u. member states. i mean, not everybody voted for this yesterday. i mean, let's remember this, this decision did not require unanimously. we had a austria and the netherlands abstaining and hungry just voting against it altogether. so i expect bumps ahead. all right. i aber him in brussels. thank you. a twitter users vote voted in favor of ellen musk stepping down as c e o on monday, controversial owner of twitter starting to pull himself saying he would abide by the outcome. a must has come under criticism for multiple decisions in his short time at the helm. including suspending journalists from twitter, changing its verification process, and firing thousands of its employees must, is yet to address the poll result. but a said voting in the future will be restricted to twitter, blue members. constantino's committee's research as internet policy and regulation. he joins me for more on this constantino's. do we have any idea exactly where this is going? we're still waiting to hear from mosque himself a lot of speculation about whether it's a stunt,

u. member states are concerned. well that's cause to alley hush him in the russian capital mosque. and as you're hearing there alley, these talks among you ministers caused a great deal of tension over how it would affect the security of existing energy supplies. what has been the response from the kremlin to europe's move this morning? i'm actually the russian officials have been over the past few days, commenting on the possibility of having such such a decision. but today, the major pascall this, the crumbling spokes person said that the decision is on acceptable and that russia is preparing an appropriate response to this decision. however, he did not really reveal what's this response re, a predicted that there might be a more elaboration or details from russian officials, including president bruton, or foreign minister love robot. till the moment there is no clear decision on this . so it's just that the, the, they think it's on acceptable and that there are going to have their own also measures out present. redeemer putin has been speaking with alexander lucas, shank, of bel

u. member states have increasingly gone the other way, pursuing their national interests, as they seek to shield their own economies and populations from the wars consequences. european parliament has awarded its annual sucker off prize to the people of ukraine. the ward honors individuals and organizations depending human rights and fundamental freedoms. representatives of ukraine were in strossberg to receive the prize as many of their fellow citizens do their best to survive the war in their homeland. this is come anchor a village in east, in ukraine, close to is in a town liberated by ukrainian forces in september more than a 1000 people used to live here. now every building is damaged and only 2 families remain. everything is about survival. here they're using russian ammunition crates as window shuttle. everything is salvaged. this is the reality of life in many ukrainians. after almost 10 months of fighting, where little is left, but the wreckage, a wall. i was itching on the international stages, ukraine's president vladimir zalinski, who's the most vocal and visible defender of i

months. brussels healthy agreement as another sign of solidarity. experts wonder if it'll even work e u members from eastern and southern europe. gotch, what they wanted. a lower level for the gas price kept to kick in at $180.00 euros per megawatt hour. that's more than $100.00 euro's lower than the european commission initially.

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the u member is said to join the open border, shang an area at midnight and dumped the common currency. the euro croatia joined. the 27 nation block in 2013 to adopt the euro croatia had to fulfill a set of strict economic conditions. you as television journalist barbara walters has died at the age of 93 in a career spanning 5 decades. she was the 1st female anchor, an evening news broadcast. and one of the most prominent interviewers on, you know, television walters was also known for creating the women's talk show the view on the a, be seen or live for a while. well, australia has welcomed 2023 with a bang, as millions across the country celebrated their 1st normal new years eve. since the pandemic around a 1000000 people are thought to have turned down to see that famous harbor fireworks in sidney. hundreds of millions more watched from around the world. this year's display was under the theme of diversity and inclusion, with some 8 tons of fireworks being sent off. and here in germany, chance or all of shoulds delivers his annual new year's eve address to the nation. this year, spe

the u member is said to join the open border shang an area at midnight and adopt the common currency. the europe croatia joined the 27 nations walk in 2013 to dump the euro croatia had to fulfill a set of strict economic conditions. let's turn our attention now to the war in ukraine. russia has carried out another wave of massive strikes across the country with air raid warnings throughout much of the day in all of ukraine's 25 administrative regions. the ukrainian capital bore the brunt of the attacks where at least 10 explosions were reported. caves, mayor metallic, which goes at, at least one person was killed. and a japanese journalist was among those injured in the environment which his residential buildings, ukrainian army officials said russia launched 20 cruise missiles over ukraine on saturday afternoon, 12 of which were shot down by ukrainian forces. well, as the world celebrates the new year across ukraine, the year is ending with many people for us to take shelter from russian attacks. i asked our correspondent manuel shars innkeeper to tell us what it's been like for ukra

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tell us how strong is the unity between the u member states right now. while virtually since the beginning of this war, hungary has sometimes been a challenge to that unity. they have something they have often throughout these 10 months voted against any distinctions on russia, for example. and just 2 weeks ago we witnessed here in breast was what could be described as a show down with hungry on one side, and the 26 other members on the other. and that was when hungry, vetoed an 18000000000 euro loan package for ukraine. now that moved by hungry as widely seen as a retired, a retaliatory one, because the e u was withholding recovery funds from hungry because it has violated the use the rule of law clauses or concerns over the rule of law clauses. now that, that, that, that, that veto has now been lifted and the loan package has been passed after the other member sits compromised on funding for hungry, but we can always expect hungry to be a challenge to that union really, especially when it comes to ukraine. now another major issue is, of course, the cor

u. member states have increasingly gone the other way, pursuing their national interests, as they seek to shield their own economies and populations from the wars consequences. our special correspond abraham is covering this, so it enjoins us now. i rushes invasion of ukraine continues to dominate the agenda in europe. what are you later saying as they arrive for the summit? while a lot of them are reaffirming their support for ukraine, it's going to be a big challenge for european leaders to try and help you create through this particularly difficult phase of the war. as russia has increased, in accelerated its attack on key infrastructure within ukraine. and your leaders are going to be focused on how to help russia, how to help ukraine, pardon get through this winter. and part of that is an 18000000000 euro loan package that it's just been approved for a couple of days ago by e leaders for ukraine. and that is set to be dispersed in 2023. so definitely something that is big on the agenda with you leaders, reaffirming their support for ukraine will with respect to that support or the co

the e u member is set to join the open border shanghai area and at midnight and to adopt the single currency, the europe croatia joined the 27 nation block and 2013. to adopt the euro croatia had to fulfill a set of strict economic conditions. australia has welcomed 2023 with a bang as millions across the country celebrated their 1st normal new year's eve. since the pandemic around a 1000000 people are thought to have turned out to see sydney's famous harbour fireworks display hundreds of millions more watched from around the world. it's yours to play was under the theme of diversity and inclusion with some 8 tons of fireworks being set off. and now here in germany, chancellor, olaf short is delivering his annual new year's eve address to the nation. is your speech is focusing on one of the main events the year, the war in ukraine as well as the challenges it posed for germany. full version will be broadcast later. the war in ukraine and its consequences dominated the year in german politics. in his new year address, chancellor, olaf schultz unequivocally condemned the russian leda protein.

u. member states. this contradicts the procedural rules which specified that 57 sovereign states work within the oversee framework and should act in a sovereign capacity. and the fee was violating these rules, which we have drawn attention to this. each time there was a new chairmanship universal dust. you have to move, i think that is impossible to say that europe is isolating russia. it is the bureaucrats in brussels. we're trying to isolate russia. it is not europe or its people move in this regard, it is necessary to separate politics from normal life with the fact that life in europe is already not normal, is shown by recent events. the sanctions pressure on russia has turned into a glimmering against europe's own residences, to the citizens who are actively protesting and demanding an end to this policy, which is impacting the well being of european citizens in india recently assumed leadership of the g twenty's part of looks rotating chairmanship by miss mody says the organization, future must b

u. member states are concerned. okay, thank you so much. donna cain reporting from berlin. the high court in london has ruled the u. k. government's plan to send asylum seekers to rwanda is legal. the deportation policy was suspended in june after a last minute challenge here. he faucet has more from the london court. it's ruled in favor of the government, but with a significant caveat, you'll remember earlier this year the previous home secretary pretty for tell the interior minister of the united kingdom. under this conservative government, signed an agreement with or wonder that the mandated every asylum seeker who arrived in the u. k. by what the government deemed an illegal method, such as over the channel. between france and england. on a small boat, they would immediately be deported to rwanda and have the site and applications process. and if they were found to be asylum seekers, they would be resettle that it would never come back to tonight, kingdom. now the 1st time the government tried to enact this policy with a flight in june, there was an injunction, and it wa

u. member states are concerned and out there as alhashan has been reporting from moscow. he has the latest now on or sponsoring the kremlin. russian of the shows have been over the past few days, commenting on the possibility of having such such a decision. but today, the major best. gov, this is the grubman junglin spokes person said that the decision is unacceptable and that russia is preparing an appropriate response to this decision. now about he did not really reveal what's this response re, a predicted that there might be a more elaboration or details from russian officials, including president putin or foreign minister love robot. till the moment there is no clear decision on this. so it's just that the, the, they think it's on acceptable and that there are going to have their own also measures the russian president vladimir putin and his bad russian counterpart, alexander lucas shank, have pledged even closer ties. but putin has denied russia, wants to absorb it. small a neighbor vision traveled immense camila shank for the 1st time since the invasion of ukraine.

u. n. gangs were even more dangerous. they knew the local surroundings and residents routines. what's more, families could be divided with one member, joining the partisans, and another b o u n. mm. in addition to the central headquarters of the parties on movement, a separate ukrainian headquarters of the movement was informed to expand corp, its tasks included fighting nationalists to among other things trying to implicate the vigilantes but disguising themselves as such, and then robbing an killing people. this caused great anger among the population like the weather, any talk of a political solution to the ukraine conflict is in a very deep freeze. washington is against that ukraine does what it is told and the russian see no pressing need to talk to the west. but this does not mean ukraine is a frozen conflict far from it. economic pain is just starting to reach a boiling point with ah, push it was there, lay it to begin with. and that it was part of their original reservation. and it was somewhere in the 1920s that they lost oak flat, but it's always been considered sacred to that a. but altogether within this resolution copp

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u. n. gang. so even more dangerous. they knew the local surroundings and residents routines. what's more, families could be divided with one member, joining the partisans, and another b o u n. mm. in addition to the central headquarters of the parties on movement, a separate ukrainian headquarters of the movement was informed to expand corp, its tasks included fighting nationalists to among other things trying to implicate the vigilantes but disguising themselves as such, and then robbing and killing people. this caused great anger among the population a what we got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation, let it be an arms race group is on very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order is a conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence at the point obviously is too great trust

how strong is the unity between the e u member states or among them 10 months into this war? well, you know, friends since the beginning of the war, this question is almost every time on the agenda. when a d. e. u leaders come here together in brussels because of course we are talking about 27 members states with different perspectives and different interests. and so the longer the war drags on that the more difficult is the situation and the bigger to full out that the european union is dealing with. let said take, for instance, the energy crisis and to the topic here on the agenda. was this a financial aid for ukraine? for instance, i to 18000000000 euros. and at this age, a few days ago was blocked by hungry than they lifted. they blockade. and the polish government was not happy with the way how this package was put together. now, all of that is off the table and to the leaders agreed to have for those of this money distributed to ukraine next year. but of course, there are other issues like that next to the sanctions package that is on the table with different members. st

u. member states are basing to investigate the sabotage of the north stream pipelines attacks that are now flash points in an escalating energy war between europe and moscow that has global gas prices soaring data has announced that quote, all currently available information indicates that this is the result of a deliberate, reckless and irresponsible acts of sabotage. neither pipeline was pumping gas to europe at the time of the league, but the incident removes expectations. the europe my receive gas from non stream one before winter. so what is the cost of this act of eco terrorism? an estimated $200000.00 tons of mess day has been released from the to pipeline since the rupture that is equal to the annual carbon emissions of 5200000 cars. it is also equal to the method produced from about 480000000 pounds of beef cows. now that's enough meat to supply israel for a year. methane is a very potent greenhouse gas, so even a little leak has quite a large climate impact. let's talk about the cost of this attack and bring in a larger magni, a, a political risk analyst, a veteran war correspond

u. member states have taken a decision that will hit russia's revenues even harder and reduce its ability to wage war in ukraine. it will also help us to stabilize global energy prices, benefits and countries across the world who are currently confronted with high oil prices. um, are you sure that's how it's really gonna work that it's going to play out exactly the way you think it is. her majesty that europeans and the whole world are going to get relief with this new idea which actual economic expert, former us treasury secretary, steve newton called ridiculous kind of like the promises you made to european households earlier this year to help them with skyrocketing energy costs as a result of previous anti russian, you sanctions concocted by brussels bureaucrats. so how are those promises of help from the you working out for europeans? now, in previous days, the government has once again located money for the war and ukraine, instead of putting money into social spending, health, education, and pensions. it is necessary to stop financing, ukraine, and the sanctions against russia. the

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u. member states have increasingly gone the other way, pursuing their national interests, as they seek to shield their own economies and populations from the wars consequences. and johnny sal from brussels is our correspondent abraham. this is the eased final summit in what's been a tumultuous year. russia's invasion of ukraine continues to put europe under enormous strain. what are the leaders at that summit planning to do about it? well, we're going to see a lot of reaffirming of support for ukraine, especially as we've seen in the recent in the recent phase of the war. just how violently and brutally russia has been targeting ukrainian infrastructure. so there's going to be a lot of focus on how the you can help you clean get through this tough a winter. there's also a recent em and loan package that was passed by the european union, 18000000000 euros that are supposed to reach ukraine in the coming year at. but we were going to be seeing a lot of reaffirmation of support from the european union to ukraine. now the ear has been keen to present a united front and supporting ukraine. how

u. member nations that so what are the chances that these countries will be joining the you in the near future? well, i think we really have to say that none of those a countries is likely to join the european union soon because there are political institutions and also their economies are deemed not ready for the membership. we have issues such as corruption, for instance, here in albania, they need to do more to fight corruption, organized crime is an issue or the rule of law situation. so they're not likely to join the european union very soon. however, after the accession process has been sold for years now we are seeing some new dynamics. there is some new movements because of the war in ukraine. so that countries here in the region in the western balkans, there are hoping that this summit is going to bring them closer to the european union. alexandra, thank you so much. leslie dolly is alexander fun nomine in toronto. and he is a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. latvia has revoked the broadcasting license for independent russian tv channel rain. the

u. member states. while belgrade and other nations, most notably russia have always insisted that kosovo is part of serbia. a parallel sal been drawn between the current bulk intentions on the ukraine conflict, those serbia's president address the reported statement by former german shops. there angler merkel. let's just go through that. she was cited by the media saying last decades minsk cease, fire agreements were primarily meant to give key of time to strengthen its military . oh, no. we saw that historically important statement by angela merkel. i'm surprised and i'm still checking in every way to see whether it's possible that she said that she is a woman that i greatly appreciated. for me, that statement is almost unbelievable if it is confirmed. if keith had not wanted to fulfill the minsk agreements, that sheds a completely new light, it cannot change the fact of who attacked whom. but in many ways the changes the fact and relationships within what has been happening since 2014. and that's a c

u. member states have said they believe the measure will help stem inflation and stabilize oil prices. europe claims a new measure will help stop moscow's actions in ukraine by hitting the russian budget. but kia has criticize the move, demanding the price cap be cut in half. meanwhile, moscow has strongly condemned the move and will attend the opec plus meeting on sunday to discuss the next step for the world's oil producers. our teeth contributor rachel mars then picks up the story. so the ball is totally in the court of opec plus oil producing countries now led by russia and saudi arabia, as they meet this weekend to discuss how to handle the use russian oil ban. angie 7 price cap set for implementation on monday, december 5th. the e, you took a typically ideological position with its price cap and ban, and must now pretty much be holding its breath and wondering what russia and opec plus are going to do in response. that's not exactly a position of strength. control the blocks and was tinkering has already created energy price and supply crisis to the point of d industrialization because

u. member states, while belgrade and other nations including russia, i've always insisted that possible, as part of serbia parallel saw been drawn between the current bulk intentions and the ukraine conflict. a serbia president address the reported statement by former german chancellor anglo merkel. she was cited by the media saying the minsk ceasefire agreements were meant to give key of time to strengthen . it's military not bring it by piece. oh no, we saw that historically important statement by angela merkel. i'm surprised and i'm still checking in every way to see whether it's possible that she said that she is a woman that i greatly appreciated. for me, that statement is almost unbelievable if it is confirmed. if kiev had not wanted to fulfill the minsk agreements, that sheds a completely new light, it cannot change the fact of who attacked whom. but in many ways it changes the fact and relationships within what has been happening since 2014. and that's a clear signal to me whom you shouldn't trust here, those mercury remarks f for a fide really are extraordinary. on alexander pub

at both e u member hungry and its neighbor, serbia have been ambivalent in their stance over russia and moscow's war on ukraine . speaking at a meeting between you, leaders and nations in the western balkans, hoping to join the walk, the president of kosovo than men's, her words when it came to belgrade stance on one side and on the other side. hug, crunch leo line with they should not be treated the same whether you stand with ukraine today or you spent with russia should matter whether you have a gotten sanctions against russia or not, should matter. and these are signals which the very, very clearly to all of the countries to western organs. because standing of the right side of history today is the least that should be expected. anastasio static is an assistant professor of finance at high school of business at the university of california berkeley. she's also a founding member of the pressure group economist for ukraine. miss betty, welcome, hungry, vetoing aid for ukraine. how much does that weaken the e stands because of the russia? of course hunger, his actions are both now and

u member states have clenched a deal to fries you payments to hungary. the decision is based on corruption concerns and will be finalized ahead of you summit on thursday last month hungry said the european commission suggested fund suspension, was based on a quote misunderstanding and talking about correct corruption. the heads of all political groups in the european parliament have agreed to remove vice president, eva kailey. she and 3 others were arrested on friday in a corruption scandal and to cotton. kylie has already been suspended from the greek socialist party following arrest. her lawyer says she denies any wrong doing the parliament's president, meanwhile, as vowed to carry out an internal investigation describing the scandal as an attack on european democracy itself. the parliament of the european union rocked by the worst corruption scandal in its history. the institutions leader stressed the gravity of the situation for the block make no mistake, the european parliament their colleagues is under attack. european democracy is under attack. an