without papers they get about twenty five euros or less. that's far below the standard wage for harvesters and on the radio which is about forty seven euros a day. we try to reach the workers in the greenhouses with the help of the union. but the companies won't have it. and some of the four million traumas even get aggressive when they see the union representatives. and they're increasingly tense about the media to the experience that first hand and one of the farmers trying to take away our camera. every day workers come to the union headquarters seeking help we need gabriele said dickie he's been working in the greenhouses for years but now the poor conditions have made him sick. need to restore the doctor's note certifies that my eye is bad and that i. have to take medication just to see it's. what happened to his eye. after his consultation we meet him in his neighborhood he tells us more about his health problems. it's a. savant i was working spring so first year was a kind of poison marker the female name it smell so bad and then my

s budget is some seven billion euros sixty times more. so right now in opposing a budget deficit we've reduced our operating budget we've reduced our travel budget and we've frozen new highs essentially since i've joined we've had three people. here construct who was elected interpol's secretary-general in late twenty fourteen was supposed to enforce this new austerity regime. a daunting task even more so because his predecessor ronald noble had sought to make interpol on the present and indispensable with a budget to match. gaining your trust the trust of my staff and acting in the best interest of the organization. i've been my number one priority as your secretary general. noble spent fourteen years at the head of interpreting. the arrived in leone in france in late two thousand with an ambitious program in mind me. then came september eleventh two thousand and one. noble had been director of interpol in leone for less than a year. to come by eleven. no one call on call before congress will emerge as the priest person cars have to. com

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we are at 114.60 on euro-dollar. one thing we note about contagion effects is they haven't been broad-based. we would expect the same for turkey. second, it has to be something major. to actively take down the euro it has to be a sustained crisis. nervous but to actively take the euro down there has to be a next step. anna: this is tempering optimism on this chart here. the forecasts have been sliding. moree market is turning bearish on the euro it's pushing against an open door. we can anchor back to the fundamentals. we think the anka -- the fundamentals say 1.15 here. my producer points out to me that it is dollar strength as well. .6%.r index is up dollar-yen's the euro is flat but the substantial move -- sorry, dollar against the yen is flat and the move is coming in the pound and euro. much, viraj patel , staying with us. don't forget there's always bloomberg radio on your mobile device or on digital radio in london. we will talk brexit and the pound. the pressure on britain to avoid a no deal scenario. what is

and the international monetary fund the loans given to greece amounted to two hundred sixty billion euros in return greece had to implement painful austerity measures and reforms and now the time has come for greece to finance itself independently on the capital markets again but how realistic is that. finally back on their feet financially no more cash injections or bailout funds that's the greek government goal after all the economy has been growing since last year mainly due to greek exports big gaining ground last year greece exported goods worth twenty eight point nine billion euros exports have risen by thirty five and a half percent since two thousand and ten but the lion's share is in refined petroleum products a worrying concentration experts say greece itself has no domestic oil reserves it only process is imports and then exports them small businesses are also important to the greek economy but they hardly make any money many banks are still sitting on bad loans and investors still don't trust the upswing they're also shying away from greece's high taxes and labor costs are wel

you know to one has also renewed a cool for turks to convert their euros and dollars into took his leave to strengthen the currency meanwhile analysts hope for the central bank to take action to restore confidence in the lira. in new york a financial correspondent has more on that story nice to see you sophie so is adeline's boycott likely to have any serious of fact in u.s. companies apple for example was one company that he did target not really funny turkey is simply an important enough to american companies especially not to make kompany like apple the apple stock did not react at all in fact it was in the green the entire trading session so investors weren't worried about this threat in the end the american companies and the american economy and the american president just have more leverage so it is an unequal fight if you want to. can a foot away were damaged in turkey then the other way around and we saw that last week when he wound up tariffs on steel and aluminum turkey is not in a strong position right now so the american tech companies these two these companies that are a lit

you know no one has also renewed a call for turks to convert their euros and dollars into turkish lira to strengthen the currency meanwhile analysts hope for the central bank to take action to restore confidence in the lira. the show must go in new york a financial correspondent has more on that story that's a scene so is adeline's boycott likely to have any serious the fact that u.s. companies apple for example was one company that he did it targets. now gruy funny turkey is simply out of portland enough to american companies especially not to become phonies like apple the apple stock did not react at all and they was in the green the entire trading session so investors weren't worried about this threats in the end american companies and the american economy and the american president just have more leverage so it isn't an equal fight if you want charm can inflict way more damage in turkey than the other way around and we saw that last week when you brought up tariffs on steel and aluminum turkey is not in a strong position right now so the american tech companies these two these thes

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enough euros in hand. i don't know whether they keep them in the back office and the call—out, surely, got any euros tell? you are dealing with millions, aren't you? but it is interesting, we have a little bit more time, they have been hedging since 2016. yeah, and if you think about the number of non—eu players, foreign nationals from 65 countries, accounting for 70% of players in the premier league, that is a huge number. to that is an awful lot of money. so actually it is very good business, and if you think about sterling, which has fallen ili% against the euro since the brexit vote, that is a significant chunk, even on footballers wages. and actually i would like to be paid in diamonds like shirley bassey, rather than euros or sterling. and they are forever! thank you very much, you will be back with us just after 11:30pm for our second edition of the papers. but for now, though, thatis the papers. but for now, though, that is it, don't forget, you can see that is it, don't forget, you can see the

the euro coming down through a one year low below a dollar fourteen is not really a problem for the euro zone in fact it's a help for the exports for example and that makes them more attractive in many markets so that's actually quite a welcome thing that some investors are taking the turkish crisis and a possible banking escalation situation here in the euro zone with big banks having a lot of money lent in turkey as an excuse to go into the dollar and that's weakening the euro but the euro is only going to be a problem if it moves down much further towards parity to the dollar then you might have questions of confidence in the euro zone coming up. having said that there are individual investors who are hard hit i just noticed in a wire service that an e.t.f. an exchange traded fund on turkish shares have in the last five weeks so individual people in the market individual investors are hard hit by the situation already only looking at the headlines deutsche bank here and there again but not for the reasons you might think. that's right the share has dropped under ten euros and. today t

you saw that two-year drop on the euro to under a dollar -- $1.15.right now, the euro trading at 114. at they can't as the lira plunges, it brought the euro down. it seems to some extent like it has brought the pound down as well because of the run for dollars maybe in a safe haven play. we see most currencies falling against the greenback. us.r is still with let's talk to you briefly about what this means for the ecb with the euro coming down. is that a good thing? peter: ultimately, it is. this knee-jerk reaction of the essential flight into the dollar out of everything else, is helpful for the euro areas economic recovery, and an particular, for the inflationary dynamics. matt: we have been talking a lot about italy's spreads lately. they have obvious issues with their governments, trying to go head-to-head with the eu. in theis kind of drop euro also help the peripheral economies? shortly, americans are now going to want to buy more economies and ferrari's. peter: the competitive the of euro area exporters, this is obviously beneficial. is the type of thing that the currency would

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will the next fight be euro negative? andrew: if you take the spending and fiscal stimulus argument aside, you are left with what is still a difficult situation. we will talk about this later, the u.k. over a difficult brexit negotiation. investors looking at the european area will have a number of different moving parts to do with. they are both difficult situations. a lot of the stuff is unresolved and will require compromise. at the moment, it is too soon to tell. francine: just for our viewers, and we will push it out on social media, i have a great chart looking at the euro forecast sliding as we see it come under pressure. what will be the biggest challenge for the eu? we see brussels not caring about brexit. is that fish italy? guntram: i think of brexit is a big issue for brussels, and it should be a bigger issue now after the increase in tensions with the u.s.. juncker easedat but of the trade tensions, the u.k. as a market is almost as important as the united states as an export market for the european union. ,

you know to one has also renewed a cool for turks to convert their euros and dollars into turkish lira to strengthen the currency meanwhile analysts hope for the central bank to take action to restore confidence in the lira. in new york a financial correspondent has more on that story nice to see you sophie so is adeline's boy cult likely to have any serious a fact in u.s. companies apple for example was one company that he did target not really funny turkey is simply an important enough to american company especially not to vic companies like apple the apple stock did not react at all in fact it was in the green the entire trading session so investors weren't worried about this threat in the end the american companies and the american economy and the american president just have more leverage so it is an unequal fight if you want to charm can a flake away were damaged in turkey then the other way around and we saw that last week when he wound up tariffs on steel and aluminum turkey has not been a strong position right now so the american tech companies these two these companies that a

we were doing quite well by the euro why is our most conservative project it's. you know this is a new global food of capitalism financial capitalism. to find out how the system works sociologist brooke harrington a first trained as an asset manager. it's a global profession and that's why i had to go to eighteen different countries you know from the cayman islands in the b.v.i. all the way out to the cook islands in the middle of the south pacific to the seychelles and morish is to new york and london and switzerland all over. one of the things you learn and wealth management school is to regard the world as kind of a legal financial shopping mall and you go to each different state in the world the way you would go to shops in a mall picking out the laws and the conditions that are most favorable for what you want to do or what your client wants to do with a particular asset so what you have to know is a wealth manager is where's the best place to get the laws that you need to do what you want to do with the art collection or the hot or the family business. the

of tons of subsidiary euro wings was among those eyeing up the spoils ryanair c.e.o. michael o'leary accused the german government of favoring love times after a takeover. all we see is a succession of german politicians falling over themselves. to award the air burning to the fans or calling your fans a german champion and therefore because it's a german champion it should. be allowed to take over ninety five percent of the domestic market making not just a german champion but a german monster who will increase the cost of air travel for millions of germans in the end lufthansa did indeed acquire most of air berlin assets together with britain's easy jet it bought up air berlin landing rights and airplanes air berlin staff were forced to look for new jobs many of them have found work but are now on stripped down contracts. european cities are imposing harsh of regulations on short term rental agency air b.n. b. they say the american home sharing platform is creating housing shortages undermining regulation of local tourism industry and promoting tax. holiday season a

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it is a weaker than the euro at the moment. 90p to the euro or thereabouts. he says no deal brexit would be catastrophic for the uk deal brexit would be catastrophic forthe uk car deal brexit would be catastrophic for the uk car manufacturers. the key phrase is frictionless trade and being able to stand back and forth across the borders. it is all the bits and bobs to make the car in the uk, these components coming out and forth and if the currency is all over the place it causes mayhem. the head of mclaren also said we need a deal. this is something that is picking up steam. the 29th of march looming, the day the uk will leave with all without a deal on companies and businesses are speaking very loudly about this. it is all about timing as well. these stories are emerging in the press and coming from the head of ford, the date before dominic raab, the brexit secretary, has back to russells. i was on holiday last week in the us but i saw this story on the wall streetjournal, elon but i saw this story on the wall street journal, elon musk but i saw this story

zone if greece had left a euro some to the fifteen. associated turbo increase uncertainty would have been bad so. fifteen it was in my view exposed it was a wise decision to stay. thank you very much for staying despite the alarms there in the background managed to keep it nice and cool for us thank you. but now let's find out what the greeks think of you to athens correspondent and. we haven't got much time for you but just tell us briefly a big day for greece in the euro zone people in the mood to celebrate. now definitely not there is no celebration of any type on the streets in fact there is just prolonged misery and speaking to many greeks say just expect their situation their day to day life in fact to grow worse in the coming months because the government has consigned greece to additional reforms to more cuts there will be coming down the road don't forget though they are on the books the figures the macro economics of this crisis and looking bad are unemployment is down still high the deficit is down you know all these figures

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fourth place goes to amazon the online giant also pays around five thousand four hundred euros a month and even lets interns practice their golf skills for that kind of money they could join a real golf club. in third sales force this company pays in turns just over five thousand five hundred euros but working there you might need to throw your weight around a lot. the runner up to microsoft working as an intern can be a rollercoaster ride here they can enjoy the stylish work environment and six thousand euros for a month. taking top spot is facebook internes can stroll through menlo park and enjoy being part of this worldwide phenomenon for a salary of six thousand seven hundred sixty euros a month and they're looking for staff so apply now. that was the ship frank and now short and sweet the shift snapshot. ghosts witches and things that go bump in the night. but are all those creepy tales that we hear really just made up jenny and tony brewski don't think so the couple from kansas run the real ghost stories online pod cast it's a call in show where listeners talk about their creepy

there too one has also renewed a call for turks to convert their euros and dollars into turkish lira to strengthen the currency meanwhile analysts hope for the central bank to take action to restore confidence in the lira. not turkey has been highly profitable for many foreign banks in recent years thanks to high net interest margin now they are fears the economy's overheating had the lira slump is putting pressure on companies and banks with currency loans as well as foreign entities exposed to them credit ratings agency fitch has cut turkey's sovereign credit rating deeper into junk and want of a hit to the global banking sector with a total of one hundred and forty three billion euros european banks represent broadly three quarters of all foreign bank claims in techie a study by dutch bank a.b.n. amro says spades dva is the lender most exposed to turkey with a third of its pretax profits derived from the country italy's unicredit is also strongly impacted and to a lesser extent dutch bank i n g h b c in britain and to be m.p. paddy power in france earlier i asked analyst tom kane

now even if the lira has recovered some of its losses it is still having an effect on the euro it is at a one year low let's discuss that with our correspondent in frankfurt it was good to see you know how much of a problem is this turkish crisis is creating for the euro zone right now. well people don't believe that the trade volume involved between turkey and the year euro zone is a problem a problem could be a banking crisis many analysts economists don't think that's looming though at least not when they speak officially the euro is actually a good thing for the euro zone when it comes down a little it would be a problem if the euro advance towards parity downwards towards the dollar then you have inflation coming in and doubts about the euro zone but at the moment it's a boon for exports and only another story we're following at this hour the royal bank of scotland r.b.s. has to pay a stiff penalty to settle civil claims in the u.s. after an alleged misconduct in the period leading up to the financial crisis almost five billion dollars but that's almost roughly ten years ago wha

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euro to show you what we are seeing their. shorts spiked up on the euro against the dollar. manus: futures are indicating a little bit stronger. we have some breaking data coming through. there lower to go on that? is that bolstering the london market? standard life aberdeen has released their numbers. let's get you numbers out of the way. inflows of 38 billion pounds. the big shocker for standard life aberdeen was the outflow. the terminating of lloyds taking away a big block of funds managed by standard life aberdeen. that was the shocker. they really are trying to stymie that. inflows, 38 billion pounds. interesting you are seeing gross inflows, a lot of people have been warning this could be a risk you see further outflows. under management for continued operation, 610.1 billion pounds. the ambition was clear. when you put standard life and aberdeen together, the ambition was to be part of a trillion dollar club. aberdeen standard life aberdeen says the market conditions or main challenging. let's not prevaricate too much. stocks are higher. s&p 500 is at a six-month hig

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to think about his boss on the other hand has been able to build up millions of euros and i sets. can the god live on what he earns for me that's what counts if he can then i have done my job as an employer if i pay a guard so little that he can't live off a salary then i've done something wrong i must say you think comparing him with you is nonsense of course it's nonsense i stayed home from work due to sickness three times in thirty years i ask my guard how many times he's been out sick if i have a slipped disc i come to work if i have a forty degree fever or a come to work if my wife quarrels with me and keeps me up all night i still come to work as my security guard comparing us isn't fair or correct this is to for miscarriage his mistress but as if he will he ever be able to afford a house with a full litany of course not but he does not want that i know my security guards i know my caretakers. would you like to trade places with him grown or. die since i didn't say yes right away i guess if i had to answer spontaneously my first answer would be no and i believe it's like tho

atlantia already lost about 6 billion euros in market. the assets are worth about 12 billion euros, about 50% of their assets are in atlantia. they are facing a big risk at the moment. francine: thank you so much. let's keep the conversation on italy and the situation in italy. paul donovan is still with us. when this tragedy happened last oscovici was the first to respond. it is difficult to directly say that this huge --astrophe i think it will be exploited in terms of the private sector and the wealth of individuals involved in the running of the business and so on. i think that there are obvious popular ingles which the government may choose to seize upon. the mood in italy, the antiestablishment mood which has been there, perhaps a sense of frustration and reform in italy, frustration about where the economy is going. this is another outlet for that. along with the national grief that you veryedy, understandably get anger from people from that. politicians may choose to use that anger and perhaps unorthodox ways. francine ban what do

be slipped but good news, second quarter is 272 million euros. costs -- a great on they have a grip on costs. costs full is your will be $7.1 billion. 23%. the issue is pretax profit is doing a little bit better. 300 and 9 billion euros. operationally, it is great, in terms of the net income, it is a beat. capital however, to your one capital, 13%. that ties back to the whole dividends and buybacks which has been a demon in banking this quarter. it is a higher underlying revenue in 2018.

and the central bank's proposals have done little to quell the markets the euro has hit a one year low against the dollar prompting some experts warn of contagion. the fall has certainly been dramatic the lira has lost about forty five percent of its value against the dollar since the beginning of the year that means it has become extremely expensive for turkish businesses to service loans to foreign creditors if the lira tumbles further corporate debt could explode and some foreign banks could lose billions of their turkish borrowers default on loans. that the chief economist. cost has lost again today just heard it in the report forty five percent since the beginning of the year now the turkish central bank has better provide liquidity and cut reserve requirements or took those banks but is that enough no it's not enough it's a like a band aid bit of capital injection make will have a bit easier for banks but are we to solve the crisis we turkey would need a structural solution which also includes the central bank but which would mean that the central bank really has to show that it

also coming up tonight a great sit sort of those three years and that sixty two billion euro bailout for greece are over but the pain remain. static still to continue affecting the population and if that's the case then so bit of a catch twenty two situation. or we begin the day with that letter from pope francis the pontiff sent a letter to all members of the catholic church to address the growing list of child abuse claims against priests of the pope's hand appearing to be forced after last week's unprecedented report from the u.s. state of pennsylvania. an investigation alleging some three hundred priests molested and raped at least a thousand boys and girls while pope francis has made clear his condemnation of the sins and crimes he has left uncertain how or if he plans to use his authority to bring to justice those accused who are still serving in the clergy in his letter today the pope said that the church must acknowledge its past sins and mistakes and he admitted the pain of the abuse survivors was long ignored kept quiet or silenced by the church and he promised that no effo

to the euro zone it makes exports all the much easier but of course there is still worries that the turkish crisis could increase a little the worries increased a little bit over the day the markets started off at ease but share prices went down after that still a major crisis most people don't expect a major conflict in trade that is still think the number one risk that everyone here in the market sees right at the front of stock exchange thank you so much for this. no. it is not connected to turkey or the current trade disputes but it affects money cash could soon disappear from the danish society already only one in five retail transactions in denmark is done in cash according to estimates car payments are far more common now the head of one of the country's largest banks has joined to the growing chorus calling for the country to abandon cash altogether cash cost money for retailers twice as much as electronic payments and it raises the risks of crime. just this year the danish government loosened its requirement that stores accept cash now they can refuse it after eight pm if y

to think about his boss on the other hand has been able to build up millions of euros and i sets. can the god live on what he earns for me that's what counts if he can then i have done my job as an employer if i pay a guard so little that he can't live off a salary then i've done something wrong i must say you think comparing him with you is nonsense of course it's nonsense i stay home from work due to sickness three times in thirty years i ask my guard how many times he's been out sick because if i have a slipped disc i come to work if i have a forty degree fever or a come to work if my wife quarrels with me and keeps me up all night i still come to work as my security guard comparing us isn't fair or correct this is to for miscarriage his mistress but as a he will he ever be able to afford a house with a full litany of course not but he does not want that i know my security guards i know my caretakers. would you like to trade places with her grown or. die so i didn't say yes right away i guess if i had to answer spontaneously my first answer would be no and i believe it's like t

young doctors in romania five hundred euros a month a webcam model over twenty five thousand euros a month. until midnight and a lot of my customers work for big companies and don't have time for dates in a family. so i was able for that makes me the perfect solution a consolation. sometimes they need a girlfriend sometimes a lover. they tell me what they had for dinner. sometimes even cook for me in front of the camera. i often get asked to masturbate just if i tell them what i'm willing and not willing to do. we have to leave when she gets asked for a private chat. also used to be a webcam model but she's ashamed of her past and doesn't want to be recognized. that must bear is masturbating in front of the camera all the time is degrading but you do it for the money fine if you masturbate you can own your first thousand years that's a lot in romania what other options are there working in a supermarket for two hundred euros. one for better market sort of. laura worked from home her boyfriend made himself a pimp and would be to. the harsh reality for many sex come models who don't ma

euro-dollar, flat at the moment. there is a debate on the mliv about whether you -- where the euro goes next. the lira, searching for direction. gaining a little traction versus the u.s. dollar, as is the rand the last couple of hours. softer, 72 a little .34, but the copper story is more interesting in the commodities trade. let's show you the futures and what we will get. thes the critical day for italians. on holiday, a lot of focus on what is happening in juneau a -- genoa. austria is closed, as well. broadly positive european futures. individual stocks we are watching for, the mining sector in focus. keep an eye on vestas, as well. let's show you the market open. market already got the in turkey, up by 1.84%. london looks to struggle for a sense of direction. 76.13 is where we are trading. see a lightly to volume in a number of markets and we have a number of market that are closed. we will wait for others to open up. .1%.n is up .he ibex is opening up .3% on the headline level, not a lot to write home about. le

germany has the amounts three hundred forty million euros to help farmers if by drought as the result of a cabinet meeting today help can't come soon enough we visited a couple of farms just outside. the fields in brandenburg or some of the sandy astin germany and it hasn't rained in the region to april for weeks drought related damage has prompted the german farmers association to demand rapid financial aid now that the government announced millions of euros in assistance the farmers lobby says prioritization will be key. in so vilma's i will i would like to stress that it's important to support the farms that have suffered really bad setbacks losses of more than thirty percent oxygen we don't want to cast a wide net. we want to target the aid where it's needed most. is to allow the farms to continue to operate. that could make the fener farming cooperative eligible ahead of the government's announcement it said it lost seventy percent of the crops it needed to feed its cattle it was unable to build up large reserves due to past poor harvests. it was in between for out of the drought

euro. in terms of the chinese, we have seen the depreciation in the chinese, remember in the last you months a peak of and at the moment in response to chinese concerns on trade conflict in the chinese economy. it is also in response to general concern, they do not want the economy to decelerate that quickly. and had eased fiscal policy the result of easing policy when the fed is tightening, the chinese have devalued. anna: and all kinds of emerging-market currencies. in terms of if these comments do anything, with the fed be swayed by any comments from president trump? byave been reading comments saying the bond market is screaming at fed independence, because the bond market is suggesting the fed will carry on with rate hikes. fed will raise rates in september, and probably again in december. however, i challenge the fed's guidance on raising rates three times in 2019. the fed rate increases may stop in the middle of next year, so less than three times in 2019. in terms of this important

after years of almost two hundred ninety billion euros greece this emerging from its bailout however even if the troika leaves there risks a. i'm sorry welcome to the program brazil has announced that it will send troops and extra policemen to a border town which saw clashes between venezuelan migrants and the local population now the incident over the weekend has highlighted the many pressures facing other south american nations struggling to cope with an air. influx of venezuelans who are fleeing a growing crisis in their country as a result some countries have now decided to impose border controls to check this flow. it was hoped that drove great saudis to great had to sell her home and leave her children behind in venezuela. hope that she would soon be reunited with her husband in peru and send for her children. but huddled with hundreds of other venezuelans hope is starting to fade. you know today i'm like we arrived and i have no hope whatsoever of continuing i have two children i sold my house i have nothing anymore i can't go back to venezuela with empty hands i don't know wh

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euro max on facebook. now the man in our final reports has become a you tube sensation with his magic but while you also has a schumann audience he places tricks on dogs heels from finland and first started filming his pranks on peaches and twenty fourteen since then his online antics have seen him get tens of thousands of subscribers and millions of views let's meet the man who makes dogs go barking mad. like disappearing act one of the oldest magic tricks in the book but to a dog and disconcerting he just had the treat right in front of his nose and suddenly pulled it's gone. some are so confused that they scurry are. the trickster is. in line. films his videos in the finnish town of time but it nestled among some arctic forests and lakes yes there has been performing all around for more than ten years generally for human audiences. but three years ago he started performing for dogs as well. the first time i tried to think this is actually all you can do it well you don't need anything to do this or. do

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germany's farmers association would like a billion euros from berlin it says that would go some way at least to ease the effects of harvest which are projected to be well down on last year as things stand right now the farmers aren't likely to see any fast cash agriculture minister yulia clarke no wants to see what happens before deciding at the end of august climatologists say the parched fields drought and rising temperatures mean the future could already be upon us. this year if we keep going like we have been by mid century we'll be at a two point four degree increase. extreme weather events like to wrench more rain and heat waves more frequent. and that worldwide this year even the far northeast struggling with unusually high temperatures. a new law has given the german government power to block takeovers of german companies like life felt by foreign firms if they encroach on national security the chinese withdrew their bid so life else remains in german hands last week the german government also prevented china's state great corporation from taking a twenty percent holding electr

germany's farmers association would like a billion euros from berlin and says that would go some way at least to ease the effects of harvests which are projected to be well down on last year as things stand right now though farmers aren't likely to see any fast cash agriculture minister yulia clarke no wants to see what happens before deciding at the end of august climatologists say the parched fields drought and rising temperatures mean the future could already be upon us. this year if we keep going like we have been by mid century we'll be at a two point four degree increase. extreme weather events like the wrench will rain and heat waves more frequent. and that worldwide this year even the far north is struggling with unusually high temperatures. a new law has given the german government power to block takeovers of german companies like life by foreign firms if they encroach on national security the economy ministry had pressed for a veto because life makes tools for the aerospace industry. as it became obvious berlin would reject the deal the chinese withdrew their bid so life re