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storage june 17th w. will today be the day europe says it's hot enough italian deficit the e.u. is set to rule on whether italy's budget violates its rules and it's not expected to go easy on rome. also coming up as the 2 countries trade dispute goes on china warns its students against traveling to the united states. was once a video empire that's found the globe we see what's left of blockbuster at its very last store. but have to do that the business i want to get jones and berlin good to have you with us so is italy in breach of european budget rules that is the question european regulators are expected to answer with yes later today the move could result in the e.u. imposing financial sanctions on the country the dispute centers on italy's mounting public debt at present the sum the government owes is worth 132 percent of the country's total economic output and that figure is expected to rise to 135 percent next year that is a thorn in the side of the e.u. under its rules member states can only hold a debt of up to 60 percent of g.d.p. so a showdown with the e.u. would put f

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w. they will remain there at least until sunday morning after negotiating with police the activists are demanding that germany take immediate action to phase out fossil fuels and limit the effects of global warming the demonstration comes 2 days after european union leaders failed to agree on a plan to make the blocks economy carbon neutral by 2050. was still it's dangerous the police were on hand the day broke through activists say around 1000 people took part in the storming of germany's largest open pit coal mine organized by an environmental protest group called and again lambda all times are really important though we stop there go out of the grounds there is already too much or too in the air we need to we need to act now before through it the vast mine is near the german border with the netherlands and belgium it supplies power stations with brown coal one of the most polluting kinds of fossil fuels activist groups 8000 people took part in related marches and demonstrations earlier in the day in a town near the mine in a cat and mouse game with police trying to control the 90 kil

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