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unlocking that and i do think development finance is needed jackie you can start that was the sponsor lucian's in the whole financial value chain but one other part of what mobility is is a huge cost you know today use because occupy more than 80 percent of new vehicles so in many cases is cause or not road with the so that needs to be a result all right our vision is that our vision is ultimately that's all you see all 2nd hand costs sold on the continent must come from giggles that were a symbol of the negative press this whole it the system and even those 2nd and cause or say need all right have a vehicle as a base financing provided as it were they think i already know i think we would want it we're going to have to leave it there right now dave coffee c.e.o. of the africa association of automotive manufacturers thank you very much and. well the european union has given the green light to the moderna kovan 1000 vaccine it's the 2nd jab that the e.u. has approved as europeans look to accelerate covert inoculation efforts and the e.u. has ordered 160000000 doses of the more down to vaccine w

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lucian in city parks that was the aim of the online call which hundreds of people in berlin followed the clean up call was based on data collected by volunteers who had discovered many polluted places in the german capital plan a supported the call the startups focus is environmental protection. climate change is not one problem climate change is a lot of problems that are intertwined and our data approach helps us actually untangle this complexity we use the data to pinpoint exactly the locations and the types of issues that happen around the world that need to be immediately. the berlin based startup analyzes data from research institutions around the world . based on its findings plan a contact individuals companies and community groups in the affected areas worldwide. they publicize their project and allow users to help fund them. data analysis can help to identify and address environmental problems move quickly. litter base is an online database that's open to everyone graphic show the results of more than a 1000 scientific studies on marine pollution. on a world map it's easy t

we use a as a market should lucian to the pollution problem and force every polluter of carbon gases in the united states to pay for every pound of pollution they've produced this would generate $4.00 trillion dollars which would then also permit a very creative alliance with the. with europe rather than doing we're trying to own let's let's just may take creative solutions the last time you were on the show you know very alarmed at the prospect of a 2nd trump i just like to remind you of what you sat back that. if trump when our democracy is in crisis it isn't only the supreme court our entire democracy will be invited maher. 1931 if biden winge and the. very strong conservative court proceeds to. solt women's rights as they surely will but even more they will assault the foundations of health care in this country and end the regulatory apparatus and environment and other things. president didn't win a 2nd term but do you stand by dystopian vision you outlined. well that's why i turn the clock back to 123. we were enough imo our 923. we have. stopped for the moment this terrible rea

gripping stuff there and here to tell us more about how these new streaming shows are revelent lucian izing television in india it's got rocks for a welcome once again scott now these are a real departure obviously from something like bollywood both an aesthetic and and content how do these new indian series actually measure up to other international productions like from israel or scandinavia for instance well i think the very best of indian is serious or they can measure up with almost anything in the world really what i find interesting though is that because india has such a long tradition in film and t.v. that's quite different from sort of the western tradition you're seeing some differences in some of some of the shows like netflix i had the 1st big sort of streaming hit a couple years ago with the sacred games which is sort of a it's a police crime drama which is a thriller it's also sort of a satire of. political corruption and ethical and economic disparities in india and it's kind of a mix it's. a bit more melodramatic probably than your typical us show and it's that touche

we use a market should lucian to the pollution problem and force every polluter of carbon gases in the united states to pay for every pound of pollution they've produced this would generate $4.00 trillion dollars which would then also permit a very creative alliance with the. with europe rather than doing we're trying to well let's let's hope that we just may take creative solutions the last time you were on the show you know very alarmed at the prospect of a 2nd trump time i just like to remind you of what you sat back. if trump wins our democracy is in crisis it isn't only the supreme court our entire democracy will be invited maher. $931.00 if biden wins and the. very strong conservative court proceeds to. women's rights as they surely will but even more they will assault the foundations of health care in this country and the regulatory apparatus and environment and other things. president trump didn't win a 2nd term but do you stand by the dystopian vision you outlined. well that's why i turn the clock back to 123. we were enough imo our 923. we have. stopped for the moment this te

hearing the children so the burden is just proportionately falling on women and you're absolutely right lucian is going to come with gender parity that's when the word parity means and so you know i applaud it and would say let's hope that can happen because that really will be the ultimate answer to some of these issues let's talk a little bit about concrete measures to change the calculus here you are in favor of quotas for women in politics and business why. well you know i often joke that i think i'm just getting a little old and wanting to see. what i call hurry history because at the rate we're going you know courting to well they're comic form at the rate we're going it's going to take about 200 plus years to get to that kind of gender parity on our talking about well that's just low yeah that the world can't tolerate that level of speed so for me quotas are circuit breakers they will break up in groups favoritism and closed social networks they will have the possibility of making sure that there's a critical mass of women at the table you know an awful research now is showing that the

these farm laws so these practices the idea of going to just ponds and the farmers who saved land lucian and more to be you should so what are the farmers in india do we need. from these practices do not mean very boettcher do not need devolution where or only venetian do seem to have markets. do go ahead keep in sitting at the go sheesh and take what you want to be revolution 2.0. but green their emotion as it has a negative connotation for most of those. and you know it's something that ended up destroying those pockets of india. as those hubs so food security as well as those ignore large tracts of. media so they would is maybe a small onset of places where everything was bombed in a war ecosystem was built on focusing on just about 2 grains and wheat and india's food security. a policy conceptualisation listed on these. 2 grains and supply from these pockets to the rest of the country and i must say that followed has been to blame for the entire country and that is where we don't need a 2nd greens evolution as it's called we didn't need to he conceptualize boards the future of india

regard is totally dependent on the practical steps of the tech to meet its obligations under the loser lucian $2231.00 actually america's time is limited and the window of opportunity for the u. s. and the european members of the g c p a remains all been for a limited period. let's go to brazil no where relatives and friends of hundreds of people killed in a mining disaster are marking the 2nd anniversary of the tragedy as family members gathered for memorial services they also called for those responsible to be held to account all the while efforts to find then dri cover the remains of those who died still ongoing in the southern state of rena. reports 2 years after her sister went missing natalia do leave there are still hopes her body will be found some families in the town of broome a gene your continuing to search for the remains of their loved ones they were swept away when the dam collapsed nearby you must watch thankful for that my sister can be anywhere in this search for listen i come in pray hoping to find her as soon as i can there's a lot of possible areas we don't know if they'r

dependent on the practical steps of the us through tech to meet its obligations under the reason lucian 2231 actually i may because time is limited and the window of opportunity for the u. s. and the european members of the g c p a remains open for a limited period. iran is still reeling from a series of blows inflicted during the last year of the trumpet ministration including the us assassination of its most revered military figure qassam salah money and the killing of its chief nuclear scientist most in fact residing which tehran attributes to israel. and israel a shift away from troubles hardline on iran is a major foreign policy challenge provoking a debate about whether the government should confront the biden ministration publicly or lobby behind the scenes in this instance the public confrontation has come from the head of its army are a force that al-jazeera west jerusalem. iranian president hassan rouhani addressed a cabinet meeting a short while ago he didn't comment on the israeli plants and said it's up to the u.s. and the europeans to comply with the nuclear deal is the us

lucian and contempt culminated in forced sterilization under the nazis. documentary examines the few traces that remain of their existence. to children. storage january 11th on d. w. . this is news and these are our top stories millions of people in the u.s. state of georgia have been casting ballots in runoff elections that will determine which party controls the u.s. senate democrats need to win both seats in order to take effective control of the chamber and boost president elect joe biden's chances of carrying out his agenda. german chancellor angela merkel has announced an extension to the country's coronavirus until the end of january and introduced tougher restrictions on public life germany recorded more than 900 coronavirus deaths in the last 24 hour period despite a toughening of restrictions in december. venezuela's new parliament has met for its 1st session with president nicolas maduro in almost complete control of the national assembly his united socialist party won more than 92 percent of seats a month ago after the opposition parties led b

on his return to russia so why has he returned what's the calculation here well i think the go to lucian is that 1st of all you know i think your report said that he was returning to the country that poisoned general i think that only would probably just say that it was the government that poisoned him and he claims as much right to the country as. as pugin those votes so he you know is a political activist he has no. become the leader of we go what remains the largest and most powerful independent political organization in russia and so the only way that that organization contests parliamentary elections that are coming up this year and continues to challenge the government is is if he is there this is on the cover what do you think the calculation is in detaining him do you think that the order came all the way from the kremlin. so no i don't think so actually i'm not partly agree with my esteemed colleague sam because 1st of all the case awful poisoning was never proved in that he germany. actually delivered. documentation but not medical cases medical medical indications that he was

with students come out of the family in nordstrom to is most important element in russian german lucian's with substance she was on the right side of the side of the engine which just a cover that buying these up was felix they support giving him a limousine service when not as mr said is not substantially in the plan or the way . or the same scale it's as if you know what were the american government is continuing to sit with your shoe. and now that germany has had information about the valleys medical situation with russia how might that affect the investigation into what happened last august. we haven't seen what germany has devolved the 4th that you provided serious ago on the station suggests that it was not of significance. but people are speaking about form as opposed to form steppers or germany as it was to provide such information. in dungeons on him and he'd done so. but you did so. independent political analyst thank you very much for your time. thank you for joining us here on aussie international we're back with more at the top of the alice knew that. elderly forward to talki

you can review lucian a real movement of $68.00 argued that nothing should be forbidden so for a long time she having sex with minors was considered cheek plus francis laws are just too vague and we don't even have a proper age of consent we are demanding the age to be set at 15 in general and 18 for victims of incest. i d's read on dolly jaguar since. but the government says it is not considering putting in place an age of consent and that it will take for the measures. in place because i think everybody has now understood that we need to respect children the president has announced that a new commission will be created and the 1st thing we look into is how to better listen to children and detect abuse of the engine. for money this is a 1st step into the right direction although she hopes more radical change will follow. cities like i'd like to see what they actually implemented but we need to thaw really change the mindset of our society things like that just shouldn't have many more we have to educate our children differently and teach them that violence is just not acceptable in a

on may 29th to add a label to trump's tweet saying it glorifies violence trump and threaten that lucian's would be shot during protests of the death of george floyd. they don't generally 7 of the trump supporters stormed capitol hill and locked his account for 12 hours and forced the removal of 3 of his tweets saying it was due to a risk of violence. tribe supporters have also been leveling their anger at some republicans. senator lindsey graham was called a traitor as he was a score to ronald reagan national airport on friday evolved to formalize the victory of democratic president elect joe biden he's one of several truck allies who are calling for talks of impeachment to be dropped to avoid any further division. for president elect biden says those who stormed the capitol on wednesday should be regarded as terrorists and should be treated as their bunch of thugs insurrectionist white supremacist and i so much 6 and there's not enough i mean you know these church there were these are a bunch of thugs folks and their terrorist domestic terrorist and will be a judgment for the justice dep

gripping stuff there and here to tell us more about how these new streaming shows are revelent lucian izing television in india it's got rocks for a welcome once again scott now these are a real departure obviously from something like bollywood both in aesthetic and and content how do these new indian series actually measure up to other international productions like from from israel or scandinavia for instance well i think the very best of indian is serious they can measure up with almost anything in the world really what i find interesting though is that because india has such a long tradition in film and t.v. that's quite different from sort of the western tradition you're seeing some differences in some of some of the shows like netflix had the 1st big sort of streaming hit a couple years ago with the sacred games which is sort of a it's a police crime drama which is a trailer it's also sort of a satire of. political corruption and ethical and economic disparities in india and it's kind of a mix it's. a bit more melodramatic probably than your typical us show and is that touches a

to a 1000000 lucian's so what are the challenges then when you're trying to get so many days is to say many people. well we've been precipitated this we've been in this questions with the russian development and our investment fund. team members and of course with gun violence too and of course that a vaccine is basically a minus if you niggas celcius product so you do need to ensure that we have the requisite chords in supply systems in place in order for us to be able to supply these products over to the center and we have a team that's been put together already which are looking closely at how we basically alegria together with the ministry of health and i guess just wondering how does the sputnik the vaccine one compare with other vaccines that there when it comes to distributing stacey's to the public. well there are some vaccines and obviously are there which is about minus $78080.00 degrees celsius which requires a lot more industry fusion and of course we want to make sure that even though this is not as. low in terms of temperature we do want to ensure that the spending the va

member of the food birds and reject the departments and agencies tribal consultations truthy mission lucian relationship. rastignac. is condemning very recently little weary and intolerance against asian. and pacific islanders in the distance. the country really lose in this nation. this is going to hurt. you. it's president joe biden there signing some executive actions owner of racial equality he's been outlining his plan for a racial equality and he said that he ran for president because he felt the soul of the nation was at stake and he said the american soul be troubled as long as systemic racism was allowed to continue or let's cross live now to a white house correspondent kimberly halkett can really talk us through some of those executive actions that the president is going to undertake. now with the signature what we see is a stark contrast to the previous administration in terms of priorities that this is a conscious shift in some cases even undoing policies of the previous administration that joe biden felt were counter to his ultimate goal and that is of achieving racial equity a

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david lucian even with the name then the way that. we got some proportional voting and they gave all dissemblers and insulted local government back about the cape changes we want to say which was an end to the fest past the post system across the u.k. from parliamentary elections we didn't get that and. and in essence our problems ever since that stem from. them in campbell was was was part of the you stepped in as they are acting leader of the team some notable success in parliamentary terms for questioning gordon brown a famous a question which still lead a lot primus this question many people are surprised that that states that you didn't seek the party leadership while you're in 2 minds about it before you decided not to go for that well i'd get think about it but it just happened that they the 2 main contenders chris you know and nick clegg had already been well organized mostly by parliamentary colleagues are committed themselves one way or the other there was also a mood and in. the main camp it was great in many ways he was st

adult added rather a label to trump's tweet saying it calorifier as violence trump a thrashing that lucian's would be shot during protests of the death of george floyd there on january 7th a trump supporters stormed capitol hill blocked his account for 12 hours and forced the removal of 3 of his tweets saying it was due to a risk of violence president elect joe biden says those who stormed the capitol on wednesday should be regarded as terrorists and should be treated as the bunch of thugs insurrectionist white supremacist and i semites 6 and there's not enough i mean you know these church there were these are a bunch of thugs thugs and their terrorist domestic terrorists and that will be a judgment for the justice department to make as to what the charges should be but the fact is they should be prosecuted and should be prosecuted the difference here is this had the active encouraged of a city president of the united states and the way in which the breakdown in security occurred needs to be thoroughly investigated karen greenberg is from fordham university school of law we spoke about the s

will take to meet its obligations under the reason lucian 2231 actually i may because time is limited and the window of opportunity for the u. s. and the european a members of the g c p remains open for a limited period iran is still reeling from a series of blows inflicted during the last year of the trumpet ministration including the us assassination of its most revered military figure cus i'm still in money and the killing of its chief nuclear scientist most in fact residing which tehran attributes to israel and israel a shift away from troubles hardline on iran is a major foreign policy challenge provoking a debate about whether the government should confront the biden ministration publicly or lobby behind the scenes in this instance the public confrontation has come from the head of its army air force it al-jazeera west jerusalem well let's bring in trita parsi he's executive vice president of the quincy institute think tank is also former president of the national iranian american council and joins us via skype from washington d.c. treater great to have you back how significant

will take to meet its obligations under the reason lucian 2231 actually america's time is limited and the window of opportunity for the u. s. and the european a member of the g c p a remains open for a limited period. the acting u.s. envoy to the u.n. says the president joe biden's policy for israel and palestine will be to support a mutually agreed 2 state solution the u.n. security council has been meeting to discuss the issue it's the 1st briefing with a new u.n. middle east coordinator it's also the 1st time that the council has met discuss the region since joe biden was sworn in as president. the economic situation in syria has drastically deteriorated in recent months the syrian currency is in a downward spiral setting the price of food and basic goods soaring by more than 200 percent it's spreading creasing numbers of syrians are turning to landfills to survive a shot of bullets reports. more lives in a refugee camp in the syrian province of idlib every day with her friends she comes to this landfill she searches for plastic she can sell for cycling probably a lot of ballet and

will take to meet its obligations under the reason lucian 2231 actually america's time is limited and the window of opportunity for the u. s. and the european embers of the g c p a remains open for a limited period. italian prime minister we can't say has resigned in a bid to form a new government he went to the presidential palace to submit his resignation presidents will start consultations with party leaders from weapons day in the meantime conte will stay on in a caretaker capacity in effect lost his majority want a vital junior partner in his coalition quit over his handling of the pandemic conti's resignation is seen as a gamble stephanie decker has more from rome. political consultations party consultations develop meeting with the heads of different parties over the next 2 days or so to figure out who will be the right person to get that majority a lot of analysis here about how it's going to go i think the consensus is that perhaps something perhaps because everything is still up in the air pressure that just epic want to maybe given a 3rd chance to form a 3rd government that

lucian in city parks that was the aim of the online call which hundreds of people in berlin followed the clean up call was based on data collected by volunteers who had discovered many polluted places in the german capital plan a supported the call the startups focus is environmental protection. climate change is not one problem climate change is a lot of problems that are intertwined and our data approach helps us actually untangle this complexity we use the data to pinpoint exactly the locations and the types of issues that happen around the world that needs to be immediately. the berlin based startup analyzes data from research institutions around the world . based on its findings plan a contact individuals companies and community groups in the affected areas worldwide. they publicize their project and allow users to help fund them. data analysis can help to identify and address environmental problems move quickly. litter base is an online database that's open to everyone graphic show the results of more than a 1000 scientific studies on marine pollution. on a world map it's easy

we use a as a market should lucian to the pollution problem and force every polluter of carbon gases in the united states to pay for every pound of pollution they've produced this would generate $4.00 trillion dollars which would then also permit a very creative alliance with the. with europe rather than doing what trump well let's let's just my taste creating solutions that last time you were on the show you know a very alarmed at the prospect of a 2nd to trump i just like to remind you of what you sat back. if trump wins our democracy is in crisis it isn't only the supreme court our entire democracy will be invited maher. $931.00 if biden wins and the. very strong conservative court proceeds to. solt women's rights as they surely will but even more they will assault the foundations of health care in this country and the regulatory apparatus and environment and other things. president didn't win a 2nd term but do you stand by the dystopian vision you outlined. well that's why i turned the clock back to 923. we were enough imo our 923. we have. stopped for the moment this terrible re

we use it a a market should lucian to the pollution problem and force every polluter of carbon gases in the united states to pay for every pound of pollution they've produced this would generate $4.00 trillion dollars which would then also permit a very creative alliance with the. with europe rather than doing work trying to well let's let's just by taking on creating solutions the last time you were on the show you know a very alarmed at the prospect of a 2nd trump time i'd just like to remind you of what you said back. if trump wins our democracy is in crisis it isn't only the supreme court our entire democracy will be invited maher. $931.00 if biden wins and the. very strong conservative court proceeds to. women's rights as they surely will but even more they will assault the foundations of health care in this country and the regulatory apparatus and environment and other things. present didn't win a 2nd term but do you stand by the dystopian vision you outlined. well that's why i turn the clock back to 923. we were enough i'm our 923. we have. stopped for the moment this terror w

there should be a pan banking market, and we need to get there not in an evil lucian in the next 20 years an evolution in the next 20 years, we need to get there now. out of the covid lockdowns, finance is to channel money where it is best used. europe needs a deeper capital market, and that will not happen in a fragmented environment. just as the u.s. capital market would not have happened in a fragmented market across u.s. states. europe needs to grow into a true union. in that context, banks will consolidate. you see that at the moment. thanks in europe don't pay dividends. they don't do share buybacks. there in a different situation than u.s. banks. to be internationally competitive, they need to grow in size. of size.a market europe is fragmented and lax size. that is reflected in the balance sheet of profitability of its banks. we as a swiss bank are international. our major growth is not in europe. in europe we have an historic relationship, that our growth is in china and the u.s., and that is where we have invested resources, that is where we are looking into organic growth. when