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Europe Today: Trump verhängt neue Zölle, EU beschließt weitere Russland-Sanktionen
US-Präsident Donald Trump verhängt neue Zölle gegen die EU zwischen zehn und 12,5 Prozent. In Brüssel kritisiert Bernd Lange, die EU beschließt neue Russland-Sanktionen.
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US-Präsident Donald Trump verhängt neue Zölle gegen die EU zwischen zehn und 12,5 Prozent. In Brüssel kritisiert Bernd Lange, die EU beschließt neue Russland-Sanktionen.
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02:21He's been in Washington this week
02:22and I caught up with him earlier this morning
02:25and I started by asking him where Trump's new tariffs
02:28leaves the EU-US trade deal
02:31In principle, I guess with this new tariffs
02:35we respect the deal
02:36and this was also one of my
02:39major tasks
02:41for this week in Washington
02:42to convince everybody
02:44regardless what else is in the air
02:47that we stick to the deal
02:49Yet, you know
02:51this many would say is arbitrary
02:53many would say that Trump
02:55is sidestepping Congress
02:56sidestepping the Supreme Court's ruling
02:58to find new ways
03:00to impose tariffs
03:01Does that worry you
03:04that there will be more
03:05fresh rounds of levies
03:07targeting the EU again?
03:09I think you are quite right
03:11so Trump and the administration
03:13are looking always to solutions
03:15for some kind of basis
03:19so now this forced labor issue
03:21so that we as Europeans
03:22are not respecting
03:24the fight against forced labor
03:25it's crazy
03:26we have a wonderful legislation
03:28even stronger than the United States has
03:31but nevertheless
03:32it's not my job
03:33to judge about that
03:35I guess the courts
03:36in the United States
03:37will judge about that
03:38and I hope
03:40that after the midterms
03:41in November
03:42the Congress will take over
03:44a little bit more
03:45like it is written down
03:47in the Constitution
03:48of the United States
03:49Article 1
03:50Paragraph 8
03:52Trade policy
03:53is in the hands
03:55of the Congress
03:56so I hope
03:58this will give
03:58also additional stability
04:00The US administration
04:01has fiercely criticized
04:03an EU decision
04:05to fine Google
04:06under its digital rules
04:08yesterday
04:08Jameson Greer
04:10the trade representative
04:11saying
04:11this jeopardizes
04:13the EU-US trade deal
04:14calling also
04:15for a ceasefire
04:16suggesting
04:16that the EU-US
04:18are in some kind
04:20of trade war
04:21do you fear
04:22more retaliation
04:23now from the US?
04:25More or less
04:25in all of my talks
04:27here in Washington
04:28this DMA
04:30and DSA
04:31the digital regulation
04:33in Europe
04:33has played a role
04:36and there was a little bit
04:38of fear
04:39that because of
04:40the fine against Google
04:41this tariff regime
04:44starting today
04:45would change
04:46luckily not
04:48but the statement
04:50from
04:50Jonathan Greer
04:52was quite clear
04:53and a lot of other
04:56talked in the same direction
04:59but of course
05:00for us
05:01it's not mixed
05:02so we have
05:03the tariff
05:04the deal of Scotland
05:05and we have
05:06some regulation
05:07where everybody
05:08not only US
05:09companies
05:10but also Europeans
05:11or whatever
05:12Indian companies
05:13has to respect it
05:14and this
05:16I try to make
05:18clear as well
05:19but nevertheless
05:21DMA
05:22DSA
05:22is in the focus
05:24in the United States
05:25and to be honest
05:26I expect
05:27that some action
05:29will come
05:31The EU's
05:33top trade
05:34lawmaker
05:35Bernd Lange
05:36there
05:36Moving on now
05:38the EU
05:39has agreed
05:39a new round
05:40of sanctions
05:41against Russia
05:42after weeks
05:42of frantic
05:43negotiations
05:44Our correspondent
05:45Jorge Liberero
05:46joins me now
05:47to discuss
05:47the final result
05:49which I think
05:50we can say
05:50Jorge has been
05:51watered down
05:51so tell us
05:52what's in
05:52and what's out
05:53Yes
05:53we're going to see
05:54the elements
05:55now on the screen
05:56of what's inside
05:57this package
05:57and I want to
05:58highlight
05:59especially
05:59that the price
06:00cap on Russian
06:01oil
06:01has been
06:02frozen
06:02at $44
06:03per barrel
06:05which is good
06:06news for the
06:06European Commission
06:07this is estimated
06:08to cost
06:08Russia
06:093.5 billion
06:11euros
06:11in the next
06:1212 months
06:13so an important
06:14measure
06:14we see
06:15other elements
06:16now very
06:17financial
06:17you know
06:18very focused
06:19on the military
06:19complex as well
06:20but I also have
06:22to say that
06:22several elements
06:23fell apart
06:24during the
06:24negotiations
06:25fisheries
06:26removed
06:27because of
06:28Portugal and
06:29Germany
06:30patriarchal
06:31removed
06:31because of
06:32Bulgaria
06:33and an entry
06:34ban on Russian
06:35soldiers
06:35which was to be
06:37the striking
06:38element of this
06:39package
06:39was watered
06:40down into
06:41a legal basis
06:41because of
06:42objections
06:42from
06:43France
06:44and Italy
06:44and
06:45Jorge
06:45Greece
06:46almost
06:46derailed
06:47this
06:47package
06:47they were
06:47demanding
06:48exemptions
06:49did they
06:49get what
06:49they wanted
06:50interestingly
06:51Greece
06:52won the battle
06:53because they
06:54did get the
06:55exemption
06:55to continue
06:56transport of
06:57Russian LNG
06:57after this
06:58year
06:59this exemption
07:00comes with
07:00three conditions
07:01the transport
07:02needs to
07:03happen to
07:04non-EU
07:05clients
07:06needs to
07:06happen with
07:07contracts
07:08signed before
07:08the war
07:09and needs
07:10to happen
07:10below
07:11volumes
07:11of 2025
07:12so these
07:14conditions
07:14are meant
07:14to limit
07:15the derogation
07:17in practice
07:17but at the
07:18same time
07:18this is a
07:19major victory
07:20for Athens
07:20it's very
07:21controversial
07:22request
07:22indeed
07:23Jorge
07:23very briefly
07:24what are
07:25your main
07:25takeaways
07:25you followed
07:26all the
07:26packages
07:27this is
07:27the 21st
07:28your main
07:28takeaways
07:29yes
07:30my main
07:31takeaways
07:31are the
07:32commission
07:32is running
07:32out of
07:33ideas
07:33as we saw
07:34with fish
07:34the second
07:35is that
07:36the threshold
07:36for economic
07:37pain
07:37is going
07:38down
07:38as we saw
07:38with Greece
07:39and maritime
07:39transport
07:40and the
07:41third one
07:41is that
07:41after
07:42Viktor Orban
07:43left Hungary
07:43member states
07:44need to speak
07:45louder to
07:46defend their
07:46national interest
07:47the veto power
07:48is still alive
07:49and kicking
07:50yes indeed
07:51Jorge
07:51we did see
07:52that this
07:53week
07:53thank you
07:53so much
07:53for that
07:54analysis
07:54and as
07:55we heard
07:55there
07:55this latest
07:56package
07:57of sanctions
07:57has raised
07:58questions
07:58about how
07:59national
08:00economic
08:00interests
08:01could be
08:01undermining
08:02political
08:02will
08:03to keep
08:03tightening
08:04sanctions
08:04on
08:05Russia
08:05well I'm
08:06now joined
08:06live by
08:07Ukraine's
08:08presidential
08:08commissioner
08:09for sanctions
08:09policy
08:10Vladislav
08:11Vlasiuk
08:11very good
08:12to have
08:12you with
08:12us
08:12listen we
08:14know that
08:14limiting
08:15Russia's
08:15ability to
08:16generate
08:16revenues
08:17from energy
08:18is crucial
08:18what do you
08:19make of the
08:20fact that we
08:20now have a
08:21country Greece
08:21which has been
08:22able to get
08:23an exemption
08:23and will
08:24continue to
08:24make revenue
08:25from shipping
08:26Russian LNG
08:33I believe
08:34we might have
08:35some issues
08:36connecting to
08:37the presidential
08:37commissioner
08:38for sanctions
08:40there
08:40perhaps
08:41Jorge we can
08:42come back
08:42to you
08:43while we're
08:43waiting to
08:43reconnect
08:44to Kiev
08:45there
08:45so as you
08:46said this
08:47threshold for
08:47economic pain
08:49is going
08:49down
08:50we've seen
08:50that with
08:51Greece
08:51in a different
08:52way with
08:53Bulgaria
08:53opposing the
08:54sanctioning of
08:54Patrick Kirill
08:55and you
08:56said you
08:56see this
08:57potentially
08:58becoming an
08:58issue as we
08:59move into
08:59the future
08:59now looking
09:00to the
09:0022nd
09:01package
09:01there have
09:01been many
09:02packages of
09:02sanctions
09:03we need to
09:04be honest
09:04here and
09:05this is the
09:05fifth year
09:06of the war
09:07so member
09:08states are
09:08also tired
09:09of making
09:10that many
09:10sacrifices
09:11when it
09:12comes to
09:12their economy
09:13and Russia
09:13used to be
09:14one of our
09:14largest trading
09:15partners so we
09:16need to keep
09:16that in mind
09:17of how much
09:18the economy
09:19has changed
09:19I believe we
09:20can cross
09:21back to
09:21Kiev and
09:22to Ukraine's
09:23presidential
09:24commissioner
09:24for sanctions
09:25so I'm
09:26very sorry
09:26for the
09:26technical issues
09:27good to have
09:28you with us
09:28so first can
09:29you tell us
09:30how you
09:30respond now
09:31to the fact
09:32that Greece
09:32has negotiated
09:33a special
09:34exemption to
09:35the sanctions
09:35package and
09:36will continue
09:37to make
09:37revenue from
09:38shipping
09:38Russian LNG
09:46no I believe
09:47we cannot
09:48connect with
09:49Vladislav
09:50Vlasiuk
09:51can you hear me
09:52sir can we
09:53try once more
09:58good okay
10:00let's move
10:01on we hope
10:02to bring
10:03back
10:05Vladislav
10:05Vlasiuk
10:06Jorge let's
10:07bring you in
10:08again glad to
10:09have you with
10:09me on my
10:10side this
10:10morning
10:10always for
10:11sanctions
10:11available
10:12perhaps briefly
10:14on the
10:15fisheries issue
10:16has that now
10:17been completely
10:17discarded do you
10:18think there'll be
10:18another attempt
10:19it's an interesting
10:20question I think
10:21for the time being
10:22they will not try
10:23again because it
10:23was shut down
10:24completely and the
10:25commission doesn't
10:26like when their
10:26proposals are
10:27shut down in this
10:28way and then
10:28completely removed
10:29they can tolerate
10:30that a proposal is
10:31watered down like
10:32other elements in
10:33this package but
10:34they do not like
10:35when it's completely
10:36shut down so I
10:37think for the time
10:37being fisheries
10:38we're not going to
10:39hear Ursula von
10:40der Leyen talk
10:41about again
10:41court and
10:42polack anytime
10:43soon
10:43okay Jorge
10:44thank you so
10:46much and we
10:46apologize for those
10:47technical issues to
10:48our viewers there
10:49now we're moving
10:50on because nine
10:51members of the
10:52european parliament
10:53traveled to china
10:54this week in a bid
10:56to thaw ears of
10:57frozen relations
10:58between the eu
10:59institution and
11:00beijing but with
11:01a record trade
11:02imbalance and
11:03china accused of
11:04being an enabler
11:04of russia's
11:05aggression in
11:06ukraine the visit
11:07raises as many
11:08questions as it
11:08hopes to answer
11:09our eu
11:10correspondent
11:11angela scudgen
11:11spoke to
11:12european
11:13parliament
11:13vice president
11:14javi lópez
11:15who was part
11:15of that trip
11:16and began by
11:18asking him
11:18why now
11:19what we want
11:21is like
11:21relaunch our
11:22relations and
11:23defend the
11:23european
11:24interests
11:24especially
11:25address our
11:26difference and
11:27explore and
11:28use our
11:29areas of
11:30cooperation
11:30obviously
11:31multilateralism
11:32the defense of
11:33the rules-based
11:34order international
11:35law the united
11:36nations chapter
11:37fight against
11:38climate change
11:39and ensure
11:40that we have
11:41economic
11:42governance that
11:43it's balanced
11:44that it's
11:44stable that
11:45it's full of
11:46certainty it's in
11:48our mutual
11:48interest but at
11:49the same time
11:50we want to
11:50address our
11:51differences
11:52especially the
11:54war in
11:54ukraine and
11:55how china
11:56could play a
11:57stronger role to
11:58find a solution
11:59and a peace
12:00after the
12:01brutal
12:02aggression and
12:03obviously
12:04tackling trade
12:05and trade
12:06and balance
12:07that it's
12:08important
12:09concern for
12:10the european
12:11public opinion
12:11for the
12:12european
12:12economy
12:13trying to
12:14ensure that
12:14we have full
12:15access to
12:15the chinese
12:16and maybe if
12:17we look at
12:18russia's full
12:18scale invasion
12:19of ukraine and
12:20china's support
12:21for that as
12:22well as the
12:22eye-watering
12:23trade deficit
12:24in china's
12:25favor
12:25how did the
12:26meps on this
12:27trip
12:27communicate
12:29regarding these
12:30points and
12:30was the message
12:31received how
12:32did the chinese
12:33react
12:33we're extremely
12:35consistent and
12:36during all our
12:37meetings repeating
12:38these two
12:39messages
12:40the need of a
12:42full implication
12:42of china on
12:44the solution
12:46resolution of
12:47a just peace
12:49for ukraine
12:50and especially
12:51underlining how
12:52the brutal
12:53invasion
12:54illegal invasion
12:55and justified
12:56invasion of the
12:58russian federation
12:59to ukraine is
13:01attacking all the
13:02european
13:02architecture of
13:03security and
13:05at the same
13:05time we also
13:06are backing
13:08supporting
13:09pushing in
13:11the ongoing
13:12negotiations that
13:12the euro
13:13commission european
13:14commission has
13:15with a china
13:18with commissioner
13:18recefcovich related
13:20to trade a few
13:22weeks ago they
13:23had an important
13:24meeting in
13:24brussels with a
13:25joint press
13:26conference this
13:27will continue this
13:28autumn especially
13:29on october and
13:31you mentioned that
13:31october deadline
13:33this is the
13:34month allocated
13:35by the european
13:36commission of
13:36for trade
13:37maros shefcovich
13:37to to establish
13:39some kind of
13:40conclusion when it
13:41comes to this
13:42trade deficit
13:43and the inference
13:44here is that if
13:46china doesn't come
13:46to the table and
13:48if agreement isn't
13:49found that the
13:49eu will act
13:50you've been on
13:51the ground in
13:52china how do you
13:53think that they
13:54will respond to
13:55these hardball
13:56tactics come october
13:58well they have
13:59their arguments
14:00on that about
14:02the application of
14:02the world trade
14:03organization rules
14:05but we are
14:06insisting on our
14:09unsustainable
14:09reality for us
14:11politically and
14:12economically that
14:13it's this size
14:14this volume of
14:16trade surplus of
14:18china trade
14:19unbalance that
14:20it's one billion
14:21per day that it
14:23has to be addressed
14:24and we should
14:25find mechanism
14:25solutions on
14:27this regard
14:28and is the
14:29solution triggering
14:30the trade bazooka
14:31well we have
14:32negotiations ongoing
14:33and what we expect
14:35is results and
14:36deliver solutions
14:38through these
14:39negotiations
14:39through dialogue
14:41and cooperation
14:45that was the
14:46european parliament
14:46vice president
14:47javi lopez
14:48and just like that
14:50it's time for us
14:50to say goodbye
14:52for the summer
14:52this is our
14:54final episode
14:54of europe today
14:55before we take
14:56a short break
14:57we've shared
14:59155 mornings
15:00with you here
15:01on euronews
15:02so a big thank you
15:03goes to you
15:04our viewers
15:05for tuning in
15:06we've brought you
15:07conversations with
15:08leaders ministers
15:09and top lawmakers
15:11so before we go
15:12let's take a look
15:13back at some of the
15:14moments that defined
15:15this season on
15:17europe today
15:17that is absurd
15:19and ridiculous
15:20spain has a
15:21coherent foreign
15:22policy
15:22we have supported
15:24ukraine more
15:25than the united
15:25states
15:26this is not a
15:27product to
15:27deregulate
15:28this is a product
15:29to modernize
15:30really montenegro
15:31is doing very well
15:33we have already
15:34approved the working
15:35party to start
15:36drafting the
15:37accession treaty
15:38dying flamingos
15:39depressed
15:40turtles
15:41russia's losing
15:42ground on the
15:43battlefield
15:44it's losing ground
15:45diplomatically
15:46it was hoping for a
15:47long time to divide
15:48europeans
15:48we've seen exactly
15:49the opposite
15:50and did you discuss
15:50donald trump's
15:51board of peace
15:52most european
15:53countries cannot
15:53join
15:54we haven't seen
15:55russia really taking
15:56the talk seriously
15:57russia keeps on
15:58bombing
15:59when you don't have
15:59much much money
16:00invest wisely
16:02this is the mother
16:03of all trade deals
16:04it's something the
16:04commission loves to say
16:05but four europeans
16:06were watching
16:07euronews
16:07today and they go
16:08what does that mean
16:09this is the largest
16:10trade deal
16:12ever
16:12why is
16:13putin
16:13deciding
16:14to target
16:15latvia
16:16in this hybrid war
16:17at this moment
16:18because he's losing
16:19in ukraine
16:20simple
16:21yeah russia is sending
16:22its message that
16:23they want to continue
16:24this war
16:25gdp per capita
16:26in germany
16:27the industrial giant
16:28of europe
16:29is now below that
16:31of the state of west
16:32virginia
16:32what i feel these days
16:34is that i'm more proud
16:35than ever
16:36to be european
16:37but your party has been
16:38tinkering away at the
16:39greendale
16:39rolling back parts of
16:41the green deal
16:41my party is
16:42was a von der leyen party
16:43my party is the party
16:44who did the green deal
16:45being gay is not a choice
16:46but being homophobic
16:47is a choice
16:48i don't think
16:48we will go back
16:50to the times
16:51where things were
16:51more peaceful
16:52i think in this situation
16:53everybody reacts
16:55more abruptly than usual
16:56yes russia is an enemy
16:57they're attacking
16:58a european country
16:59we think that
17:002026 should be the year
17:02when dictatorships
17:03are over
17:04trump is desperate
17:05for a deal
17:06and they have maneuvered him
17:07they've played him
17:08like a violin
17:08europe is the only
17:10playground
17:10within which
17:11member states
17:12nations
17:12even france
17:13can actually
17:14play a significant role
17:18just a taste there
17:19of the voices
17:20we've heard
17:20on europe today
17:21over the past months
17:23and now
17:23our europe editor
17:24maria teller
17:25joins me
17:25in the studio
17:26maria good morning
17:27it's been a busy season
17:29for you
17:29what are your reflections
17:30i look for all of us
17:32married and i think
17:33when we began to work
17:34on this show
17:35europe today
17:36and this revamp
17:37of euronews
17:38and euronews
17:39undeniably has been
17:40a staple of european
17:41broadcasting now
17:41for more than three decades
17:43but we know
17:43the world is changing
17:44and we're seeing
17:45dramatic structural
17:47changes
17:48very rough
17:49geopolitics
17:50and we set out
17:51to answer
17:51two fundamental
17:52questions
17:53and that is
17:54what does it mean
17:55for europe
17:55and what does it mean
17:56for europeans
17:58and look
17:59whether we did a good
18:00job or not
18:01ultimately that belongs
18:02to our viewers
18:03and our readers
18:03but i think when you
18:04look at
18:05that clip
18:05that you just
18:06played
18:06it does show
18:08the commitment
18:09the very hard work
18:10the responsibility
18:12of our newsroom
18:13we take our
18:13editorial standards
18:14incredibly seriously
18:15we take our
18:16independence
18:16incredibly seriously
18:17and we take
18:19this idea of
18:19putting a story
18:20from a very unique
18:22european perspective
18:22every day
18:23155 episodes
18:24you know that's
18:25a lot of work
18:25we take it
18:26very seriously
18:27and of course
18:28we can only thank
18:29our eu news team
18:30that is the core
18:31of our operations
18:32here in brussels
18:33they broke news
18:34they delivered stories
18:35they committed
18:36to original reporting
18:37our team of
18:38correspondents
18:39i think if you
18:39watch europe today
18:40you've seen them
18:40all across europe
18:42talking to the right
18:43people and the right
18:44story that day
18:44some very very
18:46difficult hours
18:47our capitals
18:47and that is the
18:48joy of year
18:49and years
18:49our very vast
18:50network of european
18:51correspondents all
18:52across the continent
18:53of course our team
18:54that you don't see
18:55on camera
18:56but they do a very
18:58important job
18:58behind the scenes
18:59and that is our
19:00production
19:01our technical team
19:02our cameramen
19:03our producers
19:04digital producers
19:04executive producers
19:05paul and nico
19:06mave of course
19:08our chief anchor
19:08who's been doing
19:09great work
19:09for us this
19:11season
19:11and also this
19:12week in dublin
19:13and our hair
19:14makeup
19:14the entire team
19:15that comes together
19:16to deliver a story
19:17and also capture
19:18this european
19:19zeitgeist
19:19and merit
19:20look at this
19:21point
19:21i cannot say
19:22too much
19:23ultimately this
19:24is tv
19:24but i got a
19:25tea set
19:25we are in
19:26television
19:26this is the
19:27business of tv
19:28but we are
19:28working on new
19:29formats and new
19:30projects
19:31we set out on
19:31a path
19:32and we're
19:32going to
19:32double down
19:33on this
19:33path
19:33come september
19:35we read
19:35and appreciate
19:36all the
19:36feedback that
19:36we get
19:37from our
19:38viewers
19:38all the
19:39emails
19:39and suggestions
19:40that they
19:41make
19:41we take
19:41all of this
19:42into account
19:42and look
19:43we cannot
19:43wait to be
19:44back in september
19:44and it's also
19:45been great to
19:45work with you
19:46you're very
19:46talented
19:47you have a
19:47great future
19:48ahead of you
19:48so you know
19:49it's a privilege
19:50and i'm very
19:50happy to have
19:51been on the
19:51show with all
19:52of you
19:52well thank you
19:53so much to
19:53you as well
19:54maria for all
19:55your leadership
19:55of course
19:56and that
19:57brings us
19:57to the
19:58end of
19:58this show
19:59we'll be
19:59back as
20:00maria said
20:00after the
20:01summer
20:01ready to
20:01do it
20:02all again
20:03until then
20:04on behalf
20:04of everyone
20:04here at
20:05europe today
20:05and euronews
20:06thank you
20:07for making
20:07us part
20:08of your
20:08mornings
20:09and we'll
20:09see you
20:10very soon
20:12you
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