e.u. country especially if a hard border is reestablished between it and the british province of northern ireland that would bring back memories on the island of a more violent iraq and could result in the resurgence of smuggling which an open border had long kept under control. the money got all three hundred fifty says mike has plenty of tales of smuggling to taro and he lives in northern ireland right next to the border the former truck driver says lots of shady stuff went on in the area in the past much of it involving customs control between the british province and the e.u. member state to the cells i see me going into a shed what's the lorry australia so when i go into this big shit. my day through that door that door let's share that shit are also not in the say the virus so he thought that if it's impossible getting rid of controls didn't get rid of smuggling completely fireworks which are banned in the republic of ireland are still taken across regularly they're legal in the north and sales of them are brisk in the border region. and foreign diesel subsidized by the e.u. also of

e.u. countries and certainly that's what one guy don't himself thinks because he said as much just a few hours ago again this news has come as a surprise to many has the german government reacted it has but essentially in a rather understated manager matter saying it is simply confirming that this moves when blue was taken by caracas and that is looking at how to respond and talking to with other european union partners. melinda crean is chief political correspondent thank you very much. human rights watch says the iraqi government has charged hundreds of children which terrorism because of their links to so-called islamic state the n.g.o.s says the iraqis and recently kurdish government used torture to course confessions in some cases they estimate around fifteen hundred children are being held in detention for alleged affiliation that's as supporters and victims of many of them children are leaving the groups find an enclave in the village of bongos in eastern syria children caught up in islamic state leave behind a world many of them were born into. most are now orphans and face an uncertai

e.u. countries but will you citizens that is really a lot of people that's right to not really realize that we just showed there that germany actually stands to lose the most for no deal brags that members in absolutes. figures but they're not necessarily losing the most in relative figures can you explain that sure i mean clearly the absolute last was behind germany in a big economies as well think france italy but the per capita lost certainly depends on the population size of country that's for sure and the other thing is the closer you are proximate to matters the closer you are to the u.k. the more dense of the relationship terms of trade with the u.k. and the more come from losers one example is ireland ireland where the pro capital losses extremely high it's seven hundred euros per year per hobbit and that's really a lot in absolute figures that's much less than in germany but the population sizes smaller and the trade relationships are more dense when we talk about the per person laws here it's not like someone is handing over nine hundred euros per year seven hundred years per year

e.u. member countries to try to understand what's happening and where to go next but just looking at pictures of ambassador corrina standing next to. it is this was a writes to venezuela. well if we look back a month germany at that time along with other e.u. member countries did recognize mr goh i don't as interim president and there have then since been statements by mr crean and by the ambassador that were quite supportive of mystical i do and very critical of the old regime but none of that provoked this kind of an action so the fact that this action was taken today just two days after mr greener along with other e.u. diplomats went to the airport to meet me and me to mr why do with the express purpose of ensuring to the extent possible mr safety and freedom from arrest i think we can presume that that is probably the reason that mr maduro's regime chose to act now and they said in their statement not only that he mr clinton was accused of meddling in the news with us internal affairs but also that the ambassador had associated himself with extremist sectors in the political spectrum so a

e.u. country to have to have to join this belton road initiative but president macro is sort of leading these calls to just be a bit wary about china so what sort of welcome to the president get in paris. well philly got all the warm welcome that you might expect from a state visit france rolled out the red carpet he was welcomed at the arctic tree on fire president makkal the architect of course being a symbol of french imperial power but behind that warm welcome were those messages of wariness against about chinese expansion through europe and mccrone has been very quite vocal about that but as i said earlier also balancing that fine line between not wanting to give up on the massive trade that chinese chinee china has to offer china is europe's biggest trading partner so obviously wanting wanting to to macro in particular is spearheading a campaign for a unified front against not against china but toward chinese policy at the moment the you finding it hard to find that sort of collective position on a you and china policy and michael is spearheading that here so warm welcome but wariness b

e.u. the bloc exports many of its subsidized agriculture of products to the continent but has been destroying domestic food markets in african countries in the process whether it's china the u.s. or the e.u. everyone has their own interest in the continent but in china's case that plays a big role critics say that china is not only giving massive loans to african countries to help finance infrastructure projects run by chinese firms it's also about influence so let's bring in alexandra de mysie he's a founding director of the china africa advisory in cologne summit critics say that china is creating a truly death trap for many african countries that is the true. you know i do not fully agree to this assumption yes it's true that china has given quite a lot of money as you just mentioned in the last seventeen years in that you know one hundred forty three billion us dollars this money has been invested in a lot of vital infrastructure projects has enabled a lot of african countries to become one of the biggest growing markets today. china is investing in africa also not on you know on the touristic measures but also to create a future

e.u. well here is china's master plan the country is building the just sickle corridors that extend from jiang across central asia via tehran to turkey then to moscow west to the port of and through europe to venice fair market polo first set out on the medieval silk road to chinatown from venice the new silk road leads back to china through this so as come out these are just the western routes the initiative also includes infrastructure projects like bridges well lines and ports and africa and south america beijing wants to use these corridors to export goods from chinese factories to markets all over the world but is about road just a trade projects or is it rather a tool to globally project china's par. china's ruling communist party is the most powerful in the world and it maintains absolute control over where when and how much foreign companies can invest in china despite some recent reforms foreign firms doing business in china continue to face major restrictions. outside of china the party has launched an ambitious expansion of global trade routes for chinese products. to belton road in

e.u. countries yesterday in protest against the use haphazard attempt to better protect copyright the e.u. wants to make providers like facebook all huge super sponsible for copyright violations they use this commits on their sites for vida's now threaten to employ special algorithms so-called upload filters to block users from up loading content containing copyrighted material is more. who on earth would ban this song from the web. well you two might do it for one. if the new e.u. copyright directive comes into force content sharing platform such as you tube might end up using automatic upload filters to prevent copyrighted songs or photos with registered logos from being posted on social media there are concerns that posts containing users' own cover versions are holiday snaps which would be allowed under the new rules might also be erased by faulty content matching technology and that the filtering software might not recognize humorous posts like me. critics of the e.u. wide directive say it could end the free exchange of information on the web some fear the new barriers with effectivel

e.u. countries such as germany and france have indicated they are likely to ignore the u.s. calls a shot solves what. knowing you is the way we love you in the current context it sounds ominous huawei promises a super fast chip and artificial intelligence that can record and evaluate us and everything we do. the product we are bringing to the market is a product of the future and what does the future bring we believe artificial intelligence. thanks to while away the future has already begun for the state security in china as western province beijing has installed a system of total control to monitor the muslim minority human rights groups suspect around one million we girls are being held in so-called reeducation camps she enjoying is a testing ground for the latest surveillance technology in may twenty eighth teen ways form a germany are seen here on the left signed off on a cooperation agreement with china's state security while way was commissioned to develop an innovation laboratory for future surveillance technologies if it's happening in the context in which you're hav

e.u. country germany is as you know an export world champion and therefore needs that trade with britain and there's nothing like uncertainty to put a damper on trade so the latest study shows that germany could lose up to a billion euros a year from a no deal rexx it therefore real apprehension especially in the business community a real lose lose situation if they if they crash out all right let's talk because we've got a dent a tentative date now may twenty second it's it is said that brussels has agreed to extend the deadline for the breaks it's a process to kick in. do you foresee a situation between now and march the twenty ninth where for instance chance on the america all would pull her political weight in brussels. say ok let's give these guys more time right today she said short short temporary. postponement so basically that is that twenty second of may date and that date was agreed on because you will lections take place after that and is britain going to vote if it wants to leave obviously that presents enormous complications so that's the reason for that short date the thing th

e.u. country it would be like exporting to china or japan or australia. he said you know and it would be a very difficult situation above all because the volumes exported are very high and now there's a lot of uncertainty about what's going to happen. last year greenhouses and spain's amaria region delivered some two hundred and eighty five thousand tons of produce to britain. and farmers that grow exclusively for the british market here huge losses after practice it. the dakotas they. did this by this supply is. doing well and they have to look for the new markets and do. displays will be all that exporters and is not easy. with just three weeks to go before bracks said it's still unclear how much extra time will be needed for deliveries or whether the produce will still be fresh when it reaches british tables and many farmers here worried that could put their future and jeopardy. iranian hackers have reportedly stolen corporate secrets and data from more than two hundred companies over the past two years the revelation first reported by the wall street

e.u. the people of this country should be asked to elect a new set of any peace is i believe unacceptable. and a short time ago the european council president donald tusk made this statement reiterating the e.u. support but within limits even the whole for a final of may seem frail. even illusory. teak is increasingly visible and justified we can not to give up seeking the last moment a positive solution of course without opening up with israel agreement. we have reacted with patience and goodwill to a numerous turns of events. and i call for that. who are not like the same patience and goodwill that this most critical component in this process. here's the team covering events at the moment lawrence in brussels we will be with you shortly i'm going to start with jonah hollande westminster. jonah we get three more months of it at the most i guess. well look i think the point here is is that this intervention by donald tusk the european union council president essentially saying that he believes an extension a short extension of the sort that the reason may has requested would be possible bu

e.u. countries to grant her an extension. altar order there's a lot of very noisy barricades this house has almost itself on you are fortunate. because in the u.k. and across the channel will be hoping she can cut through the noise i well michel you know what else you think when listening to the chancellor's speech to parliament a short while ago what else can charles americal do to help the british prime minister get to the structured and orderly breck said that berlin wants as well. well i think there is a concern on the german side not to interfere in this process and to give any kind of advice because there's a concern that that's something that british m.p.'s wouldn't react to positively it's all so clearly there is a willingness to support to resign may we also heard that there is more patients actually that's also something is oakland you've got the commission president stressed that he discovered his own patients well that patience is still there with britain at the same time britain is in a crisis and has to find its

e.u. countries another the cost of living. two wheeled food deliveries are a common sight in most big cities but in the polish capital warsaw many of the careers are indians and that's somewhat unusual because poland is known as a country with few immigrants why do so many indians do this kind of work. most resent is language there is no polish language going to listen needed more needed in this this kind of job. aki less delivers for an indian restaurant to earn money while he studies computer engineering albeit in english he says the customers give him no trouble but as a dark skinned foreigner there are some people he has to watch out for. sometimes they are way angry and big they may hamas so be careful with those type of people and they don't like don't speak bad wish to youngsters and late they have some fuel city getting better league and then most oh yeah we are following them. indian students have discovered the polish capital my theory is cheaper than the us or in england and students from abroad are welcome in polan

e.u. countries of course it's not just germany that's playing a pivotal role in this how do we know how they are preparing for a potential disorderly exit as it looks now that might happen on may twenty twenty ninth well the chancellor said that basically all countries are taking a number of measures for example they are increasing the number of customs personnel that they have available they are putting into place legal measures that would allow flight traffic to continue that would allow the transport of goods commercial transport and logistics to continue so a number of different back up measures for the event of a no deal nonetheless she pointed out and no deal would have very negative implications also for germany and actually the.

e.u. countries government estimates put the number of injured protesters at above two thousand. but the police have an escaped unhurt. some of our colleagues have almost been lynched fifteen hundred police have been injured in the last four months. the tension was palpable in paris today but there were no major clashes between police and protesters. algerian education of bizzle officials have rescheduled spring vacation for university students moving it forward to sunday more than a week earlier than planned it's being seen as an attempt to quell growing protests against president's beautifully students have been at the heart of demonstrations against the president's bid to extend his two decade rule the protests have mostly been peaceful but on friday police used tear gas to block the road to the presidential palace hospital sources say more than one hundred people were injured in clashes. joining me now in studio is a bus share a room he's with arabic now but your you actually just returned from algeria just a few hours ago you were at yesterday's protests what did you see the

e.u. countries government estimates put the number of injured protesters at above two thousand. but the police haven't escaped unhurt. because of some of our colleagues have almost been lynched in fifteen hundred police have been injured in the last four months. the tension was palpable in paris today but there were no major clashes between police and protesters. former us army intelligence analyst chelsea manning was jailed on friday after refusing to testify to a grand jury investigating the whistleblower website wiki leaks before entering the courthouse manning said she was prepared to go behind bars for her beliefs manning has already served seven years in prison for leaking a trove of classified documents related to the wars in iraq and afghanistan but president barack obama commuted her sentence in twenty seventeen. did your porter all also is here with me to break down this whole chelsea manning situation first of all what do we know about her jailing and why was she willing so willing to go to jail in the first place was a first of all a judge in virginia ordered manning

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e.u. countries have already joined and italy may be next. with all the necessary precautions it's elise accession to new silk route represents an opportunity for a country the coming meeting with the chinese president will be no opportunity to sign the framework agreement it won't mean that the next days will be forced to do anything it will allow us to enter into this project and have dialogue. let's cross live now to roberto dembrow co-founder of iraq investment managers welcome to the program how justified are the e.u. concerns of member states falling under china's influence. well of course. to handle the relationship with china as a bloc and now that italy which is the third biggest economy in the e.u. and one of the d.g. seven countries talking about joining this trainees project of the of this infrastructure connected the whole world is quite concerning for them it's quite concerning from a different from any point of view not only as a block as it's also in the relationship with other blocks such as the us which is actually engaged in

e.u. will be a golden opportunity for the u.k. allowing the country to reduce or remove all current e.u. levies bypassing europe altogether and attracting new global markets. while the industry considers the advantages and disadvantages of leaving the world's largest trading block some people had to wait shipping their collections to a bricks safe distance. it's time now for all the sports news with santa. thank you very much marion walk to one of the worst run of results in the club's history and real madrid have returned to winning ways. for one in the spanish league reale had to come from a goal down to beat a team that is fighting to avoid relegation and just over a week at real madrid have been knocked out of the champions league lost twice to fierce rivals barcelona. are third in the table twelve points adrift of barsa. napoli have lost more ground on italian league leaders you ventus late lorenza insania goal saw them draw one one against. are set in the table eighteen points behind reigning champions using. if a poor have moved within a point of english premier league leaders man

e.u. will be a golden opportunity for the u.k. allowing the country to reduce or remove all current e.u. levies bypassing europe altogether and attracting global markets. while the industry considers the advantages and disadvantages of leaving the world's largest trading block some had to wait shipping their collections to a breck's a safe distance the parking lot the time for a look at your sports news with santa thank you very wise come our liverpool have moved back within a point of english premier league leaders manchester city they beat burnley forward to at anfield. and said your money is both scored twice as liverpool hit back after conceding an early goal who are aiming to win the title for the first time since nineteen ninety. we had only to make sure that we would be staying there in. a really interesting competition on top of the table and our message was a nobody gets rid of us if we if we play. you play today because we had we had the perfect picture from fighting the opponent fighting the circumstances and playing football. and there were two other important games in the ra

e.u. have frustrated the prime ministers of brics it plans again on monday a very good to take control of the parliamentary agenda wednesday. parliament to hold a series of indicative votes on the country's departure from the e.u. as they try to put together a potential deal that could command a majority despite the vote has said that there is no guarantee that she will be bound by that decision. monday's vote the latest evidence the prime minister whose or thorazine is dwindling. when it comes to break this unusual is the new normal the latest on president and move a vote by parliament to seize control from to reason may's government to debate alternative plans for leaving the european union the prime minister says parliament's power play will likely result in more confusion. when we try this kind of thing in the past it's produced contradictory outcomes or no outcome at all. there is. there is a further risk when it comes to brics it as the u.k. is only one half of the equation and the face could lead to an outcome which is on negotiate with the e.u. . among the proposals parliament may consider staying in a customs union with the e.u. or cancelling brigs it altogether the main opposit

e.u. will be a golden opportunity for the u.k. allowing the country to reduce or remove all current e.u. levies bypassing europe altogether and attracting new global markets. while the industry considers the advantages and disadvantages of leaving the world's largest trading block some had to wait shipping their collections to a bricks safe distance the park and al-jazeera london. now has summer thank you very much after one of the worst result in the club's history real madrid have returned to winning ways they beat via the need for one in the spanish league reale had to come from a goal down to beat a team that is fighting to avoid relegation and just over a week at real madrid have been knocked out of the champions league lost twice to fierce rivals barcelona. in the table twelve points adrift of. napoli have lost more ground on italian league leaders you ventus late lorenza insania goal a saw them draw one one against. are set in the table eighteen points behind reigning champions moving. to the pool have moved within a point of english premier league leaders manchester city they bea

e.u. will be a golden opportunity for the u.k. allowing the country to reduce or remove all current e.u. levies bypassing europe altogether and attracting new global markets. while the industry considers the advantages and disadvantages of leaving the world's largest trading some had to wait shipping their collections to a bricks safe distance. where the. number one to avenge a rare. hit. on line. for them. to join us on sat all of us have been calling for some fashion this is a dialogue we are talking about. you have seen what it can do. drugs including and some people. everyone has a voice. join the conversation. until now in the coverage of latin america most of the world was covering tragedies . and that was it but not how couples feel how they how they think and that's what we do we go five and a half months of demanding it to an education system that was introduced to. latin america has come to fill a void that needed to be filled. and the mention of kenya campaigning against a major construction project which they say is taking place on stolen land for the government says activist

e.u. country especially if a hard border is re-established between it and the british province of northern ireland that would bring back memories of a more violent era say locals and practically guarantee a return of cross border crime. if you want to go out on three hundred fifty says mike has plenty of tales of smuggling to taro and he lives in northern ireland right next to the border the former truck driver says lots of shady stuff went on in the area in the past much of it involving customs control or between the british province and the e.u. member state to the south i see me going to shed great said henri the sailor so with a grin this big ship has. made a very through that door that door let's share that shit for all night in the snow is a virus so he thought that if it's impossible getting rid of controls didn't get rid of smuggling completely fireworks which are banned in the republic of ireland are still taken across regularly they're legal in the north and sales of them are brisk in the border region. and foreign diesel subsidized by the e.u. also often crosses the border illeg

scrambling for a way out of the country's worst political crisis in decades two and a half years after voting to leave the e.u. it will now be up to brussels to decide if they want to help britain make a clean break with the bloc. of students in an estimated one hundred countries around the world are out on strike today joining this girl behind the swedish climate activist great to tune back she started a movement called fridays for future that global today is perhaps the biggest day yet for turn back in stockholm for young activists who have taken early live is among at least a thousand cities where students were expected to skip classes today to push for action from their local and federal governments. our very own kate brady is on hold the streets of berlin where students have gathered for the global climate action large should take the young people there are skipping school braving the cold to be out on the streets what's the mood among them calling for action against climate change but. i think as you might be able to see and hear behind me here terry the the military certainly will of high spirits but t

e.u. countries would have to agree.eria posner prime minister said the government will be formed early next week. that's the latest reaction to street protests that push the president to renounce his bid for a fifth term in office. emmanuel macron in kenya to kickoff the one planet climate summit has a new report says one in four deaths in disease around the world is linked to global warming. time for our business update. you are going to start with the latest on boeing 737 and jets set to remain grounded around the world and black boxes from the ethiopian airline plan n are back in france. >> flight data and cockpit voice recorders have arrived in paris -- the airgators accident investigation agency analyze them. on wednesday, the faa ordered all 737 max numeral eights grounded. the list of countries banning the aircraft keeps growing with japan and russia becoming the latest addition. since's share dropppped 11% sunday. allison: flights canceled across the u.s. after the president announced the grounding of all flight

e.u. countries contemplating similar moves should take note little exceed that means you need a record that is in my opinion not a matter of technical negotiation but above all a political less able to have somebody to reject europe without having a plan in place leads to a dead end. mandela us at least she doesn't have this problem for the icelandic prime minister the e.u. still remains a win win situation. they don't because what the public face will is in brussels she says a new leaders are now looking to london to decide finally on the way forward but leaders head to reason may end here for an hour and a half that's a long time and asked her over and over again what is your plan b. if you parliamentary ject the deal again what will you do and she didn't have a single answer which is again then everybody found pretty annoying and so now in london there seems to be a certain amount of movement and everybody here will be quite happy to see that because now there seems to have been an agreement between the opposition and government to hold a series of indicate if it's next week that means e

e.u. countries key among them is a thirteen billion dollar deal for euro fice it typhoon german manufacturers were expected to supply almost a third of the components for the fighter jets france has been critical of the german response the french ambassador to berlin and mary de kurtz earlier warns the move could jeopardize european defense cooperation. now the united states has secretly authorize several companies to sell nuclear power technology to saudi arabia u.s. energy secretary rick perry reportedly approved sixty miles on wednesday can be whole cuts has more from washington. it's been a cozy relationship from the start donald trump selected saudi arabia as the location for his first foreign trip the u.s. president made clear the kingdom is a priority that's why u.s. lawmakers are now asking questions about reports the trumpet ministration recently granted secret approvals to at least one u.s. company to sell nuclear power technology to saudi arabia the kingdom school is to reportedly build two nuclear power plants with the united states russia and south korea competing for the project

e.u. countries. a third night a third vote and a firm decision to put the brakes on projects that. the eyes of the right. four hundred twelve the nose from the left two hundred two so they are inside it the ayes have it on law. m.p.'s overwhelmingly backing a motion to try and extend britain's planned departure from the e.u. brussels now has to sign off on the delay which would last until june if the u.k. approves the deal in the coming days failure to agree a deal could lead to a much longer postponement and potentially to know that at all. for prime minister to resign may who's plan to leave the e.u. has been rejected twice the fear of losing control of bracks that might just be enough to get stanch that backers in her own party to finally support her plan in a third vote in parliament next week. the e.u. insists that may's plan which is the product of two and a half years of painstaking talks is the only one on offer. like. she do or you many good to see if the united kingdom still wants to leave the european union and it wants to leave in an orderly manner which is what the pri

e.u. will be a golden opportunity for the u.k. allowing the country to reduce or remove all current e.u. levies bypassing europe altogether and attracting new global markets. while the industry considers the advantages and disadvantages of leaving the world's largest trading block some had to wait shipping their collections to a bricks safe distance. out zero blood. or there is more in everything we're covering and clear of course all the latest on the ethiopia adeline's plane crash in just a couple of seconds. just a quick look at stories making headlines now one hundred fifty seven passengers and crew have died after an ethiopian airlines jet crashed in ethiopia a boeing seven three seven max jet came down six minutes after takeoff from the capital addis ababa on route to nairobi it crashed off to southeast of the ethiopian capital it's not immediately clear what caused the crash or a relative waiting for the fly in nairobi says initially there was confusion over whether the plane had landed. when you have a look at the board over the way from the phone to. the plane had to. take sadda

e.u. countries i mean. usually i mean i could apply i'd be treated as a. country citizen then it's just it's a little bit crazy having those rights taken away from you when you've had them all the life so it's the same for me have lived in london for a long time and only came back to germany two years ago and it feels a bit weird that britain is not a part of the union rather very soon how well we shall find out but your family of course you you when they're also does your family living in britain what's their view on brakes is there a rift going through there from your family's well i think you know like everyone in the u.k. and every part of the u.k. there is a division in my family as well quite a few of my family members slated to remain a couple of them voted to leave and there have been a couple of arguments about it nothing serious. no fix why it's not yet anyway maybe off to it's you never know. but i think they're all really uniting around the idea that they just want this to be over with just for something to have happened for for some way for it

e.u. countries and as well as here in the u.s. because of the cheating scandals so because of that they had to put the money back into infrastructure for charging stations and offer electric vehicles they're doing this partly because they have to and also because that's the initiative right now is to produce more electric vehicles i should make you know that here in the u.s. less than two percent of vehicles sold our electric vehicles consumers don't want them especially without that federal tax credit which could go away because the current administration is saying we're not going to offer tax credits nor are we going to offer manufacturers the ability to go out and. do it and get better more funds from the federal government in order to get better fuel economy excellent that's just kind insight we can only get from warren fix the car coach and go through time. thank you. time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return levi's is making a grand return to public markets and getting some huge boost along the way only