A 750000000000. 00 Euro Recovery Fund to help the bloc ounce back from for such. Also coming up riot police in hong kong moved to start the protests as the government moves to pass a law that would make it a crime to insult the Chinese National anthem. Im simply someones got a couple have you with Us European Commission president was enough on the line has unveiled a plan worth 750000000000 euros to help Member States bounce back from the recession triggered by the coronavirus pandemic the plan includes a 500000000000 euro Fund Proposed by germany and france based on common e. U. Debt a funny line said the fund was an ambitious answer to the challenge she also said the European Union was facing the choice of each country going it alone or responding together as a call. That caused a lot of the pandemic is the president actually is. In the crowd doesnt it is linked in to a number of different front lots of. Friends there is economic the interdependence of our economies its not only the
Up. Benyamin netanyahu becomes the 1st sitting israeli Prime Minister to go on trial as he faces corruption charges just days after beginning his 5th term in office. And in week 2 of the bonus leaders returned from a 4 Straight Fire and showed their heads above the rest they dispatched frank 1st to extend their lead over 2nd placed. On public fully as welcome to the program protests have broken out in hong kong after china sparked outrage with proposed new legislation that would ban bait what beijing calls secessionism and subversive activity aids could allow Chinese Security agents to operate in the territory prodemocracy campaign. Years are calling it a threat to hong kongs autonomy. Tear gas once again shrouds the streets of hong kong. Protests returned after china pushed for a strict new National Security law for the territory under cover of the corona virus. The National Security law is even more damaging and harmful than the extradition bell last year introduced by the government
Extend their lead over 2nd place. Im pablo foley yes welcome to the program protests have broken out in hong kong after china sparked outrage with proposed new legislation that would ban what beijing calls secessionism and subversive activity is could allow Chinese Security agents to operate in the territory prodemocracy campaigners are calling it a threat to hong kongs autonomy. Once again trots the streets of hong kong. Protests and off to china push for a strict new National Security law for the territory under cover of the coronavirus. The National Security law is even more damaging and harmful than the extradition bell last year introduced by the government and now when time is running out in hong kong we would describe now as the beginning of the end we dont have enough time but we still need to continue the fight. For opponent see this is the end of hong kongs one country 2 systems relationship with china the legislation that gives beijing more surveillance powers is supported b
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