i corresponded rosie birch out in brussels. ok says up to 13000 ukrainian troops have been killed since the sauce of russian invasion. the true, i figure, of course, cannot be guessed at the chaos of war. many death can't be properly documented. as bodies can't be recovered. the soldiers registered as missing leave behind, loved ones, desperate for news, and unable to grieve. a battle ground turn to place of morning by 3 luna ashley was among those who died defending the keep suburbs here in motion lance, the monument is exactly in this trench. that's why offense didn't with would. yeah, that's the 1st thing i did to you because it was here that my brother died. who said that all some oh to was a villain. me brought buffalo and his mother larissa have created this memorial to remember him and others however, finding out what happened was a painfully slow process. pavlov received an s. m. s that his brother had died no further details. no, i missed him. you for calling for lauren, im i spoke with that's tram for 2 months. we com

we'll get the break down from brussels. also on our show, we take a look at sri lancaster, $3000000000.00 payout from the international monetary fund. can it help the country get back on track? is that time again? dw business, welcome. the federal reserve has raised its benchmark lending rate and a controversial decision that could hit the already embattled banking sector. fed chief to rome, powell announced the court appoint boost its ongoing efforts to bring down suddenly high inflation. but higher interest rates have recently been blamed for causing the collapse with high profile lenders such as silicon valley bank elementary. and teddy austro is in new york with more in this forest teddy, tell us more on the feds thinking behind this well, the certainly was a very tough decision for the fed is valid thing. if major priority is to maintain financial stability. here in the u. s. economy economy but also to team very high inflation record high inflation we've seen over the past year has been harm americans, wallace, ultima

important to know is that migration on a silent policy is one of the most toxic political issues here in brussels. all the years i've been covering it, e u countries have been failing to agree on reforms that many say are urgently needed and that was even there were years of disagreement before that. no, none of this issue is the current setup, a new law under which people have to claim asylum in the country where they arrive . so has seep, who we met and not report he wants to live in germany, but he has to follow the documents a documentation procedure in italy. no dot does put a lot of pressure on countries like italy, but also other external e u countries including greece and cyprus and they say a more can distributive model shouldn't be put in place nitrates against that politically device. it backdrop that the use home affairs commissioner is pointing to legal pathways. she's basically saying that people will keep getting on to boat putting their lives at risk until there are easier ways to enter the european union through residents permits through legal, a work schemes. now work a's own go

a rosy birch it is our brussels corresponded and she fathers report and joins us now from brussels. rosie the jo commissioner, responsible for migration says, tragedies like this current can best or be prevented by creating legal migration routes to europe. what does she mean by that? will get hard. what's important to know is that migration on a silent policy is one of the most toxic political issues here in brussels. all the years i've been covering it, you countries have been failing to agree on reforms that many say are urgently needed and not with even there were years of disagreement before that. the number of this issue is the current set of law under which people have to claim asylum in the country where they arrive. so has seep, who we met and not report he wants to live in germany, but he has to follow the documents a documentation procedure in italy. know that does a lot of pressure on countries like italy, but also other external e u countries including greece and cyprus and they say a more can distributive model should be put in place, not rates against that politically devic

we had decision day thursday, then madame lagarde in brussels monday and today at this water's conference in frankfurt -- this watcher's conference in frankfurt, the message, no trade-off between price and financial stability. that means the mission to bring down inflation, she said, is nonnegotiable. this is a single mandate, central bank -- single mandate central bank. there has been turmoil in the banking sector, but that will not be a trade-off. now, the other important thing is, when it comes to the forward guidance, we had grown used to this idea that every meeting we already knew what would happen. the question was, what comes next? can you calibrate two basis points. she has given herself some flexibility to the extent that there is still forward guidance and we know they will continue to hike. can you calibrate specifically how big going into may at this point? not really. >> we heard from the head of the german central bank, some pretty hawkish language. how much does christine lagarde represent the collective wisdom of the ecb? how much dissonances there at a time when there ar

in brussels, european union ministers agreed monday to provide ukraine with one million artillery shells over the next year, while replenishing their own stockpiles of ammunition. meanwhile, the biden administration approved a new $350 million military aid package for ukraine. the u.s. state department said monday all sides committed war crimes and crimes against humanity during the recent conflict in northern ethiopia. secretary of state antony blinken announced the findings from washington, d.c., monday -- just days after his return from ethiopia's capital addis ababa, where blinken met with prime minister abiy ahmed and representatives of the tigray people's liberation front. >> the conflict was devastating. men, women, and children were killed. women and girls were subjected to horrific forms of sexual violence, thousands were forcibly displaced. entire community's were specifically targeted based on their ethnicity. many of these actions were not random, they were calculated and deliberate. amy: blinken stopped short of stating that the ethiopian government's atrocities in tigray co

let's take a view of what is happening in brussels and we have president lagarde giving testimony. a couple of lines confident in the banks liquidity at capital levels. the ecb has more groundcover based on the current baseline. she is talking about inflation. the ecb said -- ecb's determination on inflation is there. she is answering questions right now. this is what she had to say a couple moments ago. [video clip] >> i welcome the swift action and decisions taken by the swiss authorities. these actions are instrumental for restoring quarterly market conditions and ensuring financial stability. let me also remind that we are monitoring market developments closely and stand ready to respond as necessary to preserve price stability and financial stability in the euro area. guy: president lagarde speaking a few moments ago in france -- in front of the european parliament. she is still taking questions from lawmakers. we will update you on what she is saying. let's get back to our question of the day. it was a frantic and frenetic weekend. we have seen a solution potentially to the c

this is taking place in brussels. the line she has come out with in her opening statement is similar to what was delivered last thursday. let's take the temperature of what is happening because this comes off a week and where we thought the ubs-credit suisse deal put together. maria tadeo is there for us. the statement looks fairly similar. any differences, and what kind of questions do you think she is going to get? maria: well, not for the statement, because there is one thing we should make clear. what we see today with madame lagarde is not exceptional and not a response to the ubs deal and credit suisse that happened yesterday. this was on the agenda, this happens regularly, and there is this q&a that happens with members of the european parliament. that statement is similar to what she says at the governing council decision, where, member, last week she said when they hiked 50 basis points, she did not see a trade-off between price stability and financial stability. they could handle both. and a lot of contacts

month, president of serbia alexander would cheat shane crossovers, prime minister alban corte met in brussels to discuss this field proposal after death meet the incur your foreign policy, chief of joseph barrell said that the leaders agree that there are no farther discussions are needed. however, he adds that more dog slaughter needed for that implementation of the european plan . according to did you agreement, serbia will not oppose kosovo to join international organization. also, serbia is insisting call on forming classification of serbian means the policy is in kosovo as a precondition for adopting called the sub plan. kosovo government government is analyzing 15 models, how these association should be established. and nigerians have returned to the polls to elect new governors in 28 states. you stayed assemblies are also being picked. this vote was delayed by a week as the electoral commission said it needed time to reconfigure electronic voting machines. following a disputed presidential election in february are madras reports from cono in northern nigeria. the vote has been largely

i'll be 40, met in brussels to discuss your proposal after this meeting you for in the future. you have said that the leader agreed that no further discussions are needed. however, he says, more dogs are needed for the implementation of the european plan. according to d. s. u agreement, serbia will know to post cost of or to join an international organization. also, serbia easy, assisting call and forming constipation of therapy is in course of all as a precondition for adopting called the plan. course of government government is analyzing 15 models. how these association should be established. at least 800 people have been killed out to flood swept through earthquake hit regions in southern turkey. a heavy rain in gas and tap is forecast to continue for at least 2 more days. local media reports of several 10 cities for survivors of february. earthquakes have been damaged and heavy flooding and land slides is killed. at least 6 people in northern and central peru. residents are now grappling with the aftermath after hundreds of homes were destroyed in the psych loan, the govern

the difficulty for the party is ty are becoming more isolated because ldon and brussels are content with this new deal. business leaders in northern ireland have given it a thumbs up as well. they are quite keen to this deal that leaves the dup in a pretty lonely spot. they have en feeling the heat in washington this week, not least from irish-american politicians who can understand why the party cannot just restore the institutions back. as for the discussions jeffrey donaldson had today with the u.s. president, we do not think they will yield in total progress. i think we are some way off seeing the dup taking their seats once more in the government of northern ireland. david: president biden is due to visit northern ireland next month to mark the anniversary of the good friday agreement. how much does his visit depend on some sort o deal as far as trade post-brexit? correspondent: i think the president will travel to ireland regardless of a breakthrough in these talks. that is because the good friday agreement is a big success story here in america. joe biden like previous irish-ameri

the decision is going to be thrown to the brussels headquarters of nato, and nato is going to take it from their own meeting on, on pakistan's former prime minister and ranken has been given temporary protection from arrest by the high court. and the whole there are warrants out against him and multiple corruption charges. and he's also facing terrorism charges. stemming from confrontations between his supporters and police earlier this week, come on haida is outside the court for us and the whole a large number of focused on teddy again, south of borders have gathered outside the lord high court. this katie had seen high drama for the past few days, got flowed between the police and the border of the former prime minister, emron con, appeared before the lord high guard to seek protective bade. duff guards had now been guaranteed relief at lod. but dad, happening often, negotiations between the dedicating gov need to ship and deal tartar gauge, ad suggested by the court m. ron hahn is also going to appear in a gorge heading and it's lum abad. where those are non billable waters were i

everybody believes that is going to be a ratified damn bed decision is going to be thrown to the brussels, the headquarters of nato, and nato is going to take it from their own. now pakistan's, former prime minister and ranken has been given temporary protection from arrest by the high court in the whole. there are warrant out against him on multiple corruption charges. he also faces terrorism charges stemming from confrontations between his supporters and police earlier this week. come all high that is outside the court for us and the whole a large number of august on teddy again, south of borders have gathered outside the lord high court. they said they had seen high drama for the past few days, got flowed between the police and the border of the former prime minister, emron con, appeared before the lord high guard to seek protective bade. duff guards had now been drawn. take relief that lod, but that is happening often. negotiations between the dedicating gov need to ship andy or tartar gauge ad suggested by the court m. ron hahn is also going to appear in a gorge heading and it's lama

everybody believes that there's going to be a ratified done that decision is going to be thrown to the brussels to have corporate off, nato and nato is going to take it from their own wrestle, given that this is supposed to be a package kind of deal where does this mailing sweeten well, regarding severe it is quite a different story because turkey has some security concerns. they have, the uncle has demands. and today, even though there were no swedish officials here city that was there. so prison added one, as we repeatedly asked about sweden, and he explicitly stated that cherokees demand has not been met by the city. the alternative is he said that turkey has put away that at least a 124 people that on could have believes or league topeka can wipe. eugene this to organizations are regarded as a roofs in ankara and turkeys asking stuff even to expedite that 124 people and present more said that full farm despite the positive messages sib even didn't get at, didn't take any concrete step and says that on the city then those are the acts and died that people, that a lead to key guy can y p g wh

the recruitment, it's no cold comfort women forced to work in military brussels, still brings out protesters once a week, while other groups have demanded the japan apologizes to compensate the victims of both labor. controversial. a youth has propose settling the issue by compensating koreans forced to work in war time, japan from a voluntary fund instead of making the japanese companies pay. couldn't i wanted to accept such money even if i starved to death? why would i accept that money for you? it seems it's time to move on. you want to look g. japan has changed from a militaristic grace it to a partner that she is universal values with us and cooperates with us on security, economy, science and technology and global agendas. increasing regional threats and challenges, giving him and his japanese counterpart common cause for closer ties. rub, mcbride al jazeera, sold this agreement between moscow and washington over u. s. drawing that crushed in the black sea. the phone called russian defense minister, told us counterpart that drone flights near crimea were provocative. earlier the us sai

the recruitment is so cold comfort women forced to work in military brussels still brings out protesters once a week, while other groups have demanded the japan apologizes to compensate the victims of both labor. controversial li yoon has propose settling the issue by compensating koreans forced to work in war time. japan from a voluntary fund instead of making the japanese companies pay. i want to accept such money, even if i starve to death. why would i accept the money for you? it seems it's time to move on. you want to go and look. g, junior, japan has changed from a militaristic grace it to a partner that she is universal values with us and cooperates with us on security. economy, science and technology and global agendas, increasing regional threats and challenges, giving him and his japanese counterpart common cause for closer ties. rub, mcbride al jazeera sold. the u. s. has charge one of the chinese communist parties most wanted exiles with orchestrating a $1000000000.00 fraud. real estate, i couldn't go when gray is a prominent critic of the chinese government with ties to. bus

the finance ministers are gathering in brussels. the reason i find it interesting what they have to say is this is just two days before the rate decision. you've seen it complete repricing of the u.s. market. that german two-year fell dramatically yesterday. it's only 2.8% from not so long ago. we are looking at the discussion from the fed. they're not going to be fought -- talking about fed policy. it is also potentially in the forefront. jonathan: has that speech been rewritten? i can't believe that is still on schedule. tom: she is very good. jonathan: i don't care how amazing you are. tom: i'm in the qui are giving away family secrets. many of our guests over the last number of days, they want to come on for the smart conversation. jonathan: i'm happy to say that this morning, phil ran through the raiment. i need to be on bloomberg surveillance. what do you make of this reassessment? >> i thought match marden us -- march madness was a basketball thing. this is crazy. one of the things we say is bonds are a really nice place to b

and all the time i said that the key from the peace is not in kyiv, brussels or washington, they're in the putin hands in moscow, but definitely everybody should understand that the role of china can be decisive for stop the war, for renew the territorial integrity to ukraine, and definitely none of this scenario can be imagined that china support weapons to russia that would be china would be involved in the war and this is definitely not in the interests of china, not in the interests of ukraine, and not in the interests of the free democratic world. >> mr. president, what do you think is the key to a peace in ukraine? what do you see as the necessary chips for there to be a peace in ukraine? >> peace in ukraine means victory. victory means two things, renew or restore the territorial integrity of ukraine and sustainable security situation on the continent, and how we can reach this peace, this victory five factors first, is the weapons, more weapons in ukraine because the situation with the weapons is definitely needs to be accelerated. first of all, this is the ammunition our troop

we, really, on my first trip as deputy secretary of state was to brussels, to launch the u.s. eu china dialogue, that was out of conversations, we also began indo-pacific come citations with the eu, we have made a lot of progress in that regard. i think we are really together in a way we have not been to before -- on china at large, at taiwan specifically, which was a topic that you didn't want to talk about it first, whether it is the g7 or the eu or nato, china is now a strategic component of every discussion that we have. the ttc, the trading technology council, that is led by the secretary of state, the secretary of commerce, is laser focused on technology. the secretary's modernization of the state department, with your support, bipartisan support, has stood up a cyber and digital policy bureau and in emerging tech envoy because we understand this arena is the future, so i think we are making good progress with allies and partners around the world. but it is very painstaking work. >> yes, if i could, i appreciate the recognition and the urgency of this matter. and i know

and, of course, it's not good to engage in terrorism, but they say nobody in them and brussels well, you can understand their patriotic feelings. well there is good news. for the first time a feature film shot in space is released the soviet union sent the first space satellite. the soviet union sent the first man into space. but now the first feature film has been filmed in space, which will soon be released on screens. and this film was filmed by the first channel. let's get a look. why does a person need it? the russian state corporation roscosmos has released a trailer for the first film , which was filmed in space. the challenge tells the story of a surgeon operating on a sick cosmonaut who cannot return to earth, leading actress yulia peresild and producer. director clip shipenko, launched into space in october 2021. after grueling training, the role of the patient was played by russian cosmonaut oleg novitsky , who by that time was already on his third space mission. the film crew, along with nowitzki, returned to earth after 12 days on the iss. previously, only a few projects

guy: apparently they are downgrading their antipathy for the ira in brussels, because they realize it is a reality. the thing that stood out to me, and they want your take on this, the biden administration has had a war of words with the oil industry over the last couple years. was ceraweek the week in which they made up? alix: it depends on what kind of company you are. definitely still some dings on buybacks, with chevron, for example. secretary granholm spoke, and she spoke about things like geothermal. she made a joke about it being really hot, she is super jazzed about it. if you are talking about new forms of energy, billions being spent on it, there is a lot of synergy there. if you are talking about more oil production, that's another question. the question comes with conoco. they are trying to get approval for an alaskan project called willow. they are supposed to do that by the end of the week. that's a perfect example of how the administration is trying to work with that also fight against energy companies. to that, there are a lot of people there just trying to figure out

in brussels just a week after the explosion. naturally. everything is classified top secret obviously officials. nato alliance wanted to protect ukraine from a public quarrel with germany which is so slow in rendering. we provide military assistance to kiev, including with the supply of leopard 2 tanks and air defense systems, and we are restating information that ukrainians could have traveled through poland in a truck full of explosives in order to sabotage a pipeline from german territory. surely it would have caused great irritation among the german public a certain influential ukrainian businessman is called the customer of the crime, it was he who, out of his own pocket, paid for the complex operation, renting a vessel and experienced divers. where the forged documents and explosives come from is not reported, sooner or later his name will definitely be announced, especially considering that he seems to have left his special calling card and ukraine's relationship with its allies will be invested. it is better if this person himself

especially against ethnic minority groups, but also launched brutal attacks such as those in paris, brussels, istanbul, and beyond. our military and intelligence leaders continue to warn publicly about the potential for isis to resurge if they are given the opportunity. including chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark millie, who just last week made a public visit to northeast syria. he highlighted the importance of finishing the job against isis and emphasized if we ignore and turn our back, then we are setting the conditions for a resurgence. our presence also serves a critical advisory and assist role as the s.d.f. continues to administer isis detainee facilities, including those holding experienced, highly trained isis fighters as the united states along with our coalition partner work to safely and humanely repatriate them to their countries of origin. pulling the plug now on this important mission jeopardizes the important work and support role that we play. finally, while i share the co-sponsor of this legislation's passion for congress reclaiming its war powers, i do not

probably not worth getting divorced, but let's get back to the painting now the painting is presented in brussels well, then it will go to london, hong kong, taipei and los angeles, but after the tour, the portrait will return to new york and the auction will take place in may. in general, here is such an exhibition at first. yes, and then the bidding is actually this businessman by them, who is not reported. i could give some national art museum as a present. i think the wife does not allow the ex-wife no longer allows him to do this. and here it was necessary to think, and earlier. well, you can't actually laugh at someone else's pito. i don't think it's that fun there. well, that's what happened. this means that the painting will find a new owner. and here’s another thing i think, here’s a ruby ​​​​in the 17th century, what’s the matter of a sketch for my basket, probably there it’s cool, probably, yes, and or something else, but who changed the world of artists when he came up with a graphite pencil, right now will tell konstantin titomirov. good morning. everything ingenious

businesses are warning that brussels is losing ground in this race. they are hoping to pave the way to more cooperation with washington and carving out more exceptions so that parts made the eu could also benefit from the subsidies. she has argued that allies should be working together, not competing in winnable energy. she toured a factory that recycles lithium-ion batteries in canada. she wanted to recycle items like lithium. >> we see that china produces 98% of europe's supplies of rare earth. europe needs to de-risk dependency. this of course is immediately the reason why europe seeks to work together with trusted partners. >> adding urgency, volkswagen is looking to cash out on the aid that has been issued by the u.s. and the w could hit -- volkswagen could hit pause for plans for a factory in eastern europe and instead opt for a factory in the united states. the american carmaker tesla has already announced similar plans. others could follow suit, costing jobs and pay if the eu does not offer similar conditions. wall street struggle for directio

today , brussels, represented by eu chief diplomat joseph barrell, presented a three-point plan prepared by his office together with the eu foreign service. i proposed a plan of three steps, which is estimated at 2 billion euros. these are deliveries from existing stocks. for which i propose to allocate 1 billion euros from the european peace fund and the second step is the joint purchase of 155 mm ammunition. so another 1 billion euros should be allocated and the translation of our industry under martial law. this plan is even more detailed, for example, on the page of the newspaper. suar says that the eu countries are invited to send almost all the safety of shells to kiev, even if this implies that the states themselves have less ammunition at their disposal than the minimum requirements of nato, and these countries will be able to receive compensation from the european peace fund. moreover, the sooner the ammunition is sent, the more money will be paid for each projectile in 2022 the european union has already allocated more than 3.5 billion euros from the europond of the world to pa

especially against ethnic minority groups, but also launched brutal attacks such as those in paris, brussels, istanbul, and beyond. our military and intelligence leaders continue to warn publicly about the potential for isis to resurge if they are given the opportunity. including chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark millie, who just last week made a public visit to northeast syria. he highlighted the importance of finishing the job against isis and emphasized if we ignore and turn our back, then we are setting the conditions for a resurgence. our presence also serves a critical advisory and assist role as the s.d.f. continues to administer isis detainee facilities, including those holding experienced, highly trained isis fighters as theun r coalition partner work to safely and humanely repatriate them to their countries of origin. pulling the plug now on this important mission jeopardizes the important work and support role that we play. finally, while i share the co-sponsor of this legislation's passion for congress reclaiming its war powers, i do not think this concurrent re

a provisional figure will be used as the basis for a donors conference due to be held in brussels next week. >>hile we are anticipating an enthusiastic response from t donors, at the stoner conference in the middle of march, undp is concerned with getting started at the early recovery efforts. . this needs to come from day one, in order to put back together the basic elements of a noal life in every community. it is very difficult to image that now i some of the communities where every single building will need to be demolished if it has not collapsed already. kate: the human toll of those disasters, really incalculable. these kind of figures to underscore how much money is going to be needed to help the survivors. mark: thank you very much. we will continue our coverage of what is happening in turkey and northern syria in our news bulletins. thank you has ever very much indeed. let's turn to true or fake. good evening. we are looking at videos circulating online, purporting to show ukrainian troops using chemical weapons, but what do they really show? >> claims from russians that ukra

all countries of the european union have agreed to a plan developed in brussels to quickly provide ukraine with scarce artillery shells that can be transferred within a few weeks. the sultaev publication claims referring to the interlocutors of the european union, but the words of one of them , all countries except denmark and norway have joined the project, which provides for joint purchases of ammunition. he something the european union allocated billions of dollars for 155 mm artillery shells. however, they have not yet received them and you are talking about this spring counteroffensive, which is scheduled for march. it's only 3 weeks away from it very soon. do you think they are ready for such an early offensive? i think this is a great question. this fight has turned into a battle of attrition and such battles are usually won by the strength of the industrial base or lack of it, so both sides are concerned about this potential shortage of weaponry. this is a critical moment. especially for ukrainians. they have to be extremely selective about the weapons they have, obviously the supp

and in brussels, we have stephen alaska, whose chief, diplomatic correspondent in europe for the new york times. welcome to all of you, gideon. i'd like to start with you before we get into what all this means. just trying to get an idea of the level of support or otherwise for this, these so called reforms that we've seen widespread pros, protests for weeks now. what proportion of society do they represent? you think it's very hard to judge about. it's very clear that. ready a lead to is very intellect, financial than the military. a lead israel is against this reform. while the lower classes is also about the class, a conflict, a conflict between classes, they the lower classes are students supporting that then you know, and by the end of the day it is half and half, roughly speaking and stay longer would you agree with that is would that be your assessment as well? that's what it certainly looks like. a b, b has always fancied himself, the representative of the sort of left behind of the north african shoes. this is what the crude began would what monarch and beg and again and be

so what should brussels be doing about this? how could they engage with the teaching government on the issues, trying to improve the situation for my grants? there is an internet is an important issue in strategic buckner. for the you for sure in the us go through the, the mobility partnership with students a. ready few years ago, but it's difficult to busy you is, are you is used to exports or it's on the interest in the migration control. what you see without taking into account say, you see also the needs all are said countries electron issue. so, or is there is a need for a low balance or corporation between you and the neighboring states? because so, so far, he sees the more focused on the on interest of the u. s. such an easy shoot. he's that explains the limitations in europe. who's a, you see, to was a traditional venues or states that he does something have to change on that because things get a lot worse for these migrants in refugees into an easier right now. they're being evicted from their homes. they're living in a

leadership at standing together, which is the largest arab jewish grassroots movement in israel and in brussels. we have a steven langer whose chief diplomatic correspondent in europe for the new york times . welcome to all of you, gideon. i'd like to start with you before we get into what all this means. just trying to get a, an idea of the at level of support or otherwise for this, these cycled reforms that we've seen widespread pros, protests for weeks now. what proportion of society do they represent? you think it's very hard to judge about. it's very clear. ready the elite of israel, intellectual de, financial, the injuries, the, and the military elite of israel is against this reform while the lower classes and it is also about a class, a conflict, a conflict between classes. they the lower classes are still subordinated than yo by the end of the day it is hop and roughly speaking and stay longer. would you agree with that? it is. would that be your assessment as well? that's what it certainly looks like. a b, b has always fancied himself, the representative of the sort of left behind of

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philipp lausberg is a policy analyst at the not—for—profit think tank, the european policy centre in brussels and joins us now. thank you so much forjoining us. how much of a problem is biden�*s new act for eu based business? i think it's a very big problem indeed because the amount of money that is poured into subsidies in green tech companies that is only available before companies in north america is very large and the european union so far has not been able to table some similar and usually not something as direct and simple to access. so a lot of companies in the european union are already considering relocating. one good example is tesla that had planned to build a huge battery plant near berlin and now they are actually announcing that they will relocate these plants to the united states and also politicians are very worried. yes, we were covering that on this programmejust yes, we were covering that on this programme just yesterday. my this programme just yesterday. my colleague mark lobel was doing that. scholz has said he wanted to deepen relations with the us. what level of colla

speaking to us from brussels. next up, we go to the oral arguments tuesday in two cases challenging biden's student debt forgiveness program. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "black gold" by chicago's own charles stepney. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. the supreme court heard oral arguments tuesday in two challenges to the biden administration's student debt relief plan, which could give tens of millions of federal borrowers up to $20,000 of relief each. outside the court, activists rallied. >> these lawsuits are bogus. literally backed by right wing billionaires. look at us, rich people. receiving government subsidies. does the government work for them or for us? that is my question. if you ask me now what it feels like to be 120 thousand dollars in student loan debt, i say it feels like solidarity. it feels like power. if one person owns the bank, that is not one person's problem. but when a million people oh the bank, that is the ba

representatives, it is clear that all of these countries who have the same eat you position dictated from brussels will bring in no added value to the discussion. no added value. such an approach devalues the value of the discussion and strikes against the reputation of the council. our british colleagues have already joined history as a bad face president of the council when they rejected our request for a special emergency session of the council which was unprecedented. we regret the fact that the maltese presidency time and time again ignored the rules of procedure of the council and sauce placed its own national position, the position of view above its responsibility of presidency. presidency which is supposed to make sure procedures are upheld and are impartial, we must acknowledge that malta is not carrying out this task. this confirms to us in our opinion that there is no added value to expand the council with western countries, because you are turning the council into your own instrument. i think you. >> once again i take note of the points raised. by the representative of the russian fede