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there are lots of question marks this trust that she wants to capt. cut taxes as well, so that, that add to concerns about u. k. boring costs as well because they've already been shooting up. i was on a street or from harvey of lance. man, thank you so much. now to some of the other global business stories making this, germany's volkswagen is preparing a partial public offering of its portia brand plan for later this year. the listing is expected to bring and billions that volkswagen aims to invest in strengthening its production of electric cars. batteries and software croatia has begun requiring businesses to display prices in both kona, the national currency and the euro. then the new rule is aimed at preparing for crash, a switch to the euro on january 1st, and flyers will also be required to display wages and both currencies. germany will keep 2 of its 3 nuclear plants running. it says they will be kept in reserve over the winter as the country struggles to replace russian energy sources. berlin had planned to exit nuclear power at the end of the year, who was sticking on that topic all over europe. hi

u. k. well, i don't see it, sir. very promising is a pretty bleak outlook because even if these energy bills are frozen, although the situation shouldn't deteriorate further, it's going to mean that so many consumers will have a lot less money to spend. as that, they're going to be extremely cautious heading into the winter months. so certainly for some sectors like retail, hospitality, leisure, there are some pretty tough times ahead. i think looking at the broader market of call. so if you've got higher energy prices that supports the energy johns, of course, and so there will be some support in terms of the stock market. but in terms of the overall economy, there are lots of question marks this trust that she wants to capt. cut taxes as well, so that, that add to concerns about u. k. ball wrinkles as well because they've already been shooting up. i was on a street or from harvey of lance. man, thank you thought. now to some of the other global business stories making news. germany's volkswagen is preparing a parti

s. shale companies whose resources could of course alleviate the energy crisis over in the u. well, they've said they're in no hurry to increase exports or t contributor rachel mawson has more. the e u appears to be keen on fighting russia down to the last ukranian and also down to the last hero of its own citizens. europeans who may have thought that they could count on their government to soften the blow of the clammy energy prices and inflation are starting to realize that the elite are more interested in solidarity with ukraine than with them. the most recent hint came this week from french economy minister between the math, who suggested that not all local authorities in france could end up with the help from the french government to keep services running amid the energy crunch. you have well managed communities and others, the to less well managed when i see communities that have hired massively and then come to appeal to the state because they can't pay the energy bills to pay in place of the communities that compose a difficulty. so i guess french citizens who have the misf

u. well, there seems to be a shift underway in europe, as people start waking up to the cost of the anti russian sanctions that the establishment has saddled them with the number of austrian citizens who support the sanctions is decreasing. and now at 40 per cent. that's according to a new survey published and developed the cos, well energy and inflation, of course, which are also driving up the popularity of the right wing populist freedom party and austria that supports respectful dialogue with russia in the czech republic, about 70000 people hit the streets over the weekend in protest of rising energy costs that are expected to get even worse as winter sets in. in italy, hundreds of people burned their utility bills in naples. on sunday, a report in 2000 protesters in colonial demanded that the government prioritized their energy needs over ukraine. and now prominent politicians are starting to sing the same refrain. former italian deputy prime minister mateo sal vini is calling out the da

u. k? well, after the boat is jonathan, his bees and my li north stair comic premier ship. things cannot get worse as far as people have brushes, are concerned. having said that, british politics have the tendency to surprise us and to have done so over the past few years, especially since you decided to leave you. so people are hoping for the best, but they're expecting the worse. ok, right now let's get into the details of it. of course, a long and costly to do list for list drives the most pressing issue, as we heard domestically is of course to help people cope with a huge rise in energy prices. the cost of living crisis, but this energy crisis, of course, is not just affecting britain, but the whole of europe given what's happening in ukraine right now. do you think britain underly stress is better place to deal with it than other european countries? with the energy crisis that remains to be seen again, we won't know until tomorrow, some specifics of what this trust is going to come up with. i think what we can save you some confidence is this is the immediate around t

well, only there are a few theater groups that are not participating. for the first time , this is the theater of belarusian drama, uh, ours , so to speak, u are regular guestsll received, and uh in our viewers positive criticism. eh, they always have something new and interesting. uh, also teams from russia, but for the first time we will have nizhny novgorod for the first time. uh, smolenskaya at the festival for the first time there were such a team from chuvashia, uh. and, of course, we had greece at the festival, but this is also a new team and interesting hmm person who will introduce us to the khasant monastery. will it be possible to watch the festival performance online this year, we do not plan to watch it online broadcast because first, it's technically difficult. but secondly, i think that we will be able to satisfy our beloved viewers with our own eyes. how many guests does the festival gather annually? well, the festival is collected in different ways, but this is somewhere around an average of half a thousand people, these are festival participants and guests, and the press, and many used to come to us from abroad specifically to watch the fes

u. s? well, you were brought to a, been, you know, by the american government after they were removed from europe when you're expelled . and the u. s. embassy here on i was in charge of their security and everything else. they do bidding, government and politicians, they have no access to the majority. healing can help you find the ones i need from . there are many claims of humor. i it's a music. there are many defectors who have managed to escape to come, but, you know, been going to kind of going about, he's maybe a fair. and we have to mention something that we have had very hard to diploma the nation between albania and europe. even in the year 2018 in 2018, then we're heading claim that you're on was wanting to carry a terrorist attack against the organization. something that has never been proven back in 2000 a month and i'm finding so benjamin netanyahu, who already asked me for a drama to a severe relations, albania. we around the end of this year, we have the right number of being expo

and while the surging energy costs a bad news for the e u that well, pretty darn good news for america, which are seeing a number of europeans steel fertilizer and chemical funds. now relocating there for cheapest supplies. washington's pledge to help europe through the crisis also means there's some big cash to be made as well. we are now in very active discussions with our european partners about banning the, the import of russian oil. so we want as europeans, to diversify away from russia towards suppliers that we trust that our friends and that are reliable. and therefore the u. s. commitment to provide the european union with additional at least 15000000000 cubic meters of ellen g. not only will l n g supplies from the united states come at a very hefty price with brussels. get this report li, paying up to $200000000.00 for every tanka delivery experts of raise, serious concerns over whether america actually has the compact. the capacity at all to fulfill all of europe's energy needs. for example, take oil. it's strategic reserves in america. have now hit a 40 year low. that is do

u. s? well, no, it's not good for poland at all, except that poland is very much right now. indebted to the united states in terms of its security, you know, europe and they know are in a precarious position right now. recently, what's going on in ukraine having overly committed themselves to supporting the zalinski government, providing them with tens of billions of dollars of equipment. the game is changed now with this referenda and the fact that what were formerly ukrainian territories are not going to become part of russia, which changes the nature of the conflict. you know, poland is starting to feel the heat. and as a result, i think the point will do just about anything the united states tells it to do. or in this case, it appears that there are some of which will think, i don't think sikorsky said it on any meetings, i don't think so. of course, yet any insider knowledge, i think of course you were just stating the obvious with the pipeline was blown up . the new did it. it was the unit

well the u. s. follow suit. also on the show, german farmers facing drought find new ways to squeeze every last drop of water from their surroundings without further stressing ground supplies. and the end of an era in the u. k is driving new demand for memorabilia of the queen. well, this is the w business. i'm christy plots, and in berlin. many topics were on the table for wednesday, wednesday, a state of the union address by the european commission, the war new crane rising gas prices, europe's dependency for energy and a lobby on energy company profits ah decked in yellow and blue to show solidarity with ukraine. ursula fond ally and president of the european commission proposed changes to how the ear does business. she emphasized that the e u needs to reduce its dependency on russia and china for energy and rare earth materials. last year, russian gas accounted for 40 percent of our imported gas. today it's down to 9 percent. but we also see that russia keeps actively manipulating our energy market. i mean,

u. n. report. well they, they the new tension that after i was brought to the fascist internment camp approach, i realized that it was a bit financing that you guys selling you. a very young girl. she got raped a lot and then deal sonya to the 35th struck me it was i can never forget it, but it stuck in my mind former detainees. sarah goes south by in 2020 sharing her story with d. w. news asia testimony that echoes many others who escaped the internment camps mentioned young like goes 0 hour hung, who also spoke to d. w. after resettling and turkey. you were not allowed to pause, scratch your head or cry if they saw that they would for she want to a metal chair. and if you tried to move, it would get tighter. then they make you repeat chinese words that you didn't know if you forgot them. they used on electro shock device on your head, correspondent mathias spelling, or tried to trace down the location of the camps based on accounts from former inmates. there are now 5 policeman following his assignmen

well the u. s. x, your state is urged the un security council to send a clear message to russia over its invasion of ukraine, and it's thinly veiled threats to use nuclear weapons. antony blank and describe moscow's language as reckless saying it must stop. adam fisher has this. there have been security council meetings and ukraine before, but this is by far the highest level meeting since the war began when he will mom yell. the latest developments are dangerous and disturbing. they are further steps away from any prospect of peace and towards an endless cycle of horror and bloodshed. as a permanent member of the council, russia has previously b to it any efforts to denounce its attack and ukraine. and in reality, ext, there's little the council can do to stop the fight. take one man chose this war. one man can end it. because if russia stops fighting, the war ends. if ukraine stops fighting ukraine, ed's russian foreign minister sergey lover of only appeared in the chamber just moments before h

how well does the u. k, do this as it where or how well does the role family really, korea graph this. i mean, then you have to be careful not to make you look to career growth, does it because the public wants to feel that it's a natural thing don't yeah, i mean, it is very well planned and how do they do it? mainly by the history books, but by the history books with some slight amendment checking for the times, changing things, cutting things that the edges and remembering what, what they didn't have to worry about in 1952 so much the coronation was televised when the best big events, 953 that was televised, but didn't have to worry about camera angles and pesky tv crews like us. they need to make sure this is seen all around the world. and so that has to be thought about . and so that's where i think some of the i don't know the sort call going back, but certainly not got king charles and he's i think the car is simply now returning to bucking and part of suggesting to me that he is staying in carmen's

u. k. well, we unfortunately see the government in the u. k. also drifting more and more towards off to live them by attracting public media. the see the the b, b, c. by attacking independent just to by high level here and this sort of development. so i think georgia maloney is still a different category, but we are seeing worrying development also what can concerning freedom of press in the u. k. so i don't think they will be allies in this sense. i hope not. but it all together was right. we populate this. i think we have to have not. we've been talking very much in general terms, but the european union right now is dealing with a war next door in ukraine and with a serious energy crisis. how do you see this change of government coming up in italy affecting those situations? first of all, the war and you saying it is interesting that the 3 parties who, who created this whole ition 2 of those leaders for me are, are known to be cooking fanboys. while georgia maloney is more in the ukranian side. so that will be interesting to watch how italy w

well. time here in the u. k is measured slightly differently to on the pass of the world, not just in days, months and years, but in iraq is an epoch. and we use the phrase end of an error for a loosely often. but in this case, it really genuinely ease at the end of an era, the end of the 2nd elizabeth in age. and we all know, of course, that after 70 years on the throne, this isn't going to be something that king charles will be able to replicate. but what he hinted at in his speech is that he will be a continuity monarch. he said that he wanted to carry on many of the value traditions that his mother had embodied and preserved for so many years. and that almost hinted at the possibility that he was very aware of. some of the control sees that the world family had been mired in the past and that was the clear distinction between what the role was as prince of wales and what the world role now is as the sovereign. another thing that really stood out was that he said he wanted to serve people of all backgrounds

u. s. now says it has evidence that some evacuated from mario paul and other occupied areas, as well as many people who stayed behind, have been forcibly deported to russia or russian held territories. any united nations security council session, the u. s. ambassador to the u. n said up to 1600000 ukrainians have been detained, interrogated and forcibly deported. the experience is different for every one, depending on how threatening they are perceived to be toward russia's invasion. and some are allowed to remain in russian occupied parts of ukraine, summer, forcibly deported to russia, and some are sent to prison. and some simply vanish. the u. s. says officials from the russian government, a, coordinating the deportations, but moscow dismissed the claims and said these ukrainians have voluntarily moved to russia. good lawyer. it's a new milestone on the disinformation campaign unleashed by ukraine and its western bacchus against our country that are un human rights. officials say there are also credible allegations of unaccompanied ukrainian children taken by force across the border. we a

well. that'll continue as the u. s. big rain, the fall shower in the northeast, big heat, further west with more reco, breaking temperatures recently in california. ah, the power lines are, wow, we live here, we make the rule. not them. people empower, investigate, expose those, and questions they use and abuse of power around the globe. on al jazeera september on al jazeera world leaders from a 193 members, states gather the united nations general assembly with the war in ukraine and the global cost of living crisis high on the agenda up front returns. mot. lamont hill . talk through the headline to challenge the conventional wisdom italy votes. the right wing party fortelli italia, is the head in the polls could a decisive victory overcome the gridlock faced by recent government? the listening post examines and dissects the world's media. how they operate, and the stories they cover with rising prices, causing hardship and discontent across the globe. we report on the human cost attempts a tackling the crisis septembe

well. not just the u. k. and if you needed any proof of just how popular the queen was here, just look at germany's biggest daily builds newspapers today. they have 12 pages dedicated to her life. they have literally very little else, a bit of sports, perhaps. and, but this stretches across the entire population that many people say, i'm not necessarily in favor of the monarchy as a system at such. but i do respect and admire queen elizabeth because of her dedication to her role that she fulfilled. and because of course, also of the special role that she gave germany throughout her life, she was a true friend of germany and considered one. and this is something that people truly appreciate. here. they flocked to the british embassy when the news broke late last night, but also politicians. we heard chancello shots. we've also heard from the president when fido stein my are they thanked queen elizabeth for the special role and for reaching out to the former enemy, germany after the 2nd world war. he might be a

there was no access to oxygen and well , what is a storm-fall, a storm-halyard is a pointed log, uh, which was installed, uh, around the perimeter of the castle in order to uaspberry life did not seem that it was more difficult to storm the castle. so, parts of the bridge were lifted from here, and, uh, they determined that it was here that the bridge was located, through which it was possible to get to the territory of the castle and literally. about five or six mortar bombs were raised from this place. yes, if you walk around the castle, then artifacts can be found just under your feet, here is a small piece of ceramics. who knows, maybe vyshnevetsky himself drank from this jug. vishnevetsky, since it was not a poor noble company. e dishes were probably more expensive, not probably more expensive. i'm sure. now we are in the place of one of the bastions of the gill castle, which, like an arrow, sticks into the yaselda. basically, all the paths were waterways, ships passed here. vessels passed through here. and if you have control over this area. you have control over the entire river and i guess. i think that vishnevetsky himself once stood on this basti

well. especially considering that the u. s. has been redoing it. sanctions pattern are that there was on the way, on iran for, for decades now, on russia and china. and they have been escalating tensions in i, in on lands around russia, around china, the same pattern that they've been doing to iran. so iran could be of much help to both of them. i mean, they can have years experience and they can also help iran with economy with, or are standing in qual, lucius, like the shanghai. so it's pretty well important. and that's why the americans have been very vocal in opposition to are not iran's or iran, russia and china getting closer to each other. and while western powers have been stonewalling efforts to end the ukraine conflict, many other countries have been resolving their long standing issues without the ferry to the traditional dominance of washington or brussels as the world is becoming more multi polar india and china. linked by a multinational security block, the sean car cooperation organization have recently taken gre

the countries membership in the e u. m. nato as well. now the mass demonstration comes a day after the government survives in new conference, vote over inaction allegation of the czech republic, his grip with the worst inflation in 3 decades. there. the prime minister, however, whose covenant is among europe's most vocal supporters of the key of government claims the rallies organized by pro russian sympathizers, influenced by criminal and propaganda. that's cross now, 2 political scientists, dr. steph and gaiety from the institute for european studies. in belgrade you're most welcome to the program. on that last point, the check minister prime minister claiming that the 10s of thousands of people we've just seen there on the streets of the capital were motivated because of russian propaganda. not domestic problems. is he right? he reminds me of the communist leaders of intercoastal mach here, who are saying similar nonsense because i mean history is repeating itself. but now in a very interesting twist, the pro death is taking place. pl

u. s. as well. and in fact, the temperature in the teen stands for the plains states where it's been really summer. i know for 4 or 5 months that back in the high grand the mountain states. there's rain all over the place, doubt. i'm sure a good news with potential flashed lighting in places canyon countries. for example, it's dry now in san francisco. that's the forecast for thursday. and although we still would have major hurricane on its way, slowly north was we are seeing an improvement in the weather. for example, the turks and keiko's. the wind speeds are in excess of $200.00 calories per hour. they might be hard. this time you're watching because the storm has strengthened, but it leaves behind these to improving weather, but master showers in the caribbean. ah the welcome page. so think it's only 2 months as the main the bank gets close that out. here it is here. the way i'm going to go with that particular things can expect some strong support. hearing with this, michael milton central amer

u as well. so no, i mean, the shiny corporation organization has positioned itself as a regional grouping for your asian countries. central asian countries in india, china, russia, and it's very interesting grouping because within many of them there are ongoing conflicts. i remember covering one of the 1st meetings of the se in 2009 when india and pakistan attended that. that summit, as i special guests of the seo and prime minister in mon, saying, and present that he met on the sidelines of that summit. and catherine book, and you know, there was, there was a scope that could be some, it be used to create a different kind of dialogue process out of the public clay bilaterally conversation within a multilateral framework. so there is no getting away from the fact that this grouping is really important. so i think it also under scores india's strategic autonomy that we were talking about just a little while ago. because just about a week ago or india, a hosted a summit in a meeting of the quad in

u. s. well, so a list of what ukraine is demanding of more heavy artillery to go away from soviet weapons to more western weapons. and to see if this brought coalition that wants to show him that they are still supporting ukraine, they're still preparing ukraine, especially for the winter months. as for example, nato has announced that it will help with winter equipment for the soldiers, for ukrainian soldiers. the conversations hostile and going were expecting a press conference to hear on what they will do to keep supporting ukraine, a defending itself against against russia and ukraine's prime minister. just the latest to call on germany to supply ukraine with modern leopard to battle tanks. chancellor shouts, not so cain. how likely is it? do you think that germany will approve that and not just that he's not keen. defense minister. christina lambert is also not keen. they just gave a small press statement. it's christine lambert with her dutch counterpart. but they spoke about what germany

for the full time in a row, finland currently occupies the top spot in the u ends welled, happiness report with me today, a unit of female volunteers is also taking part in the parade, recognizable by that purple flag. while they train at the hot to the military base, 100 kilometers from helsinki, some 300 women are taking part in a volunteer course run by the women's national emergency preparedness association or master. the training which lasts several days isn't about combat. it's about learning how to survive in emergency situations. and in the while about ortho, suzanna khaki works for the national board of education. she's here to learn basic skills such as surviving and a forest without food, no aided as deny anybody nor dent. i'm interested in learning how to make a fire under difficult conditions, said amy dental hunk, that is something i'd like to practice in that mission tehane. i'm in italy. there's a lot of competition to get on the course. the participants can consider themselves lacking to be here. there's so much demand for the organizes a struggling to keep pop bottle with

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