that's called the e u i. e u, how are you today? i'm busy right now. i'm having breakfast, that's not the way it works. this is a metaphorical person of the you. so he was implying a we must have concern with the leaders of the you. they're not going to be happy with it. at that point, she came out with the truth. i'm in new york on the these people work for me. they are, these people are our food, these people, this is how we eat. this is how we survive. they do not have the authority. just talk back to us. so at the e you didn't really need f, b, e, u as a cotton it, it meant f. the idea that we would allow these people do have some input into our policies. jeffery, in a way she was saying to buy that to jeffrey, but if you shut up, what are you doing? implying that i should be listening to these people? they are nothing. once we get this pipeline blown up, we're going to steal all their money and they're going to be a proffers, why should i care? it ain't gonna work out well for the, okay. they're part of the equation here. that's when it gets knock

we see the jungle spending a lot of money for, for e u. international organizations and so on, and always is running around the world with a huge journey showings, a good journey showing the, the, the is a german, you spends money for all good things in the world in germany that says, that would save the world. now this is one of the, one of all the requests from all parties that is to be actually going to need if the e u is not changing drastically, that we might need to use the us system. because the, the disadvantages of you for journey of much bigger than the advantages because we spend a lot of money in, into the you, that we don't get all that much, that it'd be losing influence me losing national control. every single is going to to, to brussel this we're going from from versus more more people that own nation use control over their own fate. the, the us national debt has grown by $275000000000.00 in one day. that's according to the countries treasury department. that's figure just for a little bit of context succeeds, the total rus

made up of 27 countries, extending right across the continent. ukraine shares of border with several e u member states. ukraine is possible membership of the you is one of the discussion points at a summit of the european political community that's taking place in the spanish city of grenada. from where sonya go, you go reports the 1st day is the announcement of the arrival of the ukrainian president followed him. is the lensky is assigned that the issue of ukraine and its place among europe is very much at the center of these talks as well. course there are other issues such as migration, but the ongoing role in ukraine is certainly one of the topics that is being discuss it normally. also in connection with the enlargement of the european union subject that has been discussed quite a bit alongside with allowing moldova and georgia and expanded version of the european union. now there are number of issues at risk. a not mention of course, there all the security issues, while european leaders, the leaders of the european union, have expected to continue that support the ukraine and the w

it is the 1st time that the blocks foreign ministers council has met outside the borders of the e. u. also coming up, the united nations team arrived in the bar, no cover box to monitor the situation. for nearly the entire our medium population of the territory has already flood. as the swedish academy awards this year's nobel prize for medicine to, to scientists, to enabled to be effective developments of m r n. a vaccine against cubic 19 the upstair kelly. welcome to the program. european union. foreign ministers are in t for a historic meeting of the blocks for an affairs council. it is the 1st time that the body has met outside of the borders of the you. their main aim is to demonstrate that support for ukraine remain strong. despite the victory of a pro russian candidate in the weekend elections. in slovakia, ukraine's foreign minister was quick to underscore the unprecedented nature of the trip to keys by as you counter parts a meeting can be in by e. u foreign policy chief joseph. but as you then because of the cost on foreign affairs, thomasville, c, outside scores, borders a

but there is one, a glaring exception to this trends liquefied natural gas or l n g, which the e u has been enforcing in record volumes from russia to don't use duct power report as an embarrassing sight to the e. u. the block is russia's biggest customer of liquefied natural gas buying over half of the country supply and the 1st 7 months of the year. that's with over 5000000000. yours potentially sustaining the kremlin small chest for rush rates means that european union and countries which basically are purchasing a russian gas. basically they are helping to finance of russia budget. and at the same moment the finance rushes, aggression and, and, and, and war against you. great island g is natural gas, which is being turned into a liquid form to be transported around the world in ships. rather than dime pipelines. it's $600.00 times small, the in volume. most of the russian l. n g entering your of and says ports in belgium funds in spain. but it doesn't all stay in your at the cargo is moved from washington either to another shape or to a storage side in the border. and then it is sa

so i wasn't sure what tens valencia expect from this meeting of e u a non e u. european leaders, as he hopes to rally more support a while he is here in grenada to show up here of support for his country at a very crucial moment. because of course, fears on crowing. that for instance, that you asked investing policies. politics could disrupt to the countries a close to ukraine and to europe. so you need to also looks a bit freights on around the edges. so that is quite important for the landscape to be here. and she also told us that was his country needs right now. for the upcoming winter, our air defense system. so that is also something that might be on the agenda. we know that germany has already signal they would be ready to provide you quinn with with more or a defense system. ukraine is also hoping to get to germany's taurus cruise missiles . that's a, that is rather unlikely to happen very soon because at it seems the drum and come government is concerned that those midsize could be a, use it to target rich linking russia and crimea. lots of is key will be speaking with the ger

what the shuttle do used to be unimportant stuff going on. natural gas due to the e. u. of course, it's changed so dramatically between 20212022 bucks to what we know. $500.00 gas shrunk. and all this amount was able to compensate it was set the next best buy. and then she know, of course, you might say why we did buy a and she at the end of the case or to the needs of the local market. and the difference between images and my thought is that you can get it from different sources, but you have to dig into cost duration. what is available out there. it's not easy to open the top and close the top and establish some the ship and then she to a market. so most of energy that use to trade it today. it's usually constructed between the producer and the customer for many years to cause up to about 15 years or 20 years. there's a smaller proportion of energy that this trade without this number to the contract . so the cost spots and she and fuel may or didn't have, that's for energy at the u. s. as the main wants, but very few around the engine i shot is stepping is to take adva

represented in both of these big initiatives and particularly important to say that they include some e u countries. for example, the home during prime minister victoria yvonne was about me to get china. i'm was picture shaking hands of flooding or preaching, which has really caused a bit of a stir here in brussels, of course that you has as, as slots a slew of sanctions on brush over its invasion of ukraine. so the geopolitics around all of this, very clear to see both here, approximately summit, of course, also in china when it comes to belt and roads initiative. and these 2 rival schemes are, is impacted in brussels for us. thank you very much. i this let's take a look at some of the other global business stories that are making the news. european central bank is broken in the streak of interest rates. rise is keeping them on hold for the 1st time since july 20, 2210 interest rate hikes in a row merit of the central banks around the world. and with design to cub inflation, which is more than ha, in the past year, the us economy heated up in the 3rd quarter of this year with gdc gravita

e. u foreigner preventative, does that bro arrive today go, he assured your crime that the long term support from the european union will continue the business, of course, happening just a few days after the 1st uh, defense for them that you great. now good, nice here and kids as well and for your train, of course, the most important issue is the for the military support from the european union as well. so this will definitely be the issue here during, during those that council meeting. another important issue is the ukrainian expiration to be in one day member of the european union. we stalks about a beginning, they negotiations later this. yeah. now we'll definitely be on the agenda. and this meeting is um, what, or at least it looks like it has been somehow overshadowed by the events in the united states. when the support for ukraine is not stable at this moment and into the voc, every well a pro russian party has won the problem into the election. and of course, one more thing. maybe t

onto the, in response to the militant, palestinian group of mazda is attack on is l sweden and the e u y, reviewing their non humanitarian aid to palestinians. well, accusations are flying about a so called double standard in the west actions in the middle east. and ukraine shouldn't have any double standards. we should define the same standards when it comes to atrocities committed my guess this week on conflicts on a swedish foreign minister, toby is still strong. he joins me from stockholm as the, the environment of gauze that intensifies how concerned is he that the conflict could spread in the regions.

so at the e you didn't really need f, b, e, u as a cotton it, it meant f. the idea that we would allow these people do have some input into our policies. jeffery, in a way she was saying to buy to, to, to jeffrey. but if you shut up, what are you doing implying that i should be listening to these people? they are nothing. once we get this pipeline blown up, we're going to steal all their money and they're going to be a problem as to why should i care? it ain't gonna work out well for the okay, they're part of the equation here. that's when it gets knocked into the ground. so why should i have any concern for people who i'm going to rob blind as soon as i am able to enact my plan? that's the way i, i see it. yeah. so what, what does that audio, expos about democracy in the you are, or even ukraine? a? well, it exposes that there is no democracy in ukraine. there is no democracy in the u. these are vassal states. i've put it like this, and i'll a, make it clear what i'm saying. the way i do you, ukraine is i view ukraine as a glove. and here's what i mean. wh

what specifically does the e u. c. and as a by john, as a supplier of energy, this is just all new to the, you know, cause i did it. yes. so as long as i also was to someone's the mom was. busy at the you doesn't even list as a by john, as an adventure, individual gas supplier so far because the quantities are in big enough. how important is this country to the you now and how important is going to be in the future? and as i said before. ready the all this is when the yes and now we're in this area as a so the nation strategies are there for sanctions or mere political pressure coming from the executive side. is that less likely to happen because the, these decisions will have to be agreed on unanimously, and countries in the south of the you like italy, for example. don't want to miss out on these energy deliveries as the easy. yes. as a all these all these one we a whole line. so nice. it's nice to me as a result. so sometimes use some, some of these, these are uh you said that uh, existing infrastructure. uh it coul

because i mean the e. u is the biggest single donor of a to palestinians as well. from your perspective, i don't see that happening. i think that they just important then i think that those are actually majority of will. so a in the counseling favor with this, i was of, we have to understand that that, you know, undermining the credibility of out of standard authority. it would be a dangerous thing that would actually help a mouse and assignment to you how to gain support this in the, the, the independent same kind of style in both the west bank and gaza. and that's would be the be, is really dangerous. when we look at the overall annual approach so far, um, what we have seen is disunity and confusion on display. first, there was a statement that the you said it's suspended, it's a to palestinians in response to the attack on israel by him, off. that statement was reversed. soon thereafter. isn't it a bit embarrassing in the middle of a crisis like this? i think it was. we have to separate the shows, so it is glad to hear about that. the statement goes to premature

if a decision is made to open form on the go sions for ukraine to join the e u. how politically fraught will that process be? well the, there's probably be definitely the better one of them to, for a point to go to implications. so obviously there is a future level consideration to be made because it's not so easy for account free any country to be part of the european union. so there are a bunch of for my procedures to be taken into account of the same time that they're also going to go to consider restaurants because the us always try to expand its boulder. so for strengthening security and for a building, a list of peaceful enables us for sure. it will be a very complicated process which will require a big consensus. and these are the member states so beautifully. and this is probably the most problematic. think elena, ukraine got the candidate status in 2022. that's a process that has taken a lot longer for other countries on the waiting list. ukraine essentially jump the q. i want to ask you 1st. if that is fair. and i also want to ask you from your vantage

joseph burrell, the e. u foreign policy chief, making it clear, saying that once again, re committing a point that has made before that ukraine's future is in the e u. and that the russian war and ukraine is an existential threat and not just the ukraine, but to all of europe. the sciences capital inquiry co, andrew bice men had been awarded the 2023 nobel prize, the medicine they received the award for their research that led directly to the 1st m, r, and a vaccines to flight. cobit 19, at least 13000000000 doses of corona vaccines have been administered around the world. the nobel assembly apparently excuse to, to, to tests today decided toward the 2023 and nobel prize st. fishy all in your mouth, this in jointly to captain in carry co. andrew weiss, man for their discoveries concerning nuclear aside based modifications that enabled the development of effective m or in a vaccines against co, with 19 a huge fire has in goals to be security director of building and the city of a smile. yeah, in northeastern e

actually, we have to look at this again from an e. u and from a native perspective, i mean we have, we have a neighboring company, no way. who has guess be it's an oil field space and see whether under was a k, besides sense calling me. and i think that we have to understand that this is also a new type of time which we are living in. and the attitude of michael monthly is that we need more corporation was unable small corporation with the nato allies in order to, to counter. and this, and that's because of course, the, the more access that capability is when it comes to web. so they situations underwood so and then luckily sweden has good capability. so ready. we also would like to see more cooperation of physical space and look at something which is going to a way we can see. but this would be a truly be a very dangerous to to us. both for adversaries to use against. com is like sweden . so when you, i'm seeing that in this case and feelings, foreign minister said the to undersea his legs have probably been damaged on purpose. do you

the trend looks like it is set to continue this year, while the e. u is now the biggest destination for as a by johns gas exports. the country only accounts for around 3 percent of the blocks gas needs. let's take a closer look at the story with the color milligram. she is head of the gas division of the control, which is oscar u. s. government regulator for electricity and natural gas markets. welcome to the w. what specifically does the e u. c. and as a by john, as a supplier of energy? yes, we just need to do that. yes. so also was to sort of, mom was. busy at the you doesn't even list as a by john, as an adventure, individual gas supplier so far because the quantities are in big enough. how important is this country to the you now and how important is going to be in the future? i was originally so because you should see the us and as i said before, the be all this is the yes. and there are some is where it is as a. so the cation strategies are therefore, sanctions or mere political pressure coming from the executive side. is that less likely to hap

in slovakia, the country on the edge of the e. u has a link to the new parliament off to a tour of your land. and polarizing campaign, in which pro russian propaganda played a major role watched as mean for the rest of europe and for elections and other e u countries. and why does it seem so easy for russia to undermine europe's confidence in democracy? the this is ronald not talk to a small town in eastern slovakia. is just an hours drive from the border with ukraine where russia is waging its war. nowhere has to slow back in election, been for more fiercely then in provinces like this. today, the extreme rise republican party is holding a rally, hand out chocolate to the public. along with lots of anti western propaganda, milan, missouri. i can send you a property alone, a koreans against the european union, nato, and the americans pensioners can't afford to feed their apartments. young families are fleeing abroad because they can't make a living here. and we're feeding american soldiers make going to be met ahmed. it is a message

relatively low, but things aren't changing fast. decades old cars generally imported illegally from e. u. r no, a common slice on the roads aging. second hand cars are still chugging along the roads of albania. officially e u emission standards requirements prohibit the in portable vehicles, but that doesn't stop agent 2nd hand cards i'm taking to the streets. on the outskirts of the capital toronto, this dealer selves imported cars from germany, italy, and switzerland. his prize offering mercy these 500 su, almost manufacture, year 1985 a 37 years of age the sold time or should induction be sold anymore? old cars generation a lot of air pollution or commercial inspections need to become more systematic. and now these, the lawmakers must also come up with a functioning inspection system. they should also include penalties for those who violate the laws. the emission standards are regular. however, that alone won't solve the problem. we really need a chain of inspections for old cars and their emissions here at old cars. they're mostly driven in rural areas where inspectors don't appear t

and the organ administration hasn't responded to our request about the allegations, but the e. u is taking action. it is withholding $50000000000.00 euros and funds for hungary because of what it considers violations to the ruled low and democratic norms. the commission and the york in parliament, think of foreign companies receive equal treatment in hungary. i hope that the hunger and government is doing everything in their power to fulfill those conditions as fast as possible. until that is, is not the case. then the money that is currently frozen should remain frozen. but with the open administration unlikely to change course on. it's a nationalist economic policies anytime soon, no end appears to be insight for the route between brussels and budapest. from orland, spring and richard grievous and deputy delta, the deputy director of the vienna institute for international economic studies. welcome to d. w. how big a problem is this? i think it's okay with economy, which has for a long time now be quite reliance on our direct investment platform. investors figured really big rol

we're going to use that straight to the it's all just with the e u position. and lead is what a pressure hungary to drop it. speed totes in the months between now and the gathering here in brussels, just before christmas. you're watching the domain is leih from ben. and here's a reminder of our top story is roles, ministry, it says it's expanding its ground operations and gaza and has intensified as strikes as it moves closer to launching the full scale round invasion. and the un who's warned of a looming humanitarian catastrophe for the 2000000 people trapped in gaza. hardly any international aid is arriving with fuel food and water, running short to your news updates. think tune for business after a short break. and remember, you can get all the news around the clock at dw. com as an, as our social needs and social media handle. the handle is at dw, in news. i am told me a lot of the interest, the global economy, our portfolio, g w business. here's a closer look out the project, our ship to analyze the flight for market dominance with dw business beyond the.

phone number we're going to do is that's true to the it's all just with the e u position. and lead is will pressure hungry to drop. it's vito in the months between now and the gathering here in brussels just before christmas. all right, let's take a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world . jeopardy says it has delivered a 3rd iris t air defense system to ukraine. berlin has recently increased efforts to get air defense systems to ukraine, the head of the winter. the system will help protect critical infrastructure against russian missile and drone attacks. john is for administer long. he has met with us president joe biden, and us secretary of state anthony, blinking long as on a 3 day trip to washington laying the groundwork for an expected summit between biden and chinese presidency agent being next month. an independent commission in spain says that since the 1940, the country's catholic clergy may have abused more than 200000 children. the estimate is based on a survey of 8000 adults. the commission has proposed setting up a co

the e u has passed the digital services act. this law might lead to tech companies changing their game experts hope a global effect. the digital services x require social media companies to assess the risk of posts that contain this information or misleading and stop them. but beyond that uses should also be conscious of troll funds and the tendency of algorithms to favor polarize and content. looking for something, google it all my to google is everywhere. chrome is preinstalled on most android devices and google such as the default testing in many browsers using google. it's not a choice reading, it's more like a reflex. that's why google is facing antitrust charges and it's home country to us know, make a say the tech giant abusive dominance in the search engine markets. here's what will happen on your screen. if google's a monopoly crumbles, use a versus google. why should you care? you could get better search results and more tailored search engines that could be more precise in your language or to have a more relevant resu

relatively low, but things aren't changing fast. decades old cars generally imported illegally from e. u. r no, a common slice on the roads aging. second hand cars are still chugging along the roads of albania. officially, e u emission standards requirements prohibit the in portable vehicles, but that doesn't stop agent 2nd hand cards and taking to the streets. on the outskirts of the capital toronto, this dealer selves imported cars from germany, italy, and switzerland. his prize offering a mercy. these 500 su, manufacturer, year 1985 of 37 years of age this old time, or shouldn't actually be sold anymore. old cars generation, a lot of air pollution, commercial inspections, need to become more systematic, cannot these, the lawmakers must also come up with a functioning inspection system. they should also include penalties for those who violate the laws. the emission standards are regular. however, that alone won't solve the problem. we really need a chain of inspections for old cars and their emissions. this year. old cars are mostly driven in rural areas where inspectors don't appear t

you don't use duct power reports as an embarrassing sight to the e. u. the block is russia's biggest customer of liquefied natural gas buying over half of the country supply in the 1st 7 months of the year. that's with over 5000000000. yours potentially sustaining the kremlin small chest. for russia, it means that your opinion on countries, which basically are purchasing a russian gas, basically they are helping to finance of russia budget. and at the same moment, finance rushes, aggression, and, and, and, and war against you. great. island g is natural gas, which has been turned into a liquid form to be transported around the world in ships rather than dime pipelines. it's $600.00 times small, the in volume. most of the russian l. n g entering your up and says ports in belgium funds in spain, but it doesn't all stay in your at the cargo is moved from one she but either to another shape or to a store of side in the border. and then that is signs that these bunch, the, somewhere else. so either you or the, or towards the asian markets or the middle east,

the e u has its eyes on of your saw the upcoming election and the future of the polish me. a story in the new york times has an impact in new delhi. indian journalists are round it up as a result and museums as casualties of war. the one russia is waging against ukraine's heritage and history. hello, i'm going to just burden you're at the listening post where we don't cover the news we cover the way the news is covered. when a country falls victim to state capture and the powers that be team up with influential business interests to manipulate it's politics. seldom is that more evident than during an election campaign, such as the one that poland is experiencing. now, the country goes to the polls on sunday, october 15th, with the current coalition government led by the law and justice party, known by its polish akron and peace. fighting off an opposition group called the civic coalition piece has been in power since 2015 it quickly paint independent voices at state on media, particularly at the public broadcaster cvt. scores of privately own news outlets then ended up in t

so what does all of this leave us use is you changing social media for the better the e u has passed the digital services act. this. 7 might lead to tech companies changing their game experts hope a global effect. the digital services x require social media companies to assess the risk of posts that contain this information or misleading and stop them. but beyond that uses should also be conscious of troll funds. and the tendency of algorithms to favor polarize and content. looking for something google it all my to google is everywhere. chrome is pre installed on most android devices and google, such as the default searching in many browsers using google. it's not a choice reading, it's more like a reflex. that's why google is facing antitrust charges and it's home country u. s. law and make a say the tech giant, if use of dominance in the search engine market. here's what will happen on your screen. if google's a monopoly crumbles, you as a versus google, why should you care if you could get better search results and more tailored the search engines that could be more precise in you

the e u has invested 40000000 euros in creating a modern waste management system. but where has the money gone? our porter searches for clues on a dirty past focus on europe. in 60 minutes on d, w, the purchases and stereotypes to shape to west the use of africa. how do we change this? adults to make, can meet with congress these creations together as a contradictory nature of these euro centric attitudes and how these beliefs can be changed. stop strongly on the 21st on p a w. the of flying machines is yeah. and we need to act now. well now the question is, what do we do out on the top of that list is transitioning from false, the fewer visa those resources to clean energy. hello and welcome. i'm sorry, got the body and you are watching. eat going down while the sounds.

the e u has said it stands in solidarity with israel after the deadly terror attacks by him us. but different messaging by member states has come at the expense of the united, the response, and that service say it's also hurting the use credibility within the arab world. the street of a coincidence divided for weeks people have been showing up across europe to express outrage about events and them at least 3 quarters of power have been divided to with your opinion, struggling to speak with one voice called a or 3 cd cartoon for to a mass receive media and people lose a gauge international. we are friends of israel and when a friend is under attack, we have to stand together. of course, this is a time for us in spite. this is a time to stop this volume and is rude kind of to be no secure to, you know, police. when you say you through the past 10 years of terrorism continues like this invite talk with steve adds to the mix of commissioners saying funding for palestinians would be suspended only for officials to back truck within hours. and all this makes for foreign policy compani

but we can now speak to gabriel's oakland who is one of the authors of the e u tax observatories report. thanks a lot for being with us. i guess we should start with the issue of why 1000000000 as all paying so little compared to the wealth in tax a yes indeed. that's one of the main findings of the repulse. when you look at the global b and there's a death text payments in liberty, income tax plus whatever taxes when they exist, add up to only 0 to 0.5 percent of the width. very little. the reason for that is that when you're very wealthy, is very easy to structure your wealth, such that your wealth generates very little taxable income. we've seen that in the west, in 2021 with the revelations, from the us media property that showed how narrows like jeff bezos are most often times pay 0 or most 0 in indeed your income tax. but the same problem exists in many other countries. so what's the tax observatories proposition, how you can actually change that? the most logical way to address the problem would be to have a minimum taxes on a global deo narrows express directly as a function of

we had told us more about what to expect from this e. u. foreign ministers visits to keith by the high representative saw foreign policy of the european union, joseph or i had called this events, notably a brain storming. so discussions of cause about what support key if the good from the you, you know this, this commitment, this problem is whatever it takes as long as it takes. so will then you make good and this, but there are no form of decisions. expect that because of the counselor is not sitting down formally, and it's outside of the european union. so, but it burrell has suggested and to provide ukraine does $5000000000.00 euros of military aid every year from now on. and the ministers have not agreed on that yet . but they, but of course, discussed this and to discuss this with the ukrainian counterpart. and in this highly symbolic was, it is also a chance to show unity and maybe pay the over the little tricks you can see. and already in the unity and morales dressing that the, the support of the u. s. and favoring, but you have to

it is the 1st time that the blocks foreign affairs council has met outside of the borders of the e. u. a still coming up. a united nations team arrives in the car, no cover box to monitor the situation, but nearly the entire our medium population of the territory has already flood. and the swedish academy awards this year as nobel prize for medicine to the 2 scientists who enabled the effective development of m. r. in a vaccine against cove and 19 the i'm sarah kelly walked into the program. you ford ministers are on an unannounced trip to the capital key. that is the 1st time the use top diplomats have met outside of the blocks borders. the show of solidarity comes as you crane faces, a sluggish counter offensive and waving support from its allies. that includes the united states where congress has paused new funding of ukraine. and so vakio where a party valid to and the support from keith has just one parliamentary elections to know ukraine's foreign minister underscore the significance of the visits by his counterparts. this is a historic event because for the. busy time for the 1

to the, in response to the militant, palestinian group of mazda is attack on israel, sweden and the e u while reviewing their non humanitarian aid to palestinians. while accusations are flying about a so called double standard in the west actions in the middle east. and ukraine shouldn't have any double standards. we should define the same standards when it comes to atrocities committed my guess this week on complex bonus, swedish for administer, toby is feel strong, he joins me from stockholm. as the been boardman of gauze it intensifies how concerned is he that the conflict could spread in the region and with the risk of attention being diverted. how can he continue to show up support for the war and ukraine? for to mr. bill strong, welcome to conflicts down. thank you very much. there are fears at the israel hamas moore could widen into we brought our middle east conflict as israel steps up. it's one barman of gaza and clashes at israel's northern border with 11 on intensify. how are you looking at the current situation but it is indeed a very, very affordable situation, which is now

and that could change the face of the e u. a asylum and migration policy that would enable them to speed up proceedings at the external borders and so on to tough are the rules. but there are country horsing just like poland and hungary. that's not enough. we want stricter rules, and there are also countries such as easily and spain. and i think we need help right now because we are struggling with the, the increasing numbers of people trying to enter the e u. so we definitely, we're going to expect. so we're expecting a quite a discussion tomorrow here in canada. okay, dw is always under phenomena tonight in spain. alexander, thank you or wish is more on ukraine has prompted fear among its other neighbors. they feel that they could be next to many countries or boosting their defense capacities in case of a possible russian attack. and that includes left b, i, which shares a border with russia. there's been a surge and citizens joining the national guard to get military training. and even those in civilian jobs are preparing f