marco said, the european union cannot ignore russia, but also will not tolerate this continuing espionage in its member countries. this is not going to be acceptable for the european unione a situation where russia is not exactly being seen positively by the european union , but it is also not being seen positively across the atlantic in the united states. it was just recently that biden called putin a killer. at the moment, russia must do everything it can to maintain decent relationships with the european union union countries that a can and certainly not to escalate and cause more confrontation. >> getting for the time being is a russian reaction which is brushing aside all of the accusations, saying they were blown out of proportion, however, in europe, the feeling is the russians were very smart and tapping into the old networks of spies, handlers, and people who were sympathetic to former soviet republic, they are triggering that network and they are using that same network, and this is what is creating now a huge problem in europe. >> in moscow, the russian general staff believes that the west is already waging a hybrid war against russia, trying to delegitimize

eyes and therefore the decision was to follow the european union program but it's not just about following the european union hologram it's about being you know adverts that the government could do. we decided to take a european common european union solution because we say we have not been granted if we wait seen all germans but people in countries around germany and the cliques united and i think this might come back to us as a boomerang if we don't treat flu vaccination of all people that are close to us it was almost restricted it was pictured on the borders which close economic and civil ties and therefore decision was to follow the european union program but it's not just about following the european union hologram it's about being you know average at best within the e.u. in the way that you have been executing that program and i just like to bring and you know one of your fellow lawmakers alexander graf lamb starts from the s.d.p. who says germans they long believed that they lived in a well governed country one that was better run than most other states in europe both assumptions have turned out to b

european union. thank you very much indeed. -- _ the european union. . —— left the european union. the uk charity 0xfam says it has suspended two members of staff in the democratic republic of congo over allegations of sexual exploitation and bullying. the charity said the suspensions were part of an "external investigation" set up last november into the allegations. the charity was cleared only last month to resume applying for funding from the british aid budget, after claims of serious sexual misconduct in haiti. sarah champion chairs the house of commons international development committee — she says this will damage the reputation of the aid industry... unfortunately, it is going to knock people�*s confidence and that is a great shame because the aid sector does the most unbelievably amazing work. it saves lives, it empowers people around the world, it gives them prosperity and a future. but we have to accept that these are incredibly vulnerable people. there is a massive power imbalance in the relationship between the donors, the aid workers and p

know it's a kingdom and makes it a kind of provence of the european union so they're in a situation. unlike the rest of all the european union law. applies to. and they're under the jurisdiction of the european. court of justice so that means that you know the producer to since the not citizens of the european union and the laws of the european union for. being. in the course of doing this. a c.n.n. correspondent is among 9 people detained near the penal colony work travel in critical x. and alleys currently imprisoned in russia they were arrested over public order violations the media and supporters of the 44 year old blogger arrived at the passivity following claims his health had deteriorated. who has been following the story. the police have said that 45 people gathered outside the penal colony east of moscow and 9 of them have been detained for quote unquote violating public order some of them apparently for trying to get the access that they didn't have permission for not speaking of the c.n.n. journalists according to a russian foreign ministry department that oversees the work of foreign journalists and this country

un resolution, condemning russian actions in the parliamentary assembly of the european union. european unionange of possible steps that could be taken. it is not clear that putin will respond to those anymore than he has responded the sanctions and condemnation in the past. that is interesting because we have been speaking to various different voices over the last couple of hours. and basically very pessimistic about any kind of reset or any kind of improving relations with russia so long as there are still problems with alexei navalny, with what's happening in ukraine. 0ur with what's happening in ukraine. our last guests are saying actually apart from a couple of areas of corporations around things like climate change, there is nothing else, there is no other real help —— hopeful —— hopeful optimism. are you pessimistic? i’m hopeful -- hopeful optimism. are you pessimistic? i'm pretty pessimistic _ are you pessimistic? i'm pretty pessimistic about _ are you pessimistic? i'm pretty pessimistic about any - are you pessimistic? i'm pretty pessimistic about any major - pessimistic about any ma

isolation, un resolutions, condemning russian actions in the parliamentary assembly of the european union. european unionrange of possible steps that could be taken. it's not clear that putin will respond to those any more than he's responded the sanctions and condemnation in the past. that's interesting because we've been speaking to various different voices over the last couple of hours, and basically very pessimistic about any kind of reset or any kind of improving relations with russia, so long as there are still problems with alexei navalny, with what's happening in ukraine. our last guestjust saying actually, apart from a couple of areas of corporations potentially around things like climate change, there is nothing else, there's no other real hope for optimism at all. are you similarly pessimistic? i'm pretty pessimistic about any major improvement in relations. there is likely to be some negotiation on nuclear arms reductions. they seem to be interested, both the us and the russian side, on that, but in terms of other aspects of political relations, i think it's going to be very pragmatic and ver

promised to do but you're also saying that the european union is also not paying turkey the money that it promised is that correct. no the european union promised 36000000000 to be committed in 4 years that happens and the european union did not put on the table another offer for the next few years although the number of refugees in turkey keeps growing. turkey has agreed to take people back from the greek islands it did so for 4 years it was the fault of their silent system of greece we have the european union supporting it that we didn't have we get decisions taki that said what a year ago that its side of the deal was off as well so at the moment we have no agreement and what we are seeing now which is the breakdown of the rule of law is actually the world without an agreement if we don't reach one this is how it will look for the next months years which is basically the end of the refugee convention i'd like for you to take a listen to what e.u. commission president underlie and have said about this take a listen we will further gauge with turkey on issues such as migration financing high level dialogues and modernizing the customs

promised to do but you're also saying that the european union is also not paying turkey the money that it promised is that correct. no the european union promised turkey 6000000000 to be committed in 4 years that happens and the european union did not put on the table another offer for the next few years although the number of refugees in turkey keeps growing. turkey has agreed to take people back from the greek islands it did so for 4 years it was the fault of their silences. of greece with the european union supporting it that we didn't have we get decisions taki that said what a year ago day it side of the deal was off as well so at the moment we have no agreement and what we are seeing now which is the breakdown of the rule of law is actually the world without an agreement if we don't reach one this is how it will look for the next months years which is basically the end of the refugee convention i'd like for you to take a listen to what e.u. commission president underlie and have said about this take a listen we will further engage with turkey on issues such as migration financing high level dialogues and modernizing the customs u

know the european union cannot ignore russia but it also will not tolerate you know this continuing espionage in its member countries this is not going to be acceptable for the european union. we have a situation where russia is not exactly being seen positively by the european union but it is not being seen positively also across the atlantic in the united states i mean it was just recently that biden you know called putin. a killer and so at the moment russia. must do everything it can to maintain decent relationships with the european union countries that it can enter certainly not escalate and cause more confrontation cover what we're getting for the time being is a russian reaction which is brushing aside all those accusations saying that they were blown out of proportion. however in europe the feeling is that the a buy shows were very smart in tapping into the old networks of spies know alls handlers and people who were sympathetic to the former soviet republic they are trigon vast network they're using that same network and this is what is creating now a huge problem in europe only moment and moscow the russian general stat believes that the west is already waging a

word is strengthening the african union let process is still this is led by the chair of the african union which is the democratic republic of congo why european union the united states as i mentioned they would order there before the new party that is the united nation so i think it's not fear that is superior seeing that. we are internationalizing that kiss no we are to strengthening the african union process why do you think ethiopia is refusing this sanctioned role and by the african union and also the role of the united states e.u. and other organizations i think this is it's not fair from is superior to reject this proposal i also believe that if they are really going into reaching an agreement they could have and accept this quite tight because they would not favor sudan all they would not favor any country they will attempt to help the 3 countries that each and them i'm a couple agreements so i think it's not it's not logical it's not realistic probably superior to reject it when each opiah says many times that it is not going to do anything that will hurt the interests of sudan and egypt we know that the each open prime minister has an eter

is to strengthen the african union persis by ferris jennings are all of the absurd worth that is the united states of america and the european union. and the african union itself to mediate this and facilitate that and then to invite a 4th party the united nations so it become a quarter tight to give more things to the african union persists and to give more leverage political leverage to reach a kind of an amicable agreement among the 3 countries well if europe is unhappy with the this initiative to bring people from outside africa to resolve an african problem they think let's bring in the un and the e.u. and the united states it's almost a provocation because they believe in africa they think africans can resolve this dispute and also they remember not only the choppiness but also other african countries remember that sudan and egypt at a certain time in the past refused to cooperate with the the nile basin initiative countries 11 countries when they issued a draft agreement so then and egypt did not sign it at the same time that you want the african union to be involved you also don't seem to trust the african union states or countries this is from

were to strengthening the african union let process is still this is led by the chair of the african union which is the democratic republic of congo why european union the united states as i mentioned they would order there before the new party that is the united nation so i think it's not fear that is superior seeing that. we are internationalizing that kiss no we are to strengthening the african union process why do you think ethiopia is refusing this sanctioned role and by the african union and also the role of the united states e.u. and other organizations i think this is it's not fair from is superior to reject this proposal i also believe that if they are really going into reaching an agreement they could have and accept this quite tight because they will not favor sudan at all they were not given any country they will attempt to help the 3 countries that each and them i'm a couple agreements so i think it's not it's not logical it's not realistic probably superior to reject it when each opiah says many times that it is not going to do anything that will hurt the interests of sudan and egypt we know that the each open prime minister has an ete

. >>> the european union unions drug regulatory found a possible link between the johnson & johnson vaccineand red blood clots. it is recommending a warning to be added to the label. the california test positivity rate has dropped. thhospitalizations anicu admissions did increase slightly from yesterday.from ye. >>> we have team coverage on the vaccine supply issues. lose peÑa is going to take a look at the latest with johnson & johnson and their vaccine. we are looking at the highs and lows. let's start with stephanie sierra. supplies have been a a a a a a >> reporter: they sure have. vaccine supply is sending a new low in san francisco. compared to early april the citys acing for a 38% drop in doses this week. the peif althat it will all turn around in a weeks. >> i believe looking out the national projections and also in california we are going to see this for the next few weeks. >> in the last two weeks the city and county of san francisco received 10,000 doses per week. the city's largest dip in supply since the beginning of april. >> san francisco reported second the number of doses a

you're in rome and we haven't mentioned the european union at all and here we are talking about the future of the 21st century what is going on in the european union i mean syria resolved or all in the eastern mediterranean ukraine is the largest country in europe and we have a we have the european union's jews of burrill the de facto foreign minister saying in a blog we will not stop imposing economic sanctions on syria there will be no normalization of any level we will never support reconstruction efforts that learn every european union thought of the state oriented media talking about the need for. defense against vladimir putin and she jinping. well i think syria is something that the the european union has sort of taken on not so much as a strategic interest but is about a reflection on the temp by the european union to highlight european values on human rights and other issues and as part of the ship we're seeing whereby. the europe is trying to redefine itself stroh's and to redefine itself with strategic autonomy and that strategic autonomy is to be defined by european civilization by the use unfortunately it comes just at the point where

promised to do but you're also saying that the european union is also not paying turkey the money that it promised is that correct. no the european union promised toki 6000000000 to be committed in 4 years that happened at the european union did not put on the table another offer for the next few years although the number of refugees in turkey keeps growing. turkey has agreed to take people back from the greek islands it did so for 4 years it was the fault of their silent system of greece we've the european union supporting it but we didn't have we get decisions khaki that said what a year ago day it side of the deal was off as well so at the moment we have no agreement and what we're seeing now which is the breakdown of the rule of law is actually the world without an agreement if we don't reach one this is how it will look for the next months years which is basically the end of the refugee convention i'd like for you to take a listen to what e.u. commission president underly and have said about this take a listen we will further gauge with turkey on issues such as migration financing high level dialogues and modernizing the customs u

ties and therefore the decision was to follow the european union program but it's not just about following the european union graham it's about being you know average at best within the e.u. in the way that you have been executing that program and i'd just like to bring in you know one of your fellow lawmakers alexander star from the s.d.p. who says germans they long believed that they lived in a well governed country one that was better run than most other states in europe both assumptions have turned out to be wrong does he have a point. i do not approve this oleksandr coughing up stuff which is a political. appreciated put addition from my point of view of it but of the opposite and he has to his duty is to to put its fingers and questions are in critical points we have but looking to the can paint running now 1st i would like to mention that the german government never promised to have another situation into the vaccine. as other would see the situation that it is all proposals of the government about quantities of oxidation and the fog come off marks the nation is full of food we are now up to 25 percen

promised to do but you're also saying that the european union is also not paying turkey the money that it promised is that correct. no the european union promised at least 6000000000 to be committed in 4 years that happens and that the european union did not put on the table another offer for the next few years although the number of refugees in turkey keeps growing and turkey has agreed to take people back from the greek islands who did so for 4 years it was the fault of their side and system of greece with the european union supporting it that we didn't have we get decisions khaki that said what a year ago day it side of the deal was off as well so at the moment we have no agreement and what we're seeing now which is the breakdown of the rule of law is actually the world without an agreement if we don't reach one this is how it will look for the next months years which is basically the end of the refugee convention i'd like for you to take a listen to what the e.u. commission president underlie and have said about this take a listen we will further engage with turkey on issues such as migration financing high level dialogues and mode

america and britain, in — in the democracies in america and britain, in the european union, and japan, _ britain, in the european unionanada, will the — japan, and australia, in canada, will the individuals actually buy into this? — will the individuals actually buy into this? it's one thing to go into a demonstration from it's another thing _ a demonstration from it's another thing to— a demonstration from it's another thing to listen to greta thunberg, but when — thing to listen to greta thunberg, but when you see emma thompson getting _ but when you see emma thompson getting on— but when you see emma thompson getting on a plane and flying into london _ getting on a plane and flying into london america just to protest about climate _ london america just to protest about climate change as she sits on an aeroplane — climate change as she sits on an aeroplane for seven hours? please! and if— aeroplane for seven hours? please! and if you _ aeroplane for seven hours? please! and if you get all these people who are saying — and if you get all these people who are saying i think this is a great thing. — are saying i think

for use in the uk, but in the _ been approved for use in the uk, but in the european union, they are lying _ in the european unionvaccine across _ expected roll—out of the vaccine across the — expected roll—out of the vaccine across the eu in the second quarter was going _ across the eu in the second quarter was going to come from this johnson &johnson_ was going to come from this johnson &johnson vaccination, so was going to come from this johnson & johnson vaccination, so this jab, so i & johnson vaccination, so this jab, so i think— & johnson vaccination, so this jab, so i think they are much more aligned — so i think they are much more aligned about it than we are. rosa and lance. — aligned about it than we are. rosa and lance, you're _ aligned about it than we are. rosa and lance, you're both _ aligned about it than we are. if"— and lance, you're both whitehall experts, which brings us onto the story i really want to get into. let's look at the guardian. revealed: top civil servant's rolex candle had greensill. reported first by the sunday times. i've got a question for you, rosa. by the sunday times. i've g

european. court of justice in union and the laws of the european union for. being. in the course of doing this. state soon to be with us are to international about with more headlines just after this short break. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy on sunday shouldn't let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development only mostly i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. the world is driven by a dream shaped by our own person. who dares thinks. we dare to ask. the program of the leader of the christian democratic union of germany and russia it calls for a strict and looked down as the country struggles to contain a 3rd wave of the coronavirus initiative was met with criticism from some lawmakers . we disrupted already i think we need another transitional look we need to build the bridge again to the dates when everyone is vaccinated i know that many a time of the pandemic but many already to take another step now and then move to another fees for many jew

european union. let's look at the other data out _ european union. ing the uk agronomy grew by 0.4% in february, let's begin by putting that into the wider context. it’s begin by putting that into the wider context. �* , ., �* , context. it's wonderful we've seen this rise in — context. it's wonderful we've seen this rise in growth _ context. it's wonderful we've seen this rise in growth but _ context. it's wonderful we've seen this rise in growth but the - context. it's wonderful we've seen | this rise in growth but the economy is now 8% smaller than when the pandemic began. the good news is as we go forward as the vaccine is ruled out and we interact socially again we should start to see the sectors of the economy bouncing back. the worry is actually we've got this cute wave of unemployment thatis got this cute wave of unemployment that is yet to come when the furlough scheme ends in october. really we need to see the government acting to stop that happening. we had the vaccine, it could stop harm that covid causes to all of us, unemployment has sca

european union so they're in a situation. unlike the rest of britain and all the european union laws regulations directives apply. and they're under the jurisdiction of the european. court of justice so that means that you know to produce it uses the not citizens of the european union and the laws of the european union for. being applied to in the course of doing this. hostilities are flared in eastern ukraine with reports of daily exchanges of fire and shouting on front lines rebels in the nets krege and claiming a ukrainian drone strike killed a 4 year old boy denies the claims and is demanding evidence that a strike did actually take place so far hasn't been possible to corroborate the claims but it seemed from marty's abruptly video agency attended the voice of funeral and spoke to his grandmother about the incident. that i do understand his grief you have to go through it it's really hard just parents and beside themselves split screen if especially his mother i don't care that the house was damaged but why did this child have to suffer does he shoot someone dad or something although did he say a bad thing to

you know it's a kingdom and makes it a kind of provence of the european union so then a situation unlike the rest of all the european union rules regulations directives apply to them. and they're under the jurisdiction of the european. court of justice and that means that you know to produce it uses so not citizens of the european union and the laws of the european union for. being applied to. this. half an hour your next update inside the minutes off the boom bust. what else so this seems wrong. at all just don't call. me. yet to see. just the attitude and in detroit it was betrayed. when somebody find themselves well supplied we just on the common ground.

european union so they're in a situation. unlike the rest of britain all the european union law. applies to. they're under the jurisdiction of the european. court of justice so that means that you know the good to seduce and so not citizens of the european union and the laws of the european union for. being. in the course of doing this. oh yes rockets being put in place on the launch pad at the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan is due to blast off for the international space station this coming friday it also comes as russia marks the 60th anniversary of yuri gagarin becoming the 1st human in space artie's constantine is following this latest mission for us. well for those who are not involved in the space program itself this is arguably the best moment to see the rocket up close when they transfer it from an assembly hangar to the launch pad and you know i mean wow just look how look how big it is and you know i'm going to tell you something that i watched this on t.v. many times but this is absolutely different when you see something like this in person by the way the sawyers rocket is 50 m

it's a kingdom and makes it a can of provence of the european union so they're in a situation unlike the rest of britain and all the european union laws regulations directives apply to them. and they're under the jurisdiction of the european. court of justice and that means you know the producer too since the not citizens of the european union and the laws of the european union for. being applied to them in the course of doing like this. correspondent from c.n.n. is among 9 people detained near the penal colony work from an uncritical accent of allie's county imprisoned in russia they were arrested over public order violations the media and supporters of the 44 year old blogger arrived at the percent of the following claims his health had deteriorated a lot now to the printer for the latest on this thanks for staying across the story what exactly the details here why would be the press there in the 1st place. daniel good evening well the police are now saying that 45 people gathered outside the penal colony east of moscow and 9 of were detained quote unquote for violating public order apparently some of them for demanding the axi

turkey's commitment a few weeks ago to joining the european union but i think it's extremely significant that the worst turkey joining the european union was not mentioned once in the press conference by eva sharp michele. it is i think a commonly accepted fact on both sides that turkey's accession bid is all but dead at least for the short if not long term future now we're looking there both sides are looking for a way forward beyond turkey's accession be a more pragmatic transactional relationship and this meeting this meeting is seen as a crucial step in that process a long way to go yet he issues like resolving the ongoing tensions with greece over the territorial disputes that scene is something that's very important talks are going on with turkey and greece that is seen as a key from the european union's back to both sides of our where there are many obstacles ahead. thank you. ok more stories making headlines around the world now emergency response teams are trying to prevent a dutch cargo ship which is drifting in the north sea from sinking of course an oil spill off norway's coast this footage shows a crew being rescued by hel

been held back to sam good try to both the european union and i don't know how to communicate any more that turkey wanted to be a member of the european union was very happy so 1015 years ago to say that turkey would be the 1st muslim country to enter the european union that is not working anywhere they don't know how to discuss they don't know how to find. the means of finding exciting new partnerships they're only situations. is these that these past these past months these past days every time they meet to discuss it's about a tense situation so i think that if you this is going down the wrong path that the european union and the crew have to do some sort of reset maybe 3 years but then if they're not they're not able to discuss with each other now as they were so 15 years ago and if you think that there is the past are speeding up and i guess we should not all breath through anything in the next few months at least all right for now in paris in the back of it thanks for joining us into. a new 3 man crew has arrived to at the international space station there still is rocket dock several hours ago after a flight from the baikonur cosmodr

european union? does turkey still want to join? dorian: president erdogan a few weeks ago said this is a key policy of turkey to join the european uniont it has to be said that neither side believes this is realistic in the short or long-term. that has presented their pin union with the problem. -- the european union with a problem. the eu is looking for new leverage, and this is why they are opening up talks over customs union modernization, possible visa liberalization. they see this as providing important leverage going rward, and that's important given the fact they are looking to turkey to honor its migration deal. we heard that is seen as a priority for the eu, that turkey continues to honor all parts of the migration deal. brent: dorian jones from istanbul, thank you. here's a look at some other stories making headlines. egypt and sudan say talks aimed at resolving a dispute with ethiopia over a dam on the nile river have ended without progress. ethiopia is constructing the dam and says it is vital for power. sudan is concerned about the dam's safety. in myanmar, protesters have held a candlelit vigil to remember those killed s

european union in a situation. unlike the rest of all the european union law. to apply to. and they're under the jurisdiction of the european. court of justice and that means. to seduce and so not citizens in union and the laws of the european union for. being applied to the course of doing this. police in the us state of maryland i've responded to a shooting in the city of frederick where they say there are 2 big teams and one suspect has been shot and their condition is unclear as we speak to the ins and it is reportedly no longer considered to be an active shooting over the local news service has advice residents to avoid the area. a response from c.n.n. is among 9 people detained near the penal colony where kremlin critic alexei navalny is currently imprisoned in russia they were arrested over public order violations of the media and supporters of the 44 year old blogger arrive at a percentage he following claims his health had deteriorated a lot now to what he correspondent here but for more. details do we know here why were they there in the 1st place. hey there well 1

that is accord to that european union stop diplomatic. -- european union's top diplomat. >> i am concernedthe potential consequences of escalation for my country. we call on france and partners to stand by us in word and deed. >> the u.s. has warned airlines to exercise extreme caution when flying over the ukraine and russia. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> they are rare events and what countries are going to do about this will depend on the availability of other vaccines. it is going to be risk versus benefit. the other problem, of course, is this not happening in a vacuum. it is happening in the middle of an anti-vaccine lobby. that could easily derail a lot of efforts. jonathan: from new york city this morning, good morning. here is the price action this tuesday morning. equity market down 21, a half of 1%. crude did have a 64 handle, back to 63.74. euros stronger, the dollar weaker. that has been the story recently, hasn't it? a slightly stronger euro

european union. all of this together, the reopening, the idea that consumer pent-up demands are going to be unleashed as we reopen, some of the data, the economic center for the upn unioneuropean union jumping the most -- levels not seen since the pandemic. europe has for reopening and that could mean acceleration in economic activity. annmarie: personal consumption was at more than 10% in the biggest part of the u.s. economy. we have not seen that level since the 1960's. it looks like europe is going to be a little bit behind, but still pent-up demand is real. thank you for joining us. yves bonzon still with us. for the european central bank, is there a risk they will not signal a taper? that this will drag on too long? yves: the disinflationary forces are stronger than they were in the u.s. pre-pandemic. the margin for the european central bank's to err on the side of stimulus and further support is significantly higher than the fed margin. annmarie: so what is your timeframe? do we start to see more upbeat tones? >> if they were to move ahead, no one expects the fed to move as early as the fourth quarter of this year, they would risk to trigger a leg up in the euro

economic and civil ties and therefore decision was to follow the european union programme but it's not just about following the european union hologram it's about being you know adverts that the government could do we decided to take the european common european union solution because we say we have not invented if we wait seen all germans but people in countries around germany on the clicks united and i think this might come back to us as a boomerang if we don't reach a full vaccination of all people that are close to us it was almost restricted to restrictions on the borders and which the close economic and civil ties and therefore decision was to follow the european union program but it's not just about following the european union hologram it's about being you know average at best within the e.u. in the way that you have been executing that program and i just like to bring and you know one of your fellow lawmakers alexander graf landstar from the s.d.p. who says germans they long believed that they lived in a well governed country one that was better run than most other states in europe both assumptions have turned out t

and european union is helpful on that field and therefore i expect that european union and also the acting and the new german government have test to. close their o's together with north america because a leverage is much bigger if we work together instead of doing it on a on a single signal or by the total way between european union and china let's go back to the elections 16 years of angle americal she came to power with a new cd you after helmut kohl do you think that the end of her era will also lead to a government where the c.d.u. need some time in the opposition to rejuvenate i mean we've talked about divisions in the party the pandemic and assertive russia and china are you heading for the opposition i think that the government needs see who sees it will and i hope that this it was easy it would also present the next chance because of the fact that we might come out as the biggest party out of that elections and looking to that but i'm going i'm actually reached i think the economic benefit. of hope. is perfect we never saw such a. continuous and long. boost in the economy in the l

and european union is helpful on that field and therefore i expect that european union and also the acting and the new government have to has to. reach a close there are those together with north america because a leverage is much bigger if we work together instead of doing it on the on the singular by the 2 way between european union and china let's go back to the elections 16 years of angle americal she came to power with a new cd you after helmut kohl do you think that the end of her era will also lead to a government where the c.d.u. need some time in the opposition to rejuvenate i mean we've talked about divisions in the party the pandemic and assertive russia and china are you heading for the opposition i think that the government needs city will seize it will and i hope that this if you see if you would also present the next chance because of the fact that we might come out as the biggest party out of that elections and looking to that but i'm going i'm happy i reached i think the economic benefit. of hope. it's perfect we've never saw such a. continuous and long. boost in the econo

knob on the case and if we're looking to what's going on in ukraine what can the european union actually do. have been union needs to speak right to clip them and that is what we are demanding from iraq and parliament . and no strategy of european union to what's moscow to what's russia should be made a deeper it was and you know in my speeches what i am saying here in iraq and poland i'm saying you know what it clearly. up in union street from which in a fresh strategy to what's democracy press that i think you democracy in russia for us tonight if you're not and act is what we need to do. do you think that there's a lack of criticism or a reluctance of criticism in the e.u. towards russia. while i would be where it no one much. in favor of europe becoming stronger in sudan which and maybe the following example of your us administration that is and by them who never declared recently that they introducing national mention cystitis in united states because of kremlin behavior. so that would be very good if it were open union would follow something similar. in addition to us as i would say that you know it w

is to strengthen the african union persis by ferris jenkins are all of the above their worth that is the united states of america and the european union and the african union itself to mediate that and facilitate that and then to invite a 4th party the united nations so it become a court fight to give more things to the african union persists and to give more leverage political leverage to reach a kind of an amicable agreement among the 3 countries and the full interview with yes at bass as next to 0830 g.m.t. on friday in talk to our jazeera the leader of the palestinian israeli party has called for better coexistence between arabs and jews mansour a bass did not endorse prime minister benjamin netanyahu nor his rivals in a closely watched speech as united arab list party has emerged as a kingmaker following israel's latest in countries of election it won 4 seats in a row. i don't want to be part of a block on the right or laughed i'm here for a different black bloc that elected me to serve my people i reach out a hand my name and out of my colleagues and on behalf of the public that voted for me to create an opportunity for existence in the holy land ble

downside is to strengthen the african union persis by fear is that all of the of their worth that is the united states of america the european union and the african union itself to mediate that and facilitate that and then to force the united nations so it become a court fight to give the african union persists and to give more leverage political leverage to reach a kind of an amicable agreement among the 3 countries. and the full interview with the is next to 0830 g.m.t. on friday on talk to our jazeera. the head of egypt so as canal authority says the country expects more than a $1000000000.00 in compensation after a cargo vessel blocked the canal for nearly a week he said the amount should cover the cost to dislodge the ship losses due to stall traffic and loss transit fees but it didn't specify who will be paying they have a given is owned by a japanese operated by a taiwanese company and registered in panama. the british prime minister's most senior black advisor has quit the day after a controversial review on racism was released but downing street insists that samuel consumers departure isn't linked to the report was commissioned during black li

turkey's commitment a few weeks ago to joining the european union but i think it's extremely significant that the worst turkey joining the european union was not mentioned once in the press conference by eva sharp michele. it is i think a common excepted a fact on both sides that turkey's accession bit is all but dead at least for the short if not long term future now we're looking there both sides are looking for a way forward beyond turkey's accession bit of a more pragmatic transactional relationship and this meeting this meeting is seen as a crucial step in that process a long way to go yet key issues like resolving the ongoing tensions with greece over the territorial disputes that scene is something that's very important talks are going on with talking greece that is seen as think as key from the european perspective but both sides have are aware that there are many obstacles ahead doria journeys in istanbul thank you now to india west state leaders are calling for a wide vaccination rollout as the country faces a record searching coronavirus cases nearly 97000 new infections were reported on tuesday close to monday's 100000 plus

is to strengthen the african union persis by ferris jennings or all of the of their worth that is the united states of america and the european union and the african union itself to mediate that and facilitate that and then to invite a force party the united nations so it become a court fight to give more things to the african union persists and to give more deliberate it's political leverage that it's a kind of an amicable agreement among the 3 countries and you can see the full interview with us. in a few hours later today at 08 g.m.t. friday on talk to us to 0 a train has derailed in eastern taiwan it came off the tracks in a tunnel just north of the city of quali in the fire department says that some carriages hit the tunnels walls say that a few passengers show no signs of life. concerts are taking place across argentina to mark a 100 years since the birth of tongo legend appears all of his unconventional approach was criticized during his life now 19 years after his death his legacy is being reflected upon what's warbly the stories about reports one of solace. this is one of the most famous bangle songs worldwide. of you honey no it was written in

men did not do be dashing hopes for smooth the relations between the european union and turkey earlier this week 2 of the european union's top leaders. a woman and charles michel a man visited a turkish president richard. also a man but as the 3 gathered for talks they discovered that there were only 2 chairs present now if you were expecting the president to say please take a seat ladies 1st your belt to be disappointed. it was a meeting that said hopes for reengagement between the u.n. turkey but spending time has got off to a rocky start. one of the e.u.'s most powerful female executives was left without someone to sit instead of being placed in equal rank according to diplomatic protocol or so the fund and i and the european commission president was placed on a sofa while the men took center stage. it draws stock comparison to previous years where un turkish leaders were seated in equal standing whether the optics were intentional or not it may have added further strain to the relationship but the spokesman for the european commission says she wanted to focus on the issues at hand. shows that marriage ties substance

did not do maybe dashing hopes for smooth the relations between the european union and turkey earlier this week 2 of the european union's top leaders or the lion a woman and charles show a man visited a turkish president richard. also a man but as the 3 gathered for talks they discovered that there were only 2 chairs present now if you were expecting the president to say please take a seat ladies 1st you are about to be disappointed. it was a meeting that said hopes for reengagement between the e.u. and turkey but spending time has got off to a rocky start. one of the e.u.'s most powerful female executives was left without someone to scent instead of being placed in equal rank according to diplomatic protocol or so the fund in lyon the european commission president was placed on a sofa while the men took center stage it draws stock comparison to previous years where turkish fetus was seated in equal standing whether the optics were intentional or not it may have added further strain to their relationship but the spokesman for the european commission says she wants to focus on the issues at hand . she shows that maritime

european union super the action mechanism works in the manner that we respond to specific request in the specifically question india so far has not yet included big cities is there a plan within the european union that if india water request for vaccines vaccines would be readily available from the e.u. . i would not exclude that the fact is that almost half of vaccines produced in european union are being exported from day one so utopian unit has already displayed solidarity with the rest of the world and i would not exclude its readiness in the future to also share its success can you put a number on this readiness to share vaccines how many millions of dollars can be used at a moment's notice. i don't have the current number but i do know that. about $150000000.00 doses have been administered so far within european union and almost the same amount of taxes have been exported from the european union including to the so-called kovacs facility which is intended to provide the box. to $92.00 low and middle income countries all over the world there are also calls growing for vaccine technology know how to be shared with other countries that can produce these vaccines is the new open to sharing th

this by faith are all of them then of earth that is the united states of the european union and the african union itself to mediate that and facilitate that and then to force the united nations so it become a court fight to give. this and to give more political leverage to the it's a kind of agreement among the 3 countries and you can see that interview with us are in for here on al-jazeera in 4 hours from now at 83100 hours g.m.t. today government have killed at least 30 people in ethiopia's or a region villages who witnessed the attack in the west were laid say that the victims were ethnic m r us authorities of blames an armed group called the aroma liberation army for the assault catherine sawyer reporting from neighboring kenya explains why this part of ethiopia has seen a lot of similar violence. this incident happened on tuesday night at around 9 pm local time that's $800.00 g.m.t. and it happened yes in that area called a leg. or a media writer the boda with. people who live there are mainly ethnic amar's these are 2 areas that are occupied by 2 of largest ethnic communities so we're being

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