e.u. countries so that makes the e.u. our whole market eighty percent of our exports goes to the european union and it's a market of five hundred million people. today i will give my speech to the parliament the current interferes the the. dog unsettled but as you know no is not a member of the european union but we're cooperate closely with the european union on many issues. noways one of the countries having the largest portion of foreign labor from the e.u. countries in the way and we depend upon the workers and labor force from from other european countries. i think we see a more optimistic picture looking at the developments in europe than we had just a year ago and the economy is looking better and unemployment is the creasing and there hasn't been any domino effect. the reason why our model will not be a good fit for u.k. now is that we have the four freedoms including the movement of labor and part of the reason for u.k. wanting to leave the european union was not to have a free moment. neighbor so i think. for ob

e.u. which is run essentially by countries which have traditionally in the past showed results of the not very friendly to serbian interests to say the least marco always great to get your take him marco gas to international affairs commentator thank you thank you. russia's envoy to the united nations has told the security council session that moscow believes the process for investigating chemical attacks in syria has been sabotaged with the latest from new york killed not. the u.n. security council convened a meeting of the fifteen member body to discuss investigations into chemical attacks in syria the russian ambassador took the floor and emphasized that these investigations shouldn't be politically motivated and there shouldn't be any presumptions of guilt he also emphasized that throughout the entire investigation the syrian government was fully willing to cooperate with the investigators but their willingness to cooperate wasn't really taken into account. syria has informed the international community including the un security council that if it's found dangerous chemicals in areas

e.u. countries it would be impossible for sweden to offer entire world for insisting here to everyone who is poor and in europe so therefore the solution the long term solution must be for their own countries these people have to survive but effectively you're saying they can't do that here in sweden they have to leave if all they can do is beg now they are allowed to stay and we won't. ban banking i think it's bad idea but if you come to sweden you must find legal way of living you cannot. make settlement in parks and private property swedish law must be. powell. and the bro in the camp try to contest the eviction notice with out success now they have to decide what to do with. it just. go with it and not. just about a conduct of the year or two you may know from up when you there is a few blocks but. that's all know where that's. going to go. it's the shed you'll day of the fiction. is to robo wait for the police to arrive there joined by swedish supporters. and. summon malmo want to see the romance moved on i think it is being programmed for sweden the people to live that way. go back t

e.u. countries it would be impossible for sweden to offer the entire world francis to me here to everyone who is poor and in europe so therefore the solution in the long term solution must be found in their home countries these people have to survive but effectively you're saying they can't do that here in sweden they have to leave if all they can do is bank now they are allowed to stay and we won't have . a ban against banking i think it's bad idea but if you come to sweden you must find a way of living you cannot. sudden make unsettlement in parks and private property swedish nor must be a part of. the robot in the malmoe camp tried to contest the eviction notice with out success now they have to decide what to do. just. go with it and not. just about to come talk to my dear to you maybe not from up when you are there is a few blocks. just. little little bit about going to have to. fix the shed you will day of the addiction. as the rover wait for the police to arrive they're joined by swedish supporters. somebody malmo want to see the road. i think of this big broad river sweden the peo

e.u. we have to make something on the legislation against begging is something that. more european country has been doing and it has worked well for them and we're looking at those examples and we want to see them as we and as well so we have to make your voice heard especially when we have our government not doing anything and in the meantime it's just tough luck for these people who are begging here but well there's a tough luck for many people in the world but this is the situation we have to handle. two nights later back in malveaux the police finally turn off but the roma can it's four am in the morning. swedish activists are removed first pulls out one by water until only a few dozen roma remain. by daybreak the bulldozers have moved in and the hemmed in robots are released but they aren't going quietly. little bit the dust is that their beloved good night all of the one on the other shelter from the no zero debt in the world and young lady that is the dump. the crowd demands an ordinance with the city's head of social welfare caribbean nilson. as it becomes increasingly insistent sh

e.u. countries max where he mentioned the e.u. is facing a whole host of challenges bragg's of negotiations internal tensions over the migration crisis for example why should it be focusing on getting bigger right now . well sumi it's about influence because if you look at the western balkans there are a couple of countries that are challenging the european union for influence there for example russia that is very strong in that part of europe and also the chinese are starting to invest in those countries generally speaking in countries in eastern countries of the european union that is something that is worrying the u. institutions but i put that question exactly that question to the head of the foreign affairs committee here in strasbourg david mcallister he's a conservative and this is what he had to say well if you look at the map of europe you can see that the six most of the countries are surrounded by e.u. member states but no region in europe is so closely interlinked to be an opinion like these six states of the western b

e.u. countries it would be impossible for sweden to offer the entire world francis to here to everyone who is poor and in europe so therefore the solution the long term solution must be in their own countries these people have to survive but effectively you're saying they can't do that here in sweden they have to leave if all they can do. now they are allowed to stay and we won't have. banking i think it's bad idea but if you come to sweden you must find a way of living you cannot. suddenly make unsettlement in parks and private property swedish law must be a part of. the roma in the malmoe camp tried to contest the eviction notice without success now they have to decide what to do. with it and. it's. just about to come up here my dear to you maybe not from up when you. don't know that. that's no no. no no. it's the shed you'll day of the addiction. is the wait for the police to arrive joined by swedish supporters. want to see the road. i think it is being brought rivers. the people can live that way. they're going to go back to their guns or not as we do i sometimes. don't cancel your yel

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e.u. by our partner countries in the e.u. and indeed by britain that those things will be protected in phase two the negotiations and this is part of the problem is why you say that there is clarity on the part of ireland it's not clear what the u.k. government wants to see out of that i mean that the state of the border between are in the northern island is does seem to be directly challenged by breaks it this open border that you told me about that was negotiated twenty years ago in the good friday agreement that this is at the heart of the whole thing isn't it just just explain to us for our viewers who might not be familiar this why this matters so much to people not just in the. the republic of ireland but in northern ireland we're a tiny island on the edge of europe. and post break this we would we will form have the only land border between the e.u. and the u.k. will be on the island of ireland. and that is a significant part of the consideration and how exactly britain structures and indeed the e.u. structures britain

e.u. and a third country that captures the full depth and breadth of our existing relationship but there is precedent for comprehensive strategic relationships between the e.u. and third countries in other fields such as trade and there is no legal operational reason why such an agreement could not be reached in the area of internal security . however if the priority in the negotiations becomes avoiding any kind of new cooperation with a country outside the e.u. then this political doctrine and ideology would have damaging real world consequences for the security of all our people in the u.k. and the e.u. . let's be clear about what would happen if the means of this cooperation were abolished extradition under the european arrest warrant would cease extradition outside the european arrest warrant can cost four times as much and take three times as long it would mean an end to the significant exchange of data and engagement through europe law and it would mean the u.k. would no longer be able to secure evidence from european partners quickly through the european investigation order with stri

e.u. countries the arm of the law all too often ends at national borders. the trail goes cold in b.l. of our in northern croatia. according to investigators members of a local family clan of burglars are behind thousands of break ins in germany reporters are not welcome here. this house is the focus of the investigation the cars outside are expensive and have german license plates and i took you for many folks got their camera way. tell us about what you know about well you know we. speak croatian you're not there so it's just you wait. we're ambushed. our camera team attacked with tomatoes. yet. you got. like ok. for months reporters with german t.v. have been researching one of the biggest burglary gangs in german criminal history . a gang that operates throughout europe. it's believed to be responsible for one fifth of the break ins in germany. targeted maybe even a thousand break ins are just one part of the gangs. the perpetrators have made off with stolen goods worth millions and flaunt their spoils on social media well the victims are traumatized best it is an indication to you

e.u. they should be aware of the dangers of such actions that attempts one going. to make this country and neighbor off the farms and the e.u. and russia or the balkans to choose between the west and the east that you're in the german newspaper there was an article that the e.u. putin who will get western balkans this is not to cingular case of how they try to influence the public opinion to turn them into philosophy or our enemy or. yours the mechanism with the e.u. the sound may it's their partnership institutions and the bet to put pressure on us as others has not made our continent more secure and that conflict potential is growing and the crisis was seen all over the events in the middle east and northern africa showing that the western inforced forced to change then want to dream. and enforce model of development not only lead to a global cast in the region but actually fire that by the import of threats into europe first of all a surge in international terrorism and illegal migration and every thing that is connected with. all their forementioned should be taken into account to

e.u. countries concerned for its stability and survival but greece has cited its own security concerns as a vital part of any agreement but government in scope would be called. pond to remove articles in its constitution but greasers implied claims on its territory article forty nine talks about protecting macedonian minorities in neighboring countries article three leaves open the possibility of changing the country's borders in two thousand and eight the greeks vetoed former yugoslav macedonia as entry into nato undeterred the government in scope erected statues to ancient king alexander the great and his parents but now there's a more moderate government in scope here willing to compromise over the name and greece's official position has changed to accept a composite name that includes the word macedonia but as far as greeks are concerned these are legal niceties that skirts the real issue which is national identity from a long name symbolize something if i come to her house and we say we're going to have the same surname that means we have the same father and same rights this is none

e.u. countries eighteen people work here and the bosses any sudden break with the e.u. would be very damaging and something could be done to hold on to those stories still give ourselves a chance to write for the. if that's what has to happen then so be it but beginning a new trade deals with other countries can take years and years so upping the could be a lot of years of hurt before anything in them for the normal on friday prime minister's reason may will get her own breaks it speech but she could face a rebellion in parliament from some in her party who want to retain closer links with the you the fact that she doesn't have an overall majority means this move by labor could be significant when parliament votes of bricks it in the coming months barbara al-jazeera. norway is spending thirteen million dollars to upgrade the world storage bank of seeds the global seed vault opened ten years ago on monday on the arctic island of speil bought it celebrated his birthday by receiving seventy thousand new crop varieties. teachers ever sent to work nearly two weeks after my s

as a result of british post break as we will be the only english speaking common law country in the whole of the e.u. and when countries worldwide from all across asia the middle east and the us want to establish a presence for the very first time in the e.u. in an english speaking country where it's very very straightforward and very easy to do business we're hoping they will choose our and as that platform to launch themselves into a market of five hundred million people a market that we are fully committed to and a market where we've already established very very strong trading relationships so we do see that as an opportunity for our and we also see the opportunity where some of the financial services sector particularly in the city of london where they choose to relocate internationally we are competing with locations like frankfurt paris and brussels that are and will become a very attractive location for them to relocate to and to investing so it's not all bad in fact you know that our opportunity to pitch ourselves as that launch pad for the english speaking world into the e.u. will be a ver

e.u. countries very quickly and that's the most likely outcome. these things take a very long time. if we leave the world's biggest trading block and don't get a bunch of deals with other big countries quickly we are going to suffer. i can't see any way around it. mark: in the subject of forecasting, if you look at the markets, the expectations now are that the bank of england will maybe create sooner than what was believed to be the case, at least a month ago. some investment banks are bringing forward their u.k. rate hike expectation as well. are you in the wake of recent macroeconomic data? ian: well, the growth data for the end of the year were a little bit better than expected. if that was the only thing happening then, yes, we would probably look for the next hike to come sooner. but, i think it's important to appreciate the bank is very concerned, very keen to see what will happen to inflation and specifically how quickly it comes down this year. i think there is a good chance it will come down faster than they think. the bank underestimated to the extent to the drop in sterl

e.u. member countries to coordinate not only security policy but also foreign policy the warning came from intelligence and defense officials from the u.s. europe northern africa and the middle east all of them saying even if the islamic state assume defeated the battle against jihadism could take at least a generation and the clashes came between u.s. and russian officials in the wake of friday's indictment of thirteen russians for allegedly interfering in u.s. elections the russian foreign minister. said that those. were blather the american national security adviser said the u.s. will expose and go after any attempt to use cyberspace to subvert democracy that was day two at the munich security conference i'm willin to create. also in munich turkish prime minister banal of the era issued a strong defense of his government's right to defend itself he said turkey was a constitutional country where the rule of law is strong and said no one has the right to question their government he also said relations between germany and turkey are improving this a day after encore released a turkish ger

e.u. budget will also guarantee a good strong policy of less developed countries require continuing to support our e.u. a structure of still considered to be of benefit to all member countries so that whatever challenges there all of our can be tackled that is again a question of its own internal logic that it is the way we understand this solidarity is not a one way street. it is up to every single member country never to lose sight of being responsible for the home which also includes we must make sure we maintain our joint values which after all is what the european union is based on in makes it even more original tomorrow's meeting or informal meeting of the type to seventy heads of state and government we will also look at how to promote your ally dialogues among the citizens that is one way in which we try to get. more into the day to day awareness of people i think that's a very important thing to do as the former government we had a dialogue with european citizens which was not want video enlightening but we also need to advertise the european idea we need to try to get people in fizzy

e.u. member countries to coordinate not only security policy but also foreign policy the warning came from intelligence and defense officials from the u.s. europe northern africa and the middle east all of them saying even if the islamic state is soon defeated the battle against jihadism could take at least a generation and the clashes came between the u.s. and russian officials in the wake of friday's indictment of thirteen russians for allegedly interfering in u.s. elections the russian foreign minister. said that those. were blather the american national security adviser said the u.s. will expose and go after any attempt to use cyberspace to subvert democracy that was due to at the munich security conference on melinda crane. in a few days rank and file social democrats look at their ballots for a poll that will determine germany's next government they're voting on whether they're part of should accept the coalition deal its leaders hammered out with chancellor merkel's conservatives we caught up with party bigwigs in hamburg where they were working to sell the deal to a skeptical party

e.u. once the countries to sort of put up their own security forces what the e.u. doesn't want is to be is stuck in the sort of quick military quick mire there for years already.

e.u. countries we are aware that in certain countries. in the north of the e.u.there are rallies being held in support of the neo natsios we know that this involves south me and that is being actively used in ukraine for example there was a sofa by tele n. symbols does match the s.s. symbols. and when i'm talking about symbols and emblems all those such marches are very symbolic and i guess that many in europe do remember what it might lead to but this manner is behavior behavior. to try to destroy anything on radical to you criticize. all areas of life and you see them wanting. to deny the right to study in your own language with regards to national minorities and the ban on the unwanted media. that assaults on russian orthodox churches. those are just the traits for their radical nationalists and they are changed with me and that's a huge so i guess everyone present here do follows how the situation in europe unfolds and they are quite aware of when talking about. thank you very much it's a given and of applause to the russian foreign minister thank you thank y

to be fair canada iceland there are other countries that are not in the e.u. that have an interest in how the europeans spend their defense money ok well what's it looking like are europeans entertaining a future where there is no u.s. leadership on security issues i think that would be hard to imagine it will always be the largest military in nato spending the most on of its own g.d.p. on defense so i don't think it could ever be. transatlantic security relationship without the u.s. obviously but i think that the term presidency has certainly given the e.u. given european governments a taste of what it's like to have europe have u.s. leadership that they're not always in sync with and as as some of my expert said if this is what it took to push europeans toward more self-sufficiency so be it but there are definitely going to be some transatlantic tensions to work out. thanks so much for bring us up to date on the latest there from brussels. well it's that time of year again berlin's international film festival the belly nala began last night as ten days of sc

e.u. bar by our partner countries in the e.u. and indeed by britain that those things will be protected in face to the negotiations and this is part of the problem is why you say that there is clarity on the part of ireland it's not clear what the u.k. government wants to see out of that i mean that the state of the border between our and the northern ireland is does seem to be doing. actually challenged by breaks it this open border that you told me about that was negotiated twenty years ago in the good friday agreement that this is at the heart of the whole thing isn't it just just explain to us for our viewers who might not be familiar this why this matters so much to people not just in in the republic of ireland but in northern ireland when we're a tiny island on the edge of europe. and post break this we would we will form have the only land border between the e.u. and the u.k. we'll be on the island of ireland. and that is a significant part of the consideration and how exactly britain structures and indeed the e.u. structu

e.u. countries eighteen people work here and the bosses any sudden break with the e.u. would be very damaging something can be done to hold on to those size so give ourselves a chance to fight for the. if that's what house to happen then so be it but beginning a new trade deals with other countries can take years and years so upping the could be a lot of years of hurt before any in them for the normal on friday prime minister to resume a will give her a break sit speech but she could face a rebellion in parliament from some in her party who want to retain closer links with the new the fact that she doesn't have an overall majority means this move by labor could be significant when parliament votes of bricks it in the coming months the barber al-jazeera. so i have for you on the news from spring left wayne. is getting ready to kick off a new chapter in his life i'll have that story and much more sports. from. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places to get the. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. thank you so much

e.u. countries eighteen people work here and the bosses any sudden break with the e.u. would be very damaging and something could be done to hold on to those sorry still give ourselves a chance to write free of the. if that's what has to happen then so be it but beginning new trade deals with other countries can take years and years so upping the could be a lot of years. before any in them for the normal on friday prime minister to resume a will give her own breaks it speech but she could face a rebellion in parliament from some in her party who want to retain closer links with the you the fact that she doesn't have an overall majority means this move by labor could be significant when parliament votes of bricks it in the coming months barbara al-jazeera. teachers have now returned to work daily two weeks after the mass shooting at a school in florida seventeen people were killed when a gunman entered the school in the city of parkland and opened fire police a facing more criticism that they didn't do enough to prevent the shooting and he gallacher reports. in the days

remain an outward engaged country a country that loves europe but one which was does not want to be wielded to the institutions bind it to the institutions of the e.u. a country that is free to see trade deals with fast growing economies in the far east south korea and the rest of it a country that can choose high skilled immigrants from all over the world well all of that is fine but i think there are a number of problems having said that i think that his motivations don't necessarily chime with the motivations of many of the seventeen million people who voted leave many of whom are older and perhaps of a more nostalgic view of british society and britain's place in the world another problem a real lack of detail of where britain is going in and we are running out of time what will that customs agreement with the e.u. really look like what will the border between northern ireland and ireland look like these details boris johnson ignored completely and i'll leave you with one final thought boris johnson is a very divisive figure in the united kingdom is he really the best politician who should be making an appeal for unity. all right back to that i

e.u. countries concerned for its stability and survival but greece has cited its own security concerns as a vital part of any agreement the government would be called upon to remove articles in its constitution but implied claims territory article forty nine talks about protecting macedonian minorities in neighboring countries article three leaves open the possibility of changing the country's borders in two thousand and eight the greeks vetoed former yugoslav macedonia as entry into nato undeterred the government in scorpio erected statues to ancient king alexander the great and his parents but now there's a more moderate government in scope here willing to compromise over the name and greece's official position has changed to accept a composite name that includes the word macedonia but as far as greeks are concerned these are legal niceties that skirts the real issue which is national identity but the. name symbolize something if i come to her house and we say we're going to have the same surname that means we have the same father and same right this is none and we're not obliged to get

e.u. countries and fifty percent of our imports come from the you that it's in both our interests both our interests for that trade to remain tariff free well our jersey has been in barbers in coventry where corbin gave that speech maybe him so what more has germany corben been saying and how important was this speech. well daryn i think most people will tell you that it was fairly important because of the pressure that mr cosby has been under from some of his own members of parliament but also from business leaders to to show distinctly different approach from the government in terms of post bricks it trade deals or trade relations with the european union you heard him talk about the importance of keeping close ties economically with the e.u. he warned against trying to hold trying to hope for free trade deals with the u.s. with china saying that that would lead to a weakening of environmental protections of workers' rights things like that but one of the stronger least one of the most positive reactions to the speech has actually come from the confederation of british industry quite surp

say they tried to meddle militarily and politically and countries like ukraine and georgia who are not safe in terms of being nato members and e.u. members in latvia estonia lithuania those small baltic countries that were once part of the soviet union they can't do that so they have to be more subtle they have to find other ways to do it i'm as i said before i'm speculating here but if russia wanted to meddle they would have to do it in the most subtle way such as this putting a wedge between lots of other european union euro currency countries for example what is the response from the kremlin. well there hasn't been a response yet as far as i know all there will be i think all there will be just all we do have nothing to do with it because if they did it and we have to stress this point we don't know yet but if they did it they don't have to do anything more those days so the seeds of distrust between lotfi and the european union and it's going to be a success for them but. it's not clear yet the other interesting thing here is that latvia as a you as a member so wouldn't this be not only an attack on latvia but also want to t

e.u. once the countries to sort of put up their own security forces what the e.u. doesn't want is to be is stuck in the sort of correct military craigmile are there for years or decades to come was their own european boots on the ground that is not going to happen so the rest of the russian now is to say the africans themselves people from the region soldiers from the region they know how to move there they know how to sort of proceed and how to get results there but they need everything from training to equipment to some sort of supervision command structures and everything all this has to be built up it costs a lot of money so the european union has no doubled its funding to one hundred million euros the arab countries are giving some money the united states a bit and they are trying to reach three hundred million today but the even going to need more next year because this multinational troop is supposed to be operational mid twenty eighteen that is very and bishops says finances force is going from what you say most of them to still be recruited look at lee but

remain an outwardly engaged country a country that loves europe but one which was does not want to be wielded to the institutions bind it to the institutions of the e.u. a country that is free to see trade deals with fast growing economies in the far east south korea and the rest of it a country that can choose high skilled immigrants from all over the world well all of that is fine but i think there are a number of problems having said that i think that his motivations don't necessarily chime with the motivations of many of the seventeen million people who voted leave many of whom are older and perhaps of a more nostalgic view of british society and britain's place in the world another problem a real lack of detail of where britain is going in bret's it and we are running out of time what will that customs agreement with the e.u. really look like what will the border between northern ireland and ireland look like these details boris johnson ignored completely and i'll leave you with one final thought boris johnson is a very divisive figure in the united kingdom is he really the best politician who should be making an appeal for unity israeli prime m

e.u. brags that would leave a gap in the budget. of course those countries would be receiving money stability funds for example or funds to restart their economies hard to put a number tag on that that we know that there are also economic interest from the european union so the e.u. has according to the commission invested ten billion euros in the last five years so there's not only money to be lost there but also money to be made. man in strasbourg thank you max now to some other stories making news around the world poland's president says he will sign a controversial halakhah bill into law that unjaded us says he'll let the country's constitutional court decide on its legality it makes it illegal to suggest poland was involved in nazi germany as crimes and bans the term polish death camps israel and the us have criticized the dark of lawmakers in the maldives say soldiers have forced their way into the country supreme court building it comes just after the government declared a state of emergency were in response to a spiraling political crisis the country