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00:14Untertitelung des ZDF für funk, 2017
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02:02und eröffnet an attack against the key holders of power
02:08and the key institutions
02:09So, for example, yesterday in the morning
02:11he went to the public broadcaster
02:13he gave an interview, actually this was the first interview of him
02:17in the last 18 months
02:19and he completely considers this institution
02:24as an urbanist propaganda tool
02:26and he simply said that, okay
02:27I'm gonna shut it down, we will do a new
02:29television for Hungary
02:31and then he went to visit the
02:33president of the country, Tomasz Suryok
02:36he gave him a straight away
02:37ultimatum, whether you leave
02:39or we will get rid of you
02:41and suddenly the president understood
02:43the message and he said that maybe
02:45I'm considering to leave by myself
02:48and put the
02:49mandate to you as soon as possible
02:52let's listen to what Peter Magyar said
02:54after this meeting
02:57I told the president
02:59that if he does not leave willingly
03:00we will use the mandate we received from our voters
03:03and with some amendments to the constitution
03:05we will remove him and all the other puppets
03:08who were appointed in his place
03:10by the Orbán regime
03:12So a very dramatic few days, Sándor
03:14and Viktor Orbán, how is he dealing with this defeat?
03:18Well, there are indicators that, you know
03:20it's not a simple defeat for Orbán
03:22but a complete humiliation
03:24He hasn't shown up publicly
03:26ever since the vote on Sunday
03:28He posted only once
03:30on Facebook
03:31and many government officials
03:34and many people around the government
03:36are blaming actually him
03:37for the bad campaign
03:39and for the bad results
03:40Now there is one very interesting thing
03:43that yesterday it turned out
03:44that Orbán is missing
03:46his last EU summit
03:48which will take place next week
03:50in Cyprus
03:51He's not going there
03:52He's not going to face other leaders
03:54after his non-stop veto policies
03:57This is just to avoid public humiliation at the summit
04:01But remember that during his 16 years in power
04:05Orbán never missed a single European summit
04:08This is going to be the last one that he's missing
04:12and it's also, in my view
04:13it puts a shade on his legacy of 16 years
04:17Indeed, Sándor, Viktor Orbán
04:19missing that summit next week
04:20Thank you so much for bringing us up to speed there
04:22Now, Peter Magyar's electoral win
04:25has a potentially huge impact on one country
04:27Ukraine
04:28Magyar has already laid out his position
04:31on Russia's full-scale invasion
04:33saying Ukraine is the victim in this war
04:36and calling on Orbán
04:37to lift his controversial veto
04:39on that 90 billion euro loan for Ukraine
04:42before he leaves office
04:43expected in May
04:45Joining me now in the studio
04:47for more
04:48is our Ukraine correspondent
04:49Sasha Bakulina
04:50Good morning
04:50Thank you for being here
04:51So tell us first
04:53how important is this shift
04:55in the Hungarian position
04:56for Ukraine?
04:57It's crucially important for Kyiv
04:58because there are, of course,
04:59a couple of vetoes
05:00Viktor Orbán's vetoes
05:02that are still there in place
05:03This is the 90 billion euro's loan
05:04This is also the new package
05:06of sanctions against Russia
05:08and, of course,
05:08anything regarding Ukraine's EU accession
05:11But first and foremost
05:12the most urgent thing nowadays
05:13for Ukraine
05:14and for the EU
05:15is unblocking this loan
05:17which has already been agreed upon
05:19at the summit in December
05:20And this is the money
05:21out of the 90 billion
05:2260 billion
05:23is something that Ukraine
05:24desperately needs
05:25for the defence industry
05:28and to make sure
05:29that Ukraine does have enough weapons
05:31And Zelenskyy has been touring
05:33European capitals
05:34He's been in Norway, Germany, Italy
05:35and expected in the Netherlands today
05:37What is he trying to achieve?
05:39Volodymyr Zelenskyy is on the tour
05:40of securing
05:41defence cooperation agreements
05:43Now it is with the EU states
05:46and that's very interesting
05:47Every time he goes to the capital
05:48we could see
05:49that there are a couple of agreements
05:50coming out of them
05:51specifically with attention
05:53to drone production
05:54because Ukraine
05:55is having this strong expertise
05:58in making drones
06:00and the expertise
06:01and experience
06:01in air defence
06:03when it comes to drone attacks
06:05Now let's take a listen
06:06to what Giorgio Meloni
06:07had to say about it in Rome
06:11We believe that supporting Ukraine
06:12is not only a moral duty
06:14but also a strategic need
06:16because it is not just about dignity
06:17freedom
06:18and independence of Kyiv
06:19but also the security of Europe
06:21in the broader sense of the term
06:22is at stake
06:25We are working to increase
06:27the interaction
06:28between our defence sectors
06:29and between our defence companies
06:31This will definitely add strength
06:33technology
06:34and jobs
06:35to both countries
06:36Of course
06:37we discuss diplomacy
06:38and communication
06:39with the American side
06:40but this is not easy
06:41for anyone right now
06:44With the US-led talks
06:45now being stalled
06:46for a couple of weeks
06:47Zelenskyy is indeed
06:48trying to secure
06:48the cooperation
06:49and help with the European states
06:50but also this European tour
06:52really resembles
06:53the recent Gulf tour
06:55when Zelenskyy also
06:56toured the Gulf countries
06:57securing the defence cooperation
06:59agreements with all of them
07:00Sasha, thank you so much
07:02for that update
07:02and speaking of the Gulf
07:04we can now cross over
07:05to our correspondent
07:06Adil Halim
07:08who is standing by us
07:09for us this morning
07:10in Doha in Qatar
07:12Adil, good morning
07:13We know that the president
07:15of the European Council
07:16Antonia Kosta
07:17was there in Qatar yesterday
07:20as part of his tour of the Gulf
07:22bring us up to speed
07:23on what President Kosta
07:24had to say
07:27Good morning
07:28that's right
07:28European Council
07:29President Antonio Kosta
07:30wrapped up his two-day tour
07:31of the Gulf
07:32ending here in Doha
07:34with a very clear message
07:35Europe wants to play
07:36a larger role
07:37in a region
07:37facing a fragile moment
07:39Kosta met with leaders
07:40from the UAE
07:41Saudi Arabia
07:42and Qatar
07:42and while he mostly
07:43wanted to listen
07:44he also wanted to push
07:45two key priorities
07:46one is sustaining
07:48enabling a lasting ceasefire
07:51and the reopening
07:52of free navigation
07:53in the Strait of Hormuz
07:55which is a vital
07:55global and energy
07:57trade route
07:57now he also
07:59stressed Europe's
08:00solidarity with Gulf states
08:01facing recent
08:02Iranian attacks
08:03and made it clear
08:04the European Union
08:05sees itself
08:06as a reliable partner
08:07on security
08:08diplomacy
08:09and economic cooperation
08:10and he warned
08:11the stakes are high
08:12saying that the world
08:13is entering a dangerous phase
08:15and unless countries defend
08:16the international
08:17rules-based order
08:19the alternative
08:19is chaos
08:20that we're seeing
08:21from the Ukraine
08:21to the Gulf
08:22the council president
08:23only took a handful
08:24of questions
08:25including one
08:25from Euronews
08:26I asked him
08:27what he heard
08:28from leaders
08:28across the region
08:29and what concrete steps
08:31are next
08:31in EU-GCC ties
08:33let's hear what he had to say
08:34it's important
08:36that the European Union
08:37and the Gulf
08:40cooperation
08:41countries
08:43could work
08:44together
08:46between the EU
08:47and the GCC
08:48but also bilaterally
08:50with each
08:52Gulf state
08:53and we are keen
08:54to do this
08:55we are negotiating
08:56free trade agreements
08:57with some of them
08:58so there is partnership
09:00with the others
09:01and we are
09:02talking
09:02with all of them
09:04I think
09:05more than ever
09:06it's very important
09:07that we achieve this
09:10now Costa
09:11also said
09:12the second EU-GCC summit
09:14will be held
09:15later this year
09:15the first was in Brussels
09:16in 2024
09:17the next will be held
09:18in this region
09:19Maret
09:21Adel thank you so much
09:22for that update
09:23and yesterday in fact
09:25I sat down
09:26with the secretary
09:27general of the Gulf
09:28cooperation council
09:29Jazim al-Budewi
09:31and I started
09:32by asking him
09:32whether he believed
09:33the war on Iran
09:34had brought the Gulf
09:36and the European Union
09:37closer together
09:38I think
09:39the EU
09:41is one of the most
09:43important
09:44strategic partners
09:46to the GCC
09:47it is
09:48a very historic
09:50relationship
09:50it covers
09:51almost every aspect
09:53of our lives
09:55from political
09:55to economical
09:56to educational
09:57to cultural
09:58to investment
10:00all aspects
10:01are included
10:03in this partnership
10:04we have achieved
10:05so many goals
10:07and so many
10:08achievements
10:09that we feel
10:11in our life
10:12on a daily
10:12on a daily basis
10:13the
10:14definitely
10:15the escalation
10:17in our region
10:17and the Iranian
10:18continuous attack
10:20on the GCC
10:21country
10:22brought the GCC
10:24EU
10:24into
10:25even closer
10:27relationship
10:27I
10:28felt it
10:30and this was
10:30reflected
10:31in my
10:32discussion
10:33and dialogues
10:34here in Brussels
10:35with different
10:38leaders
10:39in the European
10:40Parliament
10:41and in the European
10:42Commission
10:43so this is
10:44bringing us together
10:45we are
10:46looking at
10:47the stability
10:48and the security
10:49of the region
10:50because
10:51it is
10:52obvious to everybody
10:53that the stability
10:54in the Gulf
10:56is an important
10:58element
10:58for the international
10:59stability
11:00and security
11:01I'd like to ask you
11:02how this experience
11:03these seven weeks
11:04of conflict
11:05we've seen
11:05have maybe
11:06changed the way
11:07that the members
11:08of the GCC
11:08think about
11:09security
11:10do you think
11:11there's been
11:11an inflection
11:12point here
11:13and do you think
11:14there'll be
11:14more work
11:16on for example
11:16partnerships
11:17with countries
11:18like Ukraine
11:18to bolster
11:19the region's
11:20defense
11:20there are
11:21there are
11:21many
11:21many
11:22lessons learned
11:23from this
11:24conflict
11:25and I can
11:26categorize them
11:27into two
11:28parts
11:29the first lesson
11:30learned
11:30is how do we
11:33achieve our
11:34GCC integration
11:36that we've been
11:37working on
11:38since 1981
11:39when the GCC
11:40was started
11:41what do we need
11:42to do more
11:43economically
11:44security
11:45military
11:46the second
11:47lesson learned
11:48that we have
11:49learned
11:50and we need
11:51to even
11:52work more on
11:53is to
11:54upgrade our
11:55partnerships
11:55with many
11:57of our
11:57true and good
11:58friends
11:59such as
11:59for example
12:00the EU
12:00how do we need
12:02to strengthen
12:03our partnerships
12:04what aspects
12:05should we
12:05concentrate on
12:06how do we
12:07look at our
12:08partnerships
12:09the one we
12:09have
12:10do we need
12:10new partnerships
12:11these are the
12:12lessons learned
12:13that we
12:14you know
12:15trying to work
12:16on
12:16but as I
12:17told you
12:17before
12:18we are
12:18very happy
12:19about
12:20the fact
12:21that our
12:22integration
12:23and communication
12:23and cooperation
12:25is even
12:25beyond
12:26anybody's
12:27expectation
12:30moving on
12:31now
12:31US President
12:32Donald Trump
12:33has lashed out
12:34publicly at
12:35the Italian
12:35Prime Minister
12:36Giorgia Meloni
12:37a leader
12:38he once called
12:39a fantastic
12:40lady
12:40to explain
12:41why I'm
12:42joined by
12:43our correspondent
12:44Vincenzo Genovese
12:45good morning
12:46thank you for being
12:46here in the studio
12:47with us
12:47listen what is
12:49at the root
12:49of this breakdown
12:51in the relationship
12:51between these leaders
12:52yes Marty
12:53indeed we have
12:54always seen
12:54Meloni as a
12:55sort of bridge
12:56between Trump
12:57and Europe
12:57for her
12:59right wing
13:01our right policy
13:02for her position
13:03on migration
13:03also for her
13:04proximity to the
13:05MAGA world
13:06but few days ago
13:07Trump attacked
13:08Pope Leo
13:09saying he was
13:10he is very
13:11weak on crime
13:12and you know
13:13there are few
13:14things in Italy
13:14that you can't
13:15touch
13:16and the Pope
13:17is among them
13:18let's listen to Meloni
13:23what I said
13:24is what I think
13:25and that is
13:26that the statement
13:27especially with
13:28regards to the
13:28pontiff
13:29are unacceptable
13:30I expressed my
13:31solidarity with
13:32Pope Leo
13:32and I will tell
13:33you more
13:34I would not feel
13:35comfortable in a
13:35society
13:36where religious
13:37leaders
13:37do as they are
13:38told by politicians
13:39not in this part
13:40of the world
13:41so I disagreed
13:42and I said so
13:46I've never heard
13:47anything similar
13:48Mared
13:49coming from Meloni
13:50she had never
13:51used the word
13:52unacceptable
13:53before speaking
13:54of Trump
13:55and Trump
13:56didn't take it
13:57well
13:57of course
13:58he said
13:59and I'm quoting
13:59in an interview
14:01with the Italian
14:01newspaper
14:02Corriere della Sera
14:03I'm shocked
14:04at her
14:04I thought
14:05she had
14:05courage
14:06but I was
14:07wrong
14:07very sad
14:08she's much
14:08different than
14:09I thought
14:10she's not
14:10the same
14:11person
14:11Italy
14:12is not
14:12the same
14:13country
14:14so also
14:15here
14:15then
14:15Trump
14:16said
14:16in another
14:17interview
14:17that Meloni
14:19was very
14:19negative
14:20these are
14:21kind of
14:21unprecedented
14:22attacks
14:22from Trump
14:23to Meloni
14:24I would say
14:25that this
14:25bridge
14:26has collapsed
14:26now
14:27but
14:28which is
14:29this is
14:30not
14:30not necessarily
14:31bad for
14:32Meloni
14:32because
14:33you know
14:33Trump
14:34is very
14:34unpopular
14:35in Italy
14:35he's becoming
14:36more and more
14:37unpopular
14:37also in Europe
14:38and he's becoming
14:40an issue
14:40for the right wing
14:41for the conservative
14:42and also for the
14:43far right parties
14:44across Europe
14:45as we are
14:46reporting
14:46on Euro news
14:47yes
14:47Vincenzo
14:48we'll keep an eye
14:48on that reporting
14:49on how Trump
14:50is perhaps
14:52disturbing
14:52a little bit
14:53the mega
14:54or MAGA
14:54movement
14:54in Europe
14:55as well
14:56now
14:56moving on
14:57tomorrow
14:58Spanish
14:58Prime Minister
14:59Pedro Sánchez
15:00will host
15:0115
15:02world leaders
15:03in Barcelona
15:03as part of
15:04a mobilisation
15:06of the global
15:07progressive left
15:08joining us now
15:09live to explain
15:10more is
15:11MEP
15:12Hannah
15:12Yalul
15:12a Spanish
15:13MEP
15:13who was
15:14previously
15:14migration
15:15secretary
15:15in the
15:16government
15:17of Sánchez
15:17and who will
15:18join the
15:18mobilisation
15:19MEP Yalul
15:20welcome
15:21is it fair
15:22to say
15:23first that
15:24this gathering
15:24in Barcelona
15:25is also
15:26a united front
15:27or a reaction
15:28against Trump
15:29and Trump's
15:30ideological
15:31allies
15:32across the
15:32world
15:32is this
15:33essentially
15:33an anti-Trump
15:34coalition
15:36good morning
15:37thank you for
15:38having me here
15:38today
15:39no I wouldn't
15:40say so
15:40this is not
15:41an anti-Trump
15:42rally
15:42this is not
15:43an anti-Trump
15:44conference
15:44at all
15:45and it's very
15:46important to
15:46make this
15:47clear
15:47the global
15:48progressive
15:48mobilisation
15:49is a work
15:51a joint effort
15:52from all
15:52progressive
15:53forces
15:53from different
15:55political
15:55organisations
15:56and different
15:58intellectual
15:59foundations
15:59and trade
16:00unions
16:01you know
16:02it's very
16:03it's a wide
16:05range of
16:06progressive
16:07organisations
16:07and leaders
16:08which is very
16:09important
16:09that we are
16:10gathering in
16:10Barcelona
16:10led by
16:12President Sánchez
16:12and that
16:13began with
16:13him as
16:14president of
16:15the Socialist
16:15International
16:16as
16:16president of
16:17European
16:18Socialists
16:19that got
16:19this initiative
16:20that we have
16:21been working
16:22on for the
16:22last year
16:23and now
16:24we are here
16:24in Barcelona
16:25finally
16:25with many
16:26leaders
16:27all around
16:27the world
16:28and to
16:28fight for
16:29democracy
16:29climate
16:30change
16:31international
16:31law
16:32but this
16:32is not
16:33an anti-Trump
16:33reaction to
16:34anything
16:35on any
16:35sort of
16:35fight
16:36and the
16:37European
16:37left
16:37I think
16:38it's fair
16:38to say
16:38has been
16:40through quite
16:41a difficult
16:41period of
16:42time
16:42if we look
16:43at the
16:43European
16:43Council
16:43that's
16:44obvious
16:44it's
16:45dominated
16:45by
16:45right-wing
16:46leaders
16:46how are
16:47you hoping
16:48to kind
16:48of reclaim
16:49that
16:49narrative
16:49and reclaim
16:51your voter
16:51base
16:51across the
16:52continent
16:53well I
16:54think the
16:55image of
16:55Prime Minister
16:56Pedro Sánchez
16:57by itself
16:58talks a lot
16:58of what
16:59people are
17:00expecting
17:00for the
17:01future
17:02I mean
17:02his global
17:03image
17:03and the
17:03support
17:04he's taken
17:04with his
17:05stance
17:05his coherence
17:07and
17:08political coherence
17:10let's say
17:10against double
17:11standards
17:12you know
17:12when we talk
17:12about Gaza
17:13or when we
17:14talk about
17:15Ukraine
17:16when he said
17:17no to war
17:17he's having
17:18a huge
17:19massive
17:20support
17:20in his
17:21positions
17:21and I
17:22think that
17:22shows how
17:23people
17:25he's been
17:26very widely
17:27supported
17:28by civil
17:29society
17:30all around
17:30the world
17:30I think
17:31that this
17:31not to war
17:32shows how
17:33people
17:33think
17:35that peace
17:35and we
17:36are at
17:36important
17:37moments
17:37for peace
17:38he talks
17:39about
17:40climate
17:40change
17:41also
17:41or when
17:42he talks
17:42about
17:42you know
17:44techno-oligarchs
17:46you know
17:47how to
17:48take care
17:48of our
17:48children
17:49with social
17:50media
17:50I think
17:51he's always
17:52making a
17:52very important
17:53stand that
17:53are very
17:54widely
17:54supported
17:54and I
17:55think
17:55this
17:56gathering
17:57in Barcelona
17:57is massive
17:58you know
17:58so that
17:59shows
18:00how much
18:01support
18:02he has
18:02and how
18:03much
18:03social
18:04democratic
18:05and left
18:05forces
18:05wants to
18:06unite
18:06with these
18:07main
18:07principles
18:07that he
18:08represents
18:09Indeed
18:09Sánchez
18:10has obviously
18:10been a bit
18:11of a
18:11figurehead
18:12on the
18:12global
18:12stage
18:12recently
18:13but
18:13he has
18:13faced
18:14criticism
18:14from
18:15some
18:16certain
18:16political
18:18parties
18:18in Europe
18:18on his
18:19recent
18:19decision
18:20to
18:20regularize
18:21half a
18:21million
18:22migrants
18:22some
18:23saying
18:24it
18:24undermines
18:24even
18:24European
18:25security
18:25how do
18:26you
18:26respond
18:27to
18:27that
18:27criticism
18:29well
18:29I think
18:30that
18:30let's
18:31talk
18:31about
18:32data
18:33okay
18:33so
18:34for
18:35the
18:35last
18:35year
18:35we
18:36have
18:36had
18:36the
18:37very
18:37I
18:38mean
18:38let's
18:39say
18:39a
18:40policy
18:41with
18:41migrants
18:41that
18:42talks
18:42about
18:42always
18:44security
18:44of course
18:46and
18:47legality
18:47within the
18:48framework of
18:48legality
18:49which I
18:49think it
18:49is very
18:50important for
18:50everybody to
18:51understand
18:51all these
18:52migrants are
18:52very well
18:53regulated in
18:54America
18:54in the sense
18:55that
18:56they all have
18:58permission to
18:58work
18:59and
19:00last year
19:01only 700,000
19:02migrants
19:04collaborated
19:04and helped
19:05the stability
19:06in the
19:07labour market
19:08so I
19:08think it
19:09is important
19:09to understand
19:10that these
19:10migrants
19:11do not
19:12steal the
19:12job of
19:13anybody
19:13at the
19:14contrary
19:14we are
19:15the fastest
19:15growing economy
19:16in the world
19:17right now
19:17because of
19:18our policies
19:18also with
19:19migrants
19:19thank you so
19:20much
19:20I'm afraid
19:20that's all
19:21we have
19:21time for
19:22but we
19:22will be
19:22following
19:23of course
19:23that
19:24global
19:25progressive
19:25conference
19:26this weekend
19:27in Barcelona
19:28and that's
19:29all we have
19:29time for
19:30today
19:30thank you
19:31so much
19:31for tuning
19:32in
19:32we'll be
19:33back again
19:33at the same
19:34time tomorrow
19:35in the meantime
19:36do get in
19:36touch with
19:37your tips
19:37and suggestions
19:38at
19:39europetoday
19:40at
19:40euronews.com
19:41we do love
19:42hearing from
19:43you
19:43we'll be
19:43back
19:43the same
19:44time
19:44same
19:45place
19:45tomorrow
19:45see you
19:46then
19:56you
19:58you
20:00you
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