e.u. countries to take on their share of migrants if not they could close their waters to operations sophia's ships. the e.u. is feeling the pressure the issue of how to share the management of migration flows that is not an issue for one single country is a common european issue this is why we have a european union operation at sea and this is why i believe that even if it's a very difficult discussion. it would be good if member states considered taking more responsibility the three year old mission is supposed to clamp down on people smuggling and illegal migration across the mediterranean but it has also rescued people off to live in coast and to live it them to italy around fifty thousand so far that's too much for rooms hard right government some e.u. member states say the problem is not with operations of fear the misuse of the operation severe doesn't have a problem it works well and has the important task of combating people smuggling and training libyan coast guards the problem is the dublin regulation it needs to be solved irrespective of whether we have the operations of fear whic

e.u. countries have agreed to take in some of the one hundred forty one migrants on board a rescue ship malta says it will now allow the m.v. aquarius to dock it ends a four day standoff during which spain to new zealand malta and all refuse the ship entry the migrants will now go to france germany luxembourg portugal and spain. well those are the headlines the news continues here on al jazeera the inside story station consulship. turkey in crisis its currency has hit a record low the markets are nervous president there don't want to use outsiders of mounting an economic war but who's to blame and what are the implications at home and abroad this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. the turkish lira is facing an unprecedented crash it has lost more than forty percent of its value against the dollar in recent days and its meltdown is rattling global markets turkey central bank has stepped in with measures it hopes will reassure turks and financial markets and the finance ministry says it has an action plan in place turkish president to one blames the crisis on what he calls econo

e.u. countries after greece.alright let's get the asian perspective on this particular issue we're crossing over now to linda hong a correspondent in single poor good to have you with us linda do you know of any investors in the region that would be interested in italian debt well italian debt seems to be quite not so attractive i mean if you look at it you look at the g.d.p. to debt ratio it's about hundred ten debt to g.d.p. ratio it's about one hundred thirty percent and that means that it's very hard based on economic growth of one point five percent last year and projected again the same this year that it will be able to service its debt and so it attractiveness may not be that appealing to asian investors which is seeing quite a bit of growth as compared to european economy that's already maturing talking of growth i mean there's a lot of money around certainly since today with hong kong stocks seeing their biggest one day gain in six months what's triggered to that a jump. well those central banks in the o

e.u. countries agreed to take the man on saturday that it's really began allowing them to disembark. wary sick many on hunger strike the migrants on board the dish shotty are finally allowed onto dry land stuck in catan has harvest since monday they're exhausted and many are traumatized after their journeys. say the i don't know what i wanted to sue minus we've heard inhumane stories of female suffering for example a twenty two year old eritrean woman who says it took her two years to get here and she was raped every step of the way. she paid lots of money to traffic is and has a bullet wound on her hand. for the mother for. the italian government had refused to let them off the boats until other e.u. states agree to take some of them in island would take in twenty to twenty five albania not in the e.u. will take in twenty italian prime minister giuseppe conti confound the catholic church will take in one hundred is interior minister imitator cell vini is under investigation by sicilian prosecutors he's accused of the illegal detention of the migrants and abuse of office responding i

e.u. country has offered to open any of its ports to the sofia mission. starts with sports news now the draw for the champions league group stage is taking place in monaco there are four german teams involved in the tournament group a c's. draw on the long side league champions of late to go madrid meanwhile valley rivals shaka. the national champions of russia portugal and turkey in group d. german champions byron munich have what looks like a fairly easy group unfortunately for hoffenheim who are playing in the champions league proper for the first time in their history they face an uphill battle given that they've got manchester city and leone to contend with. it's day four of the u.s. open in new york and some of the big names have booked their sponsors in the third round the twenty sixteen champion germany's unsurely kara had a rough ride in her match against you on the larsen of sweden after winning the opening set the number four seed dropped the second before recovering in the decider six two five seven six four the final score fifth seed and two

e.u. defense ministers to rotate the ports that migrants embark at calling on other countries to share the load of the ears joint naval mission in the mediterranean operation sophia was created to target people smuggling but it's ended up rescuing thousands of migrants since its launch in two thousand and fifteen under current rules operation sophia brings all those rescued to italy rome says that practice is no longer acceptable and wants it changed or else it could stop accepting migrants . all the easy. chief diplomat frederick says it's a divisive issue and one that e.u. states need to tackle together here's what she had to say a short while ago the issue of how to share the management of migration flows that is not an issue for one single country but is a common this is why we have a european union operation at sea and this is why i believe that even if it's a very difficult discussion. it would be good if member states considered taking more responsibility so i'm very serious back but it's a difficult discussion i don't see with the ministers how much political space we have to move

e.u. countries likely to respond to at least request. the problem is that so far they have not found any volunteers. neither the french government nor the spanish has said ok wheels sort of take over from italy because the rules so far of course have been and that's the also rule rules of international law that the harvest that are closed and that is in case it should leave mostly sicily in this case to the libyan coast i suppose to take in those vessels that come was rescued people on board however italy now really wants to use force there is blackmail in the room italy is threatening to not to agree to the next e.u. budget to not pay its fees to the european union and so on and so forth which is for the whole he's doing the atmosphere at the moment there seems to be not really a way out however if they don't find a solution emissions of more or less is at its end barrino bottom line here is that the italian government is saying it is important to distribute migrants picked up at sea within the e.u. are they getting anywhere with that p

e.u. countries must take them. ranger a few g.'s in bangladesh have been marking one year since the start of the myanmar army crackdown that forced them to leave their homes protesters marched through the corpses bazaar region where hundreds of thousands are living in makeshift camps grandma says it's ready to take back the refugees but there's been little progress in resolving the crisis the muslim minority will hinge i demanding equal rights with others in myanmar. the crackdown began after he has carried out coordinated attacks on some thirty police stations that killed a dozen officers which took a look back now at what happened next. a never ending line of refugees streaming across the border from me amar to bangladesh. made after security forces launched a brutal offensive against them last august. looted and torched. they raped tortured and killed thousands of. across the border in bangladesh the refugees have settled in sprawling camps. as they've tried to settle in here with stories of unimaginable horrors have emerged. so

e.u. defense ministers to rotate the ports of migrants disembark at calling on other countries to share the load the e.u. says joint naval mission in the mediterranean operation sophia was created to target people smuggling but it's rescued thousands of people since its launch in two thousand and fifteen and under current rules operation sophia brings all of those rescued to italy rome says that practice is no longer acceptable and want to change or else it could stop accepting migrants. well european defense ministers are meeting in vienna today for the second day of talks and after trying to as announcement operation sophia is likely to be the number one item on the agenda we have our correspondent barbara basell there covering the talks for us in vienna barbara good morning to you operations of fear was supposed to help stop people smuggling and prevent further deaths at sea why is it lee pushing to have this changed. it's really just want to except to the both of the other european countries anymore who are involved in the mission sophia it's simply one's to keep his harvest totally clo

e.u. country has offered to open any of its ports to the syfy emission. our sports news now is day four of the u.s. open in new york and some of the big names have booked their spots in the third round the fifth seed into time wimbledon champion petra could tova had a tough start against china as you have fun wang but the czech player eased through the second set to beat her opponent seven five six three germany's angelica care but had a rough ride in her match against johana larsen of sweden after winning the opening set the number four seed dropped the second before recovering in the decider to move into the next round six two five seven six four and in the men's tournament he hung showing the twenty three seed from south korea crashed out in three sets he was beaten by world number eighty four mikhail. are going to talk about some flying fish now the u.s. state of utah has revealed its latest method for replacing trout stocks in its high mountain lakes a take a look what you're seeing here a fish being dropped from a specially fitted airplane from abou

e.u. countries like north macedonia and serbia the worry about new forms of news and we've heard plenty of that we've ignored the fact that most of our citizens think our newspapers churn out what they believe to be fake news every day well apart from proposals about putting in place a revamp for the b.b.c. opposition leader corben also work talked about the need to increase the influence of public interest journalism as well as local newspapers that he sees as now being quite underfunded and not being able to properly function while they're an important part of communities around this country he also said there should be a creation of a british digital corporation and overall. said he believes that the public should have more control of the press and the media as opposed to those in power in terms of his statements on the b.b.c. we did reach out to them for commentary and they told us they are not commenting on this topic we heard from political analyst chris bambery he says germy corbin's ideas about the media resonate with the british public. you know the b.b.c. in particular are being

e.u. countries like north macedonia and serbia the worry about new forms of news and we've heard plenty of that we've ignored the fact that most of our citizens think our newspapers churn out what they believe to be fake news every day well apart from proposals about putting in place a revamp for the b.b.c. opposition leader corben also work talked about the need to increase the influence of public interest journalism as well as local newspapers that he sees as now being quite underfunded and not being able to properly function while they're an important part of communities around this country he also said there should be a creation of a british digital. corporation and overall said he believes that the public should have more control of the press and the media as opposed to those in power in terms of his statements on the b.b.c. we did reach out to them for commentary and they told us they are not commenting on this topic we heard from political analyst chris bambery he says jimmy corbin's ideas about the media resonate with the british public you know the b.b.c. in particular been seen a

countries including spain the netherlands and italy have introduced partial bans outside the e.u. turkey has a partial ban as well despite being a muslim majority country we spoke with a muslim woman affected by the new danish ban she thinks it will only arm salute the community even further. they argue that it's going to integrate into society even more but the reality is that many of us we used to go to school we used to work as after this law we can't go to school we can't work any more weeks of possible for us to be a part of society now that we're criminalized we're actually criminals so we think it's a part of a bigger picture of the you pick use it in trying to discriminate against muslims take away the rights of muslims by going after a minority within a minority in the muslim community such as the women who choose to wear the new op as muslim women are from women in dialogue we've made the decision that we're going to keep on where the no up we're not ready to throw everything that we believe in in order to sit in that they're trying to make of what it in each person is th

e.u. countries you member states actually are in favor of turkish actually you know one membership anymore he said and you struck not you have the accuracy of the reactions yes or the reaction of the country who has been waiting at the door for sixty years ok sixty years so i was away that it is turkey is a mistake so why they said yes so why threaten europe in march last year when the diplomatic running what can what kind of threatening in march last year when there's a magic route with germany was at its height your president said that if europe continues this way no european in any part of the world can walk safely on the streets that's what he said. that's a threat that's a direct threat no it is not a truck and that not being a threat it is not a threat it is the actually he is warning the europe if you are in hypocrisy in our fight against terrorism and if you are the terrorists to active to be active in your countries if you. believe that the batteries but is the best one if you allow them to raise money forcibly if you are their illegal activities in your countries and in defeat. t

e.u. of acting unfairly allowing several balkan countries to join first and he said turkey deserves to join the e.u. earlier than any other content turkey has been waiting for sixty years and in the last sixteen years we made a lot of reforms when we had the best relations with the european union i mean in two thousand and six immediately after we started the negotiations and some countries france and also the european union commission block several chapters and those days we didn't have any better relations with the europeans it was excellent so what he's trying to do that is to say that my deputy prime minister it wants when we do the reforms and when we reach the opening and closing banks fans of the chapters unfortunately due to the poll tacl off because we haven't made any. yes so why don't you respect his opening he's the deputy prime ministers and you question every statement of one turkish politicians but when you never question the european site or not being stung doesn't mean of course we question the european side but you don't represent europe so i'm i don't know than we were i

e.u. countries will participate in burden sharing and taken more migrants rescue to see . are they getting anywhere with their counterparts. they have in a way of course just had a certain amount of wind in this game of blackmailing their neighbors that they've been playing for the last two months but if you look at the latest migrant vessels coming in they got redistributed so of course this is just sort of putting all to make and really pushing people it does get certain results but that's not a political solution you can't every time a migrant boat comes into european voters say oh who is going to it's like an auction you know who's going to take some people in twenty he takes thirty that that is not possible and it's undignified and it's politically really just a very bad idea so needs to be a better solution but at the moment there is no way other countries don't volunteer france doesn't spain doesn't they have their own problems migrants coming across from morocco for instance and so the situation is really is really very bad but what will happen if things go on like

countries including spain the netherlands and italy have introduced partial bans and outside the e.u. turkey has a partial ban as well despite being a muslim majority country we spoke with a muslim woman affected by the new danish ban she thinks it will only isolate the community even further. they argue that it's going to integrate into society even more but the reality is that many of us we used to go to school we used to work as after this law we can't go to school we can't work anymore we said possible for us to be a part of society now that we're criminalized we're actually criminals so we think it's a part of a bigger picture of the kids it includes trying to discriminate against muslims take away the rights of muslims by going after a minority within a minority in the muslim community such as the women who choose to wear the new op as muslim women are from women in dialogue we've made the decision that we're going to keep on where the new up we're not ready to throw everything that we believe in in order to fit this description that they're trying to make of what it in each per

e.u. countries well france was the first country to impose a full bomb in twenty eleven other nations including spain the netherlands armed italy introduced partial bombs and outside the e.u. turkey has a parcel bomb as well despite it being a muslim majority country but we spoke with a muslim woman affected by the new danish bomb she thinks it's a little if further isolate the community they argue that it's going to integrate into society even more but the reality is that many of us we used to go to school we used to work as after this law we can't go to school we can't work anymore we possible for us to be a part of society now that we are criminalised were actually criminals so we think it's a part of a bigger picture of the you pick you that in trying to discriminate against muslims take away the rights of muslims by going after a minority within a minority in the muslim community such as the women who choose to wear the op as muslim women from women in dialogue we made the decision that we're going to keep away than up we're not ready to throw everything that we believe in in order to fit

e.u. countries as well. france was the first to introduce such a broad in twenty eleven other countries such as spain the netherlands and italy also have some place outside the e.u. turkey has a partial ban as well as the spot being a muslim majority country we spoke with a muslim woman affected by the new danish ban she says it will only further isolate the community they argue that it's going to integrate into society even more but the reality is that many of us we used to go to school leave to work as after this fall we can't go to school we can't work anymore we think possible for us to be a part of society now that we're criminalized so we're actually criminals so we think it's a part of a bigger picture of a bigger picture that in crude trying to discriminate against muslims take away the rights of muslims by going after a minority within a minority in the muslim community such as the women who choose to wear the new op as muslim women are from women in dialogue we made the decision that we're going to

e.u. countries. so you stop and think about that percentage. now, i'm not certain the number's right. i asked my people to look at it, but you look at which are the non-e.u. countries and how much europe's defense comes from them, and i think we're going to find plenty of reason, plenty of common ground. we don't have to develop the common ground. there's plenty of common ground that exists. for us really to find a way through disagreement, and i think the last summit where there was a very open discussion on burden-sharing and how we all have to commit to keeping these experiments alive and strong. we actually came out stronger in this regard. now, every nation has its own opinions on things, and there's a lot of issues in play. i respect that. but i am not concerned that the democracies will suddenly lose the common ground of many years of working together and certainly the values we all share. those stand. so we'll be together at the end of the day. we'll take one more. no, thank you. i want to take someone else here. right back here. reporter: thank you, mr. secretary. from turkis

calls are growing louder to ease immigration and employment restrictions for people from countries outside the e.u. such as albania with or without academic qualifications. telecoms giant vodafone australia operation is set to merge with the country's a second biggest internet provider service t p g telecom the deal is said to be worth eleven billion dollars now vodafone has been struggling where is the third biggest mobile phone provider in a joint venture with hong kong based hutchinson it's hoping the black merger will allow it to provide a stronger makes of services beyond mobile phones similar to the strategy what a phone has been following in countries like germany where it's bolster its own services by buying major internet and cable t.v. providers. japanese or studies giant panasonic plans to move its european that quarters to amsterdam from london in october to avoid any taxes use linked to that the u.k. is exit from the european union could mean that japanese authorities may treat britain as a tax haven if that happened on a sonic would face retroactive taxes for its u.k. operations back

e.u. country which of course is a spot he says spends a right yes i've never heard anything bad before it's not like the potatoes are worse just because they're from spain. where's that from. and holy ok that's all right so let's keep looking these are from decent strain ok. in the supermarkets we mostly find fruit and vegetables from spain what strikes us most is spanish produce is particularly cheap one kilogram of oranges costs only ninety nine cents. a cucumber is just thirty nine cents. most of the proceeds from the region. how can they produce so much at such a low cost. we want to see for ourselves and so we set out to under the province of maria. it's enormous fields or even visible from outer space. one huge blanket of plastic roofs. the greenhouses cover four hundred square kilometers. more than one hundred thirty thousand people working under culture here last year alone streaming exported more than three point eight billion euros worth of fresh produce to germany. it's the largest concentration of greenhouses in the world. we meet with representatives of interests a co-operative

e.u. countries as well france was the first through impose a full band back in twenty eleven other countries such as spain the netherlands and italy have also introduced partial bans outside of europe turkey's seen a partial ban despite being a muslim majority country we spoke with a muslim woman affected by the new danish but she thinks it will only further isolate the community. they argue that it's going to integrate into society even more but the reality is that many of us we used to go to school we used to work as after this fall we can't go to school we can't work any more weeks and possible for us to be a part of society now that we're criminalized we're actually criminals so we think it's a part of a bigger picture a bigger picture that includes trying to discriminate against muslims take away the rights of muslims by going after a minority within a minority in the muslim community such as the women who choose to wear the new op as muslim women from women in dialogue we've made the decision that we're going to keep on where the new up we're not ready to throw everything that we belie

e.u. countries to from swan's the first nation to impose a full bomb in twenty eleven other countries including spain the netherlands and italy have introduced partial bonds the e.u. turkey as a partial bomb as well the spike being a muslim majority country we spoke with a muslim woman affected by the new danish bomb she thinks it'll only further isolate the community they argue that it's going to integrate into society even more but the reality is that many of us we used to go to school leavers who were as after this law we can't go to school we can't work anymore we think possible for us to be a part of society now that we're criminalized so we're actually so we think it's a part of the bigger picture of the you pick you that includes trying to discriminate against muslims take away the rights of muslims by going after iran already within a minority in the muslim community such as the women who choose to wear the op as muslim women are from women in dialogue we made the decision that we're going to keep always in the up we're not ready to throw everything that we believe in in order to fit th

e.u. countries today in these people are on board apparently s starving themselves to death. so, where does this leave the situation between rome and brussels? berene: there was no appetite in brussels to give into any italian demands today, because the rather unconventional, very hawkish approach of italy to this problem was perceived as a kind of blackmail, as populist brickman ship. so, it was rejected, and the migrants have to be more patient on this coast guard vessel. the whole situation is kind because italy is holding its own italian military vessel in an italian port hostage. and nevertheless, the italian prime minister accuse the e.u. of hypocrisy. host: let's listen to italy's deputy prime minister ahead of todaday's meeting. >> if the european union ststics with hisis attitude,f nothingg comes out of the european commission meeting onn rediststricting migrants, the five-star and i will not bee willing to give 20 billion euros each year to the european u uni. host: so, berne, if italy does follow through on this threat, what effect would it have on the e.u.? berne:

e.u. countries agreed to take in some of the one hundred forty one migrants on board a rescue ship malta says it will now allow the m.v. aquarius to dock it is a four day standoff during which time spain. i will refuse the ship and treat the migrants and i go to france germany luxembourg space those are the headlines the news continues here at al-jazeera of the kind of those doxie which. i like finding old friends and when he has what i know here by from the residential school the mohawk institute when we first went in there we were my sister and i were separated into groups and i had one older girl that took me under her wing and my sister don we need look after her well i don't you know when i was there i don't even remember going there i don't even remember the people picking me up but in my home i remember that. all i know i was just there so then i met this this older. person who on this show and the girl kind of took care of me when i was growing up. and she told me when she's ready to leave because she was in twelve thirteen maybe fourteen she said that she was going to ask her mother

e.u. country has offered to open any of its ports to the sophie emission. will still to come on the day uganda's rebel wall maker bobby why he faces charges of treason and says he was tortured in president will take a look at the former pop star taking on uganda's political elites. what would van kleist generation say if they saw our world today they would be alarmed by the growing inability and even on willingness to separate truth from lives they would be alarmed that more and more of our fellow citizens seem to be flirting with the author are tearing ism and romanticizing it as our moral equivalent. that was u.s. senator john mccain speaking at last year's munich security conference his warning to america's european allies of the growing threat of populism came just months before he was diagnosed with brain cancer on saturday u.s. senator john mccain the guy or tonight people in mccain's home state of arizona said farewell to the man who represented them in washington for more than three decades in phoenix and mourners from both of the major us political

e.u. countries to france was the first nation to impose a cold bottle in twenty eleven all the countries including spain the netherlands and italy have introduced parcel bombs the e.u. turkey as a parcel bomb as well despite it being a muslim majority country we spoke with a muslim woman affected by the new danish ban she thinks it will only further isolate the community. they argue that it's going to integrate into society even more but the reality is that many of us we used to go to school we used to work as after this law we can't go to school we can't work anymore weeks impossible for us to be a part of society now that we're criminalized so we're actually so we think it's a part of a bigger picture of the pic you that in trying to discriminate against muslims take away the rights of muslims by going after a minority within a minority in the muslim community such as the women who choose to wear the new op as muslim women from women in dialogue we made the decision that we're going to keep on where the no up we're not ready to throw everything that we believe in in order to fit this description

e.u. country has offered to open any of its ports to the syfy emission. in an effort to reduce its dependence on technology from other countries germany is planning a new cybersecurity research agency now like many other countries germany faces a daily barrage of cyber attacks on its government and industrial computer networks the new agency is modeled on the pentagon's cyber defense agency washington earmarks almost three billion euros for its agency per year its new german counterpart is starting with a budget of forty million. in february twenty sixth ina number of operations were postponed at a hospital in the german city of noice the reason an attack on the computer systems it's just one example of many that german government wants to better protect the country and its citizens in the future with the creation of a new federal agency germany currently lags behind in cybersecurity. germany should take the lead internationally in cyber security or at least a leading role. that still by name and. several systems are already in place to deal with cyber sec

e.u. countries this is not a brussels ones of cause brussels one's a long term solution of the relocation mechanism for all the countries but it's still far away because of the countries say we don't take any margins anymore but then how united are italy in hungary here they do differ over their views on what should happen to migrants. well but it comes to practical terms the defense lot because italy hungary actually to take some migrants from the rescue ships in the us but hungary says fiercely knows so this sort of buried among nationalists of cause is very limited but they are papering this differences over hungary that says don't let anybody in so there's no need for relocation. hard to get these then freaking reporting for us there from brussels baron thank you. here in germany politicians are searching for answers after a violent far right protest in the city of camden the on rest was triggered by the fatal stabbing of a german man allegedly by two migrants from iraq and syria scenes of protesters giving nazi salutes and attacking people they took for foreigners have shocked the co

e.u. countries agreed to accept the migrants on board that vessel the deal ends the latest standoff between members that kept the ngo ship and one hundred forty one people stranded at sea for days without safe harbor. after days at sea the exhausted travelers will be docking in malta. rescued off the coast of libya the one hundred forty one migrants on board the aquarius were in turn rejected by several coastal countries including italy. italy cannot continue to be the refugee camp of europe so obviously italy's determination and courage to say no has opened europe's. most of those but yet it will. now five european union countries spain france germany portugal and luxembourg have agreed to accept the asylum seekers yet the last few days have left the search and rescue charities exhausted and frustrated by their prolonged deliberations we really believe that there is a need and urgent as there is in human nature and tragedy which is still ongoing. we need to first of all risk to people at sea and then he's embarked in safety in a court of safety according to the preacher yeah from our time