president donald trump kim's journey home on his private armor train is expected to take more than sixty hours it comes amid fresh controversy over the case of auto warm beer an american student who was detained and tortured in north korea warm beer was returned to his family in the u.s. in a vegetative state in two thousand and seventeen and he died days later president donald trump has said he's confident kim did not know about it the two countries and says they'll continue dialogue despite the failed summit. well for more on all this i'm joined in the studio now by behrendt berger he's an asia expert of the german council on foreign relations mr banta thank you so much for being here so once donald trump abruptly departed one or the north korean leader kim jong un stepped into the spotlight we saw him laying wreaths he was meeting with vietnamese officials what kind of image was he trying to convey well i think first of all he was a surprise there for this everyone else was that this be over. what you did was he used to it but you knew too to pay your goodwill visit to. both korea and

there were high hopes in hanoi but both donald trump and kim jong un have come away empty handed from their much anticipated second summit the talks ended earlier than expected within the u.s. president blaming north korea's demands over lifting sanctions for the failure to cut a deal it came as a surprise to many after the optimism shared by both leaders before the talks. if. the first summit was a great success and i think this one hopefully will be equal or greater than the first way he prefers it to pay for that. particular. deal filling us in this. might be the best it's. always have to be prepared to walk i could have signed an agreement today and then you people would have said what a terrible deal what a terrible thing he did you know you have to be prepared to walk we actually had papers ready to be side but it just wasn't appropriate i want to do it right i'd much rather do it right than do it fast. well the north korean foreign ministry has since issued a statement claiming that they did not ask for all sanctions to be lifted just most of them and they also said washington

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welcome young this following the failure of last week's peace summit with the us summit president donald trump kim's four thousand kilometer journey by train from vietnam took sixty oz the meeting with trump ended up. properly without a deal on denuclearizing the korean peninsula. the former german foreign minister klaus kinkel has died he was eighty two kinkel was a veteran member of the business from the f.t.p. party he also held a number of other ministers posts on the chancellor which go on. to france's president. has called for a far reaching uniforms and warned against the dangers of populism three months ahead of european parliamentary elections or laid out his vision an open letter addressed directly to the citizens of europe the letter was published in newspapers in all twenty eight e.u. member states he said we are at a pivotal moment for our continent a moment when together we need to politically and culturally reinvent the shape of our civilization in a changing was it is the moment for european renew it. so what does this mean in concrete terms let's take a closer look at some of what t

steps last year reports in south korean media following last week's failed summit between donald trump and kim jong un in vietnam a web site specializing in north korea studies called north says it has satellite imagery showing efforts to rebuild some of the structures at the launch sites a religious school run by josh mohammed and northeast and pakistan appears to be and tax days off to india said it destroyed the compound in an air raid that's according to satellite pictures from a private u.s. company reviewed by reuters news agency indian government said it all intended targets and killed a large number of flights. maintained the bombs hit forested area and did not cause any casualties. algeria's army chief says he won't let the country go back to what he calls an era of bloodshed and stalking as students lead more protests to roll present of. these bits of flicka to stand down. many flights have been counsel from kenya's main airport following a strike by aviation workers riot police have been deployed to disperse protesters outside the robi's jemma kenyatta airport strike follows a labor

so there you have it after the donald trump kim john summit in her noise this was the first action taken by washington against north korea and anyone who was dealing with it and you know all this saw and all these songs of friendship between donald trump and chairman kim they may end up being absolutely irrelevant when the u.s. sanctions alarm goes off and i'll tell you what officials in north korea have recently said that they aren't feeling that americans were making any steps to loosen their stranglehold when it comes to all this pressure on north korea. if the united states was not interested in improving north korea u.s. relations or implementing the june twelfth joint declaration it was only trying to produce results for political achievement i will make this clear the forceful stance of the us will make the situation more dangerous i was supreme leader ship can clarify its decision soon the us president loves to brag about how great he is making all these moves towards peace on the korean peninsula but as you've said in hanoi there was no peace agreement. is a failure was an essen

like it when donald trump gave his press conference and kim jong un has every interest in having another summit so i think there's not much reason not to when the question is when it does seem a little bit like kicking the can down the road at the moment so maybe it will take a little while until the next summit comes up so he's better prepared at what this is the what was the what was the purpose of this summit that's a very good question because one whit saying that if you know normally these are formalities normally the leaders sign a document and sometimes it can eat the leader to give a little push and to give it back to take it over the tipping point but it seems like nothing was prepared or that day were going from completely different assumptions at this point in time and so i don't think that that this was a good timing for the summit and when you say nothing was repaired you mean on the american side well i think on both sides a seems to be a lack of understanding of the other's dumond's which should have been ironed out way before the summit. has been a very. undue nontraditio

president donald trump first made any promises about denuclearization. what can we expect from kim at the honey. what can we expect now in the media aftermath of the one always summit and i suppose cherry just tell us that the one thing we need to know what i need to know to understand kim better. i think. at least in the region he is the second youngest state neither you know while people in the region see him as very progressive at least to his father and his grandfather and they expect more from. because he also studied abroad when he was and he had some international experience kim a progressive leader is not the way he's seen in south korea as well surely not. i think it's definitely south korea actually. since the. the the korean summit last year. people came to think that in oregon joan is right definitely what's more open than liberal and at that same time she already stabilized the zone power in the country so. the people changed their perspective in the condoned a lot actually it's more. positive than negative and it's interesting we talk a lot about the with the chemistr

steps last year the reports in south korean media follow last week's failed summit between donald trump and kim jong un and vietnam a web site specializing in north korea studies called thirty eight north says it has satellite imagery showing efforts to rebuild some structures at the launch site al-jazeera briars has more from seoul. these reports stem from a briefing that's being given by south korea's national intelligence service to lawmakers in seoul which seem to indicate through satellite imagery that work has been done on restoring some of the buildings at the tongue chung re testing site this is a site that has been used for the launch of satellites but has also been used for the testing of engines for ballistic missiles that has been speculation of the work may have resumed just as the hanoi summit was failing to reach an agreement but there is a lot of speculation that this work may well have been before the hanoi summit and it does not necessarily indicate that it's any restarting imminently of north korea's weapons program and as observers here have also pointed out that since the s

after donald trump and kim jong un's nuclear summit ended with no agreement reports emerged that north korea is rebuilding a rocket launch site. and i'm a saudi a tape and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up venezuela's president says he'll cross what he calls the crazed minority trying to force him out his rival warns the pressure is just beginning also. algeria's army chief sends out a message as protests against the president showed few signs of ending. and nigeria prepares to bring home twenty thousand sex trafficking victims from mali but some are unwilling or unable to return. north korea is said to be restoring facilities as a long range rocket launch site that is dismantled as part of disarmament steps last year the reports in south korean media follow the failure of last week's summits between donald trump and kim jong un in singapore in vietnam i'm sorry a website specializing in north korea studies called thirty eight north says it has satellite imagery showing efforts to rebuild some structures of the launch site started sometime between february sixteenth and

steps last year reports in south korean media following last week's failed summit between donald trump and kim jong il in vietnam a web site specializing in north korean studies called thirty eight north says it has satellite imagery showing efforts to rebuild some structures at the launch sites let's go straight to rob mcbride he joins us from south korean capital seoul so rob does a bit more about what restorations were actually saying. yes a lot of these reports concern the tongue tongue re launch center and they emerged during a an intelligence briefing given by south korea's spy agency to lawmakers in seoul the details of that got into the media here and it being rightly reported here as elsewhere and they concern satellite images which seem to show that there has been construction work at this launch center specifically large doors and part of a roof on one of the large hangar facilities at this center now this center has been used largely for satellite launches but it has been also used for the testing of the ballistic missile engines and it did feature prominently as you mentioned ther

after donald trump and kim jong. il agreement the ports emerge that north korea is rebuilding a rocket launch site. down well into life for my headquarters in doha with iran also ahead germany extends its ban on selling weapons to saudi arabia resisting pressure from european allies. the challenges facing nigeria as it prepares to bring home twenty thousand sex trafficking victims from mali. and the european commission declares the migration crisis is over. north korea said to be restoring facilities at a long range rocket launch site what should began to dismantle last year the reports in south korean media follow the failed summit last week between donald trump and kim jong un alexei o'brien reports. these satellite images appear to show north korea's rocket launch site the web site thirty eight north which specializes in studying the reclusive state says they show efforts to rebuild between february sixteenth and march second. and those dates put it right around last week's summit in vietnam that's where u.s. pres

president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un has gone bust scottie nell hughes was was on the ground in hanoi and she takes us in for a firsthand look at what caused the talks to fall through a whirlwind summit between president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un came to an abrupt and authority. afternoon as the press was lined up to be shuttled to the j w marriott and hanoi reports came from the white house press poll that the talks would end early a lunch between the leaders would be canceled and the scheduled press conference would have been two hours ahead of schedule i was in the briefing room this afternoon when president and secretary of state mike pompei o explained at the disconnect that ended the summit early but we literally just left we spent pretty much all day with kim jong who is. he's quite a guy and quite a character and i think our relationship is very strong but at this time we had some options and at this time we decided not to do any of the options unfortunately we didn't get all the way we didn't get to something that that ultimately

president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong il it had been hoped that the summit in the vietnamese capital would use the promise of economic development to build on their historic first meeting in singapore but the summit finished earlier than planned after the two leaders failed to bridge their differences and no joint statement was signed it seems that for the time being the hope of trading concessions on economic sanctions for concrete denuclearize ation measures will not be realized so our question on quadriga this week is no deal in hanoi what next for can trump and to discuss that question i'm joined here in the studio by dr your job from the institute of korean studies at berlin's for university he says no more talk of war instead it's time for the u.s. to show that it's also willing to take irreversible steps towards peace for our future generation. also with us eric author and journalist who writes for the los angeles times and eric believes that talking is better than testing trump deserves credit for convincing north korea to at least temporarily stop testing nuclear wea

twenty eighteen kim at south korea's president moon to him for the first inter korean summit in eleven years. in june can travel to singapore for a summit meeting with us president donald trump. bus made only vague promises about denuclearization. what can we expect from kim at the her noise summit? what can we expect in the immediate aftermath of the hanoi cement and i suppose that cherry just tell us get tell us the? the one thing we need to know what i need to know to understand came better -- i thinking joan is seen at least in the region -- he's the second youngest. stately the in the world and that people in the region see him as very progressive combat and needs to his father and his grandfather. and day -- would expect -- from kim jones and because he also studied the brawl when he was yeah and he had some international experience. came a progressive leader is not the way he is seen in south korea as well actually note. i i think it's definitely south korea actually all yeah since the all. the so the inter korean summit the last year -- as oscar people came. to think and at the same time she'll lady a stabilize these one power in the country. soul -- yeah and then --

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president donald trump kim's train ride from vietnam took sixty hours his meeting with trump ended abruptly after the two leaders were unable to agree on denuclearizing the korean peninsula canada's cabinet crisis has deep in with a second minister resigning jane little pot is leaving her role as manager of government spending she said she could no longer defend the government's handling of a corruption scandal involving a big construction company as we've and a us born woman who joined the so-called islamic state has lost the first round of a legal battle to return to america with her child a judge ruled there's no proof she's in danger in syria the u.s. says she's not a citizen because her yemeni fall there was a diplomat when she was born. well the u.s. is not the only country grappling with what should happen to its nationals or join die as this at a time when u.s. backed syrian forces are battling to drive out the militant group from the last remaining patch of land it controls in syria hundreds of bias fighters reportedly surrendered to coalition forces in the country's east on monday

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also not adhering to agreements although the second meeting between donald trump and kim jong un ended without any agreement on do nuclearization it seems there was some good news elsewhere according to the u.s. president one hundred percent of the territory that was held by islamic state in syria has finally been liberated. we just took over you kept hearing it was ninety percent ninety two percent the caliphate in syria now it's one hundred percent we just took over one hundred percent caliphate that means the area the land we just have one hundred percent so that's good trump made the statement on his way home from the summit during a refueling stop in alaska there are currently two thousand american troops in syria in december trump announced there would be a full withdrawal of u.s. forces by spring however later in february washington said it would maintain a peacekeeping group of two hundred soldiers in the country former pentagon analyst michael maloof believes the timing of the announcement wasn't coincidental. trump is going to try to show success. he and that i think was one

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president donald trump cunt short his summit in vietnam with north korean leader kim jong un today he says kim wanted all sanctions lifted kim's people say they only wanted partial relief on trump is headed back to the u.s. capitol where a political firestorm rages his former attorney has accused him of crimes committed before and after truong became u.s. president tonight from hawaii to washington the question following the president who's telling the truth i'm bringing off in berlin this is the day. basically they want of the sanctions lifted. is there to. do couldn't do that i don't think don't trump president trump could afford to do let's close unquote that deal here and i don't think they were willing to deal with the english portion of the areas that we want to deal if you're jealous of him and i'm not willing to hear. that it would be the best as you know we couldn't give up losing jobs for this so we continue to work and we'll see which we can do to. walk away from the think situation i wonder whether you would ever reach agreement with the u.s. to do more if he did was the b

dismantled last year the reports in south korean media follow last week's failed summit between donald trump and kim jong un in vietnam from mcbride has more from seoul it's a site that is normally used for satellite launches but it has been used for the testing of engines for ballistic missiles so it is potentially significant to north korea's missile development weapons program if the the satellite images seem to show that some restoration work has taken place drawers replaced in the section of roofing replaced on one of the buildings at the site there flights have been canceled from kenya's main airport following a strike by aviation workers riot police have been deployed to disperse protesters outside nairobi's tremor canal to airports the strike follows a labor dispute between a workers union and kenya airways flights have not been able to land for the past few hours at least sixteen people have been killed in a suicide attack on construction workers in eastern afghanistan it happened near the airport in jalalabad the four attackers were also killed and no group has yet claimed responsibility.

president donald trump walked away saying he couldn't meet kim jong un's demands to lift sanctions analysts say this could be punching back the north koreans haven't actually used it for a long range test missiles they've used it in past for satellite launches which a lot of people say for double as missile tests but they haven't actually sort of formally used for missile tests and it's not necessarily clear that the rebuild is actually leading up to that my own sense is that this is sort of peek at the way donald trump treated them in north korea are in vietnam this into the strategic and international studies says the images show rapid rebuilding at a site partly dismantled last year when p.r. nyang entered talks with the u.s. and south korea every year if you're ready to leave your eyes it's not immediately clear though how the satellite images could have fixed the fragile nuclear diplomacy. that japan has its eyes fixed on north korea's nuclear missile development i have been gathering and analyzing information i will refrain from commenting in detail due to the nature of the matter. ho

president donald trump kim's four thousand kilometer journey by train from vietnam took sixty hours of meeting with trump ended abruptly without a deal on denuclearizing the korean peninsula. president trump looks set to open to new fronts in his trade disputes he wants to scrap preferential treatment for both india and turkey the u.s. president claims india is not reciprocating for duty free access to the u.s. he also says turkey's growth means it's no longer a developing country georgia and researchers say a second person isn't sustained remission from h i b one the virus that causes aids this raises hopes that the condition could be one day cured this case comes ten years after a first hiv patient timothy ray brown appeared to be cured of the infection after a blood stem cell transplant. french president is calling on european voters to reject nationalism and support a stronger european union and a letter published in newspapers in all twenty eight countries today mccaw urges e.u. citizens to use their votes in upcoming european parliamentary elections to protect and strengthen euro

pompei says he's hoping to send a delegation to north korea within weeks of talks between donald trump and kim jong un and with no agreement little time off those discussions of vietnam two sides have given different explanations about why this summit didn't work out for mcbride tells us more from the south korean capsule seoul. a great deal of optimism on the korean peninsula in spite of the failure of the hanoi summit kim jong un arriving back into north korea in the early hours of tuesday morning after his epic four thousand kilometer train track across china taking the best part of sixty hours despite the early hour he was greeted by cheering crowds this of course is being treated as a great success in north korea a second summit with with u.s. president donald trump and also a state visit to vietnam the first by a north korean leader in more than fifty years so it's been treated very positively which is being taken as an encouraging sign here in south korea that north korea is still very much invested in the diplomatic process going forward there's talk of a possible summit with the russi

that would still breach the agreement reached between donald trump and kim jong—un, according to thepartment spokesperson who gave a briefing this week. they would see that as a violation even if it's a satellite launch. so this is a tense time and it's one of those times where both kimjong—un and donald trump have difficult decisions to make. if they launch a satellite in north korea it could break all agreements, and cause a breakdown of the talks between the united states and north korea. the united states might turn a blind eye and just say it's a satellite, or they might also say that this is a breach of the trust reached between donald trump and kim jong—un. so it's a tense time and everybody is wondering exactly what's going on. i think the best thing we can do is keep an eye on the situation. let's get some of the day's other news: there've been large demonstrations across algeria by people protesting against the ailing president abdelaziz bouteflika seeking a fifth term in office. the security services say they've arrested 195 people whom they accuse of planning sabotage. do

china and that's a site that north korea started dismantling after the first summit between donald trump and kim jong un in singapore last year and now it seems like they're putting that back together and potentially getting it ready for another launch now we have to be careful because this is all speculative to a certain degree but if that were true we still don't know what kind of launch they would be preparing it for would it be a missile launch or would it be the launch of a rocket potentially carrying a civilian satellite for example into space but i think it's worth noting that either one of these activities would be perceived as a provocation by the united states and as a violation of the spirit of the talks between president trump and kim jong il and rebecca just on that has they've actually been any reaction from washington also we'll see if there has because if if this were to be true and if north korea were to resume. we same two at best and we seem to have lost fast in heart is there we'll try to return to him later in the program but staying with north korea millions have turned out

china and that's a site that north korea started dismantling after the first summit between donald trump and kim jong un in singapore last year and now it seems like they're putting that back together and potentially getting it ready for another launch now we have to be careful because this is all speculative to a certain degree but if that were true we still don't know what kind of launch they would be preparing it for would it be a missile launch or would it be the launch of a rocket potentially carrying a civilian satellite for example into space but i think it's worth noting that either one of these activities would be perceived as a provocation by the united states and as a violation of the spirit of the talks between president trump and kim jong il rebecca. best in hotdish speaking to us a little earlier on and staying in north korea millions have turned out to elect the country's rubberstamp parliament though it is was presented with one pre-approved candidate per seat they can cross out the name but that's officially on hurdles leader kim jong un const his ballot in the capital pyongyang

president donald trump walked away saying he couldn't meet kim jong un's demands to lift sanctions analysts say this could be punching back the north koreans haven't actually used it for a long range test missiles they've used it in past for satellite launches which a lot of people say sort of double as missile tests but they haven't actually sort of formally used for missile tests and it's not necessarily clear that the rebuild is actually leading up to that my own sense is that this is sort of peek at the way donald trump treatment them in north korea are in vietnam this into the strategic and international studies says the images show rapid rebuilding at a site partly dismantled last year when p.r. nyang entered talks with the u.s. and south korea during the reading you guys it's not immediately clear though how the satellite images could have fixed the fragile nuclear diplomacy. that japan has its eyes fixed on north korea's nuclear missile development i have been gathering and analyzing information i will refrain from commenting in detail due to the nature of the matter. how much you k

increased activity at the site near pyongyang times two weeks after talks between kim jong il and u.s. president donald trump ended without agreement kim had stopped a missile launchers as relations between the two countries improved but these latest reports come just days after different satellite images allegedly showed pyongyang had started rebuilding a rocket launch site as well. take a trip in southern thailand and it won't be long before you travel through a forest of rubber trees thai farmers export more raw rubber than anywhere else in the world but as global prices fall they are the ones suffering the reports from the southern province of crabby critics say a government subsidy scheme is to this hill today it's. for generations the landscape of southern thailand has been dotted with rubber plantations it's known as the white gold that's tapped from the trees but now and probably province like many others the farmers have been dealt a double blow by world markets and one dispute in particular. global oversupply has driven the rubber price down forty percent over two years and the months long trade wa

kim and trump all that more still to come here as he does a. new . country international talk show for journalists to discuss the topic of the week on a summit between donald trump and kim jong un has broken down the two leaders fail to strike a deal over trading concessions on economic sanctions for concrete denuclearization measures so what next find out hundred. more three go next on d w. they are digital warriors. for women for internet activists one mission. the battle for freedom and dignity. courageous and determined they campaign for women's rights and for peace. they mobilize against fantasised. or compulsory they are. their messages are spreading like wildfire. social media is quite critical as it is and thousands of followers are joining the cars on the streets they are women who are changing the world reading. digital goods stores march. on t.w. . cologne a very warm welcome indeed to quadriga coming to you from the house of burlington and this week the focus is on the eagerly awaited second to meeting between u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un it have been hoped that the summit in.

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president donald trump a north korean leader kim jong un was called off early on thursday after disagreements over sanctions. shocked you can go and you are i have high regard for president trump who has expressed his commitment to continuing talks an optimistic view i believe this is part of a process to reach a higher level of agreement now our roles have become even more important my administration will closely communicate and cooperate with the united states and north korea so as to help their talks reach a complete settlement by any means there's been competing narratives over why the talks failed trump says he had to walk away after can ask for all international sanctions to be lifted and that he has been reiterated by u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh i think the president had it exactly right he said they basically asked for for sanctions relief that's true they basically did ask for that. that was in exchange for. some relatively undefined but the scope of the present trip didn't think was adequate to justify that level of economic sanctions relief or korea's foreign minister sa

president donald trump met north korea's leader kim jong un for their second face to face summit vietnam's being showcased by the u.s. as an example of a phone turned friend can really help it reports. a quarter of a century after the war in vietnam ended jim garcia has traveled to the vietnam veterans memorial wall to honor those who fought and died in the conflict. i think . father was a marine who served two tours in the vietnam war the conflict cost more than fifty eight thousand american lives most of them moralized here in washington d.c. u.s. president donald trump avoided military service during vietnam citing bone spurs something he's been heavily criticized for. but the vietnamese capital of the noid was chosen as the venue for trying to meet north korean leader kim jong il and for their second face to face summit the country serves as an example of how old foes can become friends. from the nine hundred fifty s. through to the early one nine hundred seventy s. the united states sent its men to fight vietnam a generation later a nine hundred ninety four bill clinton and other u.s.

president donald trump walked away saying he couldn't meet kim jong un's demands to lift sanctions analysts say this could be punching back the north koreans haven't actually used it for a long range test missiles they've used it in past for satellite launches which a lot of people say sort of double as missile tests but they haven't actually sort of formally used for missile tests and it's not necessarily clear that the rebuild is actually leading up to that my own sense is that this is sort of peek at the way donald trump treated them in north korea are in vietnam this into the strategic and international studies says the images show rapid rebuilding at a site partly dismantled last year when p.r. nyang entered talks with the u.s. and south korea during your reading you guys it's not immediately clear though how the satellite images could have fixed the fragile nuclear diplomacy. that japan has its eyes fixed on north korea's nuclear missile development i have been gathering and analyzing information i will refrain from commenting in detail due to the nature of the matter. how much you kn

when president obama left office, he warned donald trump that kim jong un's nuclear threat would be hisenge. that and learning to read. but mostly the nuclear challenge. after trump's second summit with the north korean snowman, it turns out obama may have been right. >> breaking news, no deal. nuclear talks with kim jong un suddenly break down overnight. >> president trump beginning an 8,000-mile journey home from hanoi, timp handed. >> sometimes you have to walk, and this was just one of those sometimes. >> no concessions, no deal, no final photo op. a closing ceremony scheduled to celebrate an agreement scrapped, even when youch was canceled with the table already set. >> trevor: wow. ( laughter ) you know something must have gone wrong when these two turn down lunch. wow. ( laughter ) although, i berkts after they left the room, kim jong un came back and was, like, can i get this lunch to go, please? there's a lot of hungry people in my country and i want to eat this in front of them, yeah. ( laughter ) after months of anticipation, nuclear talks between the u.s. and north korea hav

is a satellite, or they might also say that this is a breach of the trust reached between donald trump and kimhed between donald trump and kimjong—un. so it isa donald trump and kimjong—un. so it is a tense time and everybody is wondering exactly what is going on. i think the best thing we can do is keep an eye on the situation. laura bicker in seoul, thank you. the brexit secretary, stephen barclay, has dismissed the latest initiative from the eu on the withdrawal agreement as "re—running old arguments." the two sides are trying to agree changes to convince mps at westminster to vote for the deal on tuesday. in brussels, the eu's chief brexit negotiator michel barnier said the eu would give ‘legal force' to assurances already made that the uk could not be stuck in a customs union. our europe editor katya adler has more on the political reaction in the uk and brussels. michel barnier‘s proposal went down like a lead balloon, and that is putting it very politely. the brexit secretary shot back that, with a real deadline looming, now is not the time to come up with old arguments, and what did he

dismantled last year the reports in south korean media follow the failed summit last week between donald trump and kim jong il and. new satellite pictures appeared to refute india's claim that it destroyed a religious school linked to the group jaish e mohammed in pakistan india had said it's an strikes hit all intended targets and killed a large number of fighters algeria's army chief says he won't let the country go back to what he calls an era of bloodshed he was talking as students led more protests the eighty two year old president abdul aziz to stand down. many flights have been canceled from kenya's main airport following a strike by aviation wakas riot police have been deployed to disperse protesters outside nairobi. force the strike follows a labor dispute between away his union and kenya airways. australia plans to send asylum seekers and offshore prison camps needing medical care to a remote island that's closer to indonesia than mainland australia prime minister scott morrison toward christmas island to announce the government's strategy his conservative government is reopening a camp ther

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dismantled last year the reports in south korean media followed the failed summit last week between donald trump and kim jong un. at least sixteen people have been killed in a suicide attack on construction workers in eastern afghanistan as happens near the airport in jalalabad the four attackers were also killed. and venezuelan president nicolas maduro is calling for what he calls anti imperialist demonstrations on saturday to challenge a monster led by his opponents. well germany is expected to decide in the coming hours if italy extend a ban on alms exports to saudi arabia chancellor angela merkel is under pressure from powerful european allies france and the u.k. to lift the ban imposed after the matter of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi paul brennan has the story. there had already been enormous international concern over the tens of thousands of civilian deaths caused by saudi led coalition air strikes in yemen since twenty fifteen. and when saudi agents murdered the journalist in istanbul last october germany finally cried halt temporarily freezing existing arms deals and banning any new weapons