u. s. europe has a completely different approach, but it doesn't work that way. this is not a good way to make a digital policy or to act in the interest of users and citizens. is there any evidence that take talk is using data spying all as the us as a to use take talk of doing of controlling the narrative? said to use is which of we're talking about the us is almost half the population. is there any evidence about there's very limited evidence that there was any actual control. what is show of course, is that a bite ends as a chinese company, of course is influenced by the chinese government. that's the way things work in in china. is really not so much about what can be proven. it's more about what politicians think makes them look tests and election year. and if they were serious about age protection of concerns, they would also take a very deep look into how non chinese companies, including website, including twitter, dealing with the user data. if this band is implemented in the us, what would tech talks reaction likely be? so 1st of all, they'll have to sa

u. s. europe that are looking to subsidize their industries simply because they did not keep up. so this, this idea that somehow it so it's ok when we, when, but not okay. when anyone else wins. and you know, not only for try another for a lot of the global south, we see this is the kind of same kind of hip, hypocritical thing thinking that's been going on for way too long. i know i just want to touch on another aspect to these. so the future industries at artificially intelligence, a huge future global market. of course, china, what we're looking to make it head to head roads, the a and gain a competitive edge. it is suggested by treating a development with a sort of light touch regulation. now, lots of people are already very nervous about the potential effects and consequences of a i should we be worried about the sort of a i that comes out of china? well, we should be worried about any kind of a i, if you read this note and does. yeah. and what he's spelled, i mean a i is obviously going to be used by governments all around the world in order to do whatever is they think they

u. s. canada in europe, plus nato, generally, when they look at the overall picture and they said, what can we do? and even if we tried to start uh, direct confrontation, we could losing the 1st 48 hours. we don't have the troops, we don't have equipment, we are already have deemed it so that they meet at the arised, complete to sold up the, the, what are the objectives of the s m. o. we can see in front of us dean, as if you cation, i'd say it's a process that as mrs kind of a headset, could take a long, long time. but you, me a tie. so it shows me the sizes ation of the west and need to as a whole. well, that's great, fantastic to have your face and thanks for joining us today. if you're in my class, you do that's pass a escobar who's a political list. thank you very much. meanwhile, a key figure out who is attempted to, you know, the western powers against russia is set to file out. this is the us deputy secretary of state victoria, noon as you are hearing and not into that with the basketball. she's boys to leave her posts in the coming weeks. the russian foreign ministry is a tribu

u. s. military bases in europe. which is maybe why the c, i a code named the operations project aerodynamic. the end of the 2nd world war, the us army counter intelligence corps, began to have contacts with step fund button. they're off and make the bed and their organization, the ukranian nationalist army working against what was in the soviet union from classified c i, a documents spring. my learned about sadistic punitive operation is carried out by step on monday arrows associates. they use everything from a major pharmacy units, such as the 14th right of the year of boffin assess invasion, which was made up of mostly of collisions which are people in the west of ukraine and southern poland. they also recruited about 250000 premiums through uh, implants, but there are uh and uh, the 2nd income and the intelligence vehicle that bad to engage in this and the like 250000 people was right out through gail battalion and other ukrainian, the nation was such as police force and things like this that would be engaged in

u. s. military bases in europe. which is maybe why the c, i a code name, the operation project, aerodynamic. the end of the 2nd world war, the us army counter intelligence corps, began to have contacts with step fund button there off and a nickel, the bed, and their organization, the ukranian nationalist army working against what was in the soviet union from classified c i a documents spring, my learned about sadistic punitive operation is carried out by step on bundy arrows associates. they use everything from a major pharma units such as the 14th rented year involvement, ss division which was made up of mostly of collisions which are people in the western ukraine. and cedric owens, they also recruited about 250000 premiums through dera. and the 2nd income and the intelligence lab. bad to engage in some like 250000 people was right out through gail battalion and other ukrainian, the nationalist sections, police force and things like this that will be engaged in controlling ukraine once the invasion of the service g

u. s. as watch in europe of many countries, things the suspicious of a german. it'd be coming again to mutare thorough, especially friends or of orval with both a shapell to green against russia, french on germany as different viewpoints of cutting twist. friends who would like to position he sits as we would need or a v. you may need to arise your on the so nope, off to stick weight and you create into position for us in competition with germany . but germany, as i said, as of jupiter's color project keeps to do control, you can't take it out of russia button. see now, do you mean i did states on, on the you rebates or so there was a sense of panic amount to your be honest because of for the possibility of trump elections on the european southern need, we'd feed a loan in europe. and this is why gold showing here we had vis a comment tape on my call a few days ago and bowed to our troops on the ground, do it to reveal to so or to take our games. we've been friends about them. so i to europe and neither on germany refused. they say no, there is no way germans ca

u. s. the warranty in europe. to do that, that let's wait and see. absolutely, can i put another point to as well, both the olympic committee, mr. mccall and talked a lot about restricting russian athletes and also ballad russian. we shouldn't forget the rest also put in this bracket. but little is said about those athletes from israel, a country which is waging a deadly offensive in gaza hub for is that. and it's not fair at all. and this is again, these are the double standards of the west that i would say the, but i think that took you to the figure today is 75 percent of the world just cannot bear any longer. how can you say that you're, you're banding a country from participating in the olympics because it is waging war and not apply that rule to everybody. it makes no sense. a saudi arabia a couple of years ago, was waging war against, i guess, duties. how do we use in any sanctions? have we seen anything? nope. many countries have been tornado illegally went to war against yugoslavia. had those member come in in the nineties and 1999. how thos

u. s. were to be weakened, europe, germany would have to at least try and fill the gap. also a strong message towards and feed him into 10. yahoo! but he wasn't mentioned by name off the chance of salt this trip to the region who also met the is ready prime minister once again, a pledge for a longer break in the fighting. he once again stressed the need to get age into gaza and also once again re is ready so that somebody stands by israel side and respect on sounds in israel's right to defend itself. okay, so a mix of topics from the german trump slip, if we can just come back to russia and ukraine, give us some more detail about what ship, what foot said about ukraine in particular. that is, that's where it gets a teaser to be more interesting of what he is planning to take to that you summit is a plan for europe as to action. the expand its capacity to produce military goods. he said it needs to be an ability to scale that up pretty swiftly. so please that is gaining momentum and that will be an interesting point. when e u d, does it sit down together at the same time?

and we also see a us officials when they talk to europe in our saying that the u. s. will continue to ukraine as long as needed. that's something that the white house has repeatedly set, but that's why today, when they set that they would census $300000000.00 this emergency fund. they said this is only a part, this will give you crane munition for a few weeks. but for them to be able to defend themselves in long term, they need most important apple pressing. and also not just in the republicans, but also their own democrats to say that they should not be sending so much more weapons to get this bill through as quickly as possible for more helpful you and from benjamin alvarez group in washington. let's dental hygiene that we're 1st protest have broken out. i've are planned by carven nations to revamp the country's leadership. demonstrate this, i've tried to block busy streets in the capital, puerto prince side, that opposed to foreigners interfering in the countries politics. us and caribbean officials want to appoint a new transitional government on heidi's prime min

u. s. has reportedly approved more than 100 on sales to use. well, since the war began in october at over in europe, a group of humanitarian organizations saying that they are set to take legal action against denmark to get it to stop sending weaponry 2 e's real action aid, amnesty international ox, fam, and l. hark a now, assuming the danish state to stop danish arms exports to israel, denmark should not send weapons if there is a reasonable suspicion that israel is committing genocide and gaza. of a statement of problems that make mounting calls in europe to help arms exports to other hauled arms, export the results. i don't know the naval lines easily. spain and belgium have already taken steps to restrict these supplies. however, the main provide as a web browser unusual, namely the united states in germany are apparently not in a hurry to follow suit. now let's trust live to show on de burying the general director of the human rights organization. i'll hack one of those planning to suit denmark a ride. now that is good to have you join me right now, not banjo. your meeting is about to sue on e

u. s. objections from some west and 1000 in europe. but i'm curious about what the options are now for the us in terms of, of leverage on his right. we've talked often about about the weapons that the u. s . is providing to israel, the button administration very clear that they're going to continue doing that. is that something else that the, by the administration could be doing? i see this idea of finding potentially addressing the capacity, for instance, has been doing the rounds and washington i don't think so. i mean, i mean the, i, again, i mean is there is a democracy by law. does i mean the, the construction of the government to seeing is that the condition is, is the choice of the people, the bylaws who are a lot of goals and take that off this war 70 percent, according to many surveys, latest surveys. so i think the us would, i mean yeah, i mean, i think is an old trying to change the school supplies that can only happen through sanctions. and historically the us of use the sanctions against, isn't it? i mean, i mean the incide

so of course, the other point is that europe is taking the u. s. for that matter is taking a very terrible stands against russia. i mean, what they are saying in the media, especially about the election and how they treat the russians, the rest of phobia, which is going on all. so i think this is, has a huge impact on the russian people that they are determined to vote more this year . and yeah, the twos deleted that lead them through. well, 2 years of pressing mutual peroration that you had for 2 years now. is it? yes, you think that there are some people are feeling optimistic about the future? an optimistic about another 6 years on the bottom of reason? i think so. i think, you know, the west was trying to say all the time and you know, the economy is going bad. especially military operation. ukraine is we need that's what they heard all the time. but now they see that maybe since one year. that's the tie is turning, and russia is winning it on the battlefield for sure. and also i think the information war, they also are winning this war. so it

u. s. ones this, the u. s. the, unfortunately, and it's the people who are going around to us, europe, but in some countries in asia, basically they are giving for the production offers that are the, in many ways the full they, the, they want to focus on the, on certain issues at the, anybody who was against, is it a is symmetric to squashed? and anybody who would those i life would say repeat to what the us ones them to what's to be said is going to be is going to be in cottage, just go to be, he is going to be given as positions eh, i mean, you got this the 4th one fields, what, what was position is about the, there's the sound of the international community that is the subjects and the way the u. s. u is looking at all the issues. yes it is that on to do something and you can't, but it's very all obviously okay, to do something that is set to types 100 times worse and punish type is that are all sorts of, of the stuff that's up to facing every single day. unfortunately, these people, as long as they go along with the days, but i think the lives are telling the life of autism, what do you s one? so they stay

so of course, the other point is that europe is taking the u. s. for that matter is taking a very terrible stance against russia. i mean what they are saying in the media, especially about the election and how they, uh, 3 directions, the rest of phobia, which is going on all. so i think this has a huge impact on the russian people that they are determined to vote more this year . and yeah, the twos deleted that lead them through. well, 2 years of pressing me 0 peroration that you had for 2 years now. is it, if you think that the russian people are feeling optimistic about the future an optimistic about another 6 years on the bottom of reason? i think so. i think uh, you know, the west was trying to say all the time, you know, the economy is going bad. a special military operation. ukraine is winning. that's what they heard all the time. but now they see that maybe since one year that's the ty is turning, and russia is winning on the battlefield for sure. and also i think the information war, they also are winning this war. so it makes them more con

to the fall of his needs and allows for profitability. protests extend beyond to europe with farmers in india, the u. s. and brazil expressing grievances over issues like that price volatility as climate change impacts hello did. if the government fulfills or demands, we will go home. we have no intention of living here on the road. we've been living, eating, and sleeping on the road. you know that it's not easy to get out of our homes, especially for women. lawmakers have attempted to address farmers concerns by offering concessions, but they have been deep, insufficient many se, financial aid alone and complex regulations. they have to address the deeper challenges, faced by farmers, axles, i'm gonna reach out to 0 for accounting, the cost spell. joining us some type of agent in denmark is allan matthews. he's a professor of european agricultural policy and the department of economic at trinity college in dublin. mr. matthews, welcome to counting the cost. i mean farm is across europe. have historically been unhappy with legislation, the impacts on their ability to produce enough for them to make a d

we're here to say your 2nd is a crazy s u v under b y do use luxury supp brand yang wang finally de viewing in europe. the u way is available as a hybrid or e b and also use as i p 68 rated water proof and bodies sealing technology to allow the vehicle just the low down water feature that appeals to the adventurous by law . so providing safety back up, short term emergency flow takes shouldn't be required. but where are the european carmakers guys think it is this? uh, yeah, they might think that some are due to the legacy car brand. sort of that too large companies side away from the shell, both of which represent 10 brands in europe. and so 20 are automatically missing because they probably think maybe it's better not to appear so much in public anymore, which i think is a shame. but other manufacturers from other continents take advantage of that the. so if you're talking about a passenger power business, we just launched 2 years ago. but we've been talking about the b, y, the european headquarters in the netherlands. and they use a really long time since 1998 off the channel. wong is phone, get o

u. s. military aid for ukraine, the longer guarantee the pressure on europe to produce or buy and then send more weapons to ukraine. it's never been greater german transfer a lot shall to says he's confident that europe will deliver us get to a lot. yeah, this is 1st and foremost about organizing weapons deliveries. thoughts, do you have any, is at the betty forefront in this regard? altogether? we have to live it and commit to 2850 new orders so far in terms of weapons. that's a lot. but all you want to pay and states must make a good contribution. i see recognizable progress. the death of ross is a research fellow at the derby council on foreign relations. he joins us tonight from paris is getting to see you again. how close or how far apart are berlin in paris? would you say when it comes to backing you crate as well? i would say that they are very close in terms of the objectives that both present my call on, on such shows because you, they want ukraine to when they want russia to lose. but they are very pop pods. so it's uh these past weeks and months on the strategy to pursue to, to,

europe visit. we are really united and it will continue as opposed to your claim. the u. s. senate has already passed a $60000000000.00 military aid package for ukraine, but it has been held up in the house of representatives. that's because far right, republicans don't support the measure. and they apparently have threatened to mike johnson with the speakership. if he brings the senate version of that spending package to the house floor for a vote, a house democrats for their part or tried to use a parliamentary mover to try to force a vote on the measure. but there's no guarantees that will work. so unless, until mike johnson decides to allow the members with the house of representatives to vote on the $60000000000.00 package, there won't be any additional funding for ukraine, at least not coming from washington any time soon. rosalind jordan elders era washington joe biden and donald trump both have one enough delegates to secure their parties. presidential nominations for november, so 5, and passed the threshold after winning the primary and the state of georgia. while

europe can do about both. plus the doctors in the u. s. perform the world's 1st pig to human kidney transplant. it's the latest experiment in a quest to use animal organs inside human b and emmanuel macro and showing off his guns. images of the.

u. n. s. c, and what sort of changes are needed there in europe? you? well, frankly, i don't think that the skillets across the security council is the relevant and the, i don't think that it's a price comparison between the u. m. and the league of nations. the big difference is of the existence of, of the permanent members of the security council who have the right to veto. this is a very important function which x actually should be viewed as the key incentive to find and negotiate a solution. and that's how it usually works. for example, recently a restaurant china to use the veto when you yes, tables resolution, which was actually the green light for you. so to continue what it does in gaza, which reference to the ceasefire, which was actually the main demands of the international community only as the tournament determines, the imperative obedience, east fight. and so i really felt on the stand, what does it determines to imperative on how it could have been implemented practically. so when he told these draft, and immediately after this, uh, there

more in ukraine. european union, leaders are meeting this week to decide what europe can do about both. plus a doctors in the u. s. perform the world's 1st pick between human kidney transplant . it's the latest experiment in a quest to use animal organs inside human b and emmanuel macro, and showing off his guns, images of the french president working out with the punching bag. well, they have said much of france into a frenzy, the bridge ops our viewers watching on cbs in the united states. as of all of you around the world, welcome the gaps are narrowing. that is how us secretary of state entity blinking is describing is real data loss. and the possibility of a ceasefire in gaza. league in who has been in egypt for talks, says it is real, needs to do more, to help increase the flow of 8 in regards of a signal. some hope today saying that he still believes a ceasefire agreement as possible. thinking says that the gaps and mirroring between israel into mos over the deal, here's more of what lincoln had to say earlier on thursday. there's a clear consensus around a number of shared priorities. first, the need for,

his dreams was designated the most corrupt state in europe by major international bodies such as the u. n. and i m. s. their economy was in shambles for the last decade. it doesn't appear that they will even have an election this year. i guess we'll see. and then molto, but they've seen their government collapse in february of 2023. a number of high ranking officials residing immediately following, you know, this economic spiral spiral down and this mass inflation, they're now under these criteria neither moldova nor ukraine can actually meet. who do you suspect might object to these countries joining n y? yeah, probably. countries like guy you and gary we do most because the, the, the guy on the president of the, to all them as was or as or where he said he's a poor was to be the membership of money to buy into quant, because down not because she does these countries i'm not able to do to become a member? that's the 1st type of position, but not now because of the, you know, or the advancing new claim. the office of support for was there lensky and go check for jim? i think there is a kind of for, l

u. s. objections from some west and 1000 in europe. but i'm curious about what the options are now for the us in terms of, of leverage on his right. we've talked often about about the weapons that the us is providing to israel, the button administration very clear that they're going to continue doing that. is that something else that the by the administration could be doing? i see this idea of finding potentially addressing the capacity, for instance, has been doing the rounds in washington. i don't think so. i mean, i mean the, i, again, i mean is there is a democracy by law. does i mean the, the construction of the government, the scene, is that the condition is, is the choice of the people, the bylaws who are a lot of goals and take that off this war 70 percent, according to many surveys, later surveys. so i think the us would, i mean yeah, i mean, i think is an old trying to change the school supplies that can only happen through sanctions. and historically the us of use the sanctions against, isn't it? i mean, i mean the incidence

hasn't faded into the country, it tests rather than all of the principals that europe stands for d o s c stands for, and the u. n. stands for. and that's, of course, where china is quite uncomfortable because that happens very much emphasizing the day that the prime position of sovereignty. and this is here, here is one of the strategic barcas that is inviting another country. so that is, that is really very difficult for china to handle. frankly, what it has done in europe is to strengthen native is to expand dog within london, sweden, and maybe, and treat you out of the country. so it's, it's, it's very, it's, it's, it's, you know, it's a hurry, my situation is not good for, for the world economy is not good for the world. and, but the prime reason was a russian invasion of your credit. vicki help us through the conversation to a close china inbox on a so their sense of economic and strategic realignment there of this divides, differences in areas of mistrust. but you know, this is the world's 2nd largest economy, the economy is of the west. conte avoid doing business with china. they called a 4 to it is tr