and janelle, thank gail. it terrified to care for a database videos, and i, thanks for your time at 80 and that's all for me and the business team here in berlin for more from us had to d w dot com slash business, or the d. w. news into channel. we're also on facebook at the w dot business. thank you so much for watching ego india. less pollution and exploitation, but more sustainability and fairness of pressure on the asian textile industry is mounting. designers and factory owners need to radically rethink their approach. and re infecting, who has so right, has changed a lot in the last 10 years. the go next on d, w. m. we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. ah, magic corner track hotspot for food and some great cultural memorials to boot d w. travel off we go with shop can you drop while retailers feed, the world's fashion addiction.

i'm janelle dumas on. welcome european union. energy ministers are in brussels to day where tense discussions are expected. the contentious issue at the center of these negotiations is a whole sale price cap on gas. the european commission has proposed cap being the guys, the gas price. if it hits $275.00 euros per megawatt hour for 2 consecutive weeks, and if the difference between that and the world price of liquefied natural gas is equal to or greater than $50.00 euro's, the measure is aimed at protecting consumers from wild be fluctuating gas prices are correspondent, and brothels has more apparent rieger, thanks for being here. parent, i have to say, this isn't terribly straightforward. so help us out here. how is this guy's gas price cap, mantell, consumers, consumers and also businesses would only benefit indirectly from this gas price cap because it would protect gas supply companies that are buying gas at the spot market in the netherlands of from spiraling gas prices are extreme spikes. and gas p

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i'm janelle, going by law and welcome to our d. w. business. special coverage of the mid term elections. from here, close to the us capitol. it's been a tough 2 years for the president's term so far. one dog by the fall, out of not only the coven pandemic, but the war in ukraine, and it's knock on effect on energy prices. 79 percent of voters say the economy is the most important electoral issue for them. according to a pew research poll and no wonder inflation and the united states has risen to over 8 percent. the cost of food is $1.00 of those symptoms of tough economic types. i want to check on the temperature a voters kind of cut back on everything. i mean, so really just shouldn't have to spend this kind of morning just did you survive? you know, that's where it's at. i'm believing any more about surviving. i had to get a 2nd job and because i got 3 kids at home, so i don't get food stamps. so i think we're all set in place in the past week. everyone in there and read a book day to day lives. and i think, you know, kids lose a pa

so, janelle, what, what happened? what, what is your take on all that? i think we were celebrating a little too early. you know, i know i mentioned this to you before, but i absolutely didn't feel the momentum that i felt like my party was projecting on that because i talked to people outside of the political bubble that we all live in. i talk to people who are outside of the echo chambers that most, that we see a lot of people living in. and when you get to people more than simply just trying to live their lives, take care, their families paid their bills. they don't have the time to put into the into that the political space. they rely on people like us and that's the people i talked to because i feel like that's who i'm representing every time i have this platform. and when i talk to them, i heard that there was continuously ticket and i her and she are in georgia. and i also her that this, that the abortion topic was more of the wild card. and i think people thought, wow, it may not may not have been the number one issue coming out in polls. there we

or as janelle was the situation like for american workers at the moment in particular, american service workers. yes. well, it depends on where one is and the kind of a job that one does a vis. next report where we'll deal specifically with tip to worker. so meaning workers who don't make the minimum wage, but rather rely on tip saw to make up most of their income. now here in d. c, there is something called initiative $82.00, which is a ballot initiative that seeks to change that by mandating the minimum wage for such workers. it's not an uncomplicated discussion, as you will see. take a look tipping in institution of the american restaurant industry. but here in washington, d. c, a ballot initiative to enforce a minimum wage for tip workers has divided opinions. there are those in favor. it will add a lot of transparency to a system that's currently overwritten with wage served. and those against, if this initial were to pass, there would be a massive exodus of capital from the region. the initiative will be voted on in d. c. alongside the upcoming mid term election. this is a story a

up next, janelle milan brings us the latest business. there's thanks to bring with again they get all the harvesters. are immigrants going to say everything you enjoy, eating at home with your family, was harvested by people who are being exploited. and then i d 's for free and we're going to need to a home can we can keep doing what we're doing. and that's why your green revolution is absolutely necessary. europe revealed the future is being determined. now, our documentary theory will show you how people, companies and countries are rethinking everything. i'm making make changes. europe revealed this week on d. w. y . ah, the world cup has kicked off in guitar in the most expensive edition of the games ever conduct it, but it's the human cost that we heavy. it's also on the show, a veritable earthquake at disney as a former boss, coming out of retirement, to save the entertainment giant and a climate friendlier way to make concrete. one start up in berlin says it's discovered why this is the double your business. i'm janelle dumas, wel

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now, many political campaigns were full of aggressive rhetoric, but are corresponded. janelle de malone knows that many voters did look at core issues, including the yukon exit. polls have shown at that inflation and the economy have been among the most important voter concerns in this election with edison research saying that 8 out of 10 voters across the country feel that the economy has been doing poorly while 6 out of 10 say that gas prices high gas prices have contributed to their feelings of hardship. now, how the economy is handled from here on will also depend heavily on who ends up controlling the legislature. when democrats, more likely to want to spend their way out of the crisis. while republicans would want to rather limit the fiscal response, but with inflation at 8.2 percent and the looming risk of recession, millions of americans did not just cast their vote for new lawmakers to day. rather, they are also making bats on who they think has the best answer to today's most pressing economic problems. how those beds will ultimately pay off will take longer to become clear. j

i spoke a short time ago to mincie janelle tan. she's a climate justice activist from the philippines, and i asked her about the significance of this compensation fun for countries in the global south, which are battling climate change. i country is under the rose climate global countries, the world climate crisis just a week before comp be insured, at least $1000000.00 us dollars in damage in infrastructure agriculture. that's just one of the several types of storms that hits my country every single year. the loss of damaged by that facility is who felt that ensure that people who are impacted by the climate crisis today that young people like me were already experiencing the worst. and back to the climate are compensated. have our receive reparations from the global north cause the climate crisis. it has to be very new that we need this fun operational immediately to make sure that it reaches the most vulnerable. so you mentioned your own personal experience or what your country the philippines has been going through. do you feel

how those beds will ultimately pay off will take longer to become clear. janelle de milan reporting from washington d. c. there now was tensions growing cross the strait of taiwan. china has reacted angrily to lithuania, opening a trade office and the self ruled islands. capital taipei growing trade. closeness between the baltic state. anti one has raised hackles. envision china considers taiwan part of its own territory and has threatened to seize it by force. so it was angry, ran a taiwanese fund, said it would invest in little it's a little rainy laser company and war investments are on the way are actual moralist, spring in dw correspondent, so song han and tie paid. so tell us more about this. taiwanese investment in lithuania, that's now angering beijing. well, i want to give you a little bit background in the beginning on the do the indian trade representative office open in taiwan on monday. and soon afterwards i went and aus is a $3500000.00 euros investment in literally it's luthey any and then towards 2nd lasers manufacturer by the end of this year, i was expected to invest $1

i'm janelle dumas on. welcome football fans around the world have their eyes on guitar, where the world cup has started for the host nation losing its 1st match on sunday . the tournament is highly controversial and expensive. the costs have already exceeded $200000000000.00 and could go even higher. the scale of guitars, investment is unparalleled. previously the most expensive road cops where the 2014 tournament in brazil and russia in 2018, which both cost less than $15000000000.00. the 2006 world cup in germany cost just 4300000000. while the high cost, well, infrastructure doesn't come cheap, that includes new stadiums at a cost of fixed point, a $5000000000.00. 7 of the 8 road cut venues have been built from scratch. then there's non football infrastructure. katara built a new metro system and international airport roads, hotels, and leisure amenities. much of it is part of the gulf states a wider public investment project known as guitar national vision. 2030, i'm joined by don. finally specializes

earlier i asked climate just as active is mitsy. janelle tan, what is the key message from the world wide day of action? young people are joining the global day of action today to the man. i met reparations and kind of justice. we need a loss, damage, finance facility, and graphic carbon dioxide emissions. the are in an emergency and what's happening across the of environmental vendors and activists and young. i'm an activist, seamless and do for being harass militarize, put in prison for fighting for a better world for fighting for a world where no one is left behind. this is unfair and unjust. we need climate action, and we need climate justice. now we, you mentioned climate, reparations as one of the key demands of reparations, obviously from a rich countries. so how exactly would that work? we need a lawful leverage. finance facility. meet climate finance from the global, norfolk, a global so in the form of grants, not loans for the lawson them is know you've already experienced but also for adaptation and mitigation. and these funds and finances have to be new and not really all

hi janelle, well i did. the news came as a shock to most people who are in the entertainment business. it doesn't really give an indication the, the release sent by disney as to why he was. i think if you look at what is going on recently, it's been a very difficult for economic landscape for the entertainment industry. and disney is included in included in that despite being one of the biggest companies in the world, it, it missed its revenue targets. and there was projected in its last quarter by about 1200000000, i think, which isn't lost in the grand scheme of things and it was up year on year. but you know, i think when your, your, your, your kind of fighting at the top of the, the market, it can, these kind of small blips can, can, can escalate a bit. and he also was presided over disney during a couple of very, quite high profile kind of missteps in terms of public relations. and there was a few with scarlet handsome of the model, films and blackwell about the release of her film, black widow, last ye

my colleague, janelle malone joins you with all the latest from the business world. so have more on the energy deal between germany and can tar that has just been announced to stay with us if you can for that. in the meantime, i'm sorry, kelly and berlin. thank you so much for watching. ah. so i'm just kinda, i think that's hard and in the end is a me, you are not allowed to see you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this reliance of the what's your story with. ready numbers, women, especially victims of violence in labs and take part and send us your story. we are trying always to understand this new culture. so you are not a visitor, not the guests. you want to become a citizen. in phil migrants, your platform for reliable information. how guitar in germany strike an energy deal, the gulf nation has agreed to supply. europe's biggest economy with liquefied natural gas. as berlin seeks to replace brush and energy flows also coming up after days of protests, china streets are quieter, with a heavy police presence. will the government keep cracking

heart, the 6 star hopefully oh, watching dw, newsroom, berlin, coming up next, this d w business with janelle do milan. she's looking at how john is 0 covered policies affecting the world's biggest i phone factory on terry martin, thanks for watching with someone else to the tv highlights, it's selected for you. you every week in your a box subscribe. now. several did and right wing extremists writes regression again, world might be a couple of raped and burned in south africa. people with disabilities more likely to lose their jobs. independent, make black lives matter, protect shine. a spotlight on racially motivated police violence, same sex marriage is being legalized in more and more countries, discrimination and inequality are part of everyday life. for many, we ask why? because life is diversity. to make up your own mind. mm. d. w. need for mines. ah. 20000 off con workers that leave the apple suppliers facilities in china after clashes over working conditions continue to rage. also, on the show, germany turns the artificial intelligence to conserve energy this winter. and the more the

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i'm janelle de malott on welcome protests that the world's biggest i phone factory are escalating for days. workers have been leaving the plant in hannon province, only to be met with violence by police in hazmat suits. at the center of the protests, china 0 cove at measures and the poor working conditions that accompany them. the world's largest i from factory in gen, joe, china, hundreds of angry employers, my chart of forks, const flagship. i formed plunked workers, smushed surveillance cameras, pushed forward barriers and marched out against a wall of police. many in houseman suits several moved, protesting workers live stream to protest from social media networks.

i'm janelle tomor on welcome. the european space agency is meeting in paris to outline its priorities for the next years. and renewable energy generation is high on the agenda. more specifically, one idea would see solar energy st wirelessly down to worth have a look. now an idea that's out of this world, the european space agency has a vision of a system to capture energy from the sun's rays in orbit and beam it back home the back down on earth. the reality is, it's a vision for the future. how far in the future the i.

i'm janelle dumas on welcome. the european space agency is meeting in paris to outline its priorities for the next few years. and renewable energy generation is high on the agenda. more specifically, one idea would see solar energy st wirelessly down to worth have a look bad idea that's out of this world. the european space agency has a vision of a system to capture energy from the sun's rays in orbit and beam it back home. the back down on earth. the reality is it's a vision for the future. how far in the future, the idea of extra terrestrial power plants has been around for decades? since then, our technological capabilities in space have reached new highs and prices for things like satellites or a fraction of what they once were. a major obstacle to overcome is the wireless transmission of energy through the earth's atmosphere in the vacuum of space. experts say could be 2 decades before the solution is within reach zoned of any cost is the senior manager for airbus as blue sky division. that's the one that dea

that was missy janelle tan climate justice activists from the philippines. thank you so much for sharing your insights. with us let's turn our attention to ukraine now, where crowns have greeted the 1st train carrying passengers to the southern city of carson. a week after it was liberated from russian occupation. there is plenty of joy and relief among those returning, but the danger is not over yet. ukrainians still face harsh conditions including widespread power outages as winter approaches. she is as the 1st train inter liberated her son post into the station. after enduring 8 months of russian occupation, these families are finally reunited yet no, i haven't cried for a long time. now. finally, little i cry when i see my daughter. ah, you queens are calling this the victory train, but victory and her son has come at a heavy price. russian soldiers left the city in pieces littered with land mines and its power grid in ruins. as ukrainian troops make games on the battlefield. moscow has been targeting the power grid and step nearly half of the network ha

i'm janelle dumas on welcome. he wrote zone inflation has declined for the 1st time in 17 months. it fell to 10 percent this month from 10.6 percent in october. according to the latest official figures, inflation has weighed on the 19 country currency block made high energy prices triggered by russia's war and ukraine. despite the appearance of a recent slow down in price rises, european central bank president christine la guard, warned earlier this week that euro zone inflation has not yet peaked. carson's asked is a chief economist at i n g d, but thank you so much for being here. carson, do you agree with le guard with regard to inflation, not quite peaking yet, or she merely managing expectations? well, i think she said.

victory is a distinct possibility. democrats are probably bracing themselves for these developments. janelle dom allow many thanks a new trade war between the european union and the u. s. is in the air, the u, as upset about joe biden's inflation reduction act. the $738000000000.00 act aims to boost clean energy and reduce the cost of prescription drugs in america. it also includes tax breaks for electric cars and batteries, but only when they're made in the usa. brussels says those benefits for american vehicle makers would put e cars made in the u at an unfair disadvantage on the lucrative u. s. domestic market. u. s. president joe biden is on a last minute him pain tour in heavily contested districts trying to head off democratic losses in tuesday's mid term elections. and he talks about the issue most on voters minds, inflation. we also know folks are still struggling with inflation. and so our number one priority, that's why was my child from scott trial by sign inflation reduction act to bring down the cost of everyday things and we talk about around the kitchen table. but the act is r

i'm janelle dumas on welcome. he rode zone inflation has declined for the 1st time in 17 months. it fell to 10 percent this month from 10.6 percent in october. according to the latest official figures, inflation has weighed on the 19 country currency block. i made high energy prices triggered by russia's war and ukraine. despite the appearance of a recent slow down in price rises, european central bank president christine le guard, warned earlier this week that euro's own inflation has not yet peaked. carson's us k is a chief economist at i n g d. but thank you so much for being here. carson, do you agree with le guard with regard to inflation? not quite peaking yet. are she merely managing expectations? well i think she's managing expectations and modeling because the last 12 months i think christine or guard does not have a good track record in predicting inflation or interest rate. so it's not her task now. she's putting up the john. yes. to act. we are close to the peak, but when you look really at inflation expectations, when you look at selling price expectations, when you

i'm janelle dumas on. welcome stocks around the world. an oil prices slid monday. i made concerns about protests in china against the governments. a 0 cove id strategy. the calls for an end to lock downs have spread across the country, making it china's biggest wave of protest since the 1989 pro democracy rallies. the unrest has caused worries and the markets. china link stocks are more affected by the sell off and crude oil prices has slipped to the lowest level since december last year. chris beecham is a chief market analyst at i g very, you are chris. so the 0 covered strategy has clearly caused a lot of suffering. it's driven people to the streets at this point. what is the way out? well, it's very hard to think to price in really did, did these demonstrations in china require our present image in this.

i'm janelle de malott unwelcome stocks around the world and oil prices slid monday. i made concerns about protests in china against the government's 0 cove id strategy. the calls for an end to lockdown have spread across the country, making it china's biggest wave of protest since the 1989 pro democracy rallies. the unrest has caused worries and the markets. china link stocks are more affected by the sell off and crude oil prices has slipped to the lowest level since december last year. crispy chung is a chief market analyst at i g very you are chris. so the 0 of it strategy has clearly caused a lot of suffering. it's driven people to the streets at this point. what is the way out? well, it's very hard to think to price in really did, did these demonstrations in china require or presser, think in their, in their scale? ah, and tell you that might require some kind of gum is also think what's bothering markets at the moment is what that response will take. and whether it way we'll see maybe the communist party push for an earlier loosely of code restrictions to respon

this is the only business i'm janelle de malott on welcome protests that the world's biggest i phone factory are escalating for days. workers have been leaving the plant in hannah's province, only to be met with violence by police in hazmat suits. at the center of the protests, china 0 cove measures and the poor working conditions that accompany them dwarfs largest i from factory in gen, joe, china, hundreds of angry employers march out of forks, const flagship i phone plan. workers smashed surveillance cameras pushed over barriers and marched out against a wall of police. many in housemate suits several of to protesting workers live stream to protest from social media networks. the for the child, a brutal police response studio, and already the latest round of protests at the industrial complex, which produces the majority of the words i forms began over a pay dispute among the newly recruited workers who had been promised generous bonuses. but workers said the contracts were changed so they could not get to bonuses, adding that they were quarantined without food. on thursday, fox g

well, that is good news and date, janelle king, thanks very much. take enzymes, join us. okay, well let's go over now to the other side of the aisle. keith mcgee is a democratic strategist and professor at at university college london, where he teaches us politics. he was both hats, in part because he's involved in democrats abroad, the parties organization for americans living overseas. but he's back in the us for election day. and we're happy to say that he's joining us from cambridge, massachusetts that we just had. janelle, probably rightly saying that the economy is shaping up to be the big issue for voters, as they head to the poles in about 12 hours time. she said that's pushing people more to the republican candidates. do you agree that a concern of the democrats? well i, i agree that the economy is a concern, and i think that we have to pay attention to just what has happened to day, where the dow gained 4.24425 points or 1.3 percent. the s and pete rose one percent. the nasdaq was up almost to percent. so i think that people are looking to what will happen to mo

c. janelle de allow, has more thank you, christie, anyone who is watching the results of these midterm elections come in, can see that the much forecasted read wave is not in fact happening. given that inflation and the economy where the top of mind for voters in this election, does that mean that voters are in fact happier with how the democrats have handled the economy than initially thought? well, no, not necessarily. the democrats are still poised, lose the house. the race for the senate remains tight. all that means at this stage is that the democrats are not losing by as much as they could have. also, the absence of a red wave could perhaps indicate a more nuanced collection of voter concerns. one, where access to abortion and climate change also play a role alongside the economy, especially in the minds of the young voters. but with inflation at 8.2 percent. and the risk of recession practically on the front steps of the united states. the challenge remains for this incoming set of lawmakers to find the correct policy mix to deal with these unprecedented economic circumstances.

i'm janelle de mala unwelcome guitars. energy minister has announced a long term deal to supply gas to germany. 2000000 tons of liquefied natural gas will be delivered annually from 2026, with the deal set to last at least 15 years. the agreement between guitars, state energy company and u. u. s. oil giant pinocchio phillips will c l n g. the liver to germany's northern bronze buttle terminal. germany has been scrambling for new sources of gas to replace russian supplies in the wake of the war in ukraine. christoph rule is from the center of global energy policy at columbia university. thank you for being here, christoph. so in terms of actually replacing the rush and gas flows that germany wanted to win itself off of how much will this deal actually help? good morning. so it's not going to be of a magnitude which changed the gas for that's for gas for. ready for germany or europe, it amounts to about 3 percent of germany used to consume in 2021 before the war started. but it's a start and as they say in english now, every little helps. and i think there are 3 important points of the b