u . economy. the central message, europe is not productive or innovative enough, and if it doesn't take action now and won't be able to survive in a world that's ever more hostile to us. in this episode, we speak to the same retarding prime minister and recall. let the, the, your root, president pasco don't have to other people. task was re making the you economy for the world and wasn't designed. we are either read aloud situation. we have to, we have to act. i definitely think there's an awareness, the monks loafers all over europe regarding the degree to which the world is changing. and we ask one of the leading commentators and the global economy lots of sticks. if the u comes of short, this free, easy existence for europe. if he doesn't solve these problems, it could literally collapse. welcome to business beyond. the 5th, several defining questions over the last 15 years, the global financial crisis to the pandemic, to the war and ukraine. and as a re election to the us presidency of donald

and e u economies has whiten since 2010 total e to g d p. that represents less than 3 quarters of the us total 20 years ago, the u accounted for a quarter of global gdp just behind the us and way ahead of china. after that, both of us and the shares declined as china experienced a dramatic search. over the last decade, the u. s. chair has increased again while the use has been steadily declining. but beyond all the individual crises that the was faced, it was known for a while that as a bigger problem which it must handle. that's why it is compiled to major reports recently focusing on 2 economic areas. one, it's single marcus. i'm to, it's ability to compete in a world economy that's increasingly dominated by the us. i'm china. what's happened? these are sort of form of learned helplessness. it said they are aware that is a problem. and, and in driving was off status was in rico. let's uh, resolves to investigate these issues because people know there's a problem. let's report on the drug you report. aim to guide you out of its current malay

economy. what's at stake if the u comes of short, this free, easy suspension for europe? if he doesn't solve these problems, it could literally collapse. welcome to business beyond. the eu has 5th, several defining questions over the last 15 years for the global financial crisis to the fund demik to the warren ukraine. and as a re election to the us presidency of donald trump for a 2nd term has res. yet more existential questions for you or training says you will put carrots on your pain. exports to the us, particularly on industrial sectors like car making at a time when they're struggling. he has also repeatedly warranty you, nations to increase their defense spending. one of the presidents of the country stood up said, well sir, if we don't pay and were attacked by russia, what do you protect us? i said, you didn't pay your delink, which you said, yes. let's say that happens. no, i would not protect you. in fact, i would encourage them to do whatever the hell they was. you gotta pay, you gotta pay your bills. i think this is a very profound shift in the world environme

don't understand why any of this happen in the 1st place. gavin, if you all the world's largest economy, the u. s. is the world's largest economy. wouldn't to world of totally free trade be the thing you want to keep growing that economy to well, i think that always depends on the conditions you're in. i think north america, in general, has been losing competitiveness to asia and to other economies. and i think that's been one of the last 10 years and 15 years there's been this sense that we need to strong in north america, canada, us, and mexico to compete with asia. so it's true that in certain ways the us has less competitive today against china, for example, than they were in the past. it's certainly not true that mexico and canada or some sort of threat to that competitiveness. you could make an argument that the u. s. as wanted to attract more investment into the us by creating a kind of chaos in canada and mexico, so their investors are wary. but even then it becomes complicated. i'll give you an example. canada canadian investors invest far more money in the us economy every year. then

u . s. economy by you targeting specific exports, or if it will be more of a blanket and, you know, setting up of, of, of general types of will know that i imagine in the coming days or hours, it's a long weekend and mexico. so there's a chance that, that they may not, you know, make an announcement immediately on that issue. the other thing that economists have been telling us is that the mexican will probably follow a legal path because as we know, there is a trade agreement in place us m. c, a, between mexico, the us and canada. and these general terms that donald trump has said he will impose our a breach of an international treaty essentially. and while it may not make any difference in terms of the immediate impact of these terrace. uh, you know, economists say it is important for mexico to leave a legal precedent that you know, it's essentially illegal to do this to one of your main trading partners. bring yourself today from michigan city. that's julia gaudy. ah, no, thank you as well. in ch

u. s. economy, and possibly even worse for the canadian one. chris, and thank you very much and do this christmas. so let me talking to is there from detroit. so that's the deal in detroit. let's go to mexico city. that's what julia of don yano is. these titles from president trump have been long promised have been long expected. one would imagine the mexico has been able to put some sort of plan in place where you have any idea what it's preparing, as well. the president has said that she does have a plan. in fact, she spoke about having a plan, a, a plan b and a plan see. but she also said she wouldn't divulge the details of that plan until the tariffs were done deal until they were official. um, so no, i think the reason for that is 2 fold really on one hand, until very recently i would say until yesterday she was expressing a lot of optimism that her negotiating team in the us would be able to reach a deal so that there would be no terrace at all, even as late as of wednesday or thursday. she wouldn't asked in a press conference that she wa

u. s. economy, on documented workers are the backbone of us agriculture. the government estimates more than 40 percent of the people who work the farms and fields are on documented and the numbers are roughly the same in jobs like meat packing and dairy economists say mass deportations mean labor shortages, it would devastate the agricultural economy in the united states economists predict a steep rise in the cost of everything from vegetables to meet and mill grocery stores, past nearly all the costs onto their consumers. and so shoppers would see another belt of food inflation. and you're talking about food inflation of 5 or 6 percent annually. and so you're looking at considerable economic impacts that would be considered a recession. americans who voted for donald trump, hoping he'd bring down the price of groceries could soon be in for a big shock. rob reynolds, l g, 0, taff, california. a demonstration is inside the have nots. 3 months. incidentally, we've collapsed that a train station tracked as blocks, roads, and nobody sad surrounded by hundreds

u. s. economy is this, the voltage is we have no other activities target at the bottom. that's not part of our i either our economic policy or our political or a strategic policy. some of those may have been what i will tell you is a natural rather than trying to be. okay. we also have great offers who do not have the list of trade. okay. so we now have to look at where they'll be affordable, dealings with them, or do we find some supplement which, which works otherwise. so there's no, there's no attention, malicious intent who is always a dollar and do this. this is we're trying to do our business. however, the global science is pushing back washington's attempts to prevent the emergence of a multi polar world. that's according to the wrong. some basset to rupture the world is trapped in the unchecked unilateralism of the united states, which seeks to strengthen and deepen its dominance through legal mechanisms and institutions such as the world bank of the international monetary fund. now the non western old global south world has regained its strength and the organiza

u . s. economy by you targeting specific exports or if it will be more of a blanket. uh, you know, setting up of, of, of general types of will know that i imagine in the coming days or hours, it's a long weekend and mexico. so there's a chance that that they may not, you know, make an announcement immediately. you're a secretary of state, marco rubio, will travel to panama later on site today. so his 1st overseas trip america's top tips a month protest broke out in the capital of panama city on friday ahead of his visits . they have been treated fine, president donald trump's for perusal. the us to take back control of the panama canal. he says, fire has onset influence over the waterway. front of the president has said ownership of the canal is on the go civil as a president, trump says venezuela has agreed to accept migrants to votes and by us authorities, including gang members. it comes off to 6 americans were released from detention and venezuela and sloan back to the united states. president trump's envoy was in the country to meet with the venezuelan president

u . s. economy by you targeting specific exports or if it will be more of a blanket. uh, you know, setting up of, of, of general types of will know that i imagine in the coming days or hours, it's a long weekend and mexico. so there's a chance that that they may not, you know, make an announcement immediately. south africa has become a maintenance for remote work, is off to introducing a digital new non caesar last year. now, while the scheme brings economic benefits from residence they, they can no longer afford to live in that or in cities. somebody that made a report from cape town with its picture, perfect scenery, good weather, and affordable cost of living for international visitors. because one of the cape town is attracting a growing community of remote work as well. digital no matter aside from a tourist visa, the government's implemented a new visa program that allows them to stay for up to 90 days. naturally, brooks is from the u. k. and runs own business in line. she's been working remotely from cape town for up to 6 months at a time. there's lots of money

u . s. economy by you targeting specific exports or if it will be more of a blanket. uh, you know, setting up of, of, of general types of will know that i imagine in the coming days or hours, it's a long weekend and mexico. so there's a chance that, that they may not, you know, make an announcement immediately. you know, secretary of state medical robeto's going to travel to panama later on saturday for this 1st overseas trip is america's top diplomatic process broke out in the capital, panama city on friday. i had this visit been taken by president donald trump's proposal for the us to take control of the panama canal. he says china as unfair influence over the waterway, panama, as president said, ownership of the canal is non negotiable. and president trump says venezuela has agreed to accept migrants deported by us authorities including gang members and comes after 6 americans were released from detention in venezuela and flown back to the united states president trump and boy was in the country to meet prevents where the president nicholas montana was called for t

u . s. economy by you targeting specific exports, or if it will be more of a blanket and you know, it's setting up of, of, of general types of will know that i imagine in the coming days or hours, it's a long weekend and mexico. so there's a chance that that they may not, you know, make an announcement immediately. alex gonzales or maryland's is editor in chief of the mexico political economists and he joins us live from mexico city. thanks very much for your time mister alex. now, how do you think mexico's like for you to respond? i think is a wells mexico is i think intelligent be be cool headed about his approach as opposed to uh, canadian colleagues. we've been doing a lot of fostering. we're looking at the situation as a whole because ultimately terrace on the north american region are really a terrace on the american people. and do you think there is a chance that this highest could be short lived? we don't know yet. we've seen a lot of misinformation around these parents whether it was going

u. s. economy? if donald trump went ahead with this a short survey terrace? uh, uh, as your introduction said, the tax on importing things. if you want to bring in a product from overseas, sometimes the government will charge you a percentage of that product value. as you can think of it. there's a little bit of like a patriotism tax to say you could have bought this locally, but you tries to bring it in from the seas. and so we will charge you a tax for doing that. there are types in many ways, like any other day incentive, i have some behavior and distance and devise of the behavior of a disincentive. buy's bring in things from abroad and running supply chains. the cross borders. so making a little part of your product in one country and then bring it back home and they may be sending it obviously as again. and they raise a bit of money for the treasury in martin. the economy is, it's not a big part of the title treasury, but it is, is some in terms of whether they are good or not, they can be considered on the american, sorry, the terrace against mexico an

economies. jessica washington out to sierra b. g u r. a secretary of state, marco rubio, will travel to panama late on saturday for his 1st overseas trip. as americans top diplomats protests broke out in the capital, panama city, and friday, a head is visit there being triggered by president donald trump proposal for the us to take back control of the panama canal. he says, china has unfair in for the waterways finalized president has the ownership of the canal is no negotiable. are lot in america. edited the see and human reports from panama city, the american demonstrations in panama, as capital reminiscent of the last century. when this country fought for sovereignty over the panama canal, the city is being plastered with national flags ahead of us. secretary of state medical reveals visit here to discuss donald trump's threats to take back us control of the canal. even american tourists here are perplexed. you have no idea we don't understand. yeah, we don't know why the issue or 2 of the 5 ports that operates on either side of the c

u. s. claims to green its economy and to become climates roots over $3.00 to $50.00. they even admitted kobolds, lucy and tend to them. and all of them all considered as critical and pay offs to to you to can port is for your voltage society as well. fig. and now, as a conflict is given, the world has largely failed to notice the english actions and how, which is the hall hearted condemnation for the one that you packed has fall. speak multinational companies that want to make sure that they have access to their a hose, minerals of the d, f c. and they don't care whether they get it through the government or the d r. c o, through the innovation software, one the, all through any other group, such as the him, 23. good. the only thing they interested in is to get those minerals because those minerals is single in the manufacture, generating all computers and of smartphones. and in fact, some of those minerals only found in the d r c. so it's easy, simple for them to have access to those mendel's millions of people across the globe. welcome to in the chinese new year. th

u. s. claims to green, it's economy and to become klein which reads over to to 50. they even admitted coble lucy and tend to them. and all of them are considered as critical and full of strategic importance for you've opiates, society as well. fig. and now, as a conflict is given, the world has largely failed to notice the english actions. and how is the huff hosted condemnation for the one that you packed as follows. speak multinational companies that want to make sure that they have access to their a hose, minerals of the d, f c. and they don't care whether they care to through the government of the d, r c o through the innovation. so for one, the whole, for any other group, such as the him, 23 good. the only thing they interested in is to get those minerals because those minerals is single in the manufacturing of computers and of smartphones. and in fact, some of those minerals only found in the d r c. so it's easy, simple for them to have access to those mendel's. that's all we've had time to squeeze in this hour, but we will be back with another news update for

u. s. is the largest economy and then they are afraid. china will grow and the overtaken. that's why they impose terrace. it makes me angry. there in the oval office. he was president. donald trump confirmed a 10 percent tariff on goods from china, effective from february 1. that's in addition to existing texas already post on chinese products. they're going to make us very rich and very strong and we're going to treat other countries very fairly. trump 1st announced plans for increased the terrorist on chinese goods. on the campaign trail, china is government insist their own new when is it a trade? it's a challenging time for china's economy. domestic factors like low consumer spending, the property sector prices, and use unemployment, a wing on its growth. but one of china is key. strength is this exports in 2024, which i never quoted, a trade surplus. newly. it's really internal is economists say aging has emerge from the experience of navigating to motor was relations with the 1st trump administration. and it's booming expos. 2 of the trade partners can provide some i

u. s. is the largest economy and then they are afraid because you're trying to well grow and the overtaken. that's why that impose terrace. it makes me angry. there in the oval office. he was president, donald trump confirmed a 10 percent tariff on goods from china effective from february 1 that's in addition to existing texas.

u. s. claims to green it's economy and to become clients need solvent to to 50. they even admitted coble lucy and tend to them. and all of them all considered as critical and pay offs to, to you to can port is for your vocal society as well. fig. and now, as a conflict is given, the world has largely failed to notice the english actions and how, which is the hall hall to condemnation for the one that you packed has fall. speak multinational companies that want to make sure that they have access to their a host minerals of the d, f c. and they don't care whether they care to through the government of the d, r c o through the innovation. so for one, the whole through any other group, such as the him, 23 good. the only thing they interested in is to get those minerals because those minerals is single in the manufacturing, all computers and of smartphones. and in fact, some of those minerals are only found in the d i. c. so it's easy, simple for them to have access to those models as well. that's the news round up to stay with us here, though. darcy, international, t

u. s. claims to green its economy and to become climate read. so by $2.00 to $50.00, they even admitted kobolds. lucy and tend to them. and all of them all considered as critical and full of strategic importance for you've opiates, society as well. fig. and now as a conflict is given, the world has largely failed to notice the english actions. and how is the huff halted condemnation for the one that you packed has fall, speak multinational companies that want to make sure that they have access to their a hose, minerals of the d, f c. and they don't care whether they get it through the government or the d. r. c o, through the innovation software, one, the or for any other group, such as the him, 23. good. the only thing they interested in is to get those minerals because those minerals are single in the manufacturing, all computers and of smartphones. and in fact, some of those minerals are only found in the d i. c. so it's easy, simple for them to have access to those mendel's law. so for me, thanks very much, your company, rachel ruble taken ov

u. s. claims to green is economy and to become klein which leads over to, to 50. they have been admitted, kobolds lucy and tend to them. and all of them all considered as critical and a full strategic importance for your vocal society as well. fig. and now, as a conflict, basically the world has largely failed to notice the english actions and how, what is the hall halted condemnation for the one that you packed has fall, speak multinational conference. but one to make sure that they have access to their a host minerals of the d, f c. and they don't care whether they get it through the government or the d r. c o, through the innovation software. one, the whole through any other group, such as the in between 23 good. the only thing the interested in is to get those minerals because those minerals is single in the manufacture generating all computers and of smartphones. and in fact, some of those minerals only found in the d r c. so it's easy, simple for them to have access to those. mendel's the china has denounced the trump administration's decision to impose a 10

u. s. claims to green is economy and to become klein which leads over to, to 50. they even admitted coal, both lithium 10 to them and all of them all considered as critical and pay offs to to you to can port is for hugo pete society as well. and now, as a conflict in the world has largely failed to notice the english actions. and how is the huff hosted condemnation for the one that you packed has fall, speak multinational companies that want to make sure that they have access to their a hose, minerals of the d, f c. and they don't care whether they get it through the government or the, the r c o, through the innovation software, one the whole through any other group, such as they in 23 good. the only thing they interested in is to get those minerals because those minerals is single in the manufacture, generating all computers and of smartphones. and in fact, some of those minerals are only found in the d r c. so it's easy, simple for them to have access to those mendel's alright, just stay with us here on our to international. i'll be back with much more news in a

eu gets slapped with tariffs, that could affect fwith tariffsrthatcpuld affect u k fwith tariffsrthatcpuld affect uk economy downglttis definitely occupying the minds massively occupying the minds of british politicians and officials here, but they know they are not in control. donald is in control, and one trump is in control, and one morning soon they will probably wake up again to find more . 7°f777 a... -o- a... 7 7of7wha7t77 7 77 777 ofwhatw|ll 77 77of7w7ha77t7will7h7a an. 77z7e7ffm7a7n 7 7 77z7e7ffm7a7n s." 7 7777 77z7e7ffm7a7n at westminster henry zeffman at westminster and sally bundock in the studio, you. there is a studio, thank you. there is a “p studio, thank you. there is a up and running of live page up and running of more reaction from the european union and in the uk on the 77 website 7 77 77 websiteand777 7 77 7 7 has..." and7777app. 7 he met our culture and media editor, katie razzall, of his memoir, source code. they also talked about banning social media access to under—16s, autism, tech bros and, what shaped a brilliant but rebellious and challenging we're meeting bill gates and his sis

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economy that's panting. that's the dumping assessment of the e. u by the hong gary and prime minister of victor alba on the bureaucrats of brussels, have destroyed europe because of brussels. the european economy is slowly sinking because of brussels. our money is being sent to ukraine to a hopeless war. because of brussels, europe has been flooded with migrants. meanwhile, gas prices in europe have hit the highest level since october 20 to industry. and that's according to the london stock exchange. while the spike in early to cost comes as $3.00 baltic states permanently separate themselves from the roster of the electrical grid. and while that move is going to come at the cost for the trio, the use for him policy chief things, it's a price was paid. but we all take all the story here is our to contribute to rachel . nice. the, a big day for the you says the box chief diplomat. tie a callous all because 3 former soviet satellite states, latvia, lithuania and her home country. estonia, where she previously served as prime minister are all swapping

economy that's time king. that's the dominant assessment of the e u. by the hungarian prime minister as they to on the bureaucrats of brussels have destroyed europe because of brussels. the european economy is slowly sinking because of brussels. our money is being sent to ukraine to a hopeless war because of brussels. europe has been flooded with migrants, but while gas prices in europe have hit the highest level since october 2023, and that's according to the london stock exchange by the spike and added the costs comes as 3 baltic states permanently separate themselves from profit. the electrical grid and why that move is going to come out the cost for the trio, but you use for impulse achieve things. it's a prize was thing that we all take all the story here is our to contribute to rachel. nice to a big day for the you says the box chief diplomat. tie a callous all because 3 former soviet satellite states live vio, lithuania, and her home country. estonia, where she previously served as prime minister are all swapping out there historically reliable r

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boating trends can be explained by growing concerns over immigration, stagnant economies, and high living costs. we spoke with u. k. heritage need to david kirsten, who says that the populace to gaining votes from conventional democratic conservative policies. here's differences. so hard to distinguish it doesn't really come as a surprise to and what's happened is the i think people in the u. k. all completely fed up with the established policies and what happens in the last general election, which is only 7 months ago, was people abandon the conservative party, which had been in power for 14 years. and people were so disgusted with them because they're not conservative. a tool, they do exactly the opposite of what they said they were going to do. they've let immigration get out of control. they've increased taxes, they've allowed all kinds of work. re, transgender is of an oldest kind of stuff, to fax them in the country. so some people then when to vote for labor, when to vote for alternatives, but i've never seen in my memory. other thing, any one has been living memory, seen a policy become so popular, so s

sustainable as we must have a sustainable economy and partnering with ecehemy ahe eartherihg with countries is like-minded—countries— -' -' important. just before i go, an ue _ international regarding the international criminal court, the us sanctions imposed by donald and staff. there's trump and its staff. there's been a joint statement by 79 of the countries party to icc, the countries party to the icc, saying the to raise the of impunity and would j all severely dndervfiine all” currently under situations’cdrrently under for the morn that investigation for the morn that coming stay us here on coming up. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. areas today, certainly for england and wales. and particularly so for parts of wales and northern england over the pennines. now we've had this feature pushing up from biscay, to the mix, but also strong easterly winds. through the weekend and into next week to bring us but rather grey i think. across the southeast. it will be mainly turning of rain i think for southern and southeastern areas. and it will feel chilly. where we'll see 7 or 8 degrees. will feel cold and raw, as we go through the night, clearersk

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so while i've sold said the e u and the usa can both benefit from money into connected global economy with fuel tod, it's been gifts type, pretty disgusted. buick terrace. make that more difficult. it would be bad for the usaa in bed. for europe, one thing is clear is a strong, we can know much area, we can shape our own policies and also respond to town of policies with power of policies that you can decide for the. for now, the you hopes they might be able to prevent a crisis by negotiating a div withdrawn. which of the americans insist overlay these to balance of $300000000000.00 deficit with you? brussels has found it's, we likely retard the age. these are delicate times for euro water. ukraine is entering. it's the idea you need is i get to agree on raising spending on defense fall, so we'll have to bring it fronts. we'll double it's defense budget by the end of the, by launching major project. we're going to invite old partners to do the same. we also need more european funding with the next budgetary framework. you need to put, we need more public funding, more private sunday.

and the states of with us here is a small city is bracing for these u migration policies and the impact pick your top on the local economy. when i say you're not here, as the story in the corner of his name is united states letters with the bodies, a city of 270000, with a unique distinction. 8 out of 10 residents here have family or friends in the united states, legally. and legally, like she's young while this what example anything besides my brother in law lives to the us 27 years ago, he owns to cause and it has a small roof cleaning business, but he doesn't have a green card. now, his family is afraid he'll be forced to leave the life he's built from scratch down on the legal migration is sending shock ways to be have boulevard bodies or city know for sending workers to the us. 15 percent of the local population here has migrated to the us at some point. the city university studies the impact of migration mailed out to the assistant that quack, which is a set to solve and 196417 young people with work visas, move to the us. they started a network each bringing 20 more and it's grown. ever since mcmillan moody was am

, you know, the part of the center piece of the economy audiology and who is now a high level official in the state department, as a secret call with the u as in passenger, which is tape record and is now public, which anybody can go and look up where she is picking the new cabinets the you okay, the good news here though is the agency is reading it to accounts every single time . the other one is my efforts. and this began years ago when we were trying to figure out what they were doing with our american taxpayer dollars. there were going to support humanitarian efforts and, and ukraine. so i wanted to know exactly how those dollars were being spent. and i know there's a reasonable request. yes. oh my gosh, and i share this with you earlier alon um, just privately, but we've got all kinds of threats from usa id because i was trying to exercise my oversight capacity in congress. so the best it's shocking. i mean, is it? oh, how i mean, obviously it's, it's outrages that a tax payer funded organization would threaten us senator, who's simply trying to figure out if the merits and tax per money is being spent correctly. and unfortunately,

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