bit of time, but remember too it is notjust donald tusk and michel barnier, it is also the council of ministerspean parliament, they have all got to vote, and they won't start voting until it has gone through the house of commons. so how does the possibility of a second referendum, as labour are calling for, how does that then muddy the waters? well, it muddies the water ina number of waters? well, it muddies the water in a number of ways, not least in terms of time, because in order to have a second referendum, you need to have an act of parliament, and the act of parliament also needs to have the question determined and set out in the act of parliament. it is not the quickest it could be done, a second referendum, is 22—26 weeks, and that pretty much takes us up to may of next year, so that impacts on the question of how long an extension of the eu might give us. what we know as labour is helping to amend the withdrawal and implementation bill, the legislation i was talking about, and men —— to say that the approval of it would be subject to a confirmatory vote, essentially a second referendu

dollars the council of ministers will submit the draft law to the house of representatives for approval a cowboy mentality of the northeastern syria has killed at least one person and left dozens injured it is the 3rd attack in the region in 3 days it comes as the u.s. is sending its troops to help protect syrian oil fields from falling back into the hands of isis fighters president trump called for all american forces to be withdrawn 2 weeks ago and he has been widely criticized for abandoning kurdish allies by withdrawing from northeastern syria. protesters in lebanon are continued protests in lebanon a continuing rather despite president michel aoun pledge to crack down on corruption and now groups of hezbollah supporters are clashing with protesters in beirut with riot police intervening demonstrators have rejected the president's call for talks demanding the government's resignation. and the bar boys' schools offices and colleges have closed for a day to allow for protests against international sanctions the ruling zanu p.f. party is holding a rally it's blaming u.s. and e.u. sanct

and february 12th 1990 the east german council of ministers convened for a roundtable meeting. on the agenda was the forming of an agency to privatized datasets the share of those assets was to go to east german citizens. their process would be administered by a new holding company the trade hunt. the holding firm was founded on march 1st 1990 by the last communist led government of east germany. the idea behind the toy hind agency was for someone to take care of all the changes involved in the privatization process they needed to have a plan and it couldn't simply be done by a ministry a trust company had to be set up. the idea of securing national assets soon became a secondary issue the immediate priority was the survival of east german companies an early test of relations between east and west and he went out there didn't nobody gave east germany a chance it would have needed a lot more time and a lot more money in order to overhaul the economy so a state economy is like a huge tanker you can't simply turn it around in a new direction it takes time we weren't given that time

dollars the council of ministers will submit the draft law to the house of representatives for approval bolivia's electoral board has given president evo morales an outright victory meaning he won't have to face a 2nd round but runner up carlos messer is refusing to accept the results and has called for more peaceful protests there's also been international pressure for a 2nd round vote or protests also continue in chile despite efforts by the president this is how it looks on the streets of santiago at least 18 people have been killed since the anti-government demonstrations began a week ago they started over higher public transport prices before going into a wider movement for economic and social change. a candlelit vigil has been held in london so the 39 people found dead in the back of a truck on wednesday police have confirmed the dead were chinese citizens the bodies were found east of london after the trailer arrived from belgium well those are the headlines doubts back to al-jazeera wild. north america has long been a phaser. from the middle east world renowned astronomer dr sha

dollars the council of ministers will submit the draft law to the house of representatives for approval. lebanon's president has offered to meet protestors to help save the country from collapse after more than a week of anti-government protests and shallow you know also suggested a reshuffle was possible but added that the government should not be toppled from the streets and protests continue in chile despite conciliation efforts by the president these pictures were captured in the past few hours on the streets in santiago at least 18 people have been killed since anti-government protests began a week ago but the but today i want to see a good news with my countrymen today we signed in theme to congress a bill that stabilizes the price of electricity electricity rose an average of 9.2 percent a few days ago we want to cancel this price rise which affected almost $7000000.00 children households. fights have broken out in bolivia between supporters of president evo morales and rivals who back as electoral opponent carlos messer a final vote tally gives president evo morales just a big e

dollars the council of ministers will submit the draft law to the house of representatives for approval now since protests began on october 1st more than $150.00 people have been killed more than $6000.00 have been injured the country's top shia cleric is calling for calm he says the violence could drag the country into chaos on attach your name is following all the developments from the capital baghdad. it's now been almost 24 hours since protesters in baghdad returned to the streets to call for this current government to resign and new elections to be held on friday they were joined by protesters across the country in cities including karbala and basra these protests are a continuation of protests that began in early october and lasted for days $157.00 protesters and security force members were killed the government later acknowledged that excessive force was used since that time the anger here has failed to dissipate despite several series of reforms that prime minister idyll abdullah has announced he came on the air after midnight announcing a new set of reforms they include him tak

and demanding and they are protesting for deal with there is ignition of the cabinet of the council of ministers and their calling for the formation of another ministry at another cabinet of many cabinet or council of ministers that is independent from the political forces running the country that could save the country from the current economic crisis and plan a new election a new parliament election based on a new law that actually leader presents be put through the presentation to people so we are not settling for any small kind of reforms we are seeking very clear objectives any economic policies that will save us from save us from this crisis have to be economic policies that are based on economic justice and social justice cannot we cannot have a tax on the poor in taxes on the middle class anymore and so you shins which is what the government was trying to do last week what we need is the access on those that have been benefiting from the economic system for the last 30 years without contributing enough with their fair share of taxation and those who have been occupying public properties

dollars the council of ministers will submit the draft law to the house of representatives for approval i believe it is electoral board has given president evo morales an outright victory meaning he won't have to face a 2nd round but runner up carlos messer is refusing to accept the result and has called for more peaceful protests while protests continue in chile despite conciliation efforts by the president this is how it looked on the streets of the capital santiago at least 18 people have been killed since the anti-government demonstrations began there a week ago. but comical but today i want to see good news with my countryman today we saw him didn't seem to congress a bill that stabilizes the price of electricity tricity rose on average of 9.2 percent a few days ago we want to cancel this price rise which affected almost 7000000 children households a candlelit vigil has been held in london for the 39 people found dead in the back of a truck on wednesday people gathered outside the u.k. home office that's the government department responsible for immigration police have now confirme

dollars the council of ministers will submit the draft law to the house of representatives for approvalthe final count 5 bolivia's electoral board has given president evo morales an outright victory that means he won't have to face a 2nd round but runner up carlos messer is refusing to accept the results and international pressure is growing for another vote john heilemann reports from the past. there. was a huge march snaked through the center of the powers on thursday almost certainly the biggest since discontent began over bolivia's elections that i'm not going there and we're protesting because they don't respect our vote or democracy. the anger numbers on the streets appear to increase after president ever morale is said that he was the outright winner of the bolivian elections. we won the 1st round electoral authorities later confirmed his win but there is doubt over that vote and not just from these protesters the european union and the organization of american states also voiced concerns especially about an almost 24 hour freezing of the rapid vote count just when it indicated t

any iraqi without income will receive a monthly grant of no less than $110.00 us dollars the council of ministers will submit the draft law to the house of representatives for approval. now the final count by bolivia's electoral board has given president evo morales an outright victory that means he won't have to face a 2nd round but runner up carlos messages refusing to accept that result and international pressure is growing for another vote on home reports from. there. was a huge march snaked through the center of the powers on thursday almost certainly the biggest since discontent began over bolivia's elections that i'm not going there and we're protesting because they don't respect our vote or democracy. the anger numbers on the streets appear to increase after president ever morale is said that he was the outright winner of the bolivian elections. we won the 1st round electoral authorities later confirmed his win but there is doubt over that vote and not just from these protesters the european union and the organization of american states also voiced concerns especially about an almost 24 h

election taken place tomorrow, if he'd have been successful, he would've been going to the council of ministers. why did he reject that opportunity when he's been calling for it all the time? quite simply, mr speaker, because we don't trust the prime minister. mr speaker... mr speaker, this government has had three and half years to get brexit done, and they've failed. the only legitimate way to sort brexit now is to let the people decide with a final say. this speech, mr speaker, this queen's speech today was supposed to herald an end to austerity and a new vision. instead, it barely begins to unpick the devastating cuts to public services. would he agree that the climate and nature emergencies demand so much more than just the six words they were accorded in the speech and an environment bill that will widely weaken the protections we currently enjoy as members of the eu? and would hejoin me in calling for a comprehensive green new deal to decarbonise the economy by 2030 so we can show we're genuinely serious about the climate crisis? i absolutely agree with her. what we need is a green new d

dollars the council of ministers will submit the draft law to the house of representatives for approval. going am has more from baghdad. the nonstop firing of tear gas has caused many people to be overcome they've been rushed to the ambulance is rushed to the hospital ambulances one after the other this is the one year anniversary or 3 of prime minister i don't i don't mind he's coming to office as prime minister and he thought today would be anything so new he's wrong and he also if he also thought that today's latest reforms that were announced would appease protesters he is also wrong in between getting attacked by a tear gas even talking of protesters and i want you to hear from one of them comes our comes or so please tell me you are not satisfied at all with the prime minister's latest concessions to have an anti-corruption court half the salaries of himself the president and other leaders why is that. occurs occurs through we are done we are done that's that's you know from them they do what they can do or that's ok you should be they should leave they don't they don't know how t

dollars the council of ministers will submit the draft law to the house of representatives for approval. on the final count. board has given president evo morales an out. victory meaning he went have to face a 2nd round but runner up callousness that is refusing to accept that result and international pressure is growing for another vote john houghton reports from the pas. there was a huge march snaked through the center of the powers on thursday almost certainly the biggest since discontent began over bolivia's elections that i'm not going there and we're protesting because they don't respect our vote or democracy. the anger numbers on the streets appear to increase after president ever morale is said that he was the outright winner of the bolivian elections. we won the 1st round electoral authorities later confirmed his win but there is doubt over that vote and not just from these protesters the european union and the organization of american states also voiced concerns especially about an almost 24 hour freezing of the rapid vote count just when it indicated that this was going to a

in decision today in this critical meeting of the council of ministers is to put more taxation more fees on government the properties on the coast the from the far south. to north. south was on the land lots of people with minimal. 'd if that was. done based on market place value market the base price of. that would increase their revenue government by more than $2000000000.00 which is a sizable. chunk of money they have and i didn't see that they got into that and this is only one example on just saying that with the with the. issue salaries of the military establishment army. security etc. last year along with all government employees which number about 200000 but. army personnel they take. active duty their compensation for every year. of salary in addition to the right that is also costing the money for the government. money. thank you so. you're welcome. u.s. troops have crossed into iraq as part of their withdrawal from northern syria convoy has gone to the salah border crossing in the northern province of the hope it's heading into territory controlled by the push but again northe

so the actual and mt has not been announced yet we know that the council of ministers has a indorsed to stop the shipments into law nondiscriminatory minimum wage for all nationalities across all sectors we jointly in collaboration with immunity leverage carried out a study over it 8 month period and we have make certain proposals on the work. we've proposed to arrange and it's up to the national constituents to decide where they would actually fix the exact. qatar's promised these sorts of reforms in the past right i mean how confident are you that these measures will now work to improve these workers rights. as as your piece just before our interview said actions speak louder than words only fully agree with you know we discussed major milestones assault as they come into effect january 2020 it would benefit millions of migrant workers here if they normal anger meet with the pool of their employees to leave the country that's a direct immediate impact on peace workers and their lives when there's a minimum wage that offers a minimum standard if decent living and working for migrant

ticking right yeah that clock is really ticking and boris johnson is desperate for the european council of ministers which meets this week to agree on these new british proposal so that he can then put those proposals to british parliament on saturday in the hope that he can get to do by the 31st of october and even tonight we heard from the finnish prime minister who said that there simply isn't enough time for this to happen before thursday so. there's nothing guaranteed here it was a let's remember that if we can't get a deal agreed to parliament doesn't approve it to go i mean as to resume a she knows what that's like what's going to happen well it's very difficult for them because binaural on saturday if you cannot get this deal through parliament that he has to do for another delay to bret's it to bret's it extension he doesn't want to do that he said it will happen do or die but it is looking very difficult for him now there's talk already that negotiations could actually go into next week that maybe they could even be and know that the council's summit before the deadline of the 31st of octo

dollars the council of ministers will submit the draft law to the house of representatives for approval. let's get a live update from the tashi going to him she's joining us from baghdad where protesters are clearly out on the streets again natasha what are you seeing. the dream or hearing that so far one protester has been killed and the nonstop firing of tear gas has caused many people to be overcome they've been rushed to the ambulance that is rushed to the hospital in ambulances one after the other this is the one year anniversary or 3 of prime minister i don't i don't mind he's coming to office as prime minister and he thought today would be anything smooth he's wrong and he also if you also thought that today's latest reforms that were announced would appease protesters he is also wrong in between getting attacked by tear gas we've been talking to protesters and i want you to hear from one of them comes our comes or so please tell me you are not satisfied at all with the prime minister's latest concessions to have an anti-corruption court half the salaries of himself the president

any iraq without income will receive a monthly grants of no less than $110.00 us dollars the council of ministersll submit the draft law to the house of representatives for approval. bolivia's electoral board has given president evo morales an outright victory meaning he won't have to face a 2nd round but runner up carlos messer is refusing to accept the results and has called for more peaceful protests and protests continue until a despite conciliation efforts by the president there this is how it looked on the streets of santiago at least 18 people have been killed since those anti-government demonstrations began a week ago. and a candlelit vigil has been held in london for the 39 people found dead in the back of a truck on wednesday people have confirmed the dead were chinese citizens the bodies were found east of london after the trailer arrived from belgium well those are the headlines to join me for more news here on al-jazeera after a fault lines stay with us. the prime minister. mission is to deliver british on the 31st of all turned out to be making this country the greatest place all th

dollars the council of ministers will submit the draft law to the house of representatives for approvalentagon is sending u.s. troops into syria 2 weeks after donald trump called for all american troops to be withdrawn it says the additional u.s. forces will help protect syrian oil fields from falling back into the hands of isis fighters protests in lebanon are continuing despite president michelle jones pledge to crack down on corruption many have rejected his haul for dialogue demanding the government's resignation before any talks take place. masters have agreed in principle to grant britain's request for another extension to the bracks a deadline but have yet to decide on the length of the new delay britain's finance minister earlier said he expected it to be 3 months. boeing is partly to blame for the lion air crash a year ago. killed when the boeing 737 plunged into the after takeoff. a combination of aircraft design flaws maintenance problems and inadequate pilot training. schools and offices and colleges have closed for a day to protest against international sanctions the ruling

dollars the council of ministers will submit the draft law to the house of representatives for approval. the final count by bolivia's electoral board has given president evo morales an outright victory meaning he won't have to face a 2nd round but runner up colace meza is a fizzing to accept the result and international pressure is growing for another vote on hold and how small from a pass there was a huge march snaked through the center of the powers on thursday almost certainly the biggest since discontent began over bolivia's elections and that i'm not going there and we're protesting because they don't respect outright or democracy. the anger numbers on the streets appear to increase after president ever morale is said that he was the outright winner of the bolivian elections. we won the 1st round electoral authorities later confirmed his win but there is doubt over that vote and not just from these protesters the european union and the organization of american states also voiced concerns especially about an almost 24 hour freezing of the rapid vote count just when it indicated that

minister did not submit to the nation. several hours of meeting today resulted in a series of decision taken by the council of ministers headed by. the president of the republic and prime minister how did he. talk more than a dozen major reformists which are to be implemented immediately or over the next few weeks they started this reform is 1st of all with a reduction of 50 percent of the salaries of ministers of the president's prime minister the speaker of parliament deputies. in parliament and this is what. many moms that. people and that it was 3 stores were demanding particularly last year there was a decision by the concept of minister to increase the salaries of those official mentioned official now by sort of the 5 percent in a country which is broke and in a country which is in much debt so this was see it as a. go to step in the right direction number 2. but if i got back to. saying is that for a lot of the protesters the question at this point is not just what sort of economic reforms the government can embark on but the whole credibility and even legitimacy of the government they want another set of hands to run

dollars the council of ministers will submit the draft law to the house of representatives for approvalorrespondent tashi going to him is joining us live from the baki capital now and as we've been reporting natasha 3 protesters killed more than 100 injured what is the situation there. well we have actually moved to a side street from tahrir square because the crew decided that had it had just become too dangerous i want you to take a look at some of the protesters who have followed us mostly men in these protests primarily young and this is the majority by the way young people are of the population of iraq they are out on the streets protesting as part of a 2nd wave of protests that began in october because they're fed up with the lack of economic opportunities here in the country they're fed up with the unreliable basic services such as clean water and electricity and they say this government is dysfunctional and corrupt and they want it out unfortunately based on yet another round of reforms that the prime minister. announced overnight it appears that the government will not be resig

dollars the council of ministers will submit the draft law to the house of representatives for approvals we're going to touch on the name she's joining us from baghdad in the protest. as began to gather in the streets on thursday talk us through what you're seeing and hearing right now natasha. well right now i'm in tahrir square here in baghdad this is where the epicenter of the protests here in baghdad have been occurring you might be able to see smoke in the air ambulances have been departing carrying protesters ostensibly overcome your gas and that's what you're hearing right there security forces have been in rapid fire dispensing tear gas because i want to follow me behind this building protesters have a road and a bridge that will take them to the green zone that is where the prime minister's office the speaker of parliament and the defense ministry are located and of course that is where the united embassy is located beginning overnight protesters were able to topple some very cade's and make their way to the green zone. no one was killed the tear gas was dispensed and water can

any iraq without income will receive a monthly grants of no less than $110.00 us dollars the council of ministers will submit the draft law to the house of representatives for approval. well lebanon's president has offered to meet protestors to help save the country from collapse after more than a week of anti-government protests michel aoun also suggested a reshuffle was possible but added the government should not be toppled from the streets and protests continue in chile despite conciliation efforts by the president because pictures were captured in the past few hours on the streets of santiago at least 18 people have been killed since anti-government protests began a week ago but. today i want to see good news with my countryman today we signed into into congress a bill that stabilizes the price of electricity helplessly rose on average of 9.2 percent a few days ago we want to cancel this price rise which affected almost $7000000.00 children households. fights have broken out in bolivia between supporters of president evo morales and rivals who back his electoral opponent carlos messer morali

iraqi without income will receive a monthly grants of no less than $110.00 us dollars from the council of ministers submit the draft law to the house of representatives for approval well since the protests began on october 1st more than 150 people have been killed and more than 6000 injured the country's top shia cleric is calling for calm saying the violence could drag the country into chaos the test of the 9 has been in the capital and spoke to some of the protests the nonstop firing of tear gas has caused many people to be overcome they've been rushed to the ambulance is rushed to the hospital ambulances one after the other this is the one year anniversary or 3 of prime minister i don't i don't mind he's come into office as prime minister and he thought today would be anything smear he's rog he also if you also thought that today's latest reforms that were announced would appease protesters he is also wrong in between getting attacked by tear gas we've been talking to protesters and i want you to hear from one of them come come sir come sir so please tell me you are not satisfied at all with the

administration of the or sort it is from the minute council of ministers all the way to the badness in4 years of government ok as off now there is no will on the on and no consensus on dealing was corruption because also have been ruling the country for the past 30 years as they are part of the part of some of the squatter option let's let's hear from now in london how do we how do we change things how do we achieve the radical changes that the protesters have been demanding. well i would like to actually did flip that and said that we are on the verge of economic collapse and the central question now is less on the on the on the structure of things but more on what the reforms that the new government with is going to deliver and what kind of mandate with this government have the the form of the government is of course important for consensus given that we this is the decisions core lebanon we function by consensus consensus politics. but at the same time we must not ignore the fiscal deficit of around 10 percent according to the i.m.f. and that there is a movement on the street that h

administration of the us or it is from the minute council of ministers all the way to the badness in full use of government ok as off now there is no will on the on and no consensus on dealing with corruption because also have been ruling the country for the past 30 years as they are part of the part of some of the score option let's let's hear from now in london how do we how do we change things how do we achieve the radical changes that the protesters have been demanding. well i would like to actually did flip that and said that we are on the verge of economic collapse and the central question now is less on the on the on the structure of things but more on what the reforms that the new government with is going to deliver and what kind of mandate with this government up the the form of the government is of course important for consensus given that we this is the decisions corn levanon we function by consensus consensus politics but at the same time we must not ignore that there is a fiscal deficit of around 10 percent according to the i.m.f. and that there is a movement on the stree

well when mr how do you declare it the decision of the council of ministers are a little over 2 hours ago i myself was hoping that this decision represented the minimum bare minimum which the. public would expect just now before i enter the studio once again we hear the minister of industry what i love of our lord who is. present is misunderstood what you draw a lot in common a backing and a driving at the ministers of the president michel on which reflects is of there is no how to money. and cabinet and this is very dangerous and instead of the whole cabinet moving in one direction. that should be among them much harder money we seize this hard money not exist that's one but regarding the. expected decisions to be taken was the lifting of most important of these was the lifting of banking secrecy on orders of officials and ministers and the president who are in government who have been in government for long time we didn't hear of this this is very important as you know that in a war that are still 2 states who have banking secrecy one is a swindle and is living on and does also have

dollars the council of ministers will submit the draft law to the house of representatives for approvale the protests began on october 1st at least 170 people have been killed more than 6000 injured the country's top shia cleric is calling for calm he says the violence could drag the country into chaos the tassel denying reports now from baghdad. the sound of stun grenades reverberated around to rear square in baghdad on friday dozens of protesters were overcome by clouds of tear gas they chanted free baghdad corrupt officials out from iraq's capital to the southern city of karbala iraqis demanded the resignation of prime minister i do not have to maddy and his government they are not many other states that's all make i'm not doing anything that can look minutes and at the event at the school not this big country would be the nationwide protests were on the 1st anniversary of maddy taking office there also a continuation of protests which began at the beginning of the month that have killed $149.00 civilians and 8 members of the security forces the government acknowledges the excessive

iraqi with that income will receive a monthly grant of no less than $110.00 us dollars the council of ministers will submit the draft law to the house of representatives for approval. there since the protests began on october 4th 1st more than 150 people have been killed and more than 6000 injured the country's top shia cleric is calling for calm saying the violence could drag the country into chaos and the tasha ghanaian joins us now live from baghdad natasha give us a sense of what the situation is on the streets there. it's now been almost 24 hours since protesters here in baghdad were turned to the streets when we were in tahrir square in baghdad earlier today they were chanting free baghdad corrupt officials out there have been protests not only here in baghdad but across iraq today last we heard from the ministry of interior at least 4 protesters have been killed dozens of people including security force members were injured overcome by the enormous amount of tear gas we were seeing in baghdad these protests are a continuation of protests that began in early october and went on for days y

defence and an army in the european union, we're going to get rid of all of the unanimity on the council of ministershe detail in due course, but as my colleagues have demonstrated, this is neither not leaving or leaving immediately, this is working out a deal with outright arrangements, with customs unions, with corporation, and it was a lwa ys unions, with corporation, and it was always going to result in compromise between the european union and the united kingdom, and that is what this deal offers. we are going to be tied in four years. when you have the hardline erg and labour party people voting for the same thing, somebody is going to be bitterly disappointed. can i say, 9096 of mps said they were going to respect the referendum. the problem we are facing now is that the population is generally fed up with this, they wa nt generally fed up with this, they want brexit and they want it now. they were not told the truth. that isa they were not told the truth. that is a message we they were not told the truth. that is a message we are they were not told the truth. that is a message we are getting

citizens their prime minister down the leader of its sovereign council in saudi arabia general abdul fatah rolled out and met officials in riyadh and following that meeting the saudi foreign minister has said it is working on removing sudan from the u.s. list of state sponsors of terror him organismal from. let's go back to when saddam was placed on this u.s. list of states sponsoring terrorism that happened in 1993 following accusations from the united states of sudan supporting some groups like hezbollah hamas and al qaida which at that time the u.s. deemed as terrorist organizations now sudan had at that time denied those accusations now so they really had come out and said that it is supporting to try and working to try to get saddam of that list to try to get the country standing back on its feet again and it comes after the prime minister said that saddam not only needs to get of that list but it also needs other countries to support it with economic development rather than grants like saudi arabia has been doing following the ousting of former president i'm going to share in ap

italian representative to the european union and served in budapest, and a chief advisor to the council of minister and diplomatic advisor to the district and the republic and focused on security issues. he has specific expertise in global issues and he was at the g8 and 20 summits. he received a degree in 1985 and entered the foreign service in 1986 and promoted to the rank of ambassador in 2014. so with no further ado, let me welcome the ambassador to open our discussion today. [applaus [applause] >> thank you. thank you, william. thank you for your kind introduction. it's a pleasure for me to be back here at such a prestigious institution. i can see from the crowd attending this event, again, how it is important to promote our cooperation and can see that in the topic of today receives such great welcome. as you know, italy and the united states are joined by a longstanding shared beliefs and something i will expand on later and most importantly, we are joined by shared vision, something which is reflected in collaboration between the atlantic council and the political states, ifbi. and i'm very

member states of the united nations security council where so firm to criticize this military operation and that the statement of the e.u. foreign ministers council this morning was also very harsh to criticize the military operation so so he didn't feel this and he doesn't like the wording of the invasion you know it's for them it's all in his narrative it's a military defend. operation well and not a not an invasion we talked we talked about this last night but if you talk about the definition of invasion i mean he did cross the border into another country yesterday have the kurds in northern syria have they posed a security threat to the you know the border integrity of turkey recently it's a very it's a very risky military operation 1st we we just don't know how far this military operation would go 51020 even 30 can a man. this into northern syria on all the 500 kilometers from front border with syria or not we just don't know what would be the reaction of the of the kurdish militias will there be a lot of military confrontation or how many internal displaced people we have to take care of what will happen to the 10000 detainees of th

of the european. the european council the president of european commission. to shock the prime minister of ireland and a user chief breaks it to negotiate all of them expressed regret the fact that britain is to leave the e.u. they expressed their birth pangs.

member states at the united nations security council or so for them to criticize this military operation, and that the statement of the eu foreign minister's council this morning was also very harsh, to criticize the military operation. he didn't feel this, and he doesn't like the wording of "invasion." in his narrative, it is a military defend operation and not an invasion. brent: we talked about this last night, but if you talk about the definition of invasion, he did cross the border into another country yesterday. the kurds in northern syria, have they posed a security threat to the border integrity of turkey recently? christian: it is a very risky military operation. first,t, we just don't know how far this military operation would go -- 5, 10, 30 kilometers into northern syria, on all the 500 kilometers border with syria or not we just don't know. what would be the reaction of the kurdish militias? will there be a lot t of militay confrontation? how many internal displaced people to we have to take care of? what happens to the 10,000 detainees of the so-c-called islamic state -- brent: what is going to happen? christian: brent, we ju

the president of the european council, donald tusk, the usual diplomatic language out of the window, tweeted the prime ministerand escalation in language, a source said the eu had shown no desire to budge one centimetre and number ten would take an obstructive strategy is full to delay brexit. the government put proposals on the table that were never going to work, they were designed to fail. instead of reacting and changing their proposals, they are now collapsing the talks and engaging in a reckless blame game and it will be our economy and working people who will pay the price for this recklessness. borisjohnson has tried pay the price for this recklessness. boris johnson has tried to pay the price for this recklessness. borisjohnson has tried to bully pay the price for this recklessness. boris johnson has tried to bully the eu memberstates, boris johnson has tried to bully the eu member states, independent, sovereign member states. that might have worked on the playing fields of eton, i was not there, i would not know, it does not work with independent states. others blame opposition parties for trying to

well today we'll have prime minister's questions that regular weekend council between the prime minister and the leader of the opposition expect that to be a fiery engagement between the 2 men we also though have various procedural issues not the e.u. as we know is considering whether to grant the extension that was requested in that letter sent by boris johnson rather begrudgingly last week the indications are off from donald tusk the council of the e.u. council president is that the european union will grant that extension although we're not sure exactly what form that will take some rumors around brussels saying it could be a flex stench and that is an extension which goes up to and until an agreement is made and no further one other theory is that they will simply give the extension that boris johnson rather reluctantly requested which was all the way to january the 31st and in doing so make it a definite cut off and give time for a general election all for the government to press ahead with this legislative program on the bracks it he at the government is saying that if it can't proceed with its brac

the president of the european council has accused u.k. prime minister of engaging in quote stupid brain games as the bracks at that line edges closer this is the british media say the german chancellor has made it clear to boris johnson that it breaks it deal is overwhelmingly unlikely words the report . by the time boris johnson's cabinets arrived for their morning meeting westminster was awash with the news that downing street had decided to play hardball with the european union. probably they haven't even been briefed on the suggestion of the u.k. looked like readying itself to collapse the talks on a compromise deal but that does appear to be the suggestion faced with the delaying of disruptive and annoying tactics of the opposition we say on behalf of the 17400000 enough enough enough we need to leave. downing street then brief that the german chancellor had demanded that the economy of northern ireland stay in the news although it's putting the last nail in the coffin but the e.u. insisted the talks were not yet dead technical talks are continuing

working to remove sudan from the united states once as of terrorism list sudan's new prime minister abdullah doc and the leader of its suffering council abdul fattah alba han are in saudi arabia meeting officials the saudi foreign ministry says it wants to increase investments in sudan and to improve existing projects it has in the country ever morgan has more now from the sudanese capital khartoum. it's not the 1st visit for of the for the one hand although it is his 1st as the head of the sovereign council and it's also prime minister abdul him talks for his visit to saudi arabia and it comes just days after he met with saudi delegations at the united nations general assembly where he told them that sudan does not need aid and does not need financial support what it means is economic development from its allies which include saudi arabia now besides discussing economic ties between the 2 countries the 2 thoughts are also expect to discuss political relations especially about sudan's involvement in the war in the emmen sudan participates with more than 10000 soldiers on the ground in yemen fighting on the saudi united arab emirates c

of the a european. the european council the president of the european commission. to shock the prime minister of ireland and a user chief breaks it to negotiate all of them expressed regret at the fact that britain is to leave the e.u. that express that beth thanks to the various parties involved and the point was made that the door is still open should britain change survived at some stage or in the future there was a question put to them from the floor what would you what would you say to the 48 percent in britain who voted to remain gentle the younger said you were right let's bring into this conversation that here in the studio with me. is that d w d w. editor robert most also in brussels is there is a good matter let's start with you robert what jumped out to you from the last 1015 minutes or so the 48 percent thing right i think was the big no i think. the 8 i think is pretty going to brave face here saying that finally managed to reach a day i think a lot of people are probably at least 2nd time it at this stage and that's why they're quite happy so actually have something that you kno