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europe eventual he came up with an. vestment program but small businesses like ricardo's felt this help came too late. i've looked all that you foresee in order for you to hold me i would have really liked to have seen a united europe as everyone had predicted a strong union with fundamental coordination see something sort of thing i mean i would have liked to have seen those with more opportunities to help the others a true europe you know key and obviously mineral ok. but in the end it didn't work out that way in which everyone close the borders and said here's a brick wash your own dirty laundry at home you buy the spark you know about the ruling. that really showed us that we can't talk about a single europe will be on the mend i mean think in the ocean with a lot of the old all. anyone who comes to trist can still experience the charm of the old habsburg monarchy. 100 years ago the port city was a trading hub to eastern europe. the iron curtain interrupted the links for decades . now the city wants to return to its
europe eventual he came up with an. vestment program but small businesses like ricardo's felt this help came too late. i've looked all that you foresee in order for you to hold me i would have really liked to have seen a united europe as everyone had predicted a strong union with fundamental coordination see something sort of thing i mean i would have liked to have seen those with more opportunities to help the others a true europe you know key and obviously mineral ok. but in the end it didn't...
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all in europe the chinese. judge in the city is assigned ologist and author who lived in china for 6 years and observed the events around the new silk road development with a critical eye. she thinks the italian government was trying to create an economic advantage for itself but underestimated the plant's political dimensions. but a lot of thought the ricotta he acknowledged mines of this political project by a member of the g 7 had a great propaganda value also in china itself i think a propagandist the kind that an offer of this the new silk road is quite clearly and economic project and like all projects in history in china and the usa it's not in that of charity they are pursuing that own interests and. it's obvious that china is trying to gain a global foothold through key infrastructure investments such as for. trade yes to the north east of italy could also become an important logistical center for the chinese. francesco party z. is a businessman who's currently planning to bring a new investor on board
all in europe the chinese. judge in the city is assigned ologist and author who lived in china for 6 years and observed the events around the new silk road development with a critical eye. she thinks the italian government was trying to create an economic advantage for itself but underestimated the plant's political dimensions. but a lot of thought the ricotta he acknowledged mines of this political project by a member of the g 7 had a great propaganda value also in china itself i think a...
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flexing its muscles from the middle eastern europe from cyberspace. from afghanistan to the persian gulf the us remains deeply in tangled in conflicts it doesn't know how to result. in europe it faces allies so disillusioned that they're hedging their bets on america pushing the future of the western alliance into question. but in the contest for global power and influence one challenge overshadows all of us in china a new superpower has risen. one with the military might to challenge the west. and an economy. that's the envy used to well . as washington takes it on the brink in general trying to turn into one china with his clique. or the phrase how in i.p.c.s. found. america so diminished that china can take stock that is faction in the states of its democracy think for a moment just how far the tables of me turned just 30 years ago george bush sr hailed in america triumphant it did wonder the cold war it was in charge no substitute for american leadership in the face of terror and no one doubts american credibility and reliability no one without po
flexing its muscles from the middle eastern europe from cyberspace. from afghanistan to the persian gulf the us remains deeply in tangled in conflicts it doesn't know how to result. in europe it faces allies so disillusioned that they're hedging their bets on america pushing the future of the western alliance into question. but in the contest for global power and influence one challenge overshadows all of us in china a new superpower has risen. one with the military might to challenge the west....
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because i believe in the global system, europe and the u.s. together with our allies in the indo pacific worked so hard over the last 70 years. we can own the race for the future. but to do so, we have to be clear eyed about historic investments and the partnerships that this will require. we have to protect for space for innovation, for intellectual property, and the creative genius that thrives with the free exchange of ideas in open democratic societies. we have to ensure the benefits of growth are shared broadly and equitably, not just by a few. we have to push back against the chinese government's economic abuses and coercion that undercut the foundations of the international economic system. everyone must play by the same rules. the u.s. and european companies are required to publicly disclose corporate governance structure and abide by rules to deter corruption and monopolistic practices. chinese companies should be held to the same standard. we must shape the rules that will govern the advance of technology and norms of behavior in cyb
because i believe in the global system, europe and the u.s. together with our allies in the indo pacific worked so hard over the last 70 years. we can own the race for the future. but to do so, we have to be clear eyed about historic investments and the partnerships that this will require. we have to protect for space for innovation, for intellectual property, and the creative genius that thrives with the free exchange of ideas in open democratic societies. we have to ensure the benefits of...
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russia is part of europe. and i think this is very important whatever happens on this part of the horizon, a big part of the world. clearly the history of president putin and other leaders, they have common values. history, literature, culture, mind set. and we have to take that into consideration. second, we have our geography. it's impossible to have peace and stability in europe today if you are not in a situation to negotiate with russia. and for different reasons, largely due to aggression and the nato expansion, we created a situation where we pushed our borders to a maximum place at the east, but we didn't manage to decrease the border. i think our we should find a common way to build peace and security for the whole continent. which means, having a dialogue on cyber aggressiveness, obviously, on any aggression, on our critical countries, i would say, in this very sensitive area where you have ukraine. we need a political discussion with russia about that. otherwise, it will be our willingness to protec
russia is part of europe. and i think this is very important whatever happens on this part of the horizon, a big part of the world. clearly the history of president putin and other leaders, they have common values. history, literature, culture, mind set. and we have to take that into consideration. second, we have our geography. it's impossible to have peace and stability in europe today if you are not in a situation to negotiate with russia. and for different reasons, largely due to aggression...
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to our nato alliance and i welcome your europe's growing investment in the military capabilities that enable our shared defense you know to me and to the united states the us will keep article will keep faith with article 5 it's a guaranteed an attack on one is an attack on all that is are on shakable vow and the only time article 5 has been invoked was after the united states was attacked on $911.00 you our allies joined us to fight al qaeda and the united states committed to consulting closely with our nato allies and partners on the way forward in afghanistan my dh ministration strongly supports the diplomatic proc the process is underway and to bring an end to this war that is closing out 20 years we remain committed to ensuring that afghanistan never again is provides a base for terrorist attacks against the united states and our partners and our interest our european partners have also stood with us to counter isis just this week nato defense ministers and door significant expanded training and advisory mission in iraq which will be vital to the ongoing fight against isis we can
to our nato alliance and i welcome your europe's growing investment in the military capabilities that enable our shared defense you know to me and to the united states the us will keep article will keep faith with article 5 it's a guaranteed an attack on one is an attack on all that is are on shakable vow and the only time article 5 has been invoked was after the united states was attacked on $911.00 you our allies joined us to fight al qaeda and the united states committed to consulting...
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this is "daybreak europe." i am annmarie hordern in europe with manus cranny in dubai. astrazeneca is planning to deliver an additional 9 million doses as they try to get the chaotic vaccination drive back on track and it brings the total to 40 million, half of what the e.u. had expected to receive from the drugmaker by march. ursula von der leyen last night called it "a step forward on vaccines." she added that astrazeneca would deliver the doses one week earlier than and. esty dwek is still with us. i want to get into your thoughts on the e.u. vaccination campaign. the numbers say the e.u. administered 2.6 doses per 100 people, compared to the u.k.'s 12.5 and the u.s.'s 8.8. we know the u.s. is talking about a big stimulus plan. you were addressing that earlier. what does this mean for the european union? they are the last in line out of these three big economies. esty: absolutely. we are talking fiscal stimulus, talking about biden's. you know he has two packages in mind. as we move on from this conversation, some of the european countries, there's talk of starting t
this is "daybreak europe." i am annmarie hordern in europe with manus cranny in dubai. astrazeneca is planning to deliver an additional 9 million doses as they try to get the chaotic vaccination drive back on track and it brings the total to 40 million, half of what the e.u. had expected to receive from the drugmaker by march. ursula von der leyen last night called it "a step forward on vaccines." she added that astrazeneca would deliver the doses one week earlier than and....
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chinese gateway to europe start feb 19th d.w. . this is d.w. news and these are our top stories the german foreign minister has rejected a french request to send additional troops to the african side held region saying more development projects on the ground what's needed instead he saw hill is struggling to contain an insurgency by islamist terror groups france has more than 5000 troops stationed there to assist security efforts. france's lower house of parliament has approved a controversy over bill aimed at curbing islamic extremism legislation expands the state's ability to close places of worship and the banned individual preaches but critics say the bill stigmatizes muslims and limits free speech it still needs to pass the senate. thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of boston munna to demand the release of a popular spanish police arrested public hostle after he was given a jail sentence for glorifying terrorism and insulting royalty in his songs last friday he missed the deadline to surrender to colleagues. this is a deadly
chinese gateway to europe start feb 19th d.w. . this is d.w. news and these are our top stories the german foreign minister has rejected a french request to send additional troops to the african side held region saying more development projects on the ground what's needed instead he saw hill is struggling to contain an insurgency by islamist terror groups france has more than 5000 troops stationed there to assist security efforts. france's lower house of parliament has approved a controversy...
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there's you know washington there's us in one hand and this will see europe and within europe there are many different countries that have different takes on the china strategy . for example germany is in comparison to the us is more i would say any and more open to what's china because germany sees a lot of business interest in china and it has a very. strong trading relationship and i think germany's always called for example merkel she's always caught in between. protecting business interests versus the human interests and human rights and democratic values and i think that europe is deciding how much their way. will we prioritize business try economic development with china or will we take a step back and look at the human rights situation in china turns and you're nodding a re i mean the bottom line is the path with a united or any kind of coherent european china strategy or policy goes right through berlin berlin is going to be determinant as it was in the case of the comprehensive investment agreement and it has to strike that balance between its economic interests which are grow
there's you know washington there's us in one hand and this will see europe and within europe there are many different countries that have different takes on the china strategy . for example germany is in comparison to the us is more i would say any and more open to what's china because germany sees a lot of business interest in china and it has a very. strong trading relationship and i think germany's always called for example merkel she's always caught in between. protecting business...
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jonathan: europe doesn't want a stronger currency. europe doesn't want higher yields. the chairman is comfortable with what he sees at the moment. when do we start to thing about the feedback loop if this continues? tom: it could be a deflation spiral or a feedback spiral. jonathan: don't get lisa started. lisa? she's letting ago. lisa: carry on. jonathan: all right. coming up in the eight a clock a.m. our, -- in the 8:00 a.m. hour, david malpass, world bank president. this is bloomberg. ♪ karina: in new york with the first word news, i'm karina mitchell. new research says the pfizer/biontech vaccine could help end the pandemic. the study was published in the latest edition of the new england journal of medicine. meanwhile, capitol hill, the fate of the democrats' proposed $15 an hour minimum wage maybe in the hands of the senate parliamentarian. it is part of the $1.9 trillion stimulus bill, but the parliamentarian needs to determine whether it is allowable under the rules of debate. the president has revoked a series of executive orders and memos issued by paul for
jonathan: europe doesn't want a stronger currency. europe doesn't want higher yields. the chairman is comfortable with what he sees at the moment. when do we start to thing about the feedback loop if this continues? tom: it could be a deflation spiral or a feedback spiral. jonathan: don't get lisa started. lisa? she's letting ago. lisa: carry on. jonathan: all right. coming up in the eight a clock a.m. our, -- in the 8:00 a.m. hour, david malpass, world bank president. this is bloomberg. ♪...
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in the middle east and europe and elsewhere. while the united states is undergoing a thorough review of our force posture around the world, i have ordered the halting of withdrawal of american troops from germany. i am also lifting a cap imposed by the previous and administration on the number of u.s. forces able to be based in germany. i know the past two years have strained and tested our transatlantic relationship, but the united states is determined to reengage with europe. to consult with you. to earn back our position of trust and leadership. earlier today as was referenced, i participated in the first meeting of the g7 leaders, where i spoke about the dire need to coordinate multilateral action to address covid-19, the global economic crisis, and the accelerating climate crisis and so much else. achieving these goals is going to depend on a core strategic preposition, and that is the united states must renew america's enduring advantages so that we can beat today's challenges from a position of strength. that means buildi
in the middle east and europe and elsewhere. while the united states is undergoing a thorough review of our force posture around the world, i have ordered the halting of withdrawal of american troops from germany. i am also lifting a cap imposed by the previous and administration on the number of u.s. forces able to be based in germany. i know the past two years have strained and tested our transatlantic relationship, but the united states is determined to reengage with europe. to consult with...
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that could be why europe is holding back on criticism. europe is looking to the u.s. with new president biden. he has made a clear human rights will be a big part of his foreign policy agenda. they are talking about working together in a coordinated approach toward turkey. you speak to people and the ngo's, opposition parties, which claim they are increasingly targeted for persecutions. the silence from europe is alarming. a feeling of abandonment from many i have spoken to. phil: turkey is a member of the court of human rights, which called for osman kavala's immediate release. how has turkey been able to disregard that? dorian: president erdogan dismissed it out of hand. they say it was basically wrong. that has been echoed by the court which rejected the european court's ruling, even though the european court is a higher judicial body than any in turkey. they have no powers to enforce their decision. turkey feels it can act with impunity. phil: thank you. now to syria, where displaced people in the country's northwest face increasingly desperate conditions. with on
that could be why europe is holding back on criticism. europe is looking to the u.s. with new president biden. he has made a clear human rights will be a big part of his foreign policy agenda. they are talking about working together in a coordinated approach toward turkey. you speak to people and the ngo's, opposition parties, which claim they are increasingly targeted for persecutions. the silence from europe is alarming. a feeling of abandonment from many i have spoken to. phil: turkey is a...
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and europe is going to be. there's europe owing to be six months behind -- is europe going to be six months behind all the way along? mark: we are looking at growth 7% '21 having declined by 2.5% last year in the u.s. if you do the math, it puts the u.s. in a situation where it has closed its outlook cap by the later part of this year. eurozone, we don't think you are closing that outward gap until the end of 2022. a year behind in this. certainly, there is a sense in the u.s. there are further plans beyond the current covid package to spend on infrastructure and green technology. we could well see over a number of years a period where the u.s. is going for it on fiscal policy and the big question in europe is -- is there enough budget reform after the elections are out-of-the-way in september so that further fiscal initiatives can mirror those in the states? alix: pretty staggering assessment, considering eight months ago the narrative was europe would outperform. they had their handle on the virus battle. how
and europe is going to be. there's europe owing to be six months behind -- is europe going to be six months behind all the way along? mark: we are looking at growth 7% '21 having declined by 2.5% last year in the u.s. if you do the math, it puts the u.s. in a situation where it has closed its outlook cap by the later part of this year. eurozone, we don't think you are closing that outward gap until the end of 2022. a year behind in this. certainly, there is a sense in the u.s. there are further...
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europe eventual he came up with an. vestment program but small businesses like ricardo's felt this help came too late. i would have thought could you foresee the whole me i would have really liked to have seen a united europe as everyone had predicted a strong union with fundamental coordination. or something one of the i mean i would have liked to have seen those with more opportunities to help the others a true europe you know he and i was in the middle ok. but in the end it didn't work out that way in which everyone close the borders and said here's a brick wash your own dirty laundry at home by the spark you know about the reading . that really showed us that we can't talk about a single hero. in the meantime into an ocean and with a lot of the overall. anyone who comes to trist can still experience the charm of the old habsburg monarchy. 100 years ago the port city was a trading hub to eastern europe. the iron curtain interrupted the lanes for decades . now the city wants to return to its former glory and is hoping
europe eventual he came up with an. vestment program but small businesses like ricardo's felt this help came too late. i would have thought could you foresee the whole me i would have really liked to have seen a united europe as everyone had predicted a strong union with fundamental coordination. or something one of the i mean i would have liked to have seen those with more opportunities to help the others a true europe you know he and i was in the middle ok. but in the end it didn't work out...
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partnership between europe in the u.s. in my view is and must remain the cornerstone of all we hope to accomplish in the 21st century. just as we did in the 20th century. the challenges we face today -- the challenges we face today are difference. -- are different. when i spoke to you, the global dynamics have shifted. new crises demand our attention. we cannot focus only on the competition among countries that threaten to divide the world or only on global challenges that threaten to sink us altogether if we fail to cooperate. we must do both. we must work in lockstep with our allies and partners. let me a race any lingering doubt. -- let me erase any lingering doubt. we will work closely with our european partners across the continent, from round to riga, to meet the range of challenges we face. we continue to support the goal of a europe whole and free and a piece. --at peace. the u.s. is fully committed to our nato alliance. you know, to me and to the u.s., we will keep faith with article five. it is a guaranteed. an a
partnership between europe in the u.s. in my view is and must remain the cornerstone of all we hope to accomplish in the 21st century. just as we did in the 20th century. the challenges we face today -- the challenges we face today are difference. -- are different. when i spoke to you, the global dynamics have shifted. new crises demand our attention. we cannot focus only on the competition among countries that threaten to divide the world or only on global challenges that threaten to sink us...
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in europe, they are talking about 4%. you could say the uk stimulus package is pretty weak compared to its competitors. very difficult to compare because the uk has been a bit more generous on the support scheme. which bucket do you put this money into? the question will be, as stephanie was saying, the lesson from the financial crisis was that those who did more earlier did better. if biden's saying, "i can't spend too much", people would say that the lesson in the uk was that we didn't fix our banks quickly enough and the us did. most economists would say the risks are on doing too little, not doing too much. fascinating. let us go to europe, where growth has been sluggish and unemployment, especially amongst the young, has been high for a decade now. will the pandemic exacerbate the problems in the european economies? will it open up structural cracks in the eurozone? with very different budgetary positions in the respective nations, will the response in europe be further integration, of taxation, for example, or will
in europe, they are talking about 4%. you could say the uk stimulus package is pretty weak compared to its competitors. very difficult to compare because the uk has been a bit more generous on the support scheme. which bucket do you put this money into? the question will be, as stephanie was saying, the lesson from the financial crisis was that those who did more earlier did better. if biden's saying, "i can't spend too much", people would say that the lesson in the uk was that we...
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and from there he decided to reach europe on foot. with 1.5 million views on his channel, he has built up a cult following with his special brand of dark humour. church bells ring. we travel to meet him in the italian city of bergamo where he now lives undocumented and is still vlogging. when he left morocco, said had no intention of posting his journey online. but his light—hearted posts mean he's creating a rosy picture of a journey that is often really dangerous. what do you think was the most difficult part of the journey? in some of your videos towards the beginning thejourney seemed kind of fun, like an adventure. do you think that may encourage more people to try to take it? one person who has been influenced by videos like said's is anwar. he is still making his way across greece, following a route that he spent years researching on youtube. he is constantly on the move so we're following his journey online and chatting on whatsapp. to cycle all the way to italy. like said he does not make it very far before he is arrested.
and from there he decided to reach europe on foot. with 1.5 million views on his channel, he has built up a cult following with his special brand of dark humour. church bells ring. we travel to meet him in the italian city of bergamo where he now lives undocumented and is still vlogging. when he left morocco, said had no intention of posting his journey online. but his light—hearted posts mean he's creating a rosy picture of a journey that is often really dangerous. what do you think was the...
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thousands of migrants dream of reaching europe. but at the eu borders they often get a rude awakening. likeere in theosnian refugee camp lipa. it recently burned to the ground. people have to brace the bitter winter cold. authorities ve set up w tents. but there's still no running water or electricity. from here, the eu seems within reach. for most migrants in the lipa camp, bosnia is just a transit stop. their goal is reach theu and so they try and try to cross the border to neighboring croatia. for raheel zaf'r the living conditions in the camp are so terrible, that moving to a nearby forest seemed like a better option for him. his big goal is to someday make it to germany. and he's willing to endure numerous hardships to make his dream come true. >> this camp in the forest is what young pakistani raheel zafar has called home for three months. he shares his home-made tent with five other men. >> there is my sleeping bag. here is potato, chili, water, everything we have for dinner, onion. this is my food. >> every few days, aid or
thousands of migrants dream of reaching europe. but at the eu borders they often get a rude awakening. likeere in theosnian refugee camp lipa. it recently burned to the ground. people have to brace the bitter winter cold. authorities ve set up w tents. but there's still no running water or electricity. from here, the eu seems within reach. for most migrants in the lipa camp, bosnia is just a transit stop. their goal is reach theu and so they try and try to cross the border to neighboring...
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if you look at the differences between europe and u.s., europe 93%, u.s. went after 33%, talking about 423 billion of debt restructuring in the world, as of which only europe really went into a lockdown, almost from a physical point of view but also from a restructuring, financial point of view, because of the protection, is what americans call the kicking the can down the road. for what we have been seeing in europe, we have seen happening, as often is the case come in the longer period in the next couple of years in europe. francine: stefano, is it healthy companies that are, you know, going bankrupt or researcher because of the pandemic, or is it companies that would have not survived anyway, it would have just taken longer to get there? stefano: it would be more the second case. companies that were struggling before and that were limping around and have been put into the debt in kind of a frozen state, but now they will not be able to survive after that, and, to some extent, this is the better cleaning that did not happen and happen that every crisis.
if you look at the differences between europe and u.s., europe 93%, u.s. went after 33%, talking about 423 billion of debt restructuring in the world, as of which only europe really went into a lockdown, almost from a physical point of view but also from a restructuring, financial point of view, because of the protection, is what americans call the kicking the can down the road. for what we have been seeing in europe, we have seen happening, as often is the case come in the longer period in the...
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growth rate will rebound more strongly than in europe. so in general terms, the scale of the stimulus will be more supportive of u.s. growth than a smaller fiscal stimulus is going to be against the backdrop of a bigger drop in demand in europe. so i think without a doubt, the recovery back to prepend them at levels will be a lot quicker in the u.s. then it will in the euro zone, but by the same token, you could compare this fiscal stimulus to any fiscal stimulus. it is still filling a whole to some degree rather than just adding to an underlying level of gdp, like for instance, back in 2018. so there will be some risk associated with it, but for a lot of people, it is replacing lost income. it is not just an additional sugar rush on top of that. alix: that is a really great point. janet henry of hsbc, you are going to be sticking with us. all of that draghi hope is now in the market. we will when you switch to xfinity mobile, you're choosing to get connected to the most reliable network nationwide, now with 5g included. discover how to s
growth rate will rebound more strongly than in europe. so in general terms, the scale of the stimulus will be more supportive of u.s. growth than a smaller fiscal stimulus is going to be against the backdrop of a bigger drop in demand in europe. so i think without a doubt, the recovery back to prepend them at levels will be a lot quicker in the u.s. then it will in the euro zone, but by the same token, you could compare this fiscal stimulus to any fiscal stimulus. it is still filling a whole to...
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this is "daybreak: europe." bonds selloff, cautious optimism for recovery but global equities trade lower. a study shows the pfizer vaccine reduces the spread of covid-19. brent crude resumes gains as the market reassesses fallout from texas is big freeze. he will hear from the ceo of vestas on the picture for renewables. a lot to get through this monday morning, but we have to start with what is going on, potentially this recalibration in the bond market. martin malone talking about 3% this year after we heard from economists, professor stiglitz, krugman, larry summers. summers is saying the fed is not prepared, not recognizing the era we are headed into. good morning. manus: absolutely. good to be together again. when you look at what summers goes on to say, he said to the fed will be well under to raising rates in 2022. go back and listen. if you want to understand fed policy from the 1950's, even i wasn't around to talk about it. annmarie: you are the resident historian. manus: but you are right, he is calli
this is "daybreak: europe." bonds selloff, cautious optimism for recovery but global equities trade lower. a study shows the pfizer vaccine reduces the spread of covid-19. brent crude resumes gains as the market reassesses fallout from texas is big freeze. he will hear from the ceo of vestas on the picture for renewables. a lot to get through this monday morning, but we have to start with what is going on, potentially this recalibration in the bond market. martin malone talking about...
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just one example of how much has changed since you arrived in europe. more has turned out the 5 clubs in belgium most recently spent 4 years with the small of the to bruges based 1st division clubs. so keep it in mind and i be a place like this. now. you can come from training and just pick up. whatever you choose you know and going there if we're not we played without shoes beginning one where no shoes even the boys you know. the boys the. boys told me. it was you know and it was just fun and just to distract from everything that's going on around you it was small. i mean skip. all of the trash from all of one it'll be you know everyone thought this trash into. we. just left through it so we used the plastic bags for example to make. my friends you know stopping for trying to do the damn thing. so. it became part of our lives. there's a saying in kenya nothing good comes from dunder. what worries johanna is that kids like alice sundra are still facing the same problems a bit he faced as a youngster 20 years ago. you know life is hard in the gesso somet
just one example of how much has changed since you arrived in europe. more has turned out the 5 clubs in belgium most recently spent 4 years with the small of the to bruges based 1st division clubs. so keep it in mind and i be a place like this. now. you can come from training and just pick up. whatever you choose you know and going there if we're not we played without shoes beginning one where no shoes even the boys you know. the boys the. boys told me. it was you know and it was just fun and...
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flexing its muscles from the middle eastern europe to cyberspace. from afghanistan to the persian gulf the u.s. remains deeply in tangled in conflicts it doesn't know how much were sold. in europe it faces allies so disillusioned that they're hedging their bets on america pushing the future of the western alliance into question. but in the contest for global power and influence one challenge overshadows all of us in china a new superpower has risen. one with a military might challenge the west. and an economy that's the envy of the world. as washington takes it on the brink general trying to turn one china looked on with obvious glee. with a veto in i.p.c.s. found 28 year that she may 1 day mean america so diminished that china can take sarcastic satisfaction in the state of its democracy think for a moment just how far the tape. tunde just 30 years ago george bush sr hailed in america triumphant it had won the cold war it was in chunks no substitute for american leadership the president carry no one american credibility and role ayatollah but no on
flexing its muscles from the middle eastern europe to cyberspace. from afghanistan to the persian gulf the u.s. remains deeply in tangled in conflicts it doesn't know how much were sold. in europe it faces allies so disillusioned that they're hedging their bets on america pushing the future of the western alliance into question. but in the contest for global power and influence one challenge overshadows all of us in china a new superpower has risen. one with a military might challenge the west....
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a double-dip recession in europe? as you can see, they continue that spread, it continues to track lower and lower. joining us from london is jane foley, head of fx strategy at rabobank. we've got $1.2030 on euro-dollar at the moment. the data out of the states is sensational. europe is struggling to catch up. do you think the euro deserves to be at $1.20 in the near term? jane: i have been looking for one dollar 20 cents, but to be honest, i think the euro has had some good news as well. we have draghi at the head of italian politics, and that is certainly something that the european markets will welcome. yes, the vaccine news we have had today from europe is good news after all. we have had germany announced earlier in the week that it will be opening up some of those restrictions, and some of those numbers, with respect to covid cases, they are not as bad as the numbers we have presently in the u.k. either. we have a much more rolled out vaccination program. so it isn't all bad, but i do think that we are going to
a double-dip recession in europe? as you can see, they continue that spread, it continues to track lower and lower. joining us from london is jane foley, head of fx strategy at rabobank. we've got $1.2030 on euro-dollar at the moment. the data out of the states is sensational. europe is struggling to catch up. do you think the euro deserves to be at $1.20 in the near term? jane: i have been looking for one dollar 20 cents, but to be honest, i think the euro has had some good news as well. we...
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the paradox here is that europe probably would not have. taken any strong positions or made any ostrow statements had russia not arrested them while they the way they did it as soon as he stepped off the plane so i find it a little bit puzzling i think that if europe wanted to keep a sorry if russia wanted to keep europe away from its domestic life from making comments and saying things then they should not have done that i mean they must have understood that if you live in a flawless in from the main i mean attention will be banned if they arrest him then there will be western reactions deliberately done and yeah that's and why i don't know you know it's a very good point that we've been asking the very same question there's also the nord stream to natural gas pipeline between russia and germany it's almost completed and it has become politically very explosive the german government as you know stands behind the project the united states says the pipeline threatens european energy security this is what the white house said today about the
the paradox here is that europe probably would not have. taken any strong positions or made any ostrow statements had russia not arrested them while they the way they did it as soon as he stepped off the plane so i find it a little bit puzzling i think that if europe wanted to keep a sorry if russia wanted to keep europe away from its domestic life from making comments and saying things then they should not have done that i mean they must have understood that if you live in a flawless in from...
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in europe well. some french manufacturers are calling for higher import taxes on foreign masks to try and redress the imbalance in pricing. but with officials admitting that france will need to produce less than hof its current output when the coronavirus crisis is over it's hard to see how well 20 french produces survive the end of the pandemic. and from european manufacturing let's take a look at european markets amsterdam has overtaken london as europe's biggest trading hub of us things to bragg's that which prompted some e.u. firms to move from the u.k. capital so that they could continue servicing you markets and amsterdam was the biggest winner share trading there shooting up to 9200000000 euros a day during january knocking london down into 2nd place the u.k. capital seeing only about half the daily trading it averaging 2020 a dutch copper also leapfrogging paris and frankfurt to emerge as the biggest winner so far of britain's exit from the e.u. at least in trading terms now our financial cor
in europe well. some french manufacturers are calling for higher import taxes on foreign masks to try and redress the imbalance in pricing. but with officials admitting that france will need to produce less than hof its current output when the coronavirus crisis is over it's hard to see how well 20 french produces survive the end of the pandemic. and from european manufacturing let's take a look at european markets amsterdam has overtaken london as europe's biggest trading hub of us things to...
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and then he set off for europe by land. in sharing his journey on youtube he has become part of a phenomenon that started two years ago. the migrant influencer. in morocco, they belong to a forgotten generation. nearly one in four young people do not have a job. but through youtube they found a new identity. this is said. better known in the world of youtube as boya vlog. he has a university degree but last year he left his home in morocco and moved to turkey. and from there he decided to reach europe on foot. with 1.5 million views on his channel, he has built up a cult following with his special brand of dark humour. church bells ring. we travel to meet him in the italian city of bergamo where he now lives undocumented and is still vlogging. when he left morocco, said had no intention of posting his journey online. but his light—hearted posts mean he's creating a rosy picture of a journey that is often really dangerous. what do you think was the most difficult part of the journey? in some of your videos towards the begi
and then he set off for europe by land. in sharing his journey on youtube he has become part of a phenomenon that started two years ago. the migrant influencer. in morocco, they belong to a forgotten generation. nearly one in four young people do not have a job. but through youtube they found a new identity. this is said. better known in the world of youtube as boya vlog. he has a university degree but last year he left his home in morocco and moved to turkey. and from there he decided to reach...
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but in europe there's a. morning when for accepting money from the new superpower will become dependent. on it because of the state. the chinese state has a lot of money at its disposal. and that's how it's expanding and asserting its status and position in the world. china's gateway to europe. starts feb 19th on d. w. . germany's long lockdown is getting longer much of the country has been shut down since december and chancellor angela merkel says the coronavirus restrictions will be extended another month into more every time a possible exit is pushed further into the future the likelihood of a public and political pushback groups today the chancellor warned the new strains of the virus now threaten to wipe out any success a new day.
but in europe there's a. morning when for accepting money from the new superpower will become dependent. on it because of the state. the chinese state has a lot of money at its disposal. and that's how it's expanding and asserting its status and position in the world. china's gateway to europe. starts feb 19th on d. w. . germany's long lockdown is getting longer much of the country has been shut down since december and chancellor angela merkel says the coronavirus restrictions will be extended...
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welcome to europe. it has been a bad year _ welcome to europe. it has been a bad year for travel lovers. - a bad year for travel lovers. but the pandemic has not stopped everyone. we are here to meet some people who have been blogging about their journey to europe. they are not your typical travel bloggers. that arabic word means someone who burned through borders. they are undocumented migrants passing illegally into europe. over the last few years, this group of unorthodox travellers have made a corner of youtube their home. a place where they can document their wild journeys forfriends can document their wild journeys for friends back in morocco. but are these stories of adventure and encouraging other people to make a difficultjourney? orare other people to make a difficultjourney? or are they just providing a service, showing the hardships of migration so that others will not make a fatal mistake? it is may 2020. five years after the migrant crisis that led the eu to secure its borders. but that has not stopped this man. he is in greece with
welcome to europe. it has been a bad year _ welcome to europe. it has been a bad year for travel lovers. - a bad year for travel lovers. but the pandemic has not stopped everyone. we are here to meet some people who have been blogging about their journey to europe. they are not your typical travel bloggers. that arabic word means someone who burned through borders. they are undocumented migrants passing illegally into europe. over the last few years, this group of unorthodox travellers have...
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europe we see the port of. leave here they've got to go what they're very dangerous or kouddous and then. a smaller vessel is that with all of them their vessel is they've got to go and they're redistributed. the many other ports. but dock workers are skeptical. only 70 to 80 percent of the containers are transshipped which won't create any new jobs. the profits stay with the owner of the port. the chinese state company costco. none of it goes to the greeks. i think it's all about the expansion of chinese capitalism. the chinese state has a lot of money and this is its way of expanding and asserting its status. its position in the world the fish if. china is a world power you can't overlook that or be indifferent to it. if you walk the industry. and then you walk into streets in shanghai you don't need to do any analysis to understand why countries grow active 0 percent like here and why some other countries a girl 8 or same's i see the cost to china you just see immediately and i've been witnessing in 10 years
europe we see the port of. leave here they've got to go what they're very dangerous or kouddous and then. a smaller vessel is that with all of them their vessel is they've got to go and they're redistributed. the many other ports. but dock workers are skeptical. only 70 to 80 percent of the containers are transshipped which won't create any new jobs. the profits stay with the owner of the port. the chinese state company costco. none of it goes to the greeks. i think it's all about the expansion...
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he was asked to respond to the secret flight scandal as a member of the council of europe. the council of europe is an international organization made up of $47.00 european states its objective is to defend democracy the rule of law and human rights on our continent. in the event of suspected human rights violations the council of europe appoints a repetition to investigate the events. of the medieval. the nazi near. 0 mm. be. the into their own imputes that their act or is meets it or the. me some of that the up i was originated only. believe. that it was because to go back. on november the 25th 2005 in bucharest dick mounted was formally appointed by the council of europe to look into the cia's extraordinary renditions and secret prisons fear of the spotted. lease was. towards vidis you know meant by so. if you went with what the law in accept. that i would have that they're not they're not i am not are not good at that not out of the amount of money they are letting him. this was a good time to. try to move there i. know a lot of them want to get my money not why not the
he was asked to respond to the secret flight scandal as a member of the council of europe. the council of europe is an international organization made up of $47.00 european states its objective is to defend democracy the rule of law and human rights on our continent. in the event of suspected human rights violations the council of europe appoints a repetition to investigate the events. of the medieval. the nazi near. 0 mm. be. the into their own imputes that their act or is meets it or the. me...
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and europe. and that's the latest business update here on d w 4 more you can always check out our website at www dot com slash business or follow us on social media from in the team thanks for watching. or not to well. what about assuring the economy instead. of. the change in thinking is changing the economy to create something new. for the economics magazine maybe in germany. next on. we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. manticora. concert for food. and some great cultural memorials to boot. d.w. trouble we go. remember how almost every 2nd show about hero made was about digital disruption we used to collectively gaze into the future in the hope of a better more efficient life with less work and most spare time allowing tech to take care of things the problem was government said companies dragging their feet refusing to adopt anything.
and europe. and that's the latest business update here on d w 4 more you can always check out our website at www dot com slash business or follow us on social media from in the team thanks for watching. or not to well. what about assuring the economy instead. of. the change in thinking is changing the economy to create something new. for the economics magazine maybe in germany. next on. we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. manticora. concert for food. and some great cultural memorials...
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to china and usa and europe can be the 3rd key player in the global arena i hope that's what europe decides to do things better. politicians in rome are also gradually turning against china. human rights violations haven't been a reason to cut down on business so far. but world wide criticism is growing. these 3 members of parliament are part of a cross party alliance on china. they want to see a tougher stance towards beijing. when you make an economic agreement with a country that doesn't respect human rights you are dealing with human rights because it means that you don't care much we need that utopia he needs to defeat another single counter each of the so you are peas already too small to add up real early with china all together but one single country can't have a stronger relationship with china and that's true so if you google in debt interaction . as equally it's sure that you will lose that relationship so i believe that is the most important mistake. above and beyond party politics be the left wing centrist. conservative what unites these politicians is the worry that eu
to china and usa and europe can be the 3rd key player in the global arena i hope that's what europe decides to do things better. politicians in rome are also gradually turning against china. human rights violations haven't been a reason to cut down on business so far. but world wide criticism is growing. these 3 members of parliament are part of a cross party alliance on china. they want to see a tougher stance towards beijing. when you make an economic agreement with a country that doesn't...
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since the start of the pandemic nearly 115000 people have died that's the worst toll in europe the country is now accelerating its track and trace with volunteers going door to door to check whether people have the disease studies show that the u.k.'s astra zeneca job offers only limited protection against new coronavirus variants but some researches want to continue use of the shot arguing that it helps protect against the worst effects of the mutations. and it comes after the head of the parliamentary health committee said the code response had been mishandled for my health secretary jeremy hunt added that above all the government should have reacted quicker. as a country we have not got everything right in our pandemic handling we need to learn lessons and the biggest lesson of all is that in a pandemic you have to act faster than the virus tough new measures for travelers to the u.k. also come into force on monday leading legal experts including top u.k. judges of heavily criticized the government's threat to jail arrivals who lie about their travel history or their quarantine plans he
since the start of the pandemic nearly 115000 people have died that's the worst toll in europe the country is now accelerating its track and trace with volunteers going door to door to check whether people have the disease studies show that the u.k.'s astra zeneca job offers only limited protection against new coronavirus variants but some researches want to continue use of the shot arguing that it helps protect against the worst effects of the mutations. and it comes after the head of the...
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fund the line of prolonging drastically the coven pandemic on mainland europe at a huge cost to lives and the economy he called the management of the bank them in a fiasco and said after 2 months the rollout of vaccines is dramatically low in europe so you're painting a very different picture from the one that members of the european parliament are seeing you're in trouble if figures like miss the fast start are turning against you in this way. you are quoting one of the 751 members i can hurt others if you like no other but you should quote a majority to make the point that the european parliament is against the commissioner of exit strategy you know in brussels that is what they call the intellectual appeal of pessimism somehow to be trendy to be more durned to make headlines have to be a pessimist in the brussels bubble well i do not believe in this school of thought and monotonous and i repeat what i told you earlier this european strategy is working at the end of the process you will see that will be one of the most remarkable european success ever well that's what you say about
fund the line of prolonging drastically the coven pandemic on mainland europe at a huge cost to lives and the economy he called the management of the bank them in a fiasco and said after 2 months the rollout of vaccines is dramatically low in europe so you're painting a very different picture from the one that members of the european parliament are seeing you're in trouble if figures like miss the fast start are turning against you in this way. you are quoting one of the 751 members i can hurt...
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fund their line of prolonging drastically the coven pandemic on mainland europe and the huge cost to lives and the economy he called the management of the bank deming a fiasco and said after 2 months the rollout of vaccines is dramatically low in europe so you're painting a very different picture from the one that members of the european parliament are seeing you're in trouble if figures like miss the 1st half start are turning against you in this way. you are quoting one of the 751 members i can hurt others if you like no other but you should call the majority to make the point that the european parliament is against the commissioner of exit strategy you know in brussels there is what they call the intellectual appeal of pessimists somehow to be trendy to be more to make headlines have to be a pessimist in the brussels bubble well i do not believe in this school of thought and monotonous and i repeat what i told you earlier this european strategy is working at the end of the process you will see that will be one of the most remarkable european success ever well that's what you say a
fund their line of prolonging drastically the coven pandemic on mainland europe and the huge cost to lives and the economy he called the management of the bank deming a fiasco and said after 2 months the rollout of vaccines is dramatically low in europe so you're painting a very different picture from the one that members of the european parliament are seeing you're in trouble if figures like miss the 1st half start are turning against you in this way. you are quoting one of the 751 members i...
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located in the heart of europe are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and try our services. biala gassed at frankfurt airport city managed by from a bought. this is e.w. name is a live from berlin prosecutors rest their case in the 2nd impeachment trial against donald trump they're urging senators to convict the former president for inciting the storming of the capitol on january 6th they say the violent mob was acting on his orders to try to stop the certification of joe biden selection was our correspondent in washington for more.
located in the heart of europe are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and try our services. biala gassed at frankfurt airport city managed by from a bought. this is e.w. name is a live from berlin prosecutors rest their case in the 2nd impeachment trial against donald trump they're urging senators to convict the former president for inciting the storming of the capitol on january 6th they say the violent mob was acting on his orders to try to stop...
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how can we as a major economic power in europe contribute to nonproliferation? how can we help restore negotiation on the iranian nuclear program? it is important to israel, the united states, very important to us. my own country is a nonnuclear country, we don't like new nuclear powers whether in europe or southeast asia or elsewhere in the world. >> host: one of the things that fascinates and perplexes americans when they look at european strategic discussions, the franco german relationship and we sometimes don't understand where you agree and where you disagree. in some ways it seems as germany is calling for more strategic autonomy in europe and france is calling for this and the time of charles they gaulle, in some ways the views are closer than before and yet it also seems some very significant differences remain so how would you explain to a bunch of us poor perplexed americans what is this debate and how should we understand it? >> guest: it is a very interesting debate but it is more a debate about concepts than substance. let me be very clear. in germ
how can we as a major economic power in europe contribute to nonproliferation? how can we help restore negotiation on the iranian nuclear program? it is important to israel, the united states, very important to us. my own country is a nonnuclear country, we don't like new nuclear powers whether in europe or southeast asia or elsewhere in the world. >> host: one of the things that fascinates and perplexes americans when they look at european strategic discussions, the franco german...
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tap on the wrist which is an exercise internal to the united states and europe. and within europe is internal to the major powers germany france and the the most vigorous and say russian powers of the baltic states and all so give these are all internal matters in the e.u. just as the whole of russia gate was an internal u.s. domestic policy issue and which russia was unfortunately 'd we join in for the purposes of one of the other side so in terms of trying to take all those boxes the several has been trying to do have a sense that seemingly ill fated to trip to moscow as far as a number of any pays are concerned has it even been possible to straddle those 2 priorities of being able to please those in the e.u. who wanted to see some sort of action against russia and also making sure it didn't antagonize sensitive and lucrative business on the other i think you're i think you have pinned down the issues that are the fundamental issues which relate to the weakness the interests a sickness the. incompetence of the e.u. or for a ts and for those who just want to sur
tap on the wrist which is an exercise internal to the united states and europe. and within europe is internal to the major powers germany france and the the most vigorous and say russian powers of the baltic states and all so give these are all internal matters in the e.u. just as the whole of russia gate was an internal u.s. domestic policy issue and which russia was unfortunately 'd we join in for the purposes of one of the other side so in terms of trying to take all those boxes the several...
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not in europe, notably, although there is a case to be made for europe. again reflecting the fact that there are a lot of reasons why this investment spending is going to turn into a multiyear boost for commodities. i think there has been a pause in investment that is going to cause a rebound in prices to continue. so we are risk on, we are equities risk on. we have a position in high-yield, so we are with the reflation. francine: rick, where do you see the most excitement playing out? you just made the case for equities. you see quite a lot of excitement on treasuries. what happens to the currency market? rick: let's face it, we were wrong in currencies. we thought the dolly would continue to weaken, like many others, -- we thought the dollar would continue to weaken, like many others, and we had a january rebound. the dollar declining in 2021 underpins emerging markets. what is exciting, i think china is very exciting. we have all go -- we have all gone through uncertainty because of the executive order, how to deal with that from an asset management pe
not in europe, notably, although there is a case to be made for europe. again reflecting the fact that there are a lot of reasons why this investment spending is going to turn into a multiyear boost for commodities. i think there has been a pause in investment that is going to cause a rebound in prices to continue. so we are risk on, we are equities risk on. we have a position in high-yield, so we are with the reflation. francine: rick, where do you see the most excitement playing out? you just...
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what do you need to know out of europe. within the last hour astrazeneca's ceo said his firm will deliver 40 million doses in q1. moderna saying that his firm will start human trials for the south african variant. e.u. leaders discussing how to get the urine -- union out of the pandemic. pressure to speed up the delivery of shots and to escape -- except vaccine passport. angela merkel saying that that could be possible. the ecb's chief economist attempting to push eurozone yields lower. philip said that the central bank will buy bonds to prevent undue tightening. let me tell you what has happened around that. we have seen yields continued to rise and prices continuing to sell off. stoxx 600 is also down. look at the move that we are seeing in terms of the btp market in italy. you are seeing a huge move in greece. the market is not listening and yields are rising sharply. alix: in the u.s. is a similar story, can we handle it in the u.s. or elsewhere like in emerging markets? that is a different question. 10-year yeilds up b
what do you need to know out of europe. within the last hour astrazeneca's ceo said his firm will deliver 40 million doses in q1. moderna saying that his firm will start human trials for the south african variant. e.u. leaders discussing how to get the urine -- union out of the pandemic. pressure to speed up the delivery of shots and to escape -- except vaccine passport. angela merkel saying that that could be possible. the ecb's chief economist attempting to push eurozone yields lower. philip...
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and europe, market cap gdp is three times higher than europe. we lack capital in europe, and there are concerns -- my appointing partner share the vision to bring capital come and we chose naturally the -- francine: the world has capital in abundance. many people are starting spac's. why -- what would set you apart? jean-pierre: there are two strategy point concerns. with two partners, while they focus on financial sectors, when we will do, what we can bring to a company is experience of the financial sector and digital transformation, regulatory, and long-term vision and the ability to work with -- francine: which areas of financial services do you now consider undervalued? jean-pierre: within the financial services, the -- that has been taking place than it been actively directed by the crisis, you can see in subsectors insurance, pin tech, and financials, that the need for all of them to reach critical size on one side, and traditional asset management need to reach the critical side of asset management in europe. [indiscernible] concentratin
and europe, market cap gdp is three times higher than europe. we lack capital in europe, and there are concerns -- my appointing partner share the vision to bring capital come and we chose naturally the -- francine: the world has capital in abundance. many people are starting spac's. why -- what would set you apart? jean-pierre: there are two strategy point concerns. with two partners, while they focus on financial sectors, when we will do, what we can bring to a company is experience of the...
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come to europe. it will be marvellous this summer in france _ it will be marvellous this summer in france can — it will be marvellous this summer in france can you _ it will be marvellous this summer in france. can you imagine _ it will be marvellous this summer in france. can you imagine not- it will be marvellous this summer in l france. can you imagine not spending a holiday— france. can you imagine not spending a holiday in— france. can you imagine not spending a holiday in france?! _ i'm vaccinated, i will go to france. i'm coming with you, if that's all right? even though stephanie can come with you. simon, what about you? i spent the last two days with my 18—year—old, she is about to finish her a—levels, looking at places in greece. what we were looking for is, can we refund this if we can't go? that was the big issue. we are all doing our bit to boost the european economy this summer if we can possibly get to the mediterranean. my thanks to marc roche, stephanie baker and simonjac
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guy: what are you seeing in europe? it looks like it will be difficult for americans to fly over here, but within europe, what is the picture? peter: as you remarked, europe recently has been much more locked down there the u.s. for a variety of reasons, it's been less controlled. what we are seeing in europe is these lockdowns can be severe and serious. they really limit travel. as we open, we see many of the same trends that we see in other parts of the world. people doing more accommodative rentals. they are doing it more locally, driving rather than flying. so it is basically the same phenomenon. the borders are closer together, but the same phenomenon. when they can cross borders, they certainly do, but it's a lot of driving, what we would call near travel. not as many people flying clearly. we are seeing pretty much the same trends, just the country is smaller and the borders are closer. kailey: in theory, i'm supposed to be going to ireland in july. guy doesn't think that will happen. peter: i have faith that you
guy: what are you seeing in europe? it looks like it will be difficult for americans to fly over here, but within europe, what is the picture? peter: as you remarked, europe recently has been much more locked down there the u.s. for a variety of reasons, it's been less controlled. what we are seeing in europe is these lockdowns can be severe and serious. they really limit travel. as we open, we see many of the same trends that we see in other parts of the world. people doing more accommodative...
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china's gateway to europe. starts feb 19th on. u.k. prime minister boris johnson has told his country to prepare for not one not 2 but repeated vaccinations in order to keep up with the mutating coronavirus the british scientist in charge of monitoring the mutations says the variant 1st identified there is changing yet again and it's migrating tonight that scientists joins me with a prediction about a variant now sweeping the planet and she has a warning the mutating virus may be able to outsmart the vaccines that were developed to stop it i bring out the berlin this is the day. we're born the virus and it is where we. were battling with a with nature with a disease that is capable of mutating and unchanging becoming monsters missile more deadly and eventually more uses them to vaccines in which case we didn't redesign the vaccine but we're still going to be doing this 10 years down the line but a virus is not going anywhere if we stay with us when we are in a race between a mutating virus and the acts of a 6. also coming up a criminal
china's gateway to europe. starts feb 19th on. u.k. prime minister boris johnson has told his country to prepare for not one not 2 but repeated vaccinations in order to keep up with the mutating coronavirus the british scientist in charge of monitoring the mutations says the variant 1st identified there is changing yet again and it's migrating tonight that scientists joins me with a prediction about a variant now sweeping the planet and she has a warning the mutating virus may be able to...
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just one example of how much has changed since you arrived in europe. more has turned out the 5 clubs in belgium most recently spent 4 years with the smaller of the 2 bruce based 1st division clubs. so keep it in mind and i'll be a place like this. now. you can come from training and just pick up. whatever you choose you know and going there you could not we played with i was sure the beginning one where no issues with the boys you know. the boys the. boys. used. and it was just fun just to distract us from from everything that's going on around you it was more . an escape. all the trash is from all of them they'd all be you know everyone thought. we. just got next to it so we used their plastic bags from from the garbage to make. my money my friends you know stopping for more trying to . get things so them. in. that part of our lives. there's a saying in kenya nothing good comes from dunder. what worries johanna is that kids like alice sandra us still facing the same problems a bit he faced as a youngster 20 years ago. you know life is hard in the ghet
just one example of how much has changed since you arrived in europe. more has turned out the 5 clubs in belgium most recently spent 4 years with the smaller of the 2 bruce based 1st division clubs. so keep it in mind and i'll be a place like this. now. you can come from training and just pick up. whatever you choose you know and going there you could not we played with i was sure the beginning one where no issues with the boys you know. the boys the. boys. used. and it was just fun just to...
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spoke with any peaceful and your heart about to europe's position. as she is a member of the delegation of relations with countries of southeast asia and joins us from brussels. but a european parliament advice about the situation in myanmar just this week and just 15 minutes ago i voted on our joint resolution on on the situation in myanmar and it's clear that that you must act and support the protesters that are demanding that the democrat is a nation process in the country continues and that the military returns the power and the european parliament is very clear we're calling for support to the u.n. to get access to the country and of course the e.u. is not a big diplomatic power but we are an economic power where the 3rd largest trading partner of myanmar we need to expand sanctions against the military and that are responsible for the coup and we need to suspend the preferred access.
spoke with any peaceful and your heart about to europe's position. as she is a member of the delegation of relations with countries of southeast asia and joins us from brussels. but a european parliament advice about the situation in myanmar just this week and just 15 minutes ago i voted on our joint resolution on on the situation in myanmar and it's clear that that you must act and support the protesters that are demanding that the democrat is a nation process in the country continues and that...