old lisbon agenda i'm quoting according to the lisbon agenda europe should become and i think i'm quoting him here the most competitive and dynamic knowledge based economy in the world by two thousand and ten and the yardstick for basi us and east asia europe has failed resoundingly the euro is still hard. to do with the euro all along feudalism so yeah a little i will not argue of europe this is. a region of the world only japan is matching europe growth for the lower level at a high level it means you have a high level of stagnation but that wasn't the programme outlined in two thousand and i mean if what we've been listening for what we've been hearing from these young voters is that they are obviously discontented at the established policy of more state intervention of inflating away the costs of bank rescue rescues and of saving a current set that has failed these holidays. must have failed so that it isn't the only then the only one i read. yet i mean why we are. going to mobilize a sure no i mean i guess we can. rightly that's why we are not follow following the established policie

only the so-called lisbon agenda i'm quoting according to the lisbon agenda europe should become and i said i'm quoting him here the most competitive and dynamic knowledge based economy in the world by two thousand and ten and the yardstick for base the us and the stage europe has failed resoundingly the euro is still hard. to do with your overall alliance you know it isn't for you a little i will not argue of europe this is the growth region of the world in egypt pan is matching europe's growth for the well i level at a high level meeting is here a high level of stagnation but that wasn't the program outlined in two thousand and i mean if you what we've been listening for what we've been hearing from these young voters is that they are obviously discontented at the established policy of more state intervention of inflating away the costs of bank rescue rescues and of saving occurrence that has failed these holiday. season must have failed so that is not the only and the only why real life village and yet why we are you can you can almost feel as a sure no i mean i'm just. me that's

everyone remembers billy holding up the european cup in lisbon, but a site that was.he greats of the game past and present came to pay their respects. billy mcneill secured his place in footballing history by leading celtic to a 2—1 win against inter milan in 1967. seven minutes from time came the winning goal. becoming the first british player to lift the european cup. in 1965 he scored the winning goal in the scottish cup final, kick—starting the glory years that would lead them to lisbon. at parkhead celtic‘s family of fans gathered to remember with sadness and pride the history billy mcneill leaves behind. it was 60 years old when they won the european cup and thatis when they won the european cup and that is why i am here today, for a very special man. he wasjust a legend, a superb man and i am so proud to be here, the same as everybody else. early mcneill, devoted family man and outstanding player. a footballing legend. —— billy mcneill. our sports correspondent chris mclaughlin is at celtic park. we can see behind you just some of the people who have wanted to

here in nazareth of all places one and a half hours drive north of lisbon. over in the town's park as a party nurseries mayor is convinced of things have improved enormously since the socialists came to power but his party has shielded people from the worst effects of the crisis. else falsified here we're in a completely different situation to say the one i mean greece the government has shown in the people that there are alternatives to the austerity packages of the international monetary fund and waves of privatization but you just put. up with this factory process is lovely grown apples it's a vicious manager wants to see his dried fruit on shelves throughout europe he export business is running well right now low wages are providing them in competitive advantage but small and midsized enterprises or a semi's say the government should give them more support they say smaller startups are being strangled by red tape. that pulls the government should pay more attention to industry and agriculture and it knows that insiders gradually growing that you can't si

and countertenor lisbon does a. 10 hour andrade on you know it had an energetic take on line start to do it from off from box the tails of hoffman. the sea has got a netted a record 240000 euros but close to as dagon of the german aids foundation says the charity's work is far from over anyone considering our work as a whole it's very important for us that the disease be acknowledged by society for it to be curable one day to finally beat it that would be our greatest success and . that beethoven's ode to joy the anthem of the european union brought the event to a triumphant close sonu its beethoven choir and audience join together in song to demonstrate their joint resolve to fight aids. now to all series 100 must reads the best books of german language literature from the start of the 20th century today it's a book called by a swiss author called peter. it was written just 20 years ago and it's a tragic love story between an older man and a woman hoff his age is our man david leavitt's with mole. when people are in love they do some pretty cool raese stuff like buying expensive jewe

so far from london, lisbon, madrid. next time, never such a question will appear.ybody will get acquainted with our beautiful city and will be happy to come back again. manchester city have been referred to uefa‘s adjudicatory chamber following an investigation into the club‘s finances and possible breaches of the financial fair play regulations. if found guilty they could be banned from next season‘s champions league. here‘s our sports correspondent david ornstein. we do not know on the timescale. hazy milan are under a similar investigation. that has been going on for months. other suggestions are this will be dealt with quickly. manchester city say they are disappointed but not surprised. their statement is very strongly worded, especially towards the chairman of this investigation. they also hit out at the immediate weeks. but they seem particularly confident of clearing their names. they say they have provided irrefutable evidence and the hope for a satisfactory outcome. staying with city, the women‘s team has signed the england striker ellen white on a two—ye

national parliaments but it gained a lot more power in the last couple of years especially through the lisbon treaty in 2014 and the question is will the european parliament be able to make this new power use in this election might seem to be on acosta thank you very much. now to some of the other stories making news around the world u.s. president donald trump met with japanese prime minister shinzo amin for a round of golf to begin a 4 day visit to japan on monday trumbull be the 1st world leader to meet with japan's new member never a veto the ascend the throne earlier this month. thousands of israelis have protested against legislation that could grant prime minister benjamin netanyahu immunity from prosecution israel's attorney general says he intends to charge netanyahu with fraud and bribery and one 5th term last month. thousands of people have gathered in albania capital toronto a protest against prime minister and the roma demonstrators called on him to step down to make way for early elections rejects allegations of fraud which many say helped him to win power in 2017 this was the 6

everyone remembers billy holding up the european cup in lisbon — what a sight that was.pects. billy mcneill secured his place in footballing history by leading celtic to a 2—1win against inter milan in 1967. newsreel: merely seven minutes from time came the winning goal. becoming the first british player to lift the european cup. in 1965, mcneill scored the winning goal in the scottish cup final, kick—starting the glory years that would lead them to lisbon. at parkhead, celtic‘s family of fans gathered to remember with sadness and pride the history billy mcneill leaves behind. i was 16—years—old when they won the european cup and that's why i am here today, for a very, very special man. he wasjust a legend, he was a superb man and i'm so proud to be here to see everybody else. billy mcneill, devoted family man and outstanding player. a footballing legend. the security minister ben wallace has said he believes the sri lankan authorities will be able to deliver "justice" for the victims of the easter sunday bombings. he was speaking whilst on a trip to the capital colombo,

certainly fits well with portugal a country that's super startup friendly especially its capital lisbon where it's raining great. a recent study shows this relatively small city has become europe's 5th largest stop for startups and you need the hype. as an entrepreneur and start up lobbyist without the hype and the attention it generates it's hard to build a momentum to do something like this here. she 1st company factory is converting an old military building into a huge office space for tech companies she works closely with the portuguese government which is launched a major push to attract tech companies and start ups a new business visa makes entering the country easier for the european entrepreneur was that they asked me how best to do it so we set up an online application process and did all the administrative stuff and then just let the people come to basically see how it would work other european countries spend far too much time thinking about something before actually putting it into action. so far only around 60 startup founders have used the visa since the program was launch

the whites of seville as well as lisbon see cha pters of seville as well as lisbon see chapters climbly of late. things are said to warm up into next week after the showers fade and things turned dry this weekend. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. donald trump has blocked congress from getting the full details of the mueller report. that means an unredacted version. this came as the house was poised to hold attorney general william barr in contempt forfailing to hand over an un—redacted version. this sums up the democrats' mood: in this country, no one is above the law, including the president of the united states. we're also in south africa where people have been voting in the country's general elections. scientists are using drones to map chernobyl‘s red forest, one of the most radioactive places on earth. and we'll look at how brazil's culture wars are being waged in the classroom, where there's an increasing focus on discipline and order. india's elections are the biggest exercise in democracy in the world — and we're reaching the finale. there are 900 million registe

celebrations in lisbon as well where benfica have regained the portuguese league title for one final day of the season when again santa clara meant to finish 2 points clear of rivals porter and figure taking the championship in portugal for a record extending 37th time. as will the italian champions outgoing new venters coach massimiliano a legacy was emotional he spoke for the 1st time about his 5 year tenure in turin coming to an end a leg reconfirmed had was the club who had decided it was time for a change he's delivered 5 league titles in a row but not a coveted european trophy. last we talked we discussed we shared our ideas would express my thoughts about the event his future and for you if it is good then the club rightly decided that the coach would not be the next season but this doesn't change my relationship with president i'd nearly leon remain top of the tree in women's european football they've won the 4th champions league crown in a row after beating barcelona in the final in budapest. the 1st half hattrick for leon in a $41.00 victory. the top 2 maine's tennis player

celebrations in lisbon as well where benfica have regained the portuguese league title for one final day of the season win against santa clara meant to finish 2 points clear of rivals porto and figure taking the championship in portugal for a record extending 37th time. as for the italian champions outgoing new venters coach massimiliano a legacy was emotional he spoke for the 1st time about his 5 year tenure in today in coming to an end a leg reconfirmed had was the club who had decided it was time for a change he's delivered 5 league titles in a row but not a coveted european trophy. by the last we talked we discussed we shared our ideas would express my thoughts about his future and for you if it is good then the club rightly decided that the coach would not be next season but this doesn't change my relationship with president i'd nearly leon remain top of the tree in women's european football they've won the 4th champions league crown in a row after beating barcelona in the final in budapest. the 1st half hattrick fully on in a $41.00 victory. the top 2 maine's tennis players wil

i went to lisbon last year, and it is just a great big party.nd the scenes, though, coastguardsjoining it is brilliant. behind the scenes, though, coastguards joining 8000 police officers in a massive security operation. the seaside city of tel aviv a controversial host because of the israeli— palestinian conflict. just a week ago, cross—border violence to the south left d oze ns cross—border violence to the south left dozens dead. but calls for the contest to be moved or even boycotted completely spurred a controversial and comic response. israel determined to focus on singing, not security. the message not lost on these fans, keen to get the party started. eurovision 2019, tel aviv, yes! the first of up to 50,000 visitors flocking to a giant purpose—built euro village, a 60 acre site with its own live shows, chillout zones, and a 100 metre bar. the main focus, though, arrivals in the city's convention centre, set to stage the semifinals on tuesday and thursday, before reaching a characteristically camp climax on saturday's grand final. well, i

from munich to portugal in the capital lisbon celebrations here. ben feet retained the. title of one final day of the season when against santa clara meant that they finished 2 points clear of rivals if the puerto benfica taking the championship in portugal for a record extending 37th time as were the italian champions outgoing new venters coach massimiliano a legacy was emotional he spoke for the 1st time about his 5 year tenure in turin coming to an end a leg reconfirmed had was the club who had decided it was time for a change he's delivered 5 league titles in a row but not a coveted european trophy. by a lot of them we talked we discussed it we shared our ideas which express my thoughts about his future and for you if it is good then the club rightly decided that the coach would not be the next season but this doesn't change my relationship with president i'd nearly leon remain top of the tree in women's european football they've won the 4th champions league crown in a row after beating barcelona in the final in budapest ballon d'or winner odd ahead with a 1st half h

i went to lisbon last year, and it'sjust a great big party.es, though, coastguardsjoining 8,000 police officers in a massive security operation, the seaside city of tel aviv a controversial host because of the israeli—palestinian conflict. just a week ago, cross—border violence to the south left dozens dead. but calls for the contest to be moved or even boycotted completely spurred a controversial and comic response... israel determined to focus on singing, not security. the message not lost on these fans, keen to get the party started. israel determined to focus on singing, not security. the message not lost on these fans, keen to get the party started. eurovision 2019, tel aviv, yes! the first of up to 50,000 visitors flocking to a giant purpose—built euro village, a 60—acre site with its own live shows, chillout zones, and a 100 metre bar. the main focus, though — arrivals in the city's convention centre, set to stage the semifinals on tuesday and thursday, before reaching a characteristically camp climax on saturday's grand final. lots of

in some cities of russia for the world championship, also to four from london, lisbon, madrid. we host such an event, never such a question will appear because i believe everybody getting acquainted with our beautiful city, our hospitality will be happy to be back again. manchester city women have signed ellen white on a two year deal after a couple of seasons with birmingham city. capped 80 times and help the lionesses when the second back—up for the first time. there was a big win forjohanna konta in rome today. she beat the sloane stephens in three sets to reach the italian 0pen third round . the british number one lost the first set on a tie—break. but konta fought back against the seventh seed and took the second set by six games to four. konta broke early on in the decider as the americans serve collapsed and konta took it 6—1. because this match was rained off yesterday konta will have to play her next match against venus williams later today. the two—time french open champion maria sharapova has withdrawn from this month's touranment because of an ongoing shoulder probl

a ship off the coast of south africa the size as a it was a ship owned by portuguese owners left lisbon and 794 so near decades after the american revolution in the midst of the haitian revolution for independence and it traveled for liz. been to mozambique i mean he's a post about. there was a loaded with 512 wasn't beacons were enslaved. what's left from the ship is very bottom of the ship wreck site that's been battered and pounded on the coastline of south africa in very cold waters in turbulent waters nearly 100 yards from shore. so what's left is small pieces of timber. some what were once are in shackles. so very few objects but very put in the context of what this ship did and the enormity of the trade very powerful objects. and these iron bars for instance. slave traders for hundreds of years to be used to help create ballast in the bottoms of ships of all kinds. and slave ships they became a way of helping to countermeasure their cargo that was living. is something you know that the museum down which i think is really profoundly powerful which is that when lonnie spoke about w

number of your of vision to her wrists was actually tiny it was a fraction of the number who went to lisbon last year and in fact thousands of tickets for the 3 year of vision shows went on sold with the israeli public broadcaster had to start giving them away so it was a flop in that sense and i think it was a flop in the sense that you know israel's political agenda in hosting your evasion was to completely hide the fact that that is occupying millions of palestinians depriving them of their rights and as we saw in the report to present itself as a fun normal country where your tourists can go and have a great time but if you look at much of the international media coverage it did talk about the boycott madonna who was supposed to be sort of a big star attraction was forced to contend with the demands for boycotts and although none of the big international you know none of the can contestants decided to stay away in the end nonetheless israel did not get what it wanted which was a controversial uncontroversial funny or a vision but won't they take notice of that and does that put real pre

offer books that were banned by the old regime because the get up that you could have to do that in lisbonadmitted that books used to have limited purposes during the former regime but now people can access books they couldn't find because of the oppression and the ban they were living under but this isn't just a revolution of the people it's a revolution of the mind this while. some choose other ways to learn listening to political debates from various parties and groups including those. that were targeted by the former government with the opportunity to talk to other protective people here saying my bad but that it was politics feeling this knowledge of president that many here have heard of but haven't lived while getting a taste of how different the country can be under here. on this corner different cultures are in full display the dances performed are common in the west and south of sudan parts of the country that have been marred by violence. now people are traveling here to join in their revolution in their own ways. to fight the sudan's future will be beautiful people will be unit

governments in the pharmaceutical sector has been rising for years there are a must to achieve the lisbon target of three percent of gross domestic product germany austria and switzerland together invest about one hundred. twenty billion euros in research and development every year. however those affected by rare diseases do not automatically benefit the pharmaceutical industry applies a simple formula. for you i think history class how common or how rare is the disease. is there any basic research that shows how it could be treated. or can and can we expect research into it to pay off at some point. but i think. i was taught. many people affected by rare diseases a hope for new drugs or gene therapy but it's a complex process scientists must first find and develop an active substance then they tested on animals so as not to endanger humans. these studies alone often take years. and then when all the trials have gone well if you go into clinical trials that is into research with actual patients initially healthy volunteers will be thinking. of around ten thousand active substances evaluat

in greetings from lisbon world financial center here in new york one of the situations of not being able to be understood. get out of the. country is in great demand as a speaker he advises companies around the world on data matters. such as reputation as amazon's former chief scientist always follows him and gets him along why even as far as the german chancellor. staff i'm convinced our government can only keep up with developments if we continue to seek external advice and that's exactly what we're doing by asking experts from the various fields to health and advise us in the digital council because it's a state and east andreas is one of them you will lead me to use a hundred because i consider the things that interest the chancellor for much because if i can convince her i can actually achieve more than i could at a university or in research for. the shed the good news as soon as he was appointed to the chancellor's committee. my own artist you fired i think if you want data to be used sparingly then you are picking the wrong back on who's on the real battle is to the mound more for

that are on that list of the 20 most resilient cities why aren't places like berlin or dublin or lisbon are in high demand for certain industries making the cut? >> i think that's really interesting, and it's one of the things that i definitely noticed from the report. london and paris are quite unique, and they are the economic powerhouses of those countries. we have a look in germany. there are tent cities within germany that make it into our list. >> there are cities that -- what these resilient cities are showing is that they are continuing to keep their place not only in terms of economic power and wealth, but also in terms of demographics. zbriefrmt now, if investors want to take the leap andinvest in challenger city in a country or region that is not as developed as places like europe what's the biggest risk in terms of the investments they could make? >> i think what we're saying is these challenger cities are for those investors looking for a risk they're not established on the world stage. they're not resilient cities already, but they present potential opportunity for those l

25,000 people coming next week for a conference called collision, the sister summit to the one in lisbon. up withlenge is keeping everyone who wants to invest here. people see toronto as a place in north america where they can be close to the united states, huge expertise when it comes to things like artificial intelligence, machine learning, but also a place where the quality of life and acceptance of diversity is a given. byare having a huge influx entrepreneurs, global companies, and a lot of smart people are coming. we now have an immigration system where we can get a visa for a smart person from india, china, within days, to help a canadian company, which is different elsewhere. you areoes that mean going to take another look at the foreigner buyer tax that you implemented in 2017? john: that is a decision of the provincial government. i was a party to those discussions. that was to try to deal with an overheated real estate market and not kill it off, but at the same time cool it down. i think it's been cool down to some extent, but ultimately, it will involve a careful series of c

hundreds of bay area students are heading to lisbon spain on board a csu maritime academy ship after they were stuck in barbados when their ship crashed at port. it was posted on facebook the ship has been repaired after it smashed into a crane on board on tuesday. the students and faculty and staff worked on the mast over the past two days and were finally able to leave overnight. >>> the city of dublin is working to create a formal flash flooding-flying policy after a controversial vote offer flying the flag over pride month. the community's reaction caught the council off guard at last night's meeting. >> if you agree to fly the rainbow flag, can we fly the confederate flag, the black lives matter flag, the communist flag. >> there is no s which would stand for straight, there for it is not inclusive. >> i am soaking withry. i came out of there screaming and swearing. it is unreal that people are against this when it is just a flag for the month. >> in the end the council decided the public flag poll at city hall should be reserved for federal, state and city flaggings until a for

my road to madrid starts tonight via lisbon. i should my road to madrid starts tonight via lisbon.me, it is just being part of the atmosphere and enjoying it. you will get you a ticket. i have already told him. sort it out, hugh. great stuff. have a lovely weekend. sarah has climbed 325 steps to get to the top of the magnificent durham cathedral. just to give us the weather. good morning again, sarah. good morning. i have my breath back after the 325 steps first thing this morning. it is a beautiful view from the top of the central tower of durham cathedral. it has been closed for three years, it is about to reopen to the public after a major programme of repairs that cost about £2 million. norman, you are the cathedral archaeologist, so talk me through the history of this cathedral. how long has it stood here at this site? it was started in 1093 and it took about 40 years into the 11 30s and it had a central tower into the western towers. the 11 30s and it had a central tower into the western towersm was struck by lightning twice. yes, 1429 and 1459. since then, have there been ma

. >> lisbon, portugal. >> you guys are just naming exotic places. >> i am. >> mozambique, africa. >>h africa. >> milan. >> i did it all for the gram. >> does brooklyn count? i feel like brooklyn's a hike these days for me, that's an exotic. an exotic. >>> it's time for "the mix" on this friday. we're starting out with how amazing women are. >> they really are. >> specifically this woman, lisette perez, 34, from the los angeles area. she ran the boston marathon when she was nearly nine months pregnant. get it, yes. now, she did this in 5:49:20, which is amazing. her doctor really recommended against it. thought she was nuts, basically. because she could induce labor at that stage. but look, she did it, it's all good, we're impressed. >> i cannot run a marathon. >> period. >> i couldn't be pregnant. for the obvious reasons. >> true. >> hey, speaking of babies. we're now hearing the unique story, interesting story, behind those baby on board stickers that you see in cars. well, apparently a man is behind them. >> okay. >> and those stickers made him a multimillionaire. >> oh my gosh. >>

. >> i would argue we're the only brand that you can go to lisbon portugal, colombia and new york citynd ask about high times and they'll know about cannabis any i don't think there's another brand globally that can do that. whatever the category is, it's what people want to win and we monetize that. we've got brands that come in and want to participate that and we have sponsors that want to do that, and we have people that want to be a part of the social engagement tim mentioned that you want to be a lifestyle brand and high times is recognizable. do you see playboy where they licensed their very well known brand to products and you can have a playboy-branded club or a high times-related cafe or joint, what else >> i think everything is an opportunity for us right now the reason why you don't see cannabis clubs or dispensaries or lounges or lounges is because it wasn't legal before. >> west hollywood has some opening up. >> correct i think over the next 18 to 24 month, i think globally it will open up and you will see high times-branded product, lounges, dispensaries literally around

not far off that here in the building into lisbon later this weekend. a start of next.a fair bit a cloud, some rain around turning bit cloudier, there could be some big thunderstorms across germany and into pollen, cooler here than we saw earlier in the week, and things cooling down to eastern europe after those storms pass. —— and into poland. taurus western russia, it stays hot before the cooler weather gradually works its way in. for us, we are doing things the opposite way. things will get warmer at the coming days into next week, turning drier after some showers and more details coming for the week ahead in half an hour. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. talks aimed at ending the trade war between the us and china are about to resume. and president trump has set the tone: we're the piggy bank that everybody steals from. including china. the us says china has backtracked on a deal. china says it hasn't. we look at what's gone wrong and the chances of the two sides ever agreeing. results from south africa's general elections are coming in, with the rulin

articlety of lisbon, 117 says that the parliament elects the president of the commission. and upon presentation of the candidate by the council, taking into account the european elections. that is a new process, it was already applied last time. so in the next weeks, it actually begins today, for begin yesterday, we have a very intense negotiations between the heads of parties and groups in parliament, for assessing the results of the election. it is more difficult for me than before, than in the past, and even the council is having a dinner, 6:00 p.m. come early for brussels, but they are having a dinner where they will also ponder the results. we are not yet sure whether the -- of the parliament and the council will coincide, so that will be the interesting moment when we see if they agree on what happened, i predict they will not agree immediately. but there will be weeks of negotiations. if all goes well in the same, in july, the parliament will elect the president of the commission. if the council is able to propose a candidate. and the parliament said clearly it woul

portugal lisbon on the 24th of july. tickets go on sale tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. yesterday - >> unbelievable. stuart: why you have a south african accent? >> i was born in the african but it was not my country but i grew up in [inaudible]. stuart: welcome to america. we hope you do all the summer. >> thank you very much. stuart: china trade, that is the big news story of the day but we have report from reuters claims china reneged on virtually all aspects of the deal which had been agreed to after months of negotiations. looks like the deal is in serious trouble. i don't think president trump is to blame but i blame china. my take on that, next. . . metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i was relentless first. relentless about learning the first song we ever danced to. about teaching him to put others first. about helping her raise her first child. and when i was first diagnosed, my choice was everyday verzenio. it's the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. it gives us more time without cancer progressing. verzenio is the only cdk4 & 6 inhibitor

other games in some cities of russia for the world championship, which is also too far from london, lisbon. i believe that everybody will be getting equated with our beautiful city and hospitality, they will be happy to be back again. golf's second major of the year, the uspga championship, is underway at bethpage black in new york state. tiger woods teed off in the last hour, chasing a second major title in a row after his win at the masters. victory here would move him back to the top of the world rankings. it's very early days at bethpage black in new york and here's how the leaderboard was looking a few moments ago. england's matt wallace with a joint share of the lead. northern ireland's graeme mcdowell is level par, while english pair justin rose and tommy fleetwood are one over. danny willett tees off at around half past six this evening, as does rory mcllroy, who's aiming for a third us pga title. that's all the sport for now. borisjohnson has said he will run for the conservative party leadership after theresa may stands down. theresa may has been meeting the 1922 committee, there

she says, i have been sent an e—mail about the impact of the lisbon treaty under uk law if we were to eu. would the uk have tojoin the euro? now, and it's something that went round quite widely a few months ago on social media, no. that everyone would force to be joining the euro after 2020. we have a series of opt outsif after 2020. we have a series of opt outs if we were to remain in. our t outs if we were to remain in. our opt out from joining the euro would remain. denmark has the same thing. countries that have joined since 2004, and have had to express the intention ofjoining, 2004, and have had to express the intention of joining, like 2004, and have had to express the intention ofjoining, like poland, but there is no absolute mechanism for forcing them to do so. poland says they intend to join for forcing them to do so. poland says they intend tojoin in for forcing them to do so. poland says they intend to join in the future, but there is no obligation on us tojoin future, but there is no obligation on us to join the euro future, but there is no obligation on us tojoin the eur