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e.u. institutions even the. legal there nor to you in the humidor it was a would have septic and they will have a seventy percent and that we are going hard on our people going about people who were there people by. the able to recall are you not transferred into parties and people they say legal or they're not filing started with on one where the arrow sceptic but then when they come close to powell's say no we want to be can be part of the european institution israel has the great hunger like we're a leader the gridley that syriza that was all shot iraq sceptic when they came to the power they say left her harbor you know girls can disagree with that but you're talking about politicians who love and i want to call it a shotgun or i'm talking only illusion politicians that represent people really represent people who well i never was popular there i don't usually read what young people don't like to hear that their representative political discontent with the e.u. for some part of the electorate is still there

e.u. institutions please respect the voters we are there to serve them not to lecture them and in italy it's not just might they are salvini we is calling for ten years their resignation. talian democratic party member and minister in the previous government says quote singer should either apologize or resign is hard enough to protect europe from anarchists defending it against an adequate e.u. commissioners is just too much. all right the italian term moral is also creating a lot of market turmoil and talk to us about that yeah and not just in italy not just in europe we're seeing a global market selloff amazing well the italians are capable of they spent the euro or sent the euro rather to an eleven month low against the u.s. dollar traders fear a snap at talian election will be a referendum on the e.u. so it looks like we're on the brink of another euro crisis and italy's debt burden is spiraling out of control the reaction for equities the numbers for you months stock exchange tumbling by four percent at times today to regaining a little ground as you can see that down two and a half per

e.u. institutions you're absolutely right that catalan conflict has implications beyond the spanish border i'm talking about the western balkans because cost of us beat to join the you can advance any further. because ben will never recognize it probably fearing the couple and like you said d.c. any kind of scenario where spain may change position on cost of the of the keep its position on catalonia was foreign minister of spain during seven years and i have tremendous pressure from some european countries from united states from somebody countries to recognize course or i never. you know cannot imagine how much i have to defend the spanish position because i knew what but president and i think russian for that they should understood. kosovo is the example should not be abided accepted this kind of recognition you know the kurdish of independence is mistaken international i said from the beginning and i think that would be the position especially if that is. between belgrade and pristina and they come mo twenty in a peaceful and agreed in. settlement while the spain would recognize i would

e.u. institutions so you're absolutely right that catalan conflict has implications beyond the spanish border i'm talking about the western balkans because cost of the first beat to join the you can advance any further the. because spain will never recognize it probably fearing the capital and like you said do you see any kind of scenario where spain might change position on cause of the the keep its position on catalonia you know i was foreign minister of spain during the seven years and i have tremendous pressure from some european countries from goodnight and state from somebody cunt countries to recognize course i never that's you know cannot imagine how much i have to defend the spanish position because i knew was a bad president and i think russian federation understood that all true cause trouble is the example hard to should not be abided accepted this kind of recognition unit up throughout the kurdish are independent joe d.-i mistaken international law i said from the beginning and i think that could be the policy front especially if that is a negotiation between belgrade and pristin

e.u. institutions the other aim is to really boost the alternatives so that in the e.u. fan shop here in brussels i found this bottle for instance and that is one option but no worries a lot of plastic items for there which there is no i'll turn it in paper or in storage for instance like this little plastic jug form that you can stay around that's very good to know. what has sparked all of this just briefly a many experts say the fact that so far over a half of the plastic trash from europe has been exported mainly to china but that is one one of the key reasons here is china has stopped those imports and now europe is looking for a new or new places the u.k. for instance is looking where to dump the trash in southeast asia but in the eyes of the european union only a sustainable solution is on the table amazing how china is really changing our world he is on his own thank you gail. business with it. comes. to. watch the destination for your next vacation. why not take a trip to mars. weightlessness and out of this world of humans including. vacationing in space science

e.u. institutions in terms of followers in terms of engagement so i'm i'm your best client here in the room i've no idea of the value of that but i'm pleased to see you as i hope you are me the one slight problem i have i'm watching very carefully to testimony that you gave on capitol hill time but again people ask you is this genuinely a neutral political platform and you come up with the same line again and again it's well crafted you say that facebook is a platform for all ideas now historically of course it's true that through facebook and other forms of social media there is no way that breaks it or trump or the italian elections could ever possibly have happened it was social media that allowed people to get around the back of mainstream media and now perhaps you're horrified by this creation of yours and what it's led to i don't know but what is absolutely true is that since january of this year you change your modus operandi you've changed your algorithms and it has led directly to a very substantial drop in views and engagements for those that have got right of center political opi

e.u. institutions so you're absolutely right that catalan conflict has implications beyond the spanish border i'm talking about the western balkans because cost of the first beat to join the you can advance any further. because pain will never recognize it probably fearing the capital and like you said d.c. any kind of scenario where spain may change position on cost of the of the keep its position on catalonia was foreign minister of spain during seven years and i have tremendous pressure from some european countries from the united states from some both countries to recognize course i never. you know cannot imagine how much i have to defend the spanish position because i knew what but president and i think russian federation understood. kosovo is the example of how to should be abided accepted this kind of recognition you know the kurdish sort of independent. mistaken international i said from the beginning and i think that would be the proceeds from the space if that is. between belgrade and pristina and they come most widely in a peaceful and agreed. settlement while the spain would recog

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e.u. rhetoric european institutions have been warning italy over the last few days because they fear iran could change its position on existing a huge contracts. the coalition says it wants to lower taxes and pay for other campaign promises with new debt the country's existing debt already stands at two point three trillion euros that's almost a quarter of the total debt in the eurozone but some italian say they're willing to give the new governing coalition a chance to get the important thing is that we start to see change because we're pretty tired of politicians that only think if they are in interests if they think about the citizens and the country will be happy but. we need to see the facts in the lead that been talking for quite a while let's see what i do now. we still need to see what happens we need to give them some time and then we'll know more. if the coalition manages to dispel the

e.u. the munich based institute for economic research study the tariffs on five thousand products to compare the e.u. and u.s. tax each other the results there are considerably higher barriers for u.s. products entering the e.u. than vice versa on average europeans charge a five point two percent levy as opposed to just three point five by the americans u.s. beef is especially hard hit it's taxed at sixty eight percent meanwhile the u.s. charges the forty nine percent levy on european tobacco products and twenty two percent on trucks. experts suggest lowering import duties on both sides while that would reduce european customs revenue it would certainly be cheaper than starting a trade war. in the air or to think that you can fight protectionism with protectionist policies it's like trying to tackle stupidity with

e.u. institutions please respect the voters were there to serve them not to lecture them meanwhile outsideof brussels a prominent british euro skeptic this is nigel farage he's kind of piling on here he says disgusting bullying comments by the german commissioner the italian rebellion can only grow you see there though at the bottom mr froggatt linking to a tweet that's no longer there it was banned it wrongly translated the commissioner as saying the markets would teach the italians not to vote for populist that which is now been deleted the corrected version has been issued as we heard in the interview the commissioner actually said that the markets would send a signal. not to vote for populist but certainly a controversial interview making some waves on social media and perfect and that words matter comment was meant thank you so very much and. i'd like to hand you over to helena now because the telling and turmoil is creating market turmoil that's right they were talking about may have him in milan and all the european exchanges trade is a worry that a snap election in italy will be a

e.u. institutions need to show respect to italian voters that. are catty about schenker a prominent russian journalist.

e.u. the munich based institute for economic research studied the tariffs on five thousand products to compare how the e.u. and u.s. tax each other the results there are considerably higher barriers for u.s. products entering the e.u. than vice versa on average europeans charge a five point two percent levy as opposed to just three point five by the americans u.s. beef is especially hard hit it's taxed at sixty eight percent meanwhile the u.s. charges a forty nine percent levy on european tobacco products and twenty two percent on trucks. experts suggest lowering import duties on both sides while that would reduce european customs revenue it would certainly be cheaper than starting a trade war. in the air or to think that you can fight protectionism with protectionist policies it's like trying to tackle stupidity with stupidity. and if the conflict intensifies people could end up losing their jobs as a result a big development in the us mobile telephone sector t. mobile us which is owned by germany's deutsche telekom agreed to acquire rivals sprint that will combine the largest wireless carrie

e.u. and it wants concessions from brussels gemini's institute for economic research study tariffs on five thousand products it compared to how the e.u. and us tax each other the results there are considerably higher barry is for u.s. goods entering the e.u. on average the institute says europeans charge a five point two percent levy compared to just three point five percent by the americans u.s. beef is particularly hard hit it's taxed at sixty eight percent that's to protect film as in the e.u. meanwhile the u.s. charges a forty nine percent levy on european tobacco products and twenty two percent on trucks with the aim of protecting american farmers and vehicle manufacture as experts suggest lowering import duties on both sides while that would reduce european customs revenue it would be cheaper than a trade tool. it's certainly a lot at stake there are business editor have you got to give us is here with us that have it i imagine a lot of people in germany this morning sighing are breathing a breath of relief for now at least at least for now and especially because yesterday since the

e.u. rhetoric. european institutions have been warning italy over the last few days because they fear iran could change its position on existing a huge contracts. the coalition says it wants to lower taxes and pay for other campaign promises with new debt the country's existing debt already stands at two point three trillion euros that's almost a quarter of the total debt in the eurozone but some italian say they're willing to give the new governing coalition a chance. the important thing is that we start to see change because we're pretty tired of politicians that only think of their own interests if they think about the citizens and the country will be happy but. we need to see the facts in the lead that been talking for quite a while let's see what i do now. we still need to see what happens but we need to give them some time then and no more. if the coalition manages to dispel the president's concerns the new government could be sworn in by the end of the week. or the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either d.w. news or you can write to me b

philip federica maria mcgreevey saying there that the italian people trust italy's institutions that italians trust in the e.u. is growing but that's quite a claim in light of election results isn't a yes i think it could be yeah degree of wishful thinking that i think a lot of italians do have confidence in mr matter and the presidency over thirty years and you know he's been on the side for some time to of course set and a member of the union but the days when it talian thought that good government would come out of brussels because they couldn't shut trust their own visions i think are long gone and the success of the foci lists one of the success of communications on net social media and the decline of the influence of traditional media to clearly mainstream newspapers all of these things i think are a threat to the way that year in union is seen in brussels it is a bogeyman that the populist and the publisher winning there more votes every time that people go. to express their political it once thought well for us from rome thanks very much for that. now for some of the old stories making the news today

e.u. and it wants concessions from the block the munich based evil institute for economic research study to terrorism five thousand products to compare how the e.u. and the u.s. tax each other the result that considerably higher barriers for u.s. products entering the e.u. than vice versa on average the institute says the europeans charge a five point two percent levy as opposed to just three point five percent by the americans u.s. beef is particularly hard hit it's taxed at sixty eight percent that's to protect farmers in the e.u. meanwhile the u.s. charges the forty nine percent levy on european tobacco products and twenty two percent on trucks with the same aim of protecting farmers and vehicle manufacturers over their experts suggest lowering import duties on both sides while that would reduce european customs revenues would certainly be cheaper than starting a trade war. or. it's an error to think you can fight protectionism with protectionist policies it's like china to tackle stupidity with stupidity. and if the conflict intensifies it could result in lost jobs. all right so certain

has no institutional jurisdiction to enforce policy making in an e.u. member state. it was judgment the judgment of the e.c.b. what was necessary in this absolutely dramatic circumstances where forty percent of the g.d.p. of the. attack one of. the berlusconi government implemented many of the measures proposed in that letter while at the same time secretly trying to introduce provisions to private eyes water. a proposal that italians had rejected in the referendum. courts intervened and said no you cannot rein should years. legal provisions been repealed as a result of. this calls to european commissioner olli rehn to write to mr berlusconi again asking for clarification. just. as a judge and i found a. judge of. italians who had already made up their own minds saw that sentence despite the outcomes of the referendum as an insult it also infringed upon an e.u. article demanding neutrality. so yes yes. see that they don't. who are not mix is. going to do your. group i mean is that funny that we're going to prevent. the exact city going to. do go up it don't want to d

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e.u. commission adopted a program that would enable european institutions and member states to liberate them. from that dependence on a handful of us software companies. why have the commissioners abandon this policy . i don't think we abundances this police here but the only solution is to invest more to catch the critic is that by using this microsoft monoculture in public i t. says terms these public systems are being held very vulnerable that same change our operating system so invent and no cyber threats anymore so my boss said rebuttal is a big difference in proprietary software you don't know the source code isn't that such a security risk when you have a black box operating the public but not to use microsoft your pink microsoft is like a black box this window is full of enemies and let's use each of those microsoft software really in the interview you want to follow for the solution came from the european parliament itself to make the public source code a precondition in procurement for software for public ip. the old physical european commission has failed to respond despite the ca

us in on all this fog and in the economist at the macro economic policy institute of the hans foundation thank you so much. the e.u. says it's now in compliance with a.w.t. a ruling that prohibits subsidies for european access to make ever us the block hopes to avoid possible retaliatory sanctions over the matter a source of disputes between airbus under the american rival boeing for more than a decade both boeing and the us claim to the use of below market loans for airbus models a three fifty and a three eighty amounted to unfair subsidies the w t o agreed in a may ruling the united states is pushing for a negotiated settlement in the case one off several major transatlantic disputes. and starbucks is closing the doors of eight thousand stores in america today to get mandatory racial bias training to its one hundred seventy five thousand employees this follows an incident back in april in which two black men were arrested for trespassing while waiting for a friend in a philadelphia branch the company says the station will give employees a better understanding of how racial bias works starbucks c.e.o. kevin johns

e.u. borders and all countries should also participate in the several occasions ruskin on the other hand the greek government and all the humanitarian institutions all these red terror. organizations have to convince the refugees themselves that greece is a good place to live that this should not go over to germany or in western europe or kids will have a very good living this can be done only by ensuring that that's ensuring their quality housing and jobs. the funds are available they must be more and more money it should be invested in suds in such sectors so there is more to be done and third it will last a whole or wee hours let's say european societies she tried to understand the conditions that led to those people that made those people the refugees and immigrants come to our countries we greased how always been in the crossroads let's say of history and then the crossroads of refugee flows we should abolish any out tina grants idea and try to help this people as we did many times in the past helping refugees from all around the continent from asia from minor asia to come to greece to come to europe and try to support each to participate i

five-star evaluates at a cost of 17 billion euros while pension institution says it is more than double that. they will try to review an e.ueaty that includes a fiscal contract and various constraints. >> hopes were raised, last night when a trump administration official said that china had offered to cut its trade deficit to the united states by $2 billion. chinese officials denied the report. they said, "the question is about some u.s. officials who said china will cut the deficit. this rumor is not true. this i can confirm. the consultations are still underway. i am not getting ahead of that. the consultations themselves are constructive." >> telling reporters that china has become "very spoiled with regards to their trade policy with the united states." but let's start with the good news. china has scrapped nearly $100 -- china has scrapped a probe into a nearly $100 billion worth of sorghum imports. they say that their investigation is not in line with the public interest, but now we got a take a look at the bad because china has cast out on that report. they say china will not negotiate under the conditions by the un

e.u. and also very strong condemnation from the u.n. special coordinator here in the middle east as well the very sorts of institutions and bodies that he wants to see as alternative partners in the peace process going forward having rejected the united states in that process or carry for them gaza harry thank you now the syrian white helmets rescue group says the u.s. has put its funding on hold washington provides a third of the organizations money in march president donald trump put a freeze on two hundred million dollars worth of funding allocated for recovery efforts in syria it's unclear if the review of the white helmets is linked to this decision the group says it's rescued more than one hundred thousand people during the war well ismail of dollar is a rescue worker with the syrian civil defense also known as the white helmets he says their work will go on despite any funding issues. for us so it's a big problem for our and for our operations and rescue people our vehicles our cure bent. if it's big problem for us but for our centers for our that aren't two years in or so you know we're continuing working with our partners. but

e.u. will actually go down that wrote so the alternative of course is something that a lot of critics of the you say the institutions are very good at is doing nothing and just waiting of what what's to happen next there is still some hope among some diplomats that we may face soft trade barriers or soft tariffs which would mean only if a certain quota is reached that is when the punitive tariffs will be take effect but that is still unclear so these are the options at the moment again whether or not we get. a soft response so whether or not we get hit for tat tariffs here. just tell me what the broader implications are for transatlantic relations because the fact is the u.s. has just turned up the heat. it is without a doubt very dark day for transatlantic relations between the e.u. and its key ally in international relations with the united states we have seen this starting with the election of trump throughout the campaign everybody was for hearing the message but what we're not sure if that will actually take place then when he walked away from the paris climate a court it got more clearer when he walked away fr