in the fourteenth century the luxemburg kings ruled this region charles the fourth assume control of it as a young margrave. here monex feuded with one another nobleman switched allegiance and robber barons and bands of britons exploited the intrigues of those in power finally the land was devastated by religious conflict. in the mid fifteenth century things became more peaceful husain and catholic churches each accepted the existence of the other the town lay at the crossroads of important trade routes its burgers brewed beer and salt salt. tell the castle was taken over by the high adage family since fifteen twenty six they've been faithful servants of the house of halves book and even more devout catholics. thus the lady in white raised her veil and went about the council with a smile on her lips because happier times were about to dawn. in fifteen fifty exactly riots the second son of the chancellor of bohemia. might tell his residents craftsman was to work right up to the last minute to have turned these part of the medieval castle into a representative palace in time for zachar

costs there if if they're all going to get sued maybe that's the cheaper option bad but the court in luxemburg is not stupid of course this will be affected in they would see what the economic advantages and disadvantages and then the find of it'll be hefty if it comes to a fine this is a very long procedure which takes at least two years but if the fine comes it will be talking about billions of euros and that would be not be paid by the car makers directly but by the german government and this is why the government has all its interest in not to have a fine because then they would spend taxpayers' money and they have to get it back on the comic somehow so normally in the normal procedure the threat of a fine is enough to make states change the policies and that is what the commission is hoping for in this case ok and i'm hoping for two for all our sakes and lengthy process there has been very good points out a costly one too thank you very much. fox has fired the executive who admitted responsibility for diesel emissions tests on human beings and monkeys the comic has announced to us stake w

a luxemburg court has overturned it the sentence against the likes leaks whistleblower the twenty four team scandal laid bare huge tax deals between luxembourg and hundreds of international companies now the main defendant a former employee of the global accounting firm p w c was fined and given a suspended sentence but now an appeals court will hold a new draw. delta a smile to see arrived it could stay and for good reason the luck six informant was previously charged with a one thousand five hundred euro fine and suspended prison sentence for stealing private legal documents but today the. arguments have been heard but they can say she considers that the appeal courts misinterpreted the european court of human rights jurisprudence and this is what we want to demonstrate by going to say she said this is a victory. but she's foam a colleague rafael was not saying that the court decided that the nature of the documents tell a divulge the press did not qualify as relevant information status and rejected his appeal. this course if you will but we will keep going until we reach the europea

a luxemburg court has overturned the sentence against the lux leaks whistleblower the twenty fourteen scandal laid bare huge tax deals between luxembourg and hundreds of international companies i'm a defendant a former employee of the global accounting firm you say was finding given a suspended sentence but now an appeals court will hold a new trial. anton delta a smile to see arrived at coole today and for good reason the luck six informant was previously charged with a one thousand five hundred euro fine and suspended prison sentence for stealing private legal documents but today the. arguments have been heard but they can say she considers that the appeal courts misinterpreted the european court of human rights jurisprudence and this is what we want to demonstrate by going to say she said this is a victory. but she's former colleague rafael was not saying that the court decided that the nature of the documents hell a divulge the press did not qualify as relevant information status and rejected his appeal. because course we will keep going until we reach the european coolers and as

financial controls on tax policies in the country in twenty four to the offshore plague reached luxemburg that operation was called toxics the pro-american i.c.i. just published an investigation that claims three hundred forty world famous companies used luxembourg banks. to avoid paying taxes in twenty fifteen the wave of revelations swept through switzerland a new i.c. i.j. investigation named swiss leaks disclosed later on twenty thousand offshore companies being serviced by h.s.b.c. swiss division the bank was forced to pay one point nine billion dollars in compensation to u.s. authorities. switzerland's jealously guarded reputation as a country that could be relied upon to keep banking secrets was in serious jeopardy . the problem is switzerland actually got so greedy they pushed the album up so far that they were after anybody in the world with any money dictators drug dealers terrorist financing all of this the had money in switzerland so we should you should just call the cia in langley virginia and say did you folks have any accountants went to it and see if they answer you. twen

point when what is the purpose of withdrawing from the european union to get out from under the luxemburg court and then staying under the jurisdiction of the court and stars but well i of course would like to remain in europe and the both courts to be applicable but they are two totally different courts of the court in strasbourg deals with fundamental rights extends way beyond the twenty eight countries and it was something established after world war two to avoid the sort of happenings that we experienced in europe during the years of fascism and that is something that we should always be aware of and awake to and therefore the fight to maintain a system that protects citizens in countries it could be vulnerable to that is mightily important but the illness is suggesting that if the u.k. withdrew from the jurisdiction of stars but court that fundamental liberties in this company wouldn't be protected by the supreme court in london well there are times where that has doubts about it any court including of course the courts as a book it doesn't always get it right but i want to see brita

but the court in luxemburg is not stupid of course this will be affected in they would see what the economic advantages and disadvantages and then the find of it will be hefty if it comes to a fine this is a very long procedure which takes at least two years but if the fine comes it will be a talking about billions of euros and that would be not be paid by the car makers directly but by the german government and this is why the government has all its interest in not to have a fine because then they would spend taxpayers' money and they have to get it back on the comic somehow so normally in the normal procedure the threat of a fine is enough to make states change the policies and that is what the commission is hoping for in this case ok and i'm hoping for it to roll out say a lengthy process there's been they get points out a costly one too thank you very much. for clearing cleaning up sports then i wish one is more to tackle the world anti-doping agency says it's looking into a possible security problem with the bottles that are actually being used for drug tests that's after a lab in colog

spain england for example all the way down to lead the sixteen west teams in europe so gibraltar luxemburg as a buys on kazakhstan or we play against each other and what then happens is that teams can be promoted relegates. between the a and b. and c. and d. and so there's an up and down the whole time the incentive at the end especially for the teams in league is the group win is the nikkei when they go on to compete to become the u.a.e. for nations the champion and i can knock out format the positives you mention was the european qualification the ways why this is good is because once you a first set is the four teams from each league will go into a knockout for want to qualify for the european championships so in theory if one of the teams lead to have a good run they could also qualify for the year as in twenty twenty so that's a good thing i would say that makes it more interesting to have four places than in europe twenty two and it doesn't need a so we've got twenty four teams which had twenty sixteen as well but what it means now is that smaller teams can in theory qualify but they

the rosa luxemburg foundation. hmm. if any of you are not sure who that is, ask me, and i will explain it. rosa luxemburg, a revolutionary in german history. that's the name of their foundation, and they give money to people all ovever the world to o study critical--concepts critical of capitalism. they just opened an office in new york city.y. they have offices in many countries around the world. they have opened an office for work here in the united states to meet with and exchange ideas of criticism of capitalism with interested americans. . hullo! i can see from your faces you're interested. one more fact about germrmany. therere'sa law. every company that has more than 2,000 workers employed m must have 50% of the board ofof directotors elected y thee workers. that's the law in gegermanyy. they're the momost susuccessful c capitalist t couy inin europe, and t they give moe power to their workers t than y other one. the notion that if you were to do that you would cripple the capitalist potential--uh-uh. it's the sa

on potential breakthroughs has emerged so far negotiations are expected to run into the night a luxemburg court has overturned the verdict against the whistleblower behind the lux leaks scandal on top was found guilty back in march of leaking thousands of private documents revealing tax break deals with multinational firms he was fined and given a suspended sentence and but now an appeals court will hold a new trial luxembourg's decision to prosecute sparked public outrage last year with many arriving at court today to support him. on next to that harrowing story out of pakistan where the rape and murder of an eight year old girl has shocked the nation the incident sparked violent demonstrations two protesters have died in clashes with police zainab unsorry is the twelfth miner to be sexually assaulted than killed in her hometown over the past year with a killer still at large demonstrators accuse police of being slow to act. bangor boils over at the death of another little girl and investigators failure to find who killed her in a crowd marches through the city of cars who are targeting

a luxemburg court has overturned their verdict against the whistleblower behind the lux leaks scandal on top was found guilty back in march of leaking thousands of private documents revealing tax break deals with multinational firms he was fined and given a suspended sentence and but now an appeals court will hold a new trial luxembourg's decision to prosecute sparked public outrage last year with many arriving at court today to support him. on next to that harrowing story out of pakistan where the rape and murder of an eight year old girl has shocked the nation the incident sparked violent demonstrations two protesters have died in clashes with police zainab unsorry is the twelfth miner to be sexually assaulted than killed in her hometown over the past year with the killer still at large demonstrators accuse police of being slow to act. bangor boils over at the death of another little girl and investigators failure to find who killed her in a crowd marches through the city of cars who are targeting the local police station officers opened fire chaos ensues. protesters attempt to carr