different views on issues from the pandemic to racial justice also coming up difficult in brussels european union negotiators say they are determined to agree a post trade deal with the u.k. but not at any price. and good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump and his democratic challenger joe biden have been answering questions from voters at separate televised events held at the same time on different channels the t.v. town hall meetings as they're known replaced the 2nd presidential debate which was canceled after trump was diagnosed with coke at 19 and then refused to conduct the debate to a line as we reported 2 rivals showed they have very different approaches in both style and substance. always confident at times defensive as the incumbent u.s. president donald trump now has a record to pick apart and he got a grilling starting out with the nation's biggest crisis the coronavirus. knew it was a big threat at the same time i don't want to panic this country i don't want to go out and say everybody's going to die everybody's got their it over our you know i mean it's not easy but yo

also coming off difficult talks in brussels european union negotiations say they are determined to agree oppose trade deal with the u.k. not at any price. visits kenya as the rift valley where rising water levels.

also coming up difficult in brussels european union negotiated say they are determined to agree oppose reg's it trade deal with the u.k. not at any price. visits kenya as the rift valley where rising water levels have flooded entire communities displacing thousands of untapped. welcome to the program u.s. president and his democratic challenger joe biden have been answering questions from voters at separate televised events held at the same time on different t.v. channels t.v. town hall meetings as they are known have replaced the 2nd presidential debate which was canceled off the trump was diagnosed with covert 19 and then refused to conduct the debate online as we reported the 2 rivals showed they have very different approaches and both style and substance. always confident at times defensive as the incumbent u.s. president donald trump now has a record to pick apart and he got a grilling starting out with the nation's biggest crisis the coronavirus. knew it was a big threat at the same time i don't want to panic this country i don't want to go out and say everybody's going to die ev

very different issues from the penn demick to racial justice also coming up difficult in brussels european union negotiators say they are determined to agree to a post.

face to face in brussels alexander is this the european union calling

face to face in brussels alexander is this the european union calling a boris johnson's bluff. well ali i think that it's fair to see it this way the european commission did today what it was expected to do they launch infringement proceedings against london and it was a clear signal saying that they are not willing to play. london's game that they are ready to negotiate but at the same time that they are not ready to to adopt what the game or to to do what london is demanding and of course the european union understands to boards jonson's by raising the stakes he's trying to put to increase the pressure on the european union to agree to his conditions but i think also that to say that the european union knows that britain needs to deal more than they were peon union does and that it's why brussels wants to continue the negotiations from a position of strength a bigot this seems like a very dicey approach that the u.k. has taken to mean this is such a decisive phase in the divorce proceedings and the british leadership prepared to walk away with no deal. well certainly they're

here in brussels how does the european union this piece of the berlin wall is a reminder for turning point in german and european history 30 years on a reunified germany has bolstered his position as a driving force in the european union but some member states are critical of germany's dominance at a time when the e.u. is facing some of its biggest challenges migration the corona pandemic and backs it . german reunification is widely viewed as a success here in south korea and for some an inspiration for those that pursue engagement with the north former president kim dae jiang made his birdland declaration to reach out to north korea resulting in the 1st enter korean summit in 2000 and current president mungy and also chose burley in to lay out his peace strategy toward north korea resulting in a series of summits the reduced tension in the region i'm here in washington d.c. at the 2nd world war memorial many american soldiers if their lives to fight nazi germany thousands of g.i. sue served investor money became ambassadors of what we used to know as the transatlantic relationship

we start in brussels, where european union leaders were supposed to be signing off a post—brexit tradeatch to a settlement. prime minister boris johnson said he'd walk away from negotiations if there had been no agreement by today. but there is no trade deal to sign off. the two sides are still deadlocked over the so—called level playing field — whether the uk would be allowed to subsidize its own companies, and what fishing rights european boats would have in uk waters. mrjohnson now says he'll wait until after the summit before taking a decision on ploughing on, pulling the plug. but how much difference will that make? mujtaba rahman from the eurasia group consultancy explains the political issues in the way of a deal. i think the differences between paris and berlin are subtle, but they are real and i think they do exist. germany has a lwa ys they do exist. germany has always been focused on the geopolitical consequences of brexit, the french have been a bit more defensive and a bit more driven by their domestic politics and we see that now. in regard to the area of fish where i thi

face to face in brussels our xander is this the european union calling a boris johnson's bluff. well ali i think that it's fair to see it this way the european commission did today what it was expected to do they launch infringement proceedings against london and it was a clear signal saying that they are not willing to play. london's game that they are ready to negotiate but at the same time that they are not ready to to adopt what the game or to to do what london is demanding and of course the european union understands the board's jonson's by raising the stakes he's trying to put to increase the pressure on the european union to agree to his conditions but i think also that start to say that the european union that britain needs to deal more than the p.-n. union does and that it's why brussels wants to continue the negotiations from a position of strength a bigger to seems like a very dicey approach that the u.k. has taken to mean this is such a decisive phase in the divorce proceedings the british leadership prepared to walk away with no deal. well certainly they're trying.

look at the map there little fires burning everywhere crisis wise around the borders of the european union. brussels bigot most in london thank you both. now let's turn to some of the other stories making headlines today your leaders are convening in brussels for a summit on foreign affairs relations with turkey are set to top the agenda the country is in a standoff with greece and cyprus over exploratory drilling in the eastern mediterranean the today talks will also address an int internal class that is holding up e.u. sanctions on bella ruse and also increasingly tense relations with china. belgium is back on the german government's list of high risk areas of the coronavirus pandemic cases the. overall death toll has surpassed $10000.00 germany also warned against travel to iceland and parts of the u.k. including wales and northern ireland. russian opposition leader is in a valley has accused president vladimir putin of being behind his poisoning with a soviet era nerve agent of ali has posted comments online as his recovery in germany progresses in his 1st interview he said i don't have any othe

particularly stark it was brought to a head at thursday's session of the european union summit the european council the leaders' summit in brussels where they said that frankly it was for britain to bring something to the table in order to allow a deal to be possible the reaction from downing street was pretty stark and pretty angry and this statement from boris johnson the prime minister on friday it is what he is what his reaction is an essential saying look we're prepared to walk away we will go for an australian type deal which is code for w t o terms unless there can be some movement by the european union and what's wore the promises official spokesman who doesn't speak on camera he briefs journalists behind the scenes come out with even more strong quotes in the last hour he's saying as far as we're concerned the trade talks are over the e.u. have effectively ended the one and only if the e.u. fundamentally shifts its position will it be worth talking to some talk of michel barnier the e.u.'s chief negotiator coming to london on monday to resume talks and intensify talks with the verdict of the promises spokesman on this e.

belarus and what about the european union's stance on china we haven't talked about that tonight but i know that's on the agenda what can we expect to be discussed there tomorrow brussels well we can expect the e.u. leaders to stress how important it is for you or p. and companies to have a better access to the chinese market how important it is for the european union to have a level playing field in economic ties in konami relations with china so they are expected to stress that it is important to continue their talks on the investment investment agreement with china at the same time there is a growing concern a growing criticism of the human rights situation in china of what's happening in hong kong so we can also also expect the you will leaders to condemn china's attempts to clamp down freedom in hong kong alexander phenomenon with the leaves tonight from brussels all xander thank you. will you give departure from the european union may become a matter for the courts today the e.u. launched legal action against after the u.k. refused to drop a controversial legislation that would violate the brics agreement and break international law all european commission presid

brussels correspondent barbara. and just a quick recap the european commission president ursula underlying has announced that the european union will immediately launch legal action against the united kingdom for a breach of the good faith articles in the withdrawal agreement of course we'll be bringing you up to date on this story as we get further details now officials in hong kong are marking the 71st anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china at a flag raising ceremony chief executive carrie lamb hailed her city's quote return to peace unquote she credited hong kong's strict new security long post by china with helping cautious massive pro-democracy protests that attests to relations with beijing despite a crackdown protesters took to the streets but a much lower numbers compared previous years after authorities banned a protest march admit a growing crackdown on dissent. while the state also marks a year since the protests took a dramatic turn when police 1st used live rounds on protesters our correspondent phoebe kong met 2 of the victims. and so at the protests today the 1st in hometowns antigovernmen

to prepare for a new deal breaker with the european union, accusing brussels of refusing to give britain a trade agreement. mr. johnson says there will be no deal unless eq has a fundamental change in position. a court in berlin -- germany's health minister describes the decision is regrettable. the world health organization cast doubt on the effectiveness of a covid-19 drug. patients in hungary received remdesivir for the first time. the who says it does not increase survival rates. ♪ i'm phil gayle. welcome to the program. prosecutors in france are treating the fatal stabbing of a man near paris as a terror attack. police were called to one of the french capital's western suburbs after responding to reports about suspicious activity near a school. the attacker was heard shouting and arabic phrase meaning "god is great" which is often heard during terror attacks. the french president has traveled to the scene. our r parents cororrespondentntd us more about the menen who had been attacked. >>>> the victim was a history teacher who showed three mohammed cartoonss pubublished recently in c

european union leaders meet in brussels with foreign affairs, including violence in nagorno—karabakh,xpected to dominate. it can't happen again. the body that oversees us presidential debates says it'll take steps to ensure there is no repeat of wednesday's chaotic and angry contest. the un secretary—general warns that earth's web of life is being destroyed because of humanity's war on nature. we report from italy and try to find out why a country hit so hard by coronavirus now has such a low infection rate. and could man's best friend help fight the pandemic? new research suggests their sense of smell may be a useful tool. hello and welcome. a delayed eu summit kicks off in just a few hours, and if the leaders didn't have enough to discuss with brexit and coronavirus, relations with troubled neighbours are moving higher up the agenda. the disputed region of nagorno—karabakh has seen four days of deadly clashes between armenia and azerbaijan, which have been fighting over the enclave for decades. it's complicating already tricky ties with turkey as ankara embroils itself in the disput

director of trade policy for the software alliance, 2011-2015, legal counselor with the european union and brussels. and the legal advisor of the department of state. and a bachelors degree. we have a supremely qualified and distinguished panel and turn it over to the commission for comment, bruno? >> can you hear me? >> thank you. these two contributing virtually, happy to -- the cope analysts, to consider working together on issues on different sides for many years and we want to dive into the complexities, for privacy, with this point of view, to stop this conversation to step back and put the issue, to that perspective. two situations to keep in mind. it sounds obvious but in today's world and increasingly the demand for the protection, a truly global phenomenon of individual rights recognized by many constitutional frameworks around the world at a time the -- and economist for consumer confidence in how it was handled but no sustainable growth, to echo the economy. what is remarkable, societies on the globe facing similar challenges, they tend to equip themselves increasingly with privacy laws

this is g w news live from berlin tonight the european union candidate speak with one voice on the global stage leaders from across europe are meeting in brussels a summit full of disagreements relations between turkey greece and cyprus topping the agenda as talks seek to break a standoff over same sions against the rulers also coming up tonight as spanish capital madrid is sit back into lockdown the capital has been hardest hit as a 2nd wave of the virus sweeps across the country and it making a difference the alternative nobel prize for human rights is announced we'll take a look at those on 3rd for their activism. i'm burnt off to our viewers watching on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome we begin tonight with the question who speaks for europe at a summit in brussels e.u. leaders are trying to agree on an answer sanctions against villa reuss a joint approach on turkey and help to distribute coronavirus recovery funds of those are just some of the issues demanding attention and unity delegates are hoping the 2 day summit will help break a deadlock over sanctions against bella roosts. he has become the end

1000000000 news live from berkeley the european union is in focus can it find a singular voice on the global stage leaders from across europe a meeting in brussels relations between turkey greece and cyprus top the agenda as talks seek to break a standoff over sanctions against bellaver also coming up a divorce that might well be headed for a course today to european union began a legal action against the u.k. of the brakes it withdrawal agreement europe says britain is violating international law. a matter how it welcome a u. latest meeting in brussels are hoping to breach agreement on a number of difficult issues a joint approach on turkey and how to distribute coronavirus recovery funds among them delegates are also hoping the 2 day summit will break a deadlock of a potential sanctions against bella bruce europe is in agreement it needs to act against president alexander lukashenko but faces determined opposition trying to win the one remaining vote it needs from cyprus. he has become the end like essential if attention at this 2 day summit in brussels nick us and asked us yeah this the president of cyprus has caused a big stir lately cyprus

european union in brussels where he led the government's engagement in the eu on digital privacy law and policy. he previously was in office as a senior attorney in the office and the department of state and he served as the legal advisor to the u.s. embassy in germany and holds a law degree and bachelors degree so with that you can see that we have a qualified and distinguished panel and we will turn it over to the commission for introductory comments. >> thank you very much. i'm very happy also to be here with my co- panelists and i consider you friends and have been working together on these issues on different sides for many years. you want us to dive into the complexities and then [inaudible] the transatlantic point of view. i'm ready to do this but maybe it would be helpful to start the conversation to step back and put these issues into a broad perspective. when looking at this perspective, there are two considerations to keep in mind. first, it must sound obvious in today's world the demand for the protection of the noteholder it is a true truly global phenomenon and question

the coronavirus disrupts the european union summit in brussels as one of its leaders goes into isolation. and in the u.s. democratic vice presidential candidate harris suspends her travel plans after a staff member contracts cope with 19. hello i'm sam is a band this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up stands president. of resigns after weeks of protests the prime minister is now in charge. a long awaited exchange a massive operation over a 1000 prisoners released on both sides of yemen's conflict. from europe to the u.s. the coronavirus pandemic has disrupted in e.u. summit in brussels and there's jolted the democratic presidential campaign less than 3 weeks before elections the president of the european commission are sort of on the lion abruptly left briggs's trade talks after she came in contact with someone infected with covert 19 and us democratic vice presidential candidate campbell harris suspended all in person events after 2 of her campaign members tested positive we'll speak to our white house correspondent just a moment of 1st let's go over to natasha butler she's liv

the coronavirus disrupts the european union summit in brussels as the head isolates . and in the u.s. democratic vice presidential candidate camelot harris spends her travel plans after a staff member contracts covert 19. i'm sam is a than this is out just 0 live from doha also coming out. kyrgyzstan's president jeenbekov resigns after weeks of protests the prime minister is now in charge a long awaited exchange a massive operation over a 1000 prisoners released on both sides of yemen's conflict plus. tens of thousands of protesters filled the streets of bangkok defying a ban on large gatherings and emergency measures. from europe to the u.s. the coronavirus pandemic is disrupted an e.u. summit in brussels and has jolted the democratic presidential campaign less than 3 weeks before elections the president of the european commission on the land abruptly left trade talks after she came in contact with someone infected with cope with 19 and the u.s. democratic vice presidential candidate campbell harris is to spend it all in person events after 2 of her campaign members t

to prepare for a no deal break with the european union if using brussels of refusing to give britain a trade agreement similar to their deal with canada mr johnson says there will be no deal unless the e.u. has a fundamental change of position. then overturns new restrictions on nightlife intended to curb the spread of coronavirus germany's health minister describes the decision as regrettable. and the world health organization casts doubt on the effectiveness of a cover of 19 drug patients in hungary receive rendez if for the 1st time the w.h.o. says it doesn't increase survival rates. i'm welcome to the program prosecutors in france are treating the fatal stabbing of a man near paris as a terror attack offices of shot dead a suspect police were called to one of the french capital's western suburbs after responding to reports about suspicious activity near a school where decision aborted hearing the attackers shot. an arabic phrase meaning god is great that's. often used during acts of terror they shot the man after apparently spotted wielding a knife nearby french president emanuel

minister has questioned whether the country can continue to do business with the european union if the threats. from brussels continue sergei lavrov spoke to russian media executives including artie's editor in chief margarita simonyan he addressed a range of issues including the arrest and better routes of turkey's involvement in the car of a conflict or to sell security or to excess through in. we had a very lengthy and really comprehensive conversation between foreign minister sergei lavrov and editors in chief of a number of media organizations that was so much to impact that such an array of topics but one that was given considerable attention was russia's increasingly difficult relationship with the european union now love prof notes that of course the 2 have mutual interests especially economic ones let's think of course just off the north stream to a gas pipeline but that all of this was made very difficult by what the fire of foreign minister described as a condescending attitude from the blog and this constant to mons being put on moscow this is what he said about the impact of that after 2 years t

brussels won -- the european union will likely hold its fire until after the election. day,l news, 24 hours a powered by more than 2700 list and analysts. this is bloomberg. >> asian stocks are mixed. equity futures pointing to the green. europe is counting down amid a new surge of infections. a curfew in paris. let's talk about what the italians might do. let's get into a conversation with kristine aquino. interesting to ask the question of the day. see what kind of responses you have been having. we use the word lockdown. it means so many different things to so many different people in different geographies. restrictions on movement, how will they affect european stocks? , the outlook for hubs is even more unpredictable. one can imagine that is true. what kind of responses are you linkng in terms of the between restrictions and stocks. >> it is not a positive picture, that is for sure. yesterday was a great example of announcement any on new curbs and restrictions, could really do a number on markets. the first day in a alle from what i recall market bond stocks, fx m

pretty much all of the heads of government heads of states in europe who are in the european union are currently in brussels and it is not much of an of a prediction to say that it is likely that when news conferences are given by the relevant heads of government and indeed by showing the shirt and a sort of fund lion the president of the european commission they may well be asked about mr trump's condition president trump's condition and asked to provide a comment it would be very likely that that would happen so far at least here in germany there has not been a twitter reaction by the foreign minister heikal mass nor indeed by. the spokesperson for the german government stephan site that he is the press officer the main profit press officer here and would be the person who might communicate something from angela merkel the chancellor so no reaction officially from ministers in the german government their reaction so far is coming from brussels from the president of the european council at shul and we shall tweeted the scope of 19 is a battle that everybody faces every day no matter where they live but as

being victimized or picked on they can cause more than just a headache for brussels it can have an impact on how the european union as a whole is viewed on the world stage peter all of our r.t. berlin. can appreciate company about whether they send half an hour. always be polite never engage with a negative a good or confrontational. don't get into any conversation or start answering questions just ask for an attorney. to survive and. definitely don't want to be going to try to jump on cups. you're more likely to walk free if you're rich. or if you're poor and. you've got 2 eyes 2 ears and one now. so you should be seen in here and a whole lot more than you're saying if you don't take that advice easy going to dig yourself a hole. join me every thursday on the alex sullivan show and i'll be speaking to the politics. i'm show business i'll see you then. become a battleground in the us. people are demanding the shutdown of a local plant. right now my focus because it's a very dangerous. power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limits this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass

being victimized or picked on they can cause more than just a headache for brussels it can have an impact on how the european union as a whole is viewed on the world stage peter all of our r.t. . and i'll bring you right up to date i'm staying with our team or in half an hour . as the u.s. economy was booming gaining numbers of people were made homeless. you can work 40 hours in a week and still not have enough to get housing everybody believes america still is the land of opportunity the reality of it is we're not financially equality and the lack of affordable housing for a living minimum wage gave many people no choice. there's been a problem with the city knows turn every child told me stay away almost. half the food if there is no answer because the answer requires resource the most vulnerable are abandoned on the streets to become the invisible cops. seemed wrong but all wrong just don't call. me. yet to shape our disdain comes to educate and in gains from it because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. rather than oh all the more thoroughly is this. one we

armenia's president is headed for brussels where he'll discuss the conflicts with european union andato officials fighting between armenia and azerbaijan has continued for more than 3 weeks now despite 2 russian brokered cease fire it's not a serious worry chalons is instead of kurds in the going to come back the damage you can see here was done in the 1st week of the recent fighting when a cluster munition fell in this residential street instead panic at destroying cars and damaging buildings but in recent days things have the slightly the last explosions in the city were on saturday morning so people are coming out of the bomb shelters and starting to go about their daily lives again on the front lines though things are very different there have been intense clashes in recent days some 700 plus armenians have now lost their lives the azerbaijanis don't release dates for their soldiers killed in battle or what we felt coming into stepanek was the the armenian military presence on the roads between armenia the panic is increasing they know that they are losing territory to the azeris

european union leaders meeting in brussels have a great to impose sanctions on dozens of singing officials in belarus accused of falsifying organists presidential election results and leading to crackdown on this with protest is also seeking a joint approach on turkey and china during the 2 days something. the presidents of france russia and the united states of called for and the maybe it cease fire.

friday now this after britain's chief rights because she described demands made by the european union summit talks in brussels as disappointing and surprising the e.u. issued a statement from those talks calling on britain to make the necessary moves to make an agreement possible brussels clearly believes that it's up to london to make concessions to avoid a chaotic exit from the e.u. free trade zone on january 1st next year. the bricks and saga continues after years of talks and the cut off date looming the most pressing question remaining is who will get up and leave the negotiating table 1st team e.u. . 14 you can't. meanwhile at the e.u. summit in brussels at a quarter of goldman leaves in pumpkin's serves as a reminder this year is coming to an end and with it the transition period without a plan on the future relationship between the u.k. and the bloc patience is in short supply here see. if the right terms can't be found at the end of these discussions we're ready for a no deal for our future relations since the u.k. had left the e.u. january 31st there has been little progress on key issues such as tr

the coronavirus disrupts the european union summit in brussels as one of its leaders goes into isolation. and in the u.s. democratic vice presidential candidate cavalera suspends her travel plans after a staff member contracts coded 90. hello i'm sammy's a than this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up could have a stance president soon bay jeenbekov resigns after weeks of protests the prime minister is now in charge.

european union leaders meet in brussels with foreign affairs, including violence in nagorno—karabakh,c and angry contest. the un secretary—general warns that earth's web of life is being destroyed because of humanity's war on nature. we report from italy and try to find out why a country hit so hard by coronavirus now has such a low infection rate. and could man's best friend help fight the pandemic?

really wants a deal he said the other way round it's ok that a deal more that the european union a clear signal from brussels here that they are determined to continue the negotiations they want a deal but not at any price. boris johnson spokesman says the talks or over the e.u. shifts its position is just another tactic to increase pressure you think. well yes he went a step further than prime minister boris johnson had been just a couple of hours before and definitely increasing pressure on the european union but they will not abandon talks lightly and we will have to see how this plays out over the weekend whether the talks with elections go ahead next week and the speculation is that they will we know that a lot of business leaders of even impro ring the prime minister not to abandon these talks because the economic long term consequences of a no deal breaks it could really be very very rough for the u.k. the countries are already hit very hard by a cold it's a big recession and it's history and if there was a long term put on putting on the brakes of investments due to breaks if that would really hit th

talks are happening at a european union leaders summit in brussels where countries such as spain are saying they want a deal with britain the french president says he's ready for a no until man omicron wants french fisherman's rights in british waters to be preserved in the negotiations made for parts one thing the leaders are united on though is confronts in russia over the poisoning of kremlin critic alexina vall me the e.u. and the u.k. have imposed sanctions on senior russian officials cool civil law to me a person school has called the sanctions deliver it's and has value retaliates the school life that say that sasha butler she joins us from paris sasha let's start with bricks it today the 15th of october is said to be the u.k. prime minister's deadline to see if the talks are worth continuing but it does appear that progress is a long way off the french president's remarks on fishing are anything to go by. yes sir boris johnson the u.k. prime minister setting this is the deadline for a post break sit trade deal but it seems the e.u. leaders are once again not on the same page

now this after britain's chief rights because she described demands made by the european union it summit talks in brussels as disappointing and surprising the e.u. issued a statement from those talks calling on britain to make the necessary moves to make an agreement possible brussels clearly believes that it's up to london to make concessions to avoid a chaotic exit from the e.u. free trade zone on january 1st next year. the bricks and saga continues after years of talks and the cut off date looming the most pressing question remaining is who will get up and leave the negotiating table 1st team e.u. . 14 you can. meanwhile at the e.u. summit in brussels at a quarter of goldman leaves in pumpkin's serves as a reminder this year is coming to an end and with it the transition period without a plan on the future relationship between the u.k. and the bloc patience is in short supply here the cyclone destroyed something but if the right terms can't be found at the end of these discussions we're ready for a no deal for our future relations since the u.k. left the e.u. january 31st there has been little progress

country to prepare for a no deal breaks it is office says talks with the european union are over unless there's a compromise from brussels the bloc has responded saying it's willing to continue negotiating but will not seek a deal at any cost. more than a 1000 prisoners who've been on the frontlines of yemen civil war of returned home over the past 2 days planes carrying who 3 fighters who'd been held by the saudi u.a.e. coalition arrived in the capital sana'a another plane carrying coalition finds arrived in the southern port city of aden off they're leaving some. protests have caused major disruptions in cities across nigeria as demonstrators call for a range of government and police reforms in the camp for the protesters are back on the streets a day after authorities there announced the bat on street protests some of the demonstrators there blocked main roads across the city. and demonstrations in south africa outside a courthouse in 7 over the killing of a white farm worker is a public standoff between thousands of supporters of the south african opposition party the economic freedom fighters and white farmers in th

time to prepare for a no deal breakers it is office says talks with the european union are over unless there's a compromise from brussels e.u. leaders say they're willing to continue negotiating but they're not seek a deal at any cost french police say a teacher has been beheaded in a suburb of northwestern paris police say the teacher had earlier show. of the prophet muhammad to students president emanuel macro has condemned what he called an islamist terrorist attack u.s. president donald trump is out campaigning in states he won in 2016 he's now in the state of georgia addressing supporters these are live pictures and democratic nominee joe biden is campaigning in detroit where he's attending a voter mobilization event. recorded corona virus infections a past $8000000.00 in the united states but there's new hope that scene could be available by the end of the year the drug giant pfizer said it could file for regulator approval next month those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after witness statement thanks for watching i thought. 'd for over 3 years in an egyptian prison so denied their right t

missions of the european union in brussels where he led the u.s. government. he was a senior attorney at the department of state and he served as legal adviser to the u.s. embassy in germany. he holds a law degree from harvard law school. with that, you can see we have a supremely qualified and distinguished panel and we'll turn it over to bruno gencarelli for introductory comments. bruno? >> can you hear me? thank you very much and also to tpi aspen. i'm honored to contribute to this event even if only virtually. happy to be in the same -- saying hello to my co-panelists which not only are excellent colleagues, but i consider friends. we have been working together on these issues on different sides for many years. i guess we want us to dive in the complexities and intricacies on the court of justice case and it's implication for privacy and data flows, in particular from a transatlantic point of view. of course, i'm ready to do this. but maybe it could be helpful to start this conversation to step back, to make a step back and put the issues into a broader pe

european union leaders are meeting in brussels to discuss the stalemate in negotiations with the uk,ship deal. it's the first time in months they've had in—depth discussions about the issue. 0ur europe correspondent nick beake is in brussels. any prospect of any movement, do you think, nick? i think any prospect of any movement, do you think, nick? ithink the any prospect of any movement, do you think, nick? i think the chances of a major breakthrough in the next 48 hours are pretty low, that's largely because the british won't be in the room for this meeting. this is a summit of the leaders of the remaining 27 eu countries. interesting, borisjohnson has said today was to beat the deadline for getting an eu uk trade deal. clearly that hasn't happened and the latest from downing street is that boris johnson will be listening to what may or may not be agreed among the eu leaders and then will decide what steps to take for the uk, but certainly both sides are saying in public they want a trade deal but that they won't sign want at any costs. it can't be detrimental to their key principl

european union leaders are in brussels.ohnson has that he is disappointed by full progress of brexit trade talks, but negotiations will continue to right now, postponing the decision on whether to walk away by tomorrow. still with us is maya bhandari from columbia threadneedle. maya, i feel like it is dÉjÀ vu. it has been years we have been talking about deadlines with brexit. much what will happen and how you invest ahead of the decision? maya: [laughs] you are quite right on the dÉjÀ vu, francine. unclearite remarkably where we ultimately land come although today's self-imposed deadline will not be held, which is the stanza some of the optimism in, for example, sterling, and indeed gilt. some are greater than 50% but not sufficiently so, and columbia threadneedle, we are cautious on both the u.k. economy and its assets, because, of course, not only are we facing the uncertainty with brexit but there are two other factors to consider, the first being activity and response to lockdowns, the second wave of covid-19. and seco

that needs a deal more that the european union clear signal from brussels here that they are determined to continue the negotiations they want a deal but not at any price. johnson spokesman says the talks or over the e.u. shift its position is just another tactic to increase pressure you think. well yes you went a step further than that prime minister boris johnson had just a couple of hours before and definitely increasing pressure on the european union but they were not a band talks lightly and we will have to see how this plays out over the weekend whether the talks will actually go ahead next week and the speculation is that they will we know that a lot of business leaders of reading him prorating the prime minister not to abandon these talks because the economic long term consequences of a new idea of bragg's it could really be very very rough for the u.k. the countries are already hit very hard to cope it's a big recession and it's history and if there was a long time put on the putting on the brakes of investments due to break that that would really hit the u.k. economy hard it c

being victimized or picked on they can cause more than just a headache for brussels it can have an impact on how the european union as a whole is viewed on the world stage peter all of our r.t. berlin. and i'll bring you out of today don't forget you check out plenty more news stories if you head to our website more totty dot com. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics. i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. always be polite never engage with a negative a good or confrontational. don't get into any conversation or start answering questions just ask for an attorney. to survive and tara gauge.

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leaders meeting in brussels also on the agenda is bella roofs well the european union reach a consensus on economic sanctions on president the government also coming up. 30 years after the reunification of germany will visit a former east german factory still going strong. this is day to day business on robots in berlin welcome to the program european commission president ursula found a line says brussels is launching legal action against the u.k. for a breach of good faith articles in the brics withdrawal agreement these decision was triggered by the u.k.'s internal market bill which westminster passed on choose day the controversial bill aims to guarantee smooth trade between northern ireland on the rest of the united kingdom but brussels fears it could trigger a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of. well let's cross to financial correspondent ashutosh pandey who joins us from frankfurt worth talking to you from there actually because figures are starting to show that places like frankfurt are benefiting from brics it at the expense of the u.k. . absolutely that's