u. e. just over the pipe actually. or somebody isn't putting that into the water or if you have one of the name happened. yeah. why? maybe somebody did not close devolved your method is not working. something technically, you're going to have an oil spill which can be 1000, go benito, not coral reef extends for around 11 kilometers along the coast. and just over kilometer that falls under a protected nature reserve created to protect it and the marine life which flourishes around it. but it won't be able to protect it from the many oil tankers expected to pass through here under this deal, talking here, but we understand what we're told, just around 300 meters away from the precious carl relax reef special. the curls are known to withstand large ranges of changes in temperature, making them potentially crucial in the survival of our reefs in the future by transplanting them to less resistance areas. a large red sea coast and it's under water life is also a major source of attraction for tourists. this mesmerizing under

u. e has just introduced its 1st woman astronaut. i'm not sure she had seen on the rights wants to reach for the stars and she is one step closer to that goal. she will be the arab world, 1st, female astronaut. a big step for her and women's rights in the united arab emirates . as the fact that i was selected to be part of the program, i think is enough and encouragement to all the girls who want to enter the space field. to go ahead and enter to be through becoming a scientist for a, by the training or working hard towards becoming a national survival training and the pilot license just a few of the skills. the 28 year old mechanical engineer is working on in dubai. she will head for nasa facility in january. my motivation behind the applying to be a square space program was my dream as a child. and me wanting to be an astronaut. she says she wants to defy the stereotypes that people associate with her job. i don't feel like i faced any challenges when applying to this program because everyone was very supportive here in the way cur

we're seeing pockets of this right wing and c, l, g, b, u, i sentiment right across the e. u, not just in hungry. so this needs to set a precedent. enough's enough. and why is it right for the european union to meddle in hungary is domestic law making? well, i think as, as every, as every country does, we sign up to assess of values. we sign up for us. any citizen, we heard it from our president commissions say to dean and speech in september when, when one, when one you citizen is moving from one country to another, across the european union in solidarity and free movement, their rights to travel with them. it doesn't just stop at one border and continues onto a next by a hearing to the fundamental values and principles of their e, you. therefore, countries are hungry, poland we seen in croatia in the last coming days, even in my own country of aren't, we've seen issues around l, g, b, u, i am to sentiment and we need to make sure that again, the citizen at the very heart of the you why we even set up the european union in the 1st place is to protect the fundamental rights of our citi

ok, the paper, the ink on the paper was still wet and the 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. the

e. u in crisis. ah ok, 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 supposed to 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 do, how do you, how do you balance that donald? go ahead. but 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 an actor, a number of propositions which 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, the are about, and the hungarians are being threatened with sanctions. i don't know. phil ever come through with that. it's good. it's eric is here. i mean, is that just bluster

u. s. gone from nato and the e u. what just over a week ago, cybersecurity accusations, against china, they think this approach of garnering your friends to say, attack or challenge china works on the one hand, you know, on the other hand, we could still look at the issue we talked about before. north korea there on north korea. it was a big mistake when the united states play, the north koreans is, was a u. s. versus the north koreans was much more successful when they got the 6 party talks of the board. and more nations were sort of deflected from this antagonism, what's the sort of north korean in the americans? and i think that is the white ford in asia. the united states hasn't always understood asia date play, that asian nations need to be leading their relationship with china. maybe with america and constant america listening involved but not always, america leading. and so i think that's the role. busy of allies to not just say we're on side with america, but to in some ways school america about big concerns and also ab

u. e. has just introduced its 1st woman astronaut. not mature, she had seen on the rights wants to reach for the stars and she is one step closer to that goal. she will be the arab world. first female astronaut. a big step for her and women's rights in the united arab emirates. the fact that i was selected to be part of the program, i think is enough and encouragement to all girls who want to enter the space field. to go ahead and enter the b through becoming scientist for a by the training or working hard towards becoming an astronaut. survival training and the pilot license just a few of the skills, the 28 year old mechanical engineers working on into by she will head for nasa facility in january. my motivation behind applying to the east west space program was my dream as a child. and me wanting to be an astronaut. she says she wants to defy the stereotypes that people associate with her job. i don't feel like i faced any challenges when applying to this program because everyone was very supportive here in the way. currently no spa

e. u not just in hungry. so this needs to set a precedent. enough's enough. and why is it right for the european union to meddle in hungary is domestic law making? well, i think as, as every, every country does, we sign up to assess of values. we sign up for us. any citizen, we heard it from our president commission state of the union speech in september when, when one, when one you citizen is moving from one country to another, across the european union in solidarity and free movement, their rights to travel with them. it doesn't just stop at one border and continues onto a next by a hearing to the fundamental values and principles of their e. you. therefore, countries like hungry poland we seen in croatia in the last coming days, even in my own country of arnold's. we've seen issues around algebra, anti sentiment, and we need to make sure that again, the citizen at the very heart of the you, why we even set up your opinion in the 1st place is to protect the fundamental rights of our citizens and their values. and that has to be here too. so what can you do

that weather just flooding across the u. e. nothing up towards doha. don't be surprised to see a shower as you go through saturday and on into sunday, some showers to also extending their way into parts of southern and west and iran over the next couple of days. further north of this january dry fusion i was around the caucasus. i pushed back further south. we got the shelves continued central parts of africa. so with the south sedans, seeing some heavy downpour. central african republic, all the way across towards the gulf of guinea, south of that. it is generally dry, but we have got a few showers in the forecast across the eastern parts of africa, chiefly into were mozambique some on shore showers, just drifting in here, maybe a shower or 2 into towns near and we are legacy one is too heavy showers for that eastern side madagascar, the coded 19 is a public health crisis that has been compounded by capitalism. alleyway navigates the big questions raised by the global pandemic power based on private ownership and the profit. 3rd, the world in a ton of

ok, i mean, that is why germany wanted pipelines because of e u. nato policy, that just stabilized ukraine that made a different trans that necessary for joe. so i think that is really one of the most of the greatest failings of her chancellor's hip. i mean, she botched the ukraine policy. she's trying to save energy policy. you know, there's not germany if you're p and why. ok, so the most again, i thought she came in with great hope. it's this kind of a, a whimper as she goes out the door. go ahead. well i, unfortunately i didn't have the same high expectations for her in 2005 when she came to power because i speak german and i followed the story and 2003. when the counselor get her try that had the courage to refuse to go to iraq and medical was against it. you know, just look at the article, look at her speech and the bone stuck. she said, well, i mean she's kind of so she says something like, we have to stay hold to all american and read your weiss well, you know, translation to normal human language, the math. we had to go that we had to go with them just like old did, you know the b

the frankfurt and our financing correspondent as respond a, as tosh why is the u e throwing a banner in the works here? just when you thought that there was a deal at hand with the opec plus i bring to a $400000.00 barrels a day of production increase from from august. clearly you had other ideas. it feels that it is, but has making proportionally deep of got production costs than other countries. and that's why it wants to, to be allowed to increase production to reflect its increased capacity that its main concern. then it is also unhappy with the fact that this deal is being extended beyond april, december 2022. it feels that the unfair is that it is already suffering because of the current terms of this deal. it's only going to process the longer i just saw the ravia and russia, they want to increase production. so red lager is here with many of the other opec members and his allies. what's next? well basically the dog talks go on and they may run into the weekend because there's a lot of fig. because if the dispute with you is not, is all that means that the current terms of the deed and stay in place,

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we cd countries just under $28000000000.00 and b e u, almost $8000000000.00, while the director of tax policy of the organization of economic cooperation and development told d w. this is a big step forward. but i think there is something like a celebration. it's been yes that good praying to introduce tax regulation of globalization and there we're getting that with something very significant. so celebration and also political impetuous to make sure that we have quick implementation for the agreement to become reality as quickly as possible. well, let's look at the reality of this agreement with gabriella booker. she's not celebrating the reforms joined us from ox them. gabriella. this 15 percent that i've been reading about isn't all that much different to the 12 and a half percent. that island is so famous for yes. hello ben, that's the problem. we have a global tax deal that is matched to some of the world's most notorious tax havens . so there would be an opportunity now. and, and of course, we all know the impact that we've has had the world over. we see the greatest rise in ineq

that majorities in france, germany, italy, spain and austria, now judged the e u to be broken in france, the figure was just over 60 percent on to work by these high levels of dissatisfaction that the functioning of the you well, i haven't seen these figures my last figures we're bit more optimistic. but anyway, of course, this is everybody's so work to explain why still it is important that europe on countries ought to get there and make corporation. because what is and i'll turn up if every and each, while european country will be on its own. in today's world, nobody really can balance be china, be try show also either big players so that if you look from economic point to fuel, if he wants to look from security point to fuel, personal freedoms, point of fuel than i did. and i personally didn't discover any real turn on if the present situation, but of course it needs explanation. it needs also work with public opinion, or must pied spin good to have you on comes examine. thank you very much indeed. thank you. the news news news . news, news, news, the news the news, the news, the news to the point and st

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but the timing of it is quite interesting because that happened just hours after the u. e blocked the saudi deal. to ease oil cuts, i mean, what do you make of the timing of that? is there something behind it and what's your response? the official line coming out of saudi arabia on that? well, i think it, it, yeah, there is a why did use strategic context to this? but, you know, let's not, let's, let's stay in the economic domain for a moment. i mean, this is all part of, you know, saudi arabia trying to diversify as well. and this whole kind of policy, too, of diversification for saudi arabia is, is one that cannot come in form of compromise with, with the weight when it comes to relocating and headquarters, for example, when it comes to attracting foreign direct investment. you know, the saudi arabian needs to leads to compete quite harshly with the marines, and that is what's going on. and obviously the saudi arabia also now that they wanted to launch a new airline. so they're trying to reassert itself as, as, as a potential competitor to couple ways and emeralds that m

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that was just flooding across the u. e. nothing up towards doha. don't be surprised to see a shower as we go through saturday and on into sunday, some showers to also extending their way into parts of southern and west and iran over the next couple of days. further north, today's january dry fusion was around, the caucasus just pushed back further south. we got the shelves. continual central part of africa. so in the south sedans, seeing some heavy downpour. central african republic, all the way across towards the gulf of guinea, south of that. it is generally dry, but we have got a few showers in the forecast across the eastern parts of africa, chiefly into were mozambique some on shore showers, just drifting in here, maybe a shower or 2 into 10 snare and we are legacy one is too heavy showers for that eastern side of madagascar, ah, going to read the conservation part of the book, bringing nature and people together to work with what my passion, my job is linking to the content and what do you need in the epic and you need to find them or do we h

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that was just flooding across the u. e. nothing up towards doha. don't be surprised to see a shower as we go through saturday and on into sunday, some showers to also extending their way into parts of southern and west and iran over the next couple of days. further north, today's january dry fusion was around, the caucasus pushed back further south, we got the shells continued central parts of africa. so with the south sedans, seeing some heavy downpour. central african republic, all the way across towards the gulf of guinea, south of that. it is generally dry, but we have got a few showers in the forecast across the eastern part of africa, chiefly into we're mozambique, some on shore showers, just drifting in here. maybe a shower or 2 into town smith and we are legacy wanted to have showers for that eastern side of madagascar. hillman news, lebanon plunges into more economic turmoil. after the resignation of its prime minister designate. also we look at how routine surgeries in sending law be impacted by an acute oxygen shortage. and in for police

but certainly it's surprising to see such a stream event occurring just because of this one degree alone. the e u unveiled, it's an ambitious climate plan earlier this week. is that enough or politicians still underestimating climate change? yes. so hard looks to be very large and impressive. it's certainly important for choosing the target the lines which are a 55 cent reduction on 990 levels by 2013. so i'm kind of neutral by 2050. so emission we do live there, position and policies to achieve a miss. take some steps towards doing it. what we need to see in particular that they start to address, for example, in the emissions in transport of the billing cycle. a lot of focus on energy. so coal power stations are patients, but of course emissions come from many, many sources across your package to deal with those problems. and so, yeah, so we need to see that this is started up with more concrete policies as a national level, and then hopefully it will start to make a difference. william lan research associate at the counter research institute on global commons and climate change. many, many than

and to which was 1st identified in india and not raising concerns about a new e u. digital code. 19 travel passport that's just been launch. it's meant to make it easy to travel between member states. at asha butler begins our coverage with this report from paris. at paris is the only airport airline staff check travelers, documents, european union citizens miss now shown you cove it certificate to travel on paper or in digital form. it shows if a person is vaccinated or has a recent negative p. c, r test member states can adjust the entry rules according to the health situation in the country bought. the cobra certificate will be standardized throughout the block. but you could that be, it's more paperwork, but we've been vaccinated. we have a p c r test. it's all good. i think it's a necessary measure of it isn't over yet, and we must avoid at all costs the risk of people of any age getting sick of the you want to make it easier for people to cross its borders after more than a year of cobra restrictions paris is usually one of the world's most visited cities, bought the pandemic as men 13. you were tourists