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center left social democrats have signed a coalition agreement which and six months of political deadlock the one hundred seventy seven page document sets out the program for the new government they say they'll address the concerns of those germans who feel left behind. at least forty nine people are dead after a passenger plane crashed on landing at katmandu airport in may paul officials say the aircraft missed the runway and burst into flames seventy one people were on board the aircraft which is operated by u.s. airlines. better and these ruling party has given the country's president the title of eternal supreme guide which will allow president p.r. and to veto all decisions made by the party central committee i'm a referendum could keep him in office until twenty thirty four critics say he's looking to be leader for life.

jittery executives meet in germany as the country faces major disruptions to steel exports but a top official tells them he is confident they will be exempted from a new u.s. tears meanwhile in brussels french economy minister bruno lemaire tells us what europe needs to do in confronting a potential trade battle with the united states and in nigeria we find a hot idea that is helping farmers to keep their cool and their produce fresh or. business on crystal kolber welcome the vice president of the european commission france timmerman says he is confident the u.s. steel shipped to the united states will eventually earn the same exemption status as canada and australia so romans made the comment.