on friday the european commission launched a process to prevent e.u. firms from being hit by u.s. sanctions under it european companies will be able to get compensation and loans if they are affected and the director of international finance solutions associates shabbir razvi believes the e.u. is in no mood to be told what to do. i don't think european union is in the mood for listening to washington dick tot at this moment yes mr mock ron had a wonderful meeting in washington have a few weeks ago where mr mock ron has probably decided to become washington's pimp in paris however the other european union countries particularly germany is in no mood to listen to washington on the business relationship that they have developed with. iran over the years it's not in the interest of anyone to create huge distance between iran on the nuclear dean besides a financial measures diplomatic efforts are also in place for the e.u. energy commission and now in tehran on his first official visit to the country since trump pulled out of the accord. that sophie shevardnadze discussed the latest dev

the highlights of the european commission as part of the troika so to force southern european countries mainly greece and portugal to privatized that. they say that is unacceptable and must stop. a few months later the commission's reply leaves everyone speechless. the commission believes that the privatization of public utilities including water supply firms. can deliver benefits to society when carefully made. to death. in bunches was as they counted a duffer to cosign. such nice best son i consume of accepted don't go see best you can put out if it was something i don't. reckon this woman also did some enormous if you're counting every nothing yeah if it's out of the depths of a thought it bites it out of the id goes a little botany see need to shift a bureau. and not by deed to disk you sure could get your gun to dismiss your bridge you know that. is what makes premium opinion dissenters extreme events you can be good as a good people secretly got lucky. the less i did. not look at dog ac these dual result was that he's a very serious one. when detroit became to ireland they wanted

european commission president. said that the e.u. would move to european companies from complying with american sanctions against iran so-called walking statute was last used more than twenty years ago. our let's have a listen to what you council president obama had to say at a press conference just a short while ago. i think that the geo political problem is when you have. unpredictable opponent all enemy all. of the problem is closest friend it's unpredictable. it's not a joke throughout and it's that because i think it's a it's a different the f. a problem today was i with friends on the other side of atlantic. because i can agree with president obama where the. when he says that unpredictability can be a very useful tool. but the litigation that he so called. artless pulled in our correspondent beyond record he was in sofia bulgaria covering this summit this evening even as you parents we know even leaders today they appear united against strong that's the picture that we're see today can they maintain this united front is the big

gaping budget hole in europe being created by after britain leaves the going to fill the gap the european commission wants major economies to contribute more to its budget and it says it's ready to cut funding to countries who violate democratic freedoms also coming up. strong. signs of a breakthrough. political crisis the ruling party says it will back this man nicole. prime minister certain conditions. and these migrants have a journey to reach the united states but for many the real challenge is only now beginning as they try to cross the u.s. border to apply for a. good to have you with us tonight europe is preparing to write a check to pay for a wife after today the european commission and build an ambitious new budget to follow on from britain's withdrawal from the european union well spanning the years twenty twenty one to twenty twenty seven it's worth close to one point three trillion euros an increase that has ruffled the feathers of member states who will be asked to contribute more to european coffers. the e.u. has a pretty big budget hole to fill britain's departure from the bloc will l

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the european commission wants major economies to contribute more to its budget and it says it's ready to cut funding to countries who violate democratic freedoms also coming up after a day of strike action and mass protests are signs of a breakthrough in armenia's political crisis the ruling party says it will back this man nicole the former prime minister but under certain conditions. i burnt off it's good to have you with us tonight you're preparing to write a check to pay for a life after breakfast today the european commission unveiled an ambitious new budget to follow on from britain's withdrawal from the e.u. now spanning from the years twenty twenty one to twenty twenty seven it's worth close to one point three trillion euros an increase that has ruffled the feathers of member states he will be asked to contribute more to the european kitty. the e.u. has a pretty big budget hole to fill britain's departure from the bloc will leverage about twelve billion euros less well off a year the man responsible for drafting up a spending plan says member countries are going to have to cou

the european commission has unveiled plans for an expanded budget after the u.k. leaves the block but the proposal has angered major economies who would have to contribute more to europe's budget and armenia's opposition has suspended strikes and called for a day of rest after the ruling republican party said it would support opposition leader he called push on it in next week's prime ministerial vote the party made the move after opposition protesters effectively shut down the capital here five. u.s. whistleblower and transgender activist chelsea manning is in germany on her first trip abroad since she was released from prison she was on stage today at the republican conference in berlin which explores the impact of digital technology on society a former u.s. army private manning who was a working as an intelligence analyst in iraq and she leaked thousands of classified documents to the website wiki leaks she was jailed for thirty five years but was released last may after former president barack obama commuted her sentence. oh manning i told the audience she was

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who's going to fill the gap the european commission wants major economies to contribute more to its budget and it says it's ready to cut funding to countries who violate democratic freedom is also coming up not fit to fly only four of germany's one hundred thirty eurofighter jets are ready to take off if and when a nato mission calls that's according to media reports here as the country tightens its defense budget and. signs of a breakthrough in armenia's political crisis the ruling party says it will back this man nicole. for prime minister under certain conditions. plus the challenge of facing migrants coming to the united states these families have made a harrowing journey to get this far but for many the real challenge is only beginning as they try to cross the u.s. border to apply for. i'm brit goff it's good to have you with us tonight europe is preparing to write a check to pay for life after breaks it today the european commission unveiled an ambitious new budget to follow on from britain's withdrawal from the e.u. now spanning the years twenty twenty one to twenty twenty seven the

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the highlights of the european commission as part of a troika so to force southern european countries mainly greece and portugal to privatized was that. they say that is unacceptable and must stop. a few months later the commission's reply leaves everyone speechless. the commission believes that the privatization of public utilities including water supply firms. can deliver benefits to society when carefully made. to death. it's a source of his future it's in bunches was as they counted a duffer to cosign. such nice best son i consume of accepted on the city by screw it will put out if it was something i don't. know so did some enormous economic every nothing yeah if it's out of the depth of a thought it bites it out of the id goes a little botany see need to shift to be all. and not by deed. you sure could get or get into disuse you want a bridge you know that. is what makes premium him opinion centers extreme events you can be good as a goof you will secretly taped it got lucky let me be the last did. you not look at dog ac yourself these dual result he's a very serious one of the b

the european commission has a veiled an increased e.u. draft budget for twenty twenty one to twenty seven of close to one point three trillion euros getting countries to agree on contributing more won't be easy it includes huge spending hikes for defense and security twenty five billion to help countries introduce structural reforms needed to join the single currency and some cuts brussels wants to reduce the agricultural budget by five percent and it wants a mechanism to withhold funds from member states that don't respect the rule of law . brussels correspondent of diesel if briggs it is to blame for the planned budget boost is of course a for exit hole which is supposedly around between ten and twelve billion euros depending on how you count this plus of course there is the future and that is all for all the european union says the e.u. commission are going to actually has sort of drafted this budget because he says europe has more to do in the future so we don't need only to fill the exit hole but we need money on top that's that's hi

because when the european commission after the different opinion something gets for example that apple corp older citizens of this country talk to be taught in billion euro suddenly the ideology walks in the next and suddenly the new liberal say the european commission it's only an opinion we're part of europe but it doesn't it doesn't take away our ability to meet our own decisions in relation to how we tax how can do european commission take away our ability to meet our own decisions in relation to water for an opinion of the very same body and the very same people alone has to be her own decisions in relation to give an apple a thirteen billion year old gift. well all you have to do is look at the puppets to explain those contradictions. i. see. all of these situations and all of the peoples of europe need to start having an honest conversation with each of. us missing blasi who's going to defend. you people basically need to be made nice for the seam of a. system that when they're trying the western union to get them out of the government go in the mind of the fianna i wouldn't hav

to divert as the european commission we have a duty to protect european companies so we know me to act and this is why we're launching the process of activating the blocking statute from one thousand nine hundred six. but you're a busy. is doing is using a statute initially developed to circumvent washington's trade embargo on cuba the law basically protects european states from laws or sanctions implemented outside of europe you can see a political resolution prompts bully boy tactics haven't gone down well in europe the block is finally showing its teeth. what do we want to be able to be blinded to what americans tell you or do we want us europeans to say people have economic interests and we want to have economic relations with russia what can you say every relationship has its bumps its just that some bumps and in divorce. now the former russian spy suggested a power who was poisoned by nerve agent.

put of work as the european commission we have the duty to protect european companies so we now need to act and this is why we're launching the process of activating the blocking statute from one thousand nine hundred six we will do that tomorrow morning at ten thirty start off with just what is the blocking statute well it's the strongest weapon in the e.u.'s legislative arsenal when it comes to tackling sanctions placed upon businesses and entities from the european union the law itself goes back to one thousand nine hundred six it's never been acted but the closest it ever came into operation was back in ninety six when the u.s. was considering placing sanctions on european businesses importing things and doing trade with cuba what we are going to see is that on ten thirty on friday morning a really written version of this law specifically for the current situation regarding the threat of sanctions against businesses who will continue to trade

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are also to come european commission triggers never before used legislation created more than two decades ago to shield you companies from the impact of u.s. sanctions on iran and former russian spy pilot who was poisoned by nerve agent in the u.k. in march is discharged from hospital however moscow says it's still being denied access seeing him in violation of international law. now we're starving is the former russian spy statistically powell who was poisoned by nerve agent in the u.k. has been discharged from hospital in his daughter were admitted on march the fourth after being exposed to a substance known as the chalk in the city of seoul sprit was once a russian intelligence officer but was stripped of his rank after it was revealed he was spying for the u.k.

a focus of discussions between iranian and european foreign ministers in brussels tomorrow european commission president john claude junker has suggested using the european investment bank as a way around u.s. sanctions legally though european business is not bound by u.s. foreign policy but ignoring sanctions could affect their business interests in the united states. for iran's foreign minister mohammed javits a reef this week could become the most important of his career his mission to salvage the twenty fifty nuclear deal and he'll be counting on the support of the five other countries involved. for me it is very important to enter into dialogue with the nations that still remain in the iran nuclear deal china is the fresh top. iran's president has rouhani joined him in his efforts into iran he vowed that his country would honor to deal. with. the if the five remaining countries in the deal join us and for felder commitment and guarantee the iranian side that benefits of the islamic republic from the deal will be preserved and this agreement will remain in place. short. list stakes are hig

from sanctioning european for doing business with iran commission president. said that brussels could for the first time ever use the so-called blocking statute banning any from complying with foreign sanctions. approved of work as the european commission we have the duty to protect european companies so we now need to act and this is why we're launching the process of activating the blocking statute from one thousand nine hundred six we will do that tomorrow morning at ten thirty start off with just what is the blocking statute well it's the strongest weapon in the e.u.'s legislative arsenal when it comes to tackling sanctions placed upon businesses and entities from the european union the law itself goes back to one thousand nine hundred six it's never been acted but the closest it ever came into operation was back in ninety six when the u.s. was considering placing sanctions on european businesses importing things and doing trade with cuba what we are going to see is that on ten thirty on friday morning a really written version of this law specifically for

summit in vogue area european commission president. said the e.u. would move to ban european companies from complying with american sanctions against iran. the walking statute as it's known was last used more than twenty years ago. let's pull in our correspondent band record he was in sofia bulgaria covering the summit forests this evening and evenings you parents really know your leaders today they appear united against strong that's the picture that we're seeing today can they maintain this united front is the big question and for how long. but so far the u.s. seems to be determined actually to pick a fight with donald trump to tell him enough is enough across this line. for france germany and also britain the three big countries city and so if we have to stand up against the trump and to show him that you cannot impose sanctions tariffs against european countries this iran deified and he cannot impose sanctions for still another million country as he wishes companies as he wishes so now is the time to show him that we are united how long this will

well he calls it reasonable and responsible european commission chief has unveiled a bigger budget for the block the reason being that the u.k. will blow a hole in the use finances by leaving it's a big contributor but all other states will now have to focus more close to one point three trillion euros in total from twenty twenty one to twenty twenty seven is a look behind the scenes at how they do the math. how much money can the e.u. spend and who gets what won't get subsidized and what gets cut to the windows and who then loses. every seven years the e.u. budget is a political struggle for money and power from brussels green party member of the european parliament tell get knows a thing or two about budget talks she's twenty cents at the negotiating table. the toughest is the behavior of especially the finest ministers or their ambassadors to say we don't have any money we are not ready to pay we are not interested in the common goals of politics because we are only interested in our national politics it's always every country looking at the tour saw how much to pay in as a country

power struggle on the way especially when it's about money the budget negotiations between the european commission the member states and the european parliament are starting today and brags it will leave the u.k. sized hole in the finances. how much money can spend and who gets what what gets subsidized and what gets cut who are the winners and who with the loses. every seven years the e.u. budget marks a political struggle for money and power from brussels green party member of the european parliament helga tupas knows a thing or two about budget talks she's twice sat at the negotiating table. the toughest is the behavior of especially the finest ministers or their ambassadors to say we don't have any money we are not ready to pay we are not interested in the common goals or politics because we are only interested in our national politics it's always every country looking at those used to tour saw how much do a pay in as a country and how much to get back. breaks it is looming over the negotiations this time britain's departure from the e.u. will leave a gaping hole in the accounts of about ten b

the european commission has triggered legislation aimed at protecting european companies from u.s. sanctions on iran on wednesday the blocs leaders decided to activate what's called the blocking statute its main purpose is to forbid e.u. companies from complying with the extraterritorial implications of u.s. sanctions also the european commission is allowing the european investment bank to support investment in iran and encouraging member states to explore the possibility of one off bank transfers to the central bank of iran. european union is committed to mitigating the impact of u.s. sanctions on european businesses and taking steps to maintain the growth of trade and economic relations between the e.u. and iran that began when sanctions were lifted. and the blocking statute was created more than two decades ago but has never actually been applied before the decision was taken after several major companies announced they would be cutting ties with terror ron amid the threat of punishment from washington. well professor mohammad marandi politics professor at the university of tehr

former vice president of the european commission talking about charming relations stay with us . so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race based on often spearing dramatic development only mostly and going to exist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time but there was one more question and by the way who's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star and a huge amount of pressure you have to go to the center of the beach. and do all the great british good you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you you when.

the european commission wants major economies to contribute more to its budget, and it says it is readyo cut funding to countries who violate democratic freedoms. also coming up, not fit to fly. only four of germany's 130 euro fighter jets are ready to take off if and when a nato mission calls. that is according to reports as the country titans its defense -- tightens its defense budget. and signs a breakthrough in armenia's political crisis. the ruling party says it will back this man, nikol pashinian, for prime minister, under certain conditions. plus, the challenge facing migrants coming to the united states. these families have made a harrowing journey to get this far, but for many, the real challenge is only beginning as they tried to cross the u.s. border to apply for asylum. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. it's good to have you with us. tonight, europe is preparing to write a check to pay for life after brexit. today, the european commission unveiled an ambitious new budget to follow on from britain's withdraw from the eu. spanning from the years 2021 to 2027, the budget is worth close

to lose cash because of america and they won't let that happen to complete the work as the european commission we have a duty to protect european companies. we know me to act and this is why we're launching the process of activating the blocking statute from one thousand nine hundred six. what you're a business doing is using a statute initially developed to circumvent washington's trade embargo on cuba the law basically protects european states from laws or sanctions implemented outside of europe if you can see a political resolution look at america's new ambassador to germany hours after being confirmed he threatens german companies.

they always uphold the european commission -- the courts always uphold the european commission.e will lose that money. whether that decision will curb google's behavior, i am not sure that is the case. the eu will have to do a lot the eu will have to do a lot more if they want to bring google to heal. -- heel. >> what could change this? >> i think all of these are great data points to think about longer-term, how google needs to change. i think a lot of these big tech companies need to change a little bit. as you get bigger, it is tougher to grow. maybe there are some people doing things they should not. that is something that maybe top executives should take a look at. emily: thank you, brian and gary . we will continue to watch this. coming up, one of the most and sources on information for u.s. car shoppers. tesla model thre e. why consumer reports bypasses them. that is next. ♪ ♪ emily: consumer reports has passed on tesla's model three. they will not recommend the car for various reasons including long stopping business -- distance. the magazine also said that the car has h

former vice president of the european commission talking about. relations stay with us. the transatlantic alliance system is whether the number of storms during its seventy year history we are told this is because of sustained american leadership the same online system survive the storm. in some american cities the police. cling to refutation. who walk on the streets of the united states that are at risk from the very people who are supposed to protect.

suddenly the ideology walks in the us and suddenly the new liberal say that the european commission it's only an opinion we're pound of europe but it doesn't it doesn't take away our ability to meet our own decisions in relation to how we tax how can do european commission take away our ability to meet our own decisions in relation to water for an opinion of the very same body and the very same people alone has to be her own decisions in relation to give an apple a thirteen billion year old gift. well all you have to do is look at the puppets to explain those contradictions. i. see. all of these situations and all of the peoples of europe need to start having an honest conversation with each of. us kids missing plays the whole movement to defend. good people basically need to be made nice to see more of a. system that when they're trying a western i mean to get them out of the government and then we can often see and i wouldn't have a dogmatic approach to. was. going to come into shores to do are so many players on a company that to sell. beer shite wouldn't decent it will cut teeth. cro

president donald trump decided to abandon it at an east summit in bulgaria european commission presidents are shown crude younger set the block would move to ban european companies from complying with american sanctions against iran this so-called blocking statute was the last used more than two decades ago. i suggest we take a listen to what you council president said at the press conference earlier today. i think the geo political problem is when you have. unpredictable opponent or me. the problem is if your closest friends it's unpredictable. it's not a joke because i think it's a. problem with our friends on the other side of that. because i can agree with president trump where the. unpredictability can be very useful. to me so our correspondents barbara is in sofia covering the e.u. summit there barbara europe united against trump what i wonder is how long can they keep up this united front. at the moment it looks as if they're really standing shoulder to shoulder because there is a very strong mixed emotion here even though we're talking about politics and people like the german cha

on friday the european commission launched a process aimed at preventing you from being hit by u.s. sanctions under those plans european companies will be able to get compensation and even loans if they were affected besides financial measures diplomatic efforts are also in place in the energy commission and now in tehran on his first official visit to the country since pulled out of the accord artists i think shevardnadze as discuss the latest developments with going to the hogan former vice president of the european commission. because not except that the americans dictate the terms of the business the american policy of taking hostage other nations and companies has to be it has to be partnership it is obvious. but the ship between the united states the european union is entering a new new age it's it's not like it was in the past. and more or less the americans or to your peons shared the same values. it is to europeans accepted that americans have to do the ship and the americans. enough to provide security i think that's finished. i. later on monday the italian president plans

the european commission is taking germany and five other e.u. countries to court over air pollution the e.u. claims germany has failed to tackle diesel vehicle emissions since they pushed for cleaner air in two thousand and fifteen many german cities suffer from poor air quality mostly due to the economy's reliance on making diesel vehicles. facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg has agreed to speak with leaders of the european parliament about his company's data sharing scandal but the meeting may happen behind closed doors instead of the public testimony like a brick faced in the u.s. last month british firm cambridge analytic a share of the data of nearly three million e.u. based facebook users without their consent. huge clouds of ash spewing from hawaii's go away a volcano have prompted a red alert for aircraft traveling in the region it's the first such warnings since eruptions started twelve days ago explosions have intensified with the volcano shooting out boulders and triggering tremors now two thousand people have been evacuated. the people o

has threatened to sanction any european company that deals with tehran e.u. commission president jiang claude younker said that brussels could for the first ever time impose the so-called blocking statute banning any e.u. firm from complying with foreign sanctions. or put of work as the european commission we have the duty to protect european companies so we now need to act and this is why we're launching the process of activating the blocking statute from one thousand nine hundred six we will do that tomorrow morning at ten thirty start off with just what is the blocking statute well it's the strongest weapon in the legislative arsenal when it comes to tackling sanctions placed upon businesses and entities from the european union the law itself goes back to one thousand nine hundred six it's never been acted but the closest it ever came into operation was back in ninety six when the u.s. was considering placing sanctions on european businesses importing things and doing . trade with cuba what we are going to see is that on ten thirty on friday morning a really written

now the european commission has triggered legislation aimed at protecting european companies from u.s. sanctions on iran on wednesday the blocks leaders decided to activate what is called the blocking statute its main purpose is to forbid e.u. companies from complying with the extraterritorial implications of u.s. sanctions also the european commission is allowing the european investment bank to support you investment in iran and encouraging member states to explore the possibility of one off bank transfers to the central bank of iran the european union is committed to mitigating the impact of u.s. sanctions on european businesses and taking steps to maintain the growth of trade and economic relations between the e.u. and iran that began when sanctions were lifted. or the blocking statute was created more than two decades ago but never has been applied for but has never been applied before the decision was taken after several major companies announce that because thing ties with iran amid the threat of punishment from washington. no arguing with it america and europe had something spe

european commission is proposing. part of its budget is used to help those countries which have been in the front line of either receiving migrants like it's illegal or integrating them into societies like germany sweden so on that they get help them through the budget of course some centuries european countries see this as a further. area of discrimination against them some have said that we centuries european countries are being punished for not accepting migrant quotas so this is yet another politically difficult issue that will be part of the discussions on the e.u. commission reckons that but it costs its citizens the price of a daily cup of coffee is that right. well yes i mean in in absolutes amounts the e.u. budget is huge it's proposed to be something like one point two seven trillion euros over the next period from. one point one four percent. of. e.u. gross national income so while the e.u. budget may be small in percentage terms it's still. a significant political issue how much each country has to contrib

as the european commission we have the duty to protect european companies so we now need to act and this is why we're launching the process of activating the blocking statute from one thousand nine hundred six we will do that tomorrow morning at ten thirty start off with just what is the blocking statute well it's the strongest weapon in the e.u.'s legislative arsenal when it comes to tackling sanctions placed upon businesses and entities from the european union the law itself goes back to one thousand nine hundred six it's never been acted but the closest it ever came into operation was back in ninety six when the u.s. was considering placing sanctions on european businesses importing things and doing trade with cuba what we are going to see is that on ten thirty on friday morning a really written version of this law specifically for the current situation regarding the threat of sanctions against businesses who will continue to trade with iran what may have been but final straw and pushing the european commission towards implementing the blocking start shit may well have been these word

he will get over this in due course in brussels the head of the european commission called it a bad day for world trade promising counter measures that could include retaliatory tariffs u.s. goods into the e.u. on everything from blue jeans to motorcycles what they can do we are able to do exactly. the same it's totally up to the it come to be she pulls you look through measures when it comes to. the crate france's junior trade minister promised a similar response suggesting the u.s. president may be misinformed. no more forget that issue comes a point when one needs to look at the figures and i'm surprised that maybe president trump stuff haven't shown him how much those european companies have invested in the united states created jobs that to assemble and produce that now those u.s. jobs could be at risk just as president donald trump seeks to fulfill one of his top campaign promises to protect the jobs of his supporters in america's steel and aluminum manufacturing sectors it's not just international partners criticizing donald trump's decision to oppose steel and aluminum tariffs o

they did when we try to put in place a government in italy so it was ultimately left to the european commission president to try and smooth things over between the populists and euro skeptics in italy and the commission in brussels it's in his fate does not lie in the hands of the financial markets regardless of which political party may be in power is. italy is a founding member of the european union that has contributed immensely to european integration the commission is ready to work with italy with responsibility and mutual respect italy deserves respect as i said those elections in italy could come as soon as september and between now one polling day will show to be a lot of people keeping an eye on what comments are coming out of brussels with regards to which feet which direction italy should proceed in the future well the euro skeptic coalition failed to form a government after the italian president rejected their choice of finance minister who was seen as anti european the president then appointed a pro europe prime minister so as your mother eleanor has since granted italy's two popul

we have been clear about that with the issues between us in the european commission adopted by the european council in december and when the european commission made a proposal dealing between northern ireland and ireland, i was clear that neither i nor any prime minister. [shouting] thank you, mr. speaker. what the rising budget, government has very clearly demonstrated its commitment to the nhs. but there are short-term challenges recruiting pediatrics does to the pediatric ward. can my right honorable friend reassure my constituents and parents in my constituency that the decision to make the temporary closure has not yet been made and that she will work with me to leave notes no none turned. nhs england can work together to make sure that we recruit the doctors we need? this! can i give my honorable friend the reassurance that he is asking for? any decision taken by the trust about the services available will of course be made to ensure the provision of services is safe for patients. the trust is continuing to recruit pediatricians to suppore the service it wants to continue to provide

worth our while to fully invest in a european model of open standards a kind of project for digitalisation made in europe. to bring. in twenty thirty mm the e.u. commission adopted a program that would enable european institutions and member states to liberate them. from that dependence on a handful of us software companies. why have the commissioners abandon this policy . i don't think we're abundances this police here but the only solution we used to invest more to catch the critic is that by using this microsoft monoculture in public i t. says terms these public systems are being held very vulnerable that same change our operating systems are inventor and no cyber threats anymore so my boss said rebuttal is a big difference in proprietary software you don't know the source code isn't that such a security risk when you have a black box operating the public id what's a social not to use microsoft your pink microsoft is like a black box this window is full of enemies and let's keep it to use each of those microsoft software really in the interview you want to oppose it for the storage and came from the european parliament itself to make the public source