everything they had hoped to get from the e. u that we'd like to at least keep money out of russian pockets. terry, so it's a pleasure to talk to you. thank you so much. i now to some of the other global business stories making news. germany's exports to rush her phone again. according to the latest figures, russia in force until 600 a 1000000 euro is worth of goods. last month's done almost 40 percent year on year . this place is russia 18th, among germany's most important non e u. export countries. prior to the war and ukraine, it was 5th german arms companies. i'm metallic specks revenue. it's almost doubled up to 14000000000 euros by 2026. that's due to russia's warranty crane increase defense commitments from national members. the company says it's current full order books support it's growth targets easily has sold a 25 percent stake and the bailout bank monte palsky. the 920000000 euro sale is a significant step forward in plans to re privatize the world's oldest bond. 2 years after initial attempts to do so, failed vitale

u a e u rod, you're run into weight also in the gulf region are likewise ranked among the world's top 10 oil producing states. between 20162020, the fossil fuel accounted for over a 3rd of gross domestic product in the gulf states. that revenue helps pay for economic development, but it's also funding the transition to renewables at the same time, the goal for reaching has already been impacted by the consequences of climate change from drought to flash floods and rising sea levels, saudi arabia and the u. a. e, have seen huge expansion and renewable energy use in recent years. just recently, the emirates announced their net 0 target for 2050. those plans involve new, clean energy investments, totaling $54000000000.00 by 2030 that's a positive move. um, but we see that the policies to actually meet their target all or are still not there. and we see they're actually planning to increase still, for example, fossil gas consumption. and they're still massively planning to increase their oil and gas production, which will also lead to higher emissions. but the gulf states aren't the only

this is just a recommendation for e u. member states. their governments will needs to make the decision. and even if they say yes, this is a long and winding process. but for ukraine, a country fiercely fighting against russians aggression. this announcement is a key milestone, very easy ukrainians to save this 1st for the protection of europe and values. and for the fact that even at times of full scale war, we keep our word by developing states institutions. there was more news from the commission. they're proposing to start accession talks with more dover, as well. and with folks and had to go, we know once the necessary criteria are met and they say they are in favor of printing georgia candidate status steps that bring the country. it's closer to the use of 2 years of fed teak and lodgement is back at the top of the use political agenda. but that's it for now, robots is up next with your business news. and remember there's more dw common and socials x instagram and our youtube channel as well. i am totally online the book, thanks fo

what about the other countries hoping to become members of the e. u. alexander, how are there prospect smoking as well? i think that small dover will be happy as it seems they were granted. candidates state has to be of the width you claim, and we expect that you are pin commission also to propose this todd or succession talks with them as well. then georgia is also on the agenda here with some reports stay stating that georgia will be granted the candidates stay to stay at a i would see as a surprise because they're all officials saying, though i'm not making enough progress. and even though the georgia population is mostly pro european and their government is trying to forge close to us again with russia. and the most contentious question is whether both yeah, had to go in. i should also get the green lights to start. accession talks with the european union, a, with many officials saying that they're half a scene back sliding on the rule of law there. and all the democratic principles a. so we will see what type kind of decision and the you appeal r

and sports a 1st home game for germany, coach u e and i goes month. this much could feel like in a way, one with more than half the crowd likely to be supporting the problem for nearly as welcome to the program. sizes of people have ready to in jerusalem. and so at the office of prime minister benjamin netanyahu in solidarity with hostages, held by ham us protesters or calling for the government to do more to secure the release of the people who were kidnapped when home us fighters attacked israel on october 7th. the riley is the combination of a 5 day march in which tens of thousands of people walk from tel aviv to jerusalem . as well during this time, e sako joined us from jerusalem and told us, what are the protesters quoting for when the protesters are well united in the fact that the, the prisoners oh, the hostages that i have. but how miles it should be released and they should be released now. and this is the, the demand, the, all of them should be released. and the, they're also a, or their message is towards the international community and to

want to make sure that this doesn't happen, trying to bring all these countries together within the e u family as quickly as possible. well, the e u has enlarged itself if you will, before and 20042007 most recently. and then that was another criticism that any of the new members didn't really meet the ball for your membership. bestbuy's, economic, paula or transparency and democracy are concerned. all that similar concerns, concerns now. well, you member states are making a point to say that all the countries that want to join the union have to reach certain conditions that the e u has set for them. and that if, for example, the issue of rule of law and democracy cannot be question for countries that want to join this union that uses, they're not going to be any discounts for any of these countries to go ahead with this process. so these are all processes that are going on and a lot of reform is going to be expected from countries at once, enjoying the you on the other hand, but you also plans to reform itself. so make it then easier to welcome an additional number of countries into th

u. k. and the e. u in particular has been very much in the reports recently, claiming to have one criticism from the go see a to at the you in pool, attempting or trying to kill the you and proceeds the forwarding to go see a change in the back states and all of those and those taxes were considered to be a some sort of back stab and wanting the you in decision or resolution. not to go ahead. but it's also worth noting and very important to add that to act at the heart of all international tax. we go see it was a very simple, quick mission and that was who gets to collect what? because on one side, all the capital rich countries on the global knows the women the off, the was the biggest companies. it's a based. but then on the other side, do you have these capital poor countries that like most of the countries that reside and that are based in the african continent. so all of this and the majority off with those votes really pushed experts. and this is to say back to the test who has historically been

could tar the u. e. i'm sorry to hear maybe a while. art of leaders call for an immediate 6 for us state. second 3, reiterated washington's opposition. to that arguing it would give her last time to regroup and launch fresh attacks ortiz. rachel blevins picks up the story, starting with another of lincoln's recent trips. one which the west bank well un secretary of state and t blinking is on yet another tour of the middle east. and this one has included a surprise visit to the occupied westbank, where he met with the leader of the palestinian authority. but it has not included washington's endorsement for a cease fire in the gaza strip, even of civilian deaths continue to climb with children making up nearly half of the casualties from israel's been boardman. instead of focusing on the civilian lives that couldn't be saved. blanket repeated, the claim that has been made by both is really officials and former secretary of state hillary clinton, which is that a ceasefire would be good for him off. take a l

u, a. e. iraq. iran and kuwait, also in the gulf region, are likewise ranked among the world's top 10 oil producing states. between 20162020. the fossil fuel accounted for over a 3rd of gross domestic product in the gulf states. that revenue helps pay for economic development, but is also funding the transition to renewables. at the same time, the goal for reaching has already been impacted by the consequences of climate change from drought to flash floods, and rising sea levels, saudi arabia and the u. a. e. have seen huge expansion and renewable energy use in recent years. just recently the emirates announced their net 0 target for 2050. those plans involve new, clean energy investments, totaling $54000000000.00 by 2030. that's a positive move. um, but we see that the policies to actually meet their target are still not there. and we see they're actually planning to increase still, for example, fossil gas consumption. and they're still massively planning to increase their oil and gas produc

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food is also promised the controversial referendum on the countries e. u membership dumped next it this on t e u stones has photos of all position policies worried about villages resurgence in popularity. the despite the wind filled as will have a tough time to secure the job of prime minister. he would need to form a coalition to secure the parliamentary majority. he would need to govern and so far, most of the other policies have ruled out. joining him in government to w is lucio schultz and was in the hague following the dutch selections, and told us more on why than the other ones has drifted to the right. that is the difficult to say, but it seems said his topics which read basically benevolence part of the that's the the 1st i'm also his stands against my grace and he's been calling out way or he's been saying he wants to complete stuff of asylum seekers and also, he's been mixing, this is another problem the netherlands is having, which is a housing crisis and use for like putting this to get a being saying that, you know, if there would be less asy

being an e. u. member state would entitle ukraine to substantial sums of money, large subsidies for agriculture and infrastructure spending. ukraine is one of the world's top agriculture produces in the use. it would take the top spot from front and get the largest shape of the use generous farm subsidies. a lead internal study by the end you counsel simulated what ukraine's joining the european union would mean for the bronx. budgets it showed keys alone would be entitled to nearly $30000000000.00 jurors every year under the car and framework. and that money will have to come from some way the net computers to the you are the countries such as germany from initially all the users are be the ones you great. joyce, you these companies i might take, you have pay even more into the u back chair and that receivers off the phone such as a storm. yeah, probably 3. yeah. 3. yeah, i know some of these countries will have this fun to distribute to your disadvantage. we use using you fall and farm is, would h

the heads of the c, i, a and law side are in the hall and the mirror of council, as in the u, a. e. and then travel to egypt from adults on friday with health facilities in gauze increasing the under threat, found the hospitals direct to me. this agend appeal for international health. and the, this is an s o s message from inside the l not so pediatric hospital facility came under attack 2 times today. the 1st target to the guys. well the 2nd was a direct hit on the hospitals. what's the building stuff and massive damage? the ice use and baby boom enterprises are not without oxygen supply. the anti hospital is out of power except the i see you where i stand. now. commonly, i'm attending a patients with the power runs out any minute i will definitely die a few days ago due to relinquish showing power until for a few minutes. i mean last one patient in this ice you, the situation is beyond die or we have stranded here now belongs to any other vehicle can access the facility. any i'd be once having to the hospital is talk to advise riley both planes. commonly there is one victim of the

and russia with 25 percent of the total rare of imports into the e. u last year. a friend who does surplus as a senior fellow with the independent think tank brutal. she joins me off for more on this. find who to walk into the show. europe is one of the world's biggest markets for electric vehicles. you have the content produced is less than one percent of minerals like lithium and cobalt. how realistic then is this target that we're seeing of in this case 10 percent um extraction of minerals. but the question also is how important this is to have a critical access to these materials. so here what's most important is that we can access our components at the most efficient and effective way here. and of course, if that would be a critical dependence, that would brooke, that access to, to the best, and the most effective and fair prices, these kind of materials that's which really to keep both a link. so it's not necessarily the 3 need to have 10 percent or could be produced at home. i don't think that's a really relevant k, p i to look at to what's really matter is

so ma'am, i'm from the hashemite kingdom of jordan and we got pledges from the u. e. we are still offset the same if we are as an agency, going to be able to pay salaries for the stop this month, november, or not december, including those honestly heroes. but i working with the agency on the phone lines. you can think of a big, the head of your agency said the other day there was a feeling among thousands that they had been sacrificed on the band and by the outside world. how wide spread is that feeling among the people that you've met and you've talked to a very wide spread very wide spence, it's, i'm all done with south and it's also among the fans. but we have and gaza. there is a feeling of abandonment and there's a feeling all, i'm not feeling a point about there at the softening and the part of that is happening in gaza is not important. and box is changing, which is very, very good. i think more and more and more people around the world are understanding that civilians are going to pay in dollars on that they are going to collect this punishment that so many pe

he added that e u countries were working with industry to ramp up production. and one of the world's leading ammunition manufacturers is located in the norwegian town of ralph voss, where d, they'll be used. terry schultz go to look at some of the problems that are played in production. the challenges of weapons manufacturing may have come is an unpleasant surprise for politicians who promised ukraine a 1000000 rounds of ammunition by next march. they stop so that you can just drive the truck up to a defense company and just tell them how much you want to leave the same day. it's not like that. you always number, always one of the world's leading suppliers of ammunition was 27 manufacturing facilities across a dozen countries. these steel tubes still hot from the foraging process, will become some of those coveted 155 millimeters shells. here at nanos, ralph is manufacturing facility, but what producers explain is that they can't spill orders they haven't received. and so the responsibility for this dramatic scale up and output being expected doesn't start here

well with e. u foreign policy chief i'm a pull to learn that in the middle of the war, these really government is voice to can make new funds to build more illegal. solomons, this is not self defense and will not make israel stay for the settlements are great. i chilled bridge and there israel's great a security liability. the smoke trips told to balance a budget adjustment that allocates millions of shekels to expand these riley settlements in areas see in the west bank. and that like types of budget to prevent palestinians from building in those areas is a slide as it is a hasn't bought cat look, which is insane. and the funds only amount to, to less than one percent to the budget. although that still allows to more than a bit in the u. n. views of the is really settlements as a legal i'm a single to the 2 state solution i that's all the population, all the federal, most in the west bank signs of the 700 of 1000 and occupies about 40 percent of the land, the head of the silver of institute i is on

in addition to that, there was this big promise by the e. u. of providing $1000000.00 off, hilary shells around to ukraine. that hasn't happened, d e u is not being able to fill that and that's causing problems full care when it comes to the front lines and it's offensive. but of course, this was meant to be a good week for ukraine. that was this report from your pin commission saying look, we think you pretty much that when it comes to being a toolbox full, being a member of the e you, you just need to delta fee while i as in cross a few cheese. but that's also being 2 p dude with one you repeat in men by saying, actually we don't think you're ready. membership talks must not be started. this is the clear stance of hungry. who would like to make it very clear that they can guarantee rejection of the start of talks with ukraine over e u membership is not subject to making any deal. it cannot be linked to the show funds that hunger is entitled to get. so what exactly is your brain when it comes to with loan pursued goals of joining the human natu

and in fact, make belgium, perhaps the gatekeeper for the diamonds coming into the e. u and the g 7. so it clearly is not giving up it's perch at the top of the diamond tree, but simply trying to make sure that if these sanctions come into place, which could be so damaging to this country, that they are as air tight as possible. but there are a lot of complications i had in the sections package. as i said, it was just introduced last week. member states are now to make debating amongst themselves. the diamond band is only part of the package. and of course, there are other countries against other parts of the package, and we're hearing that well, the commission would have liked this to be agreed already. it's unlikely that there wouldn't be complete unanimity until you leaders themselves. come to brussels for a meeting and mid december. it's so complicated, isn't it? these next set of functions would be the 12. are they actually making a big difference to russia's war test? so? well, certainly no one would say that they've made as big a difference as quickly as the europ

he has even promised a controversial referendum on his countries e. u membership dots next. it an idea that is really putting off his potential partners and government, but the door to a deal may still be open. all eyes are set on who might join builders and power with some no changing the tune from their position during the election campaign. i do not see how the freedom party conformed majorities that is still unclear, but the lead now really lies with mr. said the builders. he has to work on that and we will quietly discussing the group tomorrow how we will deal with this result. ship talks with vendors fail, the conservative party is new leader has other options. she could seek to form a central right government with the left wing alliance left by for my e. u climate chief funds to my mans. but that could be tricky with the pair spending most of the election highlighting the differences. whatever happens. many analysts believe it could take months to form a new government. european leaders are watching closely as they fear that the villagers victory could boost the simil

but the point is, e u. member states have not yet agreed on that package. and so ukraine's funding is inside of it until that entire package is agreed upon. we don't have new funding for ukraine being announced if we don't expect anything conclusive today, particularly looking forward to 2 other meetings that it's possible that finance ministers could come again for a special meeting. it could be all right, christine mendoza in brussels. thank you very much. i, i was take a look at some of the global business stories that i'm making the news. after months of discussions, the german government has a great on a relief package for the manufacturing sector. moving through is temporarily cutting, cutting cuts on electricity. the relief is project is due amounts to up to 12000000000 yours. next year, learned german companies have been struggling with a search and power prices. image rushes, war, and ukraine. china slipped into deflation in october, highlighting how hard it is but the aging to pump up growth through domestic demand . consumer prices in the world's

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come despite his stop in jordan, where he met with leaders from egypt, saudi arabia, guitar and the u. a. e, where they express the need for an immediate cease fire and gaza and argue that collective punishment which is internationally recognized as a war crime is not a form of self defense link. it tried to push the conversation towards talking about what posts work also will look like their leaders. he met with argue that it's impossible to have that discussion. now when there is so much that is urgently needed for the civilians on the ground blinking again. so the us will encourage its allies to follow international law, but didn't give much detail as to how the us is encouraging israel to lift its blanket on the gaza strip, which has completely cut off vital resources in the last month. here's what he said . we'll continue to work closely with partners in the region, the distressed, important somebody here into the law of war support. and also we're trying to get to safety or provide assistance and facilitate and access to food, water, medical care, and shelter for citizens. whatever th

to other places early on today, but then can also, but was senior officials from egypt kata, the u, a. e at us. that would be a ravia. well, our biggest pulled for an immediate c s y. i'm a 2nd stage. we integrated washington's opposition. all yeah, it would give how much time to regroup. i launch fresh attacks of all the things that relate to blevins as war. and the story one was, well, un secretary of state mc, blinking is on yet another tour of the middle east. and this one has included a surprise visit to the occupied westbank, where he met with the leader of the palestinian authority. but it has not included washington's endorsement for a cease fire in the gaza strip. even of civilian deaths continue to climb with children making up nearly half of the casualties from israel's been boardman. instead of focusing on the civilian lives that couldn't be saved. blanket repeated . the claim that has been made by both is really officials and former secretary of state hillary clinton, which is that a ceasefire would be good for home off. take a listen to our view at a ceasefire. now it simpl

is what do you need is the victim is also recently met with senior officials in egypt. cuts are the u. e n. saudi arabia was out of the, this queen for an immediate cease for the states i, for reinstallation to washington, a position to that 7 all getting it wouldn't give how much time to regroup, is known as the director of the us states and departments and divide media have sent me a wire bug, said washington is going to send over dogs of slides, but also for the advocates, for as well. right. to self defense isn't that within the 1st it is necessary to understand that by natural relations between the us and israel did not arise 3 weeks ago after the brutal terrorist attacks committed by how much us and israel have enjoyed a strong relationship for decades. and that remains unchanged. today we're paying special attention to certain top priority issues, including the release of us hostages as quickly as possible, as well as other hostages. will start with its must be made to deliver humanitarian aid to the palestinian people in garza and is necessary to do everything possible to provide

u. a e and saudi arabia all are beaten school for an immediate cease fire. say, is there a state re into a hidden washington's of a position, arguing it would give how much time to regroup and the launch fresh attacks, all tease it, rachel blevins, husband war and this story, while you, as the secretary of state mc, blinking is on yet another tour of the mid a lease. and this one has included a surprise visit to the occupied westbank, where he met with the leader of the palestinian authority. but it has not included washington's endorsement for a cease fire in the gaza strip. even of civilian deaths continue to climb with children, making up nearly half of the casualties from israel, some boardman. instead of focusing on the civilian lives that couldn't be saved. blanket repeated. the claim that has been made by both is really officials and former secretary of state hillary clinton, which is that a ceasefire would be good for him off. take a list, it starve you add a ceasefire. now it simply leave moss in place, able to regroup and receive what is it on octo

the front lines also has denied that he's face any kind of pressure from either the e u leaders or the united leaders in the united states. to sit down at the negotiating table with the russians from the prize. i'll just say era, the security forces, amount of gas car have used to your gas to disperse and opposition riley ahead of presidential elections due in 2 weeks. supporters of the opposition candidates tried to reach a square and the capital. the police pushed them back and he's facing the incumbent president and then november 16th poll you and has expressed concern about what it calls a deteriorating human rights situation. denise former military ruler is back in custody after allegedly being kidnapped from prison. heavily on men freed mussa, died this camara and 3 officers from to naturally central prison on saturday. come r. as lawyers, as the former leader was taken by force, but did not say how he was returned to prison, come arrow and others have been on trial, accused of orchestrating violence and a pro democracy riley in 2009. which led to the depths of a 150 people will