you have a quote that says, t-shirt that said, visit estonia before estonia visits you. what does that's heaven and why does estonia matter to the people in the room. >> they're pioneering a new kind of social contract between citizens and government around data. i have a whole chapter on estonia, which i call utopia. it's a real place, and what they're doing in terms of experimenting around digital laws and privacy and transparency, is really important. it's real. it's not utopian. what the weather they're doing and comes would took your point about politicians being technology include literature rat -- literate, the politics are ex-entrepreneur, moving staircase between politicians and entrepreneurs. the estonians are reinventing democracy by making sure there's more transparency on data. it's also easy to fall back on the 19th century and assume we can protect our privacy. i'm not so sure bat that. the any social contract that the estonans are architecting in a sense protects privacy and in a sense acknowledges that in the digital age, in the digital 21st century, eve

i wrote on estonia. estonia, like the other baltic states, stands apart from the group of states. they are representative. they are nato member states. they do not like to be referred as old soviet republic. they were forcibly annexed into the soviet union. ,his fact was never recognized either by the united states or otherwise. is quiteition different. at the same time, i will say that you cannot really escape your geography. or your demographics. estonia, like the other baltic states, it shares a border with the russian federation. seen countries that do share borders with the russian federation and face significant risks in the past. significant has a russian speaking population. both ethnic russians and russian speakers, i make that distinction because it think it is important to note. we are not only speaking about the russian minority but other individuals who speak russian and their daily life lofton also get targeted. who often also get targeted. i will give you a couple of numbers here so you get a sense. in terms of ethnic russians in estonia, 24% of the population. .hey

so, i wrote on estonia and first, i have to note that, you know, estonia stands apart and i think their representatives want me to say that. certainly, they are and have been for more than the last ten years a nato member state, eu member state, they don't like to be referred to as post-soviet republics. in fact, they were forcibly annexed in to the soviet union and this fact was never recognized by united states or the other western government,s. >> so indeed, their history and geopolitical position is different than other states in question. at the same time, i will say, you can't really escape your geography or your demographics or kremlin's ambitions so easily. and estonia like the other two baltic states shares a border with the russian federation and certainly we have seen countries that share borders with the russian fedrations face significant risks in the past and currently ongoingly. and estonia has a significant russian speaking population and both ethic russians and russian speakers and i make that distinction, because i think it's important to note that we are not only talk

my work is on estonia. i have to note that estonia like the other baltic states stands apart from the group of states. they need me to say that. certainly, they are and have been for the last 10 years, that the nato members states and the you -- you win ever states, they do not like to be referred to the post soviet republic per they were forced into the soviet union and this fact was never recognized by the united states or other western government. the history and the geopolitical position is quite different than the other states in question. at the same time, i will say that you cannot escape your geography or your demographics or the kremlin ambition so easily. estonia, like the other states, it shares a border with the russian federation. certainly, we have seen countries that share borders with the russian adoration that has a significant risk in the past. estonia has a significant russian-speaking population. there are russian speakers -- i make that distinction because it is important to note that w

. >> it's an honor to -- first i have to note estonia like the other optic states stands apart from the group of states and i think they are their representative obama to say that. certainly they are and they have been for the last 10 years eu member states. they don't like to be referred as post-soviet republic. that they were forcibly annexed into the soviet union and this fact was never recognized either by the united states or otherwise from government. indeed their position their history and their geopolitical position is quite different than the other states in question. the same time i will say that you can't really escape your demographics or ambition so easily. and estonia like the other two baltic states shares a border with the russian federation and certainly we have seen countries that do share borders with the russian federation at significant risk in the past. estonia also has a significant russian speaking population and both ethnic russians and russian speakers and i make that distinction because i think it's important to know that we are not always thinking about death

i see that it is a huge problem that russians in estonia and latvia seen all the as sort of extension of the kremlin and they are denied the agency or they own and they identity all their own whereas in fact when i go to moscow for example they can immediately tell from my accent that i'm not russian russian and i use certain words which they don't even use and they tell me that i dress differently. so. and of course russians here they have no other home as blood here or a stone you know. and i think that will be another problem right now because we will have parliament elections and a job or and secession issue will be a big topic because now or national parties in maine on sort of dimensional parties they propose that all studies in their russian schools and secondary school should be only latina languages if you read my mind take a look at my laptop as you're talking here this is a headline i pulled up that's because the next election date decided and that is october and this is the headline that's been circulating bill against russian language schools passed in second reading so g

kind of on the dissolvable issue about integration because fifty years a lot to be aware and also estonia about under occupation by russia it was called soviet union so a lot to me and like no one point one million people still in families say no family members who were deported of siberia there are still exists a fence a sad feeling so if you feel like like a lot to be and feel like we are under strict and we still see as this russian people here as occupiers not so much as liberators meanwhile russian people who there are generations who have been who be in. warnin lot to say feel legs they add a lot to us people and there is a seal there kind of offended many people if you will ask why you don't go undone boss would say it's a question of principle i was born here i came here i liberate is this country i build this country like during soviet union times and though you asked me to go on . so. a citizen level like on people level i don't see that that is kind of a big sure there are two nations we feel totally different but i think we'll leave quite well but then set out politicians like

this person estonia's capital talent might not have a driver but the passengers aren't scared. the vehicle moves very slowly but this is not a test track the bus is navigating its way through the center of town. the greatest challenge for these driverless vehicles is when they have to deal with human drivers. just feel like they're for the outcome of it's much easier for self driving vehicles to be on the road with other self driving a vehicle but it's much more complicated when they have to communicate with humans and when they have to understand what i human driver might do in a certain situation. this is likely to be a lengthy development of an investor. inside. thanks to cameras sensors and radar that bus is constantly monitored so any obstacles can be avoided in real time. cars has also run a test operation between the train stations god early on and their god or stylists the doors opening and closing automatically at every stop the bus can take up to twelve passengers. saw me so they screen call and taps to its surrounding environment and even to pedestrians that might cr

looking ahead, the president will welcome the leaders of estonia, lot via, and lithuania to the white house on april 3. president trump and the three baltic heads of state will celebrate the 100th anniversary of estonia, lafayette and lithuania -- latvia's and lithuania's and defendants. the summit will focus on how to strengthen security, business, trade, energy, and cultural partnerships. the visit will highlight baltic states achievements since independence, including the economic growth, recent success in meeting nato's defense and spending pledges. a quick reminder, the white house easter egg roll will be a week from today. we are inviting the white house press corps to bring your kids to the event. please work with the press office to secure your tickets. zeke? >> first, on thursday white house officials were on the stage -- on friday morning he threatened to veto. said h.r.o he mcmaster had his support. thursday we found out he was leaving the white house. there was a shakeup last week. can you talk to the white house's credibility and why the people should trust anything admin

estonia, g takes estonia, it only takes a couple of planes to syria 4.7l... o; bozo. p. c j; gorsroo<5. 77”. o.” the other thatis that is that if you do nothing, to that is that if you do nothing, you send the whole message to the whole world and to the eu when negotiating brexit that we are just a pushover and if you want to come and wager a war on oui’ a pushover and if you want to come and wager a war on our streets, then you can. let's have a look at this one. this is the advice, if you are one. this is the advice, if you are one of these 500 people in this restau ra nt one of these 500 people in this restaurant or pub in salisbury, you need to clean restaurant or pub in salisbury, you [ire should have 2 ' ' f should have % ' ' f advice should have gone out within a couple of hours perhaps but it has taken them overa couple of hours perhaps but it has taken them over a week and now, the advice is, wash your clothes. and wipe your mobile phone down with a wet wipe! is that really our best line of defence against this kind of potential nerve agent? it seems like they've really not g

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they are meeting those in estonia. i can say not only is that valuable for our forces it's also hugely welcomed by the people of estonia who arebu obviously right against the border with russia. and feel that threat. in doing so would like to pay tribute to the individuals so far. members of the armed forces. in nato and the u.s. to ensure that understanding. can i reintegrate in the fact that i praised the work of the armed forces. the ones that they should be taken. in response.ha they will find for those. and facing down a common threat. twelve years ago in the aftermath of the wave of the attacks. can i urge those in the measure.sd about how they create the governance. we know it as part of the russians active at measure prey book -- playbook. there right after the attack by al qaeda it is very clear that the government here put in place a whole new structure in terms of counter terrorism. something that the government has been looking at over many years. as we look at our ability to react to the threats that we no

he is doing, he will be meeting with the baltic countries, estonia, lithuania, latvia, coming up nextk. this is a direct insult to president putin. while he says one thing he does something very different. >> that's right. we should also never forget president trump supplied lethal aide to the to the ukraine to get back -- david: not to mention hitting syria with tomahawk missiles. syria is close ally of russia. >> that's right. this ejection of diplomats, russia would have 10 times as many intelligence officers directed against the west as any western country would have in russia or directed against russia. we can really hit them where they live by sending them home, really interfere with their collection efforts in the united states. because these russians are handling, seeking to handle americans in key sensitive positions. david: by the way if you can put the map up of the baltic countries once again. the fact if russia hit any of those countries, russia when it was the soviet union they had a key submarine base in estonia. >> they did. david: they had key bases in latvia and lith

i think russia has the story about why it cares more about estonia than washington. china it can tell itself about why he cares more about east asia than washington. kim jong and can tell the story about why he cares more about south korea than the us and so if we are always operating in a stakes deficit then we have this capability to make up for that to some degree that is the logic of american liquor strategy. >> i think we will leave it there. thank you, matt. please join me in congratulating him on his new book. [applause]. [inaudible conversations] >> for nearly 20 years in depth on the has featured the nations best-known nonfiction writers for life conversations about their books. this year a special project featuring best selling fiction writers for a monthly program in that the fiction edition. join us live sunday april 1, at noon with my walter mosley, his most recent book is "down the river unto the sea". during the program we will take your phone calls, tweets and facebook messages. our special series in-depth fiction edition with author walter mosley sun

it looks like latvia and estonia have also committed to that measure of expelling russian diplomats andes towards it we can expect messages from them. there is a posts brexit footnote here perhaps. international relations, foreign policy, it may not change as much as we think after brexit. it will mostly be economic differences rather than, when it comes to national security and statecraft, those alliances remain strong. there are suggestions from emmanuel macron that more could be done or said to help britain. and the fact that germany has hinted... imean, the fact that germany has hinted... i mean, german— russian relations are of another order. that seems like quite a bold step from germany. and the question, of course, is how will russia respond to this? it will not go unanswered. there is a question to highlight of relations, especially between germany and russia. they will be cautious with that. avoid the sanctions! that has been the shout so far. the guardian. gosh, we have had this all week. it has been a story big enough to shock everybody into really paying attention as to wha

for days training in estonia will be followed by a six month deployment to lithuania germany is taking on more. sponsibility in nato since russia annexed the crimea countries like lithuania are worried the nato presence in the baltic region sends a signal to russia ion lund a country such as germany with its great political relevance and its enormous economic power has to be ready to take responsibility and that includes places where you might not get praise over the past two years there have been crises around europe a home. in between that starts on our eastern border the dispute with russia and under that's what was loaned us is our that's on europe's door step on this have and it has a major impact on our stability our growth and our future to confirm what i'm what . i want to do it will really be all mountains on germany's border with the czech republic around three hundred eighty soldiers will be heading from marion back to lithuania sergeant young is also here it's their last muster on home territory not everyone is happy about the german presence on nato's eastern border russia

and russian's priorities would be in places like estonia. but no, russia wants to mess with the united states. part of this has to do with the events of 2011, 2012, when we had big demonstrations in moscow after a murky set of shenanigans in the russian parliamentary election. and going into 2014, don'tssian government, i think is insincere about the stated goal of united states is to overthrow them and to pose an accidental threat to their -- existential threat to their regime. >> lisa, as the journalist, you have seen firsthand this evolution in russia and in vladimir putin's russia. you've uncovered many stories there. most written -- most recently, putin's chef and his affiliation with russia's involvement in syria. none of this is a surprise to you, yet when you and i were talking, you will said you were surprised by what you saw in mueller's indictment. can you explain that? by the was not surprised actions described that happened in 2016, but i was really surprised that all of those actions were planned in 2014. when, for example, as

role in nato's enhanced forward presence with british troops leading a multinational battleground in estoniawe have led the way in securing tough sanctions genes the russian economy. and we have at all stages work closely with our ally and will continue to do so. we must now stand ready to take much more extensive measures. >> hear, hear. >> mr. speaker, on wednesday we were kill in detail the response from the russian state. should there be no credible response, we'll conclude this action amounts to an unlawful use of force by the russian state against the united kingdom. >> hear, hear. >> as i will come book to this house and set out the full range of measures we will take in response. mr. speaker, this attempted murder using a weapons grade nerve agent in a british town was not just a crime against the skripals. it was an indiscriminate and reckless act against the united kingdom, putting the lives of mint civilians as risk and we'll forgot tolerate such a brazen attempt to murder innocent civilians or our soil. i comment this statement to the house. >> germ corbin. >> thank you, mr. spea

in the united kingdom is how quickly germany and other european union countries latvia lithuania estonia but also fronts came out to support and the european parliament came out to support its may very normally and to say that the blame for this ultimately rests with russia the response from the white house was not to meet it and was very any meek and by no means a straw man that's a problem for mrs may british people have voted to get out of the european union and they voted at all to get closer to america. let out you know that's that's a very good point especially the day after the secretary of state was fired by the u.s. president's not a good situation for the british prime minister tonight that is for sure i think least thank you very much we appreciate your insights tonight we're here in germany months of political gridlock came to an end as i'm going to america was sworn in as head of a new coalition government today michael took the oath of office from the in this talk president both on shore but as you see right here she did it in front of lawmakers who had earlier narrowly vot

fourth national election survey showed a satisfied with the state of the economy this is easily estonia's biggest tech success story. by microsoft in two thousand and eleven we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time. of. the. earth the. fall many in the west african country of guinea life can be quite a struggle. a quarter of the country is covered in forest and the government has neglected roads and basic services. constant delays paralyze the nation's economy. and yet guinea is a rich country rich in gold and diamonds. but most canadians never see the benefit. today pierre on his assistant bus transport medicines in record time from the capital conakry to kiss a dugu on the other side of the country so we're going to. guinea is still plagued by serious diseases like polio defeat area and rabies. the pharmacy's primary concern is delivering the vaccines to where they're needed before the climate spoils them. with no refrigerated truck or ice boat packs his vaccines in a box with just enough ice for the trip. last . sunday possi

russia of course has form on this, estonia... well, exactly.he united states as well. she would be irresponsible if she did not actually try and sort of beef up security as well. what about this gas? we don't depend on russia for oui’ gas? we don't depend on russia for our gas supplies, ruth? but other people do and it is a key point?|j think so, my understanding is 1% of out think so, my understanding is 1% of our domestic consumption is actually imported from russia which is miniscule. we do import gas but it is from norway and qatar and places like that but people on the continent, they are dependent on russian gas. germany for example, about 36% of its domestic consumption comes from russia. it makes a terribly dependent on russia and in fact a lot of eastern europe and in fact a lot of eastern europe and the balkans are almost 100% dependent on russia. this means that vladimir putin has a strong case in his hand when it comes to negotiating with various european countries when it comes to... so the other countries say they thought of suppo

even if we didn't look at all the activities that russia had taken place in estonia and other nations in the east, if we simply recall back in 2014 when a bugged conversation between then assistant secretary of state and the u.s. ambassador to ukraine made its way onto youtube where it caused a diplomatic uproar, in retrospect, we should have seen this incident as a test run for the type of attacks and leaks that we saw during the 2016 presidential campaign. this was an area that we should have predicted better, and again, frankly, we're not fully prepared for it today. third, the president -- third, the kremlin is also making unprecedented investments in 21st century information warfare. during the cold war, we all recall that the soviets try to spread fake news before that term was even popular. they assumed that the u.s. government -- spread theories that the u.s. government was involved in the assassination of martin luther king jr. or that the american military had in effect created and bred the aids disease. much like today, these efforts were geared at trying to undermine basic

and he committed to continuing a french presence in estonia. we work with allies to ensure the numbers there are appropriate. >> thank you. minister, talked about the russian involvement in this information, particularly around elections. regarding the united states, which it agreed with bob miller and other reports that they are funded by the russian government through private channels? tome minister may: you refer the reference by robert mueller and we are waiting for mueller to complete the work that he is doing and the united states? i was referring to the indictment he gifted individuals who worked with agencies. with respectr may: of the thing there, he did that because he had evidence to base that. >> thank you. there are reports by the press and also the u.s. senate foreign relations committee looking at russian interference in elections, and they cited some examples on twitter in elections in the u.k., particularly during the brexit referendum period. there were russian twitter accounts at the time, and california was identified as hav

among the e worst countries for wage equality are estonia, with a pay gap of 28%, and latvia with 21%. jobs carrying more response ability are often given to men picked as we go up the corporate ladder, the gap widens further. theirrn 28% more than female colleagues in executive popositions. if you're a european woman seeking equal pay, the best workplaces are in romania, belgium,xembourg or where the gap lies around 6%. that can partly be explained by hiring practices. in france, the salary gap is around 13%. in practical terms, this means from the seventh of november, french women worked for free until the end of the year. across the atlantic, the u.s. and canada are hardly exemplary. than their18% less male counterparts. >> we will talk more about all of this now. i'm joined by the host of our women's issues show on "france 24." >> it does get a bit confusing. focus on the situation in france. >> there's a variety of figures. it depends on what sorts you go to. the one we've been using is that eu. the figure in france is 13%. if you look strictly at men and women working the same j

our soldiers stand centre now with our nato allies in estonia to deter this led.ing the security in afghanistan and south sudan, helping establish stability and giving democracy the chance to grow and flourish. our sailors are countering international piracy and policing our waters and securing safe passage for the ships that support our global trade. beneath the waves, our nuclear submarines go undetected, as sock mariners on patrol every day of every year, providing our ultimate defence against the most deadly dangers to out against the most deadly dangers to our way of life. in the last few weeks alone, our forces have provided vital assistance in the wa ke provided vital assistance in the wake of storm emma and are now using their expertise to assist the ongoing criminal investigation following the horrific attack in salisbury. i want to thank each and every one of them for the dedication and commitment they have shown our nation. continuing to deliver for the armed forces is imperative. especially in a world where the threats are growing. when it comes to non

a big drop in estonia stocks. at yesterday's close, the s&p gain, 2.7%, the biggest since august of 2015. u.s. stocks and asia stocks overnight as we can see from the fears just retire on easing about the trade war. take a look at the next move here. we will see what is happening to sovereignities and bonds. iron ore, zinc, cotton, all gaining today. then we see bonds with yields that are falling, green as far as the bond columns and a drop in yields. andsee it in india, mexico, norway. only in japan do you see the yield coming up and investors ease out of that safe haven trade. let's take a look at the futures for european equities and see a we are looking at this morning. up one andfutures two thirds percent. massive. ftse futures and cap futures up as well. we should see some big rain arrows when markets open this morning. then we take a look at .reasuries and bunds as far as the rate story is concerned, fear is abating as investors sell off the debt that they are holding for safe haven. you sealed -- see the y

the situation for women is only worse in estonia, czech republic .n germany, women earn almost 22% of men. the average pay gap in the eu is 16% and statistically it is the smallest pay gap at 5.2% in the u.k.. less pay and part-time work has a devastating effect in many ways. the less money a woman arms in her career, the lower her pension is. the number of women who are in danger of reaching old age in poverty has risen in the last 10 years. >> french companies will have three years to erase their gender pay gap's or face possible fines. so says the prime minister. there was a special women's day message today, now we take action, lighting up the eiffel tower. the government says it is time to implement the french law requiring people pay for the same work. it has been around for 45 years but the government says men are still paid an average 9% more. for the first time, a chinese company has applied for more patents in europe than any other country. the company filed almost 4000 applications. two german rivals are among the top 10 as well. >> the ne

estonia cyber center is next with center. the baltic nations have an understanding of russia and the threat in ways that we do not. we rely on them. it is a team effort. it works both ways. that is how we approach it. >> you believe it is working well? are you please? >> yes. >> how do they work with other u.s. agencies to utilize a whole of government approach? inin all of our challenges yukon, we approach it from older government. deputy is an experienced foreign diplomat. he was just the u.s. ambassador to italy. phil rieger. that tells you something right there. he gives us a direct connection into the inter-agencies, particularly state. we have a number of interagency -- we have a number of interagency persons that are a part of my staff. they were day-to-day. our counter transnational said -- threats cell is a lot more civilian workforce than it is anybody in a uniform. make sure we have expertise. >> very good. thank you for all you do. i yield. >> thank you. general, thank you for being here today. thank you for your

the way estonia. or did maybe a lot of going. up there. will be a list of books you gonna. be born again for to learn about us they will. know. when you let the old dog out the affords. you don't move. i guess . hello there we've had heavy rain over australia for the last day or so and there's plenty most of the come here is that system that's given us the wettest of the weather over the last twelve hours or so in that system still with us on friday if anything as we had three saturday looks like it might be spreading this time of it further towards the south so some of us towards the western parts of queensland are expecting some very heavy rain that could give us a few problems with flooding further south but largely quiet forests here that he won in melbourne twenty seven in adelaide you can see that area of cloud stretching it's way of a parts of western australia that could give us one of two showers perth the should stay dry and fine a temperature up of thirty degrees every towards news even quite different have very unsettled lots of clouds lots of rain and that syst

-- i think in estonia the channel is called a to b plus. there are people who know much better than i. in recent years i think the baltic states have begin to to help stopage the spread of putin's hateful propaganda. >> thank you. over here. >> i would like to build up on the question from the ambassador. as developing nuclear weapons, it was never to be used. securitye secret --ncil, nuclear weapons were provided russia with the right to proclaim itself a superpower. with the developments lately, the recent developments, we see intentional starting to crank up for a confrontation with the west. and our common friend said and an article that now with a new putin, this putin does not want to become friends with the west. he is willing to use nuclear weapons in force comes to worst. do think he is correct? >> just very briefly, to answer your question. apparently they are going to .iscuss this topic i do not believe president putin kamikazed into a total in the way of his own suicide and state suicide. yes, he used a nuclear missile reference

when we dealt with this problem 2.5 years ago in an earnest fashion, we learned about estonia. in estonia they cracked down on heroine and post the user population over -- and we decided to handle heroine as the same problems that because we thought the worst thing that could happen would be we could anduccessful in eradication let identification and trafficking for mexico, and would push everybody to fentanyl and would have a new problem. the worst that could happen is and it a new problem, speaks to the diversity of the customer base and ability of traffickers all along the spectrum to be able to satisfy what the customer wants. from pfizer, we have a question from someone watching c-span, regarding for psi report released in january. as you know the report said only 30% -- or 36% of packages that come here from china contain electronic data, who was your reaction to the report and administrations reaction to the report and what is being done to address the situation? >> thank you very much. i don't handle the advanced electronic data, it is the u.s. postal service, but we wo

across the country have announced remembered services for tuesday evening and people in israel hungary estonia ukraine and other countries have also been laying flowers outside russian embassies flowers were also laid in the former soviet republics of kyrgyzstan and to g.q. style. achievement ina cancian of a correspondent is that a vigil in red square in moscow dana what's happening where you are right now. while this is just one of the two of vans that are taking place here and the russian capital to commemorate the victims of the deadly blaze in the city of camera and now a hero here in the downtown of moscow just overlooking ground when crowds of people keep coming in and they're bringing flowers and many of bringing a candle is now to the remembrance service going to take place just a little bit further away from here there is a bank where some of the photos of the victims are laid and people are laying flowers and lighting candles and paying their last respects now we see different people here mostly young people and students as working hours are not over here in the capital so we do exp

in the united kingdom is how quickly germany and other european union countries latvia lithuania estonia but also fronts came out to support and the european parliament came out to support this it may very well in the end to say that the blame for this ultimately rests with russia the response from the white house was not immediate and was very any make and by no means a strong not that's a problem for mrs may british people have voted to get out of the european union and they believe that call to get closer to america. look out you know that's that's a very good point especially the day after the secretary of state was fired by the u.s. president is not a good situation for the british prime minister tonight that is for sure i think lisa thank you very much we appreciate your insights tonight. well today in berlin those of us who follow politics found ourselves in gulf with a sense of deja vu competing with the feeling that this is it today i'm going to became germany's chancellor for the fourth time taking the oath of office just as she has done three times before and of course with he