u. s. that have the capability to companies are competing in so will this push by the u. s. in europe, when them off taiwan entirely in the mid term, especially when it comes these high level that say for on me to 3, not me to chips. what would you say it unlikely to happen, even the u. s, which is a lot more capacity at the cutting edge of processor chips is likely to remain quite reliant on taiwan produce chips for some time. and if you look at the new production underway, both by us firms and also taiwanese firms in the united states, only a small on a volume that's clean online, relative to what the us buys from taiwan today. if you look at europe, it's even more dependent on taiwan and south korea when it comes to the most advanced processor chips. so for both the u. s. in europe or lion and taiwan assumption, it's likely to persist for some time. chris miller speaking to us that well moving on, we're all generally aware that the expiration date on food packaging isn't an iron clad rule. often times package, snacks and drinks are perfectly good. well, be on that date. that's an i

and if you look at europe, it's even more dependent on taiwan and south korea when it comes to the most advanced processor chips. so for both the u. s. in europe reliance and taiwan assumption is likely to persist for some time. chris miller speaking to us, they're well moving on. we're all generally aware that the expiration date on food packaging isn't an iron clad rule. often times package, snacks and drinks are perfectly good. well beyond that date, that's an important distinction in the u. k. at the moment, food bills are rising, eating into household budgets and making food banks more important. but food banks cannot accept or give out expire products, leaving a gap to be filled. take a look salty chips past their expiry date, honey mustard, also a bit older. everything here is expired, everything here is cheap. that's dan parts. los business idea of their house near birmingham is bursting at the seams. in the u. k, the market for expired food is booming. 7 years ago it was something 30, something that big luggage done because so i wanted to save money on my return. you didn't have the disposable income. we're in the loss of n

u. s. as future for europe's future? would you say? why think there's no doubt that some conductors are going to be critical components of all aspects of the economy going forward? it's not just consumer devices, it's also the data centers in which a systems are being trained that data centers are nothing more than buildings full of semi conductors. so they're important going forward. but it's really important to also distinguish which types of chips different countries are producing when it comes to the most cutting edge ships, the ones with the processing power to run. i systems, for example, it's really only taiwan, south korea, and the u. s. that have the capability to produce them. and so other countries are looking at different types of chips and they're planning to increase their domestic capacity. and so there's not just one ship race underway or one ship war between the different countries, but actually multiple different struggles at different countries and companies are competing in. so will this push by the u. s. in europe,

u. s. europe will come and speak to them. so there's basically not much of a kind of perceived, impulsive occur, kind of need to really stick to the ordinary rules of war. they can basically get away with that really seems to be what they think the european union has agreed on . and you 18000000000 your or a package for ukraine leaders meeting in brussels also drew up the 9th round of sanctions against russia. travel lands and apple trees as are being extended measures also target banking in mining theater. zation ukraine's president will order me as a lengthy, renewed his appeal amore advanced rapidly miserable in la portia. v. d w correspondent, alexandra. when norman was at the summit in brussels, she taught me more about the latest to action against russia. well, the new package of sanctions is 1st and foremost about tightening and widening existing restrictions and other punitive measures against russia. more individuals and entities will be lack listed. 3 additional russian banks will be sanctioned and for more russian

u. s. europe and the west, great then asked than war were to our systems are essentially one of liberal democracy market economy with social welfare state and projecting power globally. but in a friendly way, china is a political mother that these outdoor italian become more outdoors, guardian, on their shoes in pain and economic ma that this strictly of state capital is becoming more so. and geopolitical right now, chime is flexing his muscles, wanted they corporate taiwan, wants to dominate their jail and germany in asia and song. and therefore that wesley china, unfortunately, are on a collision course on many dimensions. what about the vulnerability of something like artificial intelligence? it's something that china is pushed to old, new heights will a i, b, replacing more and more jobs in 2023. as far as our, our mobility goes white collar jolts, as well as a factory workers and all sorts of jobs. when it's gonna take time is not a matter of only 2023, but it's clear that a i machine learning robot think alto mation is leaving. first the displacement of routine jobs that are low c

u. s. europe will come and speak to them. so there's basically not much of a kind of perceived, impulsive, occur, a kind of need to really stick to the ordinary rules of war. they can basically get away with that really seems to be what they think. ah, the former tennis is boris becker has been released from a british prison and bought at home to germany. becker was chilled in april for hiding hundreds of thousands of pounds, despite been declared bankrupt. the 55 year old was given early, released from a 15 month sentence. brazil might have had a poor football world cup, but their plans continue to attract europe's biggest gloves. she has, my tread had signed teenage broadly andric from brazilian side. palmera has put a report at 60 to 70000000 euros 16 year old andrew is the dean's youngest daughter, and you want to championship with them earlier this year. he will leave for palmera as before heading to madrid. when he turns 18. asked what's correspond and daniel marcello now has spent 4 unforgettable weeks and cut out cove

u. s. when there by europe, will stand together? we also heard u. s. president biden is speak of him and i'm a call, not just as the french president, but also a european leader. so that is clearly highlighting that he's speaking to europe when he speaks to mano my call. so that certainly raising his profile, but then there is the overarching issue that the french president wants to address . and that is those u. s. subsidies. that huge package of almost $400000000000.00 that will benefit companies who are working towards greener mobility here in the u. s. but that only applies if it's made in the u. s. if it's based in the u. s. and that, that's his criticism. not directly in front of the cameras to the president, but in front of the cameras when he's not present, that, that is basically takes away a level playing field. so a lot of tough talking also behind closed doors. so those traits subsidies you mentioned. they're just just the latest in a series of events which of strange relations between washington and paris, or whether it's tension on show

u. s. europe will come and speak to them. so there's basically not much of a kind of perceived, impulsive kind of kind of need to really stick to the ordinary rules of war. they can basically get away with that really seems to be what they think the currently they're reporting from keith. the european union has signed off on a new 18000000000 euro aid package for ukraine. and yet another raft of sanctions against russia. leaders of the used 20 southern member states met today, brussels, where the focus was supporting ukraine. the details of this night rounded sanctions against russia. those details have not been revealed, but the commission at earlier proposed travel bands, an asset freezes on more than 230 russian officials. this is stan, ukrainian, president of ultima zalinski. he joined today's summit by video link. he appealed for aid and also for more advanced weapons on janelle by our brussels bureau chief alexander phenomena. she has been following the summit force . alexander the newest sanctions package has just been

u. s. europe will come and speak to them, so there's basically not much of a kind of perceived, impulsive kind of need to really stick to the ordinary rules of war. they can basically get away with that really seems to be what they think in while the european union has agreed on a new 18000000000 euro aid package for ukraine. at the summit in brussels leaders also drew up their 9th round of sanctions against russia. travel mansion, asset freezes, are being extended. poland prime minister arrived at the summit, threatening to derail the whole thing on the table, an 18000000000 euro aid package for ukraine. but as for more of the etzky was unhappy over several other measures. but compromises were made, every sink. vasa proved macro financial assistance, money for hungary and minimum of taxation for a company, so called feler 2nd to the 2nd bill. so there is no need to come in the process. i think the result this most important, the ear was able to create a price cap for russian oil globally last month to try to stop moscow from pro, tearing from soaring energy prices. but this time, the lea

consumers for start with energy bills when i see about they talk about the n g u and europe needed expansion of gas from the u. s. europe is getting the shock treatment, moving from low cost russian gas supplied on the invite, the long term dependable contracts to high cost imported at n g, from wherever, particularly from the united states. and meanwhile, europe faces an energy crisis. it faces economic disaster. seeing how the winter moves moves along for it. the u. s. u k initiative is a distraction, is a distraction from the european energy prices, which stems from these western sanctions on russia is not from the war of such a step towards a complete this, sophia, that's how some environmentalists have slammed a trial in the u. k. city of oxford that will require residents to get a permit to use their private vehicles in the center during rush hour. we think that this is one small step toward just complete, disappear using climate to net 0 as an excuse, as per usual when rules and regulations are brought in to restrict people, they never actually use the real reason to start off. it's always public health,

consumers per start with energy bills when i see about they talk about the n g u and europe doesn't need this expansion of gas from the u. s. europe is getting the shock treatment, moving from low cost russian gas supplied on the invite, the long term dependable contracts to high cost imported at n g, from wherever, particularly from the united states. and meanwhile, europe faces an energy crisis. it faces economic disaster. seeing how the winter moves moves along forage a u. s. u k initiative is a distraction, is a distraction from the european energy prices, which stems from these western sanctions on russia is not from the war of such many thanks to keeping his company asi international. this thursday we'll be back in just a few minutes. a, a is your media reflection of reality. in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation for community. are you going the right way or are you being led to direct? what is true? what is great in the world corrupted. you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. and put you in the list to let them with with a almost done with a, with a conditio

u and europe. neither is expansion of gas from the u. s. europe is getting the shock treatment, moving from low cost russian gas supplied on the invite, the long term dependable contracts to high cost imported at n g, from wherever, particularly from the united states. and meanwhile, europe faces an energy crisis. it faces economic disaster. seeing how the winter moves moves along forage, the u. s. u k initiative is a distraction, is a distraction from the european energy prices, which stems from these western sanctions on russia is not from the war. such, peru has sworn in its 1st female president, denot bhalla was a while her predecessor, petro castillo, has been impeached. place on the arrest of both castillo and the countries congress, which voted to remove him, have accused each other, acting to protest. this led the streets of the capital lima, as events unfolded expressing mixed emotions over the unfolding. political from the president, pedro castillo has not been allowed to wear. castillo has been sown, he has been slandered. this

u. s. europe . but when they returned empty, they became serious financial opportunity. the west consumed, collected its waste and ship it out of sight to china in general, recycled what had good and sent back new products for more consumption. and this cycle was on repeat and it was dirt cheap. for example, one u. s. trader told me that even in 2010 what it costs around $85.00 to dispose of a ton of waste domestically and costly. 35 to ship a ton of the china. could there be, as we did the usually when low grade or contaminated plastic was sent to china. either cheap labor was needed, assorted. i'd had to be dumped and burned within a few years. several chinese towns near landfills and innovations, side salad, complaining of polluted air. and water. cancer rates rose so by 2018 china had had enough effectively banned all plastic waste inputs. and the world had lost as number one recycle. but china was prepared that recycling industry was established and the country was now producing enough waste domesticated supply, its own draw materials for recycling so forth than the

consumers for start with energy bills when i see about it talk about the n g u and europe doesn't need this expansion of gas from the u. s. europe is getting the shock treatment, moving from low cost russian gas supplied on the invite, the long term dependable contracts to high cost imported at n g, from wherever, particularly from the united states. and meanwhile, europe faces an energy crisis. it faces economic disaster. seeing how the winter moves along forage, the u. s. u k initiative is a distraction, is a distraction from the european energy crisis, which stems from these western sanctions on russia is not from the war of such peru has sworn in its 1st female president dina bull last day that says the countries now former president pedro castillo has been in peach and placed under arrest both castillo and the congress that removed him, have accused each other of an acting. a qu, protestors have flooded the streets of lima, some happy in some distress, by the sudden change in leadership. full art, they appear. ruth, former vice president, took over as president following a congressional vote to impeach the former le

u. s, europe will come and speak to them. so there's basically not much of a kind of perceived impulse civic. i kind of need to really stick to the ordinary rules of war. they can basically get away with that really seems to be what they think. and nick is coming from the city of here song. there are allegations of more abuses by russian soldiers. what do we know? so he heard from ukraine's ombudsman fishermen writes to day he was talking of teenage boys had been picked up by russian forces during the occupation for taking pictures of destroyed russian tech that was interpreted as them collecting information for ukraine's army. and they were thrown into sellers are pretty scant detail so far, but it kind of does follow the pattern of things we've heard from her son. we ourselves, when have san just after ukrainian control returned, talk to people who spent weeks incarcerated in a basement in the downtown of her son had been touched with electrical shocks had been beaten up, had been basically kept incognito the harmonies no c

u. s. in europe has allowed, our government says many millions of ukrainians that are suffering from the wall. the him, it's coming from all over the world, assists our people. great team, more these of, and in conditions which are extremely difficult in the 8 for electron energy equipment allows us to restore the system more quickly in nuclear, in the names of leaders of all the countries that are helping us to survive. and when will figure on the pages of his st textbook, so we will never forget you've been watching d. w's wide coverage of the opening of an international donor conference to support ukraine taking place in paris, we heard a president a manual. ma quan with welcoming remarks and joined by volunteers the lensky of by video link and also the ukrainian prime minister dentist asked me, how was there sharing his thoughts and some moving images from the war. we know at this meeting, there dozens of representatives, not just from countries also from international organizations and french businesses, emma crohn, promising that france will help ukraine not only get through winter, but

u. s. a threatening europe's economy by offering subsidies to encourage investment in u. s. companies at green initiatives that come on we're expecting the 2 presidents to speak in the course of the next hour. and we hope to bring that to you live and other satellite images have suggested that russia may be gearing up for a massive aerial assault on ukraine. these pictures show almost 2 dozen long range bombers and cruise missiles being prepared for combat the angles to air base near sarah top, or blast in russia, ukrainian military officials to local media. the bombers will be used to increase strikes on ground targets in ukraine, especially energy infrastructure or correspondent young philip shots is in keith and told us how prepared ukraine is for these expected strikes. well, the images certainly come as no surprise to ukrainians on sunday. already information emerged that new mess waves of attack might be imminent. actually, the error rate alerts were active here and all over the country this afternoon. but to my knowledge, some airplanes were spotted, but no, no stri

europe and russia is true. but since 2014, what we've seen is that u. s. businesses have simply stepped in, as the u. s. has asked europe to cut trading ties with russia, and instead, american companies have stepped in. and so it's, it's like in the, the american empire forcing it's a vast soles to rely more and more on the empire itself. even though the west cannot fully supply and cannot in time supply these energy needs. and of course, at a much higher price. so it's a huge price to pay for europe that benefits america. we've also seen that often. now, what's gonna happen is that some other suppliers, whether in the middle east or elsewhere, or, you know, or in asia, will import energy from russia and then sell it on to europe. which is another crazy exercise. it also seems that the recent deal that germany made with a gulf state to receive energy supplies from 2026, it has to be done through an american company that's going to actually ship this to, to germany. and so we see there's, there's clearly american business interests, profiting from this and really is the seems to be the end of market econo

oh, and asking biden not to please sell europe gas at 4 times u. s. market price any more, maybe, you know, even though the u. s. has europe over a barrel without the diversification, that cheap russian energy provided. but, you know, he's over there asking, anyway, it's worth a shot, right? pulling in the baltics without even knowing whether or how these new russian oil sanctions might actually harm europe and our own people were already calling for an even lower ceiling just to stick it to putin without even knowing if sticking it to putin would actually work either above the only thing that's actually working for sure. right now in the you is it's virtue signaling machine and that thing never seems to take a day off. we discuss the issue with ralph ne meyer, chairman of the german council for constitution and sovereignty, who believes the growing energy crisis is killing european industries? it is a nother steps to was raising prices for european and german consumers. because what we will see tomorrow on the 1st of december is did factor shut down

u. s. ministerial meeting on trade and technology. and let me think d. w, correspond in terry shoulds, told us more about why the e u is worried about the new u. s. policies. the problem for europe is that a lot of these measures in the inflation reduction act are aimed at boosting domestic production for u. s. companies. and that, of course could put europe at a disadvantage and there's a lot of worry over this. and what ursula under lion is saying is that the, you need to re balance the playing field. she laid out in this speech in bruce that the you needs to become more assertive in its policies and not let the united states take advantage of it. at the same time, the president said that she's very much urgent cooperation, over confrontation. but i'm telling you that nerves are so afraid over this i r a that the head of the european parliament trade committee said today that he believes the i r a rises to the level of the u. s. the in you needing to file a complaint of the world trade organization. so certainly the tensions are very high right now. a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world at this hour. authorities in northeast in sicily have declar

europe will continue. it's work and be free. s o l must wants it to be. meanwhile, the e. u. has been facing increasing pressure from washington to stop selling computer chip production equipment to china. that's according to europe, 2nd largest semiconductor equipment maker, a s m i. the u. s. is putting a lot of pressure to make sure that the dutch government and the japanese government follow as well. d u. s. government is hoping that this is going to be a multilateral thing going forward because they need to stop everybody from selling high and tools to china. having successfully pressured europe into breaking off from its chief russian energy supply to the point where the e leadership was running around, repeat this mantra of bam. take that putin like a bunch of brainwashing sheep. apparently, washington is now decided to see if europe can be talked into doing a bam. take that. she's in ping and cut off their largest economic trading partner china. remember that for washington? everything's always binary. you're either with them or you're with the terrorists, and now it's

u. s. and the u. s. lead in the national honor, in europe and the united states, quite apart from the fact that the saudis, the u. e. the middle east is routinely condemned over human rights issues. china is routinely on the bbc and cnn, and other television, nerve broadcasters, as a, as a grocer, human rights violator. of them all, with concentration camps. i'm not sure quite how they argue the choice about the fact that the saudi arabia is the guardian of the holy places of his slum. whilst scheiner is supposed to simultaneously be anti muslim, but is the narrative. last, this narrative has 3 parts. number one, and only that is loose like the people who accused china and other countries as the human rights violations loose lack of them perfect. they don't have any problems that i am 80 my lation on human rights, which is are slowly launching nachos, if you had history all at present. those people who are accused china, i mean the people are united states or europe. they have a good, bloody history of violation. coffee marat's, if you are to blame the 1st washed blame united, a struggle with a nice littl

u. s. dollar and europe. they also have digital versions one day. and europe might get there 1st, some years on countries like spain are already planning plot pilot projects for the digital urine. the indian government argues that its digital currency will improve payments and access to money. also increasing transparency. deli also hopes that a digital currency will take even more steam out of decentralized crypto currencies, which it has tried to discourage charo car to k joins me from delhi for more charo this in the 1st retail pilot of the ruby. why now? well stephen, to be sure, the r b, i and the federal government have been working on this for a long time. in fact, we're back in 2017 was the 1st time when the federal government, us the r b i to study grip to currencies and is to currencies. and that was the 1st time when the arby issued a warning against crypto currencies and started working towards this digital currency thing. now the eye is believed to be a part of at least 26 central banks that are, that are studying the calls that have be

u. s. or even in europe, a source of concern for emerging economies like india. right, good. so here's what happens is when the u. s. fed heights if the interest rate, the difference between the interest rates in india and the interest rates in the us, it shrinks. now if this matters a lot for foreign investors, because usually emerging markets give better returns than developed markets, but when a developed market like the us or where they, the rates are, i'd there. and what happens in a developing market like india is that the developing market becomes less attractive for, for investors. so there is a capital outro, foreign ministers take their money and well from markets like india and put them in us talks, which are relatively less quality. so the but becomes a case of capital outflow, then the ruby also suffers its value, goes down. if the value dipped significantly, then the reserve bank of into is also forced to sell dollars to stabilize the value of the ruby. and this leaves in this leads to depletion of foreign exchange reserves as well. so largely on these 2 counts,

u. s. and europe, ketchup, i hope they can, but we need to really, really double down on the new generation back seat. yeah. well, i hope a year from now we're, we're not talking about increases in cases anywhere on the planet. that would be the best way to come out of this area faculty. as always, we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you for the world's humanitarian response system is being tested to its limits. that is the morning coming from the united nations to night. as it launches the largest appeal for aid funding in its history, you in mandatory an office is asking for a record $51500000000.00 for 2023 as multiple crises and the ongoing war and ukraine keep driving up the need for assistance. the winds global humanitarian overview, says 339000000 people will need humanitarian aid next year. that is 4 percent of the world's population. i let that sink in. you as a chief says for so many people on the break. this appeal is a lifelong so the next year is going to be the biggest humanitarian program in the world. the gap is because of the means, not because of the f