u. s. e. u companies trying to be the good boy in every respect and take the lead germany to be a, to talk about the reality is a medium sized country in the heart of europe with a form of the very successful economy. that's the description of germany and the medium sized uh with a decent economy. but basically new military potential cannot achieve even one of these goals. the germans of the german german government policy has already said is sick in mind and body because it's ruining the country economically. it is based on goals, which are impossible to cheat hold while we have to leave you here. now thank you so much. when i back european parliament member for your insight. thank you very much. my pleasure are all right, that's all from me now. my colleague where we associate will be with you at the top of the hour with more stories and updates have a by now the with the exams over constantine body stuff is now officially a test customer knows these tons preparing for flight training, not jus

u. s. e u and the u. k. with quick to impose fresh economic sanctions on iran and it's weapons manufacturers. washington says wrong must be held accountable and prevented from acting again. the country has been on the west and sanctions so yes, but the government says they've had little impact on oil exports. we've moved to 90 percent of its crude, shipped to china. still runs economy is suffering from weak growth. in february inflation hit 40 percent prices. it's tom food items such as meat had almost tripled compared with the same month last year. there's been a rise in prices, especially dairy products, sections have impacts when a country is isolated, pressure and people get smooth on a specific cloth. if the society feels it more than others, 100 percent, if pensions, the escalated prices will rise, move and move the price of beans. she can meet all the fluids. it's increased by dumble for the sections. and escalations one has a talk to people to livelihoods, people who are worried about it as tensions

u. s. e u and russia. it comes off in asia as government told us, troops to leave, accusing them of failure to prevent attacks. ask what address reports from the boucher i think can lead to say they see let down by the international community. because when the country suff and losses, they receive little or no help. we cannot understand that you and missions continued to up. so in many also of dollars for this thing very and with this the results. and that's actually the states or not gone to a minimum of resources to count the private, the spread of federal has distinguished this the african union says has allowed um, groups to use published themselves on the continent, making it one to give says is the epi center of global terrorism and father dick's treatment, so both of them, i saw a guide and they off, she would have killed tens of thousands of people enforced millions from there once the that is chanel community. as for the mora, and they've got a big issue to have this cool because it is outside moo

u. s. and e u to impose sanctions on our, on what is realized, praise these announcements. after that you for ministers meeting the, for a minister of israel. israel katz said that this was an unprecedented achievement for is real e u relations saying that they welcomed any attempt to put diplomatic pressure on a ron and to put pressure on the wrong not to attack is really again, but israel caps is also said that he wants to work with the you to impose new stations on around in addition to a military response. so in israel and is really government. these new announcements of propose sanctions are seen as a way to dissuade israel from responding militarily. and it seems that these really, governments, the work cabinet here is, as clearly stated that there is going to be some military repercussions for iran strike over the weekend. was more about that, is it already clear how israel might react to a runs retaliatory strikes over the weekend? the officials who are familiar with the meetings that the war cabinet has been having told the new york times that there are several options on the table. one is an aggressive strike against is rainy and assets in a 3rd country. another one would be more symbolic. strike on israe

u. s. the u. k. is one of those, the e u, we acted in local step with condemnation of wrong unplugged is of support for as well. but meanwhile, india, china and russia cooled on both sides to show restrict we are seriously concerned at the escalation of hostilities between israel and iran, which threatens the peace and security in the region. we call for immediate de escalation, exercise of restraint. stepping back from violence and return to the path of diplomacy. china expresses deep concern over the current escalation and calls on relevant parties to exercise calm and restrain to prevent further escalations. china calls on the international community, especially countries with influence to play a constructive role for the peace and stability of the region. we now potentially face a new acute crisis in the middle east. everything depends on the next steps or their absence by the parties involved. or the i thought the independent who is what alice, alice, sondra, bruno about the implications and potential repercussions from the inside. it's all this uh, the reaction lies well on the collective west wi

u. s. has announced it will impose new sanctions on or on. the e. u is very likely to follow suit. how are these measures being seen in israel then? of israel has welcome these measures. israel caps is the foreign minister of israel said that this was a unimpressive dented achievement for israel e. u relations that they have been celebrating. and basically, because they want to build this international coalition to oppose a possible rainy and aggression, to oppose this kind of a tit for tat that we're seeing. i could escalate and re, uh, israel wants to the international coalition on that side of course. but israel has also been very clear when they say they want the sanctions imposed on the wrong. they mean, in addition to a military reaction to iran stripe over the weekend. and in that respect the you and the us are not completely on board because i'm in the east of interest. i'm thank you so much. oh israel's allies have condemned the 1st ever direct attack by a ronald israel and have urged the international community to be defiant against the islamic republic. but is really all

u. s. has sued apple for allegedly monopolizing the smartphone mock as. and the e. u is proving apple alphabets, google and missa uncompetitive practices. but we begin with this report from victoria guys and be on the challenges faced by apple. the chief executive team cooking shanghai opening the 2nd largest apple store in the world. there was no sign of the pressure he was on the as events one folding back home in the united states. we alleged that apple has consolidated its monopoly power, not by making its own products better by making other products worse. as examples the government's anti trust. lucy points to the apple. well, it payment system and the apple watch both into face only with the iphone well competitive watches and digital wallet space. apple imposed barriers and when it comes to apples messaging service, the company is accused of coming up photos and videos exchanged with known apple devices. phones at this point are basically many computers, but on your laptop you can install many things and you can decide to do it. but you can't do that on your phone, is the problem. and the fact that apple does it so that they can lock in bigger prices for themselves. is a problem in this statement, and apple spokesperson said the department of justice. lucy sets a dangerous precedent in him. does the company's ability to innovate. others say the timing at the low seat is suspicious. it's a sort of easy political when we have an election to 2024 and the address of by the national is trump. and i think the body restriction, once the agencies to have a case against these large companies so that they've but what they're doing, something about i said, uses in buckley california, welcome to low season hope it leads to lower prices. i feel like it's absurd. how high something that we utilize and honestly need like a lot of us need them for our professional lives for our you know, school lives for our everyday lives. the us lucy joins other investigations into apple regulators in south korea and the netherlands, if, as the case is detect giant for abusing its market dominance and the european union find apple $92000000000.00 from fatty favoring its a music streaming service as arrivals value does around 3 trillion dollars, apple's annual revenue is greater than the gross domestic productive more than a 100 countries. if the u. s. government winds its anti trust case, it could lead to the breakup of apple for the benefit of 10 siemens, victoria gates, and b. l. g 0, accounting, the cost the u is investigating apple alphabet and it has a potential violations of the blocks, new competition law. the digital markets act requires 6 take johns to open up their platforms and provide smaller arrivals, access to the uses that could effect at stores, messaging services, internet search, social media and online shopping violations could result in funds off as much as 10 percent of the companies global annual revenues, the 3 other companies have obligations under the new load, the amazon, microsoft and bytes don's to john table ready, and now some changes to the business practices to comply with the blocks new rules . the regulations say they did not go far enough. well, to discuss all of this journey me now from building is fredericka council. now she's a take policy expert. thanks again for being with us on counselin

u . s. u k. and even you members such as germany and france as well as the e with self which model the dates and agreements, bypassing adequate procedures or a terry sacked, you're fighting for rule of law and russian has been doing so all this time. absolutely shows. you're on the right path to establishing stability. others can't say the same. they have been pursuing their own rules, which would change virtually every day and demanding the whole system to be bent in order to fit with their requests, which wasn't possible. this is why russia plays a very important role, which is maintaining a system based on the rule of law on an international level. the role of russia in the un security council has proven to be very important from the point of view of understanding the whole situation. however, western propaganda attributed a narrative of malign influence to russia, which suggests that the very existence of a restaurant, which is interested in local affairs, somehow negative. if there's anything malign, then it's the us or british influence, or even the human line influence, which tears down a

u. s. meters, the resolutions, but i'm a little bit of public and have been a rise in court. so calls and e u k. um sales as well. and as those devices are apparently knows the icon, government maintains secrecy about the weapons being sent to the idea. as if you know that a party is going to commit a war crime, and this forcible transfer of people is a precise breach of one of the statutes that governs international law and all states in this area. then you are making yourself complicit. the british got the british, people should know what advice has been given to the government on the off with what looks like no legal advice in, in the public faith is always made public. and there are many good reasons why that's not the case. and these of reasons, in this particular case of persisted, don't just on the weight of the country, what killed you know, ideas, right? and that is why the prime minister had a very serious conversation with these riley prime minister about exactly that man cues of human rights violations. it's the 1000000 territory for the british government. all tease a seems to an

u e u foreign ministers. amazing, today to discuss most actions on around the u. s. is already doing as if we go back to as well. and the one guys are the, what if anything, does the expansion of this front against iran mean for as well as one, gaza. and that's a small, accurate, they're taking into account that this by their attempt to wait another direction actually their lives too. so, and we see that that's the metric a war decks, lots of things to around. uh we are we nice thing is far from being one sided in the clear picture. so you're on for you since is able to, to low i'm to make many, uh, um, damages to this uh, this order that is western countries are, are shaping in the region. then i want to say also that certainly we, we might ask all, we come out all of that and certainly the international community, it's a, it's the do some things that we're speaking about, buttons of power in the united nation. we see that this is quite visible and in defense as opposed to the fact that these regular parties of us starting now are starting to consider the united nat

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