing time to be honest talking. it does not have a need to join such a union 20 years ago. this was a request for the texas society, but today therapy is also feeling tight within itself. they have certain issues and problems in this regard as much of europe has to offer to keep the good afternoon from the russian capital. this is our to international with the latest world news updates. i'm here a isabel, it's great to have you with us. 6, ukrainian drones were down over the russian port, city of stuff, a stove overnight. local authority, say air defense system successfully destroyed some of the drones while others were down by electronic warfare equipment. no one was harmed in the attack. now this comes as russia forwarded a ukrainian attack on its worship. on wednesday, the ship was guarding the country. southern pipelines in the black sea, which supply energy to through kia russia's defense ministry set. it's black fleet destroyed 3 ukrainian marine drones. the tried to attack a russian ship, protecting the blue

the e u and the republic of korea shed the ambition of a climate mutual future. the launch of all green partnership will help us towards that goal. we will now work on the conventions in key areas and deep and cooperation on strategic clean energy projects because it is good for our supply chains. good fall competitiveness. i'm good for the planet. growth model centered on fossil fuels is simply obsolete and we need to be compromised our economies as quickly as possible. and this is exactly why we put forward our 0 p green deal. so as usual, it's pastoring over pragmatism here in europe, paid for of course, by the endlessly put a fine european citizen a more than a 3000 protesters have blocked the roads in the hague, in the netherlands as thoughts of the climate function groups demonstration against fossil fuels subsidies the devastation start to 7 days ago and potential cities for that's the best marching and a 24 kilometer the day. another longs the lens with other you countries about to end environments, the harmful subsidies by 2020, for governments. relief f

the block explicitly said that the deal would benefit both ukraine and also mol, dover, and e. u led joint declaration at the time called the blogs. the creation of these agricultural transport lanes drew eastern europe, a quote, indispensable link for defend relations with ukraine and the republic of mel doevema and essential to establishing a more stable connectivity with the e u in view of future accession. hey molto, but you want more of this? it's up for grabs. it all and so incredibly well. but now mother was agriculture minister, is putting his foot down on the initiative, saying that so much you creating grain is ending up in his country. as a result of this, you lead project, the local farmers are now concerned that there won't be any room to even stock their own harvest. well, you have another resounding success for the big brain, your products in brussels. what's even funnier, is that the most open president, my us and do was just saying back in february that she received documents from keir, suggesting that russia was going to destabilize. and although, well as it tur

so the irony of mazda over which, by the way, is a non e u country. now joining up with the e. u member states border and ukraine in dana, ukrainian grain that's driving down the prices for local farmers in all these countries. is that when the you brag last november of having secured the so called solidarity lanes to transport the grain out of the complex on, remember, we were told it's the world's bread basket. the zone is also insensitive. we feed the poor us countries and the block explicitly said that the deal would benefit both ukraine and also wait for it. mall dover, of the solid charity lanes have become an indispensable link for deepened relations with ukraine and the republic of bald over and are essential to establish a more stable connectivity with the you and view of future recession. it all was so incredibly well that now my bill was agriculture minister is putting his foot down on the initiative saying that so much ukrainian grand is ending up in his country as a result of this e u. lead projects that local farmers are concerned that there won't even be any room

the e u and the republic of korea shed the ambition of a climate mutual future. the launch of our green partnership will help us towards that goal. we will now work on the convergence and key areas and deep and cooperation on strategic clean energy projects because it is good for our supply chains. good fall competitiveness. i'm good for the planet. the gross model centers on fossil fuels is simply obsolete. we need to be compromised our economies as quickly as possible. and this is exactly why we put forward our 0 p green deal. so as usual, it's pastoring over pragmatism here in europe. pay for of course, by the endlessly put a fine european citizen the chinese foreign minister has hit bunk. it's a u. k. results calling for a security law and i'm calling to be scrubs accusing on that of interfering and the city is a fast and the government of the hong kong special administrative region has issued a press release for future in u. k. so called 6 monthly report on home home, nearly 26 years of the home comes return, the u. k still has some work and up from is colon

as in the case of fudge in tina, the e. u is more important for cuba. it's frayed that other partners like russia and china, that was the boast from e u. foreign policy chief joseph bureau during his visit to havana. that's the spike criticism from n g o's, claiming the eu has been supporting longstanding us sanctions imposed on the caribbean island. the slow, the remaining bit of sorting the european union is believed an investor in cuba, who invests the most include, but the european union, despite all limitations of the restrictive measures of the embargo, which does not makes things exactly easy. despite that, europe is the 1st investor on this island, where the 1st commercial partner were represent a 3rd part of its 4 and trade. we can look at those from the employers or expert side, but it is clear that we're a much more important than all the actors such as russia or china. several european n g o is have urge burrell to clarify his stance on the american sanctions against cuba and mediate the lifting of the blockade, which has been widely critici

entered a phase of acute confrontation to account with the aggressive tactics used by the usa, the e. u. a nate of the trip us the momentous task has been set to defeat the wash on the battlefield and not to stop there, but to eliminate it as a jewel political competitor. look at the decisions that are being made today in hiroshima, at the g 7 summit and which i've carved out to be the dual deterrence of china and russia. the western community ultimately discusses the development of scenarios for the dismemberment of our country. and your reality has emerged for everyone. and if we take global trends, then what is happening now in ukraine of course, accelerates the transition to a multiple our world. washington use the ukranian crisis to consolidate a scam. this consolidation resembles that total subordination of the will up everyone else goes at fault line has emerged between the collective west and the global south. the representative, if one of the e u countries refused to use the to global self because in his opinion, it sends a signal that not everyone is together with the west. th

so where it is a $600000.00 figure come from what can you split it into e u and non e u migration? a lot of it is, is known as you. and what we see is that, i'm sorry, another thing i think that that's quite important to note is that in the last 6 months, the numbers have been actually increased. but the increase that we seeing between the last really is 6 months ago in this one is that asylum seekers are not also included. and there are actually very small, talked about $70000.00 only. so about a quarter of the figure of the 600 thousands is people who are joining through a scale of labor roots move the old on a you internationals. because since breakfast is what we've seen, that it's in their boots, the premium skills labor from across the globe. right. and i do want to come back to break. so chris and ask you about the changes we've seen since breaks it. but let me come to you face and ask your thoughts about these net migration figures and why there's such political hostility in the u. k towards immigration. um, i kinda wish i could onto that question in terms of why the hosted

and he called the e u self preserving restrictions, quote, completely unacceptable. hey, you know, who's conspicuously absent from this latest announcement about the grain export deals extension by 2 months. the european union, before this deal was struck last year, originally, brussels would not shut up about how russia was weapon rising food by not letting the trade in drain out to market. and now that russia has agreed to extend the deal with ukraine, obviously being the big beneficiary of this thing. so far, brussels is nowhere to be found nowhere to be seen or heard on the subject. maybe it's because it doesn't fit the use unity narrative when 12, primarily western and european countries led by france, wrote a letter a few days ago, expressing their upset over the fact that the e u was allowing these 5 border countries, poland hungry. so back here, romania and both guerria to get a break from any ukranian grain having to be stored in their countries. here's a bit from the letter. the measures adopted on may 2nd by the commission without consulting other member s

the e u and the republic of korea chevy. ambition of a climb and mutual future. the launch of all green partnership will help us towards that goal. we will now work on the convergence in key areas and deep and cooperation on strategic clean energy projects because it is good for our supply chains. good fall competitiveness. i'm good for the planet. growth model, centered on fossil fuels is simply obsolete. we need to be compromised our economies as quickly as possible and this is exactly why we put forward on your team green deal. so as usual, it's pastoring over pragmatism here in europe, paid for of course, by the endlessly put a fine european citizen the chinese foreign ministry has hit back at a u. k. report calling for a security law in hong kong to be scrapped, accusing london of interfering in the cities affairs. the government of the hong kong special administrative region has issued a press release for fusing u k, so called 6 monthly report on home home. nearly 26 years of to home comes return, the u. k still has some would come out from is colonial drea