from china and a cold winter in europe could see a repeat of energy price rises that have made the cost of living crisis worse. the reality is, the energy system of today continues to desperately need oil and gas. and before we are able to let go of that, we need to make sure we have developed a new energy systems of the future stop and we are not yet collectively moving at the pace that requires that to happen. antonio gutierrez, the chief of the un, said that it is economic and moral madness to continue to look for new oil and gas. what would you say to him? i disagree with him, respectfully. i think what would be dangerous and irresponsible is actually cutting out the oil and gas production so that the cost of living, as we sawjust last year, starts to shoot up again. not to mention the fact that many countries, last year, countries like bangladesh, countries like pakistan, because europe couldn t afford to import lng,
question that that s why i hope because these days europe couldn t survive without africa if it went off for good reason africa is rich in diamonds and uranium or new premier produce here is the biggest uranium producer way you can and yet we pity its children and if you ve been to my country get me a is one of the biggest producers of bauxite after australia and it s going into it with that i leave my study geology and i know that. but who profits from it maybe. the truth on the it makes me angry it makes me sick at heart when i see there s a new phobia the masquerade for me what is europe doing to us. the anger and despair but here but so is the hope for a better life. to
industrial tariffs so the e.u. is adamant that country is to be excluded because everybody knows of course in brussels that all hell will break loose if they would really sort of put every country into sort of into the mix there that is really politically poisonous and also nobody really wants a resurgence or a return off the doomed to negotiations that died a quiet seventeen because the u.s. and the europe couldn t agree on anything really so this is about car parts cars. just strictly lifting tevis those and trying to stall the head of donald trump who has now as we just reminded off threatened tariffs on airbus and so that is it s really is an attempt to sort of get to washington to the negotiating table barbara france was apparently very much opposed to trade talks just yet you
bulgaria we started looking for companies outside the bulgarian europe couldn t find anyone there as well. so they teamed up with a friend to start their company lam on in a print shop the first prototypes of their biodegradable laminating films are being made it s a one hundred percent composed of all biopolymers. sophia s becoming a breeding ground for startups a number of e.u. programs provide funding for initial investments. the fledgling companies often settle in co-working spaces like beat a house that rent out office or studio space to fashion companies software developers and other startups sofia s been called europe s silicon valley there s plenty of potential says beta houses chief operating officer we have you know very good software engineering talent in the country so you see sophia so many companies saw foreign companies open their offices on salaries here in. and you know.
haven t we heard this about final deadlines so many times which is going to be the final deadline? you cynic, max. you cynic. you re right. we have heard this so many times. the deadline keeps on moving. but this time this is it. europe couldn t be any clearer. show us your proposals, show us you re serious you can get your financial house in order or get out. i think that was obvious from the message we heard from europe yesterday. many people were scratching their heads and furious yesterday not just finance ministers but also leaders here in europe really saying how can you show up to these meetings without any sort of realistic, credible proposals, economic proposals with reforms. the finance minister who was a breath of fresh air in the meetings. he showed up with bullet points on a piece of paper from the hotel room. that s what we know and he just