process locally sourced wood in its own sawmill that means it can compensate for the shortage of eastern european wood for now at least. germany has its foot firmly on the gas pedal after granting apartment for the north stream to natural gas pipeline from russia the first pipeline of the north stream runs along the bottom of the baltic sea from russia to mean in eastern germany. it's just a project running along. i will double capacity of the root which currently stands at fifty five billion cubic metres critics say it'll increase europe's energy dependency on russia ukraine is set to lose out most present over hof of russian gas exports to the e.u. pos through the country but for how much longer. by the time russian gas flows through these pipes it's already traveled thousands of kilometers from siberia on its way to customers in central europe this compressor station keeps the pressure in the pipeline stable ensuring that gas reaches its destination for the west at least for now. this plant run by ukraine state energy company now to gas was built almost forty years ago and it's now coming to t

departure in the bus station one in serbia the journey into a new life often starts by train south eastern european countries on just losing a few young people then losing pretty much an entire generation. there is good news for german pharmaceuticals giant buyer the european commission has dropped hints that its proposed takeover of u.s. rival monsanto could get the go ahead after a wait of more than a year the deal has been making regulators around the world nervous. the u.s. food and drug administration has threatened to take buyer products off the market there the regulator says production processes of buyers older medications have been substandard since january two thousand and seventeen c.e.o. band of oman is tackling the problem but buyer has have to set aside several hundred million euros to cushion the effects of any sales or production shortfalls the company is also spending a fortune buying up u.s. herbicide and seed manufacturer monsanto the deal came with a price tag of fifty five billion euros to be funded largely from equity and bond issues. buyer is also having to shed assets from i

load younker is currently visiting countries like months ago or serbia and montenegro south eastern european nations that have been given the prospect of becoming e.u. members one challenge they are facing is bringing their economies up to speed something hard to do when many of the brightest minds prefer to leave this is no simple change of address from marina stefano the twenty five year old isn't just moving down the road she's heading abroad to austria she's finished her training as a vascular surgeon now she wants to turn her qualification in to money. first i want to go in america. for wrong. so they offered me to come back when i finish my studies graduate marina's packing her portrait along with her german dictionary it's a past tens of thousands in the region of taking on able to find work at home they go abroad once working there they support their families back home their remittances are astoundingly high making up as much as ten percent of serbia's g.d.p. it's similar in neighboring bosnia highly qualified young people are attending german classes here they want to head out as we

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political pressure on its former eastern european satellite states by halting supplies without endangering deliveries to its big western european customers. that something strange backers including former german chancellor and current chairman have consistently rejected saying the deal is purely driven by economic considerations and provides additional capacity rather than replacing existing pipelines ahead of ukraine energy company is adamant his country has more to lose than just transiting called if north rim too is built will be devastating we believe clean air wait for a full fledged russian aggression against ukraine we are fighting to stop russian troops as eastern border but if there is no transit of gas if there is no risk of interruption we believe russian will be. just a matter of months to go to construction to get in the way ukrainian hopes. to finally translate their vocal opposition to the project into action. just around the corner ever thought about where all those flowers come from. kenya the big global produces britain spit a colorful industry in this case deploying some

process locally sourced wood in its own sawmill that means it can compensate for the shortage of eastern european wood for now at least. deal may be better than a bad one that's the warning shot canadian prime minister justin trudeau has fired at the united states over nafta the north american free trade agreement he says he won't accept anything that doesn't benefit canadians that's the same tack us president of trumpets taking comments setting up at your leaders for a showdown. it's been one and a half weeks since the latest round of nafta talks between canada the united states and mexico concluded with the go shaders saying they're moving forward but with a very slow progress during a visit to the united states canadian prime minister justin trudeau indicated his government is willing to compromise on renegotiating the trade pact that u.s. president donald trump called the worst trade deal in history but trudeau's said there are limits we know there are ways to modernize and improve off that in a way that will create a win win win when we include mexico there is a path absolutely for that but

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process locally sourced wood in its own sawmill that means it can compensate for the shortage of eastern european wood for now at least . nearly four months off the germany's general election political leaders have finally agreed to form a coalition but for many german business leaders the devil is in the detail business had hoped to finally get that cotton corporate taxes which are among the highest in the world in germany this and they reject tighter restrictions on temporary job contract. planning federation industries says it will make it make it harder for them to react to the ups and downs of the economic cycle they say the coalition deal does not prepare the country for the future. so what will germany's new government bring for the german economy economy i'm now joined this studio by jaco hall is the president of the europeans who of management and technology here in berlin welcome thank you for joining. us this early hour why have business leaders as we've heard so cautious and doubtful about the new german government in fact the new agreement is a little bit more of the same so there's

and not just a caretaking government and there are there is the constant evolving troubled was eastern european countries that many things to do the new e.u. budget needs to be talked about this year so really there needs to be a government involved in and people would be devastated and would also sort of really begin to doubt the sanity of politics if the s.p.d. members would vote this deal down our correspondent barbara biggs on the story forced an audience trust burke and here in the studio with me this venue crawls to both of you thank you. a new earthquake has hit taiwan's east coast after a string of tremors in recent days now this one measured five point seven on the richter scale and came as rescuers were working to find survivors from the quake which struck around midnight on tuesday now that one killed at least seven people and injured hundreds more bringing down buildings and trapping people in saw this building is still standing. but the lower floors are crushed beneath its weight. firefighters look for a way in to find survivors. the quake hit while in city on taiwan's east coast s

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since it was put on the banned list, a number of eastern european athletes have tested positive for thisld be as a result of a spiked drink at a pre—olympic training camp. he has gone to seoul to witness the opening ofab gone to seoul to witness the opening of a b sample, if it comes back positive he will have the right to hearing from the court of arbitration for sport, he could provide any evidence that could explain how the substance got into his system. if he is found guilty of a doping offence, that bronze medal they won in the mixed curling will be taken they won in the mixed curling will be ta ken away, they won in the mixed curling will be taken away, he could face a band of four years as well. this would have ramifications not just of four years as well. this would have ramifications notjust for him that for the neutral athletes, over 150 of them competing injung chang, because they hoped that russia would because they hoped that russia would be reinstated by the closing ceremony. be reinstated by the closing ceremony. the ioc said they would ta ke ceremony. the ioc said they wo

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eastern european countries like lot vs slovakia group particularly fast romania had the largest gdp expansion in the euro zone are in european union rather a growing seven percent compared to the same period in twenty sixteen. comes their warning that the crest should focus on investment and development rather than on tax cuts. beijing has hit back at donald trump after he threatened to impose tariffs or quotas on imports of cheap steel and aluminum. cheaply is announced to dumping. on tuesday criticized bilateral trade deal with south korea the china could face punitive measures it continues to damage us industry. experts say china could respond with sanctions its own on wednesday officials really stressed the impornce of an open trading relationshi. just look at this time and unilateral protectionist moves would harm the relevant countries and companies and damage the treat environment. it would have a negative influence on the momentum of the world's economic recovery. and so i want to reiterate that the essence of the u. s. chinese trading relationship is one of mutual benefits. the us an

this is a drug available over-the-counter in russia and several eastern european countries.is taken normally for heart conditions. they are waiting for the second test take place. it would certainly be a very embarrassing situation for russian athletes and the ioc. sarah: in the meantime, we had a perhaps surprising result in the bobsled. pablo: this is the positive news, let's say. there is that wonderful bobsled that we can see. the german team -- there was a dead heat between germany and canada. germany's francesco frederick -- we can see these wonderful images. they managed to get the exact same time as the canadian team. this is incredible. there were four runs. two golds and no silver. it is always nice when you see these kind of things happen. sarah: everyone is happy. i like that. pablo: exactly. sarah: they had to stock up on a couple more gold medals, though. we have to talk about the ski jump. pablo: we're going to talk about the man at the center of this, robert your hansen. -- johansen. he has a fantastic mustache. there it is. look at that. absolutely fantastic

they're claiming that the nordics and the eastern europeans are not feeling that this is being well handledr ten yea rs. love... i did watchdog for ten years. i have never been allowed to put everything on screen that haven't got evidence backing it up. i don't see the evidence here.|j haven't got evidence backing it up. i don't see the evidence here. i do believe the actual thrust but if the british government were to walk away at... one of the points he wants to do, michel barnier, is to say, during the two—year transition, we have to abide by new directives that are issued in that two years. there is about 40 of them being lined up. we also have to continue to pay our money on. is britain said ok, we have got power of veto, not good to pay you have got power of veto, not good to pay you a penny. they were like that. we have a negotiating strategy as well as the eu in this. this is all to be fleshed out over the next few weeks. i would like to see a strategy from the government. they have been talking about that in this brexit cabinet committee. it is called a war cabinet. we are not at w

cooperation it involves a large number of european countries not only western european also eastern european countries starting to coordinate procurement starting to coordinate military development starting to think about coordinating missions and the german defense minister was quite clear saying this is not in competition to nato this is in partnership with nato we know we have to do more the french defense minister saying this is tough for us but we are going to do it the other area increased spending again a constant message from washington for years now with this conference that the europeans must pay more for their own defense the french defense minister said this is really tough but we are doing it i've got it in my budget and the defense minister of germany as well saying we're going to do that but we're going to increase development spending as well we say the two go hand in hand and we're committed to raising both. the united states is likely to react to those messages that coming from today's conference we haven't we have not yet heard from members of the trump administration they

departure in the bus station one in serbia the journey into a new life often starts by train south eastern european countries on just losing a few young people then losing pretty much an entire generation. on the road to bricks it is getting tough i'll say british prime minister theresa may has criticised the use first draft on the terms of brags that she few breaks at negotiating michelle unveiled a document today saying the pace of negotiations needs to be accelerated but may took issue with the e.u. stance on the blocks future border with northern ireland saying it would violate the integrity of the united kingdom. the draft legal tax the commission has published would if implemented it undermined the u.k. common market and threaten constitution integrity of the u.k. by creating a customs and regulator reported on the irish sea and no u.k. prime minister could ever agree to a. right to be making it crystal clear to president and others that we will never do so. british prime minister theresa may there well let's bring in our correspondent in london in brussels starting with you barbara britain a

quite a bit of the burden could fall on some central and eastern european countries.t heavily. given that will there be cracks in the union about this? the real battle isn't in the document that will be outlined now. but it is being said frequently here by high—level commissioners, it's the idea to make spending conditional on the rule of law. conditional on respecting the rules of the union. and that is, of course, something that's targeted at poland, and perhaps hungary. that debate is toxic. but it's ongoing. we shall see who will prevail in that debate in the end. thanks very much. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. sky and bt have agreed to pay {11.5 billion to broadcast premier league games for three seasons from 2019 to 2020. but the tv networks could end up paying hundreds of millions of pounds less than in 2015, with lower prices per game. the winning bidder for two other packages of tv rights hasn't yet been announced, leading to speculation that the price is too high. japan's economy has seen its longest continuous expansion sin

part of america's future focusing on people like my family who came from the baltics like the eastern european countries to restrictis immigration. lucky for me my family got here before 1924 or to exclude italians believing we had enough from that country and jews. that is the 1924 security act was about. president johnson signed the 1965 law to say it corrects a cruel law over four decades immigration policy has been twisted and distorted by the harsh injustice by theuo national origins quota system. ". listen to what calvin coolidge said he signed the law the last major reduction of legal immigration in america. there are racial considerations to grave to be brushed aside. law tells us certain people will not mix or blend the nordics propagate themselvesce successfully. but with other races the outcome shows deterioration on both sides. i cannot understand why attorney general sessions at one point prays that law and said it was good for america".th the presidents immigration frameworkom also fast-track deportation of children who come to our borders to flee the gangs and sexual violence. a

europe's dependence on russian energy and allow the kremlin to put political pressure on its former eastern european satellite states by halting supplies without endangering deliveries to its big western european customers feel that something north streams backers including former german chancellor and current chairman have consistently rejected saying the deal is purely driven by economic considerations and provides additional capacity rather than replacing the existing pipelines the head of ukraine's state energy company is adamant his country has more to lose than just transiting called if north dream too is built will be devastating we believe clear wait for a full fledged russian aggression against ukraine. fighting to stop russian troops is eastern border but if there's no transit of gas it's there is no risk interruption we believe russia will be. well first but just a matter of months to go to construction on north korea to gets under way in hopes . i wish them to define me translate their vocal opposition to the project direction. and i was back to sara and some brits just don't want to say

thing about this drug is that it's actually available over the counter in russia and several eastern european countries of course responded twenty sixteen this and the person of the center of this doping scandal is alexander crucial and who is a curler which is sort of yeah which is why we're having a bout of it is sort of ironic that we're told might occur. for a substance which increases your ability to perform an exercise all right well let's let's go to happier let's talk about the action on the ice there's been some amazing results and bops like you're absolutely right there's been an absolute dead heat and this doesn't happen very often germany and canada and we can see that these lovely images here are sharing the two man bobsled gold because they got after four wrongs both teamsters to reuters. in each bobsled got the exact same time which is incredible milliseconds here so they're sharing the gold germany of course great achievement for them and kind of the boat of course we're not used to seeing this no one gets silver but there is a new construct so what are the chances as well ver

twenty sixteen this is actually a drug which is available over the counter in russia and several eastern european countries it's used and taken normally for heart conditions and they're waiting for the second test to take place but would certainly be a very embarrassing situation for russian athletes and then also for the i.o.c. . meantime we had a perhaps surprising result in the bobsled that you're absolutely right this is not a positive use will say so what there's that wonderful bob say that we can see there on the german team because there was a dead heat between germany and canada germany francesco friedrich and you can see these wonderful images here and tossed in my guess they managed to get the exact same time as the canadian team and this is incredible considering there was there were four runs so two goals and no silver obviously broke bronze so you know it's always nice when you see these kind of things happen everyone is happy exactly everyone is happy they have to stock up on a couple more gold medals that exactly exactly we'll talk about the ski jumping as well yeah we're not just

trump material from the russians, he was suspected of having murky ties to russian intel and eastern europeanyber criminals, that's what they tell us in "the new york times." it sounds like officials are spinning after the fact, they were ineg negotiations. the nsa even used its official twitter account nearly a dozen timess to send out coded messags to this russian. his eagerness to sell the russian dirt to american spies, it was part of an operation to feed the information out to the united states intelligence community, it was confusing because at one point he dropped his asking price from about $10 million to just over $1 million, that raised alarm bells. then he showed a 152nd clip of a video, showing a man in a room talking to two women. he claimed it was mr. trump but there was no way to confirm it was him with two women, it was a grainy video, no audio. these officials were shown the video and the russian embassy in berlin. the president was a suggesting that some time ago that u.s. intelligence officials were out to get them, people said this was crazy. now the times is reportingo to

backgrounds, including pakistani, bangladeshi, indian, iranian, iraqi, kurdish, albanian and eastern europeanwhat is the ethnicity of these perpetrators? i still think we are pulling back and looking at it as a common data manager amongst abusers and for me, these people are criminals and we should just see them as criminals, regardless of ethnic background. but we also need to do is look... is that a contributing factor? is a pure coincidence that in newcastle and across the country with this specific crime of grooming and abusing and exploiting young women, is just abusing and exploiting young women, isjust a coincidence abusing and exploiting young women, is just a coincidence that the vast majority of the people that have been arrested and charged are of pakistani heritage? we need research andi pakistani heritage? we need research and i was keen to hear the report that came out today, saying we have to get research because the less —— u nless we to get research because the less —— unless we know what the contributing factors are, we cannot protect young women in this country. thank you v

they focused on the baltics and eastern european countries to restrict their immigration to this country. lucky for me my family got over before the 1924 law. they also wanted to exclude italians in the belief that we had enough from that country and they wanted to exclude jews. that's what that 1924 national security act was about. when president lyndon johnson signed the 1965 law he said and i quote, it corrects a cruel and enduring wrong. for over four decades, the immigration policy of the united states has been twisted and distorted by the harsh injustice of the national origins quota system. end of quote. listen to what president calvin coolidge said when he signed the 1924 law, the last major reduction in legal immigration in america. listen to what he said. there are racial considerations too grave to be brushed aside, president coolidge said. biological law tell us that certain people will not mix or blend. the nordics promulgate themselves successfully. with other races the outcome shows deterioration on both sides. i can't understand why attorney general sessions at one point

and then i started looking where that information was coming from and it was from a number of eastern europeanat had all popped up at the same time, we're not talking one or two sites, we're talking 50, 60 sites that out of the blue start broadcasting incredible amount of disinformation. >> and what did you do? >> 24/7. what i did was i started looking at it to see if it was a phenomena that was just in southern california, just in our region. >> i'm trying to drive you forward, you contacted the clinton campaign? >> oh, yes, in september and october, i contacted the clinton campaign, i shared my investigation with them on a daily basis up through the election. >> which is an important point. phillipe, you were very high up in the clinton campaign, i want to stipulate for the sake of accuracy and fairness, a lot of people contact political campaigns, i'm not suggesting that everything that came in should have been dealt with. and the obama administration had issues with this as well. but i want to know what you think about what we heard from bernie sanders? >> i think john had all this informa

here is an eastern european postcard from a soldier dreaming about money. here is an american soldier training about kicking hitler's in the tail. , dreaming about women, a little less nicely convicted. here is a guy dreaming about a someoneed mabel, and comes up and says "wha'd'ya get up!", mable' -- "this always happens to me when i get to the good part of the dream." i love these postcards. "kiss me again, betty." he does not realize it is a pig licking his ear. this guy is dreaming about kissing the general's daughter. another important aspect of this postcard that i think is easily missed, not only is he kissing the daughter, but you notice he also has a lot more hair in his dream. i can sympathize with this guy. [laughter] guy is having a very hot dream, and his feet are burning out in the sun. and of course, why dream about ordinary girls when you can -- girls that home when you can dream about pinup girls? and why dream about one when you can dream about a lot of them? in the jim about them sky above you when you can trim of them doing things for yo

five years later a group of the most pro-american central and eastern european leaders wrote an open letter to president obama in june of 2009. now it's a very strange mechanism. they're very good friends of the united states. there was no need for an open let e so it was a strange combination. but there was one phrase in that that when i read the letter it struck me. as i read it to you, it's in their words, they say russia uses overt and covert means of eek nom eck warfare ranging from energy blockades and politically motivated investments to bribery and media manipulation in order to advance its interest and to challenge the transatlantic orientation of central and eastern europe, and i just said, is that true? could economic interests change the transatlantic orientation of these countries? what we did, we partners with a wonderful think tank that has been toiling and looking at how russian economic influence. and bulgaria is, you know, the epicenter of where russia and economic influence can dramatically alter bulgaria's political trajectory. a member of nato, a member of the eu

process locally sourced wood in its own sawmill that means it can compensate for the shortage of eastern european would at least. unpalatable fraud investigations in hungary have reached prime minister viktor all once family and gary in particular is following a recommendation by the european anti fraud office to investigate a suspect fraud involving e.u. funds and thirty five public lighting projects in several hungary and towns they were carried out by the company controlled by son in law and he also says the investigations are politically motivated to head the national election a from. hungary receives billions of euros in e.u. development funds every year and that's it for your business. the athletes are raring to go and there's full any going on in and around the olympic village of course we're talking about tomorrow's start of the winter olympics say in south korea and that harm is here from our sports plenty of sports that we have to get prepared for also a lot of drama has already played out even the olympic athletes from russia as they are going to be known at this live picture of desire

sixteen it's a heart medication that's actually quite widely available in russia and several eastern european countries you can just buy it over the counter and it was most will say it became sort of a well known over the counter drug back in a few years ago when maria sharapova was banned from tennis because it was found that she was in fact using meltdown iyam and she had been using it for decades and then all of a sudden there was a change in what drugs were being banned what were permitted don't you was one of these drugs that was not permitted anymore but like i said it's quite widely used or was quite widely used up until around twenty sixteen particular in russia ok so we have a positive test we're waiting for confirmation meanwhile officials and i have been reacting that's right well i mean there is has to be a second test which is what you mentioned there before which point on monday is expected to be released so what's happened is alexander has traveled to seoul he's left the village and is awaiting those results and there's been several there's been reaction from a lot of different