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but generates less than 20 percent of g d. p. millions of small hold of farmers who have seen the yields and incomes full, demanding support from the government prime minister and the amount of the needs that vote soon. as he seeks to extend this decade in office, but keeping them happy, well, that's been a challenge. actual time of age reports engulfed into your gas. these farmers have been marching to new delhi, demanding guaranteed across the prices are requests the government to refuse this demand. but it is the duty of the government that they should give us minimum support price. we are demanding minimum support, price for $23.00 krupps. if they agree to it, entire nation will be prosperous. our entire families will be employed for weeks. farmers across india had been taken to the streets. they are unhappy with the conditions provided by the government. despite their peaceful protests they've been met with resistance. farming is the backbone to feed these economy employees more than half the nation's workforce. be for li

so which accounts in any 17 percent of g d. p. it aims to replace china as a global production hub. bought factories are struggling to fill vacancies despite modi's pledge to create higher paying jobs or critic site in the quality is rising . and growth is viewed by sectors that don't help poor people. in rural areas, the average per capita income in the south asian nation is nearly 2 and a half $1000.00 a year. and that's less than a quarter of china's so talking about the poor people being left out of this, why is it taking so long? john to address the challenges of farming conditions, cuz as we were talking of minutes ago and it's been going on since 2020 with the process at least. right. see uh you know, logistics understand agriculture. it's going to go slowly. 15 percent. i get off, i'll send you an offer and you can be, you know, and if you look at what you don't have exact data, but you know, the range anywhere between, you know, 35 percent to 45 percent off the workforce. depends. uh, you know, the, the likelihood is, dep

oh, a g d p is for trillion. so this economy is strong enough and the tax revenues are big enough to have a defense budgets of around $75.00 to $80000000000.00 per year. and this does not mean that we have to do more that the indebtedness of our country is high enough. so we think that the regular budget is strong enough to do that. now donald trump, who wants to get re elected in the united states, is actually turning that durham and economic strength against the european continent, and he's using it in us politics. now at the moment, as we're recording this at the munich security conference, that big a package is still stuck in the us congress. we heard one said it's a here from the records that can side basically saying, we'll get there in the end. do you believe america will get there in the end if it doesn't, to germany? so the guy broke my meetings with our colleagues from the us senate, and the congress made me very optimistic that there will be a solution in dc and to the the americans will not withdrawal

and we have to increase our regular budget up to 2 percent of g d p. and that is a gap of roughly $225000000000.00 euros per year. so the, so codes on the farm is a good thing, but there has more to follow to fill the gap, which is still between the extra budget and the 2 percent go, which is roughly $80000000000.00 free. you're also from the party that still wants the sons by the debt ceilings the debt limits in germany. so what would that mean for that? for me is quite simple. our budget, our federal budget alone is $475000000000.00 euros per year. our g d p is for trillion, so this economy is strong enough and the tax revenues are big enough to have a defense budget of around $75.00 to $80000000000.00 per year. and this does not mean that we have to do more that the indebtedness of our country is high enough. so we think that the regular budget is strong enough to do that. now donald trump, for wants to get re elected in the united states, is actually turning that german economic strength against the european continent. and he's using it in us polit

i'm proud to say that this year we will spend over 2 percent of our g d, p. on defense in germany, german chancellor, all of shots underline that commitment. yeah. yes, money that we spends now and in the future for our security copy spent elsewhere. we feel that. but i also say without security and everything else is nothing on the missions. as transatlantic loss in unix, the community on security issues, they've just gotten a helpful signal from one of the most unpredictable members and his annual state of the nation address. i'm hearing from minnesota victo all the onset parliament dispatched to roger 5, sweden's membership and nato nay. to this month, the hungry has been the last hold alex on the long awaited swedish bid a delay. organs ponti blames on what it calls i'm found in claims by stockholm. the past is undermining democracy. i know this tom says, open face as a test of his hold on power a scandal that's already prompted congress. presidents to resign after years of state can control vesee. hungry is autocratic, prime minister victor old on may be

if you look at the baltic states, if you look at poland up at 4 percent of g d p. so the countries, the latimer putting wouldn't be close as 2 and, and the ones where she often threatens are not the ones that are under that 2 percent of g d. p. a threshold. those countries are like canada, which is not likely to be invaded by russia or italy, or belgium. they're all spending way below 2 percent, but not really on vladimir, put in the front burner for that is totally sold. stands off to us from brussels. thank you. so small to use now american footballs, super bowl, where the kansas city chiefs have defeated. the san francisco of 49, s 2 in the 2nd straits national football league championship. they have to come from behind. however, san francisco scored on a trip play early the game to seize a 10 point lead box seats then took the game into overtime to the delights of fame was found taylor swift water back tops rates. holmes then inspired the winning drive for a 2522 slides in las vegas. slab . glitch and seconds have taken over me if there's a narrow as the city s

since the late 19 seventies, china is g d. p per capita, as thoughts from just $300.00 us dollars to maybe $13000.00 today. lifting hundreds of millions out of poverty in the process. by 2018, the countries middle cost, the balloons over 700000000 people. sum full cost expects it to expand to 1200000000 by 2027. the impact of china is rapid growth wasn't confined to just explode as many of the ships leaving this port in northern taiwan. a destin for china and taiwan was one economy of many across asia been read. the benefits of china is economic a sense, those benefits came in 3 main ways, trade investments, and eventually towards the 1st let's look at trade. china as population and cities were already swelling by the time of the century. but china's accession to the world trade organization in 2001 tonne, the country into a trading chunk notes. each economy shown here now counts china is the largest trading partner from mongolia in the north, all the way to malaysia in the south. that's maybe a full house around the region, a

have pledged the most to ukraine up to as much as one percent of their g d p. while the us as ministry support ukraine exceeds that of the e u by almost 10000000000 zeros european union countries, all ukraine's biggest bonus if you account for o 8 commitments. so in terms of the total bilateral commitments to ukraine, the european member states and the institutions passes february 24th, committed a total of a $133000000000.00 euros, which is a quite significant amount. and just for comparison of the next largest owner, would perhaps be the united states, which has committed a total of $71000000000.00. so that's almost twice the amount. and now this type of aid is obviously uh, 2nd reason to do many different uh, subcategories theres financials, humanitarian military components is committed under different types of programs. but in general, the european union member states and the institutions are really optics . donors overall that critics say the ministry support has not always been delivered on time costing ukraine on the battlefield. trends shows that new fi

well, they have 7 percent of their g, d, p is on defense, great. their g d p. their economy is the size of spain. we're not talking about 70 percent of the german gdc or the dust or the norwegians. so i think that they actually below the surface there and a lot of trouble. remember, none of us knew in 1988 at the soviet union was going to collapse the next year. we had no idea. i think we're in the summer place right now. so we are hearing reports from the phone lines that ukrainian forces are rationing, immunization at some places they are running out of ammunition. so how concerned are you about the situation there? while i'm very concerned that we're losing ukrainian soldiers were dying in part because the united states in germany have not provided everything that you finance needs. so, and this is going to continue, i think, for a few more months before the us, before we solve our political problem and no. so there's a lot of work is being done by european countries. so actually, in a few months, we're going to start seeing ammunition supplies increased dra

if you look at the baltic states, if you look at poland up at 4 percent of g d p. so the countries, the latimer putting wouldn't be closest to end and the ones where she often threatens are not the ones that are under that 2 percent of g d. p. a threshold. those countries are like canada, which is not likely to be invaded by russia or italy, or belgium. they're all spending way below 2 percent, but not really on vladimir, put in the front burner to that is totally schultz. that's off to us from brussels . thank you. and some sports news and american football, super bowl by the kansas city chiefs have defeated the san francisco, the 49 to win, the 2nd straight national football league championship. they have to come from behind. however, san francisco school hold on a trick play early in the game to seize a 10 point, lee bought the cheese, then took over time to the light of one famous, tireless with fulton bank. patrick holmes then inspired the winning drive for a 25 to 22 trials in las vegas. sweat, glitter and sequins have taken all the realtors in a row as they

and while g d. p per capita stick is a low with ads and china. there's room for explosive growth and is potential that brian sees and the people he high is that all of them feel us optimistic about the on future as i felt 10 years ago found a tech walker. i knew in china i have failed those kind of affinity advice for that case. but only this time, i feel that in jakarta, in which, in any city in bangkok, in get them for this, why your experience in china, china is obviously the well, the 2nd largest economy has the middle cost of hundreds of millions of people. what would it take for china to become an attractive prospect's again for you? i think the make up, you know, the medical economy need to improve because people need to feel costs for this to span again. nobody want to be the 1st, a guide. chunk back in despite the very fact that the local authority, they come up with a lot of incentive, but no one was taking a bike to a trunks business back. china recently offered new tax incentives for foreign companies and streamlined to visa processes

i'm proud to say that this year we would spend over 2 percent of our g. d. p on defense in germany, german chancellor, all the shots underline that commitment. yeah. yes, money that we spend now and in the future for our security copy spent elsewhere. we feel that. but i also say without security and everything else is nothing on the missions i was trying to atlantic allies in munich unit to you on security issues. they've just gotten a helpful signal from one of the most unpredictable members in his annual state of a nation address from gary and from minnesota. they to all bonds said parliament just said ross, you 5 meetings, membership in nato later this month. hungry has been the last hold out on the long way. his swedish bid for the delay opens potty blames on what it calls i'm found of claims by stockholm, that budapest just undermining democracy. of this comes as open face as a test of his hold on power. a scandal that's already prompted congress president to resign up to you is a state can control vesee. hungry is autocratic, prime minister victor old

the countries g. d declined by 3.6 percent in 2023 outpacing both the e u and u. s. according to official figures and economics long since some european countries are a testament to the serious domestic challenges they face are to contribute to rachel most and brings us more on that story. turns out that the wes team unity is really sticking together just like drowning victims then clinging to each other after germany's own national statistics office forecasted a 2 year economic slump in the wake of a 0.3 percentage point dropping g d p last year, saving high energy and living costs. now it's the u case turn to drop into recession. also with a 0.3 percent drop in g d p at the end of last year, that was even greater than what economists had even predicted. all, according to official figures, the finance minister blames high inflation. so the cost of food and energy that spiked when europe decided to slack financial sanctions and constraints on its own . cheap gas supplier rough uh, but hey, there's an obvious solution for europeans looking for more reasonable cost of

i'm proud to say that this year we would spend over 2 percent of our g d, p. on defense in germany, german chancellor, all the shots underlined that commitment. yeah. yes, money that we spend now and in the future for our security copy spent elsewhere. we feel that. but i also say without security and everything else is nothing on the machines. don't use chief international editor, richard walker is at the conference in munich and i asked them about the main points so far or yeah, well i, i think the problem is the take away that you, you really can't avoid is just the impact of the death of alexi, nevada, anyways, just hit us here yesterday is people would be getting together for the security conference. and this is really a conversation that you feel just almost everybody here has had a buyer that about this big kind of confronted with, with the nature of the preaching regime. the reality of that once again, and also some speculation about the timing of, of that, whether that was a coincidence or whether this was somehow deliberately timed to coincide with t

today though it's g d p is growing faster than expected. stokes us soaring and the job market is hauled, the american economy is not just strong, it's also piled ahead of the european union, the u. k. japan and all the advanced economies. but why is the us so resilience fenton model home has well many had predicted recession, but the latest jobs data suggests the us economy may have whether the store us present. joe biden is hailing the turnaround at this time. his policies are working in racing works, or starters a real evidence that america centers are facing real confidence in our economy. we're building the u. s. economy out at 353000 jobs in january nearly doubled. what some analyst expected. the math is predicting that the us economy will go to point one percent this year. that's far more than comparable, developed economies in europe or japan and another positive sign. the federal reserve says interest rates may come down within the next 12 months of a signal that inflation is coming under control subdued. we believe that our policy rate is likely at its peak for this tightening

today though it's g d, p is growing faster than expected. stokes us soaring and the job market is hauled. the american economy is not just strong, it's also powered ahead of the european union, the u. k. japan and all the advanced economies. why is the us so resilience fenton model have has well, many had predicted recession, but the latest job stays is suggest the us economy may have whether the storm us present. joe biden is hailing the turnaround at this time. his policies are working ration wakes are starting to see real evidence that america centers are facing real confidence in our economy. we're building the u. s. economy at a 353000 jobs in january, nearly doubled. what some analysts expected. the math is predicting that the us economy will go to point one percent this year. that's far more than comparable, developed economies in europe or japan in another positive sign. the federal reserve says interest rates may come down within the next 12 months as a signal that inflation is coming under control subdued. we believe that our policy rate is likely at its peak for this tightenin

all still mold and hoff of the european they time members who are not spending 2 percent of veggie, g d, p on defense. some of our spending, well above that are in poland. will spend about 4 percent this year. but i think they take countries have to start thinking much more seriously about how they would cope if the us were unable or unwilling to make the, the contribution that had previously been planned. are you saying that that thinking is not happening in euro? if it's happening, it's definitely happening well behind closed tools. and perhaps that's your, that's sensible, but we don't really see the defense production being remix up in many countries in the way that you would have, if they were actually starting to take the defense multiple seriously. you, i did the, the facts that european countries have really struggled to get even to haul from the amount of ammunition that they said they were going to supplies you trade in by the spring suggests to me that the still was investing enough in increasing defense production where you lived there for the time being, but thanks so much

and finally makes up such a tiny part of the g european, g, d, p 1.4 percent. so i believe so are you surprised that we've seen such concessions from governments? but even though finding itself is, are of makes up the small percentage of the economy you can say to broader i me, food sector. so the whole industry around this much larger and traditionally the global sector as always, how much political influence vote and brussels and international capitals. and we see that the influence is now to be used to try to water down some of the, the environmental uh, legislative proposals that have been made by brussels. right? as you say, we've just seen the plans being scrapped to be empty pesticide proposal. what does that tell us about the blog foundations when it comes to green policies for personal, worried by how quickly the commission is withdrawing some of these, a legislative 1st proposal that they've been negotiating about 4 years now. and european union has committed to international improvements on biodiversity, on climate change. and it's not tracked to mee

them. despite the best efforts by western countries to day stabilize the russian economy. countries g d p times by 3.6 percent in 2023 outpacing both the u and u. s. according to the official fate goes on the economic slump, in some e u countries or a testament to the failing promise is if the need is also contributed original mazda and brings his name on the story of the wes team. unity is really sticking together, just like drowning victims then clinging to each other. after germany's own national statistics office forecasted a 2 year economic slump in the wake of a 0.3 percentage point dropping g d p last year, saving high energy and living costs. now it's the case turn to drop into recession . also with a 0.3 percent dropped in g d p at the end of last year, that was even greater than what economists had even predicted. all according to official figures, the finance minister blames high inflation. so the cost of food and energy that spiked when europe decided to slack financial sanctions and constraints on its own . cheap gas supplier, russia. but hey, there's an obvious solution fo

i've had a limited impacts on the russian economy like which is g. d p climbed by 3.6 percent in 2023 outpacing both of the you and the us. that's the, according to official thing, is not going to be slums. and some european countries are a testament to the serious domestic times is that they face all to contribute to reach them. often things is more of a story of the wes team. unity is really sticking together, just like drowning victims, then dot, clinging to each other. after germany's own national statistics office forecasted a 2 year economic slump in the wake of a 0.3 percentage point dropping g d p last year, saving high energy and living costs. now it's the u case turn to drop into recession. also with a 0.3 percent dropped in g d p at the end of last year, that was even greater than what economists had even predicted. all according to official figures, the finance minister blames high inflation. so the cost of food and energy that spiked when europe decided to slack financial sanctions and constraints on its own . cheap gas supplier, russia. b

the country is g. d p climbed by 3.6 percent in 2023 outpacing both in you. and the us, as, according to official figures, is ought to contribute to it makes them awesome. with more of the wes team, unity is really sticking together just like drowning victims. then clinging to each other, after germany's own national statistics office forecasted a 2 year economic slump in the wake of a 0.3 percentage point dropping g d p last year, citing high energy and living costs. now it's the u. case turn to drop into recession. also with a 0.3 percent dropped in g d p at the end of last year, that was even greater than what economists had even predicted. all according to official figures, the finance minister blames high inflation. so the cost of food and energy that spiked when europe decided to slack financial sanctions and constraints on its own cheap gas supplier, russia. but hey, there's an obvious solution for europeans looking for more reasonable cost of living. so i'm not exactly current on the prices, but here's what the cost of moscow. 647 roubles. so that is

i mean that's, that's what something like that g, d is right. you need to have a human evaluating those responses. is this the right response? is that the right response and then rating those responses, right? i mean, higher and higher skills to be able to do that as you start going into particular domains, whether it's in healthcare or in for legal advice, etc. so what we're talking about then is not only that there's low skilled workers in the global style doing this really near the work of labeling task, but even skilled workers, right in various spots of the was that job now is to train the i 1st of the feedback to the i right on on my, we're here on the flight here. i was watching a film. there was a scene in that film with is a children's art class going on. and yeah, but there's no kids running around. there's no paint on the walls. there's, it's clean, it's for staying and what are the kids doing? the kids are giving feedback to the guy that is doing ok. right. so is that the future that we want? but those are the kinds of jobs that we'r

the defense industry accounts with 10 percent of g. d. p. all the sectors such as the steel industry, also benefiting off to the slump in 2022. the russian economy is now growing according to data for most got growth is also a full cost for 2024 plus cut pass this message english. what's the, what's happening? what's the russia is actually what i'm rolling equally, becoming more like the soviet union in that it has high spending on the military and in some cases heavy industry. and at the same time, the level of consumption is holding for the population. people say that the cycle spots industrial production is also doing surprising. the well, for example, in the automotive sector, components are increasingly coming from china, off to the europeans, withdrew from russia, thanks to chinese impulse. the russian economy is being kept afloat. she never takes in a traditional china or is of course, not officially participating in the sanctions. so it is not a partner, so to speak of western states when it comes to sanctions. since i'm feeling good

now the public debt is a 100 percent of g d p. and the prospects are, it's just going to continue to sore. so this is the unreality just added to the debt. and of course, it's deeply corrosive for the long term for the united states and hip, it's been a great to talk to you for our 1st our sex on base about those issues. thank you very much for your time. good to be with you. thanks so much. thank you. i'm thank you for watching. i hope to say we're again, all the parts the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, the larger take full control of the k don't yet with public city about the following month. the 5th baffles the sol. ukrainian troops retreats off a suffering massive last is another week of deadly ideas. drawn from the palestinian enclave, including a devastating rate that killed more than 50 low poles full. the alleged sake of savings who is waiting hostages. plus wisdom politicians on media of quick complain most goes of address of controversial political activist alexi.

for the 1st time, this amounts to 2 percent of the total g. d, p. by the end of 2024 unit p, and all us on kind of the more than $600000000000.00 for defends. since we made the defense investment tax in 2014, we still have a way to go. but we have all the made historic progress. we also discussed ramping up production over on the nation to refill our stokes. i continued to support ukraine, and we need to shift from the slow pace of peace time to the high temple production demanded by conflict. to do the factors needs signed contracts, and just in the past few months, nate to has agreed to contracts worth $10000000000.00. this helps ukraine makes nate to stronger and provides more highly skilled jobs in europe and north america. we also discussed the, the 3rd thing, security environment. we can never take peace for granted, but you do not see an eminent military effect against the lions. nato continues to ensure there is no room for miscalculation. must go about our redness to protect all ours or not right now, we are conducting steadfast defenders.

now the public debt is a 100 percent of g d p. and the prospects are, it's just going to continue to soar. so this is the unreality just added to the debt. and of course, it's deeply corrosive for the long term for the united states and hip, it's been a great to talk to you for our 1st our sex on base about those issues. thank you very much for your time. good to be with you. thanks so much. thank you. i'm thank you for watching. i hope to see you again. or was a part of the way are in moscow, standing in front of one of his most iconic symbols in bodies during is elegance and all the stuff that goes on a grandiose scale. the ball for theater. the, [000:00:00;00] the brush it takes full control of the keith on yet square public city of, of the, of the following months of fierce battles that saw ukrainian troops retreat after suffering massive losses. also this hour, the tel aviv is gripped by furious protests against the net. and yahoo government has thousands of israelis demand in use. these fire and prisoners swaps deal with gaz

now the public debt is a 100 percent of g d p. and the prospects are, it's just going to continue to soar. so this is the unreality just added to the debt. and of course, it's deeply corrosive for the long term for the united states and hip, it's been a great to talk to you for our 1st our sex on base about those issues. thank you very much for your time. good to be with you. thanks so much. thank you. i'm thank you for watching. i hope to see her again. or was a part of the the, the the the march, the 112011. the largest quick ever recorded in japan is we're interested. 14 me to to know me devastates the focus. she must each and you play a pallets on the new theory and does it flooded smoking and no risk disaster the future i d b o. anytime in june is living in japan and this nice to go to the area of the nuclear meltdown. emphysema immediately the sooner the better for ya. investigation starts. watch on t the, the game with breaking news, russia defense. i'm going to start confirms that russian forces up taking full control of t

and germany's g. d. p growth is at the bottom among industrialized nations. these are the opposition is calling for an immediate economic program focusing on reducing corporate taxes and red tape. otherwise they say germany risk becoming the sic mount of europe once again. here's the look now, some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world, the united kingdom, has imposed sanctions on 6 members of russia's prison authority. the 6 individuals ran the arctic penal colony, where alexi, nev only died last friday, u k has frozen their assets and impose to travel they. the police in several european countries have carried out rates on people with smugglers suspected of being involved in illegal migration across the english channel in germany alone. the raids led to dozens of arrests, european union, law enforcement agency, euro bull, coordinated the operations spanish farmers fault with police or the demonstration in madrid earlier today. hundreds of tractors rolled into the capital for a new purchase against what they see as excessive red tap

statistics office forecasted a 2 year economic slump in the wake of a 0.3 percentage point dropping g d p last year, saving high energy and living costs. now it's the u. case turn to drop into recession. also with a 0.3 percent drop in g d p at the end of last year, that was even greater than what economists had even predicted. all according to official figures, the finance minister blames high inflation. so the cost of food and energy that spiked when europe decided to slack financial sanctions and constraints on its own . cheap gas supplier, russia. but hey, there's an obvious solution for europeans looking for a more reasonable. busy cost of living. so i'm not exactly current on the prices, but here's what it cost to moscow. $647.00 roubles, so that is exactly 7 dollars, 7 dollars and 5 cents. i think in for that we got to cheeseburgers large fries, large colla a coax, knock off, and a piece of chocolate cake. so we weren't guessing what this would cost. however many here's and united states buy groceries and we didn't pay any sensitive causes . we're just putting in the car what we

now the public debt is a 100 percent of g d p. and the prospects are, it's just going to continue to sore. so this is the unreality just added to the debt. and of course, it's deeply corrosive for the long term for the united states and hip, it's been the great to talk to you for our 1st our sex on base about those issues. thank you very much for your time. good to be with you. thanks so much. thank you. i'm thank you for watching. i hope to say we're again or was a part of the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the hi, i'm accepted and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. you do not watch my new show. it seriously. why watch something that's so different. whitelisted opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please or do i have the state department, the c i a weapons makers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do. don't want my show stay main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching time. but again, you