negotiations. what we have seen is that there are about 26 chapters to these trade agreements, four have been completed, 22 there have been significant progress that has been made and there are some sticking points on both sides, so for instance, the uk is very keen to have tariff free access the scotch whisky into the indian market. india on the other hand once more liberalised resume perfect labour forces in access to her students and even professional, highly skilled professionals, so these are some of the negotiations happening, but there is enough resolve on both sides to make sure this is done. it is part of also the uk s deal towards the indo pacific in the post brexit world and india of course have been doing a fair bit of free trade deals and concluded one with australia as well. with australia as well. thank you very much with australia as well. thank you very much for with australia as well. thank you very much forjoining with australia as well. thank you very much for
recently indicated he s willing to consider some concessions to try to bring an end to the violence, but said it would need to come with robust security guarantees. john. cnn white house reporter natasha bertrand is at nato headquarters in brussels. when it comes to the negotiations happening, what kind of evidence are nato leaders looking for here? reporter: well, john, they re looking for concrete signs by russia that it is actually willing to deescalate in this conflict which they haven t seen so far. russia continues to bombard cities across ukraine and their tactics have only gotten more and more brutal even as the talks with ukrainians have gone on. they re looking for evidence that russia is going to put forward proposals that are actually deemed palatable and acceptable by ukrainians. right now there s a huge gap between what the russians are demanding and what the ukrainians seem willing to accept. part of what the ukrainians and the russians have put out there in terms of
here s what we know. if there are negotiations happening, they re in public, which is probably not a good sign, right? when you have mitch mcconnell saying i talked to schumer and he said this. and you have schumer saying i talked to mcconnell and told him to think about it over the holidays. that said, white house officials do think there will be some kind of deal made for trial. this isn t going to be hung over them indefinitely. but every minute this goes into january, the end of january, the closer closer it gets to the iowa caucus. very important point. ultimately, white house officials feel like they will get to a trial. the question is, when is that going to happen? and of course the political backdrop to all of it. heidi przybyla, hallie jackson. political reporter and msnbc political analyst nick confessore. republican strategist susan del percio. also, an msnbc political analyst squchlt from d.c., doug thornell, former senior advisor for the dnc and the dn triple c. so th
really negotiations happening right now between republicans and democrats in the senate and white house. which may bear fruit shortly. every single week you go without a solution for the kids, i mean, more and more of them lose their ledgeability. march is not the only date that matters. every week kids lose their eligibility, that means they can t work, they can t maintain a driver s license. there are some really important negotiations happening, in a you may allow us once the c.r. expires in january to be able to pass a permanent fix for these kids, i m keeping my fingers crossed that will be the case. you called the tax bill a ransom payment to donors. chuck schumer was asked if he would repeal and replace it if democrats took back the senate or took back the house.