along with 38% support it. six in ten% favor health coverage for the undocumented. the u.s. is heating up its trade fight with the european union over aircraft subsidies just as tensions with china begin to slow down. u.s. proposing new tariffs on e.u. goods worth $4 billion. the tariffs cover 89 products including meat, cheese, pasta, fruits, coffee and whisky. adding that the tariffs on e.u. exports worth $29 billion announced in april. washington has been locked in a dispute against the e.u. for years over subsidies for boeing and airbus. the trump administration has imposed tariffs on european steel and aluminum. they responded putting tariffs on the u.s. worth $3 million. this could hit european powerhouses like ghaerm any and france.
first of all any progress in the military mission will be tied to progress in the peace process and we decided to get at this was very important for us. thank you very much another thing i found quite interesting you were standing there shoulder to shoulder with your your british colleague the british defense minister and you talked about how very very close cooperation between germany and britain is now and will be also after however we heard him say that efforts among e.u. members to coordinate their procurement and their operational activities should not occur at the expense of non e.u. nato members in other words britain after breakfast so actually a few clouds on the horizon of that british german cooperation i think he s right we have building up the european defense union yes but we re working on
a fastball of domestic rival makes sense if confirms the change of tune would come as a blowtorch as it seeks ways to revive growth and restore its battered image regulators ordered they believe the company s biggest bank needs a more powerful partner to help address its problems. with staying in the sector more and more non e.u. banks are announcing their plans to move jobs out of london and to other financial centers once britain has officially left you big players like morgan stanley for example bank of china will no longer be able to conduct business inside the block from their london bases even if it hasn t happened yet it s already having a very real impacts frankfurt has started a multimedia charm offensive to track bankers fleeing from bragg s it brings. nice to meet you the name is. frank. frank said.
a promoted side. the lighting home fans by putting a dent in dortmund armor that disrupt fourpence transfers of winning the league. i m sumi so much going to thank you for joining us chance i m going michael s government has approved is due to approve rather legislation that should help skilled workers from outside the european union find jobs in germany the country urgently needs people to fill more than a million job vacancies now this proposed law would simplify the process for recognizing professional organization training degrees who have earned their degrees abroad now it would also eliminate the requirement that employers have to check whether german nationals are also available to fill the vacancy and that would allow qualified non e.u. nationals who speak germany a german rather to live in the country while. they look for work well let s get the
a million job vacancies the proposed law will simplify the process for recognizing professional or vocational training degrees that have been earned abroad it will eliminate the requirement that employees check whether german nationals are also available to fill the vacancy and if passed by lawmakers it will allow qualified non e.u. nationals who speak german to live in the country while they look for work. is following this story at our parliamentary studios for a so good morning hans you got a package of new rules here for attracting skilled labor it s on its way what was wrong with the old rules. well the old rules in effect said that. it was only people with a university qualification who had a chance of actually finding a job in germany and getting a visa from outside the european union all this possibility is to be extended to