you ah, the e u commission. as for pose than orland bar, go on, rush as part of a 6 round of sanctions over the conflict in ukraine. brussels is eyeing up a total bomb, non russian oil imports by the end of this year. well, let's discuss the latest now with our correspondent rahman crosstrek. few developments from on to that. keep on top of here. the 1st thing i always ask in such situations, what's the support level here is the unanimous support across the block to such a move? well, if we, if you heard anything about the answer russia sanctions recently you are probably a loft as not as many people are. but in this case, the 6 round of sanctions. at this point, the european union's friends are presented like the having a, a united front if you will. but said this point to, i gotta tell you is far from unity in europe. it's true that the european commission president, the ursula of on their line, she had outlined in the proposed use sanctions. and indeed there are including a ban on impulse imports or for all o

if we talk about been the candidate status one of ukraine, i believe that the president of the u commission who invited you to apply will find a good way to ensure that these are not empty promises. but that is we will play the way for one dom, although i think ma can come to your role in the european union and make it clear that ukraine belongs to the european union in the long term. it's my firm conviction for by that when this war is over and this war will and milanni i knocked out how long it will continue. lie, danny, i'm afraid we do not know. dan verged you. but when it ends, you crane will be free and will decide its own destinies as i, that is our goal and we are working together with you lucky, you know, and you have to achieve this. thank you. and the 1st question from deutsche vela, how much is really not a burning a hair? don't develop question to install guns, the carla. occasionally you get angry about germany recently in the case one, there was the ban of the flag in the memorial ceremony on the 8th lay. what do you think would have to happen to ensure that our relationship

here's what the u commission president had to say. today we are addressing our dependency on russian oil. and let's be clear. it will not be easy because some member states a strongly dependent on russian oil, but we simply have to do it. so today we will propose to ban all russian oil from europe. this will be this will be a complete import ban on all russian oil seaborne and pipeline crude and refined. we will make sure that we phase out russian oil in an orderly fashion. so in a way that allows us and our partners to secure alternative supply routes and at the same time, be very careful that we minimize the impact on the global market. and this is why we will phase out russian supply of crude oil within 6 months. and we find products by the end of the year t w's. marina strauss was in strasburg for that you parliament meeting. i asked her how useful a long term phase out of oil would be encountering russian aggression. and surprisingly that your commission president was a funder loza funder line self advocacy. she said that it is e

the e u commission says germany is a key market for waste smugglers. the hamburg case is just one of many under investigation by prosecutor tail door needs. sir. he says the problem isn't just dishonest business owners, but also corrupt politicians of hubbard. those will sole not only means le medalie when ministers answer left me speechless, more focus on what you said. we tried to do it because it would unger the big ferment producers of our gym, lacrosse. our parental, cassandra may have a strong lobby. got all of those, having the potomac, he heads to the harbor for another inspection was from us. i just got a call from the e. u. judicial authority on about coordinating the case with germany and belgium, georgia. in romania charges have already been filed against the humbug based company. china band, the import of plastic waste in 2018. ever since western european countries have increasingly shipped their garbage to romania, bulgaria and poland. germany is considered a world leader in recycling and achievement. it seems that wouldn't be possible wi

slovakia, hungary, of course, most of cyprus, greece are not ready to support the position of the u. commission president. and now if this is true, that's going to make it very difficult to implement that. but assuming it is implemented, there is no doubt that this will have a tremendous impact on russian economy rush, because it's going to deprive russia from the market, the european market. now, the russians have other markets that they are looking at. and that's what, from what i understand president boynton has also asked russian oil officials to begin to reach out to other sources for especially in asia, india and china are likely to continue to buy or from russia and probably not likely to increase. perhaps the question is, some of this was going to be bought discounted or prices, so that will also have some impact on the russian economy. never the less russia because of the increase in oil prices and we've seen yesterday, the oil prices after the news about the oil band from and europe rose to about $210.00 a barrel. now, there are some experts who are saying this could reach something l

the e u commission will aim to deliver its opinion in june, but at the same time from the land has underlined that the you awaits the 2nd part of the queen's application. as it is necessary to launch a dialogue, he confirmed on monday that ukraine had submitted the 2nd part with the 1st thing to brussels back in april. with ukraine eagerly awaiting any positive news, french president, him met him. a crime has already put a dense net on its ambitions by telling you a pin conference. it could take several decades for ukraine to join. while germany's foreign ministry has said also sees no way for ukraine to become part of the block. as it is at war with russia, ministry, but even if we grant ukraine candidate status to morrow than the instruction has done. and i hope that we will quickly move to european union membership. however, we all know perfectly well with the process, allowing them to join would take several years in truth, probably several decades because she's the ukraine belongs to the house of europe. we don't know when the step can be taken and how it can be taken, because they are i

that's according to the u commission . president. energy savings are the quickest and the cheapest way to address the current energy crisis. we will therefore increase the energy efficiency target for 2030, from 9 percent to 13 percent. now this is just one of the proposals in the new e u. v power plan that was introduced in an effort to reduce dependence on russian fossil fuels. these promise to allocate an additional $300000000000.00 euros to achieve its goal, which will go towards importing more resources from other countries. cutting economic expenses under swift transition to green energy. now this is all happening amid exorbitant inflation, which is 3 times higher than european bangs. targets affects all european households which have faced a growth in prices for goods transports and energy bills. to save the country from economic collapse, german economists have even proposed delaying the retirement age. by 7 years to 70 years old, forced energy transition is said to be one of the fights is contributing to economic instability. it's already been exacerbated by dearth of qualifie

the e u commission has updated a guidance on how member states can pay for russian gas as the blog pushes forward with its economic blockade against moscow. warning that opening rubel accounts could violate sanctions. it suggests making the payments and hard currency and letting russian entities convert them to roubles. you members, bulgaria and poland were earlier cut off from russian gas supply because they refused to pay in roubles, thus violating a demand by moscow, france, germany, and slovakia have reportedly agreed to pay in euro's with subsequent conversion to roubles. meanwhile, italian energy company any has said its opening accounts with russia gas from bank to keep the supplies flowing as deadlines for the payment of gas supplies are scheduled for the next few days. any has begun the process of opening to current accounts at death prom bank. the decision has been shared with the italian institutions. it was taken in compliance with the current international sanctions framework. that's as italy's prime minister has emphasized that the country's trade with russia remains in a gr

the e u commission is watering down its proposal and has signaled it will only embargo oil transported by c, allowing hungry to still receive oil via its pipeline. how much sense does that make? well, when we consider my killed that members off to you, a p and union pay up to 800000000 euros every day for russian energy supplies. that is important to try to face out irrational oil deliveries. to what extent it's possible, at least according to many diplomats here, there are saying it's better to have such an oil embargo than 2 to half, nothing at all. because as we just heard in the report, all deliveries are delivery shipments are coming into the european union amount to 2 thirds of all russian oil delivered today you opinion. and now we are hearing from our source for us here and brussels, that there will be able to night to agree. in principle on this ban, i can almost hear some of our viewers alexander asking why does hungry have so much power over the block? what does this mean for the unity and integrity of the block? well, it's of course and not a good sign to have hungry, but a

the u commission says germany is one of the most important markets for illegal waste disposal or barbara to 3rd, been to some the locker room. some of the waste goes to cement factories. so, but allowing some contracts cover up the fact that much more waste is and ported than these factories can burn for cement production of that you mentioned co jeanetta, so to waste and something burned and feel, see what's out there you as ancient yacht that the can put the investigation as being headed by prosecutor tail donita. the hamburg case is just one of many examples of trash smuggling he is examining. he says, the problem isn't just as honest business owners, but also corrupt politicians. and reason he is, he's repeatedly called on the government in bucharest to take action against trash smugglers elsewhere. so normally means that i made you lee. one minister's answer left me speechless. my focus. okay. she said, we trying to do it because it would anger the big cement producers just watch him grow. stop until cassandra may have a strong lobby. god, i will not be those happy. the potomac, he

now under the b u commission reportedly fails to reach consensus on a total bond on russian oil by the end of this year. as part of a new rod functions. some block members express grave concerns for the new citing dependence on energy libyan prime minister and our end remoted is in france for talks with counterparts and money will much from parts of european diplomatic tour. the trips happening despite ongoing western pressure and new delhi to change its neutral stance on the ukraine conflict. the news from oscar to the world. this is our t pleasure to have your company today. my name's unit one person has been killed and 10 more injured after an oil dep beau in the next republic. city of my kids was in golf by fire on wednesday morning. local authorities say this side was shell by you pretty enforced for oil types. court fire as a result of the strike staying in the den. yes. republic where yes. you know, i also saw shelly leaving one person's day, the 500 local officials, claiming cleaning forces, most 15 missiles against custody, and in the capital done. yet 7 people were injured af

now, due to unreasonable demands and conditions being enclosed by the e u commission. and the delay has been due to the commission insisting not changes made to palestinian textbooks. but this of course has no basis as the textbooks have been found to be in line with you and standards and decisions. a delay a to palestine has been rejected by a number of european foreign ministers as well. and so where are appealing to the commission to over time this decision and immediately disperse this critical life saving assistance? or what are the problems that the palestinians are facing if this money doesn't come to fruition? well, the impact of this a delay has been absolutely devastating, particularly on health care in occupying east jerusalem. it's meant that terminally ill patients cannot get like saving assistance. at least 500 cancer patients have been unable to access life saving treatments and beyond the odds. it's also resulted in desperate families in gaza, missing out on social assistance and cash support, which they need to survive. and this is all due to political

countries mark, europe, day, anniversary of the foundation of what has become the european union of e u commission. presidents are sort of fun. the line it will take to the lecture and a couple of minutes and we'll bring that to you live 1st. we'll hear from the w correspondence. bob available was following events from the european parliament in strasburg. welcome barbara. i'm presuming this was a routine shed. you will speech that now appears to have gained significance because of president putin speech this morning. so what should we expect from the front lines? some sort of repudiation of president putin's words. she will probably so leave that to the french president monro mcclung who is going to speak a bit later here. and i presume that the main political message will be coming from him. the answer to putin must come from another head of state might what she will be talking about is europe's answer to the changed association. it finds itself in and to this conference of, for the future of europe that you mentioned has been thinking about one year citizens from all member states have been thi

u commission, accusing it of undermining unity with its plan for full embargo of russian oil had to all been claimed. it would be a historical failure if adopted. he also stated that hungry cannot support the new package of sanctions in its current form. neither hungary, no, they use a whole is ready to adopt and implement the measures as proposed by the commission . sanctions should be adopted at a time when all necessary preconditions are met in old member states. each unity is under threat, that is, according to hungriest prime minister victor open. he has made the claim as the block members currently, once again trying to thrash out a new deal. the sanctions, a 6 package against russia now open has been pretty clear. the budapest will not support the proposals that would undermine its own energy security. and the hopes of a complete embargo when it comes to importing russian oil would do exactly that. he's written a letter to ursula vaughan delane outlining his concerns. if the commission insists on the adoption of his proposal, it will have to bear full responsibility for historica

u. a commission president, when she said ukraine must win this war because of course, we are hearing some debate now emerging about, you know, if this is going to become a long war of attrition. how long can the west continue to support ukraine as it is doing? is there a point at which there should be some pressure put on for peace negotiates and she is saying ukraine must win this war. the support will go on and she listed a whole live long list of initiatives that the e u is taking both in terms of the 1st ever direct military support to ukraine or so macro financial assistance for its budget and then longer term reconstruction needs. and the creation of a platform to do that. the one thing she didn't mention, interestingly enough, when she talked about diversifying e u energy supplies away from dependence on russia. fossil fuels with an oil embargo, we're told that it's days away, but it's clearly not there yet. and that is because there is still quite a bit of opposition, especially from e, u. member state hungary, which has a close ties to russia. so that elephant in the room was, it

his want, the u commission president had to say, today we are addressing our dependency on russian oil. and let's be clear. it will not be easy because some member states a strongly dependent on russian oil, but we simply have to do it. so today we will propose to ban all russian oil from europe. this will be this will be a complete import ban on all russian oil seaborne and pipeline crude and refined. we will make sure that we phase out russian oil in an orderly fashion. so in a way that allows us and our partners to secure alternative supply routes and at the same time, be very careful that we minimize the impact on the global market. and this is why we will phase out russian supply of crude oil within 6 months. and we find products by the end of the year, your paying commission president as of a phone line. well they, to of a mating of german government ministers near berlin continues to be overshadowed by the war in ukraine. the 2nd meeting of the 3 ponti coalition, headed by olive shawls, was designed to result domestic issues on the gym, and chancellor remains under pressure for

u commission president is proposing a ban on all russian oil by the end of the year along with additional sanctions. a kremlin spokesman says the moves would punish european citizens as well. scott mcclain is joining us, what are you learning about the fighting that a steel plant in mariupol? >> reporter: it is not looking good for any kind of evacuation efforts out of that steel plant. anna, you mentioned those images, which are absolutely terrifying to look at where you see that plant getting smothered in smoke, suffocated in smoke, it seems. so i am distracted only because the air raid sirens are going off here. they went off yesterday for an hour. obviously, we had missile strikes. the city is on high alert. the city of mariupol obviously a much more dire situation than here. the mayor there says that there are still 30 children trapped underground. they are very much in need of some kind of negotiation. some kind of evacuation effort to actually get them out. also, the mayor says that they have not only been hitting it from the air and land. they have been hitting the ship from the d

that's right, e u leaders, the european commission president and the european council president have just come out and announced that that members have agreed to sanction. what ursula of underline says is up to 90 percent of russian oil by the end of this year. and that means that if they were there, there have been some extensions given to certain countries, and this will only cover part of russian oil imports into the european union. but this was something that leaders certainly did not think that they could come to an agreement on tonight that this has been up and down for the last month. and they were certainly very proud as they walked out to night and announced this at least partial agreement to ban russian oil imports. you describe that turbulence fair? what was the hold up and getting to the agreement we're seeing tonight? well, as you mentioned, a hungary has been unwilling to block. it's russian oil imports which come through a pipeline. and that's because it's completely dependent on russia as a supplier. so what the agreement has reached tonight, and i must say, we have n

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and as noted, d, u and investigated those events, the commission of inquiry form to look into these events and made a clear point of noting that their conclusion was that israeli forces fired at those journalists, knowing full well who they are. so we're looking at pitches no engineering of aware sharyn was actually kill. this is at the scene. ab floor attributes have been laid to remember sri and a clue where she lost her life. we can get a little bit more about the circumstances of the killing an eye witness and fell a jealous, shy for honey. she says they were pinned on by snipers when she was shot and she joined us on the phone. now from janine schafer, hope you can hear us loud and clear. tell us a little bit more about what happened and what the circumstances were. if you would vicky in madison. what has happened at that moment checking the israeli army, which i didn't have targeted us when we were journalists, we were with the helmet and the president to sign it. and it was clear that every month we are a journalist and we gathered in a certain area, we stood for around 10 minutes a

whether the sanctions themselves or even doing that job. meanwhile, the head of the european commission has made a u turn well, talking about a russian oil bad saying the move would not be safe for the economy as live on the lion previously insisted on energy sanctions against russia. but now she says, an oil embargo would only benefit president pearson. so today we will propose to ban all russian oil from europe. this will be why we would completely cut immediately as of today, off the oil. he might be able to take the oil that he does not sell to the european union to the world market, where the prices will increase and sell it for more to west is getting more desperate. i think they, she russia winning this war in eastern ukraine. so far, the economic sanctions against russia have not hurt russia. in fact, the rubel is now record highs. meanwhile, it seems like the sanctions of backfired on the west. i don't see how your can refuse russian oil. i mean, maybe they could try to be less dependent on it, but the fact is it's the closest oil supply. so this is an insane move by europe if they do this.

and as noted, d, u and investigated those events. the commission of inquiry for him to look into these events and made a clear point of noting that their conclusion was that israeli forces fired at those journalists, knowing full well who they are. what measures would you say can be taken if any, to protect german is better, particularly in this region? look, i think it's important that states, you know, put pressure on this is really government. the reality here is that this is happening against the backdrop of systematic violence against palestinians, the killing of, you know, journalists, the arrests of journalists comes place because there's a lot, obviously, a larger practices taking place against the context of the israeli governments. crimes against humanity of apartheid, of persecution against palestinians. a journalist for the, for the, for international journalist. you know, of course, for the most part she can enter a report across israel, palestine can do so with a degree of freedom. you know, that, that, that's different than other are