this would be the european commission tapping markets.nything issued by the european commission would be aaa bonds. they are creating a huge market trants that huge en anyone can buy. they believe this is a huge market for the future and whoever gets there first and gets to create a benchmark for that market will be successful. the europeans want to create that benchmark by issuing these bonds. marc: i believe urszula underline -- got to this point, this idea of creating a new bond yield curve that focuses on the sustainable side of things. obviously there is a control issue and want to be out in front of this. are you going to see the demand where they will be able to create that curve? maria: it is not just regulation, but concerns from the investment community. people want to see what is in it. that is the issue they care about. a lot of companies would tell you we want to buy, but we are not sure if in five years the europeans will consider it a green bond. this is where this rush to regulate comes from the europeans. we expect the is

in a statement issued, the european commission said.. were to be adopted, it would constitute an extremely serious violation of the withdrawal agreement and of international law. the eu does not accept the argument that the aim of the draft bill is to protect the good friday agreement. in fact, it is of the view that it does the opposite. in response, the uk attorney general said, in the difficult and highly exceptional circumstances, it was important to remember the fundamental principle of parliamentary sovereignty. the government has rejected the eu's position. it said in response. let's speak to our correspondent in brussels, nick beake. joining me now from westminster is our political correspondent, jessica parker. a scathing response to the commission there. it was like the european union cannot believe what it was hearing. the british side that it was prepared to break international law, but today a very senior member of the european commission has been able to travel to london, sit down with michael gove, listen very carefully an

you know what was the european commission's role the strange thing was that the european commission didn't say ok ok let's see whose facts are really correct. now maybe they just took the tanners association side of. a report but by brussels that they themselves later rejected the european commission one over by let the lobbyist it seems like this story is well worth a trip to belgium despite numerous e-mail exchanges could turn says secretary general gustavo gonzalez refused to meet with us so we decided to pay him a surprise visit. hello mr gonzales yes was it i wanted to ask you some questions because we're just shooting in santa croce just coming this must be careful search gently but no violence please sir. no violence you know all seriousness it will get on the back you know but i'm not being violent they're doing what you knocked over my cameraman and that's why i'm saying that you almost pushed me over. to no that's not true what we've just come back from filming in subsequent to that if you don't know you and we've witnessed large numbers of people working overtime undeclared work

squalor on a remote island europe's migration policy out of sight out of mind what today the european commission president delivered her 1st state of the union address and she called on all european countries to take responsibility to end this migration misery is she leading by example the european commission was responsible for the maria cam who did it send after the fire not. this president. this is the. migration is a european challenge and a follow up to our must have its. meeting this target. european union firmly on track. for climate neutrality by 2015 this with strong agreement. took 3 years to negotiate it cannot be unilaterally changed disregarded thought to supply so i want to be crystal clear l g b t q i've sold our show managed to free zones and they have no place in power. also coming up scientists say president donald trump has badly damaged the united states because he rejects facts and see the pandemic see climate change. if we ignore that science we're not going to succeed to get it protect in california it will start getting cooler but i was just you just watch i wish science

countries to take responsibility to end this migration misery is she leading by example the european commission was responsible for the maria camp who did it send after the fire not. this president. this is the. migration is a european shell. and i'll follow up your comments it's. meeting this target what the european union firmly on track. for climate neutrality by 2015 this was strong agreement. took 3 years to negotiate it cannot be unilaterally changed disregarded thought to surprise so i want to be crystal clear l g b t q i've read so our humanity to treat zones and they have no place in powers union. also coming up scientists say president donald trump has badly damaged the united states because he rejects facts and evidence of the pandemic see climate change. if we ignore that science we're not going to succeed together protecting californians it will start getting cooler i was just you just watch i wish science and anybody else . who had think sands and is actually. going to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with a promise from

pandemic and that has of course a huge impact on the work of the european parliament of the european commission and all the. union institutions and i talked to many members of the european parliament and they told me that they were really eager to go to strasbourg they were looking forward to being there because the atmosphere there and the exchange with members of the parliament is so important to their work but even despite the efforts by the french governments to present measures health measures to press the european parliament to go there that the decision was made to do it not to that 100th i'm sorry hundreds of the members of the parliament and their staffers travel to trust because it was considered not not the right signal right now. under did you give us an idea we're all looking forward to the speech to hear so much policy there's going to be laid out what can we expect what's an overview do you think of what's going to be in the speech. well i think that front and center of for the alliance speech will be indeed equivalent of virus pandemic however we expect her to look back to talk

the european commission will challenge a ruling that the company aapl does not to have to pay a bill of 30000000000 euros in back taxes to ireland. the court decided apple had not broken any rules on tax and that it was not the recipient of illegal state aid from the irish government the commission alleges i haven't been allowed to would she be due to all the bits of irish head office that existed only on paper by avoiding a paid tax on revenues or on the irish government denies the claims. sounds a bit tangled and weird doesn't keep the focus of d.w. business explained well well compared to what you see in the commission go to appeal or basically feel the european commission is fed up with multinationals paying so little talks and it sees us very much as a homegrown problem under the current arrangements in europe every country decides for themselves what their corporation tax rate is arlin's is famously low at 12 and a half percent and just to put that into context here in germany it's 30 percent and even in the u.s. it's 22 percent this particular case though isn't actually a by 1

you know what was the european commission's role the strange thing was that the european commission didn't say ok ok let's see whose facts are really correct. now maybe they just took the tanners association side of. a report but by brussels that they themselves later rejected the european commission one over by let the lobbyist it seems like this story is well worth a trip to belgium despite numerous e-mail exchanges clinton says secretary-general gustavo gonzalez refused to meet with us so we decided to pay him a surprise visit. hello mr gonzales yes i wanted to ask you some. questions because we're just shooting in santa croce this coming this will be careful search gently but no violence peace or no violence do you all seriousness you will get on it by you know but i'm not being violent so what you knocked over my camera man that's why i'm saying that you almost pushed me over. the bugs you know that's not true but we've just come back from filming in santa crunches that if you don't know you and we've witnessed large numbers of people working overtime undeclared workers accidents that

the european commission will challenge a ruling that the tech company aapl does not to have to pay a bill of $30000000000.00 euros in back taxes to ireland. court decided apple had not broken any rules on tax and that it was not the recipient of illegal state aid from the irish government the commission alleges i haven't lived nearly all the bits of irish head office that existed only on paper by avoiding a paid tax on e.u. revenues or on the irish government did not require. sums of it tangles of weirdos need to keep the focus of a d w business explain well welcome to tell us what you see is the commission go to appeal or basically feel the european commission is fed up with multinationals paying so little talks and it sees us very much as a homegrown problem under the current arrangements in europe every country decides for themselves what their corporation tax rate is arlin's is famously low at 12 and a half percent and just to put that into context here in germany it's 30 percent on even in the us it's 22 percent this particular case though isn't actually about 12 and a half perc

. >> the european union commission president sets out her vision of the future of the eu and her first state of the union address. plus, guilty of corruption. the former head of world athletics is sentenced to two years in prison following a doping scandal. his lawyers say the court has made him escape vote. and how to keep her lens party scene going during the pandemic -- berlin's party scene going during the pandemic. one businessman thinks he may have found the answer. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. to our viewers watching on pbs in the united states and all around the world, welcome. we start here in germany, where police have launched raids against some of their own colleagues. officers suspected of trading neo-nazi imagery and online chat rooms. 29 police officers have been suspended and 11 are now under criminal investigation. images shared include pictures of adolf hitler and nazi symbols, such as swastikas. this is not the first time germany's security forces have been at the center of a scandal involving far-right extremism. >> a disgrace and a slap in the face for germany's police

the european commission has unveiled its plan to overhaul the e.u.'s migration and asylum system appealing to member states to show solidarity with one another european countries have long disagreed about the best way to manage migration under the new proposals countries like hungary and poland who refuse to accept migrants would instead offer money equipment or personnel to help patrol borders the european commission president was enough on the line said the continent must rise to the challenge on migration this package reflex of fair and reasonable balance between responsibility and solidarity among member states we all share the benefits we all share the burden. this package also reflects a very pragmatic and realistic approach we know that we have to build trust among member states and citizens confidence that we can manage this as a union. alexander phenomenon is in brussels covering the story for us hi alexandra tell us more about what is in this proposal well as we just heard or the off on the line has described this proposal. for realistic and

i'm from welcome to the program the european commission president has laid out a vision for the block to tackle the climate crisis addressing the european parliament and called on china to improve its human rights record and made a not so veiled attack on member states poland for its attitudes towards gay people and she urged member states to resolve the blocks paralysis on the issue of migration. also laugh underlying had a 1st ever staged of the union speech waiting to unveil more ambitious climate goals for the block we need to go faster and we need to do things better the european commission is proposing to increase the 2030 targets for emission reduction to at least 55 percent catching emissions and becoming climate neutral by 20 to 50 are part of the european green deal one of funder line speed priorities of the situation taken partly due to the mounting pressure of climate activists but ramping up that year's time a target so it's not enough for some i expect it was left on the lion to keep on working with her commissioners and really to put pressure on the council because we k

news live from berlin european commission president also a funded line gives a wide ranging 1st state of the union speech from migration to digitise ation to a new european health union and bigger cuts to greenhouse gas emissions come from the line to bring together a divided e.u. to realize vision also on the show israel signs a historic agreement at the white house with ryan and the united arab emirates to stablish inc diplomatic relations president trump says they're just the 1st of many such fields to come also on the show india's government is under pressure for its handling of the coronavirus crisis the faces have surpassed the $5000000.00 mark on post but also across the country say medical oxygen is running out and there's space projects that's no longer just science fiction oh europe's planning to save the world from catastrophic collisions with asteroids. thanks for joining us. has given a 1st state of the union address as european commission president in a speech laid out ambitious goal. calls to make the european union more resilient and united to confront future crises fo

countries to take responsibility to end this migration misery is she leading by example the european commission was responsible for the maria camp who did it send after the fire not. this president. this is the. migration is a european shall be. an outcome of a must it's. meeting this target would put the european union firmly on track. for climate you're traveling by 2050 this with strong agreement. took 3 years to negotiate it cannot be unilaterally changed disregarded thought to supply so i want to be crystal clear l g b t q i've reached zones are sure managed to free zones and they have no place in our issue and yet. also coming up scientists say president donald trump has badly damaged the united states because he rejects facts and see the pandemic see climate change. if we ignore that science we're not going to succeed to get it protect in california it will start getting cooler i which is you just watch i wish science and anybody else . who had think santa knows actually. went to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with a promise f

the european commission has unveiled its plan to overhaul the e.u.'s migration and asylum system appealing to member states to show solidarity with one another european countries have long disagreed about the best way to manage migration under the new proposals countries like hungary and poland. who refused to accept migrants would instead offer money equipment or personnel to help patrol borders the european commission president was last underlined says the continent must rise to the challenge on migration this package reflects a fair and reasonable balance between responsibility and solidarity among member states we all share the benefits we all share the burden this package also reflects a very pragmatic and realistic approach we know that we have to build trust among member states and citizens confidence that we can manage this as a union did have a use of its under phenomenon is in brussels covering the story for us hi alexandra tell us more about what is in this proposal. well as we just heard a lot funner line has described this proposal progra

proposal well it appears that the european commission will try to break the deadlock on migration by presenting a pragmatic proposal that takes into account how difficult it is to agree on that issue one of the most sensitive issues in the european union and that to take into account that everybody's a red lines have to be respected and that will stress once again the solidarity in the european union 2 key issues here we expect the european commission commission to stress that it's important to intensify affords to return those with no right to stay in the european union to their home countries the other issue is that the european commission will stress that it's important to beef up screenings for new arrivals at the external borders so overall i would say that this report proposal is expected to show that europe is getting once again tougher on migrants alexander you mentioned red lines one big one has been that many e.u. member states are still reluctant to take in more migrants so tell us how these compromises and incentives in this proposal would work. so the key

news live from berlin european commission president there is a loaf on the law and gives a wide ranging 1st state of the union address from migration and digitization to emerging from the pandemic in a future even wider health program will break down what she did and didn't say also on the show. a new prime minister for japan tokyo's parliament confirms your she he does as successor to shinzo holiday the former health minister says his priorities are fighting their coronavirus pandemic and strengthening japan's ailing economy. plus israel signs historic agreements at the white house with bahrain and the united arab emirates establishing diplomatic relations president trump says they are just the 1st of many such deals to cook. thomas good to have you with us today on the line has given her 1st state of the union address as european commission president in her speech she laid out ambitious goals to make the european union more resilient and more united to confront crisis tomorrow she doubled down on the flagship goes she set out when she took office last december promising a digital revo

the president of the european commission has laid out her. vision for europe to tackle the climate crisis addressing the european parliament today ursula fund a lion's wide ranging speech also called on china to improve its human rights record and made a not so veiled attack on member states poland for its attitude towards gay people and she urged member states to resolve europe's paralysis when it comes to migration. also laugh underlying ahead of our 1st ever state of the union speech waiting to unveil more ambitious climate goals for the block we need to go faster and we need to do things better the european commission is proposing to increase the 2030 targets for emission reduction to at least 55 percent catching emissions and becoming climate neutral by 2050 our part of the european green deal one of funder line speed priorities decision taken partly due to the mounting pressure of climate activists but ramping up the instrument targets it's not enough for some i expect those of us on the lion to keep on working with her commissioners and

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presenting her proposal the european commission president called on member states to rise to the challenge. this package reflects a fair and reasonable balance between responsibility and solidarity among men but states we all share the benefits we all share the burden the migration pact includes compulsory pre entry screening with fingerprinting and a health check a faster 12 week asylum processing target and a sponsored return scheme that would see member states take responsibility for returning migrants on behalf of other member states. the plan abandons previous efforts to relocate new arrivals around the 27 member state something opposed to by the likes of hungry i'm paul and n.g.o.s see that could create havoc in the mediterranean. member states front line member states like italy greece and. will be reluctant to cooperate if there isn't any sort of mandatory relocation and then they might not disembark our ships that have been rescued and then migrants remain stranded so a lot will depend on the willingness of either member states which in the last 5 years has not been a very high th

activities up until 2014 when he became the president of the european commission and that didn't halt his rise i think that there have been some reforms in europe there are tougher controls on a lot of the tax havens for example but the core issue here is that the people who are doing this are always one step ahead they will always find a new way to undermine the system or at least that's been the history of it and the people who are policing it are often civil servants who do not have the resources they often don't have the vision to go after these things and it's only until these types of stories come to light that people take a 2nd look at it and say well we need to get that under control and unfortunately the pattern has been you get this problem under control and then they find another way to do exactly the same thing so i think this is this is the dynamic that needs to you know change the debate in germany currently holds the rotating presidency of the financial action task force which is in fact one of the leading multilateral institutions trying to get this problem under contr

is great to have you along the european commission is trying again to create a coherent and humane way of dealing with migrants it's unveiled a plan by which you member states like hungary and poland which refuse to accept migrants would instead offer money equipment or personnel to help patrol borders european commission president or his love and ally in appealed to member states to show solidarity with one another and quote to rise to the challenge of migration. a camp on the greek island of some most fit for 500 people it houses 5000 it was meant to be a transit point but a backlog migration system has turned it into a home for so many. routes on the 2 years i've been here not good. conditions are squalid this place and these people are why europe is finally confronting this crisis. presenting her proposal the european commission president called on member states to rise to the challenge. this package reflex a fair and reasonable balance between responsibility and solidarity among men but states we all share the benefits we all share the burden the migration pact includes compulsory

this is an important change that is happening right now and the european commission. happening now, we know they want to do this quite swiftly and fast because she wants to avoid further stability particularly at a time when they are dealing with coronavirus and instabilities in neighboring intentions between greece and turkey so there is a lot on the table in the european commission and they want to get this done as soon as possible having said that, this name still needs to be approved by the parliament in the coming weeks. the fact that she has been working there could help her get approval by colleagues so she can move to the commission in coming weeks let's see how this new commission will work in the coming weeks if von der leyen updates her policy it is important. we hear from the president saying and outlying and developments on policies and trade and comments about ongoing brexit negotiations. >> thank you there are two crucial announcements that have come out. one that mcguiness will be taking over in the irish commissioner place and the other is the trade p

this report was authorized them funded by the european commission.its publication will no doubt provoke the wrath of many let the manufacturers. almost say. they started to say that what we wrote was untrue but there were i don't know how many errors on the rowing the end they discredited our proport. part. of what they said it was obviously written by incompetent people who don't know anything about the sector. they're talking rubbish stupidity. a group of manufacturers and the european commission to call in the authors of the report in spring 20162 meetings were organized in brussels. with one man at the helm gustavo gonzalez representing tons the european lead the lobby. most of all there was the guy from photons who spoke on behalf of the tanners association. for he said this report must be taken out of circulation they think for good this suited us you know what was the european commission's role the strange thing was that the european commission didn't say ok ok let's see who's for. so really correct me now maybe they just took the tanners asso

how she was insisting that the european union should take a leadership role in terms of climate change with regards to the climate change she announced that the commission is proposing to increase the target of emissions reduction of to 55 percent in 2030 and she also was saying that the european union now after this this crisis or in the middle of this crisis has a chance to be a leader with regards regards to digital transformation and she made quite a huge number of very concrete proposals one of them told leishman of a secure digital identity that the u.s. citizens could use a word that we are talking about riding a bicycle of or paying taxes ok the results of some very specific suggestions are from her from also getting to a global vaccine to fight the pandemic and moving into the future for potentially other vaccines as well what does she have to say there. what she was once again talking important to coordinate the efforts and what i found very interesting maybe not surprising but very telling is that talking about what is important for europe and how you rolf is standing for solidarity she also mentioned the white house and . the u.s. president

of the police the security officials and the military and so on and so the european commission would regard that as interference but from what if you a bill or russian that's not in the news that's one country helping the other and they told the bush lot of states and their fleet of a brother who between 2 and new should kill knew that if he can find the money to pay the security officials the. military and the police then he can he heard or said to me to stay in power because if you look at the pictures of the security police really are going put demonstrated so on the not pulling back and therefore they believe that it's going to stay is the easiest official recognition to think of the opposition council some sort of defining moment i would put it to along the lines of washington's recognition of one kaleido as venice will as president do you see any kind of links there. there's a patent now because one guy do is recognized by the united states brazil most of the e.u. states really britain france germany as a legitimate president was that israel are. still in power in caracas i'm a

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presenting her proposal the european commission president called on member states to rise to the challenge. this package reflex a fair and reasonable balance between responsibility and solidarity among member states we all share the benefits we all share the burden the migration pact includes compulsory pre entry screening with fingerprinting and a health check a faster 12 week asylum processing target and a sponsored return scheme that would see member states take responsibility for returning migrants on behalf of other member states. the plan abandons previous efforts to relocate new arrivals or rome to 27 member states something opposed to by the likes of hungry i'm paul and n.g.o.s see that could create havoc in the mediterranean. member states front line member states like italy greece and and multi. will be reluctant to cooperate if there isn't any sort of mandatory relocation and then they might not disembark our ships that have been rescued and then migrants remain stranded so a lot will depend on the willingness of either member states which in the last 5 years has not been a very

sheave all seen the fires, said the european commission would be bringing forward new proposal for a int european response to migration. that includes new legal pathways to migration into the eu. she expects all member states to step up on this. theia: you mentioned importance of eu member states holding together. presenting a united front. they have relationships with other countries around the world. what did she have to say about those ties? -- foreignabsolutely policy issues are really massive. that started with brexit. firstly, underlining her support for the european commission negotiator. talks with the u.k. have become very difficult at this point. there is very little time left dealould poor -- secure a by the end of october. the ministers s have said they would be prepared to break letrnational law that would them override certain parts of the brakes a deal, the withdraw agreement. thisa von der leyen said cannot be unilaterally changed. the party of boris johnson saying britain does not break treaties. we will have to see what they do at that, of course. on other foreign-po

countries to take responsibility to end this migration misery is she leading by example the european commission was responsible for the maria cam who did it send after the fire not. this president. this is the. migration is a european challenge and a problem of europe must its. meeting this target. european union firmly on track. for climate neutrality by 2015 this with strong agreement. took 3 years to negotiate it cannot be unilaterally changed disregarded to supply so i want to be crystal clear l g b t q i have 3 zones are sure manage heat free zones and they have no place and powers union. also coming up scientists say president donald trump has badly damaged the united states because he rejects facts and see the pandemic see climate change. if we ignore that science we're not going to succeed to get it protecting californians it will start getting cooler i was just you just watch i wish science and everybody else but. i don't think science knows actually. going to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with a promise from europe to do b

here's the european commission's vice—president.ces that the uk will fully and timely comply with the withdrawal agreement including the protocol on ireland—northern ireland. in this context, i will call for an extraordinary joint committee on the withdrawal agreement to be held as soon as possible so that our uk partners elaborate and respond to our strong concerns on the bill. the focus here is northern ireland — and a protocol that comes with the withdrawal agreement that the uk signed. northern ireland, is part of the uk and the republic of ireland is in the eu. and there have been no border checks or any type since a peace deal in 19905 — that ended violence between unionists who want northern ireland to remain in the uk — and republicans who want northern ireland to join the republic. and avoiding a hard border is seen as key to maintaining the peace. to prevent any customs checks on the border, the uk agreed to two things — that northern ireland would continue to follow some eu rules and so remain aligned with the eu's single

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so the european commission has unveiled its plan to overhaul the e.u.'s migration and asylum system appealing to member states to show solidarity with one another european countries have long disagreed about the best way to manage migration under the new proposals countries like hungary and poland to refuse to accept migrants would instead offer money equipment or personnel to help patrol borders the european commission president was a life on the line says the continent must rise to the challenge on migration this package reflects a fair and reasonable balance between responsibility and solidarity among member states we all share the benefits we all share the burden this package also reflects a very pragmatic and realistic approach we know that we have to build trust among member states and citizens confidence that we can manage this as a union. it's under phenomenon isn't brussels covering the story for us hi aleksandra tell us more about what is in this proposal. well as we just heard the off on the line has described this proposal programmatic and re

the president of the european commission has laid out her vision for the block to tackle the climate crisis addressing the european parliament are set off on the lines wide ranging speech also called on china to improve its human rights record and made it not so veiled attack on the member state poland for its attitude towards gay people and she urged the member states to resolve the blocks paralysis on the issue of migration. also love underlying ahead of a 1st stage of the union speech waiting to unveil more ambitious climate goals for the block we need to go faster and we need to do things better the european commission is proposing to increase the 2030 targets for emission reduction to actually least 55 percent catching emissions and becoming climate neutral by 2050 are part of the european green deal one of funding lines p priorities at the situation taken partly due to the mounting pressure of climate activists but ramping up the instrument targets it's not enough for some i expect on the lion to keep on working with her commissioners and really to put pressure on the council be

it is part of the european green deal, the flagship project from the european commission. ause of covid-19, but they want to resuscitate this project. she will pitch to the european parliament and european governments to cut emissions 55% by 2030.t to the current target is 40%. .he wants to increase that there are reasons why this is happening. a lot of it is politics. we know the idea of cleaner energy does go well with voters in big cities. the european commission is this is the future, and a growth opportunity going forward. things up forn investors and force major changes in industries that will have to modernize. airlines, the big industries, carmakers, agriculture -- whoever gets to do that first is that the legislation will be the winner of the future, at least that is the thinking from the european commission. thearie: as part of bloomberg climate festival, one question on europe, bring us down to earth what it means. what did she say about the outlook for the european economy? be the otherill major pillar, because we know she will say she is concerned about the pro

the european commission is trying again to create a coherent and more had you main way of dealing with my grants -- a mauer muhammad an way to deal with asylum seekers. hungary and poland, which refused to accept my grants, would instead offer more or equipment to help control the borders. they appealed to member states to show solidarity with one another and to rise to the challenge of migration. >> a camp on the greek island of samos, fit for 500 people. it houses 5,000. it was meant to be a transit point. but a backlogged migration system has turned it sbe home for so many. two years i have been here. not good. conditions are squalidid. this place and these peoplple a why europe is finally confronting this crisis. presenting her proposal, the european commission president called on member states to rise to the challenge. >> this package reflects a fair and reasonable balance between responsibility and solidarity among member states. we all share the benefits. we all share the burden. >> the migration pact includes compulsory preentry screening with fingerprints and a health check. a

the issue of migration was at the center of european commission president was last on the lions 1st state of the european union address in it she unveiled plans to replace the current rule under which asylum claims are dealt with in the country where they were 1st made the process has been criticized for years with southern european countries like italy and greece saying it forces them to bear the brunt of migrant arrivals. the w.'s always on a phenomenon asked on the line about the criticism being leveled by countries like greece there are many issues a member states don't agree on like migration for example have you received any signals that after what happened at more yeah the member states are more willing to change the course the good news is that next week we go on the commission is going to put forward a migration pact and this is a holistic concept to manage migration and i expect that the member states will engage in the discussion so that we can really move forward and have a common plan to deal with that topic the european commission president there let's take a look at some of

well the european commission is trying again to create a coherent and humane way of dealing with migrants and asylum seekers it's unveiled a plan by which e.u. member states like hungary and poland which refuse to accept migrants would instead offer money equipment or personnel to help patrol borders european commission president or so left on july and appealed to member states to show solidarity with one another and rise to the challenge of migration. a camp on the greek island of some most fit for 500 people it houses 5000 it was meant to be a transit point but a backlog migration system has turned it into a home for so many. routes on the 2 years i've been here not good. conditions are squalid this place and these people are why europe is finally confronting this crisis presenting her proposal the european commission president called on member states to rise to the challenge. this package reflects a fair and reasonable balance between responsibility and solidarity among men but states we all share the benefits we all share the burden the migration pact includes compulsory pre entry scr

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the european commission will challenge a ruling that the tech company aapl does not to have to pay a bill of $13000000000.00 euros in back taxes to ireland. you quote decided apple had not broken any rules on tax and that it was not the recipient of illegal state aid from the irish government the commission alleges i have and all too would she be duty all the bits of the irish head office that existed only on paper by avoiding paying tax on revenues or on the irish government did not require it. sounds a bit tangled a weird doesn't it the folks are from d.w. business explain well welcome kate what you see is the commission go to appeal or basically feel the european commission is fed up with multinationals paying so little talks and it sees us very much as a homegrown problem under the current arrangements in europe every country decides for themselves what their corporation tax rate is are lent is famously low at 12 and a half percent and just to put that into context here in germany it's 30 percent on even in the u.s. it's 22 percent this particular case though isn't actually about

this report was authorized and funded by the european commission .its publication will no doubt provoke the wrath of many let the manufacturers. they started to say that what we wrote was untrue that there were i don't know how many errors in the end they discredited our proport. part. of what they said it was obviously written by incompetent people who don't know anything about the sector. they're talking rubbish to begin with. a group of manufacturers owns the european commission to call in the authors of the report in spring 20162 meetings were organized in brussels. with one man at the helm gustavo gonzalez representing tons the european lead the lobby. most of all there was the guy from photons who spoke on behalf of the tenors association. for he said this report must be taken out of circulation for good this will get us into what was the european commission's role the strange thing was that the european commission didn't say ok ok let's see whose facts are really correct. now maybe they just took the tanners association side of. a report but b

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