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, scott know the amount that grew considerably still in comparison field and in the middle in the u. like not in crisis mode and really per se, but a showed how strongly electric resonated with the idea that now we have to focus on the economy. so now you have finland's conservative leader said to become prime minister, tell us a little bit more about him. well, has been the leader of the national coalition or the last 4 or 5 years in fact, and he's probably could, he's perhaps not as conservative as the party pro. i would suggest he tends to have pro european attitudes and other socially liberal attitudes as well. but the party as a whole is perhaps conservative and such a good fit may be for the themes party in terms of values. but they are not. it's not an impossible match for the social democrats and the national coalition to find common ground to form a government together, but they will still need a 3rd party to complete a majority government. so any sort of government coalition in finland under the current constellation of parties always tends to need a 3rd. so there is moderation

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of humiliation here you have finally, adults in the room, you know, there was, there were kids like the u. s. like, acted like a strategy and, and it's a kind of you mediation for the you of infrastructure, which is the best and world initiative. i think we should, we should really focus when he comes to geopolitics in general. it is about not looking at worse, but look, if actions china is not much of true into words. it's not into perception. it's about building a tangible results. because you can say whatever you want, you know, but chinese of a, don't you, us, you know, i want tangible stuff. you know, are we going to do trade or not? are we going to build infrastructure? you know, are we going to be the new currency? that's what china is doing. it's not about perception. do you think this is merely daytime? i mean, is that a 1st step or do you think the beijing deal has any real staying power? i think this is for the long term. i definitely, i think especially because saudi arabia is actually applied is actually signed a m o u, a memorandum of understanding to enter to the su. so you

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like we don't have any interesting containing china. so fine he making do without us then. and in the wake of michael's remark, solid u. s. officials like florida senator marco rubio, wondered if michael was speaking for all of europe. we need to find out if a manual micron speaks for europe. after his 6 hour meeting in china, he told reporters that europe should create distance with the u. s. and should not get involved in supporting america over china when it comes to taiwan. okay, so apparently if you're not willing to follow washington's agenda in ukraine and they might just pack up and go home and leave you to clean up the mess where you cranes interests in. busy on that suddenly when the neocons don't get their way with friends, they threatened to use ukraine as a tool upon to bash them. so how do you cranes feel about that? to answer rubio, question about how the rest of europe feels about michael's comments. european council president shahan michelle was quick on the draw. there is indeed a great attachment that remains present in a manual micron has said nothing else for this alliance with the united states. bu

u. s. is like, i say it's in a, it's in a tight spot. it's not a whole lot do. besides make a lot of noise in trenton sanctions on. hm. yeah. they are threatening sanctions. i saw that the blinking was very quickly going. you know, we could close down bank account. could that be? could that be an issue? i mean, how far do you think washing is going to go at war with russia? 3 grain against china in the south china sea. and now, and what was the largest country in africa will just fight and, and you think this time around, egypt will come round to the arab majority view, which is washington's presence in this region has not been greatly beneficial in the bus to 50100 years. well, you know, asia, there's actually a very desperate financial situation and you know, cost of living is growing up very rapidly and there's hunger breaking on the job. so ingestion government is, you know, not in the strongest position and their own population, and a junction orders being captured by the so air conditioning captured by the south america sunday, it

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it's like a re wilding in the u. k. countryside with the war in ukraine particular and with serious concerns about food security. what we might be seeing in the short term is a reversal of that and a lot more emphasis on producing our own goods. so it'll be interesting to see how those trade deals fit in with that new environment. and i think this shopping and changing perhaps policies is not going to be good for long term sustainability like the resilience of us army and sex during the u. k. vicky price, thank you. he now from devastating side clinton floods to unrelenting drought african countries of suffering. the worse consequences of climate change despite contributing less than 4 percent of global carbon emissions, and their estimated to pay up to 9 percent of their budget to respond to the extreme weather events. yet a new report by the climate policy initiative says the continents only received the 10th of the annual climate finance. it needs in 2020, that's nearly $30000000000.00 out of more than $2770000000

and i think that car dependent places wealthy nations like the u. s. should pursue multi product approaches and not electrify everything. i'd also like to add that in globally electrified $2.00 and $3.00 wheelers have displaced more oil than all of the electric vehicles that have been sold all the passenger vehicles. and i say this because electrification is going to look different around the world. and we should, he looking to electrify 2 and 3 wheelers which can deliver great air quality benefits for urban areas as well as electrified buses, which will probably play a really important role. for example, in electrifying latin america and africa. that's interesting. so this isn't just a one for one replacement from fossil fuel to electric vehicle. you're saying we really need to rethink the entire transportation model. yeah, absolutely. okay. or santa kit, i just i, i'm not sure if i'm disagreeing on just one or what and of course, what we can agree on, i think, is that all new vehicles that enter a roads should be 0 mission at that's i mean, or else wa

like. but the u. k. has been trying to find new areas to trade with the realities that of those 11 countries right now in this partnership, 9 countries already have agreements with the u. k. some of them had been rolled over after we left the you. so they were, the result of breck said, so we tried to do more or less, what was there in terms of agreement within the you in those countries. but there are only 2 countries that we haven't made any agreements with so far on the trade fronts and those on malaysia in brunei. so that's probably why the gains and g d p are so small, but there have been no deals that we have signed. will recently, in addition to the 69 that we've rolled over so, so there is a lot of activity going on to just a guess. you know, the, the world to believe that this is global britain. but of course, the loss of the trade or some of the, your trade is much more significant in terms of its impact on g p. what tells us a little bit more about the, about how much trade is being lost and h

likely they'll be able to afford those fun of increases. what they're also saying is that all the members of the medical profession here in the u. k. like nurses have been willing to enter in to talk, overpay starting with much lower initial proposals around pay increases. all right, thanks so much philip. there. now over $700.00 israeli settlers and ultra nationalists have made incursions into the along almost compound in occupied east jerusalem. on tuesday, one group was led by ultra nationalist rabbi and former kinessa member yahoo da glick. the incursions happened while palestinians were conducting morning prayers. 5 people have been killed in a shooting at a bank in the us state of kentucky. john 100 reports ah, gunshots ring out in downtown louisville prompting police to warn passers by to take cover police arrived within 3 minutes of an 8 30 am call that a gunman was firing inside old national bank smashing through the glass of the locked bank. they engaged the gunman, killing him. officers arrived on scene and encountered the suspect almost immediately sco fire and gun gunshots. officers exchanged gunshots with their suspect

and places like the u. s. for example, nita nita started thinking about that since we, we haven't really pursued a holistic policy for henry, not just the production of it, but i want to bring in a voice or from the youtube audience. who's watching right now, ma'am? ma'am, ma'am? mickey says wire electric vehicle so expensive, and when will they fixed the planet? and part of that, what i'm wondering is, is when will we see these kind of vehicles be affordable enough that the global self will start to buy them? when will you see them driving all over africa, latin america and, and how important is that? yes. sorry sir. is our question for me and then what we need. yeah. so what we need to do exactly right is make electric vehicles um, super cheap. so the market like india, se, asia, we mentioned indonesia can kind of for them. and also, let's be honest, our western markets as well. and the way to do that is there's another battery technology called lithium on phosphate mosque is very big on which has no nickel

what a she likely to report to the e u. parliament after that trip. yes and was left on the line has been 2 weeks ago in china. and it is very likely that she's going to talk about her working trip to china. she joined him on norma chrome for a state visit that he was doing there. there's been quite some media reporting about the different race, how they both has been approaching china and the diplomats was left on the line was taking a toughest dance that she has already been talking about in a speech she gave before. and her main aim was to de risk in the you, china relations. that means to keep on working with china, but in certain areas to keep more cautious approach. so she is expected to talk about this visit and i told you was a prayer that, that you can, you are right now. he was supposed to go to china, but he couldn't as he go to cove it infection. so, but he's speaking right now and he said for example, which was standing out that you member states are looking for a common approach. but it might be a bit difficult because member states have

u. s. like conflict over timeline. and this is really been reported not who also expressed an understanding of china's position via the taiwan. and according to the german press, the french president said quote, as europeans, our concern is unity. the chinese are also concerned with their unity and taiwan as a component of that unity from their point of view. not sure has managed to get washington's attention in a hurry for president. it goes over to china, leaves with a massive new economic deal for air bus to sell $160.00 new commercial jets to china, and also doubling of the french headquarters multinational production in the country . which ultimately amounts to a major victory over air buses. big. busy rival and pentagon contractor bowie, and on the way back on the french presidential plane, michael, had this pitney, the paradox would be about overcome with panic, were belief where just americans follow us. the caution europeans need to answer, as it is now interesting to the right to christ on taiwan. know, there

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u. s. and this is a serious problem to us. i mean like i say that between a rock and a hard spot and what are they going on? the only people that could possibly intervene in saddam would be dishing military and i don't see that happening. i mean, i really dont amounting to dish and people be happy about it. yes. so that needs to be a colony of egypt under the british. and so i, and as this school size me to, i mean behind himself, he just is calling say, he's one of our people. so i mean, i don't see the, just in a reading militarily because it would cost too much domestic got work. but although you think that he would get americans about even ahead of the south africa, brick summit, which some people are calling the beginning of the end of a u. s. and byron, suddenly the continent of africa. well, you know, this is all like you say times are changing really fast. i mean, a month or 2 ago who would have thought that saudis and iran would be making peace and the warrant. i'm going to be coming to a close, you know, mean who would have thou

u. b. a detrimental. so, but that's any organization with, with, by them. but it is you afraid to take, go into battle. they feel like with the u. s. if it does come to taiwan. i don't think so. i think the europe is now thinking more about what they should do to look after their own interest, because any conflict between china and the u. s. over the issue of taiwan has nothing to do with europe actually. so what's the point of getting involved or offering themselves to, to get involved in any potential conflict, but talking about the, the potential conflict over the issue of taiwan. i think it's not so much of, you know, the people in taiwan or even the microchips in taiwan that the us is looking after . no, i don't think so. it's more of the military industrial complex that these people are more interesting keep stirring up or cooking up some conflicts so that they can make more money. so this is how, you know, american politics went away saying that they're going to stop sending weapons that are one out of the ukraine. much that will somehow come to a pc. let's hope so. that negotiations go back onto the table aga

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u. s. congress has spent investigating january 6th . you would think that a case like this involving tens of thousands of children who have gone missing might generate a bigger outcry. let's see how much attention mainstream u. s. media gives to what should be considered to be a very serious scandal, especially for those who claim they are concerned about the lives of migrants and refugees. halo martin r t new york. ah, tucker carlson has broken his silence after leaving from fox news. same, that important topics are not up for discussion in us media. his statement on twitter has been viewed by over 32000000 people in 10 hours. the undeniably big topics, the ones that will define our future, get virtually no discussion at all. war civil liberties, emerging science, demographic change, corporate power, natural resources. what was i said, he heard a legitimate debate about any of those issues. it's been a long time debates like that are not permitted in american media. both political parties and their donors have reached consensus on what benefits them. and they actively