evaluate from a diplomatic point of view the data on the dead ukrainian soldiers given by ursula von der leyennd the subsequent deletion of this quote . listen to the hypothetical expert calculations, what are the losses, who died, who was injured, because when they say they lost 100 people, relatively speaking, in reality there are many nuances, some of these people were injured, some died, and all this needs to be paid attention to, so i think that in relation to the speech to the president of the european commission, the fact that they themselves deleted this number and, in fact, apologized , this indicates that they are not ready to protect it, and since they are not ready to protect it, it is not a subject for any serious discussion for us in ukraine, the life of every soldier, the life of every civilian is a value, and for us one death has the same tragedy as the death of a thousand this is what distinguishes us from the russian federation to this topic today or in the next broadcasts, we will definitely return. well, next is the story about a plastic surgeon from odessa who restores the

did a german magazine call ursula vonda lyon -- von der leyen the most criminal woman in europe? >> we have this image featuring the president of the you -- of the eu. we see ursula vonda lyon rated the most criminal woman and all of europe. we have the cover with the subtitle right here in german that reads the ultra globalist cannot transform europe into a totalitarian -- totalitarian state with help of fascists. this would have extreme consequences for all of us. we analyze this cover just a bit more. we can see these numbers, publication number 39 published on september 20 2, 2022, so this is a point to remember for later. we do not see a magazine title anywhere around here, but this star is a big clue. on the top of the cover where we see this white star on a red background, this is the logo of a german weekly magazine cover stern that is known for controversial magazine covers. this real one right here featuring donald trump that made headlines at the time for trump's failure to condemn nazism and racism as well. this has been widely shared on social media. we have a post ri

i launched one such game changer last year with the european commission president, ursula von der leyenthe global pledge starting with the eu in glasgow. now, enough countries have signed onto cover half of global methane emissions. methane is 80 times more potent than carbon and it accounts for half of the net warming we are experiencing now. so, cutting methane by at least 30% by 2030 will be our best chance to keep within reach of the 1.5 degrees celsius target. [applause] today, we are releasing an updated methane reduction act plan, which lays out how the u.s. is meeting the pledge. we are investing more than $20 billion in domestic methane mitigation to cap orphaned wells leaking methane, improving industrial equipment in the oil and gas sector to reduce emissions. it also lays out strong regulatory actions, including a new proposal from our environmental protection agency to strengthen standards on methane across sectors, especially from super-emitters to make sure it is not released into communities, impacting public health. all told, these steps will reduce u.s. methane emissio

meanwhile, boresh johnson emmanuel macron ursula von der leyen band youtube all of them have already since february 24, visits of international leaders are possible only by train . thus, ukrzaliznytsia has become the main artery of the country on its shoulders evacuation of regular flights and important international visits our olena chernikova i spoke with the person who is the first to meet and the last to see off all guests of ukraine, so what stories are told by politicians, what stars sing and what gifts are given to railway workers, we will tell further. now you and i are on board one of our diplomatic trains in one of its carriages. and here today we will have special guests the president of the premiere ice world stars thank you for taking us to this courageous country to its wonderful capital, ministers and entire governments, i was able to visit kyiv only thanks to your hard work from february 24 any flights including diplomatic ones, it is possible to close the sky, but the railway is open, so all diplomats and world leaders have crossed the rails. ukrzaliznytsia has alrea

not supply gas and oil to countries that support price restrictions, despite the failure of ursula von der leyenlieves that the threshold for russian enrichment will be established soon, i am sure that very soon we will approve a global price ceiling for russian oil with the group of seven and other major partners, we will not rest until ukraine defeats putin and his illegal and barbaric war, a gift for the leader of the wagnerites was prepared by the head of the ministry of foreign affairs of estonia a surprise for yevgeny prigozhin, what exactly awaits a supporter of putin, ormas rein salo showed on twitter that these are the handcuffs that prigozhin will be able to receive in the gas where he will bear responsibility for crimes in ukraine, this gesture was the response of a european politician to the recent provocation of the leader of the diamonds wagner, prigozhin decided to send a hammer with budafort hammers to the european parliament traces of blood in response to the news about the possible recognition of his private military campaign by a terrorist organization war on the pretext of to

about one and a half billion euros every month today the president of the european commission ursula von der leyen spoke with the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi, the main focus of the conversation was on providing financial support to ukraine, starting everything from scratch, and starting a full-scale war in rubizhan stocking the factory stopped production, later the russian occupiers completely destroyed it, some of the workers moved to lviv and are now trying to restore the factory at a new location. read more about it in our material. at least once in your life you had to see these socks, either on a colleague at work or in a clothing store this is the production of the rubizhan hosiery factory. however, it was not always like it is now. this is how the factory looked until february 24, almost a hundred knitting machines and 10 times more workers at the beginning of march, we had a hit in our production premises, there was a fire on the second floor completely burned down there, the sewing room burned down, this is the finished product, part of the raw materials, fortunately , due to

today , the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, spoke with the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi. the main focus of the conversation was on providing financial support to ukraine. another 32 mobile arenas went to save the lives of ukrainians. they were purchased thanks to donations through the platform. according to united 24, the head of minsora and mykhailo fedorov, citizens of more than 70 countries of the world joined the gathering, as well as private companies. funds for 84 cars, 40 ambulances that were sent earlier are already working in the regions, a new batch of cars arrived in nine regions, the minister noted that the intensive care units have everything to transport even the seriously injured to the hospital, and about the sports achievements of ihor radivelov, who won a bronze medal at the world sports championship of gymnastics in great britain, the 30-year-old ukrainian showed the third result in the vault, losing only to the bronze medalist of tokyo 2020 in this event, artur dakhtian from armenia and the 2021 world champion in karls to eriel, y

one and a half billion euros every month, today the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, spoke with the president president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi, the main focus of the conversation was on providing financial support to ukraine, another 32 ambulances went to save the lives of ukrainians, they were purchased thanks to donations through the united 24 platform, said the head of minsora mykhailo fedorov, citizens of more than 70 countries of the world joined the gathering, as well as private companies, in general, it was possible to raise funds for 84 cars, 40 fast ones that i sent earlier are already working in the regions, a new batch of cars went to nine more regions, the minister noted that intensive care units have everything to take even the seriously injured to the hospital and about sports achievements ihor radivilov won a bronze medal at the world gymnastics championships in great britain. the 30-year-old ukrainian showed the third result in the vault, second only to the bronze medalist of tokyo 2020. in this form, artur davtyana from armenia and the 2021 w

european union commission ursula von der leyen restated the importance of developed nations realising developing world adapt. i spoke to nicola sturgeon a couple of minutes ago and she said exactly the same, scotland has put money towards loss and damage, one of the first countries to do so, and she says it is time for other developed countries to do the same. . ~ for other developed countries to do the same. ., ~ i. g , protestors are causing disruption for a second day on the m25. activists from thejust stop oil group climbed gantries at several places and closed the dartford tunnel for a time — causing queues for miles. the metropolitan police said 16 protesters were arrested this morning in a joint operation with neighbouring forces. there was more train disruption this morning, with many rail services starting later despite planned strikes being called off. the rmt union cancelled three days of proposed action last week but the late notice means timetables are still affected. talks will be held over the next few weeks to try to resolve the dispute over pay, jobs and conditions. o

anti-russian sanctions will cancel this money must work for the reconstruction of ukraine ursula von der leyen emphasized that together with partners they are looking for legal ways so that this scheme can work, that is, so that you understand that they do not just want to take russian money in banks and then russia will be after the end of the war to somehow defend in the courts that the european commission illegally took or legally took and then transferred the legal one. and i am very sure that they will find such legal ways to do it . well, at least i really want it first it is necessary to preserve ukraine as an independent state. well , then think about membership in nato and go towards it step by step , said the secretary general of the north atlantic alliance, jens stoltenberg, during a press conference in romania today, according to mr. stoltenberg , the military-political bloc that he leads provides it should help ukraine to provide all the necessary political and practical assistance to strengthen the ukrainian authorities. besides, brussels is doing its best to help the armed force

a result of hostilities, actually today this figure , as we understand it, was relayed by ursula von der leyen, the head of the european commission . casualties among the civilian population, but the general staff reacted and they say that such information should be obtained exclusively from official sources. and if they can do it, they will definitely inform us about it in fact, there are already different interpretations of the named numbers regarding the 100,000 losses, the numbers may be close to reality, but there is a nuance, writes vitaliy deinega, the founder of the come back alive fund, the ratio of sanitary losses to irreversible losses is somewhere around 1/7, one in 10, that is, 10-20 thousand died admissibly a part with the rest of the 80s is already back in the ranks of the enemy, this ratio is one to three because there is no honey, no volunteers, no humane attitude or management. 10-20 thousand dead and about 80,000 wounded. but not all of these losses are irreversible. she does not know how to read and, so to speak, interpret the data that she could receive . casualties withou

in a post on twitter, ursula von der leyen gave the number of 20 in more than 20,000 civilians , the the president of ukraine, serhiy nikiforov, says that it is not yet time to talk about the losses of the ukrainian side. accordingly, there are a lot of different speculations about this topic russians are talking about the fact that we lost a lot of military personnel, e.e. mili general mili is talking about exactly that, after losing 100,000 a few weeks ago, the statement was in what way do you think it is possible to avoid such speculations about the losses of the ukrainian army and when according to you, the ukrainian authorities will be able to talk about losses on the ukrainian side, well, first of all, look at the number that was named by the hutsula foundation, so what you want to pay attention to first of all is 100,000 soldiers, and therefore, if you take the category of war, then 100 000 dead , there would always be somewhere there would be at least 300,000 wounded, yes, that is, such losses in all situations, this would mean that we lost 100 brigades . in there are more th

ursula von der leyen confirmed this capability, and the political will to do so. but we are all grateful. how to be more pragmatic until we get it, i can say we have got it but we believe in this. >> can i ask you to move from the pragmatism of your current situation, everyone understands you are at war, you are under attack. if you look forward to you -- ukraine after the war, how will ukraine be different after the war than it was before? to give you one example, many of us when we came to ukraine, one persistent worry was corruption. will then you ukraine that everyone at buyers so much at the moment -- at then you -- the new ukraine that everyone admires so much of the moment, you promised to get rid of corruption, how will you train -- ukraine be different in four or five years? >> first of all, there will not be political influence of russia on ukraine. secondly, there will not be influence of russian capital. they have withdrawn from our companies, we have pushed them out. the political parties they were influencing our band and -- are banned and will not p

news out of our interview that annmarie hordern did for us with the commission president, ursula von der leyen. one thing we were trying to find out is where the the eu is ready to put a price cap on oil and von der leyen saying they can count on the eu for having an oil price cap by the end of the year. basically they are ready to go but she also says there is still no price for the oil cap. of course, different countries will have different sensitivities to this. tom: still some more details to get out of the eu commission on this particular price cap but the important in terms of moving the needle of what we know from their plans. brent currently at $96 a barrel. wti trading at $89 a barrel. coming up, the swedish fintech platform takes on rivals like amazon and pivoting away from the buy now pay later. we will speak to the ceo next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open. we are 12 minutes into the european trading day. the moment, we are seeing gains across the board. european stocks, 0.1% higher. treasury yields also moving higher after christopher waller cautioned that

meanwhile earlier today, , european commission president ursula von der leyen proposed a special court to try russia over its crimes in ukraine. >> russia must pay for its horrific crimes, including such crime of aggression against a sovereign state. this is why continuing to support the international criminal court, we are proposing to set up a specialized court backed by the united nations to invest gate and prosecute russia's crime of invest -- crime of aggression. amy: kyiv has been pushing international actors to establish a tribunal to hold moscow accountable for its invasion. this comes as president volodymyr zelenskyy warns russian forces are "planning something in the south" as they try to advance in the region. ukrainian officials said at least five civilians were killed in stres in the donetsk region on tuesday. in washington, d.c., a federal jury convicted oath keepers founder stewart rhodes of seditious conspiracy for plotting to keep donald trump in power after the 2020 election, resulting in the deadly january six insurrection on the capitol. kelly meggs, who led the flo

commission president ursula von der leyen. she has been a frequent critic of the in the past.ormer prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his allies have won a clear parliamentary victory in his resurrection. israel's electoral commission says his bloc won 64 seats in sunday's vote, compared to just 51 for the opposition. mr. yair lapid has conceded defeat and instructed his staff to prepare for a transition of power. in football, determinist striker has been ruled out for the upcoming world cup by injury, in a blow to preparations. he suffered an ankle injury as his club confirmed their package to the champions league nicola strugeon wednesday. he has been in excellent form so far this season, scoring nine goals in all competitions. the greek capital athens contains history everywhere, and that comes with challenges. building in metro line to connect athens seaport straits airport means cutting through remnants of a civilization dating back thousands of years. is it possible to modernize will also protected and should heritage? here is how they went about it. reporter: a new t

ursula von der leyen, the president of the european commission, endorsed the move to include loss and damage as part of global efforts to combat climate change. notably silent on the issue was the united states. harjeet singh from the climate action network said -- "the u.s. has for decades acted in bad faith with regards to loss and damage, but the delays and deception have real life consequences. the u.s. needs to change from being obstructive to constructive." a new u.n.-backed report says the global south needs at least $2 trillion a year to fight the climate crisis and that half of that should come from rich countries, investors, and multilateral development banks. meanwhile, some island nations, which are among the most vulnerable to climate change, have proposed a windfall tax on oil companies. barbados prime minister mia mottley called for a 10% tax on oil companies. she spoke at cop27 on tuesday. >> the events are a risk for us, as small states become a serious concern. we make the put all the time that large countries can be the subject of a climatic event and still survive.

in chisinau, the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, met with the president ofncial support, the head of the republic, maia sando, accused russia of energy crisis of their country, allegedly. this is gazprom not fulfilling the contract, chisinau has always paid the bills on time, while the protests in moldova have not subsided for almost 2 months natalia solovyova about what people demand. for such a meeting, the head of the european commission, it was unlikely that dozens of demonstrators on posters in sweeping handwriting were preparing at the chisinau airport, we don’t need europe and ursula, take may with her the true scale of the protests, who arrived on a late flight von der, line, was only able to appreciate in the morning. at the threshold of the presidential administration, a thousand people are demanded the resignation of the head of state may-sandu and the government of moldova were the reason for the failed economic policy in the country . inflation, record for 20 years, is already almost 35% and the lack of desire to negotiate with russia on better

my esteemed colleague yesterday interviewed the easy president ursula von der leyen and this is what she had to say about putin not being here and his war in ukraine. >> i wish that president putin would have been here so we could have the discussion face-to-face and could have said what we think of his atrocious war. stephen: we will see whether the group photo will include put in's representative here, sergey lavrov. the one way to around that might to be to require just heads of state in that group shot at the end. that would mean sergey lavrov be out of the picture. shery: stephen engle joining us from bali and of course as we continue to see perhaps tensions easy between the u.s. and china, but also other geopolitical dynamics played into the g20 pick let's see how we are setting up for the market opens and bring in mark cranfield. this is also with the fact that we had some comments from fed officials overnight as well. mark: we are going to hear a lot from fed officials between now and the next meeting. a lot of it will be to try and cool markets down a bit. the euphoria we ha

european union commission ursula von der leyen restated the importance of developed nations realising the developing world adapt. i spoke to nicola sturgeon a couple of minutes ago and she said exactly the same, scotland has put money towards loss and damage, one of the first countries to do so, and she says it is time for other developed countries to do the same. in the united states... americans have started voting in the crucial midterm elections — which will decide who controls the two houses of the us congress. the house of representatives is the lower house and the senate — the upper house — which revises legislation. there are 100 senators and each one serves six—year terms. for the past two years the democratic party has controlled both house and senate, allowing president biden to pass the laws he wants. but if either the house or senate, or both, are controlled by the republicans, the president's agenda is likely to be blocked. the campaign in these elections has been dominated by issues such as the cost of living, abortion rights, immigration and crime. former president tru

here's ursula von der leyen, president of the european commission.heaven. that is our responsibility. we urge our partners in the global north to step up their climate finance, to the global south. kelly sims gallagher is director of the climate policy lab at tufts university's fletcher school. she also served as a senior policy adviser in the white house's office of science and technology policy during the obama administration. kelly, thanks for joining kelly, thanks forjoining us on outside source. let me ask you first of all, why is it do you think that governments around the world, especially rich ones, seem to be in many people's eyes, failing to follow through on their climate agreements?— follow through on their climate aureements? , ., ., ., agreements? there is a rather long histo of agreements? there is a rather long history of the _ agreements? there is a rather long history of the industrialised - history of the industrialised countries failing to live up to commitments they themselves made, and most notably, they committed in paris, arou