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u. s. europe fears it will lower investment away from its own borders. and this fear is not without reason. european firms say that they'll go where conditions are best at the company booklet. they're particularly proud of this machine, the laminator, which presses photovoltaic systems from various individual parts and dust, so particularly quickly, they can produce up to a $116.00 panels, an hour buckler cells. these machines mostly to asia but to the rest of europe to these and largest patel. this is, this plant in particular will stay in europe, but of course, future plans will increasingly go to the usa afterwards. partly or even completely due to the program figures for homes. that's because the new $1000000000.00 subsidies in the us now make it particularly attractive to produce green technology there, including solar cells. robert geyser has already traveled there to make contacts and deliver his machines. as maxine balls has a mechanical engineer, you say fine, so the project will take place somewhere else. as long as you're involved somehow, ah,

u. s. and europe rising on tuesday, including many u. s. banks, which had appeared to be under pressure. it wasn't all good news, though with ratings agency moody's cutting its outlook on the u. s. banking sector from neutral to negative. 13 sasha stephan of the frankfurt school of finance can tell us more from new york, sasha. thank you very much for joining us and stocks starting to turn around but the outlook is down. can we breathe a sigh of relief, or is it to any i mean, the, i think the immediate fallout from the college of, as we be bank work. but he gave that so to speak. but of course, the, the underlying structural programs remain specifically in the banking sector. i. but i think as the, the immediate problem that you're, that we've seen particularly over the weekend on friday. i think that that has been stopped for now. ok, why i'd like to begin to is, you know, the recent bank lapses were significant silva, gate signature, silicon valley banks where they all rare one off events due to poor management or is that something broader and systemic to be worried about. so i'm the

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u. s. have been affected. so wes outbreak the u. s. europe and the u. k. have ever seen. and the war and ukraine is also contributing. ukraine provide 14100000000 eggs in 2021, making it europe's main supplier. now more than half of its egg, farms have suspended operations and the rest are coping with repeated power outages and ensure lanka. the government has begun the imposing eggs from neighboring india in order to e shortages and check the soaring prices. vocal, poultry and egg produces though, have criticized move, saying it will kill an already struggling industry. now fernandez, reports from cos, gama. as to weeks of delays, the promised eggs from india, or finally here on thursday, the shipment was distributed among bakers and confectioners, where demand is highest with daily consumption up to 7000000 eggs, the consignment won't last long. the government hopes it will at least ease the situation. our plan is just to cater to the bigger industry and the hoteliers. so when we fulfill their it grammar, automatically, the other eggs, the local producer, re come to the

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u. s. failures to cause long term problems in europe. we take note of the swift under side of reaction by the us authorities. within the u. there is a very limited presence of silicon valley bank, and of course we are in touch with the relevant national competence authorities. that message was echoed by e finance ministers, including germany's christian lintner. at the am i in the auto we have our own authorities in europe, and in germany for example, we have our own financial regulatory body, which is continuously monitoring the situation. these institutions have no doubts whatsoever. about stability is institution kinds. why? philosophy changes that have not, i have faith in general, but in the us the failures have brought back painful memories of the devastating meltdown of 2008 in a bid to lessen uncertainty and divert further, bank runs us. president joe biden hurried to reassure the public. our customers who had deposited these bank can rest assured, i want to rest assured they'll be protected and they'll have access to their money

u. s. and europe. sasha ethan is a banking expert. when by the, by wilma banks go bust, when we actually see a domino effect with min. yes, my son, mr. domino. for the time being, at least we seemed to have put the brakes on any domino effect and gun. yes. the mission decision to essentially protect all deposits was an important one. and not just for the s v b bank which is actually in trouble, but also to be considering it for all u. s. depositors in order to avert a domino effect. a. but of course, that doesn't mean that the risk has vanished as damage. elisa can partition. that's because other banks in the u. s. and elsewhere have a problem. they invested customer deposits in fixed interest government bonds to manage risk during a time of low interest rates. but now interest rates are rising again, causing the bonds to lose value. when investors begin to worry, a bank is crumbling, they withdraw their funds, and the bank runs out of money. a psychological fact is playing a part and causing people to panic or draw their money on a g

u. s. in europe and u. k. on the other side, the g, d p r, and the very strict of course, anytime you use the technology products and you and put your data, you should absolutely do research in terms of where that data goes and what at least legal protections. you have the challenges remain, sounds like it's a fast growing sector that is evolving. health care is also a social movement in which women and charge of their own bodies and well being. i believe that women are the gateway to community the, the moment that we focus on the health and julian, focusing on a family's health, also community health and the nation's health. so even if it might seem that only women are benefiting from frantic, actually our whole society will be effective in a positive way. trigger wanting. now we will talk about rape and hate against women . brave victims must bear responsibility for the attacks. women are the property of men and supposed to stay at home post like bees, and was, are typical for women, hey, just on social medi

u. s. europe had learned their lessons or their parallels that you see the 2008. i mean, as the b seems like a bank to small to obscure, to, to fail. now, i mean, what's different this time? i'm not even sure where to start, because there is a lot of blame to be apportioned. a boost in terms of the supervisory failures of failure of assorted to properly regulate and supervised taken valley bank so that this wouldn't happen. and then in terms of the crisis management, i think it hasn't been very convincing, at least on the basis of available information. maybe it's are better arguments that the authorities haven't disclosed yet. and i think at the end of the day is a big decision that was made to guarantee all deposits, no matter how large or beyond the insured. a deposit limit of $200.00, which into us is $250000.00 per account. that decision was announced yesterday, and i think it's massive overkill, which we'll have a detrimental consequences in the future in terms of moral hazard into his banking sec won't. so i think there are lots of a lot of questions here.

u. s. drone crashed shooter shop maneuvering. this incident demonstrates a lack of competence in addition to being unsafe and unprofessional. u. s. air forces in europe, air forces, africa, routinely fly aircraft throughout europe, over sovereign territory into route international airspace in coordination with applicable host nation and international laws. in order to bolster collective european defense and security, these mission support allied partner and u. s. national objectives. as the u. s. air forces in europe air forces, africa commander emphasized in european command statement, quote, us and allied aircraft will continue to operate in international airspace and we call on the russians to conduct themselves professionally and safely. several people have been wounded in cautious between pakistani police and supported the former prime minister and wrong con, blocking his arrest. police of 5 gas and water count in hundreds of con, support has gathered outside his home. and the whole locket sounds in 10 minutes is that on tuesday, that com would be arrested by the end of the day, or the full prominence to enron. con, spoke to al jazeera, just a s

u. s. in europe have passed multiple rounds of sanctions on russia, but a failed to get critical countries like china and india on board. the war has also created food insecurity in many countries, and not every one blames russia. many people blame the sanctions regime. and russia has pressed for more military cooperation with countries like china and south africa, expanding its arm, trade, and participating in joint military drills. the bricks, group of countries, brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa all have complicated relationships with washington in europe as do other countries in the middle east and africa. many c, the ukraine war as a european problem, that the u. s. and it's western allies have turned into a global problem. they say the u. s. is being hypocritical, given its support for dictatorships in the past and anger over centuries of european colonialism is still very much alive around the world. with the outcome of the war still unclear, it's hard to say what will happen to the shifting world order, but the longer the war drags on, the more likely it seems. the div

u. s. and russia to speak on the sidelines also on the program. unseasonably low rainfall in europe for use exposing some valley seen sites, but it's part of a winter drought that could harold another devastating here for crops and energy supplies. i mean, sport is a game changing here for middle one, all female f one academy is being established with the women's 1st race scheduled for april. ah, i'm feel gale. welcome to the program and meeting in delhi r v g 20 group of industrialized nations has ended in disagreement over the war in ukraine. or india. foreign minister says, difference is about russia's invasion, couldn't be reconciled despite this u. s. secretary of state antony blank, and he's russian counterpart. so de la did speak briefly on the sidelines with a blank and telling laughter off to end the war a gathering of leaders beset by division. ring as host of the g 20 foreign ministers meeting. india was determined to focus attention beyond the war in ukraine. but despite their best efforts, the conflict quickly dominated the agenda. for the 1st time since the war began, the u. s

u. s. in europe alone versus russia and china with that simple, well, not, not really, because if you look at the numbers here, you had russia and china objecting to these passages about ukraine war and the rest of the g. 20. not because they'd already signed off on it in bali 4 months ago. so it's really, russian, china looking isolate the w's. richard water, thanks so much. the invasion of ukraine a year ago from to the shop you turned in germany's defense policy. chancellor. olaf shall to pledge the massive burst in spending on the armed forces, taking political allies and opponents to life by surprise. and 12 months on there are still doubts about the effectiveness of the changes. ah, a few days after russia began its war against ukraine, german chancellor laughed sholtes announced a massive increase in military spending. he called it at sight and vendor, a turning point in jim in defense policy. 100000000000 euros for the hollow. doubt armed forces. so far the troops have received virtually nothing. one year after the turning point, what we are learning is, deaths, war and crisis are

u. s. versus europe. and a couple of interesting things happen. first of all, what the u. s. calls derailment is anything more than $12000.00 worth of damage. so we have the re, with the railroad equivalent offender vendors, and that are counted derailments were in a lot of european star studies. they have to have a $100000.00 or more damage before they're counted. so we count all these little tiny derailments that happen in yards of variable speed, with minimal damages, the realms. then even counting those numbers. when we look at the number of derailments by the number of trains that we want to run and, and the common unit as it was called 1000000 train miles, millions of a train mile was one train going one mile. and usually we look at the realms statistics in millions of train miles. when i was doing that study in europe, i found that the u. s. was actually sort of in the middle of the pack. even though we were counting these fender benders. we were not as good as some european countries, but we were definitely better than some others. so we don't have this horrible numbe

u. s. in europe, throughout and in germany. of course it by russia, seymour hersh, his article was important because it was really substances by a credible researcher that very clearly showed the u. s. role. and, and before that, even the u. s. had made clear that they would do this by made it clear that we have our ways and we will stop the noise stream. so they stopped it and now they are putting up an excuse which isn't even intended to be incredible. it's just a way for us in germany to continue to follow germany knows very well who has absolute wrecked their economy. yeah, well mary, let me go to you in washington. i mean, it's really quite interesting. we look at the timeline potential of jeremy schultz . i refer to them is sergeant schultz on this program. he goes to washington dc for a day to meet the vital for about an hour. there's no press approach whatsoever. it's a very small delegation, gets back on his plane and then we have these reports coming out here. what in the world do you think we said in the oval office,

u. s. newland blinking southern and in europe, burbock and vanilla and et cetera. maloney. what is that? what are they going to do, right then? we don't really know where biden's stands and all that, which is of course key. do they decide that there has to be a deal and what, and what russia, at that point. way ahead and don't forget shots and schultz and micron told cholenski at a dinner in paris at the beginning of february that just no way you crank or when the war sh. they had some commanding idea of launch and offensive gain, some more territory to push rush to the peace table. well, at this point, wretched to demand all the terms if they want. if indeed, after buck mode, they decided that going to have to end this war. and that would mean for russia said they would want, obviously recognition crimea. and the for republics that voted to join russia. they want to demilitarization of ukraine, the disbandment of nazi malicious. and the dado and us treaties at the composite, the beginning in december 2021 that had that been taken seriously. this war, this phase of the war

u. s. has deployed its own nuclear weapons in europe since the mid 19 fifties since the dwight eisenhower administration. that's according to the center for arms control and non proliferation which sites an estimated 100 u. s. news stored across basis in countries like germany, italy, the netherlands and turkey. between wendy gone to sleep. as americans placed their tactical nuclear weapons on their allies, territory. and train crews and pilots to use them if necessary. we have decided to do the same without violating our obligations that we continue to meet in terms of non proliferation of nuclear weapons. what exactly is the big deal now about russia doing the exact same thing that the u. s. has been doing for over half a century. if they're that bothered by it, then maybe they and their allies should have just made an extra effort to avoid toying with the idea of using ammo containing any kind of a nuclear ingredient. it's like, you might wanna stay away from anything nuclear in the same sense that if you're in a bad relationship, you probably should avoid bringing up the word divorce in any context

u. s. and europe political interference. five minutes recently india, like many other countries in the midst of those power struggles. isha why is india so reluctant to clearly position itself in this war? well when it comes to russia, india and russia, they have very long times and they go back decades. we can have a complete episode on that. so i would i would not get into that. but the indian foreign minister has been saying a lot of things in the last few months which really explain what india stands is for one this statement that he gave last year that the west has to change its mindset that the west problems are the world's problems but the world's problems are not best problems. that mindset needs to be changed. he said that at that time a lot of media outlets said that he sounded extremely arrogant by saying that t we see that those words were actually they were quoted in the munich security report and chancellor olaf shawls also quoted him and he said he has a point. so that's where west sees that okay, we are actua

u. s. and europe are going to have to face the fact that they're on the outside looking in. they are isolated themselves. this is not a china of 3040 years ago or russia of the else in days. these are the complaint, it's not india 40 years ago or africa as well. so the entire world is changed and we seeing maybe the end of really the end of the last guess of colonialism that the african nations and latin america they are going to being neutral, formally, but certainly not putting sanctions on russia. they have, see, this is an opportunity now for a new world to be created in front of our eyes. and united states is going to have to swallow it and realize that they're no longer the power that they think that they are. and they have to do that quickly, could throw out an enormously dramatic point in human history. and because of nuclear weapons may be the most dramatic point in history where they cannot escalate this. they've got to realize that bit off more than they can chew here. and get to a new arrangement and become another member of the national community. yeah, well, je

u. s. drone crash tutor, sharp maneuvering state department is summoned at the russian ambassador over the incident. this incident demonstrates a lack of competence in addition to being unsafe and unprofessional. u. s. air forces in europe, air forces, africa, routinely fly aircraft throughout europe, over sovereign territory and throughout international airspace in coordination with applicable host nation and international laws. in order to bolster collective european defense and security, these mission support allied partner and u. s. national objectives. as the u. s. air forces in europe, air forces, africa, commander emphasized and european command statements, quote, us and allied aircraft will continue to operate in international airspace. and we call on the russians to conduct themselves professionally and safely. al several people have been wounded in clashes, but thin pakistani police and supported the former prime minister in ron khan, who are blocking his arrest, police to fight gas and water canada. hundreds, of course the porters gathered outside his home and the whole fucking stones interior minister said on tuesday that com would be arrested by the end of the day . 2 prime minister is facing several charge

u. s. and europe have royal global stock markets. political analysts also say this is an opportunity for beijing to try and present itself as a credible place for these types of corporation deals to be broken at a time when it's just been trying to promote itself as a global peacemaker. with regards to be ongoing war and ukraine, a fairy carrying around $250.00 people as caught fire in the philippines, killing at least $28.00. several passengers are missing and search and rescue efforts are underway. the dead include at least 3 children. in the united states to army black hawk helicopters of crash during a training mission, and the state of kentucky happened intrigue county. the status of the crew is not known, but kentucky's governor has tweeted that fatalities are expected. mexican authorities have identified 8 suspects in a homicide investigation into a fire at a migrant detention center that killed 39 people. a suspects include 2 federal agents, a state emigration official, and members of a private security company. surveillance video appears to show show guards not opening locked doors. as