readers have had their share of current issues moving story over comic joy to. the stores march 10th. this is day to every news live from berlin greece's prime minister says the a news migrant deal with turkey is dead another day of clashes along the greek turkish border as thousands of people seek to enter the european union a new accuses turkey abusing migrants for political purposes we ask an architect of the original deal what a new migrant deal might look like also coming up

a new health minister is discussing the coronavirus to urge member states to put solidarity above national interests as china sees a sharp drop in manufacturing and exports tell us a view is the threat to the global economy. and may south korea's 1st female main news anchor a look at how st louis so she is breaking barriers and why it took so long to do so . i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program tensions continue to mount on greece's border with turkey as thousands of migrants seek to end to europe the european union has tell them they'll not be allowed to enter and has accused turkey of using the migrants for political ends the great prime minister says the deal between the e.u. and turkey over migrants is quote dead. greek

police fire tear gas to push back migrants desperate to get through this border fence those who make it are promptly detained. bartolo. and among the people stuck in the no man's land between greece and turkey hope has turned to rage. there are rumors of not only a month if you want to see is firmly in this country is now for every t.v. off in the turkish town of a deer knee near the border migrant families prepared to spend another winter night in the open. they rely on the help of local volunteers for food and warm clothes but there isn't enough for all.

these illegal but they were coming from 50 kilometers away just to help them under the name of god. you're coming to us instead of them. only here to help us volunteers it's the 2nd time we've come. to try to do our best what we can do close to this we're trying to help these kids there's no benefits for us like them without okada. on friday he he said this front here is would remain shut and urged migrants not to come to the border but turkey says it can no longer cope with the number of refugees it has deployed special police to prevent greece from sending back those who managed to cross these people remain trapped as both turkey and you accuse each other of using them as spawns in a bigger political game. only a database fight to gerald now sees a migration specialist who's considered the architect of the original

a you techie deal and fame so severely shaken in recent days davies can't brady asked him how a new deal might end the crisis at the current texas border. well since the deal was a simple non-binding statement based on interests what we need to do is find another statement based on the interests of all the key players turkey greece the e.u. not to forget the interests of refugees and migrants i found a lot of meetings with politicians in the last few days and i think most of them recognize that this agreement was very much in the interest of germany as a major country of destination just as it is very much an interest of greece without this agreement greece on the scene to gnc has only 2 options one is everybody to the rise in the next year we're lending greece and everybody to len's and greece will stay in greece or greece breaks international law engages in life threatening pushback operations with life rafts and small boats full of refugees

including children. to terrify them from coming that will not work it would be illegal and it would mean the refugee convention drowns does he ended jian so in order to have an acceptable choice we need an agreement based on principles that involve being able to return anyone who doesn't need protection be you but that also involves supporting the country that has most refugees in the world and to be honest my sense is that in germany most people most politicians and most people understand this other european countries might feel that they are not concerned nobody comes to these countries and so perhaps they just don't want to pay for refugees in turkey. gerald canal is the architect of the original migration deal between turkey and the european union that's now take a brief look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world 2

members of the saudi royal family have been arrested for allegedly plotting to oust king solomon and his designated heir one is the former crown prince mohammed bin nayef the other is one of the king's brothers both have been charged with treason. publish a book group has scrapped plans to release the autobiography of filmmaker woody allen the move comes following criticism and the staff walkout over allegations allen molested his daughter the book was due to be released next month. the coronavirus is tightening its grip on the world he is the latest in the u.s. to paypal have died in florida after contract ing the new coronavirus bringing the total in the u.s. to 17 a cruise ship with 3 and a half 1000 people on board has been barred from docking in san francisco 21 people on board that cruise ship tested positive for the virus kuwait has suspended all

flights to and from 7 countries astray and health authorities said they had closed a clinic and were contacting around 70 patients of a doctor who's been diagnosed with the virus after recently returning from the u.s. . and europe italy remains the center point for concern for the virus fight because of the high numbers of infections but also because of how the virus has spread from high risk areas in the north of the country on friday and mating of europe a and health minister a great one money will be dedicated to the cause of fighting a virus. south to roll an area in northern italy much loved by both locals and travelers has been labeled a risk area for the corona virus that designation comes from the robert cough institute a public health monitor for the german government. and the tuesday on some one of the criteria is of course the number of infections there but there's also the speed of infection spreading in certain regions and an important criterion is how many

infections have spread out of that area to other countries' interests. because. the institute's recommended measures to counter the virus have been met with criticism according to some hospitals the quarantine recommendations aren't practical the berlin shot to take clinic is not implementing the recommendations to the letter. in brussels where precaution has replaced the handshake with the elbow european health ministers met to discuss the coronavirus the number of cases has been rising throughout the e.u. the ministers agreed on more money to quell the outbreak better information sharing and strict rules for distributing protective gear north impious and we can't let money determine what we need so urgently for our health care providers in order to protect them it's i would also like to see more europe wide mechanisms for dealing with this and this one thing is clear to the ministers cooperation must be improved

. we know the situation italy will determine how this affects all of europe. again attention turns back to italy where more people have died from the virus than in any other european country even within the walls of the vatican a 1st case has been detected. and now because italian passengers are on board the coast a fortune a cruise ship off the coast of thailand it was not allowed to dark. meanwhile china has published figures that reveal the huge effect of the coronavirus on its trade with the rest of the world chinese exports were down more than 17 percent and imports fell 4 percent during january and february as compared with the same period a year ago china has also seen a record decline in manufacturing output resulting from factory closures closer closures raffa less than half the plants that closed were back up and running at the start of march food imports to china are also down shop play here.

well more about the financial impacts of corunna i'm joined by cliff and co in china expert and from the business desk live at thanks so much. containment of the virus still seems quite a way off with saying you think as every day how markets reacting to this well markets don't like us for sure they're there china's been such an engine of growth for the global economy for so many years this has been the timing and the impact of the coronavirus has been disastrous for china there are signs that number of new infections is dropping has occasionally bored the markets during the week we saw the bus but there's still a sense that as we saw with these export figures and import figures trade is trade is still in a very bad way and this is huge in pretty implications everywhere we also had german figures this week which showed just how reliant germany is on on china so containment is more than just about the virus it's also about containment of the damage to the global economy and that's in a very difficult position right now and of course the supply chain is

a knock on effect of course so governments to try and counter that effect are rolling out stimulus packages is that the way to go it seems to be something that stephanie welcomes in the markets to try and spend the way out of trouble certainly to help contain the virus to put in best into finding some way of keeping economies ticking over while this there are so many unknowns about the coronavirus that governments are looking for anything they can to try and keep a lid on things so it seems to be. best a sensible approach anyway what about the political ramifications i sort of mean more domestically people who are people in china losing faith in their later well i think people remember back to sars in 2003 when the government tried to hide this and. that didn't go down very well domestically now we're seeing with the with the coronavirus thought there were signs that initially they tried to do it but that they did try to hide things but now we're seeing more that. the chinese government

is really pushing it and is trying to contain it. so it may be that because they control the media that they can put a message out there that they are trying to do their best and that they've been working on the since the beginning but you do see a lot of stuff in social media a lot of dissatisfaction the chinese government is all about stability so if it doesn't manage to communicate this message and convince people that it is the best option when it comes to 2 major catastrophes or black swans or whatever you want to call things like the corona virus then it's going to have a problem on its hands yeah if it can and from doing business thanks very much for coming in. south korea has its 1st female t.v. my news anchor in a country with the world's 12th largest economy it's taken 7 decades for women to be promoted to the my news anchor role it's a landmark development in a traditional and conservative society and it's making headline news mate veteran journalist lee soto. stepping into the spotlight and pushing through the glass

ceiling besides breaking news journalist least so jiang is also breaking boundaries becoming south korea's 1st ever female main news anchor though the country's transformed itself into a modern economic powerhouse culturally it's still often a man's world. traditionally the main news anchor would be an old experienced man and beside him there would be a young female announcer who is pretty like a flower. and. lee is no newcomer to the business the award winning reporter has been with public broadcaster k.b.'s since 2003 but even she thought this top job would be out of reach. home. without realising i myself was thinking it would be impossible for that to be

a female main and any time before i retired. luckily for her she was wrong now she hopes her trailblazing will make it easier for the women that follow. i've toyed. soon i hope people will no longer be interested in whether the anchor is a woman or a man or. a target i'll try to stop defining myself as a female journalist i'm a journalist and a news anchor is. a story she hopes that will soon stop being newsworthy. or to. resist. as a reminder of the top story we're following for you then feign a fresh clashes between great border guards and migrants trying to cross from turkey has told migrants the border would not be open.

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