the trump administration finds a fresh sound vote is european allies pledging to hit the e.u. goods with tariffs worth as much as eleven billion dollars the move comes in response to the block subsidies for boeing rival its. toughest internet laws in the world that's the claim of the u.k. government with plans for a new watchdog to regulate the web. the era of social media firms regulation themselves is over it's time to do things differently it's time to keep our children safe. tensions ramp up between the united states and iran to wrong brands american troops in the region as terrorists their response to washington and the same label on iran's revolutionary guard the move was welcomed by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu he faces a close run race in a general election on tuesday. very warm welcome to you you're watching r.t. international with me in the air and our top story this hour the u.s. president has pledged to place terrorists worth eleven billion dollars on goods coming to the from the e.u. in response to the bloke's subsidies for the european aerospace giant abas

president has pledged to place tariffs worth eleven billion dollars on the e.u. goodsin response to the block subsidies for the european aerospace giant airbus and discussed the move and the reaction from europe with our correspondents charlie dubinsky and peter all of. eleven billion dollars so it's not peanuts at all that is billion with a biggie that donald trump has said he wants to place entire of on goods coming from the european union into the united states of course when it comes to this presidential administration how was it announced through twitter. the world trade organization fines of the european union subsidies to air bus has adversely impacted the united states which will now put cherish on eleven billion dollars of new products the u.s. taking advantage of the u.s. on trade for many years it will soon stop so what type of things are going to be affected by these tariffs if it gets approved by the world trade organization and eventually goes through we're looking at different types of cheeses we're looking at lemons all of oil kashmir's sweaters not ele

similar action on european made cars recently trump warned he could slot eleven billion dollars in e.u. goods with fresh tariffs. our financial correspondent yen score at the joins us now from wall street hi ends now earlier today trump tweeted about about how difficult a trading partner that you is any thoughts as to what that you can expect from talks going forward. it difficult to put it mildly u.s. president donald trump is actually saying that the european union has been a brutal trading partner but all comes back to bite you whatever that means but we can probably expect some pretty rough trade talks and if you look at the trade balance the u.s. exports the goods in the amount of three hundred twenty billion dollars to europe and on the other side they import goods in the amount of four hundred ninety billion dollars meaning they're running a trade deficit with the in the amount of about one hundred seventy billion dollars and therefore the trump is ministration believes that they have the better cards in their hands as the might depend a bit more on exports to europe than vice versa so

president donald trump is threatening the european union with tariffs of billions of euros worth of e.u. goods the u.s. says they'd offset unfair european subsidies for its main make up. air bus isn't just an aerospace giant it's a pan-european collaboration supported in part by government subsidies a fact the united states says gives airbus in unfair advantage one that president trump wants to take action on and lie a tweet he announced eleven billion dollars in new punitive tariffs on european products it's a conflict that has been brewing for fourteen years for their part their bosses european investors accuse the u.s. of propping boeing up with a vengeance of its own both sides filed suit with the world trade organization and says both sides subsidies are on lawful. france's finance minister is calling on both parties to find common ground. or want to see the situation in global growth as in i don't think we can afford to have a trade conflict even if only on the specific issues of the aircraft industry in the united states and europe. so i'm pleading and in washington in a few hours for u

president donald trump is threatening the european union with tariffs on billions of euros worth of e.u. goods the u.s. says they'd offset unfair european subsidies for its main playmaker. isn't just an aerospace giant it's a pan-european collaboration supported in part by government subsidies a fact the united states says gives us in unfair advantage. that president trump wants to take action on tweet he announced eleven billion dollars in new punitive tariffs on european products it's a conflict that has been brewing for fourteen years.

the trump administration finds a fresh salvo at its european allies pledging to hit e.u. goods with tyrus worth as much as eleven billion dollars the move comes in response to the block subsidies for boeing rival. the world's toughest internet laws the u.k. government and bell's plans for a new independent watchdog to regulate the web. the era of social media firms regulation themselves is over it's time to do things differently it's time to keep our children safe. and tensions ramp up between the united states and iran to ron brown's american troops in the region as terrorists a response to washington slapping the same label one of wrongs revolutionary guard times the move was welcomed by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu he faces a close run race in a general election on tuesday. a very warm welcome to you you're watching our c.n.n. international with me nicky air and now our top story this hour the entire miller investigation was total nonsense aimed at a domestic audience that's the claim from vladimir putin who's just been speaking at the arctic forum and some pete

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wants to place eleven billion dollars worth of tariffs on e.u. goods arriving in the u.s. on things as far apart as cheese to non electrical wall clocks this is well has its roots not in cheese or electrical wall clocks it has its roots in an ongoing dispute between boeing and airbus the u.s. side says the airbus received government subsidies that it shouldn't have the rights to and that's why it wants to put tariffs on there what we are seeing is donald trump living up to promises that he had made in the past that he wasn't afraid of a trade war we are seeing him well using trade as a weapon this as a stick in which to beat people to his particular frame of mind. what it comes down to in cuba though is that these may be the skirmishes ahead of potentially a full blown transatlantic trade war nobody wants that because in a transatlantic trade war as a new any trade war nobody wins yet we are with the ramifications of all of our europe correspondent has been spinning there could be quite a few thanks for that peter. environmental group extinction rebellion has attempted to

e.u. commission and a former prime minister. it's goodsee you again are you surprised that the president is coming out so aggressive against the e.u. with trade? >> good morning. well, indeed what we think from the e.u. side that first it's necessary to avoid further escalation of trade tensions, and, second, it's important to stick with rules-based multi-lateral system and resolve trade within the wto framework. >> is it going to go anywhere? the wto may indeed back it we have to wait and see what happens. then the tariffs kick in do you ultimately believe -- have you had to bet that these tariffs ultimately get enacted >> first of all, if it speaks specifically on those 11 billion that were announced, this basically concerns one of the wto cases against airbus, and the size of potential measures however, from e.u. side of these things, the amounts are largely exaggerated. they are not the ones awarded by wto, and moreover, there is a similar case from e.u. side against boeing, so they extend and net each other out >> gow think they're i

and the trump administration fires a fresh solve oh at its european allies pledging to hit e.u. goods with tariffs worth as much as eleven billion dollars the u.s. says the move is in retaliation for subsidies given to boeing that rival arab. and broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our team international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us all right now counting is under way in israel's general election with each of the two leading candidates currently proclaiming victory incumbent prime minister benyamin netanyahu claims he has already started a coalition talks while his political rival benny gantz is promising his supporters that he will be the country's new leader looking over the exit polls in tel aviv here's our middle east correspondent polls there. while the polls are really times with the incumbent israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu claiming victory one of the same time his main contained form a israeli defense forces chief baby guns also claiming victory guns is a relative newcomer to politics and has set up a party called blue an

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from the ministration fires a fresh sell voted to european allies pledging to hit e.u. goods with tariffs worth as much as eleven billion dollars the u.s. says the moves are retaliation for subsidies given to boeing rival us. world news live from russia this is r.t. international ancona bray in moscow with the news this hour first of all we're tracking what's been happening in israel where voting is over in the general election but exit polls indicate a neck and neck race between incumbent prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his closest political rival benny gantz with both now claiming victory by looking over the exit polls for a city tell of evolve middle east correspondent paula paula pretty model picture from the polls so far isn't it. certainly it is modeled but this is still early hours we expect to get a clearer picture in the next hour also or there will only get final confirmation of the election results around midday wednesday as well claiming victory but if you look at the party headquarters it's a very different picture could which is netanyahu the israeli curre

and the trumpet ministration fires a fresh salvo at its european allies pledging to hit e.u. goods with tariffs worth as much as eleven billion dollars the u.s. says in the movies in retaliation for subsidies given to boeing that rival airbus. be sure to pay a visit to our to dot com to get more on those headlines coming up the cross talk considers whether u.s. foreign policy makers really have america's interest at heart stay with us. hello and welcome the cross-talk for all things considered i'm peter lewis which drives american foreign policy at its core is it really about furthering national interest is there an ideological foundation that is the driver we're told it's all about democracy or is it really all about power and the purposeful denial of agency of others on the international stage. cross talking american foreign policy i'm joined by my guest max blumenthal. in washington he's the editor of grey zone dot com as well as author of the new book the management of savagery how america's national security state fueled the rise of al qaeda isis and donald trump also in washi

and the trumpet ministration fires a fresh salvo at its european allies pledging to hit e.u. goods with tariffs worth as much as eleven billion dollars u.s. says the movie is in retaliation for subsidies given to boeing rival airbus. and kevin owen has today's top stories for you in just about an hour's time in the meantime stick around for the user of. pay that's not one not two not three not four yes four four d. does that make sense for. let's find out more well you know in the last episode we were talking about bank of america hitchhiker's guide to the financial universe and there was one chart i did not get to one fact i did not get to that i wanted to get to but we ran out of time and that is point number four and that's point two percent the end of two thousand and twenty consensus forecast for japan's ten year j g b over and over investors keep predicting interest rates are going to be higher than they ever get to additionally every year since two thousand and fourteen treasury yields have been forecasted to end each year above three percent every year they have failed to d

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tariffs on $11 billion worth of e.u. goodsy exaggerated as washington mulls retaliation over airbus subsidies sending shares for the plane maker lower. >> alconmarks switzerland's market w in a decade as they complete a spin-off of the eye care and plans to boost margins by 2022. >> theresa may gets set for a late dash to paris and berlin in an that emt to secure a key backing for yet another extension to brexit ahead of tomorrow's emergency e.u. summit. >>> all right. welcome back to the show i want to i tea you to some live pictures we have of the prime minister's -- really prime minister netanyahu officially casting his ballot in the general election this is a heated contest it looks as though the most recent polls, though, from friday have the likhud party slightly ahead of the other side led by katz. that is the center left coalition, of course, and that is pictures of prime minister netanyahu, who is obviously just casted his ballot. we'll be watching to see whether or not he has a few words to say. looks like he will sa

president trump threatening $11 billion of new tariffs on e.u. goods. it would be in retaliation to european subsidies to airplane maker aur every airbus airbus says there is no legal basis to impose any sanctions, and the u.s. request to the wto, the world trade organization, is exaggerated. tariff request from the white house includes everything from helicopters to olive oil to cheese, ski equipment, and motorcycles. u.s. trade rep robert lighthizer says the u.s. will implement the tariffs after the wto gives the final go ahead this summer we are still a ways off. >>> we are just getting started here on worldwide exchange up next, tackling sky-high drug prices congress holding a big hearing on capitol hill today to take on soaring bill prices. we'll break down what's at stake. later, one of america's biggest casinos is doubling down down under. we'll tell you about wynn's g bi bet on australia, mate, when worldwide exchange returns the cloud i need? it has to keep up with sales, supply chain, inventory - ♪ ♪ it needs to track it all, from cincinnati t

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e.u. again that something good about all michael and several other e.u. leaders have said is of great concern it just doesn't seem to make sense for them so we have a. really pushing against a extension even saying things like look out no deal breaks and breaks it now isn't such a bad thing because maybe it's better that the u.k. goes out now than stays any longer but we know that other leaders such as the german chancellor angela merkel are saying let's have a longer extension the e.u. council president donald tusk is saying let's have an extension which would be flexible so that at any time in let's say different period perhaps over a year the u.k. could leave if the reason they managed to get some sort of deal passed by u.k. m.p.'s so discussion discussions ongoing i should say we don't know how long for but it does seem as if no decisions have come out yet and as you say it's already midnight there in brussels the passion butler for the moment thank you let's go live to bernard smith he is in westminster bernard we see how divided the e.u. twenty seve

that sounds good but the e.u. says common fisheries policy is not based on track matic capitalism and that was a deliberate decision. if britain were to ban european fishing boats from its territorial waters the e.u. would likely find a way to retaliate c p seventy five seventy five eighty eighty five on the part of. certain fishing areas are closed to the european fleet but on the e.u. could impose an embargo on fish and fish products from britain. in the all powerful new on franklin doesn't come from a poll that sounds like something that president trump would do. you know fellow but we're talking here about exports that are worth a total of one point three billion euros to get food for. that's pretty tough talk but international trade is a tough business it's all about supply and demand but britain's fishing industry does not supply the kind of fish that british consumers demand. eighty percent of the fish that britons prefer to eat is concentrated in just five species . those fish are not found inside the brit

e.u. waters maybe toward scotland we'll try to find a good spot. britain's territorial waters are just one hundred sixty nautical miles away and flint knows that once they arrive there they'll have a good catch. but steve barrett can't cover that kind of distance and his small boat which he stays within the twelve mile zone around ramsgate. bird says that he's getting a lot of tough competition from foreign fishing trawlers and he doesn't think that's fair at all. they seem to have a very very unfair advantage where they come from quote through an area like a fish off into a bigger part of. the argument you can fish out war for the weather the way for sure doesn't apply thermate because the truth in short the whole rhyme guy is an inch or flaked. when it comes to bret's it's barrett says the harder the better. fishermen in denmark spain france and germany have been worried about how hard bracks it would affect them particularly if britain closed its territorial waters to them. if fritz plant can't fish off scotland anymore he'll be in trouble. just

e.u. member hungry. once completed it would be a direct link for chinese goods from the built in roads he wrote into the e.u. . and china isn't just focusing on trade it's invested in this power plant in bosnia-herzegovina as well. and is helping expand this one in serbia beijing is financing infrastructure projects throughout the region bypassing typical contract bidding by offering cheap loans. but european union observers warn those loans could come at a high price and they warn china could use them as a so-called debt trap which would see china forcing partner countries to make painful political or financial concessions if they fail to repay their debts but despite the warnings there's no sign chinese invest in the region has become less welcome. to talk about this in frankfurt conrad is this welcome money or are european nations falling into a chinese debt trap because china is now just out of grace i should add to its eastern european business initiative taking the sixteen to seventy. well then of course many politicians here in europe many people who are interested in civil rights in a liberal soc

e.u. falls apart not really this is a very good example of this but actually if you look over the years for it is ninety's and the two thousand years actually it is even getting worse the e.u. has especially on the level of foreign policy we basically does integrating. if i was going to be cynical i would say that there are certain countries in the world it seems that the international community likes them to stay in chaos do you think that the world wide major nations are trying to solve the crisis there and can they do it. well that and the thing is you have to define what you mean by solution what you mean by that basically what they want is stability but that is stability for economic interest not stability could a common people who live in that country i mean whatever you might think about the gadhafi regime it was not a democracy for the woodland people as long as you kept quiet it was quite ok but now the people there live in total turmoil and basically the intervention that started with france has demolished whatever is left of the decent society in that country so do the very idea

e.u. is offering to abolish tariffs for industrial goods and lower non-tariff trade barriers in other sectors agricultural products however would not be part of the negotiations although washington has pushed for them to be on the agenda the e.u. hopes to have an agreement in place by the end of october it's tamale now a massive landlocked country plagued by security issues and a non diversified economy atala say mali needs more entrepreneurs particularly women they often face big obstacles to setting up their own businesses but that hasn't stopped this next woman. fifteen women working on a march of juries tea company. today they're sorting and packing her biscuits flowers purposes just one of the many different infusions the company produces like all the company's ingredients the flowers come from mali. i. said if you just said i think that i buy the ingredients for my tea you like the biscuits flowers for example from a women's agricultural association in julie back it's about forty kilometers away from bomb a coke. the ginger we use comes from four hundred kilometers away all of our produ