the e. u is good enough for that. rest of your thought or tall, insinuated that we will only need the humans, the money is flowing into. the also says that as soon as we're contributing more money to them, then we get off the board. we should start to think about whether it will stay in the u. k. e u money may well have been dubiously squandered on a few projects and were cashed as needed. it may not arrive at all. it seems as it's hungry may have come to a dead end on its journey with the european union, the here in the brussels, the musical instruments museum. europe's ancient music traditions are on display. and the collection is quite diverse. for example, in cost and in finland, a special style of federal plan has a chief to spot on unit schools, cultural heritage list, and young musicians play a key role in keeping this heritage a life the custom in central and nothing special you might think. but there's more to this unassuming region funding d i. the, the evening's entertainment, a sib

a being leader is refusing to put strongly contained rushes, actions, which the e. u had been pushing for the final version of the declaration was reportedly slash from its initial 16 pages. the $10.00 to $2.00 disagreements. the guest also lost the us led sanctions for violating international law. using sanctions and blockades without the support of international law is something that only serves to penalize the most vulnerable parts of the population. we need peace to overcome the significant challenges we have to face instead of eliminating hunger for so many millions of human beings. we're spending billions of dollars to feed the war machinery which only causes more destruction and famines. the see lucky you summit is the moment to say enough, like when you're really angry with somebody. and so you just punch a wall over the yard and hope that they notice the resilient president statement here really captures the tone of this summit between the you and the community of latin american and caribbean countries, also known as you are. but it can best be described as,

so with the e u potentially facing a gas credits of 27000000 cubic meters in 2023. that's according to the global energy authorities. and the i. e. a. europe's choice is pretty start. they can either keep harassing their citizens about the ear of abundance being over as friends. president a menu item excellent says when it comes to energy, which is really a great way to live under that kind of pressure. or they could hope that citizens harassed each other enough again, nice to soften vibe there. or they can hope that russia does not cut off the remaining fraction of gas. that europe is still importing from russia. oh, but yeah, is unlikely to renew a gas transit deal that allows rushes gas from to export natural gas to the you using pipelines running across your trade. that's according to care of itself as reported in the western press. or, you know, you can just keep begging its best buy the washington to lower the price is in any case it really doesn't sound like you're up is in the driver's seat as, as really locks itself at the mercy of a lot of other factors tha

they, they may be thousands of miles away apart on a map, but the 1st e u. i'm latin american. the summit in 80 is, was supposed to been 2 regions closer together in fate and split. however, those hopes have faded, some of them much disagreement over a joint event communicate. now, because i see if i proved a major stumbling block with a number of last to the american ad caribbean, it is refusing to quote, strongly condemn rushes operations. where the you have been pushing for the final version of the declaration was reported this last from its initial 16 pages down to 10 disagreements. but guess also it last out as us led sanctions from bypassing international, using sanctions and blockades without the support of international law is something that only serves to penalize the most vulnerable parts of the population. we need peace to overcome the significant challenges we have to face instead of eliminating hunger for so many millions of human beings. we're spending billions of dollars to feed the war machinery which only causes more destruction and famines. the see lucky you s

now that the e u has of this framework and placed, the block is eager to select the deals of the north african countries, namely morocco, an egypt, uh, according to an and named a t u official. it's all calmed and stuff. contrasts of the situation. 5 years ago in europe with welcoming migrants with open homes. however, this why the money now being placed it doesn't solve what was making after this for the their homelands in the 1st place. specifically, economic questions and conflicts. so the people have conversed on the changes in coast in recent months to attempt to the dangerous journey to europe. however fast is the pool of the fullest, hundreds of miles to flee into the desert regions near the borders of libya. and algeria, they've been a 3rd, he's all set to rescue dozens of my ven, sewage, zoar, cit. i'm the, i'd great it as well as live and now to, to new z, a base journalist, a rough my back here. well, thanks a lot for joining us here. see now this is an interesting subjects. we've heard that from the locals engine is that they're not happy with just money being thrown at the

a part of the blame lies in the criteria that govern e. u. agricultural policies. 3 quarters of the funds are distributed according to the size of the farm. the larger the farm, the larger the subsidy with often outlined this results. this was done ro, menus great by you. island is europe's largest, find 55000 textures of land, and 10000000 euros in agricultural subsidies every year. the money goes to out to hire a company based in the united arab emirates, 7 most part the most of the group of gotta factor part of that didn't. they didn't really wanna have frontier. you just put the fields behind me belong to one company . so it's a thorn and assigned to rooming and family farm is because the company practice is very intensive agriculture, so full of fish that just to fit into excel and out of the 50 left and the product to the digital him what's the cheapest the satellite slowly here is use mainly to grow grains, and the grain doesn't stay here and it's exposed to directly off to the office, probably to the united arab emirates. it may not

obviously, the latin american and the central american countries don't accept uh, the nato e u. u. s. narrative about what's going on in ukraine. they clearly, while they may not approve of what russia has done, the clarity thing is that it's been 6 and one and a half dozen of the other end of this war clarity was provoked by nature. however, they feel that, well, what do we do now? now we need to just bring it to an end and seek some kind of season. 8 air and um, is this, unfortunately, the latin american countries in the afternoon countries don't have very much sway in the matter of, from their point of view. this has nothing to do with them. they have their own problems, economic problems, demographic problems. what did you bring to them? i mean it's, it's nothing to them so, but they don't, they just don't have any sway over the united states. create to another headlines, tories today. south africa is dispelled speculation of the weather and we're putting would be arrested if he attends next month's brick summit in johannesburg. president sterile run, the posen said, taking his

on locally 99 new them mainly supplies the e u market. i used to do a sorta or to, to be in your shop, the cool, honest that he wouldn't matters to us is a high demand for our plants in the international market. we know that exports can help you grow a business, and that helps assure greater sustainability and safety and you tend to wish moody not to meet or the moxie see girl. as you saw, women face many obstacles to found in your business policy. now 1st of all, you need funding easy, but it's hard for women and cost to vote to obtain a bank loan with no property as collateral. and on bone cotton, if you're unemployed, if we have no collateral issues, the banks won't give you a loan because he knows that. but every set back and just increases your determination with any need for teachers young. but all of us been getting the bushel button yackel remained undeterred. she thought to launch a business email and help the women and reveal that you know, the see the success today. she has 60 employees from various ethnic backgrounds, coastal

a precedence is after all the de facto capital of the e. u, you are being quarter as a whole different world top jobs that the you pay in a month, which people in whom does neighborhood to earn in a year. oh, because there was yeah, there are strong differences between rich and poor neighborhoods in brussels to paint it's region with a lot of 12 of change. the ones that if the population in brussels lives on an income below that level, it, which publishes, it becomes a threat. and when growing up in these neighborhoods, access to the labor market is particularly difficult. and there are real problems with education here. you're going to the district, you're just going to proceed to improve the situation that you support in projects like our to work into didn't graduate school before starting at arched to work. she went from one part time job to the next event. at some point, there was a moment when i realized this wasn't in life. i wanted dr. joseph funds come in every day for 6 weeks and learn the basics of working life like right and cover

many people profit from the increased trade volume, but the e u has just approved further sanctions package. certain western exports will now be restricted in 3rd countries, such as because it's done armenia or even here in georgia. the country must decide where it sees its future. if it still wants to join the e u in nato, it will have to implement western sanctions on russia effectively the of the can i conic monument that also holds a world record to this very day food because the usual, the tallest church in the world, we climbed the steeple, delve into its history and meet its caretaker's minster. next on dw boxes. a mysterious treasure is being stored at the boiling museum of natural history. securely packaged dinosaurs, boxes that were more than 100 years ago in east africa. now an interdisciplinary method is being applied to study the 30 minutes, d, w. the sometimes a seed is all you need to allow big ideas to grow or bring an environmental conservation to wife with learning facts like global ideas. we will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape a

i investigates the loopholes that good c e u sanctions against russia fail. i've been puzzling, i'll have more world news for you. next down. event, the motor sports scoring. we say they're about never giving up sports flies every weekend on d w. what if it really is possible to reverse page researchers and scientists all over the world for you know, race against time. they are peers and rivals with one daring goals to help smart nature. the more likes watching it on youtube dw documentary, the were on our way to the russian georgian border. it's believed that in spite of you, sanctions, western goods are making their way into russia. here, a country waging war. we're going to try to find out whether this is true. before 1000000 has anything changed here in the last month? because nothing. it's the same as it's always been that the, the, the, the, we're in georgia, the former soviet republic is these days oriented towards europe. it wants to join the you, but it also still has closed at the nomic ties with russia. what happens here in the caucuses is the dete

the e. u is, australia is 3rd largest trade partner. let's go for now to marino strauss in our brussels bureau. marina. what is stopping this tre, do? it's basically all about these to put it in very simple words. so brussels made an offer that would allow somebody to cross her products, some office training, not actually cultural products into the european market. but it's true to says, oh no, that's not, that's not enough. we really need meaningful access. also land rise sugar, other agricultural products are at, at the at stake. you are part of the discussions, but this is a very difficult issue for you because some of you countries, for example, from a very protective when it comes to their farmers to the agriculture 2nd sector. also another controversial issue for australia is the question. if the parmesan cheese so she said looks like parmesan, the taste. i promised i'm can also be cold parmesan if it is produced in australia because that uses only cheeses that are produced in certain regions and easily can be called parmesan. as

for example, as a trade to the e. u. a wants to close with less than american countries said that use us, we are the password, much concerns about deforestation of the rain force and legend america. but then there's some other issue, the macro, so countries, investment americans say we don't want to be told what kind of standers to abide to by the european union. we want to see i to i and that's actually that question. this is who i end up wanting to be told by europe is a, an issue that often plays a role in these try to write marina's charles and brussels on those negotiations between the you and australia on a free trade deal. thank you. marina to china has extended a package of stimulus measures for its trouble. real estate sector, including loan relief for property company struggling to make payments. the peoples bank of china and financial regulators said they want to ensure the delivery of homes currently under construction. some loans will be extended to next year. the relief is seen as part of a broader policy r

if it still wants to join the e. u in nato, it will have to implement western sanctions on russia, effectively, the in the eco indeed. how can a country's economy grow in harmony with these people and the environment when there are doors? look at the bigger picture, india, a country that faces many challenges, engines, people are striving to create a sustainable future clever projects from europe and india. people can go on to dw, in good shape. excuse me, can you repeat that? ex, that's mean hearing loss is on the right. the main reason is excessive headphone use and the young people are especially at risk. how should we take care of a hearing? using q tips is not the solution in good shape. in 30 minutes, dw, the 2016 affected by to the queen. customer wants to see if german 8 was for me. the last few years have been quite a ride. clearly in touch with the tab and i've already done the homework when it comes to databases. and of course, i always look right in the eyes for kids, but perhaps the biggest on the new hobb

and very importantly, um, the issue had been this is, was in the e. u. frame book does this, does this paper represent a clear direction for germany and for german businesses? so a lot of the knocking on the policy to this point has been at this 3 party coalition has been loggerheads over its position against china. um, well not so somebody bought the collision is helping along with the german industry and with branches of the parts of the economy. and the danger has been the parts of very powerful like chemistry or from a subject class car industry. other person from high tech industry would've taken a different part in conducting an own china strategy. so it had been good for the government been to um, to conduct a ton this strategy here because of the danger. but some parts of the industry, some branches, and some drops as well to go with their own trying to strategy was accepting a governmental china strategy would have been to to um well up a park and we've seen that german investment in china has increased and recent years, especially as the chine

the overwhelming majority here went to join the e, u and nato, and show strong solidarity with ukraine for opposition member of parliament and i'm not too surely. the question of sanctions is the kind of look must test for which direction the government is steering the country and she wants georgia to prevent dual use items from reaching russia. these can be used for both civil and military purposes, such as micro chips. the prime minister could not respond to the question, give me a single x, lo it by law, and order by administer, which regulates the issue and makes georgia protected from the risk of becoming a black hole. because that you cannot cover a stage by oral statements, you need to have to just the to fact use mosquitoes. airline bozeman buick. that doesn't to think this is a coincidence. the same light of the legal framework. so the order will only want to agents to solve this right after long from there on this as well. so it's just nothing for georgia to explore, to russia or to facilitates x plus direction. if no corresponding laws or guidelines exist, they can't be brok

we've had the e u, the european union civil protection mechanism, activate this and we've had 4 names now that are sent from it's in the, in from georgia to assist with the firefighting operations. but as we greet methodologies have said, from thursday own way, one worth we're expecting an increase to increase temperature. another chiefly temperature up to 4142 degrees even more. definitely. if this is going to become the new normal, how agree co star he's preparing or adapting to these changing weather conditions? well, this is not really, this is know that you knew we need help with every year, especially in july and august. we have fires every year as well. now, what the parties are doing and they are evacuating well ahead of time. so they're being practically creating areas in regions that the fire is approaching anything that just any residential areas. so this is one measurement, but we epstein changing the process mean years and also resources. there is a tendency and there's some efforts to increase the resources, but of course many more resources needed an efforts and all thr

we will end if they are to stay with us coming up next is reporter, looking at the e u sanctions on russia. that's after the break, and don't forget, you can always get more news on our website at c, w dot com. there's more news right around the corner. at the top of the, the guardians of truth. my name is junk and and i have paid almost every price of being enjoying this in a country like to tease taking on the powers that be the risk. every thing john don't r s activist journalist and politicians living and anxiety too much on my shoulders. but i have to hold this weight because i'm responsible for the future follow country for the people who are behind the bus. they move for their mission. people need to know what is happening there. you know, are series guardians of truth. watch now on youtube dw documentary, the were on our way to the russian georgian border. it's believed that in spite of you, sanctions, western goods are making their way into russia. here, a country waging war. we're going to try to find out whether this is true. for 1000000 as anything changed here in the last mont

but what, what sort of policies, concrete policies, or the e u. member states likely to agree on in as well. they have so far um what, what the member says have agreed on. um a are a number of um, policies that will amount to, to voted procedures and f b u x turn a bonus um the sharpened side of procedures for people coming from countries that have um, no, it's having recognition rates basically on an extension of the states to country rule, meaning that people can be more easily returns to countries deemed safe to which that may have transitive. what they have not agreed on. and i think that's important because that's sort of the bulk of negotiations from now on, is what you do in situations of mass arrivals. there's a, there's a crisis regulation still under discussion. that is meant to both stipulate, mandatory solidarity measures in situations of mass arrival. and they're all good from normal asylum standards as having procedure standards in those situations. and thank you very much. that was an call from the german institute for international

joining in on this particular pylon and put brussels on the spot, demanding that b e. u. stand up against some of washington's punitive measures taken against latin american countries. the seal, look you summit must approve a resolution demand to the end of the blockade against cuba. it is necessary to empire st and the confiscation of goods because we're all exposed to one day finding that our monetary reserves have been frozen in foreign banks. or we do not have the possibility of chartering transport for the goods that are people's need. we demand the elimination of the barriers that prevent us from normalizing our commercial relations with cyst or countries like nicaragua. so there's been in under for the bright scene. was that meant throughout this entire meeting with europe's colonialist history in latin america and slavery in africa brought up and the prime minister of st. vincent and the grenadines, who's also president pro tempore of c lot. also a vote. restorations, apparently spanish president pedro sanchez invited. you creating president obama zalinski to the

member states, all e u member states and president air the one here. and he is going to need to have more conversations again or more than he would have had before. he brought the saw that this request or this, the surprise announcement did not go down well with the e. u members of nato. i think that is something that we have to that we have to remind our viewers of here. the chancellor of germany said that, you know, this is not as it's, as you just put it, this is not the right scenario, the right platform to raise this issue because a membership for turkey has been stalled for some time. and the real matter in hand here is ukraine's nato aspirations of their top of the agenda. presidents the landscape says that someone must confirm ukraine as a de facto nato member. is that a realistic expectation? your opinion, which is going to be much closer to begin member by the time the summit is over, but not a member yet. so the question is, how far down that path can you crate and get during the summit? there are a number of a, the needle member states pear

a part of the blame lies in the criteria that govern e. u. agricultural policies. 3 quarters of the funds are distributed according to the size of the farm. the larger the farm, the larger the subsidy with often outlined this results. this was done. romania is great. bray. you island is europe's largest farm. 55000 textures of land, and 10000000 euros in agricultural subsidies every year. the money goes to out to hire a company based in the united arab emirates 7 most part of the most of the loan. the cool. uh god. if i just bought the dean that didn't really wanna have frontier, you just put the field behind me belong to one company. so it's a thorn and assigned to roaming and family farm is because the company practice is very intensive. agriculture for assist. i just didn't know if so do not have a 50 left dental product here. the $2.00 a month. i'm 55. the sometimes slowly here is use mainly to grow grains. and the brain doesn't stay here. it's exposed to directly off to the office, probably to the united arab emirates, and it made up a

so what type of a was that excite a formal e u candidate back in 1999. then negotiations began a few years later, but the process was suspended more than a decade later, 2018. there were certain legal disagreements so far totally a has been working on meeting european requirements well, frankly with no visible success. the conditions in large, mid report last year raised concerns about totally as quote continued deterioration of democracy, rules of law and fundamental rights. i think we are about to learn more about this fucking line. now. political side is oh no to sit down, consultant. now joining us here live on, on the international. very good to say you. so what do you think of this total kid he's been trying for decades to join the here's what it hits. one of the 1st examples, perhaps if people try to jump on to a sinking ship, what's the real reason why the e u. as clearly installing these talks, it's not just people's touch nation, but they took these governments. i had been waiting at the door of your opinion even for more than 30 years now. lon

and hungary have blocked the leaders from releasing a statement on migration at the conclusion of an e u summit in brussels. the 2 countries are opposed to a plan agreed earlier this month that seeks to more evenly distribute asylum seekers across the continent. it's somewhere in europe and more people are attempting to make the dangerous mediterranean crossing fibers. these migrants from north africa were rescued all the time in coast of left producer this week. the debate of, of what to do with people who arrive on your shoulders without going to legal pathways. steve, the conversation, of course, at the latest gathering of the use leave is posted and hungry use the occasional to summit to express their opposition. so we recently agreed migration plan that plan gives you member states a choice of either accepting a certain number of migrants every year or paying up to $20000.00 cures for each person. they refuse. in an interview on state tv, hendricks prime minister victor hold on vowed to reject the plan, but i thought maybe one tech would bundle a 2nd thought. so we're being told tha

while the remaining 99 percent or less down getting some to visit it in terms of the social impact e u. agriculture policies with the financial subsidies and other measures has been additional failure. all the regulations are harmful to all society follow on the so charlie ramona to many junior is determined to fight back and as you all together with other small farmers, she's fighting for their rights today. her organization has some 14000 members. you knew to share this was the know, the, our political leaders have never lived in a rural area. she and that's why they don't know what could help us on the printer . because if they would at least visit our community, maybe they'd have some sense of how small farmers, layouts and incentives she with a doctor who's sitting in their offices on it. they don't see any of that with the 3 point in the la syria in practice. cookies, or 2 different thing might have been for us to go small farms are often less productive, but the cobit pandemic gets served as a reminder of their importance. joining locked down local funds rose to meet the demand

more than 800 people have been arrested. president, emmanuel nicole and lifting e u summit to try and rain in the riots he sees many of those involved a young people in blank, social media, flaring the and raced with seen on snapshot. took talk on several other platforms. well, those to organization yvonne and gatherings and the mimicking of violence. yes, it leads young people to the chat from reality. and to feel that some of them are living on the street, the video game, who is having talks okay, to them. more offices of being deployed to control the violence, but the united nations has voiced its concerns about french police. this is a moment for the country to seriously address the deed, issues of racism and racial discrimination in law enforcement. we also emphasize the importance of peaceful assembly to the french government rejects the accusations that some provisions have this. some of these is supposed to consider the close that goes on. i think this is the logical consequences to police funding next. the tab, it's unacceptable. look lima to the current situation. so some co

planning to submit a report in october, looking at the progress or the lack of progress in turkey towards e u membership. but this has definitely been intensified with the president, the air, the ones insistence that e u membership can be again considered on the front burner, not the back burner. so they will be talking about that, of course, on the european union side of things that a human rights has is, is a big issue and whether turkey can move forward. and if there doesn't seem to be much progress on that, but they will none the less be discussing it and discussing what turkey would need to do to open some chapters. if it's york session process a lot on the agenda at the you for ministers meeting, terry schultz in brussels. thank you very much. german police are searching for a big cat on the loose near berlin. the animal believed to be a lioness, was caught on camera by witnesses. they said they saw it, hunt and kill a wild boar. it was spotted just outside berlin. southern limits in the suburb of klein must no. authorities have worn people in the area not to leave their homes and to le

uh for the e u member countries here. um it protected farm. farmers that are enjoying subsidies they'll those now certainly have their markets of threatened as well as there are legitimate environmental concerns. not so much under lulu in which deforestation declined by 30 percent since he was inaugurated january 1st. but under his predecessor tribal scenario, we saw deforestation spike. so the real concerns about the climate impact of farming and the preservation of the amazon in particular, although other areas as well and, and amazon in argentina, impair why on the environment. christopher's 17 year of chatham house and dw correspondent, lucy shelton. thanks to both of you. it's been more than a decade since a massive earthquake, and they synonymy calls the meltdown of 3 reactors at the nuclear power plant and for cushion mount japan. not as the tanks are close to reach their capacity, treated, but still slightly radioactive water is to be released into the ocean. the japanese government has decided the neighboring cou

you must apply to the 1st e u country they arrive in. during the use 2015 migration crisis over a 1000000 refugees maybe from syria, arrived in greece and italy, asylum offices became overwhelmed. ever since numerous unsuccessful plans have been proposed to try to force of the e u countries to accept funds, but as of asylum seekers relieving the pressure on 1st arrival countries. finally, in june this year is you ministers agreed to a complex system for sharing responsibility or allowing countries to financially assist others. if they didn't want to accept to more migrants but hungry, imposed into trying to to p. the proposal saying they refuse to accept migraines or to pay insisting it will only encourage more people to head, to your rep, stopping that to a need before it begins is what be you cause the external. i mentioned a bits migration agenda, the block ones to try to prevent people from boarding smugglers, bows on the north, african coastline. the you is offering to this 1000000000 your raise to keep the people that it's similar

and it's potential to depress the prices of e u. farmers own supply, which really seems to be one of the use big specializations these days. they did pretty much the same thing when they flooded eastern europe with you printing grain from the black sea grain deal. now the use seems to lack of vision beyond whatever washington puts in front of them at any given time and for all of latin america's efforts here. well, that really doesn't seem likely change anytime. just love to take this conversation further, let's do it. closing live out of georgia is on the what? 8 areas right there, a senior research fellow with the global policy institute, joining us in budapest, just about 10 past 7 in the evening where you all enjoyed the pleasure to have you on the program. thanks very much. for coming to you and you know, i've been following this story for quite a while now, if i'm not mistaken, it goes back more than a month or so. latin american countries weren't happy with the language of the declaration of the brochure of this that you use fedex. some of it happening in brussels, a, apparent

you know, lawmakers certainly in the us and e u to some degree the u. k. are pretty concerned, not just with the, what do we, how do we be, you know, a break up these companies that are attending towards monopoly. it's also about their monopoly on the data and how they exploit the data for commercial purposes, you know, surveillance, capitalism, a phrase only just coined a few years ago is very real. uh and you know, the reason these companies you could say are in business at all is because they make more money on analyzing and selling the insights from the data than they actually do from selling you any goods. and in a musket is not aware of that, he's very clear. i think that this is another revenue stream, and perhaps it will be the life blood of x. but so far it doesn't look like x has the critical maps of users or advertisers to make that really payoff. so again, we're back to the what's the incentive? and once we have an incentive, if you are calling in hundreds of people, then that's going to be scrutinized for sure. we're out of time manufacturing

today. china, the mid east, the e u. o soul of geo political updates for you this hour here on, on the international. but 1st, we do still have not with the very latest from the, the on bass fatalities. injuries all being reported as central as on yet. so again, comes on the ukrainian artillery fire on a monday open out to walk, corresponded in the rich the piece of an early monday morning has been shifted. hey, but it's don't get safety said to came on the phone i from ukrainian shedding. you can see the sky, the devastation behind me up on top call. i must have crated due to the impact of one of the all to the re shows. gloss is strewn across the full from where the windows have these buildings have been blown out. you can see here the smoke, so been going from this passenger box which is completely burned out. and of course here there was a call that was also destroyed in the attack that we know that there have been a number of people wounded. and there's at least one civilian has been killed savvy in the attack. we c

over a 113100000000 in the last 16 months. collectively, it's about 200000000000 in terms of nato e, u, u. s. so the countries out there that would like to have gotten 200000000000 dollars and 16 months for any problem. well, let me ask you this. you said the lensky didn't get exactly what do you want it, but he did get this new nato ukrainian council that is expected to be created. could you briefly tell us more about it and what it entails? yeah, that'd be, it gets, gets somewhat optics, but it's also when are by the bureaucracy of nato, around some of the nato members that are completely supportive of ukraine. what this council does is enable ukraine to participate with the other 31. so for this council, it would be $32.00 members and e for ukraine to be a part of it. so you know that the one speculation is, you know, it hasn't been said publicly, but the one speculation was that, um from mr. victor, oregon from great who has been skeptical about basically all things relating to your brain and, and in terms of sins and sanctions. and that, that she would try to block you cranes from

the e. u wants to build around 30, due to the factories and make the course of the global supply on the saw several heck to as a forest of already been sacrificed for the new industry and sweden. the swedish company north bolts has built the 1st enormous battery factory in europe, squaring off against ation manufacturers. north. what was founded almost 5 years ago by peter costs and the swedish guy, and then publish it with the italian guy. they found each other working for, for tesla, be in european both of them. they then obviously start to look towards europe, which is a part of the world where we have 20 something 1000000 vehicles produced every year . we had a 1314000000 people work in this industry. and if you believe the hypothesis that all of these cars that we produce are going to go electric, not having batteries produced that scale, it's always going to be a critical thing for you. and that was sort of the premise for the idea on of north of came about. so they move back to you and

while during the indian prime minister's visit to the u, a. e, an agreement was signed to use national currencies and also not oil trade. how do you assess this development? of course uh uh it will, uh our, uh, uh, trade with the u. a is uh, both oil and non lines. uh, oil is an important component but, but are we good mobile and for example, from saudi arabia, from the, from russia. so uh, the non i trade is, is considered tribute. uh, the, in the i said, a lot of our exports to the u. e. r. a desk and not trustworthy you, we, but go on to other countries. and so, you know, i think you're is the 2nd or 3rd largest trading partner we have over the countries of the world. there's also a desire for. busy greater neutral investments and the fact that we have a dies floor of about 3000000 or so in the you use a very, very important factor because the paper to fee for the relationship of very strong and enduring rajiv sake reformer indian external affairs secretary, thank you for your time, thank you. a 3 day theatre festival has kicked off in the ga

then one of the capitals main markets where day to day concerns clearly trump any disputes, dreams of e u. membership, top of the list, poverty, unemployment and rising prices. and the less the government can turn around the economy. it may not be in time long enough to steer the country all the way to brussels. a journey with no clear time table stretching perhaps many years into the future business says larissa thought a lot of this is just so frustrating. you didn't know what your new which i thought i knew more good. trustworthy cbs. what? thank you for the patience the show. me and then it was ok to know what the so it's oh my no. okay, the new i see it. let's see everything about the initial distortion. you said what the story is the booth. i know it's got to work, but it's still it's a challenge. opinion of usage of skaters, him because it came up with the story as of the problem. but the more you said is the way you might be smear for some sort of us, you know, so particularly in just a few minutes or so that i see it was it's not by that number old. um yeah, there's going to be t