2025-09-10
26 分钟This is Andrew Peach with World Business Report.
Good to have you with us today as the European Commission President talks about threats from China and the US.
The Estonian Finance Minister tells us he's no fan of her deal with Donald Trump.
I am not happy about the deal.
The problem, of course, is how big was the compromise.
The Germans, as I understand, for example, are much more unhappy than Estonia.
We'll hear why people in Mexico are protesting about the rich moving in.
The first apartment I rented here cost around 4,000 pesos a month in 2007.
Today that same apartment cost more than 10 times as much.
And why British horse racing is on strike?
I think that we're going to see a hell of a lot of owners leave the sport and for a small trainer like me it could be catastrophic.
First,
the EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has been setting out her vision for its future amid growing competition from China and tariffs from the US.
Her State of the Union address came on the day that Polish airspace was violated by Russian drones and President Trump called on the EU to impose its own tariffs on China and India.
She called on European nations to fight for their place in this world.
This must be Europe's independence moment.
to be able to take care of our own defence and security,
to take control over the technologies and energies that will fuel our own economies,
to decide what kind of society and democracy we want to live in,
to be open to the world and choose partnerships with allies old and new.