ah, the mile beg metro station in brussels. it has become a symbol of how an ordinary trip to work can turn into a nightmare goals. i won't like it. when the bomb exploded, i immediately knew it was in his hand because he thought he stared job and that he was on this metro. when at 9 11, am i suicide bomber blew himself up. a bit over an hour earlier, 2 other suicide bombings had occurred. only a few kilometers away at brussels airport. all 3 attacks were carried out by the so called islamic state in mile that chris del job, nettie helped others to get out of the metro to ruined and fear. however, i saw a young girl through the smoke a silhouette who came out of the carriage, who collapsed, who was injured really badly with her home and there were people stuck in it still alive. her history on kister jo, annette is still has hearing problems, but she survived unlike 32 others from all over the world, among them, sabrina ismael fossil, who was only 24 when she died. her father hussein says she was following her dream by training

we government could definitely cause headaches for brussels.— headaches for brussels. we are caettin a headaches for brussels. we are getting a line — headaches for brussels. we are getting a line from _ headaches for brussels. we are getting a line from matteo - headaches for brussels. we are l getting a line from matteo salvini on twitter, the coalition partner of giorgia meloni. he says it will be a long night but we are in a clear positional advantage in both houses of parliament and already it is time to say thank you to the voters of the right wing. it looks that the right—wing stands are very chance to form a strong majority government in parliament. i suppose the people you have spoken to during the day and the people there at brothers of italy headquarters, they will have large expectations of giorgia meloni. what will they want to see from her? at some point she will be pulled one way by her base and another way by the european union? mellor that's right. for her base she is young dynamic heroine who put she is young dynamic heroine who mt pride back into

so again, time and time again, we've been hearing the statements coming out of brussels coming out of various european countries. they're saying ok, we are eager to provide money to loan money to ukraine, to provide weapons heavy military equipment as well. but only to a certain point, and many nations have already stepped forward saying that the limit has been reached if they were to send more weapons to ukraine than they would be taking them away from their own forces. so like, know, can do. and almost every such statement we, we've seen more and more alms pouring into ukraine, including from europe to, from the united states, of course, a lot of them, but from europe as well, it's as if they're being strong armed into providing more and more weapons so that they potentially could, later will strike deals and, you know, purchase said weapons from the united states because their own safety and security is being compromised by all by this, you know, by, they still flow by the stream of military equipment that they are providing to ukraine. so europe, it doesn't seem that europe is exc

only a few kilometers away at brussels airport. all 3 attacks were carried out by the so called islamic state in mile that chris del jovan etsy, helped others to get out of the metro dividend. and i saw a young girl through the smoke a silhouette who came out of the carriage, who collapsed, who was injured, really badly. live home and there were people standing still alive, her. they all keys tear. jo. annette is still has hearing problems, but she survived. unlike 32 others from all over the world, among them sabrina ismael fossil who was only 24 when she died. her father hussein says she was following her dream by training to become a nurse. visiting her daughter's grave can sometimes be very challenging. grandma i picked for a bit more than 4 years. i was very, very strong for my wife for my 2 other children. but then it was plunged into a depression myself, especially last year because i no longer had the power to hold everyone else out of pocket one. seeing observe college his test helped him, but not as much as the person who

so europeans want to hear what brussels plan to do for your appearance. to ease their pain on everything from energy pricing to inflation. several members of european parliament rob sat with what wagner lion had to say, the surgeries could depart a lady. you just have to speak to citizens to business. it's only i can promise you that none of them is concerned about the russian fret it, but what they are concerned about is that they are having to deal with the damage caused by years of devastating policy. i quit bo ah, we have her talk about general policies, but the objective must be to look after the interests of european citizens and respond to that concern. so i have come here with the gas bill that people asked me to show you. we have a 2130 euros. people are worried about not being able to heat their homes this winter. natalie chrissy filled more for your song to york. there. the commission told us that these sanctions would bring rashad to its knees. you promised us that the sanctions would hurt russia, not european. so i am better. and the surprise

and the trial of 10 suspects begins in brussels in the brussels terrorist attacks d. w will hear from people whose lives were deeply affected by the events 6 years ago. ah, i'm break off is good to have you with us on this monday and we begin with a final farewell. the thousands of mourners have been paying beer, respects to the late queen elizabeth in edinburgh. the monarch's casket was taken through the heart of the scottish capital to day, followed by a procession that was led by king charles the 3rd over it's 24 hours. tens of thousands were expected to view the coffin inside saint charles cathedral before it is phone to morrow, to london. ah! the lawn, good bye to queen elizabeth, continues the centerpiece of a long day of ceremony in scotland was the procession of the queen's coffin down. the capital city's royal mile thousands lined the streets to pay their respects as the new king charles. the 3rd and his 3 siblings, led the procession to saint giles cathedral where a short ceremony followed. for those who came out to view the events, the sense of history was

so no real change here to abuse brussels bureau chief or some of phenomena nato headquarters. thank you. like summer rushes born ukraine has contributed significantly to soaring gas prices in europe and handed energy companies record profits. today, european union energy ministers have agreed to introduce new windfall taxes on those earnings in a meeting in brussels, the u. member states agree to impose extra levies on power producers. european companies will have to return a share of day says profits, c, p rising energy costs have contributed to inflation, which has now reached a record high of 10 percent across the whole. euro's own foot into legal annexation, or for ukrainian regions is also a topic and brussels today. our correspondence dec paragraph told us what the you have to say. so we had a statement immediately at the same time as to tim was speaking. basically gerhard, clearly condemning the annexation of the full regions. it was a prepared statement. i think they knew what he was gonna say. there is one interesting aspect in it, and that's what they say, that seeki

this woman is not afraid of brussels. she would certainly make inroads into out the brussels crowd and make sure that the voice of italy and the voice of the other groups off sovereignties within the european consort will be heard more and more and happens as to the end of this bulletin. of course, can here tell what i said o t dot com at any time if you want or need an update. meanwhile, from myself and the team here with her, thanks so much for joining us. a ah, i spoke with madison both both and the model. she needs to do with a, a form already a a with a personal number here that we're here with with a pretty but almost a year for each terabyte, only with both on the blood cadillac. but i'm not sure, but like i'm on that thing with dental, but the head nozzles point, elation phone i would. i think i lost but i had i left that was also a new seal. it was a brand new community by it was finished due by a i need a bonus. he really wasn't what i did when i did not get smoking. i thought that was all it was daniels i broug

she was confrontational at times with brussels. are we going to see continuity when it comes to brexit, or a change? lydia: i certainly hope we will see a change because i think everybody loses from the current situation with regards to brussels. the u.k. continues to suffer. you look at something like business investment, it has been down since the brexit referendum. it is still down and a lot of that has to do with the uncertainty, and so much of the brexit negotiations still to be worked out. we are already paying the price, plus like others have emphasized, while the u.k. may literally be an island, we are certainly not economically an island. we will see this because the eu has big problems potentially coming this winter with energy shortages, possibly blackouts, etc.. that's going to have lots of ripple effects through supply chains because our economies are so interlinked. it's going to be -- yeah, i hope to see liz truss working in a more constructive way with the european union. folly: on the northern ireland protocol whic

only a few kilometers away at brussels airport. all 3 attacks were carried out by the so called islamic state. in mile that crystal java. nettie helped others to get out of the metro to ruined and feared. however, i saw a young girl through the smoke as silhouette who came out of the carriage, who collapsed, who was injured really badly with her home and there were people stuck out of it, still alive, her hither yawn. kister jonetta is still his hearing problems, but she survived unlike 32 others from all over the world, among them sabrina ismael fossil, who was only 24 when she died. her father hussein says she was following her dream by training to become a nurse. visiting his daughter's grave can sometimes be very challenging on all i prepared for a bit more than 4 years. i was very, very strong for my wife for my 2 other children. but then there was plunged into a depression myself, especially last year because i no longer have the power to hold. everyone else out of pocket more seeing up psychologist has helped him, but not as

w as brussels bureau to, for some of phenomena, is at nato headquarters. there are some or can you tell us more about what start back said, why is he just mentioned, he condemned the illegal annexation of ukrainian territory by russia. stressing that her l. i, sir, do not l, and will not recognize those regions as part of russia and a he also stressed that this step is a violation of international law and made clear that the kremlin decision to move on with this to move forward with this as step or is air am a big of an escalation, a significant escalation of the conflict conflict. he also stressed to that ukraine has every right to tray to fight back for those territories. now you mentioned that he said there's a clear escalation or by russia, but how exactly as ne to, to counter that. well, we have already seen that individual and that, that l. i s a have reacted individually. oh, for instance, great britain and, and i believe the you, as, as well, they have for imposed to new sanctions against russia. doing his press conference however you installed the

also on the show, 10 defendants go on trial in brussels. they're accused of carrying out the 2016 terror attacks. they killed a 32 people and wounded hundreds more in the belgian capital. for the people of scotland admitted their queen of farewell. in the city of edinburgh, king charles the 3rd leads a procession with his mother's coffin to saint charles cathedral. ah, hello, i'm clear. richardson, thanks so much for joining us. president of all the rumors, lensky says, ukrainian forces have retaken at 6000 square kilometers of territory. since the beginning of the month. the troops now control almost all of harkey region, reaching the border with russia. ukraine is also claiming significant gains in the southern region of her son. but moscow is brits holly aiding with air strikes and artillery fire. the front line is shifted further away, but hawk heath is still in rushes sites and strikes hit the city on monday, sparking fires killing at least one person and cutting power and public services. retaliation for russia's battlefield losses sa

it just sounds like the leadership in brussels from vander, line to chief diplomat. joseph burrell, are totally russia obsessed to the exclusion of pretty much everything else. we cannot live sanctions until they have had their effect. they may not have had an immediate impact. it is like going on a diet to lose weight and being upset that you haven't lost kilo's and kilo's after just a couple of weeks. so while they're focused on sticking it to russia and to russian president vladimir putin, low income spanish families are now finding it harder to afford healthy food basics that's according to l mondo newspaper. a new survey also found the 85 percent of them worry about the impact of the ukraine crisis on their daily lives and say that life has become 30 percent more expensive. so all europeans suffer vander lion is basically telling them to not ask what can be done for them, but what they can keep doing for ukraine to paraphrase that famous sons by john f kennedy. i dont see contributor rachel mawson. thank you. shifting gears now to a central africa where 60 farm

one might say, any reaction out of brussels yet? well, so far there's no indication that these proposals were drawn up in any shape or form together with brussels. it's as if they were held almost like held hostage. so this is what we're getting. this would keep is going to get. this is what the us is going to get and you are going to provide everything. so again, our time and time again, we've been hearing these statements coming out of brussels, are coming out of various european countries. they're saying ok, we are eager to provide money to loan money to ukraine, to provide weapons heavy military equipment as well, but only to a certain point. and the many nations have already stepped forward saying that the limit has been reached. if they were to send more weapons to ukraine than they would be taking them away from their own armed forces. so, but no can do. and almost after every say statement we, we've seen more and more arms pouring into ukraine, including from europe to, from the united states. of course, a lot of them, but f

normally i'm a bit scared to bike and brussels. actually, i really have to choose the ride streets among change the route, the bundling on the traffic because of sir come you. but suicidal cities across the european union have set out to make mobility sustainable. encouraging people to use more public transport and green or alternatives. especially pl, short distance, daily commuting in small cities. and there is a growing mix of alternatives. electric's good is have become a permanent fixture in major european city so much so that the rental market for these is booming. they're popular with young people and they're seen as an easy and affordable way to get her out previous car. free days have proven to reduce the amount of noise and air pollution by meaningful amounts. but this, yet, europe is experiencing a cost of living crisis. and the initiative is taking on another meaning. we are having a crisis at the moment. i mean know that you have to reduce our uses of, of, of fuel, off of electricity. and val, the car is a big consumer

of course one, terry shalt is covering that trial in brussels for us. let's hear her assessment of what has happened so far. this preliminary hearing was due to deal with the procedures of the trial, determining how many people will be allowed to give testimony, in which order they'll speak. what evidence will be admissible at the trial and things like that. but there was a lot of emotion in the courtroom today. and that's because this is the 1st time the victims are coming face to face with the men accused of perpetrating these attacks. one woman said she felt afraid to be in the same room with them. another woman told me, she'd really tried to prepare herself emotionally for this moment. and it was nonetheless very, very difficult. there was a lot of emotion on the side of the defendants as well. they're very angry that they're being expected to both watch the proceedings and give their testimony from inside individual glass boxes. now it's long foresman wanted this for security reasons, but the defendant say this is treating them like animals and the

also coming up on the show, 10 defendants go on trial in brussels. they're accused of carrying out the 2016 terror attacks that killed 32 people and wounded hundreds more in the belgian capital. and the people of scotland faded there, queen farewell. in the city of edinburgh, king charles the 3rd leafy procession with his mother's cough and st. john's cathedral ah hello em claire richardson, thanks so much for joining us. president will admit lensky says ukrainian forces have retaken 6000 square kilometers of territory. since the beginning of the month, the ukrainian military says it's recaptured an additional 20 north eastern towns and villages in just the past day. and as thousands of russian troops pull back there, leaving equipment behind this abandoned tank is one of many left behind. in that panic russian retreat from the hockey region in a nearby village vehicles and piles of ammunition, testified to the russians. hasty withdrawal in the face of the ukrainian advance ukraine's military command as pledge to push on. although with the the, the l

mike sounded in brussels and melinda crane here in berlin. thanks very much dee, but now let's get a round up of some other news headlines. a gunman has killed at least 13 people in a shooting at our school in is chefs in central russia. authority said the victims included students, teachers, and security guards. the gunman reportedly died from self inflicted injuries. russian investigators said he was wearing a shirt with a swastika stays after the british government announced a package of unfunded tax cuts for citizens confidence in the countries fiscal and economic stability is evaporating. overnight the pound has lost 5 percent of its value to fall on a record low against the us dollar. it's prompting speculation of an emergency response from the bank of england. the ongoing energy and inflation crises risk turning into recessions for major economies. that's according to the organization for economic cooperation and development. it says the global economy will grow 2.2 percent next year. slower than initially forecast. the multi nation gr

and it'll be interesting to see exactly what she, petro less in brussels. how does the rest of your view, les stress? what do they make of her vision of the 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 a

and what sort of flexibility is there from brussels on this issue? are they likely to give will give up a little bit just to be on the same page as very low stress in the british government bossa the e u. leadership of a you institutions, but also see prime ministers ahead of state in most number stays. have said that there is, of course, desire to work out any difficulties that might need from the protocol. or there is no appetite, renegotiate, reopen disagreement. people here are cautious, how difficult negotiations, where and how difficult pieces that we needed to call to address. and they don't ways to go back to the start and negotiate again. there is appetite to find solutions to difficulties about that, but i need to be reciprocated. we john needs to demonstrate the desire, the 1st and foremost respect. they agreements that the her signed up to, and then constructively, not with brickman, see in mind engage into finding solutions. and unfortunately, we have seen or successive prime minister said from comment on all the way to really stressed,

this woman is not afraid of brussels. she will certainly make inroads into the brussels crowd and make sure that the voice of italy and the voice of the other groups off sovereignties within the european concept will be heard more and more. and that brings us to the end of this bulletin . of course we can hit our website at r t dot com at any time if you want more news and updates. meanwhile, from myself and the team here with ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, ah ah ah, ah, ah ah, ah, ah hello and welcome to cross stock where all things are considered on peter labelle while the military conflict in ukraine is far from over the political fate of this country will be determined at the ballot box of the next few days. regents of ukraine are set to reject cubes, rule enjoying the russian federation. once part of russia, moscow will defend them. will nato escalate its war on russia? ah. discuss these issues and more. i'm joined by my guest when decent in our slow. he's a professor at the university of southeastern norway as well as the au

thank you very much for coming in from brussels there. well, ukraine's president says, roches mobilisation for the war is criminal, and again, cold on russians to flee or surrendered to ukrainian authorities. the kremlin has increased the penalties for england refusing the draft, but that hasn't stopped in the exodus of rations. looking to escape conscription, others have stayed to protest against the wall. ah, shots rang out as the authorities tried to contain an angry crowd and daggers done . a russian republic in the northern caucuses of gather to protest against dropped that men being sent off to war. similar scenes of playing out all over russia. as mobilization pulled manpower from across its vos landmass in jak woods in siberia, women protest their men being taken away. we want peace, they chant, yet rushes remote provinces have already suffered disproportionately with most soldiers fighting and dying in ukraine. coming from poor parts of the country in the siberian city of palms, scuffles, breakout as pulleys hood draftees into bu

the streets of brussels, bustling with foot and bicycle traffic. people out in numbers to reclaim the roads from cause many living in europe in a city stone have gardens. so public streets turning into playgrounds, is a real treat for both adults and children and fully a 4 legged friends to whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. viola, slight harpy sunday, because you can bike where usually can't bike. normally when i come here with my bike, there's no space to jo biker only stuff. normally i'm a bit scared to bike and wrestles. actually, i really have to choose the road street, so i man change the route, the bundling on the traffic because of sir gummy, but suicidal. cities across the european union have set out to make mobility sustainable. encouraging people to use more public transport and green or alternatives. especially pl, short distance, daily commuting in small cities. and there is a growing mix of alternatives. electric's good as have become a permanent fixture in major european city, so much so that the rental market for these is booming. they're popu

so what do you think is wrong on a collision course with brussels? being hard enough, not pushing hard enough for italy's interests. and yet she also companion in italy, 1st policy. so we may be seeing maybe seeing her come to brussels being more assertive, pushing more for, for, for it if or italy's interests for for ellie's ideas. but we also know that she has tone down her narrative, tried to become a bit more moderate show herself as a bit more moderate. um, ah, and move a little bit more towards the mainstream. so it is a bit too early to tell. um, but we also know that eli is waiting are for 200000000000 euros of fi you recovery fund and this is one thing that's a brussel said will not be renegotiated. george maloney, on the other hand, said she will try. she will open negotiations and she will not renegotiate this for italy shall. this is one of the 1st challenges that we, we may be seen coming at. and money talks in brussels, mcsaunder, thank you very much. ukraine's president says rushes mobilization for the war is criminal, and again, cold

it just sounds like the leadership in brussels from vander, line to chief diplomat jones of burrell, are totally russia obsessed, and tunnel visioned. and it is the kremlin that has put rush us economy on the pass of oblivion. that is the price for russians rush, us, and fourteen's trail of death and destruction. and i want to make it very clear. the sanctions are here to stay while they're focused on sticking it to russia and vladimir putin, low income spanish families are now finding it harder to afford healthy food basics . that's according to a new report in al mando. a new survey is also found 85 percent of spaniards worry about the impact of the ukraine crisis on their daily lives and say that life has become 30 percent more expensive. so while european suffer fonder line is basically telling them to ask, not what can be done for them in this time if you engineered hardship, but what they can keep doing for ukraine to paraphrase that famous line from president john f. kennedy. well, that was great. rachel, thanks a lot for joining us here in moscow. we'll speak again soon. all

terry. doubly correspond to schultz in brussels. all the results of the so called referendums, held in fort regions of occupied ukraine, have been released. officials installed by moscow say between 87 and 99 percent of residents voted yes to being annexed by the russian federation. some separate leaders have already formerly requested incorporation. ukraine's president says he will defend all of his country's territory and force russian troops out of the occupied airs. applause and on the esc, chris, the results of the so called referendum came in for the russian backed authorities . it was a day that been waiting for 4 years. this edition of them we were dreaming about this in 2014. then we were making history ideally, and that's what this is. in the book to day, we live in historic days. we are reuniting with our big motherland murphy. what we've great russia, really gay resi according to officials in the for occupied regions and overwhelming majority of roads with cost and fave of russian annexation with a high turnout. but ukra

this woman is not afraid of brussels. she will certainly make inroads into out that the brussels crowd and make sure that the voice of italy and the voice of the other groups off sovereignties within the european consort will be heard more and more. ah, the pell hopes to become a fully fledged member of the shanghai cooperation organization. that's according to the country's ambassador to russia, as he shed moscow and kept mentors plan to, to develop trade agreements in their perspective national currencies. megan megan began him lead a commercially because it would be lovely booking with the thing of the bathroom and based on the hour one got it is not in modern either that or should be forced to proper banking. general direct to be certain, then incorporated on that, maybe new burleson's with what the general debate among wealth leaders and other dignitaries that the u. n. currently wrapping up in new york. let's hear now from a representative of the republic of congo. we are evenly witnessing attempts to reassess those

this woman is not afraid of brussels. she would certainly make inroads into the brussels crowd and make sure that the voice of the the b and the voice of the other groups off sovereignties within the european concert will be heard more and more nipple hope city become a fully fledged member of the shanghai corporation organization that's according to the country's ambassador to russia, as he shared moscow and kept mentors plan, to develop trade agreements in a respect of national currencies. megan megan mccain him lead a committee because it will be lovely booking. so it's really kind of a barbara based on the one got it is not the money that i should be bought through proper banking. generally, the rest of his organ then corporate on that with summit of the organization, china and russia, also queen on a road map to expanding trade in a common seas. last week, india announced that it is to trade in were peace with moscow. after developing a similar payment mechanism, and last month to tear and russia signed an agreement

is it some bureaucrat in brussels? usually i can see if there is a mistake. you know, the germans, i think by default, by going ahead with this plan, i'll probably signaling that hey, we can, how many you are me. but it will be an informal one lent by the germans for doing their peacekeeping or humanitarian work around the world. and a be a few people to join it like romanians indicated they would be italian spanish and maybe the french as well. and it will be coney, you army by default, but it won't be a brussels you on. it'll be one led by germany, which is the horrible nightmares of brussels below that he is coming out to you on me, which is led by germany and also my against the german people. a lot of people can jump, they are really uncomfortable about any kind of strong military force around the world, you know, throwing its way to ruin. and i was in, when i was in afghanistan, i spent a day with german army on the tougher stump of canister border. and, you know, general of best i talking to me about, you know, may be germany at one point in the future

and it will be called a new army by default, but it won't be of brussels. you are, it will be one led by germany, which is the, of all nightmares of brussels, the last 30 years. you come out to you army, which isn't led by germany units and also nightmare don't forgetful german people. lot of people in germany are really uncomfortable. about any kind of strong military force around the world, you know, throwing its way to ruin. and i was in, when i was in afghanistan, i spent a day with german army on the topic stump. afghanistan border. and, you know, general of best i talking to me about, you know, may be germany at one point in the future, doing its own thing around the world with these friendships. you know, so we've got all this to look for to my guess is that germany will forge ahead with the so called you army, which is going to cause all sorts of problems. politically, within europe, it's going to cause problems with the americans, because then you know what we do about nato. does that still have it? so it's, it's, it's cloud, its influence around t

the idea to be against brussels, against the communitarian way to work. our idea of europe means brussels, the relationship with the main european countries, so france, germany, spain. for us, if we win, italy will be in the first division in the europe, in the european union of the first division. if they win, italy will pass into a second division, in a different way to think about europe. this is just one example, i give you a second example — very important also for young people. they are in complete denial mode on climate change. we are in a boot on climate change that fighting against climate change is the main mission of our generation. and i'm sure that young people, for instance, young people, i trust young people, i'm confident that young people will support us, because we are showing that our commitment on climate change is much better and important than their commitment. we'll come back to the substance, but i... actually, if i will, if i may, i'm going to repeat my question about your message on fear. one of your colleagues, laura boldrini,

here at the brussels, tara trial was the w to results. reporting there from brussels is really prime minister. you're lucky is here in berlin. on his 1st official trip to germany, he and german transfer oh, of shult to day agreed to deepen cooperation on defense, but they remain divided over iraq. germany wants to revive the 2015 deal that limited iran's nuclear program and exchange for sanctions relief. love he to says doing that would be a mistake ah greeted with military honest on his 1st trip to germany since taking office, israel's prime minister highlight that the partnership between both countries also regarding security. some will certainly say that the military partnership between germany in israel is an historical irony. i considered to be proved that we have drawn the necessary conclusions from the past to all fought under the military partnership that could also be in the area of air defense. chancellor scholes said naming israel's anti missile capacities, but when it comes to ron, this, a key issue with a to lead is disagree. shelton, la pete, both one to prevent iran fr

today. brussels is an authoritarian regime. this is, was hypocritical in and then the current situation is that brussels is having the attitude of an authoritarian regime, telling countries what, how the mr. that they're there, they're judges what type of lands they're down to farm or not. what their positions must be concerning. russia and other countries, so the, what marriage is supposed to be. so the european union is dictating to the different member states, what they should think, what they should do. and then the european union is telling the people who have been voted for by the people that they are not democracies. this is this, this is a conundrum which is actually very scary because if an a 3rd turn state is starting to decide what the democracy is than all democracies are in danger, especially those in the european union. of course, thanks for watching our international. we'll be back with more news in just about 30 minutes, so stay tuned with oh, when i went shopping ra, a shave out disdain, because the attitude an

but as pos measures have heard, the brussels has been full. so back track on some of its decisions. on cesar rachel madison has more hey, you know what they say 8 times a charm they sanctions were actual divorces and not just geo economic or geopolitical breakups than the european union would be hollywood legend. elizabeth taylor, if she had divorced any single one of her ex husband's 8 times. and i guess that makes russia richard burton then because brussels has just announced that it's breaking up with russia yet again with an 8th sanctions package. and the u bras says that it's really going to make moscow pay the price this time, which frankly would be a nice change from previous sanctions. packages which have mostly just made europeans pay the price. so today, we're together proposing a new package of biting sanctions against russia. so what's going to be the game changer this time around? well, these new measures are set to ban russian toilet paper and other hygiene products from being imported to the e. u. russia has the natural resources that the you largely lacks to make suc