left the blocks budget with a massive gap in addition to this various new large scale projects need funding such as the commission's european green deal a program aimed at making the e.u. climate neutral and helping the region's transfer to a green economy the big question is how much money will have to go into the budget the e.u. council has proposed for every member state to contribute 1.074 percent of their gross national income to the e.u. budget and a slight increase to previous years but his proposal is facing resistance. we cannot accept a dramatic increase of our fees so that is out of the question now we have a strong. strong cooperation between the like minded compass of denmark all strong netherlands and sweden working very close together and these like minded countries the so-called frugal for refused to spend more than one percent of their gross national income at the same time they call for the e.u. budget to be modernized with larger investments into areas such as research and border protection demands that the president of france has called unrealistic imaging to decide the people who say we have to cut the budget over the same that says we need to be

an emergency e.u. budget summit has been seen of the blogs leaders have failed to agree on how to make up the 75000000000 euro shortfall left by briggs. what has come out of the differences are still too large to come to an agreement unfortunately we have to suspend this summit. these divisions of we don't need britain for that they were playing around your. in the financial crisis a decade ago during the migration we're now seeing them on budget issues despite calls for a compromise of friday's negotiations member states were not able to overcome 2 key areas of disagreement the 1st sticking point is that of the so-called bloc so-called frugal for do not want the e.u. budget to be higher than one percent of its gross national income those countries are denmark austria sweden and the netherlands they also want to keep receiving rebates on the contributions they pay to the e.u. in addition there is no consensus as to how the 7 year budget should be allocated political commentator i kahana gave us his thoughts o

sized hole in the e.u. budget making spending cuts almost inevitable 1st on the chopping block is likely to be subsidies like those paid out c e u farmers hundreds of them have been taking to the streets to tell brussels county without the help. most days these forklifts carry heavy bales of hay today political messages pleading for help from vegetable and tobacco farmers fighting for dignity in spain food prices have remained low for decades low production costs have gone up farms have shut down and farmers are asking their political leaders to step in. there i want to tell you who are nor will we have been charging the same prices for products for 30 years and we can't go on like this enough is enough with tobacco 30 years ago we earned 3 year olds 40 per kilo and now it's down to to 30 yards or more on the order and. no doubt brussels will hear the farmers but still there are subsidies might get cut after all agriculture contributed only 1 point one percent of the blocks gross domestic product was subsidies to

and emergency e.u. budget summit assume the blocks leaders failed to agree on how to make up the 75000000000 euro shortfall left by brics or. what has come out of this is data differences are still too large to come to an agreement unfortunately we have to suspend this summit. these divisions are there we don't need britain for that they were playing out during the financial crisis a decade ago during the migration grazes we're now seeing them on budget issues all this while calls for compromise on all sides in friday's negotiations member states were not able to overcome 2 fundamental areas of disagreement and 1st sticking point is that the blocks so called froogle for what the e.u. budget to be higher than one percent of its gross national income those countries then mark austria sweden and the netherlands also want to keep receiving rebates on the contributions they pay to the e.u. in addition there is no consensus as to how the 7 year budget should be allocated as a commentator to harm i gave us his though

e.u. leaders are meeting in brussels to discuss the block's budgets for the next 7 years on the agenda how to bridge the 75000000000 euro funding old created by briggs that there's disagreement over plans to slash rebates countries receive on their e.u. budget contributions. it's to jordan now and the country's capital amman has plenty of coffee shops and that means the competition to attract customers can be fierce café owners need to keep on their toes if they want to stand out take a look. when. left his home in yemen and moved to jordan he missed his family and he needed a job so he put $1.00 and $1.00 together started at a local coffee shop and brought his ancestral traditions along ever since he's been dancing on the jop. when i came from yemen i did not know what job i should get i managed to work at this coffee shop and i like being a barista because it's a fun job you can laugh with your customers deal with many people and manage to meet a lot of people through coffee i love this job very much. and it shows every cup of coffee every glass of water dances it all the way to his cust

talks on the next stage joint e.u. budget are to resume in brussels today that after european leaders failed to make headway on thursday the u.k.'s departure from the who has left the blocs budget with a massive gap member states are struggling to agree over funding for climate farm subsidies and border security. polls have opened in iran's parliamentary elections in which many moderate candidates have been completely barred from running around guardian council rejected almost half of the gather that's the country's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei was the 1st to cast his ballot he called for a big turnout describing the vote as a religious duty. but many are expected to boycott the poll and protest against the country's leaders election comes amidst continuing economic hardship under crippling u.s. sanctions. risa tropper is in tehran she says voter apathy there is high. the turnout is very important for the islamic republic that's why the supreme leader has called on iranians to participate and cast their vote but for

here peel leaders are in brussels for a 2nd day of talks on the next joint e.u. budget after they failed to make headway on thursday while the u.k.'s departure from the e.u. has left the block's budget with a massive shortfall member states are struggling now sugary over funds for climate investments farm subsidies and border security. libya's renegade military leader after says he will accept a cease fire if turkish and syrian mercenaries leave the country in an interview with that russian media he also demanded that turkey stop arming libya's un recognized government this week tripoli suspended a un hosted ceasefire talks after hunter's forces shelled the capital's port. let's turn our attention now to iran because iranians are voting in parliamentary elections in which many moderate candidates have been barred from standing iran's guardian council where exacted almost half of the candidates the country's president assad or honey urged people to vote amid predictions of a low turnout many are expected to boycott the poll to define the country's leaders election comes

european leaders are in brussels for a 2nd day of talks on the next joint e.u. budget after they failed to make headway on thursday the u.k.'s departure from the e.u. has left the block's budget with a massive gap member states are struggling to agree over funds for climate investments farm subsidies and border security. libya's renegade military leader huffed are has said he won't or he would accept a cease fire if turkish and syrian mercenaries leave the country in an interview with russian media he also demanded that turkey stop arming libya's internationally or rather the un recognized government this week or tripoli suspended un hosted ceasefire talks after huffed us forces shelled the capital's ports. the taliban is set to begin observing a week long period of reduced violence in afghanistan the measure designed to show the militants commitment to peace ok off on saturday if the agreement holds it could pave the way to finalizing a peace deal between the insurgents and the u.s. . china has reported an uptick in corona virus cases with more than 400 new infections

european leaders are in brussels for a 2nd day of talks on the next joint e.u. budget after they failed to make headway on thursday departure from the e.u. has left the blocs budget with a massive gap and were states are struggling to agree over funds for climate investment farm subsidies and border security. libya's renegade military leader who. has said he would accept a cease fire if turkish and syrian mercenaries leave the country an interview with russian media he also demanded that turkey stop arming libya's un recognized government this week tripoli suspended un hosted ceasefire talks after half their support says shell the capital's port. the taleban will begin observing a week long period of reduced violence in afghanistan the agreement with u.s. and afghan forces is due to take effect on saturday the measure is designed to show talabani militance commitment to peace if it holds it could pave the way to finalizing a peace deal to end the 18 year long war between the islamist group and the us. a let's get you more on the these developments i'm now joined by cor

talks on the next joint e.u. budget order resume in brussels today after european leaders failed to make any headway thursday the u.k.'s departure from the e.u. has left the blocks budget with a massive gap member states are struggling to agree over funding for climate investment farm subsidies and border security. all polls have opened in iran's parliament reelections in which many moderate candidates have been barred from standing around guardian council rejected almost half of the candidates the country's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei was the 1st to cast his ballot he called for a big turnout describing the vote as a religious duty for all rainy. but many are expected to boycott the polls in protest against the country's leaders election comes and it's continuing economic hardship under crippling u.s. sanctions. that have used recent proper is in toronto he says voter apathy is high the contrast to the parliamentary elections 4 years ago couldn't be any big back then the nuclear deal had just been signed and

of disagreement the 1st sticking point is that the blocks so called frugal 4 do not want to the e.u. budget to be higher than one percent of its gross national income those countries denmark austria sweden and of the netherlands also want to keep receiving rebates on the contributions they pay to the e.u. in addition there is no consensus as to how the 70 year budget for the 7 year budget should be allocated political commentator ica hammer gave us his thoughts on the dispute. on the one hand it shows clearly now the division that has been only britain germany and only have one or 2 other countries that were a net payers into the system were on the on the brakes when it came to inflating the budget and so on and this and the rest was taking and the rest was the majority but germany used to have together with britain. at the top hour and this has been lost so now is there is no no limit anymore to germany and i think this is this has been secretly all over the time already but now with it really it goes away into the open and it's for everybody. rights groups are urging a british university

european union leaders invented a 2 day summit in brussels with no agreement on the next the e.u. budget the u.k. departure from the block has left the budget with a massive shortfall member states are struggling to agree of a funds for climate investment to farm subsidies and border security. for the u.n. migration agency says a rubber dinghy packed with $91.00 migrants and set out for europe from libya has apparently gone missing in the mediterranean sea it's another harrowing statistic in the story of migrants who feel they have no choice but to make the dangerous journey across the seas to europe the w.'s image accelerates she's on board a rescue ship the ocean viking where he spoke with one migrant who was pulled from an overcrowded boat that this week is exclusive report. when the rescue crew sets off they don't know what to expect or whose lives they might save. they only know that somewhere out there people are at risk of drowning . but one of those pulled from the sea is 24 year old michael from god. if the team from doctors without borders and s.o.s. maybe to the navy hadn't he

a budget battle looms the e.u.getting all 27 member states to agree unanimously on a new 70 a bunch it will be no easy task to council president hoping for a compromise there are many interests there are many concerns and they are all legitimate with them too and vince the disposable to merge progress said has left a hole of up to $86000000000.00 in the e.u.'s finances the budget covers everything from agricultural subsidies to efforts to control climate change to something called cohesion funds that's money that goes toward supporting some of the e.u.'s poorest countries but there's a split between e.u. member states poorer nations think the wealthier one the ship paid more to the budget of one side of the argument to the group nicknamed the frugal for the netherlands austria denmark and sweden they're among many contributors to the e.u. meaning they pay more to the e.u. than they receive back then there's a group of 16 poor countries called the friends of cohesion that include the czech republic hungry and poland

and everyone's kind of acting like this is a shocker right the e.u. budget negotiator we heard some of what he said there he says that an offer of 0 tariffs and 0 quotas on all goods to the u.k. could be conditional on open fair competition what does britain's market look like right now and what will it look like you think in the near future well obviously michel barnier obviously he can't make it easy to i've said this for quite some time which is this is like when someone tries to leave a cult or they try to leave some kind of club if you make if you make it easy everybody else is going to leave if this was easy and hunky dory there'd be next it because the dutch would leave in there because the swedish quickly so bit basically what the u.k. wants is far more of a deal much more like canada well what they're saying is that michel barnier said well that took us 7 years to negotiate we can't negotiate this by the end of the year he's not going to say that this is easy absolutely isn't so there are 2 sort of sort of views of the way the deal could be it could

e.u. member states poorer nations think the wealthier one the should pay more into the budget of one side f the argument the group nicknamed the frugal for the netherlands austria denmark and sweden they're among many contributors to the e.u. meaning they pay more to the e.u. than they receive back then there's a group of 16 poor countries called the friends of cohesion that include the czech republic hungry and poland they are against budget cuts relying on easy money to help stabilize the economy. and now the debates become even more toxic with the european commission the executive branch of the e.u. saying financial support would only be given to countries that respect the e.u.'s rule of law poland and hungary have both recently been accused of violating that use democratic principles. sounding the alarm farmers from the baltic states estonia latvia and lithuania gathered outside the european council to protest plans to cut the ease i could cultural from the wants to be carbon neutral by 2050 these farmers say the plans will make food production more expensive they want financial suppor

well the european budget is always contentious launched the because of traditional battle lines between the wealthier countries in the e.u in the north of the west of the continent in the poorer developing economies in the east and in the south as you mention there this year's budget is even more contentious because of the size of the financial hole that's been left by britain's departure from the e.u. it's been estimated as being as high as 86 point $6000000000.00 so the e.u. is now scratching its head trying to work out how to plug back up there isn't a single country in the e.u. that wants to pay more but of course they all know that in some way shape or form they going to have to do that the e.u. budget goes towards a whole variety of different things from scientific research to agricultural subsidies to things called cohesion of funds that are vital for stabilizing some of the poor a economies in the european union but it is expected to drag on one diplomat described it as being a 4 shirts event so a shirt per day so it gives you an idea of how much time that particular diplomat is estimating to be here and neve yea

e.u. nations as they skirmish over the block's trillion euro budget.ng to keep the by cuts.m being filled is a us to discuss bloomberg reporter. what can we expect from these negotiations where the specter of brexit loom large? >> we know this is going to be a long summit. in fact, the entire transfers have been shut until saturday which is not a good omen. it means we're in for a very long summit. we know it is going to be difficult. ultimately this is the story about money. who is going to pay for what. we see huge division. we're a smaller union now. we should have a smaller budget and those say we should be invest and a lot of this is about ambition. european leaders have to ask how much money are we willing to commit and what is our vision for the european union? the fundamental question around it is who is going to pay for it. when we speak to officials, they will tell you the fact that the u.k. has left, it is also another headache. there is a gap of 60 to 75 billion euros left on an annual basis. they will say they don't want to lose that aid.

budget. four and aed frugal few others are standing firm in their belief the e.u.'xt budget should amount to 1% of the gross national income. the plan, which is meant to fund ambitious plans, is worth more than $1 trillion. british prime minister boris johnson sailed through his new government's first major economic health check as he prepares to lead the nation to a potentially bumpy brexit transition. several indicators this week confirm signs of a

e.u. to ditch its budget rules with case numbers growing in italy germany and spain board member states are considering taking on board debt to drive the fight against the disease. also on the show buyers says its chairman is stepping down early as the company continues to wrangle with tens of thousands of lawsuits over the we kill a round up. and cash strapped cuba begin selling used cars if only average cubans could afford them. this is your business report i'm stephen beard's in berlin it's good to have you with us taurus numbers are down and concerns are rising across europe the spread of the coronavirus is already hitting economies across the continent many of them dependent on chinese tourists who haven't been coming for weeks now with local cases of the virus also on the rise in italy spain and germany for example more governments are considering debt heavy stimulus packages a top official has now signaled approval. hour is a must for tourists visiting paris afterwards they might go on a shopping spree normally there's a long line in front of the louisville store on the show i'm so b

e.u. to loosen its budget rules with case numbers growing in italy germany and spain more member states are. littering taking on more debt to drive the battle against the disease. also on the show buyer says its chairman is stepping down early as the company continues to wrangle with tens of thousands of lawsuits over the we kill or roundup.

e.u. when it comes to budget talks and she will clearly make that we will come a clear that francis ready to take the lead there the president micro also had the united states in his sights when he talked about europe's need for digital sovereignty yet it's actually not only like that conventional or nuclear ones that he ones he wants europe to to work more in the us assess your pass to do more and additional fealty once you have to pick a more independent from from china and from america and she really wants europe to do to do their own projects there and yes to become more independent or less dependent on other nations where it is trust in paris thank you. in football as i balin defined a jordan tune of riga has filed a criminal complaint claiming he was racially abused by fattens during a midweek cup match the german 22 year old of nigerian heritage says was abuse during tuesday's german cup match at shelter which the hosts won 3 time an extra $32.00 with extra time the place the german football federation unsheltered all investigating to file the complaint in order to make a statement

talks on the next joint budget are to resume in brussels today after european leaders failed to make headway thursday the u.k.'s departure from the e.u. has left the blocks budget with a massive gap member states are struggling to agree over funding for climate investment farm subsidies and border security. the irish prime minister layo better odd car has formally resigned but is staying on in a caretaker capacity the move came as parliament convened for the 1st time since the election 2 weeks ago it has left 3 parties wrangling to form a stable government. bolivia's electoral board has disqualified the exiled former president in former all of us from running for senate in may's election. the court said rollo's did not meet residency requirements he fled bolivia in november miss protests following his disputed reelection. polls have opened in iran's parliamentary elections in which many moderate candidates have been barred from running runs guardian council rejected almost half of the candidates the country's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei was the 1st to cast his ballot he called for a big turnout describing the vote as a reli

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e.u. when it comes to budget talks and he will clearly make that he will come a clear that's francis ready to take a look at their present macro also how the united states in his sights when he talked about europe's need for digital sovereignty yet it's actually not only like that conventional a new car ones that he once he wants europe to to work more in the us assess your passage to more an additional field he wants europe should become more independent from from china and from america and he really wants europe to do to do their own projects there and yes to become more independent. less dependent on other nations where it is trust in paris thank you. for a new exhibition here in germany called linda mccartney the sixty's were more than a cottage not easy access to the beatles a because she was mars one of the fab 4 but she was already photographing the rock sing along before she married the pole in 1989 now a retrospective off her work as a clinton western japanese ruler region yesterday. for millions of grieving teenage girls she was the american blonde who snatched up the cute one in

e.u. when it comes to budget talks and she will clearly make that we will come a clear that's francis ready to take a look at their present also have the united states in his sights when he talked about europe's need for digital sovereignty yet it's actually not only like that conventional or nuclear ones that he warns he wants europe to to work more and the us assess your passage through more and additional fealty once europe should become more independent from from china and from america and she really wants europe to do to do their own projects there and yes to become more independent or less dependent on other nations through the stress paris thank you. no more of the day's other news a swedish climate activist gretta told burke has been taking part in a school strike in lapland she joined teenagers from the indigenous sami people she's on a visit to the region to find out how climate change is affecting the arctic the visit came as un experts on the other side of the world to record a record temperatures in antarctica. south korea's unification church has held a mass wedding with aroun

e.u. leaders are meeting in brussels to discuss the block's budgets for the next 7 years on the agenda how to plug the 75000000000 euro funding hole created by breaks it is disagreement over plans to slash rebates countries receive when they include budget contributions. to political and business leaders in germany welcome a court ruling that allowed american electric car make a tesla to keep clearing forest for a massive new factory environmentalist to block the works in court saying the public had not been probably consulted the science just outside of there will be test as 1st european facility production is the begin next year starting with 150000 vehicles here they. eventually test the ones to china half a 1000000 vehicles here joining chemicals giant b a s f is jumping on the bandwagon recently announcing the construction of a factory for key components in electric car batteries not far away startups in the region also hoping to cash in on whether circus reports. just a few more batteries to build and then that's it for the next few days there's a dip in production at tess fulton bra

e.u. member states have failed to reach agreement after marathon budget negotiations in brussels they blamed hard to bridge rift between poor countries and wealthy states wanting to rein in spending those includes germany and the so-called frugal for austria denmark the netherlands and speed. speaking of the netherlands it plans to cut gas extraction from your largest failed to a trickle before closing the tap completely in 2022 hours after a series of damaging earthquakes gas mining from the groningen field is to be cut to $3000000000.00 cubic metres by next year earthquake victims will be compensated and buildings reinforced according to the dutch have a. now argentina stories economies shrink by 2 point one percent last year the south american country has been in recession since mid 28 teen poverty and unemployment are on the rise and inflation is the past 50 percent last year the news comes as the country is trying to renegotiate almost $200000000000.00 in debt in order to stave off default. and thousands of followers took to the streets of north in southern spain tossing vegetables to t

e.u. summit leaders are divided over the size of the budget and spending priorities the farmers are doing all they can to help them make up their minds. and finally in a surprise announcement the world's richest man has said he'll be spending $10000000000.00 of his own money to help fight climate change in a post on histograms i was and founder jeff bezos said this summer he'll start funding scientists activists and nonprofit organizations amazon has come under fire in the past for its own climate record the september base as promised the world's largest online retailer will be carbon neutral by 20. 3 yes. and that's all from us here in berlin for me and the business team thanks for joining us you can check us out on our web site did we dot com slash business or us on facebook and twitter. a sustainable closed loop economy. traditional t.v. production consumes vast quantities of morning. now pressed sugarcane is meaningless to drive the leaves. turning the news waste into a valuable commodity. $3000.00 and. 60 minutes on d w. bassinets is of grave the need to keep every available job for

e.u. member states have failed to reach agreement after a marathon budget negotiations in brussels they blamed hard to bridge a rift between poor countries of wealthy states wanting to rein in spending those include germany and the so-called frugal for austria denmark the netherlands and sweet. speaking of the netherlands it plans to cut gas extraction from your largest field to a trickle before closing the tap completely in 2022 years after a series of damaging earthquakes gas mining from the groningen field is to be cut to $3000000000.00 cubic metres by next year earthquake victims will be compensated buildings reinforced according to the dutch government. and thousands of foreigners took to the streets of mirth here in southern spain tossing vegetables on the floor in protest against load food prices and for working conditions according to spain's union a small france he says average bombings fell by 9 percent last year as food prices sank production costs. and that's not been the only for test in spain in recent days thousands of spanish abas employees have staged a walkout in protest of p

budget. of 60have a funding gap billion to 75 billion euros pegged to the u.k. leaving the e.u.table. this is where european leaders don't agree. we are looking at a difference of one percentage point between the two sides but they are not able to get the agreement. officials behind the scenes will tell you it is not a big deal if we don't get it today. a lot of this has to do with the optics of a deal, leaders have to be seen as fighting hard for taxpayer money, but as long as it is done in the first half of the year, that is good enough. ♪ ♪ you can get all our latest stock stories from our equity teams with tv on your terminal and latest news on your mobile app. abigail: 30,000 functions on the bloomberg and we always enjoy showing you our favorites. maybe they will be your favorites. will get you quick takes on timely topics. writer mckenzie fagan had a few questions about jetblue airlines' new boarding procedure, no boarding pass and no i.d.. a camera and screen verified her identity against the customs database and let her on the plane. some passengers might consi

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e.u. is left an 80 $1000000000.00 hole in the $20.00 to $21.00 to 2027 budget. coming up in sports might be no more faceoffs these 2 heavyweight fighter let's take a see what started it's gone it's. time for sports his preacher and lauren thank you so much players on the u.s. women's national football team also going for more than $66000000.00 in damages as part of a gender discrimination case. the players who are the world cup champions are suing the u.s. soccer federation alleging institutionalized discrimination that includes an equal pay between the men's and women's teams the damages were requested in papers filed in a los angeles court on thursday ahead of a trial that is should be will to start on may the 4th little maisey has spoken out about his dispute with barcelona's technical director erik but it's one that seems to continue during the club's troubled season basically trained on friday ahead of a home game against a bar but it's the bigger picture that still on his mind 2 weeks after the social media post criticized rb doll for claiming it was the p