and our wrestles corresponding jack perez told me more about what options are on the table to keep energy prices and check what they're discussing. is this idea of a joint purchasing platform as we had in terry's report. that fellows like his is going to get a bit of a traction there. also talking about a benchmark price for liquefied natural gas. the price of that is being skewed because of the changes in flows between pipelines. ellen g arrives on boats. they're also talking about some pretty technical issues regarding liquidity in the energy market. but the battle royale that we all expected was about the price cap for importing natural gas. and that battle royale is looking like it's really taking shape. they've been talking about this all afternoon. and we expect them to be talking all night and perhaps even into the early hours of tomorrow morning. we know that 15 countries are in favor of the price cap, but significantly, germany and other countries like the netherlands, the countries that are considered to be economically sort of frugal. that they are the ones that are basically s

jack perez is in luxembourg, where the, those you foreign ministers are meeting today. jack the is policy is foreign policy chief has condemned iran's crackdown protesters. what can we expect from those you foreign ministers in terms of action? well, just had it confirmed terry that they will sanction 11 individuals, 11 people, and full entities for the crocodile in these protests for freedom of expression. and we also, although all of this will be entered into the journal of the european union officially, tomorrow we, we do understand that the iranian morality police, the finger of blame, is directly pointed towards them for this crime. that they are indeed one of those entities that will involve travel bonds, asset freezes. the question is, what effect this will have as there's been a real tacit understanding among the you foreign ministers here today. that this could have some big effects on their attempts to stabilize and bring the us back into the iran euclid deal, which is obviously that the intention of trying to prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon. but as

jack perez is at the summit and explain what the commission president meant by a roadmap. yeah, really hard to say to be honest fellow road map might by a cynic, be considered something of a copy on an agreement. essentially what the leaders of the 2070 you countries have done is told the european commission that they need to look at the costs and benefits and do a bit of an assessment about exactly what the contentious issues within these entity database. how they will affect you going forward? and we know that specifically the most contentious issues were run the price gap importing natural gas from outside of the european union. the concern is that if you kept the price that there will be more demand and more usage, and therefore it would be harder to buy that gas and that it could, that sort of intervention could have a big, big effect on the market. specifically, the people that are concerned most about that all the germans, we understand that german chancellor left shots was quite isolated in this summit, trying to defend that position. it looks like they just couldn