this is. a major concession on britain's prime minister says it could be delayed. as a chance to put the huge face departure from the european union. deal again also on the program pakistan's army wants india to expect a surprise so after strikes hit targets inside pakistan the foreign minister says there were terrorist camps of the hundreds were killed pakistan denies there were any casualties. world focuses on vietnam as president.

for north korean leader kim jong. il discussed ways to denuclearize the korean peninsula. welcome to the program. british prime minister to resign has said that she supports parliament to vote to delay britain's exit from the european union the prime minister's move comes amid growing fears of economic chaos if they accept the block on the twenty ninth of march without an agreement and it comes after multiple cabinet ministers threatened to resign if he did off the possibility of negotiations however a vote on delaying it would depend on another vote next month. if the house having

rejected leaving with the deal negotiated with the e.u. then rejects leaving on the twenty ninth of march with our withdrawal agreement in future framework the government will on the fourteenth of march bring forward a motion on whether parliament wants to see a short limited extension to article fifty. and if the house votes for an extension seek to agree that extension approved by the house with the e.u. and bring forward the necessary legislation to change the exit date commensurate with that extension. so that's clear the leader of the opposition labor party has also shifted ground on this issue jeremy corbyn has called for a second to back seat referendum under certain circumstances after coming under pressure from his own members of parliament he doubly correspondent. discussed mr copeland move with labor m.p. ben bradshaw. so ben bradshaw you've been paying for a second referendums there is it all going your way well i'm very pleased with the announcement that jeremy corbin has made it's something that

a number of us have been calling for for some time i think it really changed the dynamics of this whole process it doesn't mean it's certain we will get another referendum we have to win a majority for it now in parliament but i certainly think it gives the british people hope the majority of whom want to stay in the european union and you've just come out she is contemplating the possibility of an extension for the first time because that has always been inevitable in most people's view but i still think there's very little trust in what the prime minister has to say and i hope that means that this week parliament will take no deal off the table we simply can't take the prime minister's word on trust anymore she's asking us to trust her she's broken her word so many times before she's caved into her extreme hard right breaks it is so many time before that i hope enough of her own ministers and m.p.'s along with the opposition parties will force her to take no deal off the table this week do you think that realistically there is any chance that bracks it will actually

not happen in the end i do i've always thought that there's a good chance that breaks it wouldn't happen because when the british people who are now and if for anything for their common sense the reality of bracks it they would think differently from how they thought in twenty sixteen that is now happening all of the opinion polls show a clear lead for a main if there were another referendum and when people are given the choice between to reason may's deal and the deal we have at the moment the status quo inside the e.u. that wins easily there are a lot of people who just want to get rex it out of the way and also a lot of the labor voters who really really want to leave the european union i mean how can you get them round to your opinion there is a minority of labor voters who want to leave the european union but when you ask them what their list of priorities are in their lives europe comes very low down that list and for those who say they just want to get breaks it over and done. i'm with if we leave at the end of march on to the prime minister's deal this argument this controversy this political wrangling is going to go all and all three years

because the main problem of mrs may's deal is it says nothing about the future relationship all of that is still to be negotiated so people who want this out of the way they should support another public vote and let's keep the relationship we have at the moment that will put the end to the matter and britain can get back to normal and face the real challenges our country faces. thank you very much thank you. pakistan's army has warned india to expect a surprise after indian warplanes attacked targets inside pakistan india says they were terrorist camps and that its astronauts killed hundreds of sound says there were no casualties and has its right to defend itself tensions between the neighboring states have been growing since a deadly militant attack on indian troops two weeks ago. jubilation across india as news of the airstrikes emerge there had been growing impatience to avenge a suicide attack against indian soldiers in kashmir earlier this month as delhi

announced it had targeted the militant group that claimed the massacre celebrations and wrapped it throughout the country. according to the indian government a large number of militants were killed after its warplanes struck a training camp near the pakistani town of balakot the town of some fifty kilometers from the so-called line of control the ceasefire line that is that de facto border in kashmir if confirmed it would be in the deepest cross border raid on pakistan in decades. new delhi says it launched the airstrikes because it had intelligence that the militant group was planning further attacks. the government to reveal is firmly risen ripley committed to taking all necessary measures to fight the menace of terrorism hence this nonmilitary preemptive action was specifically targeted at the junction mom of the camp but pakistan is disputing

india's version of events in a tweet the pakistani military confirmed that india violated the country's airspace but tonight there were any casualties. in response to the incident pakistan's prime minister imran khan called an emergency meeting to discuss further steps islam about accuses delhi of putting regional peace and stability at risk in a bid to gather support ahead of india's general election once again in government has a lot to do with the. ridiculous. difference. before . this. we've had stability at grave risk but whatever the real motivation behind the raid pakistan's military is already planning retaliatory measures now it is time for india to wait for other sponsors to sponsor the gong at the

point and time of all is to say that over civil leadership decides and it is as a matter of fact has decided it is your turn now to vague and go to the force of place words of defiance ignored across the border at a campaign rally in raw just on indian prime minister in iran dr modi assured his followers their country is in safe hands. let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world there is confusion surrounding the surprise resignation of iranian foreign minister mohammad javad shareef who negotiated ten rounds twenty fifteen nuclear deal with world powers report suggests that president taha some rouhani has rejected mr sorry said resignation and is standing by his moderate ally. hundreds of students in algeria have taken to the streets to protest a possible fifth to for president

a abdelaziz bouteflika the students boycotted classes in university cities across the country eighty one year old leader came to power twenty years ago its announcement that he would seek reelection has sparked a wave of protest. but d.-w. has uncovered new details about the way german weapons and technology of being used in the war in yemen as part of an investigative research project known as hash tag german arms the debris has found evidence saudi and iraqi forces are using a german weapons in yemen for naval ground and air operations a far greater role was previously known tens of thousands of civilians have borne the brunt of the war in yemen millions are on the brink of starvation a saudi led coalition including forces from the united arab emirates have been fighting rebels in yemen since twenty fifteen both countries have long been among the top clients of germany's arms industry the german government has repeatedly denied any knowledge of german made weapons being used in yemen citing germany's strict export guidelines but d.-w.

and our research partners have found evidence videos photos and satellite images the german weapons sound to has sold to the emirates is on saudi arabia are in fact being used in the war in yemen is an example a convoy of foreign mercenaries a you have been fighting for iraq is a convoy includes our german built weapons station mounted on august fifth. for the full report of the investigation will be really released at eight o'clock c. bt that's tonight on the w. news and that we cannot is part of that investigative team but the reports together welcome. let's start with the where the when the when were these these weapons sold to saudi arabia and the usa well it's a mix i mean some of these weapons were sold in the eighty's in one thousand such as tornado jets but quite a few of them were actually sold off of the war started in twenty fifteen i've got a couple of examples here we're talking of patrol vessels helicopters radio systems

artillery ammunition pistols rifles warhead the list why it's list continues all of these were exported off the twenty fifteen off of the war in yemen was on going off to the saudis endemol roxy's were totally involved so there's a mix of old and new but exports are continuing the latest exports were approved as late as september twenty eighteen and what reaction has there been from the german . well so far not a lot we obviously put the accusations to them they declined to comment on the use of specific weapon systems i think we'll probably get more the reaction once the full report comes out later on tonight we're expecting reactions either then immediately or tomorrow but of course these are big accusations and we will we do expect some kind of reaction at some point near me for now thank you. more to come on this story of the top of this hour that's eight pm central european time when we'll release the full report online at the w. dot com it shows how german weapons sold to saudi arabia. eurabia on the united

arab emirates are being used to fight the war in yemen. final preparations for a second summit between north korea's leader kim jong un and u.s. president donald trump have begun to leaders have now arrived in the village lisa caputo how annoyed meetings are due to start on wednesday when they'll discuss what used to implement your own gangs promise to give up its nuclear weapons. let's get more from data because from the alexandra of our nominee in well alexandra what are people expecting from this meeting. what we have to say that presidents trump himself has sort of downplayed expectations saying while talking about clear ization that he is in no rush that. happy that there is no testing anymore but of course we have to say that the u.s. president is a lot of pressure in washington to bring

a foreign policy success back to washington and the recent government shutdown was seen as a big defeat for the president he's approval ratings remain low the mauler investigation is closing in and the democrats in congress are blocking his domestic agenda so in this situation he desperately needs a wean however we have to say that it's still pretty much open where we are going to see a joint statement a document at the end of this meeting here in hanoi to pick up on that point because of course of the end of the last meeting there was a deal which wasn't very fireball the chairman kim promised lots and appears to have delivered little so are we likely to see a different american approach this time. well at least many experts hope knowing that this summit cannot solve the whole problem the whole conflict with north korea but many experts here hope that this summit will start at least

a process leading in the end to a complete and verifiable denuclearization of north korea and there are rumors that king joe junk on maybe you will link to some concessions that he may be willing to destroy one of the major new sites that he may be willing to let inspectors into the country and then in return the president can agree to a joint the ration and and of the korean war declaration of course something like that would be more symbolic because a peace treaty would involve south korea of course china and maybe even the u.n. command and we are talking here about speculations but as you can see there are some concession stands are expected when you talk to experts about what is possible at this summit in hanoi. on naaman and how do i thank you. this is day that

we news a lot of from coming up on d w business news africa will introduce you to a company often refer to africa. i'm not possible columns of the new york stock exchange or good. entering the conflict zone with tim sebastian. i'll be challenging those in power asking tough questions demanding. as conflicts intensify i'll be meeting with key players on the ground in the sense of them. crashing through.