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In the sixth episode titled Exploring Opportunities for EU-Canada Hydrogen Cooperation, our CEO Jorgo Chatzimarkakis discusses with John Risley, Charmain and CEO of CFFI Ventures, and Stefan Kaufmann, former Innovation Commissioner for Green Hydrogen of the German government and now adviser to Thyssenkrupp. In the discussion about hydrogen market and technology's development in Canada and in Germany, the businessman and the policy advisor bring two different geographical and expertise perspectives about the topic. Taking into consideration the US' IRA, Canada's investments in the hydrogen sector and the European plans regarding H2Global and the Hydrogen Bank, our guests compare North America and the EU. They debate over the economic and financial support the industry needs to invest in the green energy transition and the role global cooperation and competition play.  

Despite some "kicking and screaming", Patrick Costello insists climate action is on course. The recently-returned prodigal Green TD reckons his legal challenge to an EU-Canada trade deal has given the Attorney General a "legal headache". Your Politics discusses the logistics of the Big Switcheroo, and the dangers of incorporeal Cabinet meetings.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida agreed with European Union and Canadian leaders Monday to closely cooperate for the success of next year's Group of Seven summit in the atomic-bombed western Japan city of Hiroshima.

CETA, the ground-breaking EU Canada free trade deal four years on. With success stories now abounding, what are the ground realities for an agreement whose successful conclusion once teetered amid widespread protests and delays? The C in CETA isn't Canada. It's comprehensive. That's what made it different: more modern and more broad-reaching across economic, labour, environmental and climate issues. This is over and above the bricks-and-mortar business of eliminating tariffs on goods and services and opening up new markets on both sides of the Atlantic. So how has it stood the test of time? Albeit quite a short time and one gigantically distorted by the effects of the Covid pandemic? Pretty well, it seems. “We had an increase in exports to Canada in the middle of a recession,” says John Clarke, chief negotiator for DG Agri at CETA and one of the directorate's directors. This sixth episode of “Food for Europe” features a wide-ranging interview with John Clarke that looks well beyond the controversies of this agreement, to implementation by both sides of climate commitments, sustainable farming and Europe's food security. We also report from the Beaujolais wine region in France, following producer Philippe Bardet during the collecting and pressing of this year's grape harvest. He's delighted to see exports to Canada increase in the past four years, but also concerned about protections for Europe's celebrated geographical denominations and indications.

The United States, the European Union, Canada and The United Kingdom have imposed sweeping sanctions on Belarusian entities and officials and called on Minsk to end its repressive practices against its own people.The allies also told the administration of President Alexander Lukashenko to cooperate with investigations into the forced landing of a Ryanair flight there in May and the arrest of the journalist Roman Protasevich and his girlfriend Sofia Sapega, who were on board.They said they are committed to supporting the long-suppressed democratic aspirations of the people of Belarus and stand together to impose costs on the regime for its blatant disregard of international commitments.

Sinn Féin Senator and candidate in the Dublin Bay South by-election, Lynn Boylan, joined us to talk about her taking a legal case to test the constitutionality of the EU-Canada trade deal CETA,and the Tanaiste's reaction to her doing so. We also discuss her campaign for a seat in what is a Fine Gael heartland, the Climate Action Bill, Irish Unity on the agenda and housing, housing, housing. Join us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack

Green Party TD Neasa Hourigan has spoken out in support of her colleague Deputy Patrick Costello who has begun a private legal action against the Government's proposals to ratify the EU-Canada trade agreement called CETA. Speaking on the RTÉ News Your Politics podcast she said it was "no secret" that she had reservations about the deal.

Green Party TD Neasa Hourigan has spoken out in support of her colleague Deputy Patrick Costello who has begun a private legal action against the Government's proposals to ratify the EU-Canada trade agreement called CETA. Speaking on the RTÉ News Your Politics podcast she said it was "no secret" that she had reservations about the deal.

Micheál Lehane, Political Correspondent, reports on the Covid-19 plan to be discussed at cabinet today, the Green Party row over the EU-Canada trade deal and Sinn Féin TD Brian Stanley's Dáil statement this afternoon.

Eamon Ryan, Green Party leader and Minister for Transport, discusses the Covid-19 plan to be discussed at cabinet today and the Green Party row over the EU-Canada trade deal.

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At last Britain is free and ready to discover its place in the world. The war is over, as Nigel Farage declared, without him getting his suit dirty (except the occasional milkshake). As Phil Dobbie discusses on today’s Balls Radio, the UK and the EU will state their negotiating position on the future trading relationship. Boris Johnson is hoping for something similar to Canada – but how good will that be, really? Balls Radio examines what the EU Canada trade deal looks like. And is Dominque Raab right to suggest it’ll mean there’s no need for customs checks into and out of the UK?

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Joe Biden officially kicks off his campaign by taking credit for the booming economy under Trump. Victor Davis Hanson joins Laura to discuss this laughable claim, along with the latest news on the border crisis and China. Plus, newly pardoned Conrad Black stops by to discuss his conversation with Trump, and the implosion of the globalist guard here, in the UK and across Europe.

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Wilhelm SCHOELLMANN (XPOL).EU-Canada negotiations for a Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) started in May 2009 and were declared concluded in September 2014. The agreement's overall aim is to increase flows of goods, services and investment to the benefit of both partners. For the EU, CETA represents the first comprehensive economic agreement with a highly industrialised Western economy. On 5 July 2016, the Commission made three proposals for a Council decision with respect to CETA: to sign the agreement, on provisional application, and on conclusion. The Council and Member States have had difficult discussions on the conditions under which CETA can be signed.Think Tank briefingSource: © European Union - EP

Wilhelm SCHOELLMANN (XPOL).EU-Canada negotiations for a Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) started in May 2009 and were declared concluded in September 2014. The agreement's overall aim is to increase flows of goods, services and investment to the benefit of both partners. For the EU, CETA represents the first comprehensive economic agreement with a highly industrialised Western economy. On 5 July 2016, the Commission made three proposals for a Council decision with respect to CETA: to sign the agreement, on provisional application, and on conclusion. The Council and Member States have had difficult discussions on the conditions under which CETA can be signed.Think Tank briefingSource: © European Union - EP

Wilhelm SCHOELLMANN (XPOL).EU-Canada negotiations for a Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) started in May 2009 and were declared concluded in September 2014. The agreement's overall aim is to increase flows of goods, services and investment to the benefit of both partners. For the EU, CETA represents the first comprehensive economic agreement with a highly industrialised Western economy. On 5 July 2016, the Commission made three proposals for a Council decision with respect to CETA: to sign the agreement, on provisional application, and on conclusion. The Council and Member States have had difficult discussions on the conditions under which CETA can be signed.Think Tank briefingSource: © European Union - EP

Wilhelm SCHOELLMANN (XPOL).EU-Canada negotiations for a Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) started in May 2009 and were declared concluded in September 2014. The agreement's overall aim is to increase flows of goods, services and investment to the benefit of both partners. For the EU, CETA represents the first comprehensive economic agreement with a highly industrialised Western economy. On 5 July 2016, the Commission made three proposals for a Council decision with respect to CETA: to sign the agreement, on provisional application, and on conclusion. The Council and Member States have had difficult discussions on the conditions under which CETA can be signed.Think Tank briefingSource: © European Union - EP

On this episode of Slate Money, hosts Felix Salmon of Fusion, Cathy O’Neil, data scientist and author of Weapons of Math Destruction, and Recode’s Edmund Lee breakdown the breakups and mergers in business and finance news this week. Topics discussed on today’s show include:AT&T’s plan to buy entertainment and news giant Time WarnerWallonia formally approves EU-Canada, CETA trade dealBuzzy Tech Companies and how they fare in the public stock markets.Check out other Panoply podcasts at itunes.com/panoply. Email: slatemoney@slate.com Twitter: @felixsalmon, @mathbabedotorg, @edmundlee Production by Veralyn Williams. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of Slate Money, hosts Felix Salmon of Fusion, Cathy O’Neil, data scientist and author of Weapons of Math Destruction, and Recode’s Edmund Lee breakdown the breakups and mergers in business and finance news this week. Topics discussed on today’s show include:AT&T’s plan to buy entertainment and news giant Time WarnerWallonia formally approves EU-Canada, CETA trade dealBuzzy Tech Companies and how they fare in the public stock markets.Check out other Panoply podcasts at itunes.com/panoply. Email: slatemoney@slate.com Twitter: @felixsalmon, @mathbabedotorg, @edmundlee Production by Veralyn Williams. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ritz joined the Oakley show to discuss EU-Canada trade negotiaions and why the region of Wallonia, Beligum, is blocking the deal.

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