what was presented by european commission and other countries which participate in these proceedings. and as i said, these conflict, this situation is black and white. and we are, as the democrats protecting european, valid on the, on the white position. and the government is, is violating obviously the rule of law. you wouldn't imagine what is happening in poland every day with judges who are trying to implement directly european law, which are trying to ask the questions for preliminary rolling to the european court of justice. they are simply repressed or rick, if it's black and white me how says hunger is prime minister victor all been signed the declaration welcoming the polish court ruling and said that the i quote, the i am received at the privacy of each law should only apply in areas where the e u has competence and the framework for this is laid down in the e use founding treaties. constitutional courts and tribunals have every right to examine the scope and limits of new competences. he has a point, does me? this is perfectly right and that's the very nature of the european

commission? >> yes, fundamentally. i think that there is a problem of the european union overstepping its powers. re, i would not so much blame the commission. they are to blame, but ultimately, the european court of justice, which has been permitting this power overreach for years. a former german president has been warning for this. many other people. the question is more how do you solve it? the european court of justice says we respect their competences. lii believe an interesting creative way to solve it would be to subject the european court of justice to what i would call a subsidiary court. basically yet another court. intergovernmental court that would have very few cases but that basically would be responsible to sort out disputes on distribution of competency and whenever a government thinks the e.u. is overstepping its power and the european court of justice is permitting this, then only on this case will the new corp. able to overrule. so i think that would make it a lot more likely that you would not have this kind of differences in opinion and it's probably true that the government

needs to meet the budgetary lines that were decided in the summer of 2020, approved by the european commission, in order to receive the eu funds. we know the polish government calls this european blackmail, but actually, the european commission does not have much room to maneuver. they have to live by the rules that have been set for them. if the polish justice does not change its ruling from today, the commission will not be authorized to disburse the eu funds, and the second and more difficult and more problematic consequence to the decision is that poland touches the very essence of the european union, which is based on the rule of law, which is based on eu law, if you will, so if poland challenges that, it sets itself aside from other members of the union and paves the way for an exit of the european union. tom: thank you very much indeed for bringing us up to speed on all of that. in washington, democrats have accepted and offer from republicans to raise the debt limit for two months, meaning a catastrophic credit default has been avoided, at least for now. this threat of what would have

exclusive right of the parent despite the comments that have come from senior figures in brussels, european commission, president of underline, shameful, the netherlands prime minister, mark router said, following this, your country has no place in the european union. what's your reaction to that from one of the founding, members of the you, one of the biggest economists in the micro suffers from very serious hunger forbear . this is very clear, would be into consideration his former statements. it is not market that to say who is member of european union, who is not a member of the european you in the 1st he should deal with his own issues. back in the netherlands, he proved to be unsuccessful in creating a government for a long months. so 1st, do his own job back at home and then comment issues of other countries when it comes to a mrs. funder lion. you know, i think it is shameful that she speaks about hungering legislation this way. european court is about to look into this law because european commission lines procedure against us. they are. and you know, announcing the result of a, of a procedur

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so whereas the european commission wants to sit down and have more conversations with poland regarding this issue, the european parliament wants to see poland punished right now. and therefore, the european parliament has threatened to, to suit your opinion commission unless i acted before november the 2nd. so there's problems all round on this is got the, this is going to play out now for quite a long time. but it will be interesting to see how also responds or shall st. finacialow still ahead as facebook is embroiled and once candle after another rival social media platforms try to distance themselves from the tech joined by claiming they are different. that's coming up shortly. ah, does europe have a strategic vision for the future? what kind of relationship will it develop with china? europe stands at a crossroads will remain dependent on washington is a junior partner or will europe ought to play the role of a great power on the world stage. for is your media a reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation for community. are you going the

so whereas the european commission wants to sit down and have more conversations with poland regarding this issue. the european parliament wants to see poland punished right now. and therefore, the european politics are threatened to suit your opinion commission unless the acted before november the 2nd. so there's problems all round on this is got the, this is going to play out now for quite a long time. but it will be interesting to see how well so response here will channels international and still ahead as facebook is embroiled in one's candle after another. rival social media platforms trying to distance themselves from the tech trying by claiming they own different that's coming up shortly. ah ah the robin died rumor shaped by concur. some of those with 2 dares sinks. we dare to ask oh, this is only international welcome back. social media platforms are scrambling to prove them much better behaved on facebook, the likes of tick tock, youtube and snapshot, testifying at the u. s. senate hearing on child safety online. tennis is wont to establish whether new controls on facebook are

so whereas the european commission wants to sit down and have more conversations with poland regarding this issue, the european parliament wants to see poland punished right now. and therefore the european parliament has threatened to to suit your opinion commission unless i acted before november the 2nd. so there's problems all round on this is got the, this is going to play out now for quite a long time, but it will be interesting to see how also responds to show me the platforms are crumbling, to prove they're much better behaved on facebook, the likes of take talk he tube on snapshot and testifying of the us senate hearing on a child's safety online. hence has gone to establish whether new controls on facebook unnecessary when it comes to content, moderation and privacy. the networks wible eager to avoid similar possible regulation. snapshot is difference. snapshot was built as an antidote to social media. take talk is not a social network based on followers or social graph. it's not an app that people check to see what their friends are doing. you watch tick tock, you create on ti

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and bilateral trades has also asked for the european commission to take a much tougher stance when it comes to the u. k. over this and other issues. the u commission though, isn't sort of really wanting to get into the murky waters over at this particular spot. it's saying what it's going to do is to ask the u. k. can explain its methodology and it will sort of go from that or limp from that. the reality is though, in this prose bankers it will as the issue surrounding that are beginning to bite. there is a real threat coming from france at the moment, and it does seem as if boris johnson has some really tough decisions to make. he is essentially caught between the devil and the deeply say charlotte davinsky running out the news are now debating the question can continued internet censorship on freedom of speech coexist going forward? crosstalk gets going in moment. they close. ah, anonymity. on the internet. the allows only been crawl much was ok to invite everybody's lloyd. that wasn't the glitch. that was the just that the plate.

later, we turn to the european union's climate commission -- commitments. ♪ let's talk about a major n poland and the european union that cuts to the essence of what the european union is and it's intensifying. poland is alleging blackmail. the eu is threatening punishment connecting to a court ruling that the eu argues challenges the supremacy of european law. we will explain what that matters. let's begin with the president of the european commission. >> this is the first time ever a court of a member state finds the eu treaties are incompatible with the national constitution. we cannot and will not allow our common values to be put at risk. the commission will act. the options are all known. ross:oland's prime minister was listening and the s -- and this was his response. >> it is unacceptable to talk about financial penalties. [applause] we have worse language in other memory states. i reject the language of threats and the fee to complete. i will not have politicians blackmail poland. blackmail must not be a method of contact with member states. ross: let's look what's behind thi

and this is why we ask for the european commission last year to increase our budget. when we get a budget around 45000000 euros. but we need to more, we have asked to have the possibility to hire more stuff. and we didn't have this approval. so we were in the situation that we have to return several 1000000 euros to the european commission because we couldn't use those money for different things . i prefer to spend money to hire more resources instead to i don't know, buy flowers or things for the, for the office. but in order to be efficient and to fight with the real community, we need to have resources, especially human resources. because as i said, we have a case management system. so we have an electronically, a system where we have all the cases there. we have access to all the information in 22 member states, and we need to have analyst to connect the dots to identify the cross border community. and more important, we need to have a financial experts to be able to recover the damages on to increase the level of recovering the damages in the members. and in orde

nothing more, though, on the specifics from lord frost from the european commission as yet. chris for that. a short time ago i spoke to anne mcelvoy, who's senior editor at the economist. i started by asking her what we should expect from the 620 summit, where this row threatens to overshadow events. it doesn't suit emmanuel macron to look like he is backing down on this. it is something that can be sorted out by revisiting different deals. the mood music around that is on the face of it very bad, but we also saw that laddish interaction with borisjohnson and president macron this morning — a bit of fist bumping. i think they know it is something of kabuki drama that is being carried out here. but it is not to say that it is particularly easy to come to a swift arrangement and the longer it goes on, the danger there is that it escalates and you have these sort of threats of things that could go worse in the channel. i think it will be sorted out. i think there is a bit of a linkage there to the northern ireland protocol, that is also up for discussion, of course, among the l

and i think, or the european commission should have been a very transparent and states back in august that we needed more gas. and again, i believe, and those are my numbers. i believe that gas had some spec assets you back in august. and again, there was some stat capacity in terms of transit at through ukraine. and if the european commission came out publicly stating where we need more gas and we will, if the fresh sort of the 40 percent or market dominance, i think a vladimir put in and the gas from way to have a look at this reprice. and i believe they would have pushed more gas in europe. and so therefore we wouldn't be in such a dire situation today. terry, appreciate you coming on, get your expert analysis, my guest here, ross energy expert, thank you. thank you. with a natural gas price in europe. i mentioned it a moment ago. i sought in fact, as an all time record, it's now nearly 6 times incredible. what it was just in the spring with a consonant uncles for major energy crunch and it is light that internal divisions within the block of brussels green policies. it oliver has

from a more domestic home users form a great height to what we've heard from the european commission. president ursula found a lion is that she recognizes that there are major problems that we're facing right now and problems that are coming down the pipe further along. but says that in the long term, it's renewable energy that are going to keep energy prices low across europe. i think we have to be very clear that the gas prices are skyrocketing and her, but the renewables, the prices have decreased over the last years. and are stable so fast is very clear that with energy in the long term, it is important to invest in renewables. that gives us stable prices and more independence because gas is important. 90 percent of the gas is important to the european union, the renewables we are the master. without plants being dismissed out of hand by hunger as prime minister, victor or bon, his country, just assigned a new deal with russia to import gas into hungry for the next 15 years. victor or bonds blamed these problems on the european commission saying they have far too many restrictions

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we did, which comes with a lot of grace ag parliament, assuming the european commission for failing to hold accountable those member states who defy the blocks rule of law. that has the polish foreign ministry summons the belgian massa. moreover, the country's criticism of warsaw was approached to its legal whiskey with brussels . ah live from moscow. thanks for joining us tonight on our teens. and i shall am, daniel hawkins. wherever you are this evening. welcome to the program. now the deadline for new york's essential workers to get vaccinated has just passed. anyone without the drab will be forced to go on unpaid leave. his fear thousands have missed that's creating serious shortages in the sector. halem open has a story. 5 pm eastern standard time is the deadline for which city workers in new york city will be required to be vaccinated in order to keep their jobs. they'll be going on unpaid leave if they are not vaccinated by that time. needless to say, many of them are not happy about this mandate. ah. during some of the rowdy protests that we've seen, garbage was even thrown on

the parliament is showing the european commission for failing to hold accountable those member states who defied the blocks rule of law that has the polish foreign ministry summons the belgian ambassador over the country's criticism of warsaw as approach to its legal dispute with brussels. ah, grotesque live to rip from studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas, surgeon. glad to have you with us. now the deadline for new york's essential workers to get vaccinated has passed. anyone without the job will be forced to go on unpaid leave. the mandate has proven to be extremely divisive. ah, ah ah, during some of the rowdy protests that we've seen, garbage was even thrown on to the lawn of the mayor's residence. and it appears that as a result of this mandate, new york city could soon be losing $1.00 and $5.00, that's 20 percent of its fire departments due to firefighters. not getting the jap, i don't think the mayor understands what's going to happen on november. first. there is going to be a catastrophic stepping shortage if $3500.00 firefighters that are currently

so in the end, is the green new deal the big deal the european commission would have us believe? targets are not binding and they are not enforceable and it has been green washed and watered down by the fossil fuel industry and their lobbying. the eu denies that, but lobbyists are familiar faces in the corridors of brussels, their activities listed in the eu�*s transparency register. using a mixture of money and meetings, subsidies and sponsorships, five oil and gas corporations and their lobby groups are estimated to have spent over a quarter of a billion euros targeting eu decision—makers over the last decade. as for eu member states, the aim is to go green now, but the transition is proving tricky, for some more than others. big, influential germany still burns a lot of coal. this plant helps heat berlin. here, like across germany and the rest of the eu, there are plans under way to reduce the reliance on fossil fuels. but all too often, political realities clash with environmental goals, and the climate can is often kicked just that much further down the road. germany is by f

only recently, poland coal on the european commission to open an investigation and to whether gas from broke 80 rules in failing to make extra gas volumes available on the spot markets. but there you have a lot of prudent has sent a clear message. the volumes of the european storage facilities will be boosted with russian natural gas. the prices have fallen. busy and perhaps at this point, it will simply be unfair towards russia to fail to notice that these efforts on the part of moscow or otherwise that can all be explained through pure politics. we spoke with german mit maximilian, crime who feels moscow is doing more for europe than it actually needs to. and the reason is not that to do with political gain. what russia now is doing that it is supplying gas or what is contract it, what it's obliged to do. so without expecting anything in exchange, let's say the certificate of moultry him to so every one hotels, the russia wants to use gas, a weapon to reach for the cold aim is now proven wrong. and that is the political message. and i hope that europe media will, will inform the peop

or bonds blamed these problems on the european commission saying they have far too many restrictions in place. far too much regulation. and that is what's causing the issues when it comes to buying gas. you must change policy because partly partly the reason why the prices are up is the 4th of the, of the commission. so we have to choose some regulations. otherwise, everybody do suffer. the problem for hunger is other the new regulations of greenfield, which is an invite expectation or left owner owners and car owners or the u energy commissioner has warned that prices will most likely continue to rise throughout the winter and won't see any respite until the spring of 2022, just how high prices rise may well come down to something as fickle as the weather . if it's a particularly cold winter, we could well see prices soaring, higher and higher. and what we've also seen though is a number of european countries coming together and saying things half the change, france paying grease, the czech republic and romania, all their finance ministers signed a joint statement saying that there

see them as residents besieged by protest as the e u polymers. assuming the european commission for failing to hold accountable loads, member states who defied the blocks rule of law, bad as the polish for ministering summons the belgian ambassador over the country's criticism of war, sauls approach to his legal disputes with brussels. ah, law from oscar. thanks for joining us on our t international this evening on daniel hawkins. wherever you are, welcome to the program. now they're all just hours to go now before new york's unvaccinated essential workers will be forced to take unpaid leave. the man's job deadline is 5 pm monday, and it's feared thousands will miss it's crating, serious shortages in the sector. halem open hazard herself 5 pm eastern standard time is the deadline for which city workers in new york city will be required to be vaccinated in order to keep their jobs. they'll be going on unpaid leave if they are not vaccinated by that time. needless to say, many of them are not happy about this mandate. ah, in during some of the rowdy protests that we've seen, garbage was even

in fact, the european commission, m, r, ringing the alarm bell. se european commissioner for energy cadre. since and, and it has said that prices may well continue to rise over the winter. in fact, she said just how high those prices rise may come down to something is fickle, is just how bad the weather is over the coming winter months. if it's particularly cold, could see things get a lot higher when it comes to that. a price of gas on the commodity markets that we're already seeing. now, what this is done is it's prompted countries as well. france, spain grease, the czech republic, and romania prompted their finance ministers to put out a joint statement saying that europe and the european union needs to completely overhaul the way it purchases gas. what we see is an on breast and spike and enterprises. this is not an issue that we can tackle at the national level. we need the european coordinator to response. the thing is, is, this isn't so much a case of high commodity prices will trickle down into high prices for consumers. these high prices may well be about to drop on households fr

so whereas the european commission wants to sit down and have more conversations with poland regarding this issue, the european parliament wants to see poland punished right now. and therefore european parliament has threatened to to suit your opinion commission unless the acted before november the 2nd. so there's problems all round on this is got the, this is going to play out now for quite a long time, but it will be interesting to see how well so responds that ahead of scenes, national facebook is embroiled in one scandal off to another rival social media platforms try to distance themselves from the tech giant by claiming that different . so coming up off the break. so you see this statistic that 90 percent of the well the cell by 10 percent of the population and they added millions of dollars to their network. since the pandemic one would look out on to the american landscape and look at all the wonderful innovation, these folks have brought people to their lives. oh, wait, hold on. coming to life expectancy is down into mortality is up wealth and income gap between widening genie

the in fighting within the you shows no sign of relenting the blocks. parliament is suing the european commission for failing to trigger a special tool that cuts funding to countries undermining the supremacy of you law . high on the european parliament's agenda in this legal battle is taking action on poland. warsaw angered the block over its judicial reforms which undermined the supremacy of you. law. poland, in turn, has threatened to go to great lengths. if you withholds funds, it has even summoned belgium's ambassador to poland after warsaw was accused of playing with fire. you are playing a dangerous game. you are playing with fire when waging war with your european colleagues for internal political reasons. one of the points of contention centers on disciplinary action in the chamber of pulling supreme court, the body which has been mandated, the power to discipline judges that you argue it is being used as a tool to pressure judges to rule in favor of the governing authorities. and has demanded the country to undo the chamber recent reforms and poland, which rule its laws supreme over tha

and bilateral trades has also asked for the european commission to take a much tougher stance when it comes to the u. k. over this and other issues. the u commission though, isn't sort of really wanting to get into the murky waters over at this particular spot. it's saying what it's going to do is to ask the u. k. can explain its methodology and it will sort of go from that or limp from that. the reality is though, in this prose baggers, it will as the issue surrounding that are beginning to bite. there is a real threat coming from france at the moment, and it does seem as if boris johnson has some really tough decisions to make. he is essentially caught between the devil and the deeply say a lot of eyes on facebook this week, which is an damage control mode following claims of spreading hate and division on the platform. an employee turn whistleblower testify before the u. s. senate on tuesday after leaking a trove of company documents, and a lengthy response on his page to that seal mark, zuckerberg denied prioritizing money over the platforms, users we care deeply about issues like

the reform program has not yet been approved by the european commission.not followed the procedure. therefore, the european commission would be well within its mandate to withdraw. this is not a tit-for-tat. it will be wanting poland to reform and retract before it can release some of this. i think the pressure is for the european commission to be that and i personally believe it is also correct. -- if issues of that sort are violated in quite that way. manus: thank you so much for your take on the ongoing negotiations. that is maria demertzis. let's that your first word news with juliette saly in singapore. juliette: the imf board has decided to keep kristalina georgieva as managing director, reassuring full confidence in her leadership. they had been looking at allegations of improper actions during her time working at the world bank. janet yellen says there was no basis for a change in imf leadership. she won support from european nations including france and the u.k. germany's social democrats met with potential coalition allies for more than 10 hours

we are not a banana republic on this should be realized by politicians of european commission rather than is also refusing to pay another fine, $500000.00 euros are day for operating an open pit coal mine close to the countries border with the check republic and germany the court ordered its closure are for a lawsuit brought by prague, which has environmental concerns. poland rejects the decision, and the case is expected to go back to court in november. let's learn more. john blakeman is now joining us here. live on our t international philosopher. excuse me, of a philosopher of science and professor at the catholic university of live in john is always a pleasure to have you on with us here at our t. thanks for joining us this evening. it's friday night here at moscow. which side do you think is the wronged party here, war saw, or brussels? well, i don't on to judge on the, you know, on the issues. i just want to discuss the whole idea of should chemistry of european law over national law, including constitutions. you see doesn't make sense if you're not be so united county, for exa

one of the crazy wording that european commission is used. oh, which is excellent. and gas from russia will be finally accepted as the best solution we are. we are neighbors, and we must rely on russian gas. no problem. now look, it was said it in recent days or about a week or so ago that the matriarch of europe, the outgoing german chancellor, anglo merkel, she said that russia has been fulfilling as obligations to its gas contracts and, and as by what various western politicians or the media like to say that the true crisis came from them, not refilling their gas reserves during the summer months, and they went to short spot sales and now they're in a bit of a crisis. do you think though, luke, that this energy crisis could be an opportunity to try and mend relations with russia instead of making them worse? i frankly hope so miss michael could still help she. she couldn't help from the outside. don't forget that the former chancellor was elected in the constituency. where on the beyond, on pipelines from russia arrived the island of reagan, that's her place. tha

k, the european commission, and also the island of jersey. this is a channel island, the u. k. crown dependency, it lies just 22 kilometers off the coast further down south from here. and these guys are, of course, passes to this escalation, dispute france, very angry that it didn't get to the fishing licenses for a freshman that believe it should have been given. now the european commission says, resolving this dispute, especially before tuesday, is a top priority. and that all french vessels that are entitled to a license should, has been given one. but the french president, the manual mccolan. he says this actually goes far beyond just a fishing dispute. and that it is actually more about the u. k. credibility on the global stage, that he's being reported as saying that looks, you cannot spend years negotiating this post brick set trade deal, and then just a few months and decide which bits you want to stick to because of which bits suit you best. he said that is not a sign of good character. now french u. k relations clearly at their lowest ebb and decades. and that prob

and bilateral trades has also asked for the european commission to take a much tougher stance when it comes to the u. k. over this and other issues. the u commission though, isn't sort of really wanting to get into the murky waters over this particular spot . it's saying what it's going to do is to ask the u. k. can explain its methodology and it will sort of go from that or limp from that. the reality is though, in this prose bankers it will as the issue surrounding that are beginning to bite. there is a real threat coming from france at the moment, and it does seem as if forest johnson has some really tough decisions to make. he is essentially caught between the devil and the deep, please say american human rights activists on former lawyer, steven danziger, has been sentenced to 6 months in prison on charges of criminal contempt. he had earlier wage the decades long crusade on behalf of ecuadorian farmers and indigenous people against chevron. during that time he won a $9500000000.00 judgment against the old giant in ecuador over pollution in the countries reinforced. the reason i'

we will not interfere in any decision by any official we bring along the european commissions. the european commission has suspended funding to the world health organization's operations into democratic republic of congo. an independent inquiry found more than 80 age workers, sexually exploited and abused women during the response to the ebola outbreak. leak emails to the voice, news agency show the e u was withholding more than $24000000.00 to the w h. o. robert foreman felt as an investigative journalist who broke the story of w. h. o abuses and democrats republic of congo. he says, scores of victims have now come forward between our 2 investigations for the new humanitarian and thomson reuters and this commission that was set up by w h o. we're now looking at more than 150 women who have gone on the record to say that they were abused, exploited in many cases, raped by responders working for the ball, the response. overwhelmingly. w h o employees. overwhelmingly foreigners working for w h o. and one of the more striking aspects of this was the fact that the abuser is organiz

and bilateral trades has also asked for the european commission to take a much tougher stance when it comes to the u. k. over this and other issues that you commission, though, isn't sort of really wanting to get into the murky waters over at this particular spot. it's saying what it's going to do is to ask the u. k. can explain its methodology and it will sort of go from that or limp from that. the reality is though, in this prose baggers, it will as the issue surrounding that are beginning to bite. there is a real threat coming from france at the moment, and it does seem as if boris johnson has some really tough decisions to make. he is essentially caught between the devil and the deeply se. okay, so from out of get a check out more news on our website, artie duncan ah, i'm a new machine on the internet. the allows only been problems and much was about to invite everybody's lloyd. that wasn't a glitch. that was the feature that the people who designed the internet is all in as a feature a proposal most basic, but i still believe we did. we'll follow up with dial tomorrow, a couple o

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