e.u. businesses are worried about their future some companies have already moved thousands of jobs abroad the newly installed lord mayor charles bowman is doing his best to calm nerves. in london's financial district known as the city has welcomed the six hundred ninetieth lord mayor charles bowman the office is largely symbolic but the festivities aren't lacking in pomp and circumstance the city one of the most powerful financial centers in the world is usually very buttoned down but this year the may oral celebration seemed especially phonetic perhaps they were something of a release valve for london financiers facing an uncertain future because of bracks it. boman accepted some blessings a little help from above can't hurt the same is true for networking and. often the caricature is somebody sits in a gold cake she was frills and a tricorder but in reality that in a cancer cell five percent of my children most of my time is missing with business with regulations with this thing heads of state and important stuff to support this wonderful preeminence global financial services help them

e.u. businesses need a lot of clarity and what i concerned about is that between november and march there will be sufficient clarity and then people will need to embark on implementing their worst case scenario once those plans have started to be implemented they will be finished there is no turning back so if somebody decided to go they go yes yes. the city could lose as many as seventy five thousand jobs to financial centers in the remaining e.u. countries so far not many people have actually left but tweets by lloyd blankfein chairman of the board of goldman sachs calling frankfurt and paris great places set off alarm bells. that's not what the leaders of the city want to hear the british financial elite is not accustomed to anyone questioning their status for centuries british bankers believe they had a god given right to dominate the financial world attitudes from the era of the banking guilds persist no matter how much they may fly in the face of present day realities. in fact guilds still exist in the city one of them is the worshipful company of international bankers peter asplin

is here with more indeed sumi and european business leaders they're getting increasingly nervous over the lack of progress in negotiations britain leaves the e.u. in march twenty nine thousand so prime minister to resign may has been meeting with fifteen business groups from across the bloc hoping to calm their nerves and not move overseas but they instead want to may that a heart breaks it would be fatal for industry negotiations with the e.u. deadlocked with still no hint of how things as basic as customs procedures will be implemented after breaks it after i meet the uncertainty of some companies are already holding back their british investments and even considering leaving britain the pound is also suffering as a result and for more on that deadlock between the e.u. and the u.k. in negotiations i'm joined by big mas standing by for us in london big so what exactly did those business leaders tell theresa may. well we can only speculate that what they wanted was to find out what the reason may is thinking what she's planning because similar to british businesses here in the u.k. you really want to make sure that the prime minister listens t

e.u. business leaders will be meeting the prime minister here in london and they'll be bringing more bad news it's expected they'll tell mrs may that her plans to implement breaks it in just two years i simply unrealistic peter sharp al-jazeera in london. november the eleventh has poland's independence day big celebrations are planned but in recent years it's also become the focus of rightwing nationalism al-jazeera has been barred from far right party meetings underway in the capital warsaw attended by activists from ukraine russia and the united states as david chatter reports the country is becoming politically polarized. warsaw has become a magnet for near nazis and ultra nationalists this martial arts group from russia is just one of the far right organizations attending a congress on friday promoting white supremacist ideologies sure this was a man without a will is like a knife without a blade every year the extreme right celebrates poland's independence day with a march through the capital their opinions are no longer confined to the margins here the ruling laurent justice party has a

e.u. business leaders will be meeting the prime minister here in london and they'll be bringing more bad news it's expected they'll tell mrs may that her plans to implement breck said in just two years i simply unrealistic peter sharp al-jazeera in london. the head of the united nations as violence against me and muslims must and i'm turning to terraces calling for the injured to be allowed to return to their homes and given legal status we insists on the need to make sure not only that all violence against these population stops but also we need to insist on and hindered humanitarian access to all areas of state including the northern part of these region. and we insist in the need to reassert the right of return safe and the unifying return voluntarily turn for all population that lead to bangladesh and to the areas of voyaging not to be placed in camps not having access to the places where they left. pope francis has spoken out against the concept of nuclear terror saying it gives countries a false sense of security the head of the catholic church is hosting a two day conference on nuclear

e.u. business leaders will be meeting the prime minister here in london and they'll be bringing more bad news it's expected they'll tell mrs may that her plans to implement breaks it in just two years i simply unrealistic be to sharm al jazeera in london. the head of the united nations says violence against me a mass ring of muslims must and turn your tara she is calling for the remainder to be allowed to return to their homes and given legal status we insists on the need to make sure not only that all violence against these population stops but also we need to insist on and hinted at humanitarian access to all areas of state including the northern part of these region. and we insist in the need to reassert the right of return safe and dignifying return voluntarily turn for all population that fled to bangladesh and to the areas of voyaging not to be placed in camps not having access to the places where they left. liam asked the dancer and suci is facing pressure over her stance on the ring from world leaders at the apec summit in vietnam canada's prime minister justin trudeau spoke with such

e.u. business leaders will be meeting the prime minister here in london and they'll be bringing more bad news it's expected they'll tell mrs may that her plans to implement breaks it in just two years are simply unrealistic to shop al-jazeera in london. but that line has been extended for hundreds of men living at the manor silent detention center have until monday to leave the closed facility or forty's in papua new guinea have started to dismantle makeshift shelters as marianna hogged reports. for almost two weeks that refused to budge around six hundred refugees and asylum seekers living in the now close to stray in prison camp on menace island in papua new guinea without water power food or sanitation because of their tennis and you know many people got problems i've got this video shows how conditions have deteriorated but the men insisted this is better than accommodation on offer in a nearby town they say it's unsafe and fear attacks from local residents and police calls to at least two in the power and water back on at the camp have been ignored or thirty's there want them gone threat

e.u. business leaders will be meeting the prime minister here in london and will be bringing more bad news it's expected they'll tell mrs may that her plans to implement breaks it in just two years are simply unrealistic to shop al-jazeera in london. and the democratic republic of congo has some of the highest rates of rape and sexual assault in the world and the problem is perhaps worse in the east of the country where many armed groups are accused of widespread sexual violence but many women are now taking action now come way it has been to a martial arts school in the cover which is helping survivors recover and protect themselves. the seeker not her real name says she was raped when she was sixteen years old she is an orphan and her guardian and uncle struggling to pay her school fees she says a neighbor offered to give her some money but instead lured her into a bedroom in a guest house nicky sim money. if i shouted for help people would have asked me what i was doing there so i decided not to shout and to just allow him to do what he wanted then he did what he wanted and to me i left

e.u. and british business leaders fifteen business groups from across the bloc hoping to calm their nerves but they instead want to may that heart breaks it would be fatal for industry negotiators nations with the e.u. are deadlocked amid the uncertainty some companies are already holding back their british investments and even consider leaving britain and for more on that deadlock between the e.u. and the u.k. in negotiations i'm joined by big mass we're standing by for us in london becky so what exactly did those business leaders tell theresa may. well we can only speculate that what they wanted was to find out what the reason may is thinking what she's planning because similar to british businesses here in the u.k. you really want to make sure that the prime minister listens to them and really press to hard to have an ear out to business and see what they want also european business of course want to have as much clarity as possible and the clarity as you've already said which is not present at the moment business leaders would be scared of the talk that there might be no deal would be

e.u. business leaders will be meeting the prime minister here in london and they'll be bringing more bad news it's expected they'll tell mrs may that her plans to implement breck's it in just two years are simply unrealistic peter sharp al-jazeera in london. still ahead and i was here in sports the costly cake that's put patrice evra out of the game for eight months details with in sport. facing the realities the president said that there would be a complete audit a hundred percent audit that audit hasn't happened getting to the heart of the matter so are you saying then that the future of the g.c.c. will be in doubt here the story. on talk to al-jazeera at this time. the. sun blessed beaches breathtaking scenery but there's another reason that draws people to cyprus it's not always easy for mixed faith couples to marry in the middle east and that's why the mandatory. an island has become an ideal destination for couples and love to have a civil marriage al-jazeera weld looks at what happens when the romance cuts across religious lines cypress island if it didn't love at this time on al-jazee

e.u. business leaders will be meeting the prime minister here in london and they'll be bringing more bad news it's expected they'll tell mrs may that her plans to implement breck's it in just two years are simply unrealistic peter sharp al-jazeera in london. on kong is known for its aggressive really save markets with big developers buying up government land at a record rate but one of the city's last indigenous communities is standing up to them to save its heritage and as sarah clarke reports they're turning to the public for help perched on the hillside in the shadows of the surrounding high rise is park village it was home to the city's first dairy that closed more than thirty years ago but around two thousand eight hundred people still live here in one of the island's last indigenous communities. that this village means a lot to me i was born here and i've been living here for more than seventy years i don't plan to move elsewhere. so ching forms family of fourth generation residents and proud of the villages history stretching back more than four hundred years the local population lived

businesses. some investors are concerned about the higher cost of raising e.u.-based businesses.hat concerns you, the higher cost of funding for european business? >> we are still not in a stage of brexit negotiations where we are discussing the future relations, we are still discussing the first set of issues, citizens rights, budget settlements, the irish border. only then can we start discussing future relations. as to the question as far as impacting business in the eu, the u.k. is going to be a part of those conversations. but in any case, it is clear that the brexit model the u.k. has chosen, leaving also the eu single market, financial institutions based in the u.k. will lose eu passports. so they will need to rely on other forms to continue to provide business in the e.u. ramy: meanwhile in washington, the u.s. senate is preparing to vote on his version of the tax reform bill. guests on bloomberg television have plenty to say about the proposals under discussion, starting with nobel prize-winning economist paul krugman. ♪ paul: there is a case that the marginal tax rate h

are very worried about this not just because of my call but just to keep sort of the daily business of the e.u. running without germany there without a government in germany that has real digital busy it's going to be very difficult on all kinds of fronts from defense to the euro to the expansion of the e.u. and so forth just to keep things running so i think that is a real issue and maybe that will give president steinmeyer in his discussions with s.p.d. leader martin short some leverage in playing this european card and saying this isn't just about germany it's about europe and taking responsibility for for for the e.u. here. and i just want to go back just to mention christian or a couple of times and matthew you've indicated that you believe that always in his motives were honorable and pulling the plug on the coalition talks we have no reason to believe otherwise there are many others however who asked the question is christiane who has suddenly become a sort. a relatively central figure in german politics is he charismatic or is he a rabble rouser is here is he a modernizer or is he. ano

well european business leaders are getting increasingly in the us over the lack of progress in brics of negotiations britain least the e.u. in march twenty ninth teen and prime minister to recent days has been meeting with fifteen business groups from across the bloc today hoping to calm their nerves and not move overseas but they instead want to terrorism a hard to breaks it would be fatal for industry because the asians with the e.u. are deadlocked with still no hint of how things as basic as customs procedures will

business is getting tougher in the e.u. as well. this is a filament of lead in pencils is being lowered even though you'd have to eat eighteen pencils a year to absorb the current limit. all appeals to regulators have been unsuccessful. since. we have no other option but to adapt to the changing conditions it's a bit complex gets complicated. trade agreements get terminated sized really darrius things get turned over to individual countries which makes them more time consuming and expensive indigo and it's and because untied. the company doesn't want to walk away from any market but the increasing demands and higher g.t.s. in certain regions make the products more expensive for the consumer. and they won't pay higher prices to start new products if domestic ones a significantly cheaper. in kenya violence has broken out after a controversial court ruling terry has more that strike kristoff two people have been killed in protests after kenya's supreme court upheld the reelection of president kenyatta the court dismissed two legal chal

e.u. also wants to destroy the business model of human trafficking smuggling africans to europe has become a multibillion euro industry. to keep migrants from making the dangerous trek across the mediterranean the e.u. would like to beef up so-called reception centers in the transit countries and finally the e.u. is. hoping to reach agreements with the countries of origin to take back those migrants who made it to europe but were not granted asylum. many african countries want something in return mainly money and legal migration alternatives for their citizens. to feel safe you know we just like the funding and we have the will to change things but this will needs to be supported with resources our economy is mainly informal to change that we need foreign investment. into full did. he did business his mom it was a. european countries are we really go they have sunk a lot of development money into africa over the decades like here in chad often with no noticeable improvement but for many on the continent the blame is clearly not entirely africa's. the biggest mistake is that aid doesn't alw

business is getting tougher in the e.u. as well the safe limits every lead in pencils is being lowered even though you'd have to eat eighteen pencils a year to absorb the current limit all appeals to regulators have been unsuccessful . the company doesn't want to walk away from any market but the increasing demands and higher duty is in certain regions make the products more expensive for the consumer. and very why pay higher prices for the products if domestic ones are significantly cheaper. and that was all week in review. it's about moments that lie before. it's all about the stories inside. it's all about george chance to discover the world from different perspectives. join us and inspired by distinctive instagram others at g.w. stories the topic of each week on instagram. meet the germans new and surprising aspects of noise and culture in germany. u.s. american keep music takes a look at germany it is increasingly at their traditions every day lives and language doesn't just come out of my life. so i'm too young too it

are very worried about this not just because of my call but just to keep sort of the daily business of the e.u. running without germany there without a government in germany that has real digital busy it's going to be very difficult on all kinds of fronts from defense to the euro to the expansion of the e.u. and so forth just to keep things running so i think that is a real issue and maybe that will give president steinmeyer in his discussions with s.p.d. leader martin short some leverage in playing this european card and saying this isn't just about germany it's about europe and taking responsibility for for for the e.u. here. just like to go back just to mention christian a couple of times and matthew. you've indicated that you believe that always of his motives were honorable and pulling the plug on the coalition talks we have no reason to believe otherwise there are many of those however who asked the question is christiane limbaugh who has suddenly become a sort of a relatively central figure in german politics is he charismatic or is he a rabble rouser is here is he a modernizer or is he

e.u. puts forward what it calls a business car emissions cuts critics say the targets give german comic has an easy ride. and we don't know what donald trump things are this but investors like it's loss making social media service twitter has finally abandoned its one hundred forty character limit. also on the show balance panel of economic advisers gives the government good grades for keeping the economy strong but warns there is a danger of economic overheating. is either of your business i'm going to have a office in berlin welcome it is set of challenges could be set to hit european coming because the e.u. commission is proposing another carton vehicle emissions and that as news as a new study actually shows several ottoman of factories are already having trouble meeting existing targets miscible level of emissions for new cars in europe is ninety five grams per kilometer of c o two per per kilometer on average that means that some of those can produce more than this as long as others of the same brand blow less into the air but many german car makers cannot even meet these targets thei

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e.u. has affected day to day business our borders are easy and all and. it's march better for to make business for european countries same standout same. documentation and same papers. the fall of the soviet union so living standards in georgia nosedive in recent years tensions with russia traditionally georgia's biggest markers and political instability have made for a toxic mix. to that georgia's location more than a thousand kilometers from the nearest e.u. member and it's little wonder that unemployment has remained high. now though the country is positioning itself as a hub for the region and a gateway to europe. for chinese it's a very good abortions see things i see in georgia because producing in georgia they can trade with the e.u. without any. for e.u. it's very useful in georgia we have a very cheap labor market so for a european company it's very easy to invert georgian product and then trade back to there is country while talk of georgia as a singapore of the caucuses may still seem premature new rail links to china through central asia and a

e.u. also wants to destroy the business model of human trafficking smuggling africans to europe has become a multibillion euro industry. to keep migrants from making the dangerous trek across the mediterranean the e.u. would like to beef up so-called reception centers in the transit countries and finally the e.u. is hoping to reach agreements with the countries of origin to take back those migrants who made it to europe but were not granted asylum. many african countries want something in return mainly money and legal migration alternatives for their citizens. the females you know we just lack the funding and we have the will to change things but this will needs to be supported with resources our economy is mainly informal to change that we need foreign investment. in new for the day he did the same as his mom it was in. european countries are we rebuilt they have sunk a lot of development money into africa over the decades like here in chad often with no noticeable improvement but for many on the continent the blame is clearly not entirely africa's. the biggest mistake is that aid doesn't

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business it is crunch time for various away like e.u. foreign ministers have approved economic sanctions on the cash strapped country saying the measures can be reversed depending how president maduro reacts to the demands for more democracy but the country's already feeling the heat with two major meetings on the agenda the first in the capital cairo cast to focus on restructuring the country's crippling debt the second a meeting of bond holders in new york that could result in an official announcement that the country has defaulted on its debt the government debt currently amounts to one hundred fifty billion dollars a thorn in the side of the country's cash strapped socialist leadership last week the country's state owned oil company p.b.s. a reportedly made a crucial one point one billion payment on a bond now it was overdue and that triggered fears that default could follow venezuela's one of the world's largest export of oil but plummeting oil prices and mismanagement of crippled the country inflation has skyrocketed as a result it

e.u. also wants to destroy the business model of human trafficking smuggling africans to europe has become a multibillion euro industry. to keep migrants from making the dangerous trek across the mediterranean the e.u. would like to beef up so-called reception centers in the transit countries and finally the e.u. is hoping to reach agreements with the countries of origin to take back those migrants who made it to europe but were not granted asylum. many african countries want something in return mainly money and legal migration alternatives for their citizens. the females you know we just lack the funding and we have the will to change things but this will needs to be supported with resources our economy is mainly informal to change that we need foreign investment to. develop for men in new full cup did they did businesses mom it was in. european countries are we rebuilt they have sunk a lot of development money into africa over the decades like here in chad often with no noticeable improvement but for many on the continent the blame is clearly not entirely africa's a part of. the biggest

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e.u. meant in practical terms for day to day business. our board is here and all and. it's march better for to make business for european countries same standard same. documentation and same papers. the fall of the soviet union so living standards in georgia nosedive in recent years tensions with russia traditionally georgia's biggest market and political instability have made for a toxic mix add to that georgia's location more than a thousand kilometers from the nearest e.u. member and it's little wonder the unemployment estate in double figures for the past two decades but what was a disadvantage is now being turned to the country's advantage as georgia positions itself as a hub for the region and a gateway to europe. for chinese it's a very good fortune. because producing in georgia they can trade with the e.u. without any taste for it's very useful in georgia we have a very cheap labor market so for a european company it's very easy to invert georgian product and then trade back to there is country. while talk of georgia as a singapore of the caucasus may still see