september 2024 dutch company am g critical minerals launched production edits plant and bit to south germany. it plants to produce and a battery grade lithium for around $500000.00 and eighty's per year. other companies like germany's will kind of energy, luxembourg based lavista and francis very creatively named lead him to false, also have refinery projects and development. but europe will need more than just plant capacity. labor is very, very expensive in, in europe compared to other regions of the world. so i think also mation on the prophecies will be the key leader. when we look at the state of europe's downstream industry, the weather is sunny or but with a few more storms. this is actually where i think you're up can to, can meet most of its needs. but you already produced half the battery cells that needed in 2022. the majority came from algae plants and poland and samsung ones and hungry. and the continent is rapidly scaling up. dirt is planning to build almost 50 battery factories by 2030. theoretically, these were total $1.00, turn lots of production capacity. a whopping 10 fold

policy and sustainable development. members include the us, russia, china, india, indonesia, south africa, germany, articles result summit comes in mid geo political divisions of the was in gaza and in ukraine. mikayla kristen is our chief political editor and joins us now from the g. 20 summit in brazil, mikayla. i'm driving east trump slot. well i feel it's is in rio. he's loan refused to send german tourist cruise missiles to ukraine. hasn't he? could his stomach possibly change now, given this change was saying, and us policy as well. a travel to to rio, just a narrow as part of the accompanying press and it really certainly didn't sound like it spends basically a reason for it. he's now in an election campaign. he has pins, his political brand of a brand of a horse and in ukraine, germany is the 2nd largest supposed to off the united states at the same time he has in the past and time and time again june and the red line for himself and his government of providing the german towers long wait system with supporting texas is the best one out that he was provided. and i don't really expect him t

and the african union members include the united states, russia, china, india, indonesia, south africa, germany, and of course brazil. rio de janeiro is beaches of the backdrop for 2 days of top level talks. g 20 lead is, are arriving from around the world in a bid to promote sustainable development and green energy and reduce in a quality whose country brazil has launched and alliance pledging to lift 500000000 people out of poverty. but some have reservations about how much the summit can achieve. i just simply mean we always hope for improvement. but if he is, if he has passed, we don't see them. the proposals come from the top, but the people don't see them for like, it seems like it's just paper. the g 20 is made up of the world's largest economies . it brings to given 19 individual states plus the european union and the african union. its members represent 2 thirds of the world's population, 85 percent of global g, d, p, and 75 percent of international trade. but the block is sometimes seen as least effective these days with competing interest and focus, moving in varying directions among

policy and sustainable development. members include the us, russia, china, india, indonesia, south africa, germany, and of course brazil. the summit comes in mid to political divisions over the was in gaza and ukraine. these, all these chief political edison, mikaela cruz knows that the g 20 summit in rio. and i also earlier if the us announcements allowing ukraine to use long range weapons inside russia is overshadowing the g. 20. amazing. well, it will become a topic, but it's the shadow is a lot smaller than the lod search from 2 presidency saturn. that is overshadowing all the tools that are taking place here between the doesn't 20 countries who represents 2 thirds the world's population, the full face of the world economy. so i'll be, this is the most powerful gathering that is, that can actually come to decisions. although usually we get a statement and we're expecting a much milder statements, particularly on ukraine. the ukraine conflicts increasing be seen as a european matter. it's something that is an irritant to solving the wealth logic problems which hungry and poverty that's a huge f

that are considering measures along these lines including italy, spain, france, south korea, the czech republic, germanyl media. 0ne platform that was removed from the legislation was in fact youtube and this is apparently on the basis of lobbying from the wiggles who i'm sure some of your viewers are familiar with but it's been coming for about a year, there was a major social media summits held in australia in august and the testimony of people such as facebook with the whistleblower being influential and i know that there are other jurisdictions that are considering measures along these lines including italy, spain, france, south korea, the czech republic, germany and ireland. , ., ~ ,, czech republic, germany and ireland. , ., ~ ., ireland. terry, thank you for our ireland. terry, thank you for your insights. _ ireland. terry, thank you for your insights. it'll _ ireland. terry, thank you for your insights. it'll be - your insights. it'll be interesting to see how it develops and unfortunately, i'm very much in the error of too much wiggles in my life. —— era. more now on our top story — more than a

we've been to south africa, we've been to germany several times the philippines, egypt, austria, switzerlanda, baku a few times. for god's sakes, what's the next stop? mars? do we need to go to outer space to get a quantitative number from our developed countries to be able to start negotiating here? let me tell you something. sadly, mars is years away and we only have hours to get to this decision. quite frankly, this lack of commitment transparency feels like a slap in the face to the most vulnerable. it is just utter disrespect to those countries that are bearing the brunt of this crisis. let's take a closer look at that $250 billion figure we just mentioned. this is for the cash and loans directly generated by finance from richer countries. as we noted — it's an increase on the existing amount. and it's one that finance ministers in wealthier countries will be paying close attention too, as it implies they'll need to find new money for climate action. the german foreign minister wrote on social media the country �*would not issue blank cheques�* — but added "we as europeans are ready to

however, for instance, for germany, some of that immigration came from south on a south east european countries. and these countries have lost a lot of labor falls and this immigration to germany is not going to continue. so it is going to be more difficult to become all difficult to attract people and that means yes, immigration has to continue, but we should also try and make more of the domestic labor force. and this is about making sure that it is, was supplying labor that the incentives are right to walk. we need to look into our education system. we need to make sure that people don't get tied to early a. so there is a lot that can be done. i want to come back to the retirement question in a minute, but just staying on that immigration reform, one argument i've heard many times is that germany would be far more attractive to talent. is more companies adopted english as a working language? do you agree with that? i totally agree. i think a lot of companies have adopted it more or less still it a, i mean the, there are still people who don't speak english and it's not always easy

. _ thanks to our south asia regional editor, anbarasan ethirajan. to germanyorkers over plans to close factories and lay off thousands of staff. protests are taking place outside it headquarters in wolfsburg, with thousands attending. they held banners that read, "fight for our future" and, "solidarity wins". vw is struggling with fierce competition from chinese rivals and weak demand for electric vehicles. it also has some of the highest labour costs in europe — so it's considering closing plants in germany for the first time in its 87—year history. adding to the stress for vw — the threat of higher tariffs on imported goods from the incoming trump administration. as auto industry expert david bailey has been telling us — vw is very exposed. in terms of broader economics, it's going to be painful for china, but at the moment, chinese electric vehicles are kept out of the us market by 100% tariffs already. so they've been really targeting the european market in terms of increasing exports from china to europe. europe is increasing tariffs as high as 3,540%. --

otherjurisdictions considering measures along these lines, including italy, spain, france, south korea, the czech republic, germanyadmitted pleading guilty to a criminal offence relating to a police investigation over a mobile phone she had claimed was stolen. in a statement, ms haigh said she told police she had lost her phone during a mugging on a night out in 2013 but laterfound it had not been taken. 0ur correspondent sean dilly has the latest. louise haigh, the transport secretary, has admitted, when she was asked about the 2014 conviction, the circumstances that she said were that she, in 2013, she had been out on the street, she had been mugged, items were missing, she said she reported all of those items to the police, including her work phone that she said she thought had been taking. her account is that time passed, she found her work phone had not been stolen when he was turned on, this attracted attention. police had invited her in for what they call in the united kingdom an interview under caution, so a little bit like miranda rights, where they come in and they read her her rights, and after that, th

. >> a big times piece about china now the largest exporter of cars surpassing the u.s., south korea, germanythey got double the capacity to make cars than their own consumers to possibly use. >> the question then becomes what policies will be put in place to prevent them from simply putting out a business to some extent and flooding the marketplace? with that also said it is different than it was five or six years ago. the chinese control the battery of technology in the world for the most part. i think that is a fair statement. they have leverage that perhaps they didn't have previously when it comes to things like a trade war, unless we just don't bother with e.v.'s. >> americans don't want them as much. they cannot sell them here in america. europe is moving on higher tariffs. the fear in part is they will flood the market like that it was solar panels and crush overall autos. this is a center of pride. certainly the auto business and a lot more political will for leaders. we saw this in the biden administration and probably trump too. especially with elon musk right there with president-

however, for instance, for germany, some of that immigration came from south on a south east european countries. and these countries have lost a lot of labor falls and this immigration to germany is not going to continue. so it is going to be more difficult to become all difficult to attract people. and that means yes, immigration is to continue, but we should also try and make more off the domestic labor force. and this is about making sure that it is, was supplying labor that the incentives are right to walk. we need to look into our education system. we need to make sure that people don't get tied to early a, so there is a lot that can be done. i want to come back to the retirement question in a minute, but just staying on that immigration reform. one argument i've heard many times is that germany would be far more attractive to talent. is more companies adopted english as a working language? do you agree with that? i totally agree. i think a lot of companies have adopted it more or less still it a, i mean the, there are still people who don't speak english and it's not always easy

it is as if the populations of brazil, mexico, germany, the united kingdom, south africa and canada combined. we're going hungry. but what his plan that would require richard nations to step up, fit the america 1st agenda of the incoming us president. there's no doubt the name of that president is on everyone's lips here, even though none of the leaders want to mention him publicly in the speeches. donald trump is the elephant in the room, even though he's not in reyes. i'm not backing office yet. it's clear that he's causing real uncertainty and confusion. james bayes outages era of the g. 20 summit and re edition era. just a few comments as away from the g. 20 summit protest as guy that to demand and the agency solving garza and 11 on well looking at a care proposal from re a project system across for so have gathered here in the center of realtor scenario . just a few kilometers away from where the g. 20 summit was being held there demand an immediate cease fire in casa and 11. demonstration brought together and unusual lines left we through social organizations and even indigenous leader

it is as if the populations of brazil, mexico, germany, the united kingdom, south africa and canada combined were going hungry. but what his plan that would require richard nations to step up, fit the america 1st agenda of the incoming us president. there's no doubt the name of that president is on everyone's lips here, even though none of the leaders want to mention him publicly in the speeches. donald trump is the elephant in the room, even though he's not in re i am not back in office yet. it's clear that he's causing real uncertainty and confusion. james bay's out to 0 of the g. 20 summit. in re edition era. tens of thousands of people have much to new zealand permits to protesting against the proposed bill that critics fit with over hold. the rights of indigenous married people, treaty principles, billing with reinterpreted the countries founding treaty between british colonizers, signed 184 years ago. last week it cost its 1st reading and comment. adrian brown reports from when it po, chest like these are very read and use even use it and is a very progressive country when it comes to

germany. a volcano in south western iceland has erupt it for the 7th time in the last year. monitors said that there was little morning when a 3 kilometer long, fisher opened up spewing lava close to the town of britain, the vic, 30 save the town is not at risk or or the even climate conference and nicer by john is deadlocked in 2 days before the event is due to end. the sticking point is funding to help poor countries deal with climate change. a draft declaration includes 2 options, h, suggesting around a trillion dollars per year. but rich and developing countries are far apart on the exact amount needed and where that money will come from. as one of the fastest growing economies in the world, india is having to balance the rush to expand its energy and transport infrastructure with the need to protect its environment. dw, use shallow. your dog traveled to your talk for con, in the himalayas is to explore india's development dilemma. the my t indian. him all is so so fly for millions and indispensable for the was climate i can bring with them. has consequences is for denise sloan and his wif

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takes them through iran and turkey, then up through mainland europe into germany and france, before they head for the uk. our southsia correspondent yogita limaye reports on the factors pushing some to leave their homeland and head west. in afghanistan run by the taliban, a third of the people are struggling to eat. women live under brutal restrictions and those who worked for the former military fear for their safety. it's why afghans are among the biggest groups fleeing their homes, going to the uk and other parts of the world. this former military officer is risking his life to speak to us. he's tried three times to make the perilous journey out of afghanistan. translation: |'u| keep trying to flee, even if i lose my life. our circumstances are such that we are dying every moment. we drove through kabul to get to where the officer started his journey. it's from this bus stop in kabul that many of the people we've spoken to have told us that they've taken buses to the western border with iran, where they've met up with people smugglers. and from there on, at each point they're passed from one people smuggler to

. >> the us sells and if you take into account let's say japan, germany great britain, south korea together they buy less from the u.s. than mexico. >> so mexico is part of the solution, not part of the problem. >> so what then to given the relationship that currently exists what happens in your view to the united states-mexico-canada agreement? the usmca, if donald trump moves to impose these tariffs well what we learned from his message was that he wanted us to act in a much more deeply and widely in several issues like migration, fentanyl trafficking and and security and that was not a surprise for us because that was part of his campaign. >> a message. but what i think is going to be a very very good news for for all these negotiations is that mexico is already doing a lot in terms of reducing the flow of migrants from the southern border of mexico to the northern border, which is the border with the u.s.. let me just tell you that about half of the flow that enters mexico in its southern border, it's dealed with different measures that mexico has implemented. we have asylum last year w

and one of the lowest rates of drink driving down south africa in the us have the highest here in germany. you're like 0.5 milligrams per millimeter of blood. and less you cause any trouble on the streets that's around 2 small beers for the average man, but maybe just one for me. although, to be honest, i wouldn't advocate drinking and driving either way. okay, now we're ready to start driving. i'm heading to a lesson, but to get there, i need to get onto the german also boss, which is famous for having no speed limits. want to be able to find something alive . and so it makes me a little bit the driving and safety center. now it's time start driving lessons. i me thing a certified driving instructor to get that. 2 done on everything that these lessons entail ready. robert fleming has been teaching berliners to drive for 2 years. berlin is a notoriously difficult study to learn how to drive it. so he seems like the best person is to take me on a test drive. so what does the bulk of driving lessons in germany actually look like? what's the general idea? you know, you have 12 hours of basic

i was the only one what nazi germany watch now on youtube dw documentary to better understand major economies in the global south face, the challenge of china surging exports. let's look at 2 of the biggest examples. india and brazil. starting with india. few countries exemplify the complex balancing act of competing and collaborating with china, better than the world's most populous nation. under no rend remotely, india has sought to expand its own relatively modest manufacturing passed through it's making india program. part of that, i've seen the concrete plays heavy restrictions on chinese imports and investments . or india represents perhaps the most explicit sort of rivalry economically in terms of the sectors are going after. in terms of parallel industrial policy programs. india has these production linked incentives, trying to boost investment and manufacturing capacity in areas like consumer electronics. and is trying to attract investment from outside china. china is trade surplus with india is whitening dramatically since 2020. it has more than doubled to around $100000000000.00. but it's a complex p

germany. a carry. this seems to be a trend in southern african countries like south africa, like botswana, where longstanding, routing policies, liberation movements have been voted out of office. is this now likely in the media? do you think i it is very difficult to see at the moment on yeah, but swap or the ruling party is definitely on its toes. i mean swap what has been empower since the country is independence, that it's 1990. and it is relatively a strong party, but in 2019 it lost its majority by winning only. that is 56 percent of the presidential election. now this year they have put forward it to $11990.00. think twice as the presidential candidate. and i mean with when all hope possible when the software is hoping to put in or maybe is hoping to elect its 1st female candidates. now its mutual contender, 1st 4 point is pin delaney lot from the independent tetra for change. that's the i p c. and also judge, i'm gonna find out from the affirmative, repositioning a are in the of both actually members of swap or so that is actually very strong. but the fact that the left the ruling party and also from

south west of frankfurt. sean is one of over 400000 people in germany with hunting licenses since 2017 around 5000 more have been added each here isn't enough enough to suit we live in an ever faster world where everything's always available right away. but like with hunting, you have to give up some of that control and just sit there and see what happens. now with this, i think for many people that's the attraction that you come back to nature and connect with it this way. she and her docs and henrietta keep a lookout for quartering in germany. the most frequent game is dear wild boar and fox regulations specify which animals can be hunted when and how many this time, like many other days, shauna comes back empty handed. the 2 dogs, of course i go hunting for a reason. i don't do it for fun. i do it because there's a point to it. to this day, my feelings about it haven't changed a whole since both. i've been up in the dearest and 20 times or so and know the dear by name, so to speak. then it gets very hard and then i'd rather someone else kill it. because i have developed a kind of relationship with this huntin

germany. yes. also he thoroughly, i'm italian or columbia in columbia, in spanish, spanish and south korea. is that correct? so japanese, japanese yeah, yes, no, scotsman or irishman. and they were see, oh man, that's a shame it's. well that's good to see. so there's a lot of different people that are coming to help russia and color how. how long do you think it's going to take before rush? it completely defeats ukraine? i believe we finish with the next year, all of these troops and i spend time or square common in there volunteering. and they're volunteering for the purposes of finding fascism. because they'll realize this as the next. a central spiritual war between the side of light and the law in naturalness and god, in the side of darkness demon has them in every form of perversion and corruption. i think you'd see a lot of americans come to the side of russia as well. the and settling in for the night the spartan military must be in the old days in the american army, the right bullets to be the lord my strength which teaches my hands to war in my fingers to fight. i shall give the to