he said but there's nothing you can do if mulder in the netherlands and luxemburg keep saying. well we have to have a serious talk about the advantages these states get from the free movement of capital for example they have advantages and operate their business model on the basis that capital that they want to keep there can be transferred anywhere to be invested and that advantage has to be linked to certain issues and that's where we have to talk about taxes i think a lot of what emanuel makassar jested for the european union is worth considering why doesn't germany enter into negotiations with france on tax policies i think that'd be a good thing his initiative shows that it is possible to consider new ideas in your so maybe this new window to have this conversation with france is an opportunity to change how major corporations event. access. there are so many things to talk about but i'm afraid our time is up so to close our interview we now come to our open sentences and ask you to finish them for us. what i like about horse a horse is i'm best when he actually sticks to

the netherlands and luxemburg keep saying. well we have to have a serious talk about the advantages these states get from the free movement of capital for example. they have advantages and operate their business model on the basis that capital that they want to keep there can be transferred anywhere to be invested and that advantage has to be linked to certain issues and that's where we have to talk about taxes i think a lot of what emanuel makassar jested for the european union is worth considering why doesn't germany enter into negotiations with france on tax policy i think that'd be a good thing his initiative shows that it is possible to consider new ideas in europe so maybe this new window to have this conversation with france is an opportunity to change how major corporations evade taxes. there are so many things to talk about but i'm afraid our time is up so to close our interview we now come to our open sentences and ask you to finish them for us. what i like about horse a horse is. best when he actually sticks to his

conference we're joined now by tata steel mill and he's an expert on climate change with germany's rosa luxemburg foundation that's a think tank affiliated with the left party thanks for talking with us today is the bond climate conference gets underway how close are we tell us to actually getting a grip on climate change. thank you for having me we are nowhere near to getting a grip on climate change in your opening remarks you said that paris marked the great through in the fight against climate change what paris did mark was a change in the way we talk about fighting climate change but in reality none of the targets that was set in paris to keep warming well below two degrees and actually try to keep it below one point five degrees anywhere near being achieved in fact since paris global emissions rates have gone up and their rate of increase has gone up around the world emitting more carbon and we're destroying the environment ever follows that so the answer is we are no where near meeting those targets a lot has changed politically as well since the paris agreement two years ago we now have a

is much larger and so is the wage differential now it's one to ten so in luxemburg workers earn ten times as much as in bulgaria. not surprisingly the posting of workers is increasing in twenty ten it was already one point three million people in twenty fourteen already one point nine million an increase of almost forty five percent. germany france and belgium are the countries with the most foreign workers from within the e.u. most come from eastern europe most workers who came to germany in twenty fourteen came from poland at thirty six point five percent slovenia at twelve point one percent and hungary at eight point nine percent one in three works in construction one in five in industry and one in ten in the health care or senior care sector the new bill is designed to improve conditions for these workers. now i rather complex labor scheme let's break it down a bit with your empathy from the german trade union confederation there he consults for a project called family billet t. and as i understand it correctly it basically wants to enforce fair wages and working conditions for migran

leaks and then the luxemburg leaks the loxley and then there was the panama papers leaks and everybody shouts but nothing happens none of the laws change everything still saves say the same they have their alternative. you know banking system and financial system and tax system they also want in these trade deals to get their own justice system the investor state dispute settlements so they would be removed from any of our ordinary justice which remember the system we live in is very harsh and very severe justice is harsh taxes are harsh obamacare is harsh education costs are harsh their system is like so smooth no barriers no ease of movement no taxes in every no no justice for deferred prosecution or prosecution is. and lollipops free money from the price is up for today with the world i live in that's what the world they live him and then but we were stuck in these like border sort of countries with access. ghettos you could see arc whatever nation you live in you're essentially stuck in a ghetto and yet our media will like set up these paradigms of like here's the right here's the

programme talking about the threat from russia, we had a congenital fallon there and we had from rosa luxemburg earlier in this programme. really, it is the dissemination of fa ke really, it is the dissemination of fake news. it is not what the president calls fake news, which is cnn and they would probably throw in the bbc, and all cable television outlets and the dues television outlets and the dues television outlets and the dues television outlets and print outlets that are not fox news in the us, but is —— but that's not what the users. the news is a real problem. it's the problem that comes from people disseminating misinformation and trying to influence elections because of bad or political processes because of that, and i don't now how we will carry on conducting elections in democratic societies are people get their news from the new site and think that it is real. soon you will be able to make people say what everyone spent to say because of artificial intelligence. that would really be fa ke intelligence. that would really be fake news and it will change the political game. you k

great square where for decades important european treaties have been signed in the town or shang and in luxemburg henry rupert's is an eighth generation winemaker here second one is not as well known as the treaty which has its name but that could change because right across from his vineyards over the border and the german town of pale and silent other vignettes of thomas schmidt also a passionate wine maker schmidt came up with the idea of making a wine from three countries luxembourg germany and france. french wine makers rumpled pack a completed the trio his then yacht is just a few kilometers away in france three countries three winemakers one wine. and the goods of. the borders are open why should we work together and combine our experience from germany luxembourg and france that's what brought us three together we've learnt a lot from it. or showing in corner is the wine on the label the three regions red for the german state of silent plea for luxembourg and yellow for france in the past war was waged at these borders among our grandfathers had fought in wars against each other our father

the rosa luxemburg foundation. hmm. if any of you are not sure who that is, ask me, and i will explain it. rosa luxemburg, a revolutionary in german history. that's the name of their foundation, and they give money to people all ovever the world to o study critical--concepts critical of capitalism. they just opened an office in new york city.y. they have offices in many countries around the world. they have opened an office for work here in the united states to meet with and exchange ideas of criticism of capitalism with interested americans. . hullo! i can see from your faces you're interested. one more fact about germrmany. therere'sa law. every company that has more than 2,000 workers employed m must have 50% of the board ofof directotors elected y thee workers. that's the law in gegermanyy. they're thehe most susuccessful c capitalist t couy inin europe, and t they give moe power to their workers t than y other one. the notion that if you were to do that you would cripple the capitalist potential--uh-uh. it's the sa