u. e. have deferred on a number of issues in recent months. the emerging government has downsize, its military presence in the saudi, like holy shit and fighting, who is in yemen, while saudi arabia has taken the lead. and the blockade of cats are despite some reluctance from the u. a e, it also did not join the u. e and some other arab nations and signing a piece deal with israel. saudi arabia as amended rules on imports from other gulf countries that would affect goods made in so called free zones, including those by israel. and it's also threatened to cut off multinational from contracts if they don't relocate to the kingdom. and more recently, the saudi government has been travel to and from the u. a. e. sites in corona virus concerns the, let's not bring in our guest, joining us from rhea as often as either of us yon, who's a researcher and fellow for the secretary and isn't proxies and the secretary and ization projects and london. andrea is craig, who is an assistant professor at kings college london and call through surrogate warfare t

u. e. have made progress in resolving a dispute of how their production costs are measured. those are your headlines. the news continues here on alex's here, after inside story, i'll have a news for you in a little under 30 minutes. we'll see that, ah, ah ah, that's going public in cuba, the government being blamed for the economic collapse and people want more freedom . also calling for the covered leadership, does that sound the where does this leave a communist party in havana? this is inside story. ah, ah, ah hello, welcome to the program of the whole roman food and medicine shortages, electricity blackouts, and a 3rd in corona virus cases. keepers worsting living conditions have sparked the island nation's largest protests in decades. many cubans say that they've had enough of government policies that have taken to the streets, demanding. the president stepped down, but also calling for more freedom and a using slogans against the ruling communist party. dozens of people have been arrested and cut down on security forces. activists are using social media to gather suppor

u. e. have made progress in resolving a dispute of how their production cuts are measured. still to come here on al jazeera anger and the occupied west bank, the jail palestinian activists is denied the chance to say a final farewell to her daughter. getting up border security, we'll take a look at the new technology aiming to stop refugees crossing from turkey over the water into greece. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored like cattle airways. hello, there. the monsoon range remain pretty active across much of south asia. we've seen them really come into force across the north west of india. we've had severe land slides and flooding in him shall pradesh and we've got the severe storms continuing across. those northern states raja stana tupper dish seems some of those sharper showers and lightning strikes when northern pakistan the wet weather does continue . we could see some flooding here as those rains kick in. but much of the west coast of india in on dated with those monsoon rains and stronger winds as well. we've got to red alert out for go. so we ar

have not, not signed off on this a tax agreement. however, for it to come into effect, it needs to be unanimous, the backing in the e. u. so how are these countries going to be made to total line? in fact, they can also start without either and hungry that you have not to agree in. and honestly, because taxation is called responsibility for every country. and the d. 20 can start also without these countries. and the calculation here is that the small countries will have to follow sooner or later because they cannot stem themselves against 80 percent of the of the both population which is represented in g 20. and these texts havens have to come up with a different business model. now, there is not go out of business, but they have to, to think about other means to, to, to encourage countries to come to their shows and build up their business there. so it's built in the end not depend on the small countries, but the more big question is with the us, be able to push this through because president bide is facing fears a position against this text revolution in congress boundary. got very boring from when is there the meeting

u. s. and e. u nations have extended their support to turkey. so thought of that is live for us in mon, i've gotten on talia province that start with the 5 then our emergency cruise close at least at this point to getting a control of the situation. well some it's still i will say out of far away from being under the control because since one day when the 1st reports of. busy the fire being a rock that came out of the on talia then just one penny asleep. the report came out the 26 other provinces as well. and so far that has been 87 police is the locations that the for the fire rock that so i will say simply turkey lungs are on the fire only in 2026 provinces, a to 5 locations. 74 of them are under the console by more than pans of the locations are still burning. now here the, the, the force are on the way. we can see that the how to cope. there's the plains continuously getting water from the mediterranean and just dropping that over the supposed over the hard support here. but their job is quite difficult for me because just a little bit i go

e you in crisis. ah. okay, let's go back to donald in london so far in this program we have 2 contradictory ideas. the e u is just the all power comes from the member states. and then just suppose that we have this all powerful commission. what is it? because that's what the arguments i hear all of the time. it's not democratic, faceless bureaucrats. but then the other argument is no, all the power comes from the member states. ok, how, how do you, how do you balance that donald, go ahead. when it's obvious that the power comes from the council of ministers, because it's an agreement between states. the states get together, the council of ministers appoints, of commission and the commission then and the commission then. and next to a number of the propositions, we just obtain a majority the that is the way it has been. the idea that the commission runs european affairs or interferes in hunger and culture. is absolute nonsense? well, i mean they, they are bound and the hungarians are being threatened with sanctions. i don't know if they'll ever come through with that. it's good. it's eric is here. i mean,

e, u and the w h o on these kinds of issues. how much coordination is there between countries themselves? some of the you, nations have approved the same covey shield that the e u, as a whole, the saying they're not sure about. well, given that be totally legitimate for each regulatory authority to independently carry out the approval process for drag back to that whatsoever. apparently at the moment we have a problem of coordination because european union paid that the vaccine should not be used and recognized. but at the same time, oh, nice. well, they knew i'd be lam, spain, and in the near switzerland. nice land approved kong shields. the answer, the proper and effective and safe roxanne, therefore in, in a time in which in a moment in which should be unique way to face the, the make emergency. apparently there is large page space for each country or each or different countries to be a in a different way, which is not something helpful to properly manage the emergency and probably manage the huge field covering the largest 5 possible parts of human beings with a good vaccine, john, i want to come back to you on a

u. s. and the e u nations have extended their support to turkey, his more from russell soda. he's been one of up in antalya problems. the situation is quite city here because this is from the 1st report. so the 1st report that came out of that message, if i wrapped it just moments after this continuously, there'll be other reports as well. in 26 proven says on the news that has the forest fires going on at the 85 different location. so starting from the agent, cost to city is mayor all alongside the mediterranean course. the city is filled with all of that lined times over the cities. how witness the matthew wildfires so far and now 10005 fighters are trying to extinguish the fires fighting to the the blazes and also turn the aircraft as well. just how to cook as an a cross or getting water from the mediterranean sea and groping for the fires. students wish them, but their job is quite difficult because out of thought. and because the new files are just pulled out on the road, this region and not only along side of the coastal cities, but even the central natalia cities like

of amsterdam on tuesday and is in hospital in serious condition. european leaders have condemned it as an attack on e u. values, 2 suspects have been detained. authorities are investigating possible links to his reporting on a major criminal gang. this way now is building a barrier on his border with a roof to stop people. crossing eagerly that the one you as prime minister accuses been reversed of offering migrants fights to men's and allowing them to enter her country in retaliation for e u sanctions. both countries have expelled each other's diplomats. this week. this is d w. news from berlin. there's much more on our website, www dot com. ah, ah. last month you, as president biden met with russian president, putin in delivered a clear message. stop the hacking your tax on us targets, or else. well, i didn't said the world would know in several months whether or not his words had made a difference at the kremlin. well, since then, cyber attacks originating and russia have not stopped in just the last week, 2 major attacks, one of them disrupting businesses from san francisco to stockholm, the larges

have it, even though by gender. any. so that was an issue. and so then if you wanted to pressure them and you did not try, it wasn't the u. s. e. i think when they cut him and not the u, a government, most of those companies have said that know they want to keep the people, the staff, and so on, in a, in the by which is comfort belie, whatever that explanation. and they have only to drop off the water if i remember correct. i read in the press that some of them are leading, so they say it is not worth investing there. so there is this competition for attracting investment as well. that the sound that has been insist insisting and pressuring the investors to have their office is not to leave the you each, but to have their, their court is for me to lease operations, move for 100. to solve that many. investors have refused. ok, fascinating. dynamic wants to keep an eye on in the days and weeks gone, but for now my check tickets are keen. i agreed to get your thoughts. thank you for joining us on the usa. numerous delays, politicians in israel are expected to vote to the controversial temporary law. it prevents palestinians in the

other countries have introduced similar systems in june, denmark, past the law, allowing it to send asylum seekers out 5 europe while their applications are being processed. the e u and u. n. have condemned the move and australia has sent thousands of asylum seekers to its offshore prisons on the remote islands of now lou and manis detainees, if complained of widespread abuse and harsh conditions. legal experts warning the legislation could violate the 951 un refugee convention. it says signatories cannot impose penalties on asylum seekers who enter a country illegally if they present themselves without delay. but the new law makes going to the u. k. illegally a criminal offense, it also creates a 2 tier system for a silent applicants. people who successfully claim assigned them after illegal entry will have only a temporary protection status with limited rights. as talk to tim, now, hilton, who's the chief executive of refugee actions. he joins us now. live from manchester . good to have you with us. what do you make of this new bill with the propose plans of housing asylum? see whose offshore is that a legal justification for the u. k. to do this in a way that

of amsterdam on tuesday and is in hospital in serious condition. european leaders have condemned it as an attack on e u. values. 2 suspects have been detained. authorities are investigating possible links to his reporting on a major criminal gang. this way now is building a barrier on its border with bella. ruth, to stop people crossing eagerly. the one year's time minister accuses been reversed of offering migrants fights to men's and allowing them to enter her country in retaliation for you. sanction both countries have expelled each other from out this week. this is dw news from berlin. there's much more on our website, dw, dot com, the o. last month he was president biden met with russian. president putin in delivered a clear message. stop the hacking your tax on us targets, or else. well, i said the world would know in several months whether or not his words had made a difference at the criminal. well since then, cyber attacks originating in russia have not stopped in just the last week. 2 major attacks, one of them disrupting businesses from san francisco to stock home, the largest such attack ev

e. u. since the seizure of crimea, the e. u has imposed a huge variety of sanctions on moscow. can you think of any way in which those sanctions have to any degree change moscow's behavior? well, if you look at the history of sanctions globally, then it's of course, always an issue. how much and how fast sanctions will have its influence. and what concerns russia then? yes, so we have seen that so far that has been no immediate direct influence because russia continues while ation of international law and human rights be in the ukraine, be in russia, in some other 3rd places. but there is also always question what these are, what should be an alternative if one country is systematically and harshly violates international law and human rights. so that they yeah, me that the impact. yeah. so for the time being the sanctions have been useless. and my question is really, what's the point of continuing to take measures that have no effect? is it to make people in the you feel better about it? well, part of politics always is also that the public opinion should approve the steps. but there is also an issue that if you, these days just st

e u. cowardly just turned away. you know, what they sanctioned the wrong government. they should have sanctioned the qu regime, ok, and the e u has, is, is at fault for every single part of this year. they created the facts on the ground for this tension that was completely unnecessary. and the russians warned them you destabilize ukraine like this, that countries sovereignty will be in danger. and it is in danger because of what the b, e u and plus, victoria knew and, and her famous words and their policy towards ukraine. peace would be the european union. go ahead, john. peter, i 100 percent agree with you. but we are talking about events that happened 7 years ago, and things have moved on. now. we don't need to carry on arguing about ukraine's or about crimea, because i come back to what i said at the beginning. what's going down beneath the surface is different from the froth that's being generated to the tall. the fact is, nobody in washington or brussels believes that the crimea will ever revert to ukraine. they hardly even mentioned the crime air anymore. they know that is full

e. u. since the seizure of crimea, the e. u has imposed a huge variety of sanctions on moscow. can you think of any way in which those sanctions have to any degree changed moscow's behavior? well, if you look at the history of sanctions globally, then it's of course, always an issue. how much and how fast sanctions will have its influence. and what concerns russia then? yes, so we have seen that so far that has been no immediate direct influence because russia continues while ation of international law and human rights be in the ukraine, be in russia, in some other 3rd places. but there is also always question what these are, what should be an alternative if one country is systematically and harshly violates international law and human rights. so that they yeah, me that the impact. yeah. so for the time being the sanctions have been useless. and my question is really, what's the point of continuing to take measures that have no effect? is it to make people in the you feel better about it? well, part of politics always is also that the public opinion should approve the steps. but there is also an issue that if you these days just st

u. s. and e u to enter the country without having to koren. seen the move as being welcomed by airlines and travel companies have been struggling through another system a summer season. petro castillo has been sworn in as peruse you, presidents. the less this newcomer is promising to fax the corona virus pandemic, which has hurt the economy and increase poverty. nicaragua has oppositional lions. his name's a former right when gorilla to challenge president daniel ortega in november's election or take us government says arrested 7 presidential hopefuls and recent months in a widely criticized crack tone. the biden administration's $1.00 trillion dollar infrastructure bill, of course, the major hurdles in the us senate members voted to advance the funding package by $67.00 votes. the 32, it follows a deal with the senate republicans and democrats on key sticking points and the killing of a popular african committee and by the taliban has drawn international condemnation . nathangelo haven't hash was abducted from his home in kandahar province and kills, to stay with this generation. change is

u. e wants to search. it's independent the politics in general and not to be a follower of. so that may be an indication of, for example, a u e. n is rather than having established relationship wanted the that the card open leader said that, you know, he's in that and they are doing this on a so part of, i think this, this announcement by the you, a oil minister, demanding higher production quarter is being led by politics in line with the us government, i'm sure they want to use this oil issue as one excuse or one occasion to emphasize that independence. iran's only nuclear power plant is banking operation. the bush had a plant, was built with help from russia. it's been shut down for 2 weeks of emergency maintenance us sanctions have prevented thereon from bringing in new parts. iran has faced power blackouts blamed on surging electricity demand during a heat wave. sweeping the region demonstrations against major power can continue to be held in the iraqi capital. iraqis is suffering from a heat wave. it's already hit 50 degrees celsius. southern provinces have been the worst hit by the regular blackouts. the ministry of electricity says a major po

does brock have information about any got any golf country, whether it's cut through the u. e. saudi arabia or, or anybody else who offered financial benefit to anyone in the administration, in order for favorable policy treatment? does he have that information at the 1st half of the question in the 2nd half is, is he willing to trade that information to save his own skin? at least 12 people have been killed from the chinese city of jango. severe flooding sweets, the central region with more rain forecast officials say a dam could collapse at any moment. gillian wolf has the story. flood water wreaking havoc across china hern on province. the damage visible as far as the i can see, the army is wanting. one of the region stricken dams may collapse at any time risking the lives of around 7000000 people. heavy downpours have flooded streets, stranding travellers bringing the region to a standstill. cars completely submerged as residents are swept away under ground, unmistakable panic among these passengers trapped inside a submerged subway car way steep waters rising to their sho

does brock have information about any got any golf country, whether it's cut through the u. e. saudi arabia or, or anybody else who offered financial benefit to anyone in the administration, in order for favorable policy treatment? does he have that information at? that's the 1st half of the question in the 2nd half is, is he willing to trade that information to save his own skin? right, i thank you very much for that. ryan grim. they're from the internet. you got it. a founder of amazon may be the world's richest man, but only now has jeff face off achieved a lifelong dream, flying to space, what a prime rocket. bob reynolds report from van horn, texas, near the lawn, site of tuesdays mission for come in and, and start to watch the from deep in the heart of texas. the richest man on planet earth blasted off into outer space. the blue origin rocket hearing amazon founder jeff bezos, his brother, mark 82 year old female mercury space program, pioneer wally funk, and 18 year old dutch space enthusiast oliver damon climbed at 3 times the speed of sound crossing the 100 kilometer

u. k. is new coded trouble. rules have been slammed by france as discriminatory and income principal. it's after london and 9 fully vaccinated travelers from the e. u and u. s. will no longer have to current teen on arrival in england, except that is for those coming from france. r t. charlotte to ben sky has more now on the continental divide. they could almost hear the cries from a cross syrup when grace was and i were helping reunited people living in the united states and european countries with their family in france and the u. k. from 2nd august at 4 am. people from these countries will be able to come to england from an ember country without having to quarantine if they're fully vexed. i and others cried out until the roll that inconvenience back to france was the european country not to be included. q angry citizens. bit ridiculous that francis excluded anyone traveling back from through france this weekend will up the current thing. while most of the you and us will not have to for monday. the rules for france are based on period political tit for tat. that is shameful and to disgrace, where not people from this country. it's where u. k

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so not only do you have consultation issues, you have disunity issues which are ensuring that the e u, the largest trading block in the world punches consistently below its weight on the international stage, doesn't it? well, that's why i say that we also have to well, little bit change the mechanism of decision making and also for insecurity police issues about what concerns french and german proposal stand. where like, i think that every and each country can make proposals. but yeah, then they are a pm council, we're on 27 president easter place where then they decide what this right to do and, and what's not that this very moment so that actually i don't blame german and french governments for making this proposal because what we also have seen during this last years, when all the meetings between e oh and, and russia have been suspended. we have seen that some member states have had and still having bilateral meetings and then they don't represent eels common positions . so that in this regard to avoid the situation, i guess that don't so certain contacts and then also meetings be

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so there we have the e u condemning some of its member states over a controversial issues. but at the same time, it's giving its full backing to others such as lithuania, which is placed barb wire on its border with bell roofs and past tough anti migrate measures. we're ready to strengthen our level of support and deploy more european standing cole. offices and equipment were speeding up and briefing up what was already planned and in close cooperation with the less awaiting authorities, were preparing. furthermore, a rapid border intervention. lithuanian border is our common external border and front tech stands ready to help when needed. hundreds of migrants of illegally crossed into a few india from bella, recent recent weeks joining the iran, 1700 people who help already been detained at the border this year. accused butler roost of deliberately shipping foreign migrants to the border. claimants, denied lithuanian authorities have also permitted the must. the tension of those migrants limiting their right to appeal li, you stand on the issue marxist shift. quite a major

trafficker the money landers and likes as the real reason, as ben and i have said time and time again, it's very simple fact that the e u. the entire government is basically bankrupt after having to fight coven 19 for the past year. and they're basically seeing this new opportunity to tax the crypt, currency wealth because of this new asset that has emerged from the pandemic unscathed. and this new crop of people that have a big fat while it's, they're essentially setting up new legislation to legally go after them and tax their harder and crypto cards they money. so while the ultimate goal is to try to encompass any and all crypto users, they are directly targeting the crypto currency service providers, a custodian, the exchanges, people like coin base because if you go through a service appointment, you have to give up your information. you have to go through k y, c a and now you have to verify your identity and the legs. so by doing this, most of the detail and the masses, they all undergo this entire process because services like coin missed or just like paypal, they're easy to use. everybody understands how to do i

have been given the india and version of astrazeneca job. now the reason why that's an issue is because it hasn't been approved by the e u vaccine. possible scheme. meaning that anybody traveling to europe would have to then enter into that quarantine at period and not able to skip it. solid department, for house in the united kingdom here, doesn't really give a number of how many people could actually be affected by this. but it could be as many as 5000000 people because that's the number of doses that were imported throughout the year. and 2020 want. meanwhile the u. k. is vaccination program. leaders have said the job is just as effective. the most important parts of this is that people who have received these, but she should be reassured that they have received exactly the same stuff as people who have received other batches made elsewhere. this is an administrative hurdle that needs to be straightened out over a year. vaccine pass for which was just launched on thursday, only recognizes jobs approved by the european regulator now on the shield of the european union, simply says it's free to request authorization anytime at once. for the bes

this time we do have expression australia has had enough of illegal migration with its interior minister vowing that the country will take matters into its own hands after blasting the e. u for failing to act. once we have seen over the last that came to somehow try to take a common approach when it comes to my question. nothing comes up next. that's crosstalk. if you're watching us in the u. k, it's the kaiser reports and the, you know, neil is waiting the wings to take you through the morning headlines in the next hour. join us again. the biomass guys are this is the kaiser report, you know, going to count down the next day as toward an historic day in monetary history. that would be august 15th, 1971. the data then president richard nixon closed the gold window, basically defaulting on america's obligations to great britain at the time. and since then we've had pure a monetary chaos. stacy? yes, that was known as the nixon shock. and that's where you find it under wikipedia to research that, over the next 2 weeks, we're going to be looking at that building up to this 50 year anniversary of a great monetary experiment. this is a monetary experiment, right? because this

the e u. asylum system is not working, migrants who committed criminal offenses have to be the portrait immediately. while the advocates of the harsh approach towards refugees in the austrian government are teaming up with colleagues from hungary and the czech republic, the iraq received doesn't exactly paid the way for quick changes in a solemn rules. certainly, they won't be as quick as jo. biden's, keen of dana stand, pull up the silent system as we have it in europe is just a way to turn illegal immigration into legal immigration when the illegal immigrant arrives in any country of europe. and he, he says asylum, asylum immediately becomes illegal immigrant in the european asylum procedure, which usually takes place is a general problem which your console was want to measure. so at least in the stick minister interior miss denise has now admitted that the asylum system up to europe and union is a disaster. austria and the government has done nothing to change that or to avoid it. because austria, through the dreams of the european union, has collaborated in creating the system. we d