To. The world will welcome you watching on t. V. International with me thinking erin good to have you with us this hour our top story over three hundred palestinians have been injured including around fifty with gunshot wounds says another day of rage was declared on friday against president trumps you know lateral decision to recognize jerusalem as the israeli capital weve been following the fresh wave of protests from the ground. Im here with the basis of six point three in northern ramallah where the forces of come all the way in and they firing tear gas so were moving to the back theres a smaller crowd here than normal but they have as always been throwing rocks and stones and sometimes molotov cocktails at the Israeli Soldiers this is the floor its friday of rage actually palestinians all over gaza strip East Jerusalem and the west bank are demonstrating and protesting against Donald Trumps declaration days right the army is drawing tear gas canisters on the protesters as since th
Sackur. Has the eu got its mojo back . After a bleak decade of economic stagnation, internal dysfunction and public discontent, officials in brussels claim the tide has turned, but is there really a renewed appetite for deeper european integration while britain is still fumbling for the exit door . My guest is former italian Prime Minister, eu commissioner and ardent integrationist mario monti. Are the reports of the eus revival somewhat premature . Mario monti, welcome to hardtalk. Pleasure. Why is there a new integrationist spirit abroad in the European Union . I dont quite understand it. Last year i was writing articles and giving speeches on the process of disintegration of the eu. Which looked very real as a prospect. Which looked very real. The main reason why it looked real last year was, in my view, the cynical behaviour of most heads of governments of Member States concerning the eu. They went to brussels to take together decisions supposedly in the interests of the eu, but re
After a bleak decade of economic stagnation, internal dysfunction and public discontent, officials in brussels claim the tide has turned, but is there really a renewed appetite for deeper european integration while britain is still fumbling for the exit door . My guest is former italian Prime Minister, eu commissioner and ardent integrationist mario monti. Are reports of the eus revival somewhat premature . Mario monti, welcome to hardtalk. Pleasure. Why is there a new integrationist spirit abroad in the European Union . I dont quite understand it. Last year i was writing articles and giving speeches on the process of disintegration of the eu. Which looked very real as a prospect. Which looked very real. The main reason why it looked real last year was, in my view, the cynical behaviour of most heads of governments of Member States concerning the eu. They went to brussels to take together decisions supposedly in the interests of the eu, but really each of them was narrowly minded on hi
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We found in the age of trumpets important to choose your words carefully so i want to tell you why i find them to be both wilson experts but of a different quality and a different tone and tenor. To my mind the professor knock has done more than anyone to tell us what Woodrow Wilson had to deal with. To tell us the history and most moment of Woodrow Wilson, what he confronted and how he confronted it and these developments of his own thinking in the world he lived in. Professor tony smith as the other side of that coin has done more than anyone to tell us why this matters. So frankly every president since wilson has not been a question of them or of whether or not they are will sony and but rather how much. Animated Woodrow Wilson in particular of democracy in so much of professor smiths work in the subject of his book tonight will continue to guide American Foreignpolicy today, one might even say would continue to haunt american policy today. What Woodrow Wilson said will not help us