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Estados Unidos e Irán reanudarán en Qatar sus conversaciones tras un tenso fin de semana de amenazas, mientras Europa combate una ola de calor mortal vinculada a más de 1.300 muertes. También crecen nuevamente las tensiones comerciales UE-EE.UU. tras las nuevas amenazas arancelarias de Trump.
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Estados Unidos e Irán reanudarán en Qatar sus conversaciones tras un tenso fin de semana de amenazas, mientras Europa combate una ola de calor mortal vinculada a más de 1.300 muertes. También crecen nuevamente las tensiones comerciales UE-EE.UU. tras las nuevas amenazas arancelarias de Trump.
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00:30Agreed to halt strikes and hold talks in Qatar
00:33This after Tehran said the Strait of Hormuz was under Iranian control
00:37And that further US tax would only escalate the crisis
00:41Over the weekend it looked like the two countries could be back on the path to war
00:45Despite signing a memorandum of understanding aimed at ending the conflict
00:50Plus, Europe's early summer heatwave is turning deadly
00:54According to the head of the World Health Organization
00:57More than 1,300 deaths have been linked to extreme temperatures
01:01As record-breaking heat continues to sweep across the continent
01:05It comes as politicians debate over air conditioning versus climate action
01:10Meanwhile, trade tensions between the EU and China are back in focus
01:16As the Chinese Commerce Minister, Wang Wentao, meets the EU Trade Commissioner, Mara Sefcovic
01:21Today in Brussels
01:23EU officials are describing the talks as a, quote, make-or-break moment for the future of trade relations
01:30And Serbian President Aleksandar Wucic said on Saturday
01:34He would be stepping down in the very near future
01:37Paving the way for early presidential and parliamentary elections
01:41This announcement comes after 18 months of anti-government protests
01:46But first, the US and Iran have said they will continue their talks in Qatar tomorrow
01:51Aimed at ending the Middle East war
01:53This comes after a weekend of strikes that looked to undermine the interim peace agreement
01:58And prompted President Donald Trump to threaten violence
02:01Taking to truth social, the US President said this weekend
02:04It's very possible that Iran will never learn
02:08There may be a point when we are no longer able to be reasonable
02:12If that happens, the Islamic Republic of Iran will no longer exist
02:17Meanwhile, Lebanon rejected the latest US-Israel-Lebanon framework deal
02:21Calling it an agreement of dictates that fails to protect the rights of Lebanese people
02:25For more, we can bring in Osama Rizvi, founder of Rizvi Insights
02:29Good morning, Osama
02:30Thank you so much for joining us
02:32So it was a tense weekend, but now there does seem to be an agreement on the table to talk
02:36Should we treat this announcement, though, with a degree of scepticism?
02:41Well, thank you so much for having me
02:43I think, as we've discussed before, we will see this back and forth
02:46And the MOU will continue to be very fragile in its nature
02:50It has to be like that
02:52But when I look at it from a fundamental or practical point of view
02:56Even for the US side, the cost of inaction clearly outweighs that of the action
03:01So if they go down further the path of escalation or a war
03:06We will see a host of problems propping up from US Treasury yields rising to 5%
03:12Which has never happened before
03:13And every time they neared 5%
03:15We saw some sort of good news being released into the market
03:18We will see oil prices once again rising up
03:21Election a year and so on and so forth
03:22Whereas the cost of inaction would only be a loss of political capital
03:26And if you look at the figures recently
03:28It has already been depleting
03:30So I think a practical and more sane way would be to go down the inaction pathway
03:34And I think that is more probable, hopefully
03:36And of course, we've seen the last couple of days
03:38Tits for tat exchanges
03:39With Iran making it very clear, Osama
03:42That they would be controlling the Strait of Hormuz
03:44What's the biggest risk, do you think, in the next few days?
03:47I think, to borrow Bradford DeLong's word
03:50This whole situation regarding Hormuz
03:52Is a densely rated Gaudian knot
03:55So this ought to have such repercussions that nobody can understand
04:00It will remain, unfortunately, as far as I see
04:02From a geopolitical point of view
04:04It will remain under the control of Iran
04:06Nobody will be able to open it from
04:08Maybe, other than diplomacy
04:11But at the same moment, at the same time
04:14I think shipments and tankers will continue to flow
04:17Because it serves both the sides
04:19Well, you mentioned that word, diplomacy
04:21Is there any realistic chance now for diplomacy?
04:25I think it is
04:26The longer we go on without any serious escalation
04:30The better the chances become
04:32Of this conflict being resolved through diplomacy
04:34However, we have to look at the past
04:36We have to look at Israel
04:38We have to look at Lebanon
04:39There are so many actors involved
04:40So I think it will remain precarious
04:43It is tenuous
04:43And the situation will keep everyone
04:46And all the markets on the edge of their seats
04:48Very much on their toes
04:50And just regarding the markets
04:51We saw oil prices spiking
04:53Since the attacks actually resumed
04:55What are you looking out for this week?
04:57Oil prices are actually an oddity at the moment
05:00If you look at the fundamentals
05:01US stocks are at 20 years lowest point
05:03There is no reality in which WTI can be where it is right now
05:07So either oil prices will reassess the risks
05:10And rise
05:11Or maybe remain rage bound
05:12I don't see them following to levels like 40 or 50
05:15Anytime soon
05:16Okay, Osama Rizvi there with his eye on the ball
05:19Thank you so much for your insights as always
05:21Now the tension in the Middle East comes
05:24As the US celebrates 250 years of independence
05:27Last night here in Brussels
05:29More than 7,000 people were wined and dined
05:32In true American style
05:33From hot dogs to mac and cheese
05:35Against a backdrop of rodeo games and cheerleaders
05:38The US Embassy pulled out all the stops
05:40To dazzle the Belgian capital
05:42The festival that finished with a fireworks display
05:45Came as President Trump threatened to impose
05:47A 100% tariff on imports
05:49From any European country
05:50That levies a digital services tax on US companies
05:53For more, we're joined by our very own Stefan Kolbe
05:56Stefan, never a dull moment really
05:59In the EU-US transatlantic tie
06:01What's behind this latest attack?
06:03Yeah, that's right, Maeve
06:05Good morning
06:05Well, just when many in Brussels thought
06:08That the transatlantic trade dispute had calmed down
06:12Donald Trump has reignited it
06:14With one of his toughest threats yet
06:18So the US President says
06:19Any country imposing a digital services tax
06:22On American technology companies
06:23Could face a 100% tariff on all exports to the United States
06:28And he insists those tariffs would supersede
06:32Any existing trade agreements
06:34Now, the immediate targets here are European countries
06:38For years, several EU member states
06:40Including France, Spain, Italy
06:42Have argued that US tax giants
06:45Such as Google, such as Amazon, Apple or Meta
06:50Generate billions, billions of euros in revenue
06:53In Europe while paying very little tax
06:56And digital service taxes are designed to make those companies contribute more
07:02Where they do business
07:03Which is actually here
07:05Washington, however, sees these taxes as discriminatory
07:10Because they disproportionately affect American tech companies
07:13The European Commission has responded defiantly
07:16Saying the EU has every right to regulate and tax economic activity
07:22Within its own market
07:24And Brussels insists its rules are not discriminatory
07:28And has warned that it is prepared to respond
07:30If Washington follows through on its threat
07:33The timing here is significant, Maeve
07:36Because only weeks after the US and the EU
07:39Reached a broader trade understanding
07:42That capped most tariffs at 15%
07:44Digital taxation remains one of the most important unresolved issues
07:49And Trump, latest warning now
07:52Risks opening an entirely new front
07:54In the transatlantic trade relationship
07:56And Stefan, meanwhile, of course
07:58That party that took place last night
08:00To celebrate 250 years of independence
08:02Security, of course, was very tight
08:04But there were protesters gathering nearby
08:08Some NGOs like Greenpeace
08:10Rolling out banners saying
08:11War, greed, energy crisis
08:13What is there to celebrate?
08:15Now, of course, the motto of the gathering last night
08:17Was 250 years of independence
08:19Building our future together
08:21Stefan, that sounds almost ironic
08:23Given President Trump's real feelings for Europe
08:25You were at the party last night
08:27Did you see bad feelings?
08:30Well, Maeve, you're right
08:32Trump doesn't like Europe
08:33He hates the European Union
08:35And he usually criticizes the EU
08:38In much harsher terms
08:39Than, for example, Russia, China and North Korea
08:42All countries without a liberal democracy
08:45And on that motto
08:48Building a future together
08:50Look, it was a garden party
08:53To which U.S. embassies
08:55In foreign capitals
08:56Typically invite
08:57Host country officials
08:59And diplomats
09:00Around the American Independence Day
09:04Only this time
09:05It was much, much bigger
09:07And you mentioned it
09:08There were several thousands
09:10Of what I call
09:12Friends of America
09:13Who were invited
09:15People who in their day jobs
09:17Deal with the United States
09:18One way or the other
09:21And no, I did not register
09:23Any bad feelings
09:24Au contraire
09:25Mainly because the organizers
09:27Kept it apolitical
09:28It was a rather timeless celebration
09:31Of Americana
09:32That people, especially in Europe
09:34Love about the country
09:35Like line dancing
09:37Like mechanical bull rides
09:39Like baseball and American football
09:41And because it was so apolitical
09:44People had a good time
09:46America is about more than Donald Trump
09:49And Donald Trump as president
09:51He is what he is
09:53But throughout American history
09:54There have been presidents
09:55Who were considered
09:57Unfit for the job
09:58You know, the James Buchanan's
10:01The Andrew Johnson's
10:03The Herbert Hoover's
10:04They come and they go
10:06The same with Trump
10:08So political differences
10:10Should not stop us
10:11From celebrating American values
10:13And the friendship
10:14That many people
10:15On both sides of the Atlantic
10:17Still cherish and hold dear
10:19Okay, Stefan Grobe
10:20And as you said
10:20People had a very good time
10:22Leaving with bags
10:23Of course, of American candy
10:25Thank you so much
10:26For your analysis there
10:27Now moving on
10:29The World Health Organization
10:30Has said almost 1,300 deaths
10:33Have been recorded
10:33Since the deadly heat wave
10:35In Europe
10:35That began on the 21st of June
10:37This weekend
10:38Saw record temperatures
10:40Hit Germany
10:40Czechia
10:41Poland
10:41And Hungary
10:42With police in Berlin
10:43Using water cannons
10:45To cool people down
10:46And German rail
10:47Urging people
10:47To cancel their travel plans
10:49For more
10:50We can bring in
10:50Carla Buntempo
10:51Director of the
10:52Covered in its climate change service
10:54Thank you so much
10:55For coming on Europe today
10:57Just tell us
10:58How unusual is this heat wave
10:59For late June
11:00And can we expect this heat
11:01To continue into July?
11:03Well, I mean
11:04What you were describing
11:05Is the answer
11:06To your question
11:07In a sense
11:07Because the conditions
11:09Are extremely unusual
11:10We see temperature
11:1212, 10, 12 degrees
11:13Above the normal averages
11:16For France
11:17For part of the UK
11:18We've seen recent days
11:20And as you said
11:21Now that the peak
11:22Of the heat wave
11:23Is moving east
11:23We are seeing
11:24Record-breaking temperature
11:25Affecting eastern Germany
11:26Affecting Czechia
11:27And Poland
11:28So this is very unusual
11:30And at the moment
11:32It doesn't necessarily look
11:34As the end is near
11:35The peak
11:36Maybe in western Europe
11:37Has been reached
11:38But looking at the forecast
11:40And for the forecast
11:41The national med services
11:42Are the best place
11:43To look at
11:44There is not a clear sign
11:46For rain coming in
11:49Or a reduction
11:50A massive reduction
11:51In temperature
11:51And based on your expertise
11:53Is it climate change
11:54Making these extreme heat events
11:55More frequent
11:56And more intense?
11:58Well, you know
11:58As always
11:59It's a combination
12:00These events
12:00High pressure regions
12:02Extending over Europe
12:03Have existed
12:04Throughout history
12:05We have seen many heat waves
12:06Before this one
12:07Starting from the famous
12:08Or infamous
12:092003 heat wave
12:10But this same
12:12Weather pattern
12:13Are now operating
12:14In a world
12:15That is much, much warmer
12:16And Europe is warming
12:17Faster than the global average
12:19And we see this heat wave
12:20Becoming more frequent
12:21More intense
12:22Lasting longer
12:23And starting earlier
12:24In the season
12:25And what are the biggest
12:26Health risks
12:27Especially for vulnerable people?
12:28We've already seen
12:29The deaths that have been
12:29Announced from this
12:30Yeah, and there is actually
12:32A paper that came out
12:34Last week
12:34From a colleague of ours
12:36At the ECNWF
12:37Rebecca Emerton
12:38That was published in Nature
12:40And she looked at
12:41The heat stress
12:42And heat stress
12:43Has gone up
12:44All over the globe
12:45Not just in Europe
12:45And heat stress
12:47Is a cause of death
12:48For many humans
12:50And actually
12:51The heat-related mortality
12:52In Europe
12:53As the Lancet countdown
12:54Pointed out
12:55A couple of years ago
12:56Has gone up
12:5730% in the last 20 years
12:58So having more heat waves
13:00Means that actually
13:01Our own risk
13:02Of facing
13:03The consequences
13:04Of heat stress
13:06Has gone up
13:07Very significantly
13:08And will continue
13:08To go up
13:09Unfortunately
13:10As the temperature rises
13:11Not just in Europe
13:12But across the world
13:13Okay Carlo
13:15Buen tempo
13:15Thank you so much
13:16For your analysis
13:17As always
13:17And for joining us here
13:18On the programme
13:19Now this latest heat wave
13:21That is
13:22As we heard set
13:23To last
13:23Has triggered
13:24A fiery debate
13:25Across Europe
13:25About the lack
13:26Of infrastructure
13:27When it comes to
13:28Air conditioning
13:28In homes
13:29Schools
13:29Public transport
13:30And workplaces
13:31Europe's air conditioning
13:33Issues is quite low
13:34Compared to other continents
13:35Particularly North America
13:36And Asia
13:37With only around
13:3719% of households
13:39Having air conditioning
13:40Here
13:40And in France
13:41We've seen politicians
13:42Laying the groundwork
13:43For their campaigns
13:44Ahead of the elections
13:45Next year
13:46Seizing upon the
13:47Air conditioning debate
13:48For more
13:49We can bring in
13:49Diana Urgevors
13:50That's the Vice Chair
13:51Of the Intergovernmental Panel
13:53On Climate Change
13:54Good morning
13:55Just tell us
13:55What's your view here
13:56On this political debate
13:57Over air con for all
13:59Versus long term
14:00Climate policies
14:00Is this just addressing
14:02The symptoms
14:02And not really
14:03The root causes
14:05Thank you very much
14:06It's a very important question
14:07Not only
14:10Addressing the symptoms
14:11But in fact
14:12Really aggravating
14:13Climate change
14:13And aggravating
14:14Even local warming
14:15In the cities
14:16Because air conditioning
14:17What it does
14:18Is actually
14:19Puts the local
14:20Indoor heat
14:20Out on the streets
14:21Actually it makes
14:22The urban heat
14:23Even worse
14:24And also global warming
14:26Because cooling
14:27Is expected
14:28To add
14:2825% more
14:32Electricity demand
14:33Until 2030
14:34Than even
14:35Data centres
14:36Which means
14:37That if we only
14:38Compare it to
14:39Artificial intelligence
14:40It's about
14:40Five times as much
14:41We talk a lot
14:42About the energy
14:44From artificial intelligence
14:45But not so much
14:46From cooling
14:47At the same time
14:48Of course
14:48It is very important
14:49That we are
14:51Providing thermal safety
14:53To our residents
14:54Because heat
14:55Is killing in Europe
14:56It can kill as much
14:58As 40,000 to 60,000
15:00Excess deaths
15:01So people
15:03In a hot summer
15:04All over Europe
15:05So it is crucial
15:06But I would
15:07Consider more
15:08Taking the
15:09Swiss approach
15:10Which means
15:11That we provide
15:12Access
15:12Allow access
15:13To the elderly
15:14Or the vulnerable
15:15Groups
15:16And otherwise
15:17We try to
15:17Implement measures
15:18That in the
15:19Few really
15:20Extreme days
15:21Such as what
15:22We are experiencing
15:22Now in some
15:23Countries
15:24And some
15:24Countries
15:24Are already over
15:25We'd rather
15:26Take temporary
15:26Measures
15:27To provide
15:28Safety
15:28For example
15:30In cooling
15:30Centres
15:31During those
15:31Days
15:32Which happen
15:32Just a few
15:33Days
15:33About every
15:34Year
15:34So far
15:35For a while
15:36It will
15:37Really only
15:37Hurt us
15:38A few
15:38Days
15:39Every couple
15:40Of years
15:41But then
15:42We have to
15:42Take these
15:43Measures
15:43For example
15:43Cooling
15:44Centres
15:44Or also
15:45Have to
15:45Accept that
15:46Perhaps
15:47There will be
15:48Temporary
15:48Reductions
15:49In productivity
15:50And perhaps
15:51Home
15:52Officing
15:52And other
15:53Measures
15:53Can help
15:54In these
15:55Difficult
15:55Situations
15:56And I'm
15:57Not sure
15:57If you've
15:58Seen
15:58But the
15:58European
15:58Commission
15:58Is under
15:59Criticism
15:59For turning
16:00Off the
16:00AC
16:00For some
16:01Of its
16:02Staff
16:02And leaving
16:02It on
16:03For others
16:03Higher up
16:04In buildings
16:04I guess
16:05This shows
16:06Really the
16:06Wider problem
16:07We have
16:07Across Europe
16:08As you're
16:08Describing
16:08Regarding
16:09Access
16:11Exactly
16:12So access
16:13To air
16:13Conditioning
16:13Is a
16:14Crucial
16:14Issue
16:14At the
16:15Same
16:15Time
16:16It is
16:16Also
16:17Again
16:17Important
16:17That to
16:18Understand
16:19That the
16:19Solution
16:20Is not
16:20Universal
16:21Access
16:21To
16:22Everywhere
16:22Everything
16:23Because
16:23Right now
16:24Exactly
16:25The very
16:25Reasons
16:26Why it
16:26Had to
16:26Be turned
16:27Off
16:27Is because
16:28Of capacity
16:29Shortages
16:29And if
16:30They suddenly
16:30Try to
16:31Provide access
16:32To everyone
16:32That means
16:34That our
16:34Capacities
16:35Won't be
16:35Able to
16:36Survive
16:37Because
16:37We are
16:38Now already
16:40Jeopardizing
16:41The success
16:41Of the
16:42Green
16:42Energy
16:42Transition
16:43Because
16:43What we
16:44See
16:44Is that
16:45We are
16:45Now adding
16:45More energy
16:46Demand
16:47That we
16:47Are able
16:48To
16:48Provide
16:50With
16:50New
16:50Sources
16:51Of
16:51Renewable
16:52Power
16:52Despite
16:52Our
16:53Unexpected
16:54Success
16:55With the
16:56Deployment
16:56Of
16:57Renewable
16:57Energy
16:57Sources
16:58But
16:58Certainly
16:59Of course
16:59It doesn't
17:00Mean
17:00That the
17:01Elites
17:02Will have
17:03To have
17:03Access
17:03And the
17:04Others
17:04Don't
17:04So we
17:05Do have
17:05To look
17:06At
17:06Everyone's
17:07Needs
17:09But again
17:10I do
17:10Believe
17:11That perhaps
17:11Temporary
17:12Measures
17:12Where
17:13Everyone
17:13Has a
17:14Temporary
17:14Arrangement
17:15For
17:15These
17:15Few
17:16Days
17:16To get
17:17By
17:17And still
17:18Be able
17:18To work
17:18But even
17:19More
17:19To be able
17:20To stay
17:20Healthy
17:21Is more
17:21Important
17:22Than the
17:23Solution
17:23To have
17:24Full access
17:25Immediately
17:25To everyone
17:26To air
17:27Conditioning
17:27Because the
17:28Problem is
17:28Once you
17:29Have access
17:30To air
17:30Conditioning
17:31The culture
17:32Also changes
17:33We have a lot
17:34Of cultural
17:34Adaptations
17:35To hot
17:36Days
17:36And how
17:37We get
17:38By
17:38In
17:40Heat
17:40And we
17:41Would lose
17:42All of this
17:42If we
17:42Suddenly
17:43Have all
17:43Air
17:44Conditioners
17:44Thank you
17:45So much
17:47For your
17:47Insights
17:48There
17:48And for
17:48Joining us
17:49And now
17:50It's time
17:50For an
17:50Update
17:51On the
17:51FIFA
17:51World Cup
17:52Results
17:58Well it was
17:59A busy
17:59Weekend
18:00With the
18:00Matches
18:01With Austria
18:01Qualifying
18:02In dramatic
18:03Fashion
18:03After a
18:043-3
18:04Draw
18:04With Algeria
18:05On Sunday
18:06Morning
18:06Becoming
18:07The last
18:07European
18:08Team
18:08To book
18:08A place
18:09In the
18:09Knockout
18:10Stage
18:10Three
18:11Of the
18:1116
18:11Teams
18:12Heading
18:13Home
18:13After the
18:13Group
18:13Stage
18:14Are
18:14European
18:14Czechia
18:15Scotland
18:16And
18:16Turquia
18:16With
18:17Turquia's
18:17Exit
18:18Probably
18:18The biggest
18:19Surprise
18:19That means
18:2013
18:21European
18:21Teams
18:21Are
18:22Still
18:22Fighting
18:23For
18:23Glory
18:23From
18:24Now
18:24On
18:24There
18:24Are
18:25No
18:25More
18:25Excuses
18:26Meanwhile
18:27After
18:27Host Nation
18:27Canada
18:28Secured
18:28Their
18:28Place
18:29In
18:29The
18:29Round
18:29Of
18:2916
18:30Last
18:30Night
18:30Germany
18:31And
18:31The
18:32Netherlands
18:32Are
18:32Both
18:33In
18:33Action
18:33Tonight
18:34The
18:34Manshaft
18:35Takes
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