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europe. arriving to eu member states by boat lost their lives european human rights organizations criticized the dual approach and racism for welcoming ukrainian immigrants and preventing the entry of the ministry of finance of japan from the country's highest budget deficit since 1985. japan reported fish jami 1.97 tv was about 14.3 billion dollars, the depreciation of the national currency , the increase in fuel prices and the decrease in exports to china have been made public. he stated that the new york times, citing sources from the american government, claimed that the forces loyal to ukraine were responsible for the explosion. russia reacted to this article and said that the americans made this claim to divert the public's mind from the reality of the incident . that simorgh, an american reporter, some time ago had sold that the united states, in cooperation with norway , transported explosives to the place of the pipe explosion under the cover of a military maneuver and carried out this sabotage operation, however, germany announced that it had found a ship that probably transported

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authorities. to the promotion of georgia along the path of european integration to the word in europe the eure not happy with the withdrawal of the bill, they called for continuing the european reforms in accordance with the 12 conditions of the european commission for georgia to obtain the status of a candidate for the european union . in the united states since 1938, but in georgia it would have violated. democratic development war standards and deliberate reminders of georgia who ruled the ball? unanimously, today is the first ping in the history of the people's republic of china president of belarus alexander lukashenko congratulated president of belarus alexander lukashenko for the third term as president of the country, such a decision was made by the deputies of the national people's congress with the unanimous election of the leader of the celestial empire. cooperation visited the industrial park, great stone, jangmin noted that this a brilliant example of the organization of interstate cooperation in the field of development of production and high technologies, and commented on the

assistance to ukraine to weaken russia, it is trying to earn huge money selling weapons in europe and has become the eu'sergy supplier. thus, most of europe suffered from the conflict, as for moscow, the sanctions against it do not work ; the winner will not work much for any, so the only way out is the peace agreement. moreover, it should take into account the interests of russia in the field of security. however , the west continues to inflame the conflict, users of social networks posted on the internet. here are the footage of hundreds of us armored vehicles arriving in poland and pumping weapons natalia goncharova spare parts are not only ongoing, but have reached a new level and could disrupt the offensive apu reported bloomberg in warsaw complaining about the german authorities. according to an anonymous source in political circles, the polish government believes that germany is competing with their country for international glory, this concerns the training of ukrainian soldiers and the supply of tanks warsaw staged a political circus responds in berlin however , poland complained to the state ac

you know, you can be seen to be the you know, figurehead of the you know, the figurehead of europe and euolitics does matter and it does account for a lot. and could. it's very macron. and it could. it's very macron. you're absolutely right. well charlie, frank, thank very charlie, frank, thank you very much indeed forjoining us today. we'll be today. coming up, we'll be debating hunting debating the new trophy hunting bill of hunting bill bans the import of hunting trophies mp smith trophies with the mp henry smith and an advocate for hunting. so don't go . welcome back. it's 1124 welcome back. it's1124 now a welcome back. it's 1124 now a bill banning the import of hunting has been passed by mps with parliamentarians across political spectrum, speaking in favour the legislation. but many scientists environmentalist's and african community have said the new law could inadvertently accelerate the loss of wildlife and even lead to more species becoming . joining and even lead to more species becoming .joining us now henry becoming. joining us now henry the conservative mp for crawley, who s

ukraine quarreled with the united states and europe stockpiles of weapons from many eu countries at the end of western aircraft in the near future zelensky will not receive supplies impossible due to some technical difficulties, so they said in kiev not to send anything to ukraine and switzerland dispose of old british missiles, and in germany they bought howitzers . well, only for myself , while washington is preparing for a conflict, but with a new enemy, what the old world has quarreled with will be told by the mari girl. police officers batons, tear gas and people's screams - this is the usual finale of the parisian ohmetngs, thousands of protesters are trying to shout, but the authorities do not hear the french senate. still , the majority of deputies approved the draft pension reform. aza, many workers in france will now become even poorer, and there will also be an energy crisis. and also the bottomless help to ukraine, the disappointment of the french live in the air. we have a whole colony of rats next to the house. i understand why this is happening . it's horrible. i don't kn

xi is looking at europe, the eu, a huge market for china. it's very important for their economy.ceived as somebody who's interested in trying to make peace, he wants to maintain credibility with the europeans, but he also wants to support putin and russia because they're an enemy of the united states and what frustrates us is good for xi. >> so in this, you know, hahead of this visit, and certainly putin wanted these visuals out there before xi arrived, he went to mariupol over the weekend, and while he was there he allegedly met with ukrainian residents, and then he got heckled with someone off camera. you see his security detail suddenly swivel their heads. let me just play the moment for everybody. [ speaking non-english ] >> and you see the security detail sort of next to him turn his head. so the person yels, ls, this ist true. it's all for show. which appeared to be reality sort of piercing a carefully staged visit, possibly, you know, an incredible moment. obviously unclear exactly what happened. but how do you think this sort of a thing, this sort of a moment in this cont

and also it's a bad outcome for the other issuers of at1s in europe, in the eu particular where there's lot of i would say thought and rigor for those instruments to make them work for the regulatory cycle and the swiss finish is definitely an outlier. francine: talk to me a little bit. we've been covering this in zurich blow-by-blow and i have to say there were a of options on the table including some kind of government stake so either full nationalization or part of it. out of these three options is still this the best outcomes are not a perfect outcome may be investors will test banks especially for bondholders with the best outcome we could've hoped for? gildas: i would not put it that way. i don't think it's the best outcome because the financial center in switzerland is protected but still a number of private wealth investors are actually exposed to those products. maybe not on credit suisse at1s but may be ubs at1s. i don't think it's the best optimal choice that's been taken. in the call yesterday with ubs. the management was clear that the decision to write down the at1s was ta

migration to europe is once again surging. eu authorities reported 100 33,000 irregular border crossings last year. the highest number since 2016. most of those fleeing seek to come by sea to recent shipwrecks in the mediterranean attest to the perils they face the deaths have provoked harsh criticism of europe's broken policy. at. some leaders want to crack down harder. the u k for example will pay france more than half a billion euros to stop illegal crossings of the english channel. yet at the same time, countries facing urban, urgent labor shortages like germany want to create more legal pathways for skilled migrants. so we're asking destination europe can migration be controlled? hello and welcome to to the point. it is a pleasure to greet our guests. gerald is founding chairman of the european stability initiative e s i mechanism. myskina is head of the migration and diversity department at germany's handling both foundation and vanda lena. van breda is european business and finance correspondent for the economist magazine

how significant is this rock tech project and how does it fill in -- fit in with europe's industrial strategy? oliver: the eubanning and taking out combustion engine vehicles by 2035. europe imports 100% of its lithium, the key component for batteries into the eu. we look at dependencies and problems as we learned with russia and gas in germany this sets off alarm bells. apart of the securing the supply chain in china is lithium rock which is what they will be refining in this facility and they break it down and turn it to lithium hydroxide and that feeds the car industry. this facility will start producing it in 2025 and it will produce enough for 500,000 cars a year. 40% of that is going to mercedes but they said it will take 10 of these facilities. i asked them is europe too far behind in his ear risk they will get left behind permanently? >> this is definitely a risk, but i am very sure and also have had a lot of personal meetings that european politicians are aware of. i see significant change in the attitude in europe since the ira program has been passed. the alarm signs are here and politicians are w

sense, this is a good promising platform to make up for everything that we did not get from the eu, europeer international organizations, and we announced that we would enter far before these sanctions. you remember already, probably five years, and maybe more have passed since then, and you remember how i was also gouged, where he got shocked there, it turns out, verny was we are also working on in order to strengthen in the long term the vector of our interaction with a wide range of countries in asia, the middle east, africa, latin america, today it is already obvious to everyone that it is there that more and more new centers of economic growth and innovative development are gaining strength, and it is there that we need to systematically build a thin thread of contacts at the highest level. level, the way we work with zimbabwe united arab emirates iran venezuela other countries and mix on an equal footing. unlike modern neo-deviants, their ancestors robbed the world know many are wondering. how to live on with our western neighbors, i will answer, we do not close the doors in our rela

a whole range of us efforts to break off cooperation between europe and russia in the energy sector. this led to the fact that gas for the euto cost many times more and more expensive instead of guaranteed volumes at a fixed price , liquefied natural gas reached europe. mostly from the states last year by tankers there, uh, from there they brought in more than two times more lng than in the twenty-first year, the annual supply was growing before that. well, that's it, here in the twenty-second there was a real leap american energy companies did not deny themselves the pleasure of getting more profit at the expense of european taxpayers. europe can be called the loser of the negative developments in energy relations with russia at a time when american suppliers have increased their profits in general. uh, the loss of europe is the reconfiguration of mystical chains. here's a customer gas storage at higher prices from consumer subsidies, like retail so energy companies, uh, also in the markets of coal and electricity are estimated by western experts at about 600 billion euros. that is, it is quite a large amount. against the

of the old europe understands this, probably a little less than the french, they are a little behind, but it happened in the fact that they ignored the interests of their allies mr. and the euntral eastern europe and their partners such as ukraine and actually now what are they doing in strengthening the soy defense potential and in fact involving ukraine in the eu i think that after february 24 the germans decided that atonement to this guilt before the ukrainians , it will be that they will help us here , we have the european union. another issue is the security, we now see that they are still a little accelerated, they help us with tanks and other things, but the bottom is as fast as us i wish there were problems in general, this happened in central-eastern europe, of course, on our side, they remember the soviet occupation - this is this socialist camp, more definitely. these are poles and baltics, but we also see very strong support for ukraine in northern europe, and it is absolutely in finland sweden, and this, by the way, is also a very important moment. finland was a neutral country for a long time, and knowing that it is fully compatible with nato, secondly , ther

zem. tsovoi anastasievich koeva lead europe has joined the arms race and is increasing its production capacity in order to supply ukraine with a million shells, eurs agreed on this at the summit in brussels and have already begun to divide contracts. france intends to produce missiles for air defense howitzers, and eastern europe shells of 155 mm caliber let our european correspondent evgeny sevastyanova let us down, she is joining us now regina hello, what is the further plan of action for european leaders? hello europe is currently considered its priority to be the long-term militarization of its own industry, therefore, regarding the european commission, it plans to present its own legislative initiatives in the near future, as well as the transfer of the promised one billion shells to ukraine, as well as earth missiles, if relevant requests are received, within the next 12 years, uh, 12 months. i beg your pardon, we are talking about the transfer of those shells that are in the stocks of countries, as well as new ones that will be specially ordered for ukraine. we are once again increasing our support for ukraine with military equipment in t

the fastest-selling electric car now in europe, according to eu data.ays tesla sold over 19,000 cars last month up by 50% year-over-year and you have to remember that tesla dominates the u.s. with two-thirds market share in europe, their market share is 25 % so there's a lot to go right but it's positive, that discounting is helping boost sales. meantime you have nio in china reiterating their earnings and deliveries but can you believe n io is half tesla in their own chinese local market? that's impressive for tesla and elon musk. stuart: i want to talk ai. we're going to cover that a lot on the show today. nvidia makes the chips. any announcements coming from nvidia today? they have an investor day. >> developer day yesterday. i thought it was really impressive yesterday, because you know, nvidia is seen as the undisputed king of artificial intelligence. at least one-to-two-steps ahead of everybody else according to wall street analysts unveiling numerous partnerships yesterday. new fast, sophisticated chips and analysts by the way if you can bring up

to enter the luhansk people's republic europe has joined the arms race and is increasing production capacity in order to supply ukraine with a million shells, the euders agreed on this at the summit in brussels and have already begun to divide contracts. france intends to produce air defense missiles and howitzers. a eastern europe shells of 155 mm caliber the main results of the summit will be summed up by our european correspondent of the league on sevastyanova europe is currently considered its priority for the long-term militarization of its own industry , therefore, regarding the european commission, it plans to present its own legislative initiatives in the near future, as well as the transfer of the promised one billion shells to ukraine, as well as ground-to-ground missiles, if relevant requests are received e, within the next 12 months we are talking about the transfer of those shells that are in the stocks of countries different as well as new ones, which will be specially ordered for ukraine. we are once again increasing our support for ukraine's military equipment in this context. i welcome the agreement reached in the foreign affairs

second e from the point of view that they ignored the interests of their allies mr. and the eu in central eastern europend their partners such as ukraine e and actually now they are engaged in strengthening the soybean defense potential and actually involving ukraine in the eu. i think that after february 24, the germans decided that the atonement for this guilt before the ukrainians will be that they will help us here in our country the european union is another question for security, we now see that it , uh, still sped up a little, they help us with tanks and other things, but the bottom is as fast as we would like, there are problems in general, this happened central-eastern europe is clear on our side, they remember the soviet occupation is this socialist camp, most definitely. these are the poles and the baltics, but we also see very strong support for ukraine in northern europe, which is absolutely in finland, sweden, and by the way, this is also a very important moment. finland was a neutral country for a long time, and knowing that it is fully compatible with nato , secondly, there is a large fo

europe. authorities say they do not expect long-term problems. >> there is a limited presence and we are in touch with national authorities. >> that was echoed by eu finance ministers. >> we have our own authorities in europe. in germany, we have regulation. these institutions have no doubts whatsoever about stability. >> this changes nothing for germany. >> in the u.s., failures have brought back in a bid to lessen uncertainty to divert further bank runs. >> all customers can rest assured that they will be protected and will have access to money as of today. no losses will be borne by the taxpayers. it will come from the fees banks pay into the deposit insurance fund. >> unlike in the past, irresponsible behavior by banking executives will not be tolerated. >> management will be fired. if the bank is taken over by fdic, the people running the bank should not be bailed out. rules were introduced after u.s. banks sparked a global financial crisis in 2008. they were partially repealed under donald trump. in the coming days, the decision is likely to be in the spotlight. >> i'm joined by an associate professor at texas state university. it's good to

has significantly more leverage over the eu now than it did prior to the war simply because the eu and europe is enterally dependent on the security on the u.s. so, that is a fact the u.s., which is hawkish on china, will continue to pull europe to its side on the table. you have a clear camexample of this european leaders will not side with the u.s. on china it is going to be increasingly difficult and that, of course, carries a lot of risk. >> speaking about china and its invol involvement, we may not have the transatlantic trade war in this sense, but still a war in europe how does that relationship change with china and with the u.s. if china starts sending, you know, military equipment to russia do you think the relations start to get more sour here from here on >> okay, if china sends weapons, outright to russia, that's a game changer i think we all would have to go back to the drawing table and reassess economic forecasts. that is not in china's interest. the goal for china is economic growth in 2023 they know if they go down this route, they will basically get a lot of sanctions to un

and now in the europe of 2023, europe with britain outside the eu, this state visit will highlight the, who was last in berlin as prince of wales in 2020, will receive an honoured greeting stop he will be the first head of state since the to war be given a full ceremonial welcome at the brandenburg gate. and he will be the first british monarch to address the german federal parliament. heading for berlin, a new king on a first state visit sealing the latest stage in the relationship between the uk and germany. nicholas witchell, bbc news, berlin. the italian government has introduced a draft law that, if approved, will ban the production and sale of synthetic foods, including artificial meat. the bill would ban the sale, production and importation of food "from cell cultures or tissues derived from animals." if the ban is approved by parliament, penalties for violators would include fines of up to $65,000. pretty serious. sofia bettiza is here. to be clear, this ban relates to lab—grown meat, not plant—based products, is that right? that is right. land—based products which are made usi

europe. here's what the eu chief said after the meeting. >> we have agreed that we will start work now with a. the goal is to have an agreement on critical raw materials that have been sourced or processed in the european union, that these stralkic supply chains are able to access the american market as if they had been sourced in the united states. >> it could help avoid the appearance of new tracks in the opposition to the war in ukraine. >>> investigators in germany are working to understand why a 35-year-old man opened fire at a center on thursday night. six people, four men and two women, were killed. another eight were injured, including a woman with who lost her unborn child. the crime was unlike anything the city had ever seen. >> translator: it is the worst crime. the worst crime in recent history of our city. it is most likely due to the very fast and determined intervention of the police that they are not more victims. >> police identified the suspect only as phillip f. he was once a memband didn't le on good terms. >>> a new era in space flight may take off today. the expected lau

am sure we want moldova to be in the european union i am sure all the free peoples of europe deserve it, the head of eulomacy spoke about the war in ukraine, on the conviction of joseph borel, the next weeks will be critical, so ukraine already needs artillery ammunition, he also offered three-point plan for the supply of anti-aircraft missiles first thing we need a new package of support through the european peace fund i propose to ministers to allocate €1 billion from the fund secondly we a coordinated application is needed to purchase 155 millimeter ammunition, and thirdly, the potential of the european defense industry needs to be increased in order to meet the huge demand of our armies not only for weapons for ukraine, a million shells and air defense systems ukraine hopes to receive, said the head of the ministry of defense oleksiy reznikov in stockholm, an informal meeting is taking place there these days of defense ministers of nato member countries, reznikov emphasized the importance of continuing the supply of tanks and infantry fighting vehicles because they will help ukraine to create a the

cleansing of all those who disagree with eu policy began in europe officials. head of the armed forces and the berhatzorn will be dismissed. spiegel writes with reference to government sources in september last year. he doubted that the armed forces could effectively resist russia, in particular, in an interview with the focus magazine, chern said that zelensky , of course, could claim some counterattacks. however, in reality, the ukrainian army is not at all capable of doing this, general of the bundessphere zorno has been engaged in his post since 2018, and in serbia , on the contrary, the local movement of socialists demanded the resignation of radabasta. after he called for sanctions against moscow, the serbian government should show the whole world how important friendship with russia and the russian people is for belgrade for the ministers of economy. this is a chance to think, who is he? an expert or a rabid pro american politicians said the socialists? earlier, the official representative of our ministry of foreign affairs, maria zakharova, advised the

it could mean a plant that was planned for eastern europe could switch to america instead. the euot set out its plans or incentives to attract new technology, particularly green tech. so what exactly is involved in building an industrial strategy to entice big companies to invest and create a thriving business environments overall. let's hear from the uk director for the environments overall. let's hear from the uk directorfor the lib political economy. thank you for being with us and talk about how the strategies are determined. we have seenin strategies are determined. we have seen in the case of volkswagen, there is an element of the chip shortage, country saying we want to protect our national interest, protect our national interest, protect our national interest, protect our technology and also we want those jobs to come to our country? want those “obs to come to our count ? , ., ., ., country? there is a lot of competing. _ country? there is a lot of competing, political- country? there is a lot of - competing, political demands country? there is a lot of _ competing, politi

and now in the europe of 2023, a europe with britain outside the eu, this state visit will highlightraine. so charles, who was last in berlin as prince of wales in 2020, will receive an honoured greeting. he'll be the first head of state since the war to be given a full ceremonial welcome at the brandenburg gate. and he'll be the first british monarch to address the german federal parliament, the bundestag. a new king on a first state visit, sealing the latest stage in the relationship between the uk and germany. nicholas witchell, bbc news, berlin. the time is 13:19. our top story this afternoon. tributes are pouring in to the presenter and comedian paul 0'grady — who has died at the age of 67. how the european space agency hopes to encourage young people to become astronauts — with the help of shaun the sheep. coming up on the bbc news channel. sir alex ferguson and his long—time rival arsene wenger are the first two managers to be inducted into the premier league hall of fame. the former manchester united and arsenal bosses won 16 titles between them. england is "strikingly unprep

approved a plan for a joint purchase of passports for ukraine . will receive from europe a millionaire of artillery shells, the euf missiles to kyiv if this is necessary , the eurorat press service reports, we have agreed to submit during and it depends on how far the war will go and how it will take a long time, we need to use all the tools at our disposal political pressure, isolation, economic sanctions so that russia is forced to end the war, the european union also took into account the warrant of the international criminal court for the arrest of putin for crimes in ukraine, and at the border in gas, they signed an agreement on the opening of a field in ukraine documents were approved by the prosecutor general of ukraine andriy kostyan and the secretary of the international criminal court , peter lewis, the office of the prosecutor general according to the prosecutor general of ukraine, the signing of this agreement is another step towards ensuring full responsibility for international crimes. it means that the team of the prosecutor, in addition to ohan, will be able to work in ukraine in more stable condi

europe. here's what the eu chief said after her meeting. >> we have agreed that we will start work now with alear goal. the goal is to have an agreement on critical raw materials that have been sourced or processed in the european union, that these strategic supply chains are able to access the american market as if they had been sourced in the united states. >> meanwhile workers across france kept up their pressure on the government over its proposed pension reforms. they continue to block fuel deliveries from two french refineries calling for the strike to go on until thursday, and in a letter to the unions president macron refused to agree to their request for a meeting saying reform must go ahead. unions are planning more nationwide marches today. cnn's jim bitterman has more. >> reporter: if the demonstrations against pension reform look familiar it's because you've seen them before. nearly every government since the presidency of jack shirak in 1997 has tampered with france's retirement system. some have succeeded in making changes but it remains one of the most complicated systems in e

remember how the head of the eu diplomat, zhoparel , called europe a garden.west , mass protests in british oxford, which are accompanied by detentions, do not want to live in such a garden, it is not accidental that local residents believe they are trying to control them and restrict freedom of movement. almost like being in jail. here exactly. so they perceived the local authorities to install road camera filters that capture you outside the area without special permission. well, then these drivers are fined, in general, so the officials wanted to deal with traffic jams, and they ran into an accusation of conspiracy theory from the point of view of psychology. there is such a phenomenon that you can take away almost all the rights of people, except for the right from a private car in this concept , this is exactly the right. it is, as it were, balanced by the fact that a you receive benefits, but do not sit down behind the wheel of your own car. and this message is perceived quite critically and is considered by a part of such an active population precisely

for europe , the ukrainian minister of defense called the eu plan to allocate a billion euros for ammunitioniev insufficient and called for a quadrupling of that amount. we need a million shells. it will cost approximately 4 billion citing signs to agencies. against pension reform despite the large-scale protests , the french senate voted to raise the retirement age, 62 to 64 years from the first day of the action of the government of the fifth republic lost about one and a half billion euros today, the protesters blocked the railway . memory cannot be bulldozed bulgarians oppose plans to dismantle the monument to the soviet army in sofia spontaneous protests to protect him from moving the demolition erupted in the capital by demonstrators. they promised that they would be on duty near the monument and would not allow provocations. previously, the monument had become a victim of vandals more than once. skye president refused, sign adopted by parliament demolishes soviet monuments. he noted that some amendments can be interpreted ambiguously. the explanatory note states that the prohibited ob

europe financed the control of refugees fleeing to the eu through the nesa of belarus, since this isrimarily in the interests of the european union itself against the backdrop of a break in relations with our country. moreover, the vision of sanctions, knowing the pain of europe , not only because it destroyed the united states of their countries, but because it called and calls them to essen. hello, i'm robert habik german minister of economics worker you or an engineer it-specialist sat com a nurse or work in the tourism sector. we need you we will be glad to people from all over the world welcome to germany such videos are played on the internet. and what does syrian leftist kurt feel , refugees from iraq and millions of others, whose countries have been turned into ruins when they stumble upon such advertising, and after the pandemic, the flows that have further crippled the economy are in a terrible situation here. if you can help us please help if not for me, but for my seven children who are here they are in a very bad situation, please no longer let people cross the border to

paul, noted that russia's war against ukraine united the countries of central europe and strengthened their role in the euiv , the shelter pen leadership course was presented and organized for young migrants and citizens. during the month , the participants learn to work in a team and create interesting projects with funding german partners from schuler gelfen-leben helped. our kateryna oliynyk will tell you more about the leadership course and the impressions of the participants. sixteen-year-old kamila studies at the lviv polytechnic and is looking for herself in different directions. she learned about the leadership course from social networks and immediately decided to sign up for it. in general for, for example, for some public works or something else in some of your projects, if implemented, everything is somehow useful and in general you can get something out of this course today kamila overcomes her fear of the camera is such a fear as the public in front of the public, we had such a theme and curatorial art, and it was also so interesting to listen to the lecturer for the second stream of the lea

remember how eu diplomat josé barrel called europe a garden.rden they don’t want to live mass protests in british oxford, which are accompanied by arrests , it’s not random locals who think they are trying to control them, harden them into tight limits and restrict freedom of movement. almost like being in jail. that's it. so they took the idea of ​​local authorities to install road camera filters that capture you outside the area without special permission. well, then these drivers are fined, in general, so the officials wanted to deal with traffic jams, and they ran into an accusation of conspiracy theory. from point of view psychology, there is such a phenomenon that you can take away almost all the rights of people, except for the right to drive a personal car. here they are in general, somehow they will react to this more or less calmly, but the right to drive a personal car is just super valuable, and, in this concept, this is exactly the right. it is, as it were , balanced by the fact that a you receive benefits, but at the same time do

remaining neutral, but remaining friends of russia, and from an eu point of view, this is quite different. the question is, where can europeope sit in a world of geopolitical uncertainty? what about trade. she implied _ geopolitical uncertainty? what about trade. she implied the _ geopolitical uncertainty? what about trade. she implied the eu _ geopolitical uncertainty? what about trade. she implied the eu could - trade. she implied the eu could terminate this trade deal with china. how important is the deal for both the eu and china? i china. how important is the deal for both the eu and china?— china. how important is the deal for both the eu and china? i mean, that trade deal is — both the eu and china? i mean, that trade deal is dead _ both the eu and china? i mean, that trade deal is dead in _ both the eu and china? i mean, that trade deal is dead in the _ both the eu and china? i mean, that trade deal is dead in the water, - both the eu and china? i mean, that trade deal is dead in the water, it. trade deal is dead in the water, it never got past the european parliament because of human rights issue that blew up, and

europe alone. estimates say biomethane could cover up to 40% of the eu's gas demand by the middle of this century.ust 2200 and thailand, malaysia, and indonesia combined only have about the same. biogas plants produce only a quarter of the co2 emissions that coal plants emit. >> biomass energy has one large advantage over solar and wind. and that is that it is on demand. so you dont care if the wind is blowing or the sun is shining. >> all sounds good so far. but there is a catch. biomethane can leak from these facilities and then has a bigger effect on global warming than co2. biogas facilities are also only sustainable as long as waste is used, rather than specially grown crops. what else can we use biomass for? fuel. to run cars, trucks, or even claims. an innovative flight lastear saved metric ts of co2missions. jet fu was mixedith usedeven cooking oil fothe route fromht lastear saved metric ts paris to montreal. another biofuel is bioethanol. plants such as corn or sugarcane are fermented and distilled. bioethanol can replace 10-20% of the gasoline used to power a vehicle. then there's biodie

the eu countries oppose the influx of ukrainian grain , but practically destroyed europe's agriculture with ukraine over the past year , more than 3 million tons of corn, wheat rapeseed, a similar situation in france in european bulgaria. gravel demands from the authorities. cancel support for ukrainian farmers and help their citizens. now let's talk about weather, the ministry of emergency situations warns residents of the central and southern regions, as well as the krasnoyarsk territory, of a flood. it's all about warming. now more about this, let's talk with our meteorologist ekaterina , some kind of good morning joins me. well, spring has come, or is it still not quite martha and the first half of april. this transitional period is the struggle of winter with spring, it continues until the struggle. and so, for example, today the weather surprised residents in the most severe climate with anomalous warming in the following frames, the suntar ulus west of yakutia today due to rains and melting snow overflowed the banks of the stream according to the locals. residents with flood pro

a million shells for ukraine europe has joined the arms race and is increasing production capacity eu leaders agreed on this at the summit in brussels and have already begun to divide contracts. france intends to produce air defense missiles and howitzers. about eastern europe shells of 155 mm caliber in this, as our european correspondent regina sevastyanova themselves, europe is currently considered its priority for the long-term militarization of its own industry in this regard, the european commission plans to present its own legislative initiatives in the near future, as well as the transfer of the promised one billion to ukraine shells, as well as ground-to-ground missiles, if the corresponding request is received within the next 12 months, we are talking about the transfer of those shells that are available in stocks are strange, as well as new ones, which will be specially ordered for ukraine. we are once again increasing our support for ukraine's military equipment. in context, i welcome the agreement reached in the foreign affairs council to supply ukraine with 1 million rou

you saw putin wdo what he did with energy and you know what is happening to our friends in the eu and europend all over and basically not being able to produce the energy we have under our feet in our great country and we are asking other countries such as iran and venezuela, the greatest terrorist supporter in the world, iran, you want them to have more none to create more havoc to humankind? i was appalled. i said we have to be more secure in our country so we can help our allies if they start looking elsewhere for energy. everything they are rolling out is relaxing and i have just said you are trying to basically reconfigure a piece of legislation that we passed, that we passed in the congress, to something that you want and wasn't in that legislation. so i'm holding their feet to the fire there. i will continue to send every message i can, please, adapt and enforce the legislation for energy security. >> you are certainly sending messages. when you were recently asked if you are still a democrat, you consider yourself a democrat, you said i am an american. that raised a lot of eyebrows.

i want to convince the eu to purchase ammunition for ukraine outside of europe, polish prime minister mateuszmurovetskyi said that he would convince his partners, because ammunition is urgently needed in ukraine at the front , according to morovetskyi. the eu polish prime minister noted that he is going to hold joint discussions on this matter with the european commission, germany and france , russia will deploy tactical nuclear weapons in belarus, the president said according to him, the russian federation putin will complete the construction of a storage facility where tactical nuclear weapons will be stored on the territory of belarus by july. putin also handed over to belarus a kander missile complex that can carry such weapons. the hopes of the kremlin have already reacted in the pentagon and emphasized that now they do not see the readiness of the russian federation to use nuclear weapons . europe does not may be safe as long as putin possesses nuclear weapons , members of the international initiative for the prohibition of nuclear weapons came to such conclusions; they, in part

we flew to one of europe's largest gas fields with the secretary-general and the head of the eu commissionl for possible acts of sabotage. the u.s. and its allies understand full well that russia's war in ukraine is a threat not just to the skies above the seas and on the seas but also to critical infrastructure under the sea as well. that's why the nato alliance is is beefing up its efforts to protect this critical infrastructure. these are the actual wells of the troll gas field near norway. around 10% of the natural gas supplies for america's european allies come from this field alone after most of them stopped buying gas from russia. last year the nord stream pipeline between germany and russia was blown up in what the u.s. says was an act of sabotage. while some believe ukrainians might be behind the explosion, kyiv denies involvement and the eu commission head tells me europe will continue to support ukraine. >> we know in the european union that ukraine is not only fighting for its independence, sovereignty and freedom but also for the wider values we share like the respect for the

in the eu council aimed at supplying a million ammunition to ukraine over the next 12 months, of course, in order to achieve this we must massively increase the production of ammunition in europeme up with a legal proposal new measures include, for example, support from the eu budget at the moment we are talking about about the funds of the european peace fund in the amount of 2 billion euros. half of this amount will be used to purchase ammunition, which is available in the warehouses of the eu countries. korea and the second half is just for the production of new ammunition. the prospect of getting some money out of brussels, as always, inspired the polish prime minister. so now in europe, today in europe there is such a time that all day there is not enough ammunition, if only the polish firms that produce it. unfortunately, there are few artillery shells. if we could produce more, then all these products could be bought for european money and sent to ukraine, that is, we would receive not only strategic geopolitical benefits support for ukraine but also the direct benefit associated with the production of c. in poland , however, not everything here rests on the desire of i

the wave of refugees in europe has become an additional pressure on the financial system of the eu, whichdy burdened by the consequences of the video pandemic and the increase in the cost of living . according to imf estimates, accepting migrants from ukraine cost approximately 35 billion euros and , on the other hand, refugees from ukraine have become a source of new labor in the eu countries, they are actively integrating into the european labor market and even began to pay taxes, what europe gave to those who were forced to flee from the war, what they brought to europe and what can ukraine lose if the refugees do not return, we will talk about all this with the adviser to the vice prime minister of ukraine on european integration olena sotnyk ms. olena thank you for joining the broadcast well, a year ago there were fears that the migration crisis was caused by the war will be such a very strong blow to the european economies, we can see the numbers in some places say quite the opposite, so what is the real effect, or can we really say that at least in some countries, refugees help eco

one million shells for ukraine europe joined the arms race to increase production capacity, eu leadersgreed on this at the summit in brussels and have already begun to divide contracts. france intends to produce missiles for air defense and howitzers eastern europe 155 mm caliber shells, and domestic ones themselves are our european correspondent regina sevastyanova europe is currently considered its priority for the long-term militarization of its own industry in this regard, the european commission plans to present its own legislative initiatives in the near future, and also the transfer to ukraine of the promised one billion shells, as well as ground-to-earth missiles, if relevant requests are received within the next 12 months, we are talking about the transfer of those shells that are in the stocks of different countries, as well as new ones that will be ordered specifically for ukraine. we are once again increasing our support. military equipment in this context, i welcome the agreement reached in the foreign affairs council to supply ukraine with 1 million shells over the next t

we flew to one of europe's largest gas fields with the secretary-general and the head of the eu commission as nato warships were guarding the rig, watch for for possible acts of sabotage. the u.s. and its allies understand full well that the war in ukraine is a threat, not just to the skies above the seas, and on the seas, but also to critical infrastructure under the sea as well. that is why the nato alliance is beefing up its efforts to protect this critical infrastructure. these are the actual wells of patrol gas fields near norway, around 10% of the natural gas supplies for america's european allies come from this field alone, after most of them stopped buying gas from russia. last year the pipeline between germany and russia was blown up , in what the u.s. says was an act of sabotage, while some believe ukrainians might be behind the explosion, kyiv denies involvement and the eu commission had tells me europe continues to support ukraine. >> we know in the european union that planes -- fighting for us, sovereignty and freedom, but also for the values that we share alike the respect fo

washington to personally thank the us president for helping to rid europe of inexpensive russian gas, the fact that from now on the euwhich is worse in quality, but several times more expensive was not discussed. on the other hand, ursula fondor line and jubaiden talked a lot about supporting ukraine, reporting by daria grigorova. the head of the european commission was greeted in washington by a cold march rain in the oval office during a bilateral meeting. they even lit the fireplace. and this is close to many to europeans, after the rise in energy prices in the eu, quite a few households switched to firewood about american successes in the european energy market. president biden spoke during the welcoming speech. we supported europe's energy security. i remember you and i talking about the creation of a joint task force and whether we can provide enough st. petersburg we delivered twice as much. what we expected really could , it turned out, it worked. and it really worked in 2022 the us has become the largest supplier of lng to europe , american fuel came to the place where the russian pipeline gas was. and now t

not end, but will only intensify, diplomat wrote in her telegram channel. in europe, purges of all officials who disagree with eu head of the armed forces will be dismissed; they write to spiegel, citing government sources, in september last year, he

in europe , purges of all officials who disagree with eu policy have begun; in germany , the head of the armed forces will be sent to resign, they write to spiegel, citing sources in the government last year. he doubted that the vsu would be able to effectively resist russia, in particular, in an interview with focus magazine, he said that zelensky of course, he can announce certain contracts, but in fact the ukrainian army. not at all capable. for this post, the general held 2,000 in 2018. the price of oil is declining , but gold, on the contrary, is growing, how the markets reacted to the bankruptcy of the silicone vany bank now i will tell you in more detail so the cost of a barrel of brent oil is now about $ 80, the decline began the day before. now it continues investor fears of a new financial crisis. at the same time, quotes support the recovery in oil demand in in china, therefore, the fall was not so large, but the price of gold is growing. trading in metal futures closed yesterday above the $ 1,900 mark, according to tradition, when market turbulence demand for safe haven a

people here are chanting no, they are waving georgia and eu flags and holding banners that read we are europeis is a controversial law which the governing body has been pushing to adopt, they are saying they want to ensure transparency among civil society. this law would require all nongovernmental organizations and independent media that received morthan 20% of funding from abroad to label themselves as foreign agent. protesters are saying this law would bring nothing good for georgia, that it would bring the country closer to authoritarian countries such as russia and belarus. >> are they trying to do somethg and get as far away? >> they are saying that this law would stigmatize georgia's vibrant civil society and nongovernmental organizations, and eventually silence. laura: in other news, police in chile are searching for robbers who still cash from an airport. nearly 1000 armed men ambushed workers as they were transferring cash into a truck. a security officer and alleged robber was killed in the shooting. elon musk has apologized after calling a disabled employee the worst, he tweeted a