i'd like to ask where today or all of those people who are present and for countries of the e. u, who lined up to take part in the council meeting on ukraine in order to carry out their worn out propaganda in front of the cameras. where is check, check yes, and sensitive the country who's missiles killed civilians in belgrade we tried to invite today the check p r. take part in this meeting, but he declined out of color just and this means it's one thing to take part in this council meeting is going to be in by the key of regime. and it's fonts there is to promote anti russian propaganda. but it has a different story when you have to answer for the act of your own government. i like the citizens of check, yet as well as other western states, the vast majority of which are not hostile to russia, to understand where their money is going. and what crime, state governments are complicit in, where is the polish representative pulling the country were yesterday, we were told about a missile that flew over their territory. 500 soldiers from the reuben provinces unit to try to find the d

comes to having pets, the germans are in a league of their own germany outbreaks, all other e u. countries when it comes to pet ownership, euro max reporter, hannah, homo, decided to join the club and finds out what many germans do for the for refresh was going to be 2 ways. a cat o b b, i just adopted 3 cats, but it ties that germany is one of the best countries to have pets. because here they're treated like kings and queens, but why are german so crazy about their pets? and what do you need to know about keeping pets in germany? that stipends within this week or 2 details? so the kinds of animals, the germans loved the most well, sorry, duties. but there are more cats in germany than any other pets. and the number of captives even being growing over the last 10 years. dog steak sections place overall around 35000000 pet call germany their home. next to 83000000 people. there are so many rules in germany, but when it comes to cooking have kind of a seat, almost every animal apart from some protective pieces such as some monkeys cart for several snakes. and once you find your favorite ani

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know that as well the opening it and it goes, jason's doesn't by any means make you create an e u country that will be multiple years of those negotiations before ukraine would then join the european union. okay, so a long road as your site at the end of which hungry could still turn right in the side, you know, well, no, yeah, that mean essentially there are multiple chapters. the way that you accession works is there's 1235 chapters where a country has to open them, make the agreements with the you and then close them. and they need to get through the 5 the time it takes a long time. best part of a decade is not more so there are multiple times at which hungry could continue to try and veto. but at this moment, while the repairs, the hungarians didn't activate that veto, which means that it can go full was the big question is i suppose phil white was sort of a, you is ukraine then trying to enter an e u y one country is diametrically opposed to a succession, it doesn't feel very comfortable. i've spoken to a number of the sources here at the european kinds with somebody since this is wh

volodymyr zelenskyi, to be co-owners of trademarks, league u, country, country u, league of laughtero on, and also now mr. zelenskyi has certain... this is indicated in the last declaration published by the president in 2020, that is , he indicated drive production, now we will see about this in a fresh declaration, we are waiting for it and will see certain connections or their absence, and that's what, what it turns out that naum barulya, he actually has russian citizenship, has a business in the occupation, and while he's here he's still trying to... some state budget money, in particular you note that he applied for state funding in ukraine for his new comedy series, and am i correct in my understanding that if at that time against the background of a completely different project, it seems the project of yuri gorbunov, when they wanted to shoot the series ingulets, a big scandal arose against the background of this, and society said, well, stop financing series with budget money, the money is needed at the front for the war, that is, if that scandal had not broken out, then if i

u. country hungry is blocking both attempt. this is way european union leaders faced a tangle of conflicting in press of age to ukraine. they know hungry wants to veto a plan to deliver a 50000000000 your a 4 year aid package. and do you know, limits the rules mean that it could this week in washington, ukrainian, president below them is the landscape already appealed to the americans itself all the time in showing? it's an all the morality, the most problem, the biggest problem and when you don't supports you create job, that's people on the front line. families which are waiting for their heroes at home, that they think that the united states, not the support degree and that ukraine is alone. but he failed to persuade them to give his country additional funding. president joe biden wants to give you credit in the money, but he's blocked by republican parliamentarians to let excuse hopes no rest would be you. but here hungry is prime minister vick to old on is the barrier. he has a pro russian stones and doesn't believe ukrain

but the shed, amongst all the e u countries may say to be countries in the news for a long time, those countries on the meds, it's raining of said we simply can't ok with the people who are coming. it is bother you. countries to share in that since those are some of the main points in this new tax. and on surprisingly, natasha is a mixed reaction. so far it is within the e u most you countries a well coming age, particularly those countries on the mediterranean. they feel at least that, that i think that all the countries are going to help them share the responsibility for my friends. we find those from a hungry, a country that often goes against the grain. when it comes to a policy, they all saying they certainly don't want to welcome any migrant, but they're all clauses in this ad for countries like about a se one, say migrants. and then they all welcome to troy and to help pay for those migrants financially to settle in other e u countries. but there are many charities and rights associations who are saying that this pact is simply going to make it a lot harder for asylum seekers. w

the green light for the membership talks was given by all e u countries, but not hungry. how did it happen? that this decision was still made in ukraine's favor. how does this all work? yeah, we were really bracing for a big political showdown and here in brussels, we felt these talks might drive old for days. but actually it seemed that other, the leaders managed to convince the hungarian prime minister victoria vaughan, who had initially been threatening to book that decision on opening membership, talked with ukraine as well. now, what we heard is that there were discussions going on in the room to be heard from victoria by himself, claiming that he tried to book this for hours. what we've heard here in probably is but german chancellor, old schultz came up with the idea for our event to simply leave the room if he didn't want to be part of the decision. not meant that hungry up stains, therefore, the other you confuse, could you move forward with that a momentous decision really, and it's being described peers historic and i think you craniums, we certainly see it tha

revealed that move in to 100 1000000 doses of cobit vaccines, enough to help several countries were expired and been the by the e. u. during the pandemic. that's well, many developing nations with pleading for the jobs to be shed by the west at least 215000000 doses of coverage 19 vaccines purchased by your country. so the hate of depend demik have since been thrown away as an estimate of the cost of the tax pay a $4000000000.00 euros. and that's almost certainly an under estimate. says the 1st cut on the virus vaccines were approved in late 2020 countries have collectively taken delivery of one point. $5000000000.00 is more than 3 years for every person in europe. many of these now lying lenses across the continent as well politic around it, that the real number of wasted vaccines could actually be much higher. some e u countries are reluctant to disclose just how many they've discolored according to what's known. so germany destroyed the most dose is staggering. a c, 3000000, it's gonna be wasted. over $149000000.00 with the netherlands coming in the foot at $60000000.00 wasted doses. that by, during the high to

view is to know that as well the opening the negotiations doesn't by any means make you create an e u country that will be multiple years of those negotiations before ukraine would then join the european union. the layer will be peace when we achieve our goals, the ones you just mention it. now let's return to these goals. what they have not changed. you know, i'll remind you of what we talked about and let's see the notification of ukraine. it's demilitarization. it's neutral status, but i am stuck with you. a lot of it 1st and they're saying that it will be no peace in ukraine until russia is good and ready. the russian president was taking questions from the public. i'm from john list and he's end to the press conference in moscow. dispersion also said bush and kindly had enough fine to us and there was no need for another wave of the zation. the rest of the presenters running for re election in march, tons of last year's press conference, i made the rushes full scale invasion of ukraine. so let's take a closer look at what we saw on her today. with konstantin that i got the deputies at ru

a deal would create a free trade area and quote, incorporating the 27 e u countries and locust. those full members, brazil contain yeah, power boy and uruguay. it would be the biggest in the world, covering $780000000.00 people and accounting for 20 percent of global trade. let's take a look at the existing trade between the 2 blocks and 2022. it totaled almost $730000000000.00 us dollars. the experts from exports from the you to the console. countries include plastic products like bottles, cause and chemicals, and central to trade and the other direction. also, beans, meat, and oil. living on a british research team has cross paths with the wells biggest iceberg scientists from the british adult take. so they became the 1st to see and film $823.00 a which rises $400.00 maces above the surface of the sea. it will also able to test the water is around it to monitor the effects of climate change on the ocean. it extends, as far as we can see, ice but a $23.00 a is estimated to be more than 3 times the size of new york city. full twice as big as great to london off to being fixed i

u. country that will be multiple years of those negotiations before ukraine would then join the european union the, there will be peace when we achieve our goals, the ones you just mention it. now let's return to these goals. what they have not changed. i'll remind you of what we talked about in and see the notification of ukraine. it's demilitarization, it's neutral status, and i'm stuck with a lot of effort to invest, saying that it will be no peace in ukraine until the russian is good and ready. the russian president was taking questions from the public. i'm from john list and he's and to the press conference in moscow. dispersion also said bush and kindly had enough fights us and there was no need for another wave of the zation. russian presidency is running for re election in march. tons of last year's press conference. i've had rushes full scale invasion of ukraine. so let's take a closer look at what we saw and heard today. we've constantine that i got the deputies at russia on list. welcome back constantine. let's start with your assessment of the state of institutions leadership

it's about 400 kilometers, says north west, and it's the closest e u country. this isn't a new proposal. they have present to this. the parents paid for last month and they did have a many countries from the european union and supporting this initiative. elbows some did level some criticism and consent and also that perhaps some of those border crossings in the south of gauze that might be stripped off, essentially ceiling going. so alright to laura. thank you. so talking personal break here and i'll just say right, when we come back the time, the boy is open. but desire is that the 1st major protests against a new presidents will start to measure loss. millions of people initiate the brands of economic sanctions imposed in response to the ministry the the hello from the al jazeera headquarters in del. how great to see. let's go with your weather report across the middle east and africa, we see signs that the wind is starting to pick up the bit through the goal. so this is a breeze blowing down from iraq 24 degrees for us, and they'll help but otherwise on thurs

but the need is a v g u country have political power against beijing, right? so there is a sense that there has been a dis, unified position, a sort of mid key, messy messaging coming out of the different e u capitals and brussels. and i think what they're trying to do with this summit trying to show that unified front. we're live with them with the timing, but thanks so much for joining us. the w busses correspondent check product and the 5 interest by engaging thank you. that's one. what do you want to do? the news here, as a reminder about the top story, 2 months, i'll say it was attacked by a mazda is roads, ministry, size. its troops are battling the minute of the group in the center of southern because of largest city commanders and the 100 us for sold say the troops are engaged in some of the most intense fighting yet. i'll text focus here to fix and look at the southern opposition efforts to succeed in this month's parliamentary elections. i'm finished managing the name diesel. the survey of faces parliamentary elections. many have had a number of presi

but the need is a v c u country have political power against beijing, right? so there is a sense that there has been a dis, unified position, a sort of mid and key, messy messaging coming out of the different e u capitals and brussels. and i think what they're trying to do with this summit is trying to show that unified front. we're live with them with the timing, but thanks so much for joining us. the w busses correspondent check product and the 5 interest by engaging, thank you. definitely. today is the start of hanukkah, the 8th, the jewish festival of lights and to mark the occasion. the german chancellor is expressing his solidarity with the countries jewish community that is telling me shout in the berlin. well that charles is the 1st german john said to preside over the lighting of a giant tunnel comment or in front of the german capitals, brandenburg gate this. your festival comes meet the ongoing wall between israel and homos, and an increase in and to submit ticket tax. yeah. in germany and the deputy chief political correspondent, nina has followed t

the e u countries are also responsible for it, which directly enter responsible continued to bump up the ukraine and ruined click with weapons and emergency meeting of the un security council convenience to discuss the issue of the shelling of civilians and the russian city of belgrade. the ukrainian forces were targeting civilians attacking civilian infrastructure, and this was something that russian ambassador to ben z a brought to the attention of the un security council, the 15 member by that leads the united nations. he pointed out that while russia does not engage in these behaviors, but is frequently accused of doing so, we have a case of ukraine blatantly attacking civilian something they've been doing. ever since the elected government was toppled in the 2014 to sparking and setting the stage for events that led to the current conflict, you described the ukranian forces and the ukraine government as a result of terror. we mentioned this, but suddenly when i build up as we begin the special military operation to stop what cube has been doing and done passport 8 years showing

the government to carry out bloody crimes. responsibility for these crimes is also bull invite e u countries, which directly irresponsibility, continue to supply the ukrainian rotates with weapons. the russian ambassador held up a q r code and the security council chambers on it. these pictures of what he called a terrorist attack perpetrated by ukraine, the killed more than a dozen people, including children. but just 24 hours earlier, it was russia who launched a massive coordinated missile attacks on ukraine. they killed over 2 dozen people. a few un said it cannot verify claims of how many people were killed and recent attacks, but called for de escalation on all sides, we in the green vocally come then all attacks and cities don't. and religious in new korean, and in the russian federation, at best, against dvds and civilian the destructive violets. international you meant that in low, unacceptable, and most and no ukraine's representative didn't directly mention the belgrade strikes. but continued to say russia needs to in the war, wants rushes, bloody war is over. there will be no mor

and this is something that the countries like the e u r. many others, others find absolutely unacceptable. scientists say our whole eco system may collapse if we don't, we know or sells off fossil fuels, given that, why are some countries against phasing them out of the well, we have uh, oil producing countries like saudi arabia, for example, or gas producing countries like russia, ari ron, they do not want to stop selling fossil fuels because they are a strong base for their economy. and they don't even want a reduction of them in the tech. so they're really pushing back then we have other countries, for example, india, but also many countries from the least least developed countries group. they don't produce fossil fuels, but they use them to power their energy system and their electrical grid. they use coal, they use oil, and they also say we cannot keep our country going and economic development going. if we do not use these fossil fuels, they also say some of them at least, that they want to push forward with the transformation of their

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country of transit quicker. also a so called solidarity making is means that asylum seekers will be distributed more evenly among e u. member states. countries that refuse to take in migrants will have to pay money to those that do and here's what the president of the european parliament were about to minnesota. had to say about this agreement that today is to leave a historic day. i am surrounded by colleagues who have not slept all days and nights. my colleagues have managed to find the balance between solidarity and responsibility across old files. it was not easy, but it only makes this achievement even more importance. we have defied the arts and proven that to you we're can deliver on the issue that much as citizens dw brussels correspondents, rosie birch had told me more about what this reform means for people who seek asylum in the u. what we've heard from you officials here really describing this as historic and as long as i've been covering this year in brussels, it has been such a device as topic among e u. member states. so you officials claiming this is a big success. on the other hand, i've had a campa

the number as a is u countries are extremely pleased. as i said, particularly those countries, including spain, greece, it's me, and most of the do i have the responsibility for so many arrivals. i have blown cold on other countries in the european union, particularly those in the north to take more responsibility for people coming into the european union. so that's certainly please use that have to hedge of a u. n h the all the u. n's rest of the agency that is saying perhaps some of the measures might help people be process best. but on the other hand, a number of charities and organizations is actually organizations and write scripts . a saying that these rules are simply going to make life even harder for asylum seekers and people is fled persecution who are coming here because they'll be process. so foss, perhaps they were novel that papers and old, and they'll be deported even though they all the, just some of the people who are able to apply for asylum. so several people all sides. the story who has some people who say this is a go

how do you but believe other regional countries may respond? if the u. s. lead intervention actually happens? i think other countries wants to, to calming down all this situation, especially a militarily in the areas of but the united states haynes, this is a global problem of walk through to products. uh bread. see, this is a serious problem. and by the end of the street, the us itself has a must of naval presence in the middle east. why would it even need a coalition? do you think uh, uh they do as well. so that, that's uh, this is a global problem. and not the end there become problems of how big they said we need to call ation. consists of some countries. okay, thank you very much for your time today from you. i'm in journalists, mar one, the be live on the program of the threats of a white or a cold sake lose over not only young men, but also 11 on the mid reports that is really planning to invade its neighbors to the north. mont attentions and not regions. the full story n more can be found in archie. the now after 11 runs of use sanctions didn't ex

but some countries like u. k. craus received people from pucca stone and from north africa to scam to germany. so i would not call it a mostly an issue. you know, it's more like people coming from developing countries to, to you up and countries. europeans expect taught that these people the work for a few years and then go back. but they didn't this stage and they're going to have families with them. this started living in europe, and that is when actually the situation changed. because then you start seeing many, dennis for dition, many european politicians speaking a guest at st minorities and especially most of the people. so that is what happened next to okay. so you don't say specifically as the most understood or migrants, but we heard earlier that some e u officials are now wanting of a secure cube is giving you the christmas, the said cold threats and due to what someone called a failure of the european authorities to integrate most of the effectively one of the thoughts on well, i have been following t

proposal and whether this is going underway bought because slight press, is one of the closest e u countries to gauze. it's around 400 kilometers. know if they considered themselves to be the natural stepping stone age into garza. interesting developments that are accounted for us in ramallah. thank your. that's how most of the military ring has released. and your video showing the local manufacturing of some of their weapons like cast number games video shows what appears to be an assembly shop and the besieged cause of stress with fights as a manually building sniper rifles. it also shows some making fun of, of israel has launched as strikes on several positions in southern leather, on the targeting hezbollah, lebanese on troop. it says 6 fighters were killed in the past 24 hours israel and has the law has been exchanging far along that florida since the war and gaza began more than 2 months ago. then a call to send this update from southern level. as of late as well, has increase the intensity the pace, and the scope of its attacks against 11 use arms group has the law. it is what it is.

some countries including germany, the u. s. and the okay, he refused to sign up to the latest draft deal or reference to phasing out fossil fuels was taken out at 70 talks, and overtime. now the summit post, the united arab emirates, is trying to find consensus. part of the video for you going through these a dw corresponded layer on the from how much time is at the conference into by. we asked her earlier whether a final decision is within reach. well, that's the question on everybody's mind here. obviously to, you know, last nights and for us and service us during this. it's been a pretty long night and a pretty long day of, of waiting and for the negotiate is behind close stores. um, it has been a very long night and a very long day of negotiating, trying to find compromises, trying to find the, to build bridges. and, you know, the presidency is in talk with this sort of difference, a country groups. we're hearing a lot of rumors and the, the stakes are pretty high, the pressure is on. i mean, we're heard some of those state

and money would put debt by developing an industrial countries and also countries like golf, countries like the u. e. and countries that are involved in also for a spike, the exploration and this money would then move to countries like somebody uh, contest like maybe uh uh you know, countries that have affected by drought affected by extreme war. the config countries also that are affected by rise and sea level and, and see coming into the cities and communities plays a big part of the climate change conversation is everybody having a voice and i want to get a sense from you from what you're hearing from the african representatives at this time it's, do they feel that effort? his voice is being heard in this conversation, given that this is the confidence that is worst affected by climate change, while i think it's not just the public, his voice has been heard is east africa has voice is in on time. for example, we've just spoken about the last and the one that has been set up here in a, in the has been agreed of 48 in device. but this has been 30 plus, he is a common conversations of the convers

ukrainian government to carry out bloody crimes. responsibility for these crimes is also born by e u. countries which directly irresponsibility, continue to supply the ukrainian rooting inmates with weapons. the russian ambassador held up a q r code and the security council chambers on it. these pictures of what he called a terrorist attack perpetrated by ukraine. the killed more than a dozen people, including children, but just 24 hours earlier, it was russia who launched a massive coordinated missile attacks on ukraine. the killed over 2 dozen people. few un said it cannot verify claims of how many people were killed and recent attacks, but called for de escalation on all sides we enact, grieve, vocally, come, then all attacks and cities don't and religious in new korean and in the russian federation. fx against dvds and civilian the destructive violets. international you meant that in low, unacceptable, and most and no ukraine's representative didn't directly mention the belgrade strikes, but continued to say russia needs to in the war. once ross was bloody wars over, there will be no more h