day at two eighty k. the number of committed nineteen cases claiming here in france the government issues a travel warning for the spanish hotspot region of catalonia with new checks being introduced at transport hubs nationwide. diplomatic tensions rise again between beijing and washington with china ordering the u. s. consulate in the city of chengdu to close. this up to the white house gave chinese diplomats seventy two h hours to vacate that consulates in houston. also looks christine's announced the day of mourning as the turkish president joins

thousands of muslimss the first friday prayers at the recently converted higher sufian mosque in istanbul. hello i'm thomas what's a house this is the latest world news bulletin from paris. one thousand one hundred and thirty that's the number of new cove it nineteen cases confirmed in france in the past twenty four hours with the health ministry saying the virus is now accelerating. the prime minister has announced the new checks will be carried out and seaport some people arriving from sixteen high risk countries including the u. s. india and brazil. these will be french citizens who live in these countries or citizens with an established residency in france sean caustic sense also advised french nationals void the spanish region of catalonia chili soup on reports. france's new prime minister is not taking any chances looking

at the rising coronavirus figures in spain shaka stakes has alerted the french over a hard hit region catalonia new rules local mondavi from all. four cif ha se d. v. d. disa hong kong could a suggegestion said down the summit willl box das it did each one. norway has gone further placing under quarantine people traveling back from spain. . some of the services that are gonna believe espana left. the number of infections in spain has spiked by more than nine hundred and twenenty fouour hours but the country has taken strict measures to o slow down the epidemic two hundred thousand people have been placed under quarantine in catalonia. in the southeast of the country old town has been sealed off. spain's foreign minister has told france twenty four the situation is under control. . we

are not facing a second wave out what wee are facing these outbreaks here and there ourur strategy is always the same identified the problem as soooon as possiblble isolate that cropland protectct thosese peope affected isolatete them from the rest of the citizenshship and make sure that through that- the countntry could continue to work on the economy can continue to work. continue to work as much as possible spain's economy has been hit hard starting with tourism whwhich usually represents2% of spaiain's economic output. nexta chinese researcher who hid in the consulate building in san francisco to avoid visa fraud charges is appearing in court this friday. she's one of four people arrested for lying about that links to the people's liberation army. in a separate developments the white house has asked chihina to not engage

in *-*- for tat retaliation this off to beijing ordered the u. s. consulate building in the city of chengdu to close. following washihington's decisin to shut china's consulate in houston texas earlier this week selina sykes reports. it's the latest hit four times move in the ongoing dipiplomatic spats between china and the united states. beijing has ordered the closure of the us consulates in the southweststern city of chengdu. it says it was a legitimate unnecessary responsee to what eight schools on reasonable action taken by washington. don't you kinda cool but only once. king jr for mediation. retreat on a question twitter. find out to get. established in nineteen eighty five the consulate has more than two h hundred members of staff and is considered strategically. to express sympathy to tibet's the move

comes off the washington older china's a close its consulate in houston of you this week- giving it's a sense of economic espionage and for stealing scientific research. on thursday u. s. secretary of state's mike pompeii or further escalated tensions in an aggressive speech in which he brands of beijing as a threat to the free world. we that i'm loving nations the world must induce china to change just as president nixon wanted us to do is try to change the morore creative and assertive ways because beijing's actions threaten our people. and our prosperity. securing our freedoms the chinese communist party is the mission of our time. . and america's perfectly positioned to lead it because our founding principles give us that opportunity. tensions between china and the u. s. all right a new boiling points the trump administration has repeatedly clashed with beijing over trade and its handling of the corona virus as well as a controroversial new security law

in hong kong and the entitlements of uighur muslims. well staying with those us china tensions it's time for some business news night withh cold strangler f from all business a desk in cold it's been. a rather rough day on the marketets that's right u. s. china relations- weighing on investors- specially especially today you look at the europeann markets s south finishing in negative territory to close out the week- we saw losses really across the board- with the *-*- over in london one and a half percent around- one point. 4% their account also similar losses and the dax in frankfurt shedding two percent- w wall street also digested figures just before the closing bell also in negative territory the dow jones and see their down. point 77% m. r. law. as well as the nasdaq we see a lot of tech companies on listed on that index down 1% even for those are losses on wall street is that a temporary boost to unemployment benefitss is set. to expire this weekend. so basically a twenty five million

americans who are now slated to lose a big chunk- always a chunk of their income starting next week essentially because congress hasn't been able to extend this program- now. these enhance unemployment benefits have been in place since march that's when the u. s. approved its major stimulus package i mean that and in addition to state benefits. are you have the federal government essentially paying people another six hundred dollars a week. democrats have proposed extending this program republicans who have majority in the senate have been reluctant to do that- essentially their their argument is that it's going to. disincentive ice people from looking for work because you have some low wage workers who actually earning more with this federal unemployment money. than they would at their previous jobs. at the same time you have a condiments and other observers- as saying that you know. these benefits have really helped to keep the u. s. economy from falling off a cliff- it's extending a vital lifeline to people who really need help. i mean so if you look really at this this larger- picture in the us with both this health crisis that's- i'm i'm i'm senator also look at the- map. both uncertain had

you have some size the joblessness is starting to rise again. these are factors that are. being put on congress something to try to as per. an in. it might be sixix hundred dollars a week global. now but it could be something. okay. thank you much. cool right right to run out the minute it's a- symbols highest. for the for time in eight six years today. that's press. joined thousands of these. century site which was. converted back to moscow this month. but this momentous day has sparked backlash among the orthodox krystian community. is join john. well all eigighteen nono g on the set the rules. a friday prayer not seen or heardrd in ovover eight decadeses. thousass of elated turks gathered to witness the nexext chahapter inn everer evolvinin history of the sixth century monument the

highest sophia. she reciting lines from the koran inside the iconic building also represented the key moment for turkey's president. the chip type at dawn has continuously champipioned islam and religious observance during his seventeen year rule also fervently backing efforts to restore highest sophphia's musk status. for many worshippers outsidede the conversion represented the end of a generational wait to be able to practice their faith in the same building as the muslim and systems. thirty six and you. you jim is a jungle he's made you know someone in the office of victims of a *-*- laude cruising along still to be kind of a- musician in residence checks are done. us no did you begin your shoulders. but to cross the aegean sea and

in cyprus it was s a different sentiment altogether. as greek church bells rang in solemn tribute morning the conversion of thehe former byztinene babasilica. and onef the orthodox church's oldest symbols. that's all from me for now but to stay with us here on france twenty four. hi this is talking europe on france twenty four i'm catherine nicholson. now president michael called it the most important moment for europe since the creation of the euro zone the east twenty seven heads of statates and governments have now green leads a seven hundred and fifty

billion euro coronavirus recovery plan. a plan intended to lift european countries out of the crisis brought on by the pandemic. andnd a all the look sounds the bulls konami's two holes in one of the biggest beneficiaries of the funds will be spain where more than twentyy eight thousand people. have so far died from covert nineteen when millions of people are bebeing urged to stay home once again as the infection rates rise incessant parts of the country. was speaking to a set today from madrid is out and check on that as liar who spain's fororeign mininister ine socialist led coalition governments. that since january of this year it was gonzalezz. last thank you very much for being a guest. i last year. i'd like to stay off with with the- of the h. vibe. at panda. at cases in spain have more or less triples in just the space of a full nice. how worried are you. well we are not worrieded what we'e're doing is seset up. nineneteen every o other country

that we e are we are seeing outbreaks is identifying them as soon as possible. tracking the contacts of those infected isolated them up and then making sure that they don't. pass thihis on to otother citizs while we don't't have a vaccine or a treatment this is part of the new n normal- isolating very early as soon as possible cases that may appear- so that the rest of the country can go on with their lives this is why we're making a very big effort. telling us the distance at to behave responsibly and to ensure that they do not respect the recommendations we are giving them to protect them and to protect their loved. ones and the rere of the cicitizens. at a big r right inspirere as my come it could that be a new looks down if not nationally than perhaps regionally in specific regions like catalonia

with infection rates have been full times higher than in the second. highest affected region. we are not we are not facing a second wave what we are facing these outbreaks here and there and some parties that house in some places is that these are blocked in other places is a village in other places is my region. our strategy is always the same identified the problem as soon as possible isolate that. protect those people affected it isolalate them from the rest of the citizenship and make sure thatt through that- the countntry could continue to workrk on the economy can continue to work this is what the state is d doing but this is the rest of the european maps that are facing exactly the same difficulties are doing in order. to leave we've called wait for as long as we have two numbers we. haven't found a

backseat. and of course i a travel come in will of this the that between spain and france opens on june the twenty first now i'm barely a month after that the french prime minister john key aspects of his office and didn't rule out. shopping not boulder again are you prepared for that to potentially happen. well every european union member state time spain is no exception is discussing. even borders on external gardeners on a daiaily basis withh our couounterparts m doing this with my french counterpart with my portuguese counterpart with the underwriter counterpart. britishh. counterparts at least every. in the state because what we want to make sure it is through this dialogue that we keep the levels o of confidencee that havee allowed the european union to open itself internal borders and furnishing green meant. to beat back in place that's the basis from which we are functioning creating trust

through dialogue. as a means that again to maintain the freedom of f movement witithin e european union s something thaht our citizens cherish a lot man. moving on to the recovery plan that i spoke of at the start of the program- this unprecedented ececonomic stimumulus p packagei would also decently spain is going to be one of the biggest recipients of these funds what are you intending to spend the moneyy on. what we w would do wt we have s said a all a along wel one is to support the decarbonisation of our economy. number two is to ensure our economy is much more did you danny powered. number three is to make sure that we work with the he collusion off every is sent manuel woman- and that we least nobody behind and this requires a things like a reformer file. education system on vocational training these a structure reforms that will

make. our economy more modern one and will ensure that the economy. worse for orders. at something that has been missing out sort of like. up we've been vevery all along this is we will do. all these we house noticed. in doing i know of these reforms. in place. the last one the most recent. dedecline to digitalize our economy which shows that we are a responsible country that says what he does and dodoes what it sets. one of them did seem to be cooler mistrust from incessant northern european countries about the trustworthiness of a country such as yours as well as that is to me and other southern european states we've seen this before in europe. but now they've attach strings to this money being handed out governments that want to take grants will have to submit spending plans as they could be potentially blocked by a qualifified majority of other states a given let mistrust

that we've seen these conditions thahat have been attached. are you confident t te same will be able to spend the money the way you want.ell i couldn't quite finind it. mistrust what we have seen is because the tactic like in any top negogotiation and this wasnt a a tough negotiation given the historic nature of the agreement. that took a big. here and- but- we are blessed to comes to. with the mechanism that have been. found to instill- essentially good governance in the way in which the first financing the company investment that we've agreed to do. it will be used we have agreed that the in investment that the eu is making seven hundred and fifty billion. euros mobilizing an unprecedented manner. we'll have to be reflected in. national recovery plans. our i'm a got no problem. this year with them. and hops the listing for that and in the same vein that we have no difficulty.

discussing regularly. at presenting regularly to the rest of the member states what we do and how much we are advancing in the reforms that we intend. to carry out and we don't have a problem in doing thisis because what we want is o modernize the spanish economy i'm doing this. in accordance with the spirit that. era ease the european union's planned for the european unioion of the future. so he must have a tough negotiations at brexit future relations talks between the uk and the european union. do not seem to be going well we had strong signals in the last week that the u. k. could end up without a full moon trades deal on january first next year at this will come across the u. k.. but also to the e. u. i. u. country spaiain. as the second biggest trade deficit with the u. k. of all the u. twenty seven. are you afraid defense the u. k. would act walk away

on wto terms without a formal deal what do you think that the bluffing to create room for deal. well what we think and on this one we are not alone is six twenty seven member states that think exactly the same thing. is that. we want that to happen in vicious post b bxit relationship with thehe united. kingdom and we think that it is worth investing the time now to crack the turks all these. up close relationshipp in the form of an agreement and we think it's better to have an agreement that do o have the u k exceed the europeaean union without that degree meant we think that. this is what would create- we kneww we'd reach out to win for the uk winner for the european union. the veryy fifirst meaningng that having te uk ease without the need remains we think would be useful to you okay news for the european union and therefore we are not a person. this obviously the board now is in the uk com they have to come to your place. what they y want at

least how they seeee. the future relationship find out what i can say is that. they he'ss sticking out that wewe are approachining t the moment of fh and that. we hopope the u. great would come. clear soon sooner rather than later in order to ensure their relatationship in the future he's good for the uk but also good for the- the clerk said let the king at the rate that don't seem to be budging on some of its key demands. that day do you want to see perhaps a change of tack for michelle bonnie at you negotiate so sharing a little bit m more flexexibilityith london a recesess. and sticking points. i have fully trust in unit see a that is. by i have full trust. in the strength that is the europe union astride. i'm i have full. trust in his stock. which is closer to your union stack. what we to see her now clearly i is. everythihing on the e uk's.

concererning the future relationship withh the european week again. once a close relationship cannot be the same we h had beforee because they wl no longer be a memberr o of the european union they've decided they don't't want thesese for ththemselves. but we think that. theree is a way to craft a strong relationship between two friends and allies that are in the uk and the european uninion but the bond to date i in the uk scott. just got a little bit of time left to speak about gibraltar say you were. in the resistance region the boldest your peralta at this week- it's one of the issues that come out of brexit dispeperses territory on the southern tip of spain where that many gibraltarians have been concerned that spain could try to make moves. on its sovereignty of post brexit- in late twenty eighteen your prime minister talks about joint sovereignty- is that still a name what- it's pretty clear that spain hasn't renounced to

its historic rededication. concerning gibraltar- and obviously this would have to be part of the discussions that we are having with the united. kingdom spain uk this again it's e. renonounceable for spain but we also need to make sure that that come the thirty first also not. the same but we have a plan that ensures a shared prosperity. all rights are as a gonznzalez either so we have tie for thank you so much. for speaking to us all for a city full. thank you. thank you for watching as well helps the saying hey talking europe. e

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