and jack, let me crossover you to brussels. the french economy minister, bruno, the mayor says, europe's industrial future is at risk here. that does sound quite concerned. how worried are you officials? yeah, they are pretty worried. we've actually got a mid meeting of you and ministers finance ministers of the you here in brussels today. and we've had some pretty strong comments val just on broadcast. who's the sort of european commissions trade chief? he was talking about these as dist, discriminatory provisions. yesterday we heard christine lynn of the german finance minister talking about the potential for a trade war. the language is very, very strong around this issue. the europeans are really, really worried about what this means in the heat of the mid term elections. the biden administration is very keen to show they're doing everything they can to try and reduce inflation. but that's also a concern for european ministers in european governments as well. as who is seeing inflation skyrocket in the euro's and, and all a

for more than 4 more on this, that's bringing the w corresponding jack power can brussels and simone a minute. she's the president of the american chamber of commerce in germany. welcome to both of you. similar. let me start with you a massive subsidy program that might cause european manufacturers to lose out on a growing market. now your people should be up in arms. well i, i would be not so alarmed because there are talks and i think and the act as such has a good purpose. but maybe there were some mistakes in how it was finally form are formulated. so correction would be necessary that mod now a war and jack, let me crossover you to brussels, the french economy minister bruno, the mayor says, europe's industrial future is at risk here. that doesn't sound quite concerned. how worried are you officials? yeah, they are pretty worried. we've actually got a meeting of you, a ministers finance ministers of the you here in brussels today and we've had some pretty strong comments. val, just on broadcasts, who's the sort of european commissions trade chief. he was talking about these as d

we've actually got a meeting of you and ministers finance ministers of the you here in brussels today, and we've had some pretty strong comments val just on broadcast, who's the sort of european commissions trade chief. he was talking about these as dist, discriminatory provisions yesterday. we heard christine lin, of the german finance minister talking about the potential for a trade war. the language is very, very strong around this issue. the europeans are really, really worried about what this means in the heat of the mid term elections. the biden administration is very keen to show they're doing everything they can to try and reduce inflation. but that's also a concern for european ministers in european governments, as well as who are seeing inflation skyrocket in the euro's and, and all across the european union as well. so they're making quite strong statements at the moment, but what it looks like and what we've heard from the treasury in the u. s. janet yellen pretty much saying that they're not going to change this. that the inflation reduction nights in the u. s. is that to

in brussels, in particular. twitter used to have a brussels office. it was not big, it had only six people in it, but the last two people in the office have left and the office is absolutely critical in terms of the company's relationship with eu regulators. now those regulators are going to have nobody to talk to, how are they going to react? let's try to find out. julie, talk to me about how important brussels is for these social media companies. european regulators are very influential and keen to make sure that these social media companies are playing by the rules. julie: brussels is really the capital of tech regulation. jillian: it started with data protection rules and they are already concerned with how elon musk's layoffs, the departures from twitter, will impact the way that twitter will comply with upcoming legislation, including the digital services act. in ireland, we saw the data protection officer called in representatives, and made a point to make sure that they are following the rules. they said that they have an acting officer, but t

— counsel at nato headquarters in brussels. , , brussels. the meeting is being convened at — brussels. the meeting is being convened at ambassador - brussels. the meeting is beingj convened at ambassador level. brussels. the meeting is being - convened at ambassador level. thank you, that is information we haven't had officially yet. that is your understanding. can you pick up on the position the prime minister finds himself in because this is a very delicate moment, isn't it? it's the kind of thing that can be mishandled if the rhetoric outstrips the facts. ~ , ,., , ~' the facts. absolutely. i think the facts are everything _ the facts. absolutely. i think the facts are everything here. - the facts. absolutely. i think the facts are everything here. it's i the facts. absolutely. i think the facts are everything here. it's al facts are everything here. it's a different— facts are everything here. it's a different story if this is a deliberate depression attack on poland — deliberate depression attack on poland. it's a different story

family get reporting from brussel. thank you. and the native chief, young trenton boat has pledged to beef up its defence along nature's defense along the alliance is eastern borders. but will that be enough to calm nerves in poland? i put that question to our reporter. josh isn't enough ski, he's in warsaw. well, i would say nerves are pretty calm in poland, both the government and the people here, you know, they all knew what's at stake in such a situation. and the government has been has been messaging very calmly and urgent call. and i think from my conversations in war so people. ready people. ready are also following this advice, but this announcement from the and started bank will definitely play into the polish or polish coast for enhance natal presence in poland and on nato's eastern flag. and it's, it's nothing new. poland has been outspoken on this issue for years now. and it will definitely i think this crisis will definitely rain for is this is pledges from the polish government and, and poland has also been very out

today in brussels. meanwhile, finance talks about bloomberg about its plans to buy distressed digital assets. welcome to "bloomberg markets." it is a special edition because it is thanksgiving. markets are not trading in the u.s. today, but we are two hours into the european equities session. european stocks are up post fed. s&p futures, no cash trade in the u.s. today, but s&p futures still suggesting that after closing at a two month high yesterday on wall street, we can see further upside one we see the markets reopen. crude prices on the top of mind in europe. natural gas prices are down a little this morning. we certainly are focused on natural gas prices. where will that you decide to cap these? there have been a lot of proposals and brent crude is also in focus as the eu tries to put a cap on the russian exported version. we will get into the details of what this means for our energy prices. eu energy ministers are meeting today is in brussels to discuss the european commission's plans for oil an

w corresponded terry schultz followed the foreign ministers discussions in brussels. she told us more about the e u sanctions on iraq continuing to support ukraine against russia's aggression. was the main issue on the foreign ministers agenda today. but there was also a lot of attention on iran, more than 30 individuals and organizations have now been placed on the sanctions list over 2 separate issues. the 1st is over the continuing repression of human rights. and the interior minister has now been put on the use black list because of the, the brutal repression of demonstrators who filled the streets since the september death of masa omni, the young woman who was arrested for reportedly failing to cover her head in the appropriate way. according to ron's morality police, the squat of, of officers who arrested her are also now on that list. now the 2nd issue is over t, ron supply of drones to the russian government. and a high ranking military and intelligence official has now been blacklisted along with a drone making company. this is the 2nd round of sanctions that

and that brings up another issue that's drawing a lot of concern in brussels these days. and that is that iran is reportedly preparing to supply ballistic missiles to moscow. now you foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, has been on the phone to the regime multiple times in the last couple of weeks to urge to run, to change its mind on this to say that more sanctions will be brought into force immediately. if it's proven that such a shipment takes place. now while all of these tensions are bubbling at a high point, the in you is also trying to make peace with iran over the nuclear deal. they very much want to keep this agreement alive. of course, after the u. s. pulled out in 2016, and this is going to be a hard sell now, because that would involve lifting sanctions on the regime at the same time as they're doing these other things that are drying more restrictions. and we're told that that's really not getting a lot of attention. now we're not, there's not a lot of appetite for that in either europe or the united states. and it remains to be seen whether t ron is even in

there's, she'll stand in brussels for us. thank you, terry. and earlier the w's young phillip shots explained how keith reacted. well, so far, no member of the ukrainian government has officially, except a preliminary results that were presented by poland and of a nato members. as you know, those results seem to indicate that it was an accident caused by ukrainian defense . one of the few statements we have at the moment comes from the ukrainian foreign minister, cool about who is quoted. so saying that it is too early to comment on anything until there are final results of the investigation. another brief statement issued sir, by the secretary of ukraine's security council. even some small skeptical or secretary says that he demands more information from a ukraine's western allies and he demands access to the site of the explosion. so at the moment, there is still a lot of confusion about the official ukrainian position. all we know is that president lensky called it a significant escalation in the morning. and most people here say that regar

[000:00:00;00] ah, ah oh, i agree with, ah, a you ministers are set to hold an emergency meeting in brussels to tackle the worsening migration prices. ah, you're watching all the 0 like from the headquarters, and so i'm doing upgrades also coming up empty streets and beijing as china reports another record number of coven 19 infections. fighting resumes between government troops on the m. 23 rebel group and the eastern democratic republic of congo after a ceasefire fails. and a huge result for it at the world's cup. too late goals giving them victory over whales. ah, hello, we started brussels where european interior ministers were gathering for an emergency meeting to address the growing migration crisis. european border and coast guards agency figures show more than 280000 asylum seekers arrived in europe this year. many years libya unto nicea as their departure points and then they crossed the mediterranean to italy or mall tub to reach the spanish mainland barely from eastern morocco and from western morocco. the journey takes them to the canary islands and other ways between by the rout

the blocks energy ministers go head to head in brussels to hash it out. we go to our correspondent for the latest. also on the show, france, the aim to take the lead and floating offshore wind energy. but there are challenges beyond the surface and math of layoffs in the u. s. tech sector are hitting one demographic in the country, particularly hard indian tech workers. this is the w business. i'm janelle delilah, unwelcome european union energy ministers are in brussels to day where tense discussions are expected. the contentious issue at the center of these negotiations is a whole sale price cap on gas. the european commission has proposed capping the guys, the gas price, if it's $275.00 euros per megawatt hour for 2 consecutive weeks. and if the difference between that and the world price of liquefied natural gas is equal to or greater than $50.00 euro's, the measure is aimed at protecting consumers from while the fluctuating gas prices are correspond and in brussels has more band rieger. thanks for being here. parent, i have to say this isn't terribly

let's get a more on base with d w's, terry shoals, who joins us from brussels now. terry, what new measures have been passed against the rainy and officials? hi gearhart. yes, more than 30 iranian officials and organizations have now been put on the sanctions list. and that means that there will be asset freezes and visa bands on the individuals. and these are over 2 separate issue. one is as you mentioned, the repression of demonstrations in the streets over the death of masa armenian in police custody. and the other is over iran, supply of drones to russia, to use in its war against ukraine. and when we're talking about the human rights charges, even the iranian interior minister was put on that list today along with 4 members of the team that actually arrested masa many. and on the drones matter, the chief of iran revolutionary guard corps was put on the sanctions list today, along with a drone maker. so this is the 2nd round of sanctions, the u. s. as placed on iran over the supply of drones. so they're making it clear to, to run, they are very, very serious abo

work against russia all getting brussels to foot. the bill for conflict that even this prominent french general describes is having diminishing returns. quite so many thanks for that bounce saw t contribute tat racial monster. now thank you and thank you for joining us. hey, artie international will be back at the top of the hour with more of the latest. well news we'll see them. ah, ah ah ah ah ah. ah ah ah ah hello and welcome to cross stock where all things are considered. i'm peter labelle, the conflict and ukraine has demonstrated tactics can wind propaganda and narrative points while strategy will ultimately determine the political outcome of this conflict. kid in its western backers excel a tactics. it keeps the conflict going. is this enough to trump moscow's long term strategic goals? ah, discuss these issues and more. i'm joined by my guess, jordan m u l e. in budapest, he's a podcast or the goggle which can be found on youtube and locals. and here in moscow we have maxine switch off. he's the director of the center for adv

so she'll stand in brussels for us. thank you very much. jerry. the germany team has departed the country on their way to the football world cup, cut ta, of the place and staff head 1st to oman, where they will play a friendly against their host on wednesday. and they proceeded to their base for tom in patient 1st. welcome match against japan. on november 23rd you watching t w news. he is a reminder of our top story. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski has visited the liberated city of crafts on to congratulate the troops who have ended. 8 months of russian occupation kremlin reacted to the news by claiming the city. this city was still part of russia. that's it from me. and it is team of, for now, don't go way up. next is closer on gabrielle 1st in berlin. and thanks for which i hadn't said you're not to patriarchy must, they need to stop murdering and depressing women in latin america. right.

we'll hear from our correspondent in brussels. and that the world cup into tar japan stung germany in there 1st. the latest upset of a favorite in this 20 ah, i'm pablo foley. yes, welcome to the program. ukrainian president followed amir zalinski has appealed to the united nations security council to take action over russian attacks on ukraine's vital infrastructure. earlier on wednesday, russia launched a fresh barrage of strikes, knocking. i'd power across large parts of the country in the capital keep authority, say russian rockets hit a residential building, killing at least 3 people. the strikes also disrupted the water supply in several regions in neighboring, moldova, official site. power was lost to half of the country due to the strikes in ukraine . this comes after ukrainian officials said a strike on a maternity ward in the southern separation region on tuesday night killed a new born baby. yoshi was pulled from the rubble of what was the maternity ward. this doctor was fortunate to make it out alive. but the russian s

work against russia all getting brussels to foot. the bill for conflict that even this prominent french general describes, is having diminishing returns. on to russia's ambassador ganske public now, which is coming on the increasing ukrainian shelling hitting some residential areas . local authority said the village of sub both co was hit by us supplied hyman's missiles, leaving several houses and a school damaged. no casualties have yet been reported at defense systems. wall so activates in the city of la ganske though no details were available on the aftermath of the attacks when as ukrainian force his bond targets across don't bath, which recently became part of russia, moscow's army as were pel detox and the gang square public. when 10 saw totally battles are underway, reposing from the front line, he is ortiz moore. i had gusty of amid the fields and forests of the gods countryside. some of the fiercest fighting rages, day and night, mi solves, and shelves, crisscross the sky. these ceaseless at this point, but now i thought a s

god is following events for us from brussels i, they're bound. now nato ambassadors have obviously held their crisis, meeting already sexual generally, and shelton berg is about to make her a statement. what, what would you say? what can we expect him to say? is we understand the polish ambassador, he a brief to his colleagues at the national council and the post now are maintaining that they are not under turk, that the country was not attacked by this rocket. that to coach 2 people yesterday evening. but this was and called unfortunate incident that hints at the fact that awesome new 2 countries now believe that ukraine might have fired this rocket. the rocket was made in russia and through presumably and as 300 or defense rocket are so new to us now trying.

now, what's the view then in brussels? terry, is there a sense of increased danger of nato being dragged into this war? does this just serve as a reminder? i think that last night as things were much more tense, i can tell you that i worked late into the night here here, here in the studio when it was unclear whether this was a missile, fired by russia, and many, early reports by news organizations also said russian missile fired at ukraine. i mean, in fact, it is a russian made missile. and so there was, you know, that added to the confusion last night, i think to day there's a lot of relief at nato headquarters. but at the same time, we saw nato allies also increase their defenses on the latvian government, for example, called an emergency meeting of its own government this morning to assess what was happening in poland. now again in, in, in all nato capitals. i'm sure there's going to be a lot of relief that this is not an attack by russia, but it just shows how nerves are constantly on edge because 3 miles over the bor

and katya in the studio but the brussels one. that cake is still winking at me. also with us will be labour mp and former shadow home secretary jack diane abbott and the scottish conservative leader douglas ross. first today's big news story was the migration figures. this is the office of national statistics. they have a new way of measuring it so we shouldn't may be totally compared with old numbers, but they found there was 1.1 million people moved to the uk in the last year and if you have scrapped the number of people and uk depleted net migration figure of 504,000. huge number, bigger than we have seen ever before. 0nly 200—ish thousand. there are factors that might mean this is a bit because of the one in advocates of those who have come from hong kong and from afghanistan but the number is by any comparison huge. —— because of the war in ukraine. it happens just as we have seen rishi sunak saying he wants to see immigration fall, a conserved promise for a long time even though it has been doing the opposite or numbers remain tight and keir starmer t

work against russia all getting brussels to foot. the bill for conflict that even this prominent french general describes is having diminishing returns. and that's all for now. be sure to check out our t v dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you right back here at the top of the hour. a look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence and the point obviously is to great trust, rather than fear i would like to take on various job with artificial intelligence, real summoning with a robot must protect its own existence with i don't think that the united states or the united kingdom had the slightest interest in ukraine itself. shed way something to mobilize people around. i think that ultimately their goal is to undermine.

what will brussels make of the results so far? brussels has been waiting and that goes for european governments of course with bated breath for the results of those midterm elections. and. and now there might be something like is slight relief about this not being the for told the red waves, the republican wave that will sort of sweep everything away. that has so far been done in washington by president biden, and turn him into a total lame duck in the 2nd half of his presidency bought off course. what we just saw about help and support for ukraine is very downloads and europeans knew that if the united states reduce their support for ukraine, they will be pushed to do more. and that is again difficult because many european governments will have to go through this winter of discontent, also was rising inflation, gas prices, energy prices, and so on and so forth. that is one big aspect. and the other big thing is of course, fears for measures against climate change. if there would be a strong republican presence now in washington.

to council at nato headquarters and rep brussels. ., ., , , brussels. to the meeting has been convened at _ brussels. to the meeting has been convened at ambassador _ brussels. to the meeting has been convened at ambassador level. - brussels. to the meeting has beenl convened at ambassador level. that is information we haven't had officially yet. can ijust pick up on the position that the prime ministerfinds on the position that the prime minister finds himself in on the position that the prime ministerfinds himself in because this is a bit of the delicate moment, isn't it? that kind of thing that can be mishandled if the rhetoric outstrips the facts. absolutely. i think the facts are everything here. it is a different story, a deliberate russian attack on poland, different story, if it was a mistake, if the missiles went astray commits a different story if it was ukrainian defensive missile. in the end can be have to remember that anything that happened in poland today, tonight, was a result of a war that is going on in ukraine and the were committee a

let's get back to brussels. the eu has caused measures to approve an energy package that would cap the price of european gas and limit russian oil exports. deep divisions remain over the plans to address the energy crisis. spain has been a harsh critic although the energy minister remains optimistic that a deal can be reached. >> there was something that was missing, this important factor to the markets and traders. with gas, we cannot be soft at any price, and it was important to put input for how we can benefit the traders. i would like to see this dynamic solution. tom: for more on this, let's bring in maria tadeo who is at the eu council building in brussels. all about the price caps yesterday. we still have no agreement, the spanish are relatively optimistic, but no agreement yet. you detailed the complexity of this cap for us yesterday. what happened? maria: tom, what happened as we were here for 12 hours yesterday and were told the same way we started the morning, empty-handed, there is no price cap eithe

and i'm from brussels and speak dutch and i speak french and, you know, i, i own a 100 percent. all of it. you also have manchester, great to manchester or the north of england. it's different to this out. right. how do you think that's impacted you and shaped? you know, what, look, what i like over here is in the know of people say, say it as it is and people own up to their mistakes. you know, and you can have an argument with someone in the next day, you know, you still part of the same team and you know, you move on and you work together to as an ex go and i try to do it as well. one, in my relationship with players. look, you know, i think it's better than you at the moment. this is what we need to do to get you to compete. in the beginning it's hard to take, but eventually they said, you know, at least you told me, at least you told me and, and i wanted to know if there's anything you can think of in terms of influence, fear. anything that marked you when you were growing up, or even maybe later in terms of potentially books or stories about people or anecdotes. look, i th

i disrespect for their rights and also none of what was agreed and brussels under the under the european union hasn't been carried out by christians. so you know, in the search of getting there, they're just feeling more and more threatened. no, the west is not paying attention to them. please to not is not, not only not paying attention to them, but they're growing increasingly bold and aggressive against the serbs and cause civil boston and north and south. so you know, indiana, they just thought they have no choice, especially because a few days ago, a priest king, a prime minister, i've been quality in berlin, said that the brussels agreement signed almost 10 years ago under the auspices of the european union. he doesn't recognize it and he doesn't have any intention of carrying out priest in his obligations, a chief foremost among which is to establish this association of serbian municipalities so deserves and northern coastal just felt like that. they have nothing to gain anymore from being in these institutions. and this was a measure of desperation. how to how effect it was on th

indeed, thank you, van triggered they're speaking to us from dw brussels. now as they've seen russia's warren, ukraine has made european energy a top priority of emergency policy making. what countries on the continent more determined than ever to diversify supply? france, although we'll see reliant on nuclear energy aid to take the lead in the area of loading offshore wind power. now that's a promising source, but there are quite a few hurdles to overcome. mila was having this basket. a recent press chip to this construction site displayed what could be one solution to future energy crises, floating offshore wind energy. the company's developing this pilot project are investing 300000000 euros. in 2023, the wind farm will be towed to the site. 17 kilometers off the coast will m, lamarche its powers limited equal to just a 40th of a nuclear reactors capacity of calls, but floating offshore wind energy is a bearer of hope. unlike existing renewables, it could produce electricity, 247 them failure on their traditional offshore wind. farms can only be construc

brussels is a city that is off and on alert. i'm standing outside the central police station in brussels, right next to the -- they have noticeably beefed up security around the police station. you can't get too close to it. over the past year, this has happened a couple of times. attacks on police officers. in the past, it has been difficult to estimate whether it was terrorism related. oftentimes it is intoxicated people. a couple of times someone has been shot in response, came at the police with a knife. what we know is one police officer is at the very least very seriously injured, perhaps deceased. the suspect has been disarmed, he was shot by police in the abdomen and in the leg. but the condition of the suspect that this moment is unknown. >> thank you very much. that is the breaking news coming out of brussels about the attack on to police officers. one suspected to have been killed. we are waiting for confirmation. the prime minister of belgium issued a statement of condolence to the family of the officer. our reporter

u doesn't currently have a legal structure in place to deal with it are correspondent in brussels. terry schultz told us more the european parliament website appears to be back up now, but it has been up and gone down again just this afternoon. so what we saw happen is that just shortly after the parliament voted on this measure that you mentioned to declare russia a state sponsor of terrorism. the website was no longer accessible, even clicking on it to read this statement. following the vote, you could, you couldn't get in, and this remains down for some time. the president of the european parliament, roberta metzler, went to twitter to say that a pro kremlin group had claimed responsibility for the attack. and that the, the parliament's a tech team was fighting back against it. and she said that she had one response for the hackers and that's slumber you kleinie, of course, glory to ukraine. now this measure, as you mentioned, does not have legal standing because the parliament at this time only has the ability to declare individuals and organizations as, as terrorist entities.

donna came talking to us from brussels. so i had an i'll just set up a solution to an unusual dispute that is played cost of all sweetheart in football fan style. we're going to be in a brazilian city where they're keeping a world cup tradition alive. ah, the anticipation is rising. and so is the atmosphere. you read the width of my cattle anyways. here's your weather update for asia, and i have your long, we're going to kick this one off in india, some showers, stretching from pamela, now do into karnataka, but a bit unusual. so this weather is finding its way into my roster state. nothing major though. a few showers in the sky overhead will put this a few days forward on saturday. now, starting to see something trying to get go in here in the enemy and see it's going to throw some rain into thailand. that's not good news. there's been some funding there. and same goes for young. gone some weather in store for you over the weekend with a high of 34 degrees. while it had been northern vietnam that was down with rain. now it

at the level dominant came across that mason forth in brussel. thank you so much dominic. well meanwhile, a memorial has been held in france in honor of the victims of the most deadly migrant accident in the english channel. natasha box of the a silent walk in dunkirk. charity work has led a commemoration in the northern french town for at least 27 people had died, trying to cross the english channel. one year ago, most were curds from iraq, including children. so i thought it was really important to come here and to only to remember what has happened and what is happening. so why the tragedy happened though, is still not clear. british in french officials, traded blame over why the boat wasn't rescued, but some details have begun to emerge. a french newspaper investigation has revealed the victims repeatedly called french rescue services with their location, but they was sent no assistance and even at times seemed to be mocked. the transcript of some of the calls paints a chilling picture help please. i'm in the water says an asylum seeker. yes, but you're an english wate

now nato members are meeting in brussels. busy at this hour presumably needs so we'll continue to do everything it can to avoid getting involved in this war. yes, that's. that's right. so we don't know if folks, poland with start negotiations regarding article for the nature contracts it could be. but this also does not mean that we have a few times before us because on the 24th of february, we also had these negotiations after article for nato. if you could just explain to our view is what article 4 is, what does that mean? yes, that's a, that's a big difference because if nato would see itself as detect as, as, as being in war situation, this would be article 5, but nobody talks about article 5. article 4 is just negotiations that one country feels insecure because of some measure, some of somebody else. we don't know yet if poland will start those negotiations with this article. but this does not mean that we are in a severe situation and supporting a country of nato. or having or something like that. okay, now, poland and

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but while maloney was in brussels, 3 migrant rescue ships remained bod from docking in italy. there waiting to go as sure. 234 people on board, the ocean viking plucked from the sea by the organization as so s mediterranean, they aboard the german flagged rescue ship humanity one. there are also nearly 200 people saved from the sea. right? neither are more than a 1000 migrants on 3 private rescue ships waiting for a safe harbor off the coast of sicily. so far without success. when the eye and hawk is midlevel, our impression is that those rescued on board are really being used as the political porn, as a means of pressuring other european governments to act. so i'm quite urging does a solution be found for the rescued 1st of elfman, anderson for the gazette didn't go from viet italy's new far i prime minister, georgia maloney has just made her inaugural visit to brussels in the future. she will negotiate her migration policy here in the past. her country is called for more european solidarity of you know, what a lot of you meant that we talked, of course, about migration flows

we're here the latest from our correspondence in brussels. and at the world cup in katara japan stun, germany in their 1st group match the next upset of a favorite in his tournament. ah, hello, i'm clare richardson in berlin. thank you so much for joining us. russia has stepped up its rocket attacks on ukraine with a fresh strikes on cities across the country. authority, se russian rockets had a residential building in the capital key of killing at least 3 people. the strikes knocked out power supply in the western city of lou vive and disrupted water supply in several regions. also in neighboring, moldova officials will say power was lost to half of the country to, to the strikes in ukraine. of this comes after ukrainian officials said a strike on a maternity ward in the southern z apparition region on tuesday, kills a new born baby. yoshi was pulled from the rubble of what was the maternity ward. this doctor was fortunate to make it out alive. but the russian strike that flattened his workplace did take the life of the baby. he was there to

he told reporters in brussels that nato support for ukraine would continue. there will be no lasting peace if the grocer, vince, if oppression on the truck or say, prevail or freedom and democracy most wars and with negotiations. but what happens at the negotiating table, the pencil, what happens on the buttons in therefore, the best way to increase the chances for a peaceful solution is to support ukraine. so natal woke, continued to start with ukraine, for as long as it takes we will not back down to w's. brussels bureau chief alexander for norman was at their press conference. alexandra nato says it is standing by ukraine. but what did stout mark say about how nato is supporting ukraine concretely? well, in his press conference against oldenburg spoke about the non lethal assistance that sir nato alliance is providing ukraine with. so we are talking here about drone jammers, about medical equipment, about fuel. and of course, the long term goal here is to enable the ukrainian army to be successful with its transition from soviet made equipment to nato stan

let me go to you 1st and brussels. what a week it is already been. we have this fiasco with a missile being fired that they landed in poland. of course, every we got one goes on edge, but you know, i've been talking about this ever since the started the conflict and actually before and i've always and many other people have predicted exactly a situation like this, the could get out of control. unfortunately, gilbert, there seemed to be people that wanted to go to the next step. this is where we are in very dangerous times. thankfully, a number of people have set taken a step back away from the brink. your thoughts on this situation? gilbert. what happened this week looks very much like a false flag operation in which russia would be hold out inside the world, in this particular case, in front of nato. as they would enter into talks about invoking article for abrupt stephen, article 5, it looked very much like a false flag operations, one like false flag operations that had been in the recent past. and i would go back here to the next 17 of what to th

or they are barbara and from brussels, from the point of view of the european union. how will they be feeling about the results so far? there will be, of course, a certain amount of breathing out slowly relaxation. because of course, this was really beset by fear, as everyone remembers the trauma of the trump years here, him threatening nato, the, the enmity, he really displayed dirt towards the european countries. and did the, the friendship was dictators. i mean, this whole rigmarole of those years. a really left a residue here in europe. and of course, they thought you crying ukraine, the support for ukraine might be at stake. now, of course the, this is to a certain amount of bipartisan matter. however, if for the, the financial contributions and the military contributions in weapons to ukraine should be substantially reduced, then europe would have to step up to the plate and european governments would be really in difficulties cheap. explain their to their voters. so of course, there is a certain relief that the big red wave that was foretold has not come. on th