a few years ago, what happened was the, the european commission in back in 2017, started looking into this and diamond came on board and started informing them that actually some of these meetings were happening. it was more that they didn't try to hide it so much as perhaps some of the other companies made may have done. that's what your officials have explained over the last few years. because of that, they decided that those fines wouldn't be imposed. as we said, the find is really symbolic, it's much more about showing that, that trying to punish these companies. and also trying to show that that, that forcing them to come, come forward with this information and to play fair. all of this fell comes down to one thing. the european union wants to make sure that the cars that we drive and that we're buying diesel cars, especially which obviously have the polluters are as green as they possibly can be . ok, thank if that day w correspondent, jack park in brussels now to football and england are through to the final of the european championship after defeating denmark at wembley stadiu

we act according to the common values, the common regulations and what the european commission makes followings, steve, that they use european funds for blackmailing. they use the european funds to interfere into domestic political issues which are being based purely on national competence. and this is absolutely unacceptable. because look, this is what until you come at the hungarian people and hungary itself has been contributing to the european econometric achievement. european funds are based on the european political achievements. we are contributing to that. and european funds are not matters of generosity of ourfriends in brussels, these are not humanitarian donations, these are the money, this is the money of the european taxpayers including the hungarian people. blackmailing us. we are not releasing financial funds based on political issues it is simply unacceptable in even more than that, goes goes against that european values and european regulation. you can call it black male but ultimately, the money sits in brussels not with you and you won't get there is another point

for children. critics, including the european commission, say them all discriminate against l. g. b t. 2 people. european union is urging hungary to repeal the law. but budapest is refusing and insist that this is not about discrimination, but rather about protecting children. here's what european commission president ursula from the lions said today. this is because it stared homosexual law for homosexuality and gender reassignment on par with pornography just because it uses the protection of the children to which we are all committed as an excuse to merely discriminate against people because of their sexual orientation. yet this law is disgraceful. that is gently sh. are the strong words they are coming from brussels to talk about that. i'm joined now by aaron demetre. he's program director for amnesty international in hungary. join me now from budapest. it's good to have you on the program, aaron. so the european commission president, they are saying that this law is a disgrace. let's move beyond words. what, what action do you expect to come from brussels? good evening. i thin

for children. critics, including the european commission, say the wall discriminates against l, g, b, t. 2 people. european union is urging hungary to repeal the law. but budapest is refusing and insist that this is not about discrimination, but rather about protecting children. here's what european commission president ursula, the lions said today. this is because they stared homosexual law for homosexuality and gender reassignment on par with pornography just because it uses the protection of the children to which we are all committed as an excuse to merely discriminate against people because of their sexual orientation. yet, this law is disgraceful that it's translation on the strong words they are coming from brussels to talk about that i'm joined now by your endeavor there. he's program director for amnesty international in hungary. george me now from budapest. it's good to have you on the program, aaron. so the european commission president, they are saying that this law is a disgrace. let's move beyond words. what, what action do you expect to come from brussels? could they hav

the european commission has urged hungary to repeal the law, but budapest has defended its decision. >> more love, less hate. activists in hungary gathered in front of parliament to protest the controversial child protection law. they vowed to disobey the new legislation. >> this is a law that puts lgbtqia youth more at risk of bullying and harassment in schools, and of their families as well. >> a provision in the law bands the display of content of homosexuality or gender reassignment to minors. this caused widespread condemnation in the european union. >> this law puts homosexuality and gender reassignment on par with pornography. this law uses the protection of children, to which we are all committed, as an excuse to severely discriminate against people because of their sexual orientation. this law is disgraceful. von der leyen threatened consequences, but hungary rejected t censure. >> the eu wants to allow lgbtq activists and organizations into our schools. hungary does not want this. according to european treaties, this is an issue that belongs to hungarian national sovereignt

as i said, the reality is that the european commission reduced some of these fines dime go away for free because they blew the whistle on it. and both group actually go to 45 percent reduction on that because they cooperated. the commission today is saying that corporation is vital as we go forward because they want to make sure that companies that are accused or fine to have been doing these kind of caught how like practices that they will cooperate with the commission in the future. and that's something that was important. we could hear it from the commission during the press briefing today. exactly. but also apparently some aspects of this case that the, you decided not to investigate further. what can you tell us about that? that's right. this all started back in 2017. the commission ones runs the 5 call, make it to the manufacturing sites. did some inspections in 2018. they launched in in depth inspection, and it wasn't only to do with the diesel cause. at that point, it was also to do with petro cause and a particle emitter, a system called auto, withdrew withdraw pasco, emitting.

and a reminder of our top story this our european commission has find german company. it's both plugging and b and w for colluding to keep emissions cleaning technology in the european market. i think business ah the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection in developing? what does the latest research say? information and contact the corona virus. coven, 19 special. next on d. w. to the point. strong. clear position. international perspective. when it sometimes seems that we are indeed losing the battle against climate change. does that mean a cruel future for the next generation? certainly is a possibility. so why are we unwilling to change the way we live on life? find out until the point to the point dw, the me, the quarter of the world's corona virus deaths have been in latin america. the 3rd of new infections happening in the region. a region where just 3 percent of the population is fully vaccinated. so once gone wrong.

for children. critics, including the european commission, say the wall discriminates against l, g, b, t. 2 people. european union is urging hungary to repeal the law. but budapest is refusing and insist that this is not about discrimination, but rather about protecting children. here's what european commission president ursula from the lions said today, just because it's almost law with homosexuality and gender reassignment on par with pornography just because it uses the protection of the children to which we are all committed as an excuse to merely discriminate against people. because of their sexual orientation yet this law is disgraceful. that is gently the are the strong words they are coming from brussels to talk about that i'm joined now by aaron demetre program director for amnesty international in hungary. join me now from budapest. it's good to have you on the program, aaron. so the european commission president, they are saying that this law is a disgrace. let's move beyond words. what, what action do you expect to come from brussels? good. they think, i think the european

the european commission has fine. german comic is volkswagen and b, m. w for teaming up to keep emissions cleaning technology off the european market. dimer was also part of the scheme but kicked off the ad blue was one of the technologies central to the inquiry. it's a fluid that reduces the bleeding gases and diesel emissions. the says the companies colluded to restrict to the size and dosing of absolute tanks in their models, another finding that the group avoided introducing cleaner particle filters and petrol car models. 5 companies fell under the investigation volkswagen and its subsidiaries portion, audi, also b, m, w, and mercedes parent, dime. lar, the e. you said that what began is legitimate discussions about technical specifications. turned into market coordination that left consumers with fewer choices. these common factors illegally colluded to restrict competition in the area of emission clinic technologies for diesel cars. this is the 1st time that the commission finds that corporation on technical elements as opposed to price fixing or ma

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as i said, the reality is that the european commission reduced some of these fines dimes got away for free because they blew the whistle on it. and both group actually go to 45 percent reduction on that because they cooperated. the commission today is saying that corporation is vital as we go forward because they want to make sure that companies that are accused or fine to have been doing these kind of caught how like practices that they will cooperate with the commission in the future. and that's something that was important and you could hear it from the question during the press briefing today. exactly. but also apparently some aspects of this case that the, you decided not to investigate further. what can you tell us about that? that's right. this all started back in 2017. the commission went, runs the 5 call makers to them. manufacturing sites did some inspections in 2018. they launched and in depth inspection, and it wasn't only to do with the diesel cause. at that point, it was also to do with petro cause, and a particle emitter system could also withdraw withdraw as possible.

and 5th thing, the measure is there to protect children has what european commission president on the line had to say about the needle. the disconnect stared homosexual law with homosexuality and gender reassignment on par with pornography. just because it's, it uses the protection of the children to which we are all committed as an excuse to really discriminate against people because of their sexual orientation. yet this law is disgraceful. that is gently the w correspondent, funding official, is in the hungarian capital, budapest, and i also how l g b t q people view the new law. actually you would consider hungry is a free country compared to so many countries worldwide that have been reporting from that. i've lived in and reported from but then you zoom in on this particular issue right now. you will find that a lot of people who live in hungary, who feel increasingly alien ages who feel would also free, who don't feel that they can express their opinion or live their lives freely being part of the non has or sexual community. and that's exactly what i've experienced. i was trying

but the european commission is saying we have a social facility included in this package. we are ready to spend billions of euros to help those struggling with energy prices. but of course, we also have to say it's important to keep in mind that this event today has just kicked off a very long and complicated negotiating process that can take years of phenomena didn't. first, she's in brussel. thank wildfires ravishing parts of the western united states forcing hundreds to leave their homes. the blazes have been made worse by record heat wave that has killed more than 50 people in the state of oregon alone. many scientists up onto the finger at global warming, which is said to be fueling, the drought that is turned large part of the us into a tinderbox. the oregon is the largest of nearly 60 active wildfire, currently burning across the western united states. the extent of the blaze can be seen best from above. it now covers an area larger than that of new york city, forcing residence in its path to evacuate their homes. this is my 1st wildfire, and i will tell you a scary

thank you for covering the european commission has find the top german car makers, almost a 1000000000 euros for colluding to prevent cleaner cars from hitting the market. b, m w and the volkswagen group along with it's all the and portia divisions teamed up to limit the development of technology that keeps cars. emissions under control dimer was also part of the scheme, but it avoided funds by tipping off with ortiz to the conspiracy. ad blue was one of the technologies central to the inquiry. it's a fluid that reduces the polluting gases in diesel emissions. the u says the companies colluded to restrict to the size and dosing of abilene tanks in their models, another finding that the group avoided introducing cleaner particle filters and petrol car models. 5 companies fell under the investigation volkswagen and its subsidiaries portion, audi, also b, m, w, and mercedes parent, dime. lar, the e. you said that what began is legitimate discussions about technical specifications. turned into market coordination that left consumers with your choices. these common factors illegally collude

for children. critics, including the european commission, say the wall discriminates against l, g, b, t. 2 people. european union is urging hungary to repeal the law. but budapest is refusing and insist that this is not about discrimination, but rather about protecting children. here's what european commission president ursula, the lion said today. the discovery stared homosexual law for homosexuality and gender reassignment on par with pornography. just because it uses the protection of the children to which we are all committed as an excuse to really discriminate against people because of their sexual orientation. yet this law is disgraceful. that is gently on the strong words they are coming from brussels to talk about that. i'm joined now by aaron demetre. he's program director for amnesty international in hungary join me now from budapest. it's good to have you on the program. aaron. so the p and commission president, they are saying that this law is a disgrace. let's move beyond words. what, what action do you expect to come from brussels? good. they think i think the european c

for children. critics, including the european commission, say the wall discriminate against l g. b t. few people. european union is urging hungary to repeal the law. but budapest is refusing and insist that this is not about discrimination, but rather about protecting children. here's what european commission president ursula from the lion said today, just because they stared homosexual law with homosexuality and gender reassignment on par with pornography. just because it uses the protection of children to which we are all committed as an excuse to really discriminate against people. because of their sexual orientation yet this law is disgraceful. that is chen push on the strong words they are coming from brussels to talk about that. i'm joined now by aaron demetre. he's program director for amnesty international in hungary join me now from budapest. it's good to have you on the program, aaron. so the europe commission president, they are saying that this law is a disgrace. let's move beyond words. what, what action do you expect to come from brussels? good. they think, i think t

the spectrum has been pushing really, really hard for 1st the european commission to use executive arm, but also neither european kind of so. so the governments of the you to do much more to step up against this anti l g b t rule law that's coming into force actually on thursday this week in hungry that prevents the promotion or so called promotion of l g b t value. so children in school is not being allowed to see normalized gay relationships, but those sort of relationships so, so not to be shown on television. so what they want firstly, is for the european commission to step up and launch what's known as an article 7 procedure. this is a procedure that is launched against breaches. the rule of law, a breach of the use values and codes on the law in the treaties. but they're also, as i said, calling for governments specifically in this resolution parliament to call and the governments to potentially if it goes that far to take hungry as one country is able to do to the european court of justice over this issues. this all comes in together with others. another set of discussions that

people. european commission has urged hungry to repeal the law. budapest says you efforts to overturn it will be in vain insisting the measure is there to protect children. here's what european chief commission chief s lafond the line had to say about the new law. just because they stared homosexual law with homosexuality and gender reassignment on par with pornography just because it uses the protection of the children to which we are all committed as an excuse to merely discriminate against people because of their sexual orientation. yet, this law is disgraceful. this is chantelle ish and the spite the criticism the controversial is coming into force today in hungry and dw correspondent funding for sean is in the capital budapest. i know you've been talking to many people in the l . g k key, their anger about controversial law that they can talk about their fear of discrimination and stigma that they think they feel is going through the stipulates . but once interview finished, they never made it to because if people started to cry and say, actually i don't want to write knowing hun

they have to submit it to the european commission and to accept. so the european food safety authority and they have a panel of experts that looks at the studies and then they say ok, safe or not. so what we have found is that within these expert panels, you have a lot of people with dice with the food industry. so that means a conflict of interest me in. so the whole system, the communication agencies and the regulatory agencies have the same scientists. and they work in order to promote the commercialization of their products. i. this is why if you ask them something, you have the same answer and they say it's a consensus exactly like in the middle ages, you were asking for the priest, what is a truth in no, you asked to these scientists and regulatory agencies. what is the truth and they are the same manner as magician. you know, because they work on secret compounds, we secretly affect they say that you cannot to leash that however they say they have the truth. i if you spend a huge amount of money doing study a study or something where there's

solemn remembrance and memorial for the victims -- the european commission has launched an ambitiousackage of climate policy proposals. the e.u.'s goal of cutting emissions by 55% by 2030 from 1990 level. the latest from the cannes film festival. olivia salazar standing by. good evening. cannes is where we start. day nine of the film festival. olivia actually -- just saw is ready to give us the latest. as well as the spectacle on the screens, show that is open to everyone, the bastille day fireworks because there is a double draw, the cannes, -- film festival and the summer holidays. [indiscernible] olivia: it was postponed -- there was concern it may be too many people to make it manageable. cannes is not a very big town. those numbers have evened out somewhat but the festival in the city, the main herself did think about this -- tnthose non film industry people. the fireworks all over france, but also and event they have this year at cannes which is expanded. this year is a more full program, it is called the cinema -- an outdoor screen n ext to the festival hub on the beach we can

more com shed european commission g 1st of july and has warned hungary it will face a legal action if it fails to repeal a new law. that critic say discriminates against the l g b t q, community law bands, content about homosexuality and gender change from schools in the media. what is the european union facing a far right fight back. a group of law makers from far right groups across europe say they want to form an alliance with in the you against brussels, their aim to curb immigration and to stop the spread of islam. the w kim sebastian asked irma paid a senior european policymaker about the announcement earlier this week. mr. tied, how worried you about the news this week? the parties of the far right of formed an alliance against brussels, saying they'll fight for what they call national sovereignty. and tried to prevent a european state while i'm not worried, because we have seen this kind of slogans and attempts also during previous years. there is no election senior than slogans. i mean, they managed to bring you to south to a standstill inside. marian no, i disagree so far it

the european commission has find forks, wagon, and b, m, w, for colluding to keep emissions cleaning technology from the european market. fox lagging was forced to pay over 500000000 years under the judgment. b, m, w $373.00 timeline, which has also been part of the scheme escapes penalty. it 1st informed you of the collusion that you says the 3 car make us agree to limit the use of particle filters and gas cleaning technologies. the decision confirms a preliminary finding from 2019 right. that's good morning. this from our financial correspondent, conrad's bosom conrad. what has been the reaction by the car makers find here? well, in terms of the share price, this, the reaction is pretty clear. folk foreign says down 3 percent b, m w says 2.2 percent, 2 percent down and even diner, the company that does that does not has to pay a fine because it acted as a principal witness here. also dinos chairs down significantly. so this came obviously, as a bit of a surprise to investors. yes. there was a preliminary decision where it was said that cartel law could be applied to a case like the,

time for regular technical discussions, the european commission says, in order to limit the size of the time of the flu technology that are going into the absolute minimum of the logical standards that are expected of them. the european commission says that they stifled him innovation that they made sure that they were only doing to those minimum standards. and in this priority, european green deal that the e u is trying to push forward. they want to make sure that the best possible green technology is going in to all the cars that produce made and sold in the european union, jack, 875000000 euros. that's roughly a $1000000000.00. it sounds like a massive amount of money, but is it, is it really for these comic? is it really more than a parking ticket for you and i it's huge amount of money. but for economy, because a half a 1000000000 euros essentially, which is what volkswagen group is being find isn't very much. their annual turnover is somewhere in the region of 223000000000. but as we say, this is significant because this is about the symbolism of this trying to make sure that the

and each day she goes to the european commission office in warsaw and continues her protest. now remember, you have been warned what you are about to see is brave, angry, and very, very loud. the screening for freedom. once again bella ruthie, an artist, the show stock has taken up position outside. warsaw, european commission office flanked by 2 friends. she's calling for a change in her homeland with the black. i am doing this for all, bella, rosie, and who cannot raise their voices at home. you must go. ship a little, get a lot. and i am screaming because we have been silent for the past 27 years. she and other activists want to draw attention to the grim situation and neighboring bella. ruth, never mind. just sending a text message to i'm seeking psychological support is enough information to get you handed over to the militia to follow up with that to the 20 year old has lived in poland for 11 years. last year she returned to bella routes for the presidential election, hopeful that lucas shank goes rule would end. when the dictator controversially declared himself a winn

the european commission is urging hungry to repeal the legislation, but the government is defending its decision. the more love less hate activist them hungry, gathered in front of parliament to protest the controversial child protection law. they vowed to disobey the new legislation. this lo saying that i had to be the q i people and it actually puts attribute to can i use more interest and more danger, bullying and harassment in schools and in their families as a provision in the law bonds, the display of content depicting homosexuality, or gender reassignment to mine as it was passed in june, while the hungarian parliament causing widespread condemnation in the european union president missed this because they stared homosexuality. this law put term of sexuality and gender reassignment on paul with pornography. this law uses the protection of children to which we are all committed as an excuse for but severely discriminate against people because of their sexual orientation. for this, this law is disgraceful. that is chantay. she loves up fonda line, threatened consequences, as always

we're going to pivot now to the e u, where the european commission today presented what's being seen as the most ambitious package of climate legislation ever. the fit for $55.00 program is a package of a different policies aimed at cutting the use greenhouse gas emissions by 55 percent by the year 2030. well, if the legislation is passed, it will give a major boost to renewable energy production. it will also have wide ranging effects on how your people live, including what type of cars they will be allowed to buy and how they have to heat their homes. critic say, put a heavy financial burden on citizens, especially in for you countries. meanwhile, environmental activists criticize the package, excuse me for not going far enough. and just moments ago, you commission presenters of underlying present at the proposals. this is what she said. we know, for example, that our current fossil fuel economy has reached its limit. and we know that we have to move on to a new model, one that is powered by innovation that has clean energy. that is moving towards the social i economy. europe is no

from social issues to business in the environment, the european commission has find top german carmakers, almost 1000000000 euros for colluding to prevent cleaner cars from hitting the market. b, m w and the volkswagen group along with it's all the in portion divisions, teamed up to limit the development of technology that keeps cars. emissions under control. dangler was also part of the scheme, but avoided vines by tipping off e authorities about the conspiracy. ad blue was one of the technologies central to the inquiry. it's a fluid that reduces the polluting gases in diesel emissions. the you says the companies colluded to restrict to the size and dosing of abilene tanks in their models. another finding that the group avoided introducing cleaner particle filters in petrol. car models. 5 companies fell under the investigation volkswagen and its subsidiaries portion, audi, also b, m, w, and mercedes parent, dime. lar, the e. you said that what began as legitimate discussions about technical specifications turned into market coordination, met less consumers with fewer choices. these come

we need to see the european commission acting, and this is what, what we would like to see. now, when it comes to drugs or we can see that there has been lots of issues also in the past, whenever the government and especially also the orthodox church, was discriminating or was discriminating. l g b, t i in georgia. and this is why i think it's time for politician to act, mister andres. and when you see these images of people being attacked in tbilisi, does it make you think that the l g b t q. community is the last minority in societies where it is still acceptable to, to discriminate against them. and even in some places to be openly violent against them. well, at least it's not acceptable to have l g, b, t i. people no matter where they are living at tech, just because of their sexuality because they want to protest peacefully in places like social, but also other place in the world. the community is still facing a lot of struggles and they need to also lived there to know. and this is why i think it's important that we are taking those issues up in europe. when you look a

the european commission have ruled out a renegotiation. it’s have ruled out a renegotiation. this does seem just like the latest one. what the uk is proposing is kind of a whole scrapping of the northern island protocol and the rewriting of it. you say they won't do that. they will be a bit flexible within it. maybe there is some wiggle room there. the uk side is clear that this is it working, businesses and it's really become a mess. ministersaid businesses and it's really become a mess. minister said today can't go on as it is and things need to change. they are proposing this standstill where everything kind of reasons for a bit so they can take the pressure off and have a proper chat about it. it doesn't sound like were going to get a break for any time soon, i don't think. the guardian _ time soon, i don't think. the guardian says _ time soon, i don't think. the guardian says the _ time soon, i don't think. the guardian says the european commission is understood to be open to some changes on the special arrangements for northern island but new tail but not no detail on t

that is, that companies have to submit studies to european commission. they do the study themselves there for submitted to the european commission and to accept. so the europe food safety authority and they have a panel of experts that looks at the studies and then they say ok, safe or not. so what we have found is that within these expert panels, you have a lot of people with dice with the food industry. so that means a conflict of interest me in. so the whole system, the communication agencies and the regulatory agencies have the same scientists. and they work in order to promote the commercialization of their products. i. this is why if you ask.

and here's what european commission president left frontline had to say about the new law. this is because that's their homosexual law for homosexuality and gender reassignment on par with pornography because it, it uses the protection of the children to which we are all committed as an excuse to really discriminate against people because of their sexual orientation. yet this law is disgraceful, that is transition on so as this new law being viewed in hungary itself, c. w correspondent, funding for josh sent this report from the capital view to pest. a huge rainbow hard here behind me has been set up 10 meter high. it's a symbol right here in front of the parliament for this controversial algebra law was passed me june and came into a fact to day. now you would thing that people here in hungary collectively refused to accept this law. but actually that this is not the case, the society is actually quite split over the slot and it's not as easy to say that everyone who supports the government supports the law, and people who oppose the government will oppose to no, no. in fa

we need to see the european commission acting, and this is what, what we would like to see. now, when it comes to juncture, we can see that there had been a lot of issues also in the past. whenever the government and especially also the orthodox church, was discriminating or was discriminating. l g b, t i in georgia. and this is why i think it's time for politician to act, mister andres. and when you see these images of people being attacked in tbilisi, does it make you think that the l g b t q community is the last minority and societies where it is still acceptable to, to discriminate against them. and even in some places to be openly violent against them. well, at least it's not acceptable to have l g b, t i p pull no matter where they are living and attack just because of this actually . because they want to protest peacefully in places like georgia, but also other place in the world. the community is still facing a lot of struggles and they need all solid there to now. and this is why i think it's important that we are taking those issues up in europe. when you look at

in a statement, the european commission said, quote, today's amendments will ensure full traceability of crypto asset transfers, such as bitcoin, and will allow for prevention and detection of their possible use for money laundering or terrorism financing. they went on to claim the proposals, we'll hope the crypto acid industry develop, and it will benefit from an updated, harmonized legal framework. so what is this new legislation really about and can it be enforce? joining us now, this justice co host an crypto analyst, christy. i know christy, who in the crypto industry is the targeting with these new proposals well, according to the use they are targeting any and all crypto users indiscriminately because they're setting the threshold very low. essentially they're saying that if you transfer a $1000.00 or more of crypto currencies, then the service provider will have to report you. so by sending the threshold really, really low like that, they're basically saying, hey, basically if you own crypto currency, you're gonna have to report this. and while they say this legislation is use

the european commission has a deal with tech companies to remove offensive content within 24 hours, butalerted. this is the memorial in the very heart of vienna to the 65,000 austrian jews who were deported during world war ii. most did not survive. it's a reminder of where words and conspiracy theories can lead, but it's also a reminder of europe's own very violent homegrown history of anti-semitism, an anti-semitism that has never quite disappeared. ♪ prayers continue to be heard all over europe. from the center of paris to the old stade temple synagogue in vienna. elie rosen says that his grandparents' approach of keeping a low profile after the holocaust was understandable but ultimately misguided. european jews keeping their heads down, he says, has not prevented anti-semitism from rearing its head once again. >> contrary to my grandparents, i will tell my son or i will tell young jewish people to be proud of being jewish. ♪ >> melissa bell joins us now. melissa, you mentioned the deal with tech companies to take down hate speech within 24 hours. what else is being done to fight an

we need to see the european commission acting, and this is what, what we would like to see. now, when it comes to juncture, we can see that there had been a lot of issues. also in the past, whenever the government and especially also the orthodox church, was discriminating or was discriminating, l g b, t, i in georgia. and this is why i think it's time for politician to act, mister andres. and when you see these images of people being attacked in tbilisi, does it make you think that the l g b t q community is the last minority in societies where it is still acceptable to, to discriminate against them. and even in some places to be openly violent against them. well, at least it's not acceptable to have l g, b, t i. people no matter where they are living at tech, just because of their sexuality or because they want to protest peacefully. in places like georgia, but also other places in the world, the community is still facing a lot of struggles and they need all solid very to now. and this is why i think it's important that we are taking those issues up in europe. when you loo

but when we come back, volkswagen is back in the spotlight as the european commission has hit the auto manufacturer with a big time, fine shirt head. and we're gonna bring you the later. and as we go to break here, the number that the quote the me ah me special episode summer solutions today we're talking with john beano of dollars collapse dot com state date right. 2021 has been the year of the i word inflation. even the central bank is mentioning inflation. is it transitory? however, as the central bank is arguing, or are we going to see something worse coming forward in the next year to join me every thursday on the alex sermon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. me the welcome back. not just one, but 2 billionaires are set to make their debut in our space this month. the richest man in the world. jeff pays. this is preparing for his highly anticipated take off in west texas. but he stands to come in 2nd by just 9 days to richard branson who is preparing to take off in new mexico on sunday. and if you th

and that was the question i was going to ask you, christy because the european commission is claiming they will ensure full traits, ability of crypto asset transfer. but let's be honest, if you really know what you're doing, if you're in this space, if this is your life and you work in crypto, you don't go through an exchange, you don't go through a pay, pay power, or even bad mo, who now let's you transfer crypto currency, what you do, you make a direct wall to wall it transfer. so is it even possible to really trace this, given that the centralized nature of crypto at its core? no, it is basically an impossible task. and like we said before, regulators and politicians, they like to use these big blanket statements in order to sound powerful, even though they're not really accurate at all. so any competent person, i'm listening to a statement like that, saying that there's going to be full trace ability of crypto currently, like they would that's just laughable. that's simply ludicrous because it's impossible to enforce. essentially, this is a technological literacy problem with paul

the foreign secretary dominic raab has accused the european commission of seeking to undermine the uk'stonight that the commission's proposals for a post—brexit deal, between the uk and the eu over gibraltar, were disappointing. our diplomatic correspondent james landale is here. what is going on here? gibraltar was understanding _ what is going on here? gibraltar was understanding fyshe _ what is going on here? gibraltar was understanding fyshe finished - understanding fyshe finished business, it was put aside for another day we that day is approaching and the european commission has published its draft negotiating proposal and the uk is unimpressed. dominic raab said he was disappointed. he said they undermined the sovereign of britain's overseas territory which spain disputes but crucially he said directly conflicted with the political deal that the uk gibraltar and sarah payne did last december. they said —— spain. they said under the new border arrangement eu border guards will do the checking. the commission have said we think the spanish guards should do that, they insist their p

parliamentarians are urging the european commission to take legal action against the hungarian government eu funds. hungary's prime minister, viktor 0rban, says the law is necessary to protect children. the united states has said it will help haiti's national police investigating the assassination of its president, jovenel moise, who was shot dead at his home on wednesday. local police say four gunmen have been killed and six arrested in connection with the murder, but say they are still looking for the masterminds. a number of the suspects are believed to be foreigners. now to another huge setback for the olympics, with the announcement that there will be no spectators at events in tokyo. 0rganisers have been forced to make the change with just two weeks before the start of the olympics, after declaring a state of emergency in the capital because of a surge in covid cases. this was how the news was announced. translation: we have no other choice but to hold - the games in a limited way. there are many people who are looking forward to the games — those people who purchased a ticket, as w

as i say, serious questions and major final here at wembley stadium, the european commission final, howat is a question that our sports editor put to the fa chief executive today. we had a large crowd gathering on wimhley— we had a large crowd gathering on wimhley way— we had a large crowd gathering on wimhley way and _ we had a large crowd gathering on wimbley way and there _ we had a large crowd gathering on wimbley way and there were i we had a large crowd gathering on wimbley way and there were a i we had a large crowd gathering on wimbley way and there were a lot| we had a large crowd gathering on. wimbley way and there were a lot of public _ wimbley way and there were a lot of public order— wimbley way and there were a lot of public order issues _ wimbley way and there were a lot of public order issues there _ wimbley way and there were a lot of public order issues there and - wimbley way and there were a lot of public order issues there and kill- public order issues there and kill some _ public order issues there and kill some were — public order issues there and kill some were d

time now for a quick break, but when we come back, volkswagen is back in the spotlight as the european commission. i said the auto manufacturer with a big time fine start head and we're gonna bring you the latest. and as we go to break here, the number that the quote the me to don't to leave, you know, should move a new she will try to she who it's ready to love me because she knew she wouldn't be a little girl. but i was a nice to meet the show you control the traditional moving machines, etc. if you see the one you need from me was she said for me and lasted with metro. i checked the synergy and this is what i need from the new new new new which is about what i see exactly what he put up on that got moved up when i got it up on that got moved up on me in the special summer solutions today we're talking with john robina of dollars collapse dot com standing right 2021 has been the year of the i word inflation. even the central bank is mentioning inflation. is that transitory? however, as the central bank is arguing, or are we going to see something worse coming forward in the next year or 2? the

now the head of the european commission has warned hungry and will face legal action if it fails to repeal a new anti l g b t q law which comes into force on thursday. bands, content about homosexuality and gender change from schools and some media outlets. commission chief on the line has described hungary law as a disgrace. that flies in the face of e. u values. she said hungry must change the law or face legal action. some new parliament members have advocated freezing, hungary funds, and i'm now joined by balance sheet vegas. he's a hung gary in m e p. he's with the feed us party. that is the party of victor, or by mr. he'd be. why are you introducing these laws? you're calling them the, the anti anti filia laws, but how is banding l g b t q content going to protect children from predators? from peter files. where is the connection? good afternoon. the new act on the protection of the child is hungry. solely aims to protect them and to make sure that their education is carried out according to the value system of their parents and in the school system that we have in hungry and does no

we need to see the european commission acting, and this is what, what we would like to see. now, when it comes to juncture, we can see that there has been a lot of issues also in the past. whenever the government and especially also the orthodox church, was discriminating or was discriminating. l g b, t i in georgia. and this is why i think it's time for politician to act, mister andres. and when you see these images of people being attacked in tbilisi, does it make you think that the l g b t q community is the last minority in societies where it is still acceptable to, to discriminate against them. and even in some places to be openly violent against them. well, at least it's not acceptable to have l g b, t i p pull no matter where they are living attack just because of this actually. because they want to protest peacefully in places like talks about also other place in the world. the community is still facing a lot of struggles and they need all solid very to know. and this is why i think it's important that we are taking those issues up in europe. when you look at what is

why will certainly be interesting to see how it all hands out and the european commission on thursday find volkswagen and b m w $1000000000.00 for conspiring to not deploy technology that could help reduce harmful emissions from their vehicles. all citizens must be able to trust that come manufacturers compete with one another for over 5 years, become manufacturer is deliberately avoided to compete on cleaning better than what was required by you emission standards. and they did so despite the relevant technology being available. as part of the settlement, volkswagen will pay just under $600000000.00, while b m. w is on the hook for nearly $400.00. 50000000 dialer was also revealed to be part of this cartel, but was not fine. so let's take a look at this and some other news out of the auto sector. when the car coach lauren fix, always a pleasure to have you learn. thank you for having me back. hi, this pretty setting story. we don't get stories like this in the auto industry. this is part of the manufacturing collude with each other. what exactly happened here? well, you have to remem