e.u. council president donald tusk and the e.u. commission president younker let's listen to that they will continue to see a corporation as a full member state with all its rights and as a close friend and trusted ally in the future let me finish it was a lesson to our british friends. this extension of flexible as expected. and a little bit shorter than they expected but there's still enough to find the best possible solution please. do not waste this time. in june when we meet again we will not be renegotiating among ourselves all the u.k. greenman that was reach months ago because the wood green agreement must be respected in its entirety we don't want the withdrawal agreement to be called into question because that will jeopardize the backstop agreement we've negotiated with our irish friends. ok natasha butler is live there in brussels where all of this is happening all of these developments so. that now she will go to the house of commons tomorrow to discuss those two for a cent to resent this to them and the point of questi

e.u. council president tosk has said that e.u. leaders have agreed to an extension which we haven't had confirmed just how long that extension would be some sources are saying it could be october now if that is the case it would be the way between what reason may have asked for which was the thirtieth of june and the longer extension the date been spoken about by several leaders including in fact the e.u. council president himself or that was at the end of the year or even longer to talk about all this with me i have a mind to study it from the brookings institution amanda i mean these talks have been going on for hours now it looks as if we might finally have some clarity we know we've gone extension we're not sure exactly what it will be whether or not is not what's is this good news for treason may i think it's good news in the sense that she got the extension that she was looking for even if it wasn't quite the timeframe that she was expecting although that said she asked for the june third. he has day when she was here three

e.u. council don't want to accept but that's what they're going to aim for so.

e.u. council. e getting some sort of a tangible concession perhaps or tangible government from the e.u. side and from angela merkel herself. >> this is exactly away we were discussing earlier with simon french about the german versus the french view, and germany has a huge amount at stake here with their exposure in the auto industry to what happens with regards to brexit. unsurprising from that perspective that they are taking this tangible measure to avoid a crash out on friday. >> certainly the reaction in the currency suggests that at least investors in that market are accounting for the possibility now that her form of a deal or some form of the deal will actually end up going through. we'll keep an eye on that. quick look at u.s. futures before we head out looks as though it's going to be a down day very early signs of trading. that is it for today's show. i worldwide exchange is coming up next [ loud traffic sounds ] [ distant traffic sounds ] [ music replaces the noise ] the new galaxy s10 o

e.u. council in january. the president of the european commission and i agreed on a package which means the e.u. cannot try to use the backstop to trap the u.k. indefinitely. there is a legal commitment that both parties replace the backstop with alternative arrangements by december 2020. at every stage we have been working to get changes to the withdrawal agreement, the -- the right honorableclear gentleman says that they have backed down. i did put the case yesterday in relation to the conditionality he refers to. there was discussion about that issue of conditionality. everybodyset i think around the table focused on is that there is only a single tier of membership in the european union. legally, there is only a single tier of membership in the european union and they rejected that on that basis basis. -- on that basis. the prime minister will recall in the conservative manifesto there was a commitment to negotiate a comprehensive free trade and customs agreement, would she agree that political declaration

e.u. on friday the president of the european council donald tusk is waiting on a response from u.k. prime minister theresa may it's being reported that the deadline will now be october thirty first with the review in june may actually wanted a shorter delay until june thirtieth tashi butler joins us live from brussels so natasha what are the details were coming out what do we know so far. right now we waiting to hear from the e.u. council president donald tosk for more and more details are exactly over this extension that's been agreed all we know right now is that an extension has been agreed on by all twenty seven a huge members don't know tosk has met with the british prime minister to resume a he's told her about the extension and she apparently has accepted that it is reported this extension would be until october thirty first that is no longer the reason may have dos forward she came here earlier many hours ago that was actually on wednesday evening without those day morning here in brussels to resume a had wanted an extension until june the thirtieth we have now reports of oc

e.u. council's president really the whole just the whole course of action now for braggs that he said is really in the hands of the u.k. now sudan's army is expected to make what's being called an important announcement soon the president has been under increasing pressure from protesters demanding political change on wednesday demonstrators held a thetan for a fifth straight day outside the army headquarters sudan's information minister says eleven people were killed during security incidents in the capital for him haven't reports. determined to make their voices heard she did these protesters continue to come out in their numbers chanting outside army headquarters in the capital. tomb for another day one of us dogging under this president we have been displaced because of him they do to us as they please we ask for the killer to be ousted. but on monday and tuesday security force personnel opened fire on demonstrators staging a sit in. some soldiers intervened and others expressed their support for the demonstrators. this is a message to our colleagues in the armed forces the people here brot

e.u. council's president really the whole just the whole course of action now for braggs that he said is really in the hands of the u.k. ok and live for us in brussels and a long night natasha thank you very much going to burn smith now bernard has the latest from london. regs it supporting m.p.'s haven't wanted any extension to the ukase departure date from the european union they wanted it to happen on friday they wanted the u.k. to crash out that is now not going to happen the u.k. has been given a reprieve the challenge is now for tourism is conservative party and jeremy cauldrons labor party to see if they can somehow find a way forward a common stance on drugs that they can take to parliament get it passed through the house of commons both sides say they've been involved in sincere discussions those discussions will continue on the first day but the problem is there seems to be no indication that the two sides can come together on what sort of way forward they should see for bragg six of those now the very real prospect that the u.k. will be sending members of the european parliament back

e.u. council for a b brexit delay. tusksk urges member states to offefer the u.k. aa within-year flexible extension -- a one-yearable extension. algeria braces itself for protests. forces loyal to libyan strongman reach h a security barrier witi kilometers of the c capal. thee escalatation has been condemned b by the united state and d the u.n. sesecretary gene has called for c calm. also c coming up in the program thisour, the u u.s. annonounced deal end to the e trade warar w hina is in the offing. plus, international pressure mounts for the release of nearly 100 whahales held captive in russia's far easast. wel tell you why they were being held in the firs placece. stay with us. we're e live in paris. the british prime mister has written a letter to o the europn councill psident.. thereresa may has requeuested t brbrexit delay until the 30th o june. the prime minister says the u.k. will make preparations to holol e.u. elelections at the end of may. but she's hoping to exit the block earlier. tusk meanwhile is ururgi members states t to offer the u united kingdom

e.u. council president donald tusk he answered the british prime minister with a tweet let's take a look at what he wrote. tweeted even if after today we don't know what the end result will be let us be patient. who is he talking to there specifically max i mean who are the most impatient governments right now in the e.u. when it comes to bricks. in appearance i would say it's probably francis emanuel in my call that we heard earlier who was taken at least publicly the tough line but you have to be careful with that because i mean i remember my call is also the one who has the most to lose almost maybe apart from the irish of course that have the troubles with the possible hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland but it might do in my car has his fisheries and they wouldn't be able to fish in british waters anymore if there were to be a no deal bragg's it and he already has a lot of trouble on the streets with the yellow vests for example and you can count on the fisheries the fishermen to be up in arms if they can't fish and u.k. waters anymore so even if he has thi

e.u. council president donald tusk he answered the british prime minister with a tweet let's take a look at what he wrote. tweeted even if after today we don't know what the end result will be let us be patient. who is he talking to there specifically who are the most impatient governments right now in the e.u. when it comes to bricks. in appearance i would say it's probably france's a man who i might call that we heard earlier who's taken at least publicly the tough line but you have to be careful with that because i mean i remember my call is also the one who has the most to lose almost maybe apart from the irish of course that have troubles with the possible hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland but in my new room i call has his fisheries and they wouldn't be able to fish in british waters anymore if there were to be a no deal brags that he already has a lot of trouble on the streets with the yellow vests for example and you can count on the fisheries fisherman to be up in arms if they can't fish and u.k. waters anymore so even if he has this tough rhetoric he

e.u. council president now he's been talking about what's being called a flex tension it's a one year extension of article fifty which if the united kingdom could come to terms with the deal it's on the table and they could agree to that well they agree to that at any time during it they break off the union and the u.k. and the e.u. go their separate ways and really it is getting to that point whereby many of the european leaders senior figures they're all getting very sick of breaks that we can't perpetually live with an everlasting brigs it at some point there has to be an exit so i think that the british will for a tease the british parliament really need to realise. the european union is not going to be able to constantly exhaust itself on the vagaries of british domestic policy so far absolutely nothing has changed there isn't an endless readiness to keep talking about delays too long as there is no substantial progress on the british side we don't really know what the outcome is going to be but it will end up ultimately being one of three it would seem to reason is granted an extension in

e.u. council's president really the whole disk the whole course of action now for braggs that he said is really in the hands of the u.k. . while the french president says the six month extension for breaks it is quite the best possible compromise to protect the rest of the european union. whatever happens our decisions in the european council are all taken unanimously but i stand by that clear position taken on the shoulder extension i stand by it in the spirit of friendship with the british both the government and the british people but i think it's france's job at moments like this to try to stick to its principles because it was then israel and president nicolas maduro says he has reached a deal with the red cross to bring humanitarian aid into the country madeira made the comments during a televised address and but she also accused u.s. vice president mike pence of racism and what he called tremendous hatred and said demanded that the u.n. recognize opposition leader as interim president during a speech at the united nations security council. under the vice president of the united states mi

e.u. council president now he's been talking about what's being called a flex tension you always have a lovely name for the state of things in europe it's not a piece of fitness equipment it's a one year extension of article fifty which if the united kingdom could come to terms with the deal it's on the table and they could agree to that well they agree to that at any time during it they break off the deal they break off the union and the u.k. and the e.u. go their separate ways in an orderly fashion now it is highly likely that theresa may will come away from this summit on wednesday with an extension of some sorts but it's not absolutely guaranteed in fact we've heard some comments from money went back on the french president over the last ten days or so saying that britain is really going to have to bring something to the table if it wants an extension now a lot of these comments from there are really designed for the internal french market where he's struggling in the polls and wants to portray himself as a tough strong global leader but some of them are really genuine concerns that have b

e.u. council's president really the whole disk the whole course of action now for breaks it he said is really in the hands of the u.k. venezuelan president nicolas maduro says he has reached a deal with the red cross to bring humanitarian aid into the country but during made the comments during a televised address in which he also accused u.s. vice president mike pence of racism have demanded that the u.n. security council recognize opposition leader. as interim president polls have opened in the first phase of india's general elections prime minister narendra modi is seeking a second term virginia staggered over seven days to allow india's nine hundred million registered voters to cast their ballots israeli prime minister benjamin benjamin netanyahu looks set for a fifth term that's after his main rival benny gantz conceded defeat in their general election netanyahu is now trying to form a coalition. the u.n. chief is calling for a cease fire in libya to avoid bloodshed in tripoli the security council held an emergency meeting on the situation as fighting there intensifies dozens of people h

e.u. council summit on the tenth of april now exactly what she means by concrete that was very vague in a very macro a way that she makes these quite vague comments sometimes and we could see you could see moving the goalposts that because we could still say at this stage to reserve make him back and to the e.u. to brussels and say in her view look i have something concrete here i'm currently holding cross party talks is that you know to be able to grant the u.k. another extension to the to article fifty we'll have to say ok well what is clear in germany is that the people do not back of burkes that is not popular with the general population in germany that's what the latest polls are confirming something we've known for a while only sixteen percent of germans welcome the idea of roxette and overwhelming seventy four percent of germans surveyed say they regret that britain intends to leave the e.u. . what's driving german sense of the dollar well i think if you look at the cultural understanding of figure opinion as a whole and among in the in german society is very very different to the

e.u. council president donald tusk is saying let's have an extension which would be flexible so that at any time in let's say different period perhaps over a year the u.k. could leave if the reason they managed to get some sort of deal passed by u.k. m.p.'s so discussion discussions ongoing i should say we don't know how long for but it does seem as if no decisions have come out yet and as you say it's already midnight there in brussels the passion butler for the moment thank you let's go live to bernard smith he is in westminster bernard we see how divided the e.u. twenty seven are about a longer extension or a short extension how is all of the extension issue generally being viewed by politicians here in the u.k. . well barber of course who brags that supporting m.p.'s brags it was all about taking back control while at the moment the at least the short term relationship between the united kingdom and the e.u. is in the hands of the european union's two other twenty seven heads of states brags supporting m.p.'s all m.p.'s he can only watch on and see what they the decision they make of co

e.u. council president donald tusk has indicated that an extension can certainly be on the table if it is the question would be how long would it be she wants june the thirtieth but don't toss has made it. that he doesn't think that she could come up with some sort of breaks it a plan by then so he's proposing a much longer extension to for these ongoing deadlines and summits but other leaders such as again the french president omar called want to push extension if want to assert a lot of question marks right now over the length of the extension but what about conditions on it what do we know about that. but i think if there is an extension granted to theresa may it is very likely to come with some conditions and again don't the toss you council president suggested as much because of course e.u. leaders do not want to send the message to the u.k. that it's easy to leave the european union or you can just keep asking for as many delays as you want and that is why some of the suggestions he conditions i should say he suggested things such as the reopening of the withdrawal agreement also th

e.u. council president now he's been talking about what's being called a flex tension which always have a lovely name for the state of things in europe it's not a piece of fitness equipment it's a one year extension of article fifty which if the united kingdom could come to terms with the deal it's on the table and they could agree to that well they agree to that at any time during it they break off the union and the u.k. and the e.u. go their separate ways now it is highly likely that theresa may will come away from this summit on wednesday with an extension of some sort but it's not absolutely guaranteed in fact we've heard some comments from emanuel macron the french president. over the last ten days or so saying that britain is really going to have to bring something to the table if it wants an extension but really this meeting on wednesday in brussels this is now or never time if it comes to britain getting any further extensions to the break that deadline as it stands the u.k. set to leaf on friday afternoon friday evening and really it is getting to that point whereby many of the e

e.u. council president donald tusk requests a second extension for brexit until june the 30th in her rertf british lawmakers can ratify the withdrawal deal before that date, the extension should be ended early. may also said the u.k. will make preparations to hold e.u. parliamentary elections just in case, but an e.u. source has in the past hour or so confirmed to cnbc that the european side was prepared to offer a 12-month extension to the u.k the former commercial secretary jim o'neil told steve sedgwick about the prospect of a labour government handling brexit negotiations >> i think in the broadest sense of some specific public policy issues, it's the current government that's a bit to sleep. they don't understand how the mood of the population is shifting however, and this is the big thing and please don't edit this out, what i really worry about is there's no fiscal framework whatsoever for corbin and his guys the neverending stuff that they come out that they're going to do, i mean, they wouldn't have five minutes chance of doing it, because the markets probably would freak out abo

e.u. council don't want to ask said but that's what they're going to aim for so some of the ideas are that the conditions might include the united kingdom losing its seat on the commission losing its seats on the top table losing its feet also having to promise if they do take pos in the elections of good behavior floors also they've got to promise to. take a back seat as it were on the budget negotiations for the next budget and also who might be the next president of the commission and so this seems to be a whole new development on the french side they seem to be going on the high horse much against many of the other e.u. members of the twenty seven and what have to see how far that actual french hard line position goes tonight so it could be a longer session than we thought this is not going to be easy the french are sticking to their hard line position david we'll talk to you later in the meantime thank you. still to come including this one sudan's president under pressure. him to step down those protests growing louder. how that we've got signs of some improving weather coming in acro

e.u. parliamentary elections if london can't agree on a deal before hand another option report suggests the president of the european council donnel to the e.u. member states to offer a flexible extension of up to one year to avoid a new deal bricks it one member of the british cabinet suggested they might have to accept the offer. well if we can't find a way through with all of us then we have no choice but it's not offer us choice off first choice is to leave quickly cleanly deliver the referendum results and allow britain's record and we're very optimistic that you know britain has a very very successful post writes in future but we have this challenge of a hung parliament that we need to overcome in order to get. germany repeated its call for a unified approach to avoid a disorder he brags that a statement from france says these suggested extension would not meet the existing d.-u. conditions but the now awaits a response from brussels. at. some other stories making news around the bond journalists are gathering outside the ecuadorian embassy in london after ricky leaks an ounce that its founder julian assange will be e

practice it deal before hand another option report suggests the president of the european council donnel to the e.u. member states to offer a flexible extension of up to one year to avoid a new deal brix it one member of the british cabinet suggested they might have to accept the offer. well if we can't find a way through with all of it then we have no choice but it's not often us choice off first choice is to leave quickly cleanly deliver the referendum results and allow persons that move forward and we're very optimistic that you know britain has a vessel a unified approach to avoid just sold to the brics it a statement from france says the suggested extension would not meet the existing g u conditions which the now awaits a response from brussels. and here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world a lawyer for u.s. president has described a request by health democrats to obtain the president's tax returns as political arrest me and says it is quote not consistent with governing walls truck broke with tradition by refusing to release his tax returns during his cam

and saying seem to be moving in that direction that's the european union council presidents take after this year's e.u. china summit. they go see a show has been difficult about the truthful. statement which it. should be based on the reciprocity with a q that means compromises china says international companies will no longer be pressured to disclose technological know how to their chinese partners beijing will also cut back on state subsidies and in the future trade relations will be developed in accordance with the united nations' principles and the world trade organization regulations the e.u. is also giving a lot of ground. the chinese telecoms giant while way is unlikely to see its technology banned from use in europe's ultra high speed five g. mobile network that decision was controversial because of while we've government ties and fears of digital espionage so beijing's charm offensive in europe must carry on. now to some other global business stories making news. china is mulling a plan to ban bitcoin mining the proposal appears on a list of industrial activities of thirty's considered unsafe

e.u. leaders are gathering now the governing council of the european central bank is also meeting today what rican what can we expect there in regards to the braggs drama. well of course the e.c.b. council members must be very concerned about the negative impact that breaks it already has had on businesses in the euro area. now of course bankers in frankfurt are hoping that this means that the e.c.b. council also becomes a bit more you know understanding of the problem that the banking sector has for example those negative interest rates that banks have to pay on deposits at the e.c.b. if the council today gave a little hint about when and how to end those negative interest rates it would be a great positive factor for sentiment here carlos ghosn in frankfurt thank you. now as i've heard later today your leaders will be holding another emergency summit in brussels over britain's still unresolved exit from the european union the european council president has proposed a flexible one year extension of postponing the crucial day would be in line with hopes of people in the french port town of c

independent government while the military council wants to be the one supervising that government most of the international body bodies and international blocs like the e.u. and you said they will not recognize the military council if it does not have hand over power to an independent civilian council so at the moment sudan is nowhere for near forming a transitional government and the people in the city of thousands are not ready to go back home until that demand is met. some of algeria's opposition parties and former diplomats say they will not take on in the july presidential election they're angry about the use of violence against anti-government protesters and accusing interim government of wasting time the announcement comes after algeria is interim president. appointed. a new head of the powerful constitutional council why they're meeting we decided not to take politics not to accept not supervise and not run for the elections under the current political regime they are trying to buy time to weaken the popular peaceful uprising we condemn any way to resort to violence against demonstrators and we condemn the practices against the previous marches w

e.u.'s hands as to what concessions if any they get if the united kingdom but there have been some positive signals from brussels donald tusk the head of the european council urging the e.u. twenty seven to be patient with the u.k. . thanks so much. claymore still avenues out including you go back can improve teen years and actually rollercoaster ride down in terms of payment. as nato celebrates seventy years the us president tells germany needs to pay more into the international security alliance why brazilian soya farmers are worried china could be losing its appetite for their project. and its more russell westbrook produces a game winning in history making performance in the n.b.a. . the corruption trial of former malaysian prime minister najib razak which got on the way in kuala lumpur a few hours ago has now been adjourned for two weeks he's accused of being involved in the disappearance of four and a half billion dollars from estate investment fund denied seven charges of money laundering and corruption related to claims he pocketed more than ten million dollars from one of the funds companies it's the first of several cases against him he's accused

e.u. leaders next week's european council meeting the process that the house of commons has tried. has not come up with an answer. so today i am taking action to break the logjam i've offering to sit down with the leader of the opposition and to try to agree a plan that we would both stick to to ensure that we leave the european union and that we do so with a deal. because my morality director of pangea wire joins me on the line now good even close man from what you've heard of trees a base statement or intentions what do you think is this going to bring the u.k. any closer to bragg's it. i think it seems very baffling to me that after seven hours with a couple of the best thing you can read to a sudden a conversation with the leader of the opposition if this is the right move it should have been done in my opinion a long long time. in that issue of fog all these debates and all these questions and all these deadlines for they actually triggered off fifty to begin with because without a clear idea of definitional briggs it is then this is the chaos we can only expect . from what we

e.u. and security council resolutions all international law for a real estate deal so instead of not talking about a state we're talking about a real estate deal and real estate the apparently is going to be in gaza and if they're going to be any state whatsoever it's going to be a guy as a state with parts of sinai egyptian sinai and maybe that's what i did for the has c.c. and present them are discussing today because we're expecting the date of the century to be apparently announced on may fourteenth right israel independence day or what the palestinian call disaster. will be our sorry will arab countries. you know if egypt is talking to trump about this. will arab countries accept this those who have fought for the palestinian cause all these is you know the spite of everything that happened over the last ten years until today the absolute majority of the arab voter street people are completely against everything is going on and they are completely against israeli occupation and hostile other believers. in contrast are slowly but surely buying into the trump deal because of the pressure

e.u. leaders the next week's european council meeting. breaks down the latest twists and turns of bragg's it. prime minister to resign may holding marah thin seven hour talks with cabinet members and coming out of it an essential the putting all the onus on the leader of the opposition which are the core because she can't find the way forward her party is in the tourist divided over drags it as it is that i have a party as well suited to not as extreme an extent but still both parties divided on this issue and so in order to try to find a way through she gave a speech to the nation and essentially offered to sit down with the leader of the opposition germy called and try to find the path of a q the process that the house of commons has tried surely has not come up with an answer. so today i'm taking action to break the logjam i'm offering to sit down with the leader of the opposition and to try to agree a plan that we would both stick to appear that this is an attempt a political attempt to try to put all the onus on mr corbin to say well

e.u. leaders and next week's european council meeting the process that the house of commons has tried to leadhas not come up with an answer. so today i am taking action to break the logjam i'm offering to sit down with the leader of the opposition and to try to agree a plan that we would both stick to to ensure that we leave the european union and that we do so with a deal. and we'll bring you the latest reaction to this briggs it saga we're going to our correspondent live in london a little later this hour. moving on for now the hung garion government is claiming a suspected jihadist entered europe as a refugee and was given a prepaid debit card by the e.u. the block has issued some sixty four thousand such cards to new comers peter oliver explains imagine a suspected islamic terrorist receiving aid money meant for refugees not just any terrorist eisel commander and not just any money taxpayer money and it gets worse reports say that he received a monthly payment of five hundred euros on his debit card that's well over today's gross minimum wage in hungary these prepaid cards are issued to a

e.u. leaders at next week's european council meeting. breaks down the latest twists and turns of. prime minister to resign may holding marathon seven hour talks with cabinet members and coming out of it an essential the putting all the onus on the leader of the opposition corbin because she can't find the way forward her party is notoriously divided over drags it as it is that i have a party as well to perhaps not as extreme an extent but still both parties divided on this issue and so in order to try to find a way through she gave a speech to the nation and essentially offered to sit down with the leader of the opposition jeremy called in to try to find the path already the process that the house of commons the opposition and to try to agree a plan that we would both stick to to ensure that we leave the european union and that we do so with a deal now it would appear that this is an attempt a political attempt to try to put all the onus on mr corbin to say well we're headed for a no deal bragg's it on april twelfth and if we don't find a way forward it will be because you didn't

e.u. has agreed to delay breaks it prefer their six months and you council president cultist urged british lawmakers not to waste the extra time political deadlock has so far prevented prime minister teresa mayes breaks a deal for being approved by. the british you can always get to the readers on the go just download our app from google player of the apple store i'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news also used to send us any photos or videos and. up next focus on europe looks at a training camp for right wing populist in italy and living with wolves in sweden that are more your city to. lose. him. benjamin han well aim is to defend what western civilization is timing an old monastery the italy into a school for far right cultural warriors activists for a european populist movement. hanwell has the backing of some powerful he pose opposition is mounting and not just locally. next on d w. when i was young my country was wrong in. the war. everyone in town called listening. in from inside my song into. more. into

will withdraw from the european union before and then council those participation in that e.u. parliament vote however obviously nobody knows what's going to happen basically the position is for any extension they would need to have a clear plan about what it is that he wants to achieve in that extension and what the common approach is however obviously throughout this time there has been no common approach to. the crew and embassy in london is being closely watched after wiki leaks said that its co-founder julian assange will be expelled within days possibly even though as the whistle blows been holed up inside since being granted asylum the six years ago. outside the embassy for us with the latest. wiki leaks dropped a bombshell on pace the night claiming that julian assange could be expelled from the ecuadorian embassy just behind me in a matter of hours or days we can leak suggested that i am a papers. could be used as a pretext now these papers allege that the ecuadorian president benefits from an offshore accounts in panama which the president strongly denies and although

european council president donald tusk has called it a breakthrough the e.u. china leaders summit in brussels saw beijing make concessions on key trade issues like market access and intellectual property this at a time of growing european an ease over china's brand of economic ambition on the world states they you is betting big on dialogue as a way to keep china and check and minimize but neither side needs more of trade tensions that is. the choreography is still a bit shaky but when it comes to matters of trade at least the relationship is going in the right direction that's european union council president donald tusk take on the final communique for this year's brussels summit. negotiations have been difficult about that fruitful. three managed to agree a joint statement which said that the reaction out there should be based on the reciprocity china has compromised on several key questions international companies will no longer be pressured into disclosing their technological know how to their chinese partners beijing will also cut back on state subsidies

e.u. on wednesday next week when they meet for european council meetings and of course keep in mind that's going to be just two days before the u.k. potentially crushing out of the e.u. it looks like the world's going to have to continue to wait and see if it does mean that and to see a check in the reporting live from london thank you for bringing us that report. the ecuadorian embassy in london is being closely watched after wiki leaks said its co-founder julian assange will be expelled within days or even hours the whistleblower spin holed up inside since being granted asylum there so we can extract a bombshell on pace day night claiming that julian assange could be expelled from the ecuadorian embassy just behind me in a matter of hours or days we can leak suggested that i am a paper. at the preta. now these papers allege that the ecuadorian president benefits from an offshore accounts in panama which the president strongly denies and although wiki leaks also to these allegations have yet to speak to many times mr sanchez violates the cream and we reach with him and his attorney he can