e.u. country they reach. so it is former government with its hardline interior minister matteo salvini simply refuse to allow any migrants to disembark. since then multi-year which is hosting today's summit has had to take in more migrants as has cyprus so small islands one change italy's new government is more conciliatory than the previous one but insists the solution is needed. for europe to turn a page and move towards structural management of incoming migrants rather than emergency management italy has always asked for this it's hoped today's summit in malta will lead to a breakthrough germany is spearheading efforts to create a mechanism for automatically allocating rescued migrants to various e.u. countries that could mean an end to the days when rescue ships packed with desperate people are turned away from europe sports. and the abuse then we get is at the migration summit in malta then of this summit in salute at the distribution of refugees but it seems only 5 countries are taking part why is that

e.u. country they reach. and that has been a major bone of contention for european countries that border the mediterranean now a deal struck by germany france italy malta and finland could finally see an end to the rout over the redistribution of migrants rescued in the mediterranean it's a plan that would take the burden off italy and malta and foresees the swift relocation of migrants to other a u. members part of the plan could see germany taking in a quarter of those migrants to help process that asylum applications the lawyers at the the people that have brought onto land have to be redistributed to kind of their security status can be determined through a process of interviews but it's impossible to determine their legal status in such a short 4 week period so their right to asylum is for example what will be decided in germany. these are just the bones of the plan which will be put to the e.u.'s other interior ministers at a wider summit in october for now at least there's hope that could soon be an end

e.u. countries but this will only happen if other e.u. countries join this coalition of the willing and if that is the case it indeed malta would be able to reopen the ports for private ships which rescue of these people between libya and italy but this is the only theory as of now the decision has not been taken. and as you said this is a draft agreement how likely is it that other european union stage are going to back the plan i mean do they just plan to do the same thing as germany france italy malta in finland for example. the video a crucial meeting in october in luxembourg and all of the home affairs minister of the e.u. meet who are dealing with migration and then the judge in minister jose if i expect as least 12 maybe 14 to join this coalition of the willing and also to take migrants it's clear that for example hungry in poland will not show solidarity with italian military but others have to and only then the closest system book in germany proposed 25 percent france would also take maybe 25 percent italy 10 and then they have to

e.u. countries have been accepting a lot of these arrivals but only on an ad hoc basis this has left malta to shelter thousands in makeshift accommodations like these. there are over a 1000 people living in the whole far camp 8 people contain. the residents i spoke to had the same complaints long lines for the bathroom and only pasta to eat. they are worried that winter will be unbearable if you don't have any growth we don't have good roads you know how much it is. we don't have anything if you go inside and see if it is in. this process because i don't have ice in the morning you don't understand and so i let it drop. but the worst part for some is not knowing how long they will have to wait to find out if they can stay in europe. over the weekend 55 years of independence from the united kingdom the nationalist party held a rally and party leader spoke of economic success both major political parties advocate tolerance toward asylum seekers the nationalist party is proud of has handled the influx of people fleeing war and persecution in africa. but says he wants the e.u. to create a syst

e.u. countries ogg you about who will take them. europe has wrangled for years over what should happen to migrants rescued at sea the dublin agreement states that migrants must seek asylum in the 1st e.u. country they reach and that has been a major bone of contention for european countries the border the mediterranean now a deal struck by germany france italy and finland could finally see an end to the row over the redistribution of migrants rescued in the mediterranean. it's a plan that would take the burden off italy and malta and foresees the swift relocation of migrants to other a u members part of the plan could see germany taking in a quarter of those migrants to help process that asylum applications. the people that have brought onto land have to be redistributed to kind of their security status can be determined through a process of interviews but it's impossible to determine their legal status in such a short 4 week period so their right to asylum is for example what will be decided in germany. these are just the bones of

e.u. countries france germany and italy now about to agree on a fix quota system which is new in the u. and they hope that they can convince at least 10 or 12 more countries to join this team in october but germany has signaled that's willing to accept more refugees a spot off this initiative do you think that would head. well germany came out with 25 percent of migrants it would take from private rescue boats but also france is agreeing on 25 percent italy will take 10 and so the german interior minister. whom i talked to before this meeting is quite optimistic that something can be achieved today on malta let's listen in. for the best and for. even the best planning can't guarantee a successful end result and i'm most interested in reaching a successful conclusion to such negotiations there are many points that must be reviewed that means ministers have to discuss things a 2nd time moment to consider our decisions in the minister and there are several such points to be reconsidered but overall the understanding between the ministers is good is on this decision and its whose name it is

e.u. countries the new law in belgium has prompted much debate in the country but animal welfare groups say that the law is not about targeting religion it is absolutely not a ban on religious slaughter not at all it is a ban on slaughter without stunning even if you follow all the rules and use a very sharp blade and you do everything according to religious tradition even then the animal will suffer i think that the bans have more to do with 2 legged animals than with 4 legged ones if there is one positive thing that comes out of this latest attempt to curtail religious freedom is to bring in close jewish and muslim communities everyone will just do our home or in some corner hidden from view i don't think that's what they want to achieve. ok let's bring in some guests and debate this controversial issue we have mo and political and social commentator raj life a senior lecturer in the school of communication at ariel university and dominic a p a 2nd from the society very good evening welcome to all of you if i could come to you 1st on this belgian region it's not the 1st part of the countr

e.u. countries supermarkets say some products could disappear altogether from their shelves due to supply shortages. james clark has prepared for the worst he stocking up on groceries because many british supermarkets have warned that some of their shows could be left empty in the event of a hard brock's it in other words if the country leaves the e.u. without a deal. on today of all should meet up with the getting a head start putting aside some canned tomatoes things like that and. not because i think there won't be anything in the supermarkets but because there might be shortages of certain products so to avoid problems my wife and i are stocking up on some items. one in 5 brits is now stockpiling food a survey shows they're spending an average of $380.00 pounds to do so james clark has also stocked up on medication he's aware that 3 quarters of britain's drugs come from mainland europe. what i worry about most is my son he has an epi pen which is for people with allergic reactions. so it's hard enough to find an pharmacies in the u.k. and i really think it'll be harder to find with a

e.u. and south american nations following the decision from vienna the country might now block the agreement in brussels it's the latest blow to what's thought to be a landmark trade deal one that took 20 years to negotiate austria is the latest country to cast doubt on a deal that's been 20 years in the making for the past several months the planned agreement between the european union and for south american nations has shown signs of on ruffling a trading relationship worth $88000000000.00 euros a year is at stake the e.u. exports $45000000000.00 euros of goods to brazil argentina parikh y. and euro quite each year the markets are a block sends almost as much back. the deal would remove juice she's on over 90 percent of goods the e.u. exports to america soar that includes cars textiles and chemicals mercosur countries for their part would benefit from reduced tariffs on our cultural products including poultry and beef but images like these of the amazon burning have prompted countries including france luxembourg and arland to threaten not to approve the agreement brazil in response accusin

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e.u. countries. a few days ago they were rescued from the sea now they are celebrating these migrants a change of government in italy means they found a safe. haven a somewhat mocking village here arriving at a place where he will understand and listen to us. we are very happy to there in that we are disembarking in lampeter saddles. but it's lee's new foreign minister says this doesn't mean the restrictions against migrant rescue vessels have been lifted a lot along. here all cradle. she's young and i believe there's a big misunderstanding about the safe port given to ocean viking. could it was assigned the portal only because the adhered to our request to take a significant share of the migrants that are the case that people actually get clear that even before under the previous government our aim was to ensure that those who arrived in italy were redistributed to other european countries yet they were a funny model if you have a family now a new measures have been created including automatic measu

e.u. countries preparing for long lines at the border one of them as friends take a look. there are no long lines to be seen here at the dress rehearsal for a no deal breck's that france has prepared itself for the emergency with a new digital board a system. of the regs that will have to reintroduce border checks even if the e.u. and britain don't impose customs duties exporters and importers will have to fill out forms again you can use our system to do that online in advance here in calais they just scan in the barcode and continue on their journey if you see some promote and. only certain items like food will be physically examined at the border hundreds of border guards are getting ready not only do they intend to prevent waiting times they also hope to cushion the adverse effects of brecht's that after all kalai is the main hub for trade between the e.u. and britain invest in the little i do and of course we know that a future tariffs are imposed on our business could suffer with especially of companies started exporting more importing less between the e.u. and brita

e.u. countries the the a few days ago they were rescued from the scene now they are celebrating for these migrants a change of government in italy means they found a safe harbor they've below is we are arriving at a place where people understand in listen to as we are very happy to there in that we are disembarking in lampeter saddles and. that is lee's new foreign minister says this doesn't mean the restrictions against migrant rescue vessels have been lifted. just younger and i believe there's a big misunderstanding about the safe port given to ocean viking. it was assigned to the port only because the adhered to our request to take a significant share of the migrants to the kids still. taking in a quarter of all migrants like these is a redistribution german officials say the country can't handle. a strong position in the forgotten hope in the past germany has played a decisive rolling taking in people who need protecting we will continue to act according to a humane principles when it comes to ensuring that people don't drown in the mediterranean the number of people we've taken in ov

e.u. for another extension johnson says the country needs a general election to renew the mandate for leaving the european union parliament is currently debating legislation to delay the breaks it date until january of next year here is what johnson said earlier today all i can say and i hate breaks it i don't want to go about it when i don't i don't want an election i don't i don't want to lecture to but frankly i can't see any other way the only way to get this thing done to get is the movie is to make that decision do you want this government to take us out a little table the 31st or do you want jamie colby in a little body to go to that crucial summit in brussels little table the 17th effectively hand over control to the e.u. or to that was the british prime minister there to talk about europe germany and britain and i'm joined here at the big table tonight by met in our very he's a member of the german parliament the bonus talk from the social democrat see also sits on the buddhist talk committee for european union affairs where breaks it course continues to dominate the agenda it's good

e.u. themselves would be. able to decide how long to keep this country in the e.u. was seen so i would use to go along with that plan we are going to have to make a choice mr speaker i don't want to lecture to the public while i was actually i was maybe there was action but if the house votes for this bill tomorrow the public will have to choose who goes to brussels along with the 70 to suicide and take this country forward is a prime minister's a confidence in his bracks if policy when he has one he can put forward he should put it before the people in a populated area was he wants a timetable of motion or a general election. tanks through was all an answer tell you no detail was off it was a tie even was now all eyes will turn to the house of commons on wednesday when m.p.'s will seek to get their legislation through that with no deal breakers that an essential the try to push back breaks that day and seek an extension from the e.u. while bars johnson himself could introduce legislation that's would see at the country have yet another general election rumored to b

e.u. countries in the e.u. will work with the groups in malaysia who are like myself who are trying fighting to save the forests or whether you would just say sorry and disengage and say no the government has pledged to keep half of malaysia as rain forest but lynn take wind suspects deforestation is proceeding faster than it appears he says the ban on palm oil won't change that if you are bans it will hurt us but it won't change the fact that we are still going to be clearing the far as and because there are other markets much bigger markets such as china and india who are less discerning and less able to help us in fact. meanwhile farmer. is now making his own compost he used to use artificial fertilizer but he's the 1st farmer in the village who's officially committed to more sustainable production methods. we have a lot of problems with mice they damage the trees. but i don't use any chemicals to get rid of them but i leave that to the snakes it's a lot better than poison. that's very much in line with the

e.u. countries now the new law in belgium has prompted much debate in the country however animal welfare groups say the law is not about targeting religions. it is absolutely not a ban on religious slaughter not at all it is a ban on slaughter without stunning even if you follow all the rules and use a very sharp blade and you do everything according to religious tradition even then the animal will suffer i think that the bands have more to do with 2 legged animals that with 4 legged ones if there is one positive thing that comes out of this latest attempt to cattail religious freedom is the bringing closer of jewish and muslim communities everyone will just do our home or in some corner hidden from view i don't think that's what they want to achieve we put the issue up for debate with a panel of expert. historically for millennia jews have been more merciful towards animals to eat the fact remains that killing an animal when you really don't have to is always going to be cruel so no matter how you're going to kill the animal there is no nice way of taking away our lives which we don't have to

e.u. countries want to put forward and then the e.u. is then left in a position where it's thinking do we want to allow britain to remain in the e.u. and there are some countries particularly fronts which are rather nervous about giving us a long extension others such as germany more in favor of giving that extension so that is the crucial period of time for boris yeltsin over the next 5 weeks but you are right said that if he gets to october the 19th and he hasn't got a deal that he could put through parliament and the e.u. has indicated that it will offer that extension either he does have to resign or ultimately he or someone nominated by the court will end up having to send that sonia what do you think about this point i mean i heard you mention earlier that there is. people there are people asking questions about would boris johnson potentially go to prison if he if he does not ask for this extension you just heard now bobbie talk about the fact that there is speculation on this point as well is there a scenario that exists current