this is from britain's prime minister. to reopen the deal. and leave the european union says she will secure a significance. for. the u.s. files criminal charges against the chinese telecoms john twelve accuses the company of industrial espionage and violating sanctions against iran move comes as the u.s. and china are trying to calm tensions. supreme court's decision to

overturn a christian blasphemy conviction and death sentence he cannot leave he still faces . a lot. of people are arrested after last week's collapse in brazil two engineers we checked with last year said it was the same. story one of most races up and coming up eighteen year old almost for the three. during the two months ago now she's over. her skills and she's back. so. i'm still gal welcome to the program the u.k. parliament is due to hold a new vote in the next few hours to. weeks ago lawmakers rejected the deal struck

between the prime minister and the european union today they vote on the changes they want to rescind made to seek from brussels he or she is addressing the house of commons only for less money to end up with no bricks or tool the only way to avoid no deal is to agree a deal that's why i want to go back to brussels with the clearest possible mandate to secure a deal this was to secure a deal that this house can support that means sending the clearest possible message not about what this house johnson. that means. that means sending the clearest possible message not about what this house doesn't want but what we do i suppose nandan that and joined i did correspondent that mass welcome back yet so another important vote in the commons today on bracks it explain to us what b.n. pains will vote on and what's at stake. well to reserve

a basically has conceded that had deal is dead and that she has to go to the house of parliament and she's hoping that they will have they will give her guidance so she's hoping that at the end of today she would have something that she can take to brussels and then renegotiate so there are several amendments which come from all sides of the house of commons here there is for example the labor amendment they're hoping that they can exclude new deal so they are really fearing that the u.k. could crash out of the e.u. and they want to exclude it and if there is no deal at the end of february then they would have to seek for an extension to his and they would have to seek for an extension with for the of for the for this article fifty period so so not rushing out at the end of march that's one important amendment there are others and basically m.p.'s are trying to get together to get one common position and that's the reason may is already saying that she has to renegotiate the facts of this is

a compromise has been reached within her own party or is in the process of being reached she has to basically open up the withdrawal agreement again we know from europe that they are really not very happy and they said well we have negotiated with this with the u.k. and this is it but it's going to be a game of chicken because three of may is going to take the speck to the european union ok so this sounds like m.p.'s ganging up on the government whichever way very votes tonight what's very and the world will theresa may actually have to do what she tells them. she will really have to do that i mean she's said it time and again that there is no other way she sees no other way forward the country is deeply divided it's polarized you can see behind me there are lots of protesters there are some who want to leave the european union as soon as possible and they said we don't want any deal and everything what they are doing and ause of parliament a space if you waste. time let's go and let's crush out there are others who are

hoping for a second referendum they're hoping that they can yet overtown breck said and this is also you know mir it's in the end a house of parliament those it big polarization so it's a long shot for tourism a to actually bring this together and yet that she is she is hoping to do that or at least she's hoping that she can have a consensus within her own party that one amendment will go forward and she can say well this is the best basically that we can do but this is our line of negotiation from now. get mass in london thank you. so what does that europe want from this folks chief political every time he had a curfew has been speaking with german m.e.p. munford faber one of the men hoping to become the next e.u. commission president he hopes today's vote will clarify britain's position. because nobody can predict for the moment the outcome of the of the votes but i welcome the

votes that we can have a chance to get clarity about the ideas of the parliament again i think it's a historic moment for the for the country to get the coming understanding among the party political families to get a common understanding about the long term relationship towards european friends we are still friends we want to work together but we need a clear idea of what's to achieve now there are also mixed signals out of brussels leaders say this you can go to says that this deal can't be reopened others are saying let's talk so how much room for maneuver is this still to make any kind of concessions towards london there is no room of maneuver for the legally binding treaty it is on the table so the commission will bernie has a full support of the european parliament on this if somebody has an idea to reopen this treaty then everything is again reopened then we talk again about the protests we talk again about the fisheries polities we talk again about the how much great britain must pay when they are leaving the european union so it is

a balanced agreement the need is a tariff occasion on the long term relationship we have in london the big problem of the backstop on the table that is a domestic discussion the biggest problem for for their education and everybody knows we can't avoid a backstop because it's only a fallback position we can avoid a backstop if we have a clear idea on the long term relationship if we know what we want to achieve we can make it in the next two or four years in citrus transitional period that's let's clarify the long term relationship and then we have a good perspective for the future there you are the conservative candidate in these upcoming e.u. elections of course it will have an impact there either way the ticket also on those populist parties you've reached already across the aisle calling on all parties to basically join forces against. the vi's of populous from the right how do you want to avoid these elections becoming a de facto referendum for or against europe or for against migration we're

discussing in the european elections not brecht's it and not the yes or no to europe we discuss the direction of this continent and in democratic elections people show up and tell asses politicians in which direction we should go with the majority decision what we have to put on the table as democratic parties is to give people an idea about the direction for example i am a candidate who tells the people very clearly if i become commission president ever stops enlargement talks towards turkey i don't think that turkey can become a member of the european union and you say vote for one of the p.p. parties in europe they will get a commission president who who says is very clearly and will do this off the votes so we have to be concrete we have to be clear what are we offering to the citizens and to have a lively debate during the election campaign and should leave i thank you very much . the u.s. justice department as charts chinese telecoms john trois way with violating sanctions against iran and with industrial espionage the charges are linked to the

arrest in canada of ours chief financial officer a man one the move comes at a time of heightened tensions between washington and beijing due to the simmering trade conflict. the announcement was a long time coming if you believe the rumor mill the u.s. has officially cuse chinese telecom giant while weight of a bevy of crimes a grand jury in new york has returned an indictment alleging thirteen additional crimes committed by walk away it's c.f.o. it's affiliate in iran and one of its subsidiaries here in the united states the criminal activity alleged in this indictment goes back at least ten years and goes all the way to the top of the company the u.s. justice department accuses well these top brass of using a hong kong based shell company to funnel telecommunications equipment to iran in violation of international sanctions investigators also accuse wall ways engineers of stealing trade secrets from cell phone provider t. mobile including robotics plans using t. mobile cell phone testing. the u.s.

is also seeking the extradition of for wasting a full men one job for her role in the alleged sanction violations she was arrested in kenya late last year in connection with the u.s. investigation. well we has long been suspected of having close ties to the chinese government a cause for concern for some international observers. however both the company and the chinese government deny the accusations. just as the foreign ministry said that with no evidence they're using their state power to discredit and attack designated companies this sort of behavior is unfair and immoral. the charges are likely to throw a fresh spanner in the works washington in beijing are said to reopen talks over their simmering trade conflict later this week. that pakistan will have a supreme court has rejected a challenge to its acquittal of

a christian woman charged with blasphemy it means that asio baby will remain a free woman but she's been in hiding since october when the court overturned a death sentence and declared her not guilty that decision sparked widespread outrage and she received death threats and today's verdict there's the last legal hurdle preventing asylum brought to has been a speculation as he may seek refuge in canada where her daughter's assent to been the. original acquittal in october sparked a violent protest. from asia desk top to serve reaction to today's supreme court decision but we have not seen large protests there have been some small protests in different cities but the kind of backlash and the violence that we saw in the last year we are not seeing it now i think the most important thing that we must realize is that i believe that the judiciary the pakistani judiciary the government and.

on the same page. need to understand the army that general. exercise the great deal of influence what islamists. so if they believe that it is time there should be a free person i don't think anybody can stop not even islamist i think that kind of influence the generals have on pakistani politics she could be leaving the country anytime we do not know when. but she cannot stay in pakistan because her life is in danger still and we'll have more on this story including our interview with pakistani lawyer i'm human rights activist . and about twenty minutes here on news asia now to some of the other stories making news around the world men lost parliament has approved steps that could lead

to changes to the country's constitution would lessen the power of the armed forces military and lawmakers boycotted the. united states has imposed sanctions on venezuela's state oil company the country's crude oil exports it's the trump administration's latest move in its efforts to oust venezuelans the president nicolas maduro embattled leader described the sanctions as illegal us of want to steal and when his riches and territory. palestinian prime minister around the home dollhouse officially submitted his government's resignation paves the way for a new cabinet that will include the palestine liberation organization a rival islamist group hamas has condemned the movie cruisin president mahmoud abbas of trying to establish a separatist. pro-democracy activists in hong kong reality in support of the prison and search chinese human rights lawyer a while. mr wang was jailed on monday after a chinese court gave him for the hof

a year sentence for state subversion. place in the french capital paris removed about three hundred migrants from a makeshift camp in the north of the city authorities said they had been sent to local shelters on the fall of three faces france has cleared microcaps in paris before only for new ones to spring up. authorities in brazil arrested five people in connection with last week's devastating dam collapse at two of the arrested are engineers employed by the german safety inspection company while the other three worked for the time zone mining company valley the death toll has now reached sixty five that's expected to increase as authorities believe hundreds more people of buried under the sludge and least when the down come up. straight to rio de janeiro that journalist material is following developments are welcome material and what more can you tell us about today's arrests. it was in the

morning when authorities in brazil and south pole the business capital of brazil they arrested five suspects three employees of the company which is responsible for this a catastrophic and it's also confirmed that two engineers from two visited a german certification company have also been arrested and they are now into a gated and it will be the question which is there a special responsibility the two employees of to visit where involved. in the confirmation of safety and the certification of the safety of the mine and all the liquid garbage reservoirs in broome a genial so they are connected to this catastrophe and the authorities now want to find out which is their complete responsibility and if they have been irregularities in this process so has a brain i mean comments from a german company to sort yet to confirm that two

employees have been arrested and. it is one of the the biggest acidification companies in germany for twenty years already they have the activity has grown outside germany worldwide and especially here on the continent in south america in brazil the company has a really good reputation because german well use and german activities are here seen in a positive way and. could increase their activities they are doing sort of vacation for all types of businesses so from food to agriculture and to mining. installations and so valid contracted to physicians and gave the green light for the mine and for the safety of the mine and more genial last september. nearly three hundred people are still missing it's still any hope of finding anyone else alive. honestly speaking i don't think so since friday there

has been no or no none none none nobody found alive it was a really tragedy which happened there were a lot of dead people still missing under the mudslide so i guess there will be only dead bodies found and this was this will take some days or maybe weeks until all of the bodies will be discovered by rescue forces. in rio de janeiro thank you residents and the devastated brazilian tongue. they know watching in shock and anger as a warm body after another has been pulled from the mud so surface are slow and officials say the death toll is expected to grow. the search for signs of life in devastated burma genial here rescuers found a bus that was filled with passengers when the flood of mud and mining waste hit.

no one could be saved but they had to try. this year. in this type of event any loss of life that we have is enormous so it doesn't matter if they are one to dozens or hundreds of victims we're doing our best it's possible to provide some relief to the families and we're always working with the hope of finding someone alive. for the families of the missing the past days have been a nightmare. i don't think you really want. my son or my brother in law the husband of my niece my friends they were all there and we have no news of any of them. i think the stories give interviews and talk of numbers but nothing else. and it's not just the families who are demanding answers . in sao paulo environmentalists staged protests outside the headquarters of the

mine's owner. the company is already facing legal action over a similar collapse in twenty fifteen. we're seeing more and more such disasters and every time the environmental impact is worse and so is the economic impact because post disaster or the municipality becomes poor it destroys agriculture destroys fishing it affects commerce and resources. for now the focus is still on search and rescue but no survivors have been found since the weekend. but it's not easy being an immigrant getting used to a new country learning a new language and of course finding a job here in berlin finding employment being made in that the fourth jobs fair for immigrants thousands attended along with representatives of hundreds of companies on the lookout for recruits christina went to. yes dunn is from syria he's been

living in germany for here he's still going to school but he's already looking toward the future he's trying to make contact with potential future employers he's come to job fair for refugees and there are plenty of contacts here around two hundred companies and institutions are looking for candidates and offering information on career opportunities yes done already knows what he wants to become a pharmacist. in many months in my home country there are people who can't afford medication and they've been placed in. before they get i want to help them by becoming a pharmacist. to cover their representatives from the health industry at the job fair like this contract infer from about in hospital germany is desperately looking for caregivers that's why young migrants who have a good chance of gaining residency here are an amount stuck my sort of invent i

think it's a win win situation meaning we have the chance to find new and motivated apprentices at the same time these people have an opportunity to gain a foothold in the german job market and you often don't know if it's market with the first job opportunities for migrants in germany depend on how long they remain in the country one of the biggest hurdles for recent arrivals is not being able to speak the language. the language is difficult so was finding work back of langer's often the looking for work is difficult most would you have to know german well. yes that is working hard on his german some day he wants to study but perhaps before that do an apprenticeship going to the job fair is important to him and then coming here in four months here you can get all kinds of information before you have a job. and the people here are really nice here

. it's an experience that both helps and motivates visit is on the long road to finding a job. it's been two months since a major crash that almost ended the life of an incoming german motor racing driver eighteen year old sophia flush crashed during a formula three race in macau and suffered fractures two hundred neck now some abandoned and she's determined to get back on the track soon as she can don't use sunlight caught up with her and a hometown music. life goes on for sophia flourish the images of the crash that changed her life follow her wherever she goes but reliving that moment has helped her move on. i watched so many times it's ok now and also i think talking about it helps us to watch because because the crash was just . a few crush of course you're angry and you're upset and you you wait for the wall

to come it's quite strange but it happened so fast moving it right before i saw the video i didn't know that i was fighting for me it didn't feel that bad and then the pain started kicking in doctors managed to repair two broken bones in flushes neck without damaging her spinal cord the operation lasted eleven hours the treatment was so successful that just a month after the accident she was already in physio therapy and never was ready for ski to not be able to continue when i started doing some training again and i really had to start from the beginning so this is kind of depressing at some stage but i think i managed to quite get it and i'm back kind of back where i was before four five weeks later i can be back in the car so i've never been not trying for such a long time so i read the i'm going to have you back. is back in a driver's seat of sorts having recently turned eighteen and passed her driving test but for a born racer it's just not the same as being out. on the track. driving on

a highway was so it's going to have to you and i race cars so here i'm just driving as every other person there no rival so once you do use boards you just go you have your mind just shuts down and you try to be there when of course i know the risks but i also already knew the risks before the crash so. i grew up with the sports. when i started i was four years old and i've always loved the speed even in a go cart flourish was always faster than the boys for success helped her to move up the rankings very quickly all the way to formula three one of her toughest opponents over the past few years mc the son of michael schumacher. i know makes since a long time but always like fighting with each other we were fighting for many years here if i have the same facilities as him i would be to. this terror accident

has brought her a lot of attention recently more than most drivers but she'd much rather people focused on her driving skills even at her favorite restaurant the spotlight is always on her health. i never really wanted attention because of a crush i wanted just because of success so everyone is now like you all you know you but i think once i step into the car and then perform well there i hope that everyone will see me again just to go racing and to go racing fost featuring other drivers and not to go with the crush sophia flourishes ready to put her crash in the past she's setting her sights on the formula three european championships in may. bring you some breaking news to reach us from venezuela we're seeing the force of the country's attorney general is putting a position leader on go i don't know from leaving the country and freezing his

assets more. not story as we have it just time to remind you now top stories at this hour britain's prime minister has said that she will secure significant legally binding changes from making all the u.k.'s. votes on teresa mayes plan to take the country. in the coming hours down two weeks ago. the united states has a house criminal charges against squab accusing the chinese telecoms giant of espionage i'm violating sanctions against syria. denies the charges and got describes me and diving into us unfair on to me. this is big news coming up next to asia with more on the acquittal of us here baby of the pakistani christian woman at the center of a high profile blasphemy case is leaving the country the price she will have to pay for her freedom. china's daring delivery montreux braves the icy roads almost on

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