>> hello and welcome to life in paris on france 24. here are your headlines. the eu approves half a billion euros in arms to ukraine as pressure cramps up on germany to improve exports to the country. they may go ahead even if the request is denied. -- confirms withdrawing troops from the country. french troops have offered support to the islamic insurgency to the north. they have asked for clarification. jill biden's personal headache continues after an fbi search of his house turns up more classified documents. the president is cooperative with senior democrats. and says he should be embarrassed with the handling of materials. ♪ >> the eu has agreed to a further half a billion euros of arms to ukraine, taking the total amount spent 23.6 billion euros. the pressure to allow exports is still piling up on the eu's biggest economy, germany. poland announced plans to ask berlin for permission to send its own tanks but it would go ahead even if germany refused as long as otherations das well. the german governments have resisted, fearful of an escalation from the k

i will see you tomorrow. ♪ >> follow our international journalists on france 24. uglas herbert, angela diffley, robert parsons, philip terrell and almond georgia. from the newsroom to the studio, or live on air, they are on standby 24/7 to analyze world events. whether tackling historic, or environmental issues, our experts to the heart of the biggest international news stories. they contribute to our special reports and scour the headlines for information. follow it alive. follow the news. follow france 24. ♪ >> hello and welcome to the france 24 interview. our guest is the deputy head of the office of ukraine's president of volodymyr zelenskyy. he is his chief political advisor. he is with us from kyiv. thank you very much for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> germany in the u.s. have agreed to send battle tanks to ukraine. ukraine now once fighter checks and long-range missiles. our such talks already underway with your allies? >> the decision on battle tanks was long awaited by ukraine. it is good it has been taken. battle tanks on the battlefield i

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thank you for joining us on france to four. putin trying to accomplish by calling for this cease-fire, and do you think it will be successful from a strategic point of view? peter: just like your correspondent said, she put it quite perceptively, vladimir putin is trying to win a narrative after a string of losses in ukraine, after a really bad public relations disaster, that this whole war in ukraine has been. he is trying to propose this narrative of russia as the peacemaker, which ukrainians are not buying. we have the president of russia saying time after time on his claims of cease-fire. right now, i will cite to a personal example. one hour ago, i was interviewed on al jazeera arabic, and the other speaker was a russian praganda hack, let's put it bluntly. he went on this tirade, saying the russians are the true keepers of the orthodox faith, and they are with all of the dy of christian believers. and if ukrainians don't, take this offer they will be standing against all of us ukrainians. my retort to that was, it is grea

one another. we could hear from government officials, we will wait and see. hover, this is another indication that relations between iran and francere quickly deteriorating. ey are summoning iran's top envoy from the french foren ministry, the result of two other young men being executed, hank on saturday in connection to the prost, and three other individuals being sentenced to deat . the two individuals ecuted on saturday, reportedly a 22ear-old karate cp and 39-yeaold man who worked at a poultry factory. authorities say back in november, these two individuals we part of a gang that beat to death a 32-year-old member of iran's sch paramilitary force. state media airing video showing him being beat to death however, human rights groups say these two individuals were unjustly executed. sham, they lasted a couple a eks, they were never afforded a legitimate cook -- legitimate attorney, and did not have a chance to defend themselves. in summoning iran's top envoy in ministry condemning thegn execution of these two individuals and condemning iran for sentencingo death a number of other individuals human rights groups say 15 otheren a

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paris here on "france 24." strikes scheduled us france's government reaffirms its mission to overhaul the country's pension scheme. opposition politicians and the public alike. fighting continues in eastern ukraine with case defense ministry saying it is now likely that russian troops captured most of one town. it's taking could be a symbolic territorial gain for moscow after months of conceding round to ukrainian troops. and joe biden continues his three amigos summit with his canadian and mexican counterparts in mexico city. but a controversy is bubbling after the discovery of potentially classified documents and bidens former office space. ♪ >> it's good to have you with us. emmanuel macron's government is breaking itself for another uphill battle as he attempts to breathe fresh life into his pledge of pension reform. it would make the print some of the youngest pensioners in the industrialized world, but in a nation resistant to change, the plan is deeply unpopular with politicians and the public alike. ext

and at one time, return it in france. yes, it will all end. everyone will set their tail on fire. . nobody wants to go. moreover, there is no need to use the strategic potential of our triad. without this, we have enough charges to leave dust in this france . and no one else was disrespectful. well , or from britain. it would be better for me to determine, otherwise we have it there, which still does not know where they will twitch. they now fled to france britain you once they are on the road. they are back, let them scratch morocco or the highest colony , the point is just to move on to what is and when we talk today about what is there on the battlefield, we will win yes, we will win doubts. well, we must globally win once and for all, so that we shut up and no longer blather, i agree, dmitry, i will dilute it a little . i'm definitely a lieutenant general. you will answer, well, right now, a separate block, but dmitry yes, but the problem is that ukraine and the battlefield e are not limited and will not be limited. she is no longer ukraine limited. i'm bigger than him. i think

there are a few trials, one here in france, responsible for activation signals. e other trials using vaccines which have tried to educate the immune system to produce antibodies. they are very important in the neutralizing activity. >> on the treatments for hiv, i mentioned prep for. there's a couple different forms of that, one of them being an injection you can take every three months. can you tell me a bit more about that please? >> as you mentioned, there are different types of prep. basically, prep three prophylaxis is what people with hiv are taking to control the effects. these can be taken orally every day for now there are new formulations. these drugs allow with one simple injection every two or three months to maintain, as i mentioned, the critical levels. >> that's going to be a big change for people who used to -- who are used to taking the daily pill. would you say hiv is still a big priority for the scientific community? >> of course. there is dedication to preventing new tools and approaches. almost 40 million people are living with hiv. 1.5 millio

anchor: thank you so much for joining us on friends 24. -- on france 24. in the u.s., california has been gripped by gun violence with three shootings in just eight days. on monday, seven people were killed in a shooting spree at two mushroom farms in the north of the state in what is being called a workplace violence incident. police arrested a 66-year-old man, he is the secon older men thought to have committed a mass shooting within a week after a 72-year-old is believed to have killed 11 people at a dance studio in east los angeles over the weekend. the list of former u.s. officials found in possession of classified documents is getting longer following donald trump and president biden, former vice president mike pence is now on the list afteraterials were founinside his residence in indiana. since's lawyer said he had contacted the naonal archives and the former vp was unaware of the existence of sensitive materials at his home until a search turned them up last week. the u.s. has said it will propose further targets for sanctions as gang violence wors

we will be right back. ♪ >> hello and welcome to life in paris on france 24. are your headlines. the eu approves half a billion euros in arms to ukraine as pressure cramps up on germany to improve exports to the country. they may go ahead even if the request is denied. -- confirms withdrawing troops from the country. french troops have offered support to the islamic insurgency to the north.

however there is more to come on euro, and certainly also on swiss franc. weeks ago there was the feeling that we were near the top of the hiking cycle, specifically the fed. but a just yesterday said stop getting overconfident on inflation. >> we may have peaked on inflation but it does not mean central banks will not further increase some rates just to be sure. they are very clear in terms of what they want to achieve. they really want to get structural inflation down. that could come along with the real deceleration of economic growth. the recipe we'd rather have his short-term pain with long-term gain, then not being tough enough in order to get inflation back to that level. that is what i think central banks have in their minds. manus: in the fourth quarter, transactions were down 9%, is that the new dear -- nadir of the sidelining of wealth management clients? >> on the wealth management side, first, what is important is that you see the trust is there and clients come to you. that shows we have the right professional services, the right products and

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on tuesday chancellor olaf scholz agrd to send 14 tanks from germany's on stocks having discussed at length with the leaders of franceitaly, the u.k. and the u.s. berlin had stalled on the decision for fear of incurring russia's wrath waiting for washington's commitment before sending their own tanks. >> we will also supply a leopard 2 -- leopard two battle tanks to ukraine. that is the result of renewed consultations with our allies and international partners. i would like to underline it was right and it is right we did not let ourselves be driven and that we instead countered and will continue to count on" for such an issue. >> enough tanks have now been promised by european allies to equip two canadian battalions. president zelenskyy praise the latest additions despite the total number still falling well short of the 300 tanks requested. >> the key now is speed and volume. the speed of training our military. the speed of supplying tanks to ukraine. the amount of tanks support. we have to form a fist of tanks. a fist of freedom which will not allow tierney to rise again. >> remains unclear how the new batch of ame

i saw you carry on france had stalled. because at the same time, london hosted secret anglo german negotiations. in exchange for the british empire, integrity, the british green lead a german march to the east. despite the absence of a formal agreement, hitler was given to understand that he was free to act in the east. shouldn't worry about the west with when we speak of new territory and europe today. we must principally think of russia. that colossal empire in the east is right for dissolution. cut off hitler. my income for hitler makes clear in mind comes in $925.00. that the real goal is to take over ukraine has going to the east against the soviet union. that was always hit, there's real call and the europeans understood that in some ways in poland. 2 was preparing to invade the ussr with handler. a dismemberment of russia lies up the heart of the polish policy in the east. the main goal is to weaken and defeat russia from a report by the polish army general staff intelligence branch. but angela had other plans that

. ♪ >> thanks for joining us here on france 24. it is groundhog day at the u.s.ongress where republicans have failed for a 13th time to elect a speaker of the house. kevin mccarthy has given into concessions demanded by a hard right faction within his party and as a result was able to gain support from a dozen detractors but still lacks the votes needed to clinch the speakership. republicans have a slim majority in mccarthy can only of that can only afford to lose four votes. there are six voting against him, including the never cap impaction. here is matt gaetz. >> you only earn the position of speaker of the house if you can get the votes. mr. mccarthy does not have the votes today, he will not have the votes tomorrow and he will not have the votes next week, next month, next year. one must wonder, is this an exercise in vanity for someone who has done the math, taken the counts and is putting the institution through something that absolutely is avoidable? >> be get more from olivia visa. >> no nominee having received the majority of the votes cast, a speaker h

a bowers such as britain, france, portugal, spain, oman on. so d, ruby controlled other exploited african resources during the rule. according to geopolitical analyst, joe and sang. the russian presence in africa has been welcomed. it's not, it's not something that is new. the western government or the western partners are not so used into russia. they know russia been to be pushing everything that they do with the whole entire thing that you're trying to do right now is to again, to create the rush of being the human. it's still full part of the same debt that was been doing you. craig is shifting the improvement in africa for very long time. but the reason why the shipping the old post now isn't that media. it's simply because they do it. they losing that, they're using, they all in france. we have seen a lot of things known in africa and most of the protest mesh and flag because they understand that russia will come in only when you invite them to write something else to tell you by today the u. s. has being slammed by some of its allies ac

i'm a karnicia one, a puerto lot of elements in britain and france and the united states were pro fascist sympathetic. that hip learned to miscellaneous american business was in bed with the nazis throughout most of the thirty's and into the early forty's. mm. the standard oil company, cent crude oil to the germans on a monthly basis. and collaborated with. i g far been the conglomerate that produced as i can be gas used against people sent in to the gas chambers with about half of their market vehicles. what produced by opal, which was owned by the american company, general motors before 940 ford supplied the german army with motor cars and crude rubber. with in july 1938 for his hold of nazi germany, the american manufacturer, henry ford, received the 3rd racks highest deposit award for a foreign land. the order of the germany gone just as after 9 says idle dies you fought. is shaquira east bed draft. the henri fought, i'd smiled. a is spirit showed on him. la 97 feel. francy showed fault. yes. i know there via toys these these guys that i think for camphor d n as the r p. what as a sta

also having more lenient approach on regulations. france germany are not on the same line when it comes to policy. i think at the moment there is a difference between france and his borders and germany and its borders. on the other hand i think the european central bank will continue with rising interest rates and i think the consequences for especially southern european countries will be critical. at the same time, you cannot allow countries like italy or other countries to fail because they are too big and this would have a major economic impact on the eurozone stability. >> so how do you stop them from failing? >> you keep supporting them, i'm afraid that is all you can do. the ecb as a whole has been flexible over the past few years. they have basically given up on some of the rules are at least suspended some of the rules. the european stability growth pact has been abandoned for the time being. that is all gone for the time being. they have been buying so-called junk bonds from various governments. the greek bonds were junk for a whil

anchor: welcome to live from paris on france 24. here are your headlines this evening.outlets report the u.s. and germany are poised to supply ukraine with thanks which would mark a big reversal in policy. washington and berlin have been fearful of provoking an escalation from the kremlin but have come under increasing pressure internationally. finland has called for a cooling-off between sweden and turkey after tensions spiked over the weekend. stockholm says it is looking to restart dialogue with ankara as turkey holds the key to

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we will see you there. axaxax1x1x4x4x4x>ñ>ñ >> hello and welcome to live paris here on "france 24."trikes scheduled us france's government reaffirms its mission to overhaul the country's pension scheme. opposition politicians and the public alike. fighting continues in eastern ukraine with case defense ministry saying it is now likely that russian troops captured most of one town. it's taking could be a symbolic territorial gain for moscow after months

on the ground. and formerly, france is a transactional colonial power. the transitional government demands prison, micron permanently abandoned his neo colonial, but on the loose stick and patronize imposture. to understand that no one loves molly more than more than once. in a monday letter to the united nations security council in august, molly, i choose from violations of its air space to collect intelligence for the benefit of terrorist groups in the sale, and dropped arms and ammunition to them, and changed, edited to french woes, lamenting frances interference in his domestic affairs, the french president insisted french remain pan african language in the face of former french colonies like rwanda rejecting it for english and fed. france was being rejected as an ally and rather viewed of a hanover of colonial times. instead of being humble, france blames russia and others, a number of powers who on to spread their influence in africa, are doing this to hurt. france, hurt its language so doubts, but above all. but su certain interests for more than 3

she's on france and then on to linda geneva conference. that is actually the team, i think within a couple of this next and you know, we've seen that playing out as you've mentioned, pakistan's government. it says that it needs billions in fact to recover from last year's floods. but a previous un appeal has only resulted in a tiny fraction of that. i'd like to ask you, you know, there's, of course, the domestic situation. but when we look internationally, do you feel left alone by the international community? you see it all disaster the discipline has been getting go by the government of bucks in collaboration with the european union ation to relevant bank bank. and you and b, b and the loss of $30000000.00 use dollar because $9000000.00 people have been affected in practically, they've gone blue the extreme body level. and this last contract is the 10 percent of the g, b. and for this, and the also says that the new $16300000000.00 in the 1st years or would it be that of 3 years for rehabilitation and then an investment off on the 150000

you until it is achieved victory and we will be together to build a fair and stable country count on francent on europe sellers and drivers call center operators and cooks according to the portal in the search for work these are the vacancies most often offered by employers to immigrants, many of the people fleeing from the war to more peaceful regions risks starting a business in a new city, our next story is about kharkiv residents who opened a cafe in the center of kyiv, cook pizza there and together help those who are most vulnerable to war this is needed in kharkiv, there are several large chains that make the same pizza and no one has ever been to kyiv, let's say so, and we just wanted this pizza to be if and in kyiv, one of the gastronomic symbols of kharkiv, andriy calls the square pizza, now this symbol can be tasted and in kyiv, at least there in two of our institutions there is the year of the foundation of kharkiv painted on the walls, that’s all and that is also a cultural exchange so that kharkiv is known more. from kharkiv to kyiv , the gudim family decided to move in the spr

and washington is disappointed france is on the back foot, that is my understanding of the way washington is looking at this and they still provide intelligence to france and other western countries. adrian: many thanks indeed to all of you. thanks for being with us on inside story. thank you for watching. you can see the program again at any time by going to the website at al jazeera.com. for further discussion, join us on facebook.com. and the conversation will continue on twitter. from me and the team in doha, thanks for being with us. ñl o■ñ■ñ■ñ■ñ■ñ■ñ■ñ■ñ■ñ■ñ

that is here on dw in just a moment. ♪ >> welcome to "france 24". the headlines this hour. hether to provide battle tanks to ukraine. there are reports that it was the only holdout. russia's group this is washington labeled transnational criminal organization. and pro-life demonstrators take to the streets of the u.s. capitol after the u.s. supreme court struck down roev.wade. defense ministers from 50 countries meant at germany's ramstein air base on whether to provide battle tanks. keef says it needs 300 tanks but germany has been reluctant to do so. germany's new defense minister and dismissed reports that berlin was the only holdout. >> hopes were dashed as defense ministers failed to get an agreement. forces are desperate to get their hands on. berlin weary is reluctant to send the tanks. and that germany is not >> the impression tt one sometimes gets that there is a united coalition and germany is standing in the way of is false. there are many allies that share the onion that i have stated here today. >> the u.s. came to germany's defense. >> germany has contributed a

i'm italy and others i and washington, i think his discipline pointed that france is on the but back for that is my understanding of the way the washington is looking at this. and they still provide intelligence. teach it to france and, and of, of a western part. okay. there we're gonna have to end it many. thanks and aid to we're all of you a big way away. go niggley, buggy, alco and alex vine set. thanks for being with us here on inside story, as always, thank you for watching. don't forget you can see the program. i get it any time by going to the website of al jazeera dot com for further discussion. join us at facebook on facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. and of course the conversation will continue on twitter handle at ha, inside story from me, adrian finnegan on the team here. and so how, thanks for being with us will see again, ah, ah, i all of latin america for most of my career, but no country is alike, and it's my job to shed light on how and why. now the answer was an arabic. my name is how i was abducted by the cia in 2004. a german citizen was kidnapped and

and consider this any other thing except a colossal failure on the part of france. and it was also becoming clear, i think, given to france as well, that it was going to be impossible to win in any meaningful way. the war that it had basically pursued on this i held region 10 years on the susan is small conflict thrown. it is red hot with violence and incidents go as far as from 2500 being recorded annually in 3 of these countries. now france of course, was never going to admit that it was unable to secure the borders of its former colony and that it was going to win this war. now this mission that, that replaced operation, a subaru abrasive, but con daddy's, it was also populated by not just the french army though. it was also members of the e. you states, as well as the americans that have now with tails between their legs turned back and have left, you know, the region as volatile and it's open to insurgency. the same thing. they said they were there to protect against. and it, it, it really, you know, gives room if you will, for more insurgent activity in that r

on. france can only be destroyed with nuclear weapons ; there is no other way to destroy the state. nuclear weapons curtain negotiating peace on russian terms will not be this, therefore, to talk about what is needed there defiantly deliver some kind of blow. i think that this is not entirely responsible, the second is about nuclear tests. full-scale nuclear tests are needed to test new ammunition in our country, unlike the americans. we do not have old ammunition in warehouses. we produce ammunition and dispose of it, so to speak, well, let's put it this way the legacy of the soviet economy is closed cities, uh, single-industry towns, and so on americans. eh, they don't do that. they have now opened a plant in pandax, but about the resumption of production. i didn't hear. and so they all their factories have closed, so they extend the life of e-e nuclear weapons through computer simulations. what we are doing, by the way, and we are second, we have one training ground left. only the novaya zemlya semipalatinsk test site was liquidated. just before the conclusion of the universal nuclear te

ah, now a decade on from france beginning its anti insurgent operation in the west african nation of molly. there are rising concerns about the lingering french military presence in the region and made claims. paris has failed to accomplish its intended purpose. our teeth, africa correspondent, code apo let santa picks up, the story from their concerns would be justified. really, when you look at the origins of french military involvement, particularly in this conflict hit the areas the aim of operations of out was actually launched by for my friends president, president, a land as a, as a response to a request that was made by molly and the un resolution called 2085, which was meant to stabilize the reason this operation quickly became a nun event, as a france insisted on securing rather the region and not just looking at miley. but beyond that, looking at molly, booking a fossil as well as needs yet, and 18 months into operations of al, it was phased out with a much larger ambition. that of operation by con operation. but con was meant to own not only a support, rather pushback. th

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there is a piece on the bloomberg right now about how the u.k. is increasingly looking like francen it comes to the number of strikes. tomorrow is a big one. the first time we are getting the unions coordinating their action. the first time in a number of years. about a half a million people could be on the streets tomorrow. dished -- disruption from railroads to schools. losses across the benchmark. italy has remained in the green. that is largely from what has been done with unicredit. what is being described as a monster capital return. about $6 billion in terms of buybacks, dividends from the italian lender. across the board they beat 12%. let's switch it on and see what is happening in couple of individual stories we are focusing on for you. an upgrade in diageo. global drinks maker. disappointment after the earnings last week. particularly what was happening in the u.s.. investors say the geo has a lot of potential. they described it as a blip in the u.s.. they say this is a clear buying opportunity for diageo. security business here in london pushing back of reports set up a

on sunday, january 15. i am liz kreutz. let's start with meteorologist frances dinglasan. frances, warm on the way today. frances: warm on the way but so much improved from yesterday. here is a live look at live doppler 7 we saw a few lightning strikes off the coast of point brave, and we will see scattered showers throughout the day. more light rain is falling in the north bay, and a few isolated showers through the rest of the bay area, we are getting about a dozen strong reports of some flooding and reports of downed trees at this point. for the rest of this morning, until this afternoon, we are in storm level 1 on our impact scale, scattered showers, a few isolated showers, but most of all, rainfall will be less than half an inch. however, tonight, our storm impact scale ramps up to a level two. it will be moderate. this afternoon through early tomorrow morning, we can these summary downpours and some isolated -- we can see some brief downpours, and some isolated thunderstorms possible. rain falling through mainly the north bay come about by lunchtime, midday, starts to move out. this is the next leve

so as on this one, france will never be sovereign. it will not be able to do what it wants, as long as it is trapped in the e. u. if you really want to be free, there aren't many options left and leaving. the you is what allows you to succeed in becoming independent economically and socially. i'll never hear it hurts people to see what is happening and they fully understand it told they noticed that some things are taken place, but they get confused easily because there is a disinformation worker and on the u. s. will continue to modernize its military alliance with japan. the statement came from president biden, during a meeting with the japanese lead up. the japanese prime minister visited washington in the last stop of his g 7 tor seeking to strengthen the alliance amid alleged challenges posed by china, north korea and russia. mutual concerns between the 2 countries prompted biden to support tokyo's decision to increase defense spending approved by japan's new security strategy. the critics say this goes against the japanese const

on some a gritty or critic c. o. 2 in western europe, in france, italy, germany, or so. but would i cannot, you are not modern europe of nations for the future, a not to be instrumentalists, lack e u, i would say, elijah nate, 2 objectives to make russia an enemy unto fragment europe. mo, between western europe and russia, and do pierre emanuel tom on a geopolitical expert, another head of the euro continent. think tank of so good to get you here on the program and listen to your opinion here. thank you very much for your time. and i look forward to seeing you again, but at least as we understand now, one person has been killed and more than a 1000 wounded and violent or stand offs between protesters and police. it's all going down in peru this week. the demonstrate is mostly indigenous people try to storm an airport in the nation's 2nd biggest city, but they were stopped by police classes have been sweeping peru for more than a month now with protesters to mining the resignation of president dina watson, we took office last month also, her predecessor was ousted the bed

now it macro on has lost his credibility in the parliament. he's not honest, france is constantly losing credibility. his losing credibility in the international community as well. well to puts are the one's words into context empty from sentiment is on the rise and parts of the african continent including burkina, faso, molly and the central african republic. thousands of people recently rallied here in the are kinda fossil capital of y could do. gu, calling for the expulsion of french troops from the country within a month or a south, already withdrawn the remainder of its forces from molly and they c a r t r. t news channels, world editor a large use it for him, told or see the president or the one know, sees france as a source of instability in africa. made up, we are losing credibility on the international stage and they're losing ground as well. i mean, we're entered an air ride to new powers. now we've seen very competition with new countries like trying to, yeah, russia entering the african market with much more to offer than the french much more metric relat

top—seeded djokovic landed in the top half of the draw, and will take on france's constant lestienne shaimaa khalil is in adelaide. we hear that he has lost his doubles match. so, one would have to conclude that this is not a man who does well down under? . . , under? yeah, and well, it is not the start _ under? yeah, and well, it is not the start that _ under? yeah, and well, it is not the start that he - under? yeah, and well, it is not the start that he was . not the start that he was hoping for, kicking off his 2023 campaign with a loss in the doubles here in the adelaide international, but despite that this is a hugely significant moment. this is novak djokovic and he is in australia competing. the last time at the tennis start was here, he was in melbourne, he was detained, he was questioned by the authority for failing to meet the country's covid—i9 vaccination rules and then he was detained for days before he was deported on the eve of the melbourne — of the australian open in melbourne. it was a hugely dramatic story and he is hoping it is going to be a different one this tim

composite number at 49.7 for the german one 49.0 is the one in france. that's the french composite pmi at 49.1 in december. >>> let's move on to the germany flash pmi for january. it showed price pressure is easing the german economy is shy of growth january did mark the seventh straight month of contraction reading, but services were in expansion territory with the reading of 50.2 compared to a reuters forecast of 49.6 annette joins us for this discussion annette, that number bodes well. >> yes, exactly. that was a little bit of a surprise the service sector is holding up well in germany. that comes also in tandem and most likely a rise of consumer climate. the consumer may be the message is looking through the high inflation numbers and see the light at the end of the tunnel at the same time, it is too early to declare victory we're seeing in contrary to big demand in the private sector going very high. the trade union for the service sector is calling for 15% higher wages across the country for example, the berlin airport currently today is not working

one month to me for country. it comes 2 days after hundreds of people demonstrated in the capital. why do go against france's military presence? they say the former colonial power has failed to improve security. now food banks in germany are struggling to keep up with demand. the number of people, depending on handouts, has risen by at least 50 percent in the past year. only 2000000 are relying on charity as rising cost of living bite set vasa reports from ballad. this is food supermarket, no longer want to sell, but all of that is more than happy to buy for 150. it's the only way he can food a nutritious meal on the table. the 6 year old pensioner sat with prices soaring, it has become impossible to live on his pension of 3 on the $68.00 euros a month. and i really good. i find i have less and less money, but meanwhile energy costs are going up. i am really struggling to make ends meet. if organizations like this would not exist, it would be a lot harder for me. after registering people can choose from groceries that are about to expire, that have been collected from supermarket. but recently, some people h