w. . this is d. w. news live from berlin a last minute deal on like ration help helps mexico avoid potentially devastating to u.s. tariffs president trump says he suspending planned levies on mexican closed indefinitely after mexico agrees to do more to stem the flow of migrants crossing its territory also coming up. bad news for facebook google and cohen g 20 finance ministers meeting in japan saying they'll make it harder for paying taxes to avoid paying tax

we'll have the details. and germany's women kick off their world cup campaign with a one nil victory over china. welcome to the program. the united states and mexico have reached an 11th hour deal to crack down on migration from central america earlier the white house threatened to slap tariffs on mexico if it failed to stop record numbers of migrants from traveling through its territory to the u.s. border but the deal appears to fall short of the key u.s. demand that mexico accept the designation of safe 3rd country that would have forced it to permanently take and most central american asylum seekers. for these migrants the trip north to the u.s.

could end here on the border between mexico and guatemala. mexican authorities have agreed to crack down on illegal migration as part of a deal to avert an all out tariff war between the u.s. and mexico u.s. president donald trump heralded the last minute deal on twitter saying tariffs would be indefinitely suspended and that mexico had agreed to take strong measures to stop central american migrants heading through mexico to the u.s. mexico's foreign minister said the deal was a fair play. people crossing into the u.s. to seek asylum will be rapidly returned to mexico while their applications for asylum are processed in turn mexico will allow these individuals to enter for humanitarian reasons in compliance with its international obligations. speaking on the sidelines of the g 20 finance meeting in japan the us treasury secretary stephen minucci said trump's goal of fixing immigration problems on the mexico

border have been achieved he had a trump could still impose tariffs if mexico failed to follow up on its pledges well tariffs have been averted the human toll from migrants many fleeing violence in guatemala honduras and el salvador has gone up the final conditions are said to be hammered out in discussions within 90 days. mexican journalist from our spanish department joins me now in the studio is right a last minute deal how pleased they are both sides with this agreement well i think for makes it very important to stop this these 3 that against me so for now i think for makes it. a very good deal also for. interpreting arson enterprises in the u.s. because well makes us are very very close partners to the think both of the economies of the people there so i think right now people are happy also because

the mexican president shows that he can handle she's not like some people said at the beginning of his spirit that he could be like some kind of model he's open to protect the economy he's open to negotiation and he's not thinking with the stomach like some other presidents are wrong. what is the reaction in mexico been though he's open to negotiate but has he possibly made too many concessions there well i think some of the some part of the society is not happy because well they like things to very intellectual way. so they they say well we need to start. the 3 months of prison. to mix things up because well they were speaking about the economy some months ago. nafta was sand and right now he's using these other topic migration as

a measure of pressure but otherwise i think in general. the businessmen are happy because well we knew it was important to stop this at this moment. as part of the deal mexico says it'll deploy 6000 troops to the southern border how likely are they to stop the flow of migrants coming in well i think the most important thing. that they are going to start to have some control over what's happening there because in the past some other presidents just northeast dystopic this year on their word like 3 if it wouldn't exist because it was nothing to mexico directly because people was just passing through i think it's very important to point out that mexico asked for our long term strategy in order to reactivate that corner from central america to tackle these problems not just in one month but for the future. thank you very much.

on the 2nd day of his visit to the middle east germany's foreign minister high colossus traveled to the iraqi capital baghdad where he held talks with president barham salih last praised the country's measured approach the growing tensions in the region and urged the international community not to turn its back on iraq at this crucial time. this transport plane is leaving jordan and heading for baghdad germany's foreign minister is getting ready for another sensitive mission in the middle east the growing tension between the united states and iran hangs over the region with iraq right in the center of it there is a u.s. military presence in iraq and iran has considerable influence gemini's ability to mediate is limited. that's why iraq is taking over a kind to about a thing role here in the region and tries to deescalate situations on its own initiative using dialogue and talks we support that the german military is

supporting iraq in the fight against the so-called islamic state and plays an active role in training the police macias greeted warmly by the country's prime minister and president no one's expecting quick fixes neither in baghdad nor bended . they were trying to be a political germany doesn't play any role or tall in iraqi politics or the federal government has tried to change that with this training mission for the iraqi military however the mission is mainly symbolic things right and. also find time to meet with a group of women's rights activists fighting for a better future for that country. the g 20 finance ministers have kicked off a 2 day meeting in the japanese any a fukuoka the group of 20 is expected to step up its efforts to collect taxes from big tech companies facebook google and co have come under fire for cutting their bills by booking profits in low tax countries well guarded lists of the location of their end customers. has the reputation of

being a city for startups it's also a showcase for finance ministers like olaf schultz who wants some changes together with the o.e.c.d. the organization for economic co-operation and development they want to rework the international tax system and in contrast to trade issues this time the u.s. is on board. sounds like we have a strong consensus so now we need to just take the consensus that's across here and deal with the technicalities of how would turn this into an agreement by next year it should be clear how corporations should be taxed which earn revenues around the world from digital products despite having few physical locations facebook's european headquarters are in ireland a country with low taxation it's possible that google will also have to pay taxes in the future in every country where it earns money germany and france are

recommending a minimum global tax rate which should prevent funds from being diverted elsewhere in disability or in companies or tax havens in a lift all countries we've talked to think that's important that's why considering all the work that's going into it we can assume it should be finalized by next year and then we'll put them into effect in europe and in germany the g 20 summit of finance ministers will end on sunday after a joint meeting with the heads of central banks. now to some of the other stories making news around the worlds. a russian court has put a prominent journalist under house arrest even golan known for investigating corruption among moscow city officials was detained on thursday for allegedly drug offenses earlier on saturday the 36 year old was temporarily hospitalized for medical tests after he claimed he was beaten in police custody. police in albania have used tear gas and water cannons to disperse anti-government protesters

in the capital tirana thousands took part in saturday's protests organized by the opposition and accuses prime minister any rama's leftist government of links to organized crime and vote rigging and demanding early elections. thousands of people have rallied in venice to demand a ban on cruise ships in the city's look at last sunday a ship struck a tourist boat in the canal injuring 5 people and one mentalists a huge cruise liners a road the city's foundations and dredge the look bottom. is day 2 of the women's world cup in france and to go over all the action ali moving from d.w. sports is with me now germany kicked off the tournament today with a match against china had to do yet this turned out to be a really tough task for germany they were the favorites going into the match with china china gave them

a real game of it and on another day with some better finishing they could have come away with the win as it was though it was taken the side who writes about all important 1st victory this world cup thanks largely to one of the youngest players in the squad now we've got the highlights in this game so let's take a look about right now. germany almost got off to a dream start with this opportunity in the 3rd minute to do brits firing just inches why china had a chance 10 minutes later one showing she should have pulled the trigger sooner i. dorsenne conjugate deflecting the shocks in the nick of time. china came close again is young lead curled in explicit effort into schultz post. a huge lead off for germany. germany's big break arrived in the 2nd town adores to encourage a corner was cleared but only as far as julia when the midfielder smashing home to

put her in the lead for good. one the final score coach martina foss techmeme board could be happy that her team came away with a scrappy victory. so a rather tight make 3 there for germany but what a moment for julia angwin what did you think of her performance absolutely is very impressive for a while to come out with a moment like that a match winning moment for a 19 year old as well playing a 1st world cup game ever just over the moon after that i thought her and said you hoops that to win is germany's best outlet talking out ledger in the game when they struggled really to create chances those 2 were the best options that they had so that was one plus and i think youth generally was a big plus for germany in this game as well aside from julie had when i also had a daughter who was just 17 years of all come on off the bench. just 21 she is someone with a very bright future i think as a as

a goal scorer so yes certainly the future looks very bright for germany with these 3 players already making an impact on the same as big as the world cup 90 area took on norway how did that one play out yet this one turned into a bit of a walkover for nor why unfortunately for nigeria we got the highlights from this once they can take a look at it was good or right and who opened the scoring for norway in the 1st off a short former team here and thanks for a deflection from nigeria. and not too long after that. lisa marie slimes problem is one that really finished her. shortly after about getting it was pretty much over although it was still with us also not all holiday scoring and go for nigeria and picture perfect result there is no way now it really shows how impressive this norway so ideas because they did this they won this game without not just their best player but arguably the best player in the world the hague about who is missing from this tournament as she has been from the norway team for

the last 2 years due to a protest against the treatment of women's football in female football was in no why she hasn't places the european championship in 27 c. now it's a big story for all these reasons in terms of equality in football and it's certainly been making waves but the no white seem this world cup in this game at least it didn't seem to hamper their chances rudi of d.w. sports thank you very much. some time is now australian ashley barty has won the french open the 1st grand slam singles title of her career on a windy day after a longer oss the 23 year old had a little trouble beating mark. of the czech republic in straight sets thanks 163 after this make dream party is set to become the number 2 ranked woman in the worlds. you're watching to tell you news line from berlin coming up next this shifts living in the digital age this time with a look and video games and their fans gaming still has

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