the message used to be the e.u. market is open and the sales opportunities are huge. but since the e.u. imposed custom duties on rice after pressure from the rice growing countries like italy and spain orders for on rice have tumbled by 30 percent i mean. try to find a new market china. that we would like because of. a huge market. most recently rice and its approximately $4000.00 contract farmers supplied around 30 percent of the use organic jasmine rice but now facing new trade barriers cambodia is putting up a fight taking the e.u. to court over the import tariffs. now to some of the other business stories making news the european union has fined to make a call come 242000000 euros for what regulators call predatory pricing between 20092011 the charges relate to the sale of chips to a low cost which the e.u. says was intended to drive a rival out of the market. netflix has reported weaker than expected subscriber growth last quarter in total 2700000 new subscribers joined the service worldwide while the number of u.s. subscribers declined slightly analysts blame inc

the e.u. market most recently i'm a rice with its approximately 4000 contract farmers had a market share of 30 percent with its organic jasmine rice in the e.u. apparently too much for brussels to continue its much acclaimed free trade. and that is your business update here on w there's more to come so season. birth. home 2 moves of species. a home worth saving. yes those are big changes and most start with small steps global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world. to protect the climate to screen image submissions and the forestation. interactive content teaching the next generation about environmental protection. using the channels available to inspire people to take action and more determined to gain something here for the next generation the idea is for the environment series of global 3000 on t.w. and online. to. welcome to our culture 50 years off of the lunar mission we'll be looking at the moon in the movies also coming up. bakir on the inventions of gr

e.u. markets so $99000.00 tonnes of south american beef every year. if you are not ever takes a step days i start talking about bringing down the price of beef by flooding the market for cheap or just liking what you got in ireland and other european countries like france farmers are the predominant voice against the you marcus or agreement in particular it's controversial agricultural quotas however brussels says the pact with the south american bloc will save european companies over $4000000000.00 euros in tariffs every year. a barbie girl in a barbie world isn't what it used to be a manufacturer mattel is hoping to encourage more girls to expand their horizons and consider careers in the space industry so they created a new doll that looks like astronaut. christopher reddy the 42 year old was the 1st italian woman in space to this end but tell cooperated with the european space agency the partnership is part of barbie's ongoing dream gap a project which is aimed at challenging young girls beliefs about their possible futures. and that's it from the

e.u. markets so in 100-9000 tons of south american beef every year. we're not ever takes a step takes one are talking about bringing down the price of beef by flock in the markets with cheap markets like pretty much what you want in ireland in other european countries like france farmers are the predominant voice against the yuma consumer agreement in particular its controversial agricultural quotas however brussels says the pact with the south american bloc will save european companies over $4000000000.00 euros in tariffs every year. ryanair is wired about its 2020 some a flight schedule if but when doesn't soon deliver the 737 max aircraft that audit the low budget airline can only take delivery of a handful of planes of month due to the complexity of the delivery process that's why ryanair may have to scale back its growth plans if the 77 next deliveries have not resumed by november boeing has halted delivery of the model as it addresses safety concerns of the 2 fatal crash its. federal reserve chairman jerome powell has boosted expectations for th

e.u. markets so $99000.00 tons of south american beef every year. we're not here to take this step this one and they're talking about bringing down the price of beef by flooding the market with cheap markets like reading was that what you want in ireland and other european countries like france farmers are the predominant voice against the you marcus or agreement in particular its controversial agricultural quotas however brussels says the pact with the south american bloc will save european companies over $4000000000.00 euros in tariffs every year. ryan air is worried about the exchanges some of flight schedule if boeing doesn't seem to live at the 737 max aircraft audit a low budget airline could only take delivery of a handful of planes a month due to the complexity of the process the groundings of the passenger jet could cause a backlog if the liveries joint resumed by november that it's still addressing safety concerns with the plane software of the 2 fatal crashes. german weapons exports are on the rise again bolin has already approved dom's e

e.u. financial market it says those countries no longer regulate credit agencies as rigorously as the e.u. does it's the 1st time such access rights are being withdrawn. and let's talk to one day about that a financial correspondent in frankfurt what's changed in these countries to incur the wrath of the e.u. . well ben as you rightly put these can raise do not hold the credit agencies to the same standard that the u.s. does and now this is according to a system which is called the equivalent system which is basically an agreement between these countries that allow financial companies from the 3rd come to work rather non evil financial companies to work in the operate in the e.u. and vice versa they you financially companies are allowed to operate in the 3rd country but now these countries need to be these companies that are operating in the unit to be governed by the same standards in the home country as become as companies similar companies are governed in the e.u. so that you feel that these companies were not being governed now there are 30 countries which are actually following this s

e.u. provides massive subsidies to help agricultural products compete effectively in world markets. about 38 percent of the e.u.'s entire budget $58000000000.00 euros per year is spent on financial support for farmers. $6300000000.00 euros of that total goes to germany. most of that money 5000000000 euros goes directly to farmers based on how much land they own. $1300000000.00 is spent on financial support for rural areas only a small amount goes to promote the development of environmentally friendly farming methods. the e.u.'s agricultural policy rewards big farms like burdick owned which is run by or by unit most farms don't turn a profit today one half of europe's total farm land is owned by just under 3 percent of all farm businesses. the e.u.'s top priority is to provide maximum crop yields so that farmers can compete with cheaper produce on the world market there's not much money left to promote organic farming. the e.u.'s agricultural policy has led to the creation of large tracts of farmland that often lie empty. the use of chemical herbicides like life is saved has turned fi

e.u.'s top priority is to provide maximum crop yields so that farmers can compete with cheaper produce on the world market there's not much money left to promote organic farming. the e.u.'s agricultural policy has led to the creation of large tracts of farmland that often lie empty. the use of chemical herbicides like life is it has turned fields into reddish brown deserts. the e.u.'s common agricultural policy may be responsible for killing off large numbers of birds and useful insects. we've come to northwestern germany to meet some environmentalists who are waiting for lap wings to return from their winter migration the birds come here to breed since the 1990 s. the left wing population has declined by nearly 90 percent in this area the environmentalists are concerned about that. staff as does it's clear to me that the fate of the human race is more closely connected to the fate of the last points than we'd like it to be missed by it's important. to. our ecosystems are becoming more and more unstable he was of the reduction in the left wing population is an obvious symptom about problem any of it you k

e.u. subsidies that helps to keep them competitive in world markets. relied on from that 65 percent of the potatoes and up as finished food products. but we're also competing with frozen french fries from the u.s. if it really is a global markets that we can global market. the e.u. actually promotes the development of these agro giants because the amount of the subsidy is determined by the size of the farm environmental concerns are often ignored. that's not the case with this small family owned farm located near munich they follow the principles put forward by the by a land organization which promotes organic agriculture practices the farm grows 20 different kinds of potatoes and they don't use artificial fertilisers or chemical pesticides. we hope this year maybe we've learned traditional farming methods then when i've driven my spraying vehicle through the fields for the 10th time i know that i've made the right choice. of you admit this but it's being with image economies it's even i wanted to avoid using chemical pesticides and that's what got me

e.u. single market brought stability to the island now with briggs that looming there are worries that i'm no deal scenario could reignite illegal activities there again people like seamus murphy fear that a hard border could encourage separatists and smugglers to return to the violence of the past. they. changed. much. from his home in the republic of ireland seamus murphy shows his friend peter where the irish border runs rex it is a constant topic of conversation and concern for them some cynical humor helps. it would be illegal. to take his dog from. those pine trees because once he passes the pine trees in the republic of ireland but his dog would not be allowed to it would need rabies shots i'm not too sure. what i have made. here in the border region of people aren't big sticklers about regulations shamus murphy says smuggling was part of everyday life when he was a boy so most of the time the goods involved were fairly innocuous detergent. or a couple of sheep in a carrier. almost anybody over 50 years of age have themselves smuggling skills and we admired smugglers when we were ch

e.u. has chosen its path. we are protecting our market from unfair, deceptive and illegal practices. we have stepped up our ability to use trade defense measures. screening thata looks at foreign investment in the e.u. to make sure these investments do not raise security or public order issues. asare promoting tools such the international procurement estimate that gives us leverage to open up the country markets, etc. we are also bringing together our policies and making the best use of them -- competition, industry, trade. abroad, we are doing so 20, standing up for multilateralism and forcing the rules,, ensuring a level playing field. in this context, obviously, china springs to mind. the e.u. is not against the emergence of china, but we have a problem with the lack of convergence of china with the rest of global order. in this respect, we share the u.s.'s concerns about distortions from nonmarket policies and practices, and that is behind our commitment, our engagement together with the u.s. and japan and the so-called trilateral process to try to develop rules to address this be

a lot of investigating themselves with not getting into the world's 1st major carbon market and the biggest the e.u. emissions trading system for those who did to early on it's proven to be a treasure chest the market got off to a slow start and stagnated for years after being introduced in 2005 but more recently prices have taken off and you can now make a lot of money in the sector made report to make is when to see whether the rising prices really have made copies the tickets an attractive investment. of euros for years carbon dioxide permit cost. then it suddenly shot up fivefold to 25 euros and the price just keeps on climbing and climbing but no not before hand i have invested in c o 2 permits. hi mr hu to come out of this hello you know enough to make me a millionaire so misinformed what i know now could have made a millionaire out of you 3 years ago but if i had known it then i'd be one myself. so your knowledge has been sadly not. fabienne 100 analyzes the energy market for investors and c o 2 emissions trading will probably keep him busy for some time. can see if it is the market is essen

e.u. concession to south american beef producers $99000.00 tons at a lower tariff of 7 and a half percent european beef producers say their market is already tight and they'll now have to compete against low cost producers in the eyes of the german farmers association the e.u. is favoring car makers above everyone else. other critics point to brazil where president has slashed regulations since taking office this year new markets for south american products could mean more environmental damage and lower food standards they say trade officials in brussels say the deal abides by the paris climate agreement and speaks to emissions labor standards and even deforestation they say food inspection controls are already in place others warn against the knee jerk reaction when somebody put the sunni's we are not protectionist the reality of our country is not protectionism i ask those who are against any trade agreement to explain to me how they will dress eat travel this is the deal still has a long way to go before entering full force it needs approval by e.u. governments the european parliament and 40 national parliaments if the opposi

e.u. members and members of market enjoy because that would have devastating consequences potentially for the single market and this is a complete no go not for the u. commission but also for example for germany and especially for the german industry which the british ears always said would you know come to teresa mayes a's and. push american government to a softer us towns and the exact opposite was the case so the the. the e.u. is completely united around one position position which is that a former e.u. member can have the same benefits in the same form of friction a straight a current member can have ok so let's let's move this forward to foreign policy particularly with what's happening with the tankers in the straits of hormuz as the friction with iran given boris johnson's outspokenness and perhaps lack of tact are you concerned about where this could had particularly now that the u.k. are going forward the u.k. will not have the full might of the e.u. behind it. well you know just quickly are given a false or just set of national television they do have to be challenged what cathe

e.u. and vietnam's 95000000 strong population represents major market opportunities for the block the newly agreed trade deal also protects intellectual property and requires adherents to the standards laid out by the international labor organization those are encouraging signs for investors. but not everyone is happy that means activists have called on the e.u. to demand political reform from the vietnamese government especially its poor record on human rights and its curbs on free speech have come under scrutiny. i'm not joined by claimants kobo he's with the german champs of commerce and joins us now from brussels jim as how important is this deal if you have no more to europe than a lucrative market in a factory floor with cheap labor good afternoon yes for the german economy the steel is very important it is important to improve the trade ties with asia with this booming region and after the agreements with japan and with singapore this is now opening markets german companies can profit from this elimination of trade barriers and they have invested already more than 1000000000 in the c

e.u. antitrust regulators will investigate online retailer amazon to see if it uses data from 3rd party merchants to improve its own market position the. from the office of the e.u. competition commissioner a stocker follows complaints from merchants who say click and purchase data on their sells through the site are being used to improve amazon's positioning of its own merchandise coincidentally germany's antitrust authority announced wednesday an agreement with amazon for the retailer to assume more liability for 3rd party order fulfillment and let's check in with our financial correspondent in new york he ends quarter yes europe once again applying pressure on a an american tech giant any reaction there on wall street to these announcements well i mean we did see it takes stocks a little bit under pressure here in the wednesday session and we do not just get the regulatory oh political pressure out of europe but also within the united states there is quite a debate going on but interestingly enough wall street does not seem to be too concerned at least at this point if you look at companies like amazon but also. google

e.u. members of the members of market enjoy because that would have devastating consequences potentially for the single market and this is a complete no go not for the u. commission but also for example for germany and especially for the german industry which the british ears always said would you know come to teresa mayes a's and. push the american government to a softer stands and the except opposite was the case so the the. the e.u. is completely united around one position position which is that a former e.u. member can have the same benefits in the same form of friction a straight a current member can have ok so and that's it let's move this forward to foreign policy particularly with what's happening with the tankers in the straits of hormuz as the friction with iran given boris johnson's outspokenness and perhaps lack of tact are you concerned about where this could had particularly now that the u.k. are going forward the u.k. will not have the full might of the e.u. behind it. well you just quickly are given a false or just settle national television they do have to be challenged what

e.u. passport in just 3 months. we've come to rome's naaman tano market it's a great place to buy fresh fruit including some lovely berries out there and you may or may not know that scotland is a place where berries are big business but the question now is what happens with breakfast because if the u.k. does choose to leave the european union as seems likely that means we're going to be slamming the door on the freedom of movement for those migrant laborers who are so vital to scottish from a. picture perfect scotland. the highlands famous for their breathtaking landscapes the castles and lakes add some bagpipes and a kilt and this is the way tourists experience this part of britain. like. the workers on the strawberry farms however don't get to see this side of scotland almost all of them came here from eastern europe. they earn around $300.00 euros per week here that equals a month's wage in romania and bulgaria but if you go all the way forced to go for it would you dimitri on has been spending the summer months in scotland for 7 years now as an e.u. citizen you never had problems entering the country but brecht's it

e.u. members of the members of market enjoy because that would have devastating consequences potentially for the single market and this is a complete no go not for the u. commission but also for example for germany and especially for the german industry which the british yours always said would you know come to teresa mayes a's and. push american government to a softer stands and the except opposite was the case so the the. the e.u. is completely united around one position position which is that a former e.u. member can have the same benefits in the same form of friction a straight a current member can have ok so and that's it let's move this forward to foreign policy particularly with what's happening with the tankers in the straits of hormuz as the friction with iran given the boris johnson's outspokenness and perhaps lack of tact are you concerned about where this could had particularly now that the u.k. are going forward the u.k. will not have the full might of the e.u. behind it. well you just quickly are given a false or just settle national television they do have to be challenged wha

the united states is the biggest export market for the french outside the e.u. but only in terms of nail you not volume that means the american strength french wine that is expensive and i'm sure an american who buys a bottle for $100.00 or $150.00 won't think twice before buying a bottle price at $180.00 or $200.00. for the others there's always a decent california fun delta toast with. and from wine to be here belgium is known as one of the world's biggest and best beer producers and demand is growing but you can only beat brew as much beer as there are bottles and that's proving to be a bit of a problem the summer. top dried up uncorked everything seems to be running smoothly at the family owned brewery to have a man in. but recently be a production here has been faltering most of brewer nester is experiencing a very specific supply problem if. there is a shortage of empties bottles in crates for the last 2 weeks the night shift hasn't been able to work because we don't have enough bottles. could be a bottle bottleneck is rattling nerves at many of belgians b

she feels for the united states is the biggest export market for the french outside the e.u. but only in terms of value not volume that means the american strength french wine that is expensive and i'm sure an american who buys a bottle for $100.00 or $150.00 won't think twice before buying a bottle price at $180.00 or $200.00. for the others there's always a decent california fun dell to toast with. and that is your business update here on d w for me and the team and thanks for keeping this company. bursts. poll. of species. course if you can. get those are big changes and most start with small steps to. tell stories of credence people and innovative projects around the world. drainage solutions and resource to. interactive content teaching the next generation to change it. isn't channels available to people to take action and returning something to the next generation. is the environment series of global $3000.00 on t.w. and online. welcome to news from the world of arts and culture and we will be looking at the future of music robots a i and hopefully the human touch as we

e.u. and vietnam's 95000000 strong population represents major market opportunities for the block the newly agreed trade deal also protects intellectual property and requires adherents to the standards laid out by the international labor organization those are encouraging signs for investors. but not everyone is happy that means activists have called on the e.u. to demand political reform from the vietnamese government especially its poor record on human rights and its curbs on free speech have come under scrutiny. it's like a scene out of moby dick whaling ship setting sail on japan's 1st commercial hunt in years conservationists call a cruel and outdated some japanese calm way to get the teeth into it. it was all hands on deck before setting sail on a hunt that's been 3 decades coming these are the men that will bring fresh local whales back to japan. are ready and so are the crew. bigger and fatter whales means better meat. transport as fresh as possible so that old people can taste it and remember the old days of. communities like stand ready to cash in this japan defies international o