e.u. delegation arrives for talks and accurate today to discuss trade debt and deeper economic cooperation turkey's economy is suffering inflation hovered around twenty percent in january even though the government blames traders for the price hikes energy transport and production costs have dramatically risen after the depreciation of the turkish lira over the summer and now president other one is set up makeshift government markets to sell produce at a lower price. shoppers and door long lines at this large tent in istanbul neighborhood to save money at the government sponsored market itself spinach tomatoes and peppers as well as many other popular products at highly discounted prices took its president richard type of air to ones government has established dozens of these temporary stalls in turkey's largest cities in a bid to mitigate the effects of soaring food prices that have stung turkish households. do you need to get twenty some not people who live on minimum wage can't go to the neighborhood bazaar or market we go to the market to buy scallions scallions or five lira and in tha

e.u. delegation for talks in istanbul today is the even the political will in europe to help out on the economic li. i think it's very important here to distinguish two challenges turkey is facing we have this depth driven financial crisis there to europe is not going to be really able to solve the problems of turkey debts an issue where turkey have to cooperate with the i.m.f. the reason for the european a high level representatives visit is to see in from a different viewpoint it's a question about the future of turkey's integration into the european economy one need to remember the success of that turkish economy in the last decade was based on a european turkish custom humean but unfortunately this customs union is no longer working properly just a short example europe has a free trade agreement now with japan and this will result in a reduction of production facilities of japanese companies in europe they will simply export mode from japan and that is also hitting charkhi because japanese companies were producing their own a because the country was very very competitive now that visit is mo

e.u. delegation at a venezuela concert group conference in europe why that was designed to foster dialogue the result however was a one sided document according to a lot of. the contact group that the e.u. created with latin american states has approved a document that contains no will to me tims which had initially been proposed by some e.u. members but rather focuses on unilateral support for the opposition. the us state department asked the russian foreign ministry to organize a meeting on tuesday sergey lavrov said the issue of venezuela could come up in the conversation with his american counterpart mike bump out. washington's effets in the south american country and led by elliott abrams his appointment as the u.s. envoy to venice weyler has surprised many given his previous track record in latin america back in two thousand and two abrams was the suspect architect of a coup attempts in fairness whaler while in the one nine hundred eighty s. then a member of the reagan administration he funneled weapons through iran to nicaraguan right wing rebels he was also accused of using humanit

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e.u. delegation which had planned to see opposition leader. says it's being expelled from venezuela. the world health organization links the anti-vaccination movement to a shop rise in measles on opposite sides of the globe. iran's foreign minister says the risk of a war between his country and israel is rising mohamad job and zarif made the comments during his speech on the final day of the annual munich security conference zarif called the united states a destabilizing force which could increase the chances of a new conflict in the middle east. has more from you nick. on the third and final day of the munich security conference it was iran's time to talk about the challenges facing peace and stability around the world its foreign minister david zarif telling leaders it was american and israeli policies that threatened international security and not those of his government at the recent meeting of let me just call it the underbidding. and you open the quest in war so the u.s. vice president. and the secretary of state both blasted europe on european soil. put even attempting albeit

e.u. delegation that is coming just a couple of days which has an agenda which he says is very similar to the opposition's that is that to call for new elections the media the elections that are internationally supervised under conditions acceptable by all that would lead to a quote democratic transition in venezuela so he said the more the merrier let them come but at the same time he's feels to be directing most of his message and his attention to the armed forces of and as well i would still support president nicolas maduro and as a matter of fact president donald trump is supposed to be in miami later today we understand in the message seems to be the same the process here this this process to unseat model is irreversible it's going to happen sooner or later. all right to sue newman live for us there in caracas still ahead when we come back a spanish warship is accused of ordering commercial vessels to leave waters need to brought so. why migrants have abandoned an italian town that was once a model of integration. and later in sport peter will be here to tell you more about alleged s

e.u. has sent slow level delegations and representations the french the germans and the european union themselves to sing to send civil servants or low level ministers to represent themselves here what appears to be the case is that it is the israelis who have stood to benefit most out of this meeting so far aside from the rom stop rhetoric against iran it's been an opportunity for the israelis to get the legitimacy from representatives of certain arab regimes who have met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu publicly and here's what he had to say about those meetings. i struggled during. sixth form to. represent. dozens of government. and israeli minister of. foreign ministry. on. the. school. unity against a common threat. so what's also at stake here with regards to this proposition just the issue with iran but also obviously the palestinian question the continued illegal occupation of palestinian land in this much talked about deal of a century that's been put together by. us president donald trump's son in law and special advisor on the middle east whether we're going to get more d

e.u. will be addressing the delegates or governments have adopted different strategies on the issue. for us and munich to tell us and helpings are are getting off to a start there. yes the conference has started with opening statements from. officials from different parts of the world the nato chief and also from the german defense minister this is the most important annual gathering on global security it debates different issues of geopolitical significance from the challenges posed by the growing influence of countries like west russia and china to issues like the war in syria the conflict in yemen the fight against isis stability in the middle east and the g.c.c. crisis to name a few and joining me to talk more about those issues is mr durst with director of the stockholm international peace research institute mr done with the report of the munich conference states and china as the biggest what to western democracies is this a sign an indication that both could be on a collision course well i think that you've seen over the past four or five years steadily increasing tensions betw

addressing international security issues including how to contain the i self right eye level delegates from russia iran the e.u. and the u.s. are attending with their views on how best to combat security challenges likely to be very different barra has more. the world's top annual gathering on international security is in full swing leaders debating the biggest challenges facing a world one of those challenges described by the conference as the biggest buyer to western democracies is washers and china's growing military ambitions. u.s. president donald trump is waging a trade war against china and has given notice of his intention to withdraw from a decades long arms control treaty with russia then he wary of the world's biggest visit powers could be on a collision course it's a mess to speak very honestly about it it's a mess and i'm very much concerned bards a world on fire that. i don't think a new world war is straining but instability may be there ryszard of all this and the reason is that we have seen a withdrawal of the us from global affairs. the us is sending its largest congressional delegation to th

e.u. is only sent low level delegates demolish our reports from warsaw. representatives from sixty nations but almost no head of state the much anticipated u.s. led conference to promote peace and security in the middle east convened on wednesday evening in the polish capital warsaw with a little clarity as to what it's in to achieve initially washington had said the conference was being organized to confront what it described as the iranian threat that didn't sit well with several european countries forcing president donald trump's administration to rename the meeting. despite this a small yet well funded the iranian government's protest was held in warsaw addressed by one of america's most ardent pro israel politicians former new york mayor rudy giuliani well i believe there has to be complete change or i have a change of regime there has to be a democratic regime that respects human rights that for a non-nuclear iran that's for a peaceful around and then we can solve the problem the middle east the absence of world leaders and a trumpet ministrations p

security one of the major concerns is the threat of the armed group eisel high level delegates from russia iran the e.u. and the u.s. are attending reports now from live for. the world's top annual gathering an international security is in full swing leaders debating the biggest challenges facing a world one of those challenges described by the conference as the biggest where two western democracies is russia's and china's growing military ambitions. u.s. president donald trump is waging a trade war against china and has given notice of his intention to withdraw from a decades long arms control treaty with russia. then where is the world's biggest beer to powers could be on a collision course it's a mess to speak very honestly about it it's a mess and i'm very much concerned bards a world on fire. and don't think a new world war is strengthening but instability may be their ryszard of all this and the reason is that we have seen a withdrawal of the us from global affairs. the us is sending its largest congressional delegation to the conference the trump administration has ramped up its rhetoric against

e.u. has only sent level delegates child reports from washoe. representatives from sixty nations but almost no head of state the much anticipated u.s. led conference to promote peace and security in the middle east convened on wednesday evening in the polish capital warsaw with a little clarity as to what it's in to achieve initially washington had said the conference was being organized to confront what it described as the iranian threats that didn't sit well with several european countries forcing president donald trump's administration to rename the meeting. despite this a small yet well funded and see the iranian government's protest was held in warsaw addressed by one of america's most ardent pro israel politicians former new york mayor rudy giuliani who i believe there has to be complete change i had a change of regime there has to be a democratic. regime that respects human rights that for a non-nuclear iran that's for a peaceful around and then we can solve the problem the middle east the absence of world leaders and a trumpet ministrati

e.u. for example decided to send a low delegation to the conference saying that basically if you don't invite iran for example or the russians you won't be able to solve problems in different places for example in syria where the russians have huge leverage and where the iranians themselves have a huge influence over the political establishment and they have troops based in syria if you don't have them if you don't engage with there's no way you can enforce a unilateral approach to the conflict in syria and the same way for yemen for example the for a british prime minister during the hunt serve that is going to seize the opportunity of his presence here to push for an and to the conflict in yemen by the same time it's very difficult to solve the problem without engaging with the iranians who are keep player in the region the middle is another divisive issue we're expecting the president trump jared's pushed to deliver a speech about his peace plan a plan that has been rejected by the palestinian authority which is not here saying that the vision of that is going to be presented by jones bush

e.u. is sending a low level delegation and the iranians are not invited to the summit there's another divisiveissue which is going to take place tomorrow which is the summit of president donald trump he's going to present his plan for peace in the middle east something which has if you relate to the palestinians saying that this is something which is undermining the cause of the vital part of the is because apparently it talks about a new exit strategy which does not include. the capital of the palestinians and deny the palestinian refugees the right to go back home and this explains why the policy is asking arab and muslim delegations just a way from this conference from an american perspective though. this could be a unique opportunity for world leaders to talk about issues that are affecting the region particularly conflicts in yemen and syria the growing bryants of. iran there are countries in the region israel saudi arabia bahrain on the way though which say this could be the wide time to enforce a dramatic change in the region all right we shall harbor our ally for us and we thank you. a

e.u. some four hundred fifty german companies are active in japan and the german chancellor is traveling with a business delegation eager to forge even more deals earlier clemons kober the director of trade policy at the german chamber of industry and commerce in brussels told us about the significance of merkel's visit to japan from the business perspective important sign that both economies want to cooperate closer we share trade while your move over forty billion euros between germany and japan we have a new trade deal that is set to reduce the trade barriers for both exports and imports and improve investment so this is a very much needed signal especially for the german economy that is heavily dependent on open markets internationally free trade and openness for investment. that was clemens kober from the german chambers of industry and commerce a u.s. plan to hike tariffs on a further two hundred billion dollars in chinese imports could spark a global economic downturn that's according to a united nations report released monday the study by the un conference on trade and development agency found that a tarif

e.u. some four hundred fifty german companies are active in japan and the german chancellor is traveling with a business delegation eager to forge even more deals. and that's it from me on the business team here in berlin for now do stay tuned however the details begin you this up next right here on to be a thanks for watching. state by state. the most traditional. find it all at any time. check him with a web special. take it to. sure of germany state by state on t.w. talk come. see her first day of school in the jungle. the first clue melissa has. been doris crane the moment arrives. join the reg attains on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary . dora the rainy day returns home on t w dot com orangutang it's. crimes against humanity. civilians become witnesses for. their recorded message is travel around the globe just social media. but what is propaganda fiction and what is fact digital investigators comb through the flood of images they combine sources trying to reconstruct what happened and substantiate claims of crimes thanks to this video recording of the soldier who shot the young man

e.u. states there's a very large in fact the largest u.s. delegation ever at the munich security conference there at this weekend we know that these are bilateral talks that happen at the conference and happen behind closed doors are also really important will we see them talks precisely on this issue with the u.s. where there's been so much friction. well i think that certainly will happen if you're how publicly it will happen remains to be seen but you always get a major russian delegation here in munich and as you say the largest congressional delegation from the u.s. this year and indeed vice president mike pence it will be here as well so he'll have an opportunity to meet his russian counterpart sergei lavrov they've got a lot to talk about both countries have said they're pulling out of the. their nuclear forces treaty that really is one of the cornerstones of the sort of post-war post cold war security order in europe so that is an absolutely massive focus here gavin williamson was saying there was again this idea of a a values driven nature but

e.u. some four hundred fifty german companies are active in japan and the german chancellor is traveling with a business delegation eager to forge even more deals. cleamons called the director of trade policy of the german chamber of industry and commerce in brussels told us about the significance of this it to japan. from a business perspective important. both economies want to cooperate closer we. trade well your move over forty billion euros between germany and japan we have a new trade deal that is set to reduce the trade barriers for both exports and imports and improve investment so there's a very much needed signal especially for the drive an economy that has heavily dependent on open markets internationally free trade on openness for investment. came as quote by the director of trade policy of the german chamber of industry and commerce in brussels they're emphasizing the importance of open markets the trade of a britain that could soon proved difficult with threats at less than two months away and no deal in place u.k. based businesses stand to lose access to the european single market come march twenty n

e.u. some four hundred fifty german companies are active in japan and the german chancellor is traveling with a business delegation eager to forge even more deals. and that's it for me on the business team here in berlin for now do stay tuned however the details begin you this up next right here on to me of thanks for watching. living with dementia a question. for those high and that figure will continue to rise in the years to come can society prepare itself to meet this challenge. and what is the government doing. as long as. managers do no good today nothing would change you know the banks. and so was the language of the bank running. for speaking the truth global news that matters w. for mines. this is deja news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes the politics of peace and the people affected by hiv from the women and men who live in the town that have the same to offer reconstituting ancient between ethiopia and eritrea. and a movement in namibia say is enough is enough and demand decent housing. then why don't the african kids that stop the reality will need someone to say is the future should be di

e.u. . top leaders not attending the russians are not attending and many people are sending a low level delegation what started as a promise by the americans to further isolate iran could end up being an embarrassment for the american diplomacy harbor life for us in warsaw thank you josh. european commission has added seven more countries including saudi arabia to a blacklist of governments that fail to fight money laundering regulators have also added panama to the list of twenty three countries which currently includes iran syria and north korea the revised list still has to be approved by the european parliament britain and france are opposed to saudi arabia's inclusion while spain wants panama off the list the countries face closer scrutiny of their institutions and transactions when dealing with european banks of italy is out there is economics editor he says the u.s. could intervene to attempt to get saudi arabia remove from the list there will be a lot of effort from the u.s. as well included in this process to make sure that side is removed from the lease not what this technically means fo

e.u. some four hundred fifty german companies are active in japan and the german chancellor is traveling with a business delegation eager to forge even more deals. you're watching the w. news still to come the new england patriots to take down the los angeles rams did not show up its work equalling sixth super bowl title we'll take you through the rough and tumble of last night's game. but first here's another story from the united states the pentagon says it's sending additional troops to the border with mexico opponents described the move as a political stunt designed to create the illusion of a crisis our correspondent alexander phenomena traveled to arizona and accompanied a border guard on patrol. patrolling the u.s. mexican border he and arizona it stretches for more than six hundred kilometers agent down in the hernandez takes us to a remote part of it protected by an anti vehicle beriah he says what's happening at the border is a crisis like he's never seen before there are still a lot of people that are trying to cross the border illegally that do not want to be caught but now we have added element and dy

delegation hosts germany is focused on cooperation but all that. he couldn't have made a stronger statement the head of the munich security conference opened the meetings wearing an e.u. who deep. most once world leaders to know that europe has to fulfill its role within the growing struggle of the superpowers to use a russia and china all of the e.u. leaders carry an even greater responsibility than in the recent. secured europe cannot afford to show any weakness and that is why germany's foreign minister was enough underlined begin by greeting her british counterpart kevin williamson and emphasizing the strong partnership between their countries despite brics that there is no better place there is no better time to underline the friendship between our two countries germany and the u.k. they stand together shoulder by shoulder as all soldiers do every day in their missions the next williamson emphasized that the u.k. and the european union will continue to work closely in the area of security and nato. for while the united kingdom is leaving the european union i want to start by saying our commitments to european security remain steadfast. one immediate and uniting

e.u. some four hundred fifty german companies are active in japan and the german chancellor is traveling with a business delegation eager to forge even more deals. today is world cancer day dedicated to the fight against one of the world's biggest killers in twenty eighteen nearly ten million people died of the disease worldwide a prevention screening and early detection are the focus of this year's campaign because doctors say millions of cases could have been treated more effectively they've been detected sooner well despite advances made in medicine nearly half of those diagnosed die of the disease between thirty and fifty percent of cases could have been prevented entirely. all right and i'm now joined by my colleague is wolf a car body from the g.w. science so desperate to see you i think getting a cancer diagnosis is a life changing event many people are putting a lot of hope into new therapies new scientific findings sketch the current situation for us if you well where do we stand these days in terms of cancer treatments and research. sure well there are some signs positive signs that it among certain canc

e.u. the russians who are not attending or either sending a low delegation is this is not the way to solve the problems of the middle east and the americans should not really be taken that direction a unilateral direction and aggressive approach against iran and the diplomatic. ways could be the best way to engage with the iranians so it's a very delicate moment here in wa so this explains why some of the key players decided to distance themselves from the warsaw conference so this is a conference on the middle east as you said with or at the heavy focus on iran but there are a lot of side issues and other rival rivalries and at play as well how are things playing out with the u.s. and their allies. it remains to be seen how the americans will be able to. convince all the parties to come up with a plan about how to solve all the problems they say that there were they would be able to solve like the conflict in syria but we were you don't have the iranians are the russians how can you solve the problem. so we have the british foreign minister jeremy hunt so that he's hoping to be able to th

delegation of the host germany is focused on cooperation at all levels. he couldn't have made a stronger statement the head of the munich security conference opened the meetings wearing and e.u. who deep. most important once world leaders to know that europe has to fulfill its role within the growing struggle of the superpowers to use a russia and china all of the new leaders carry an even greater responsibility than in the recent past security europe cannot afford to show any weakness and that is why germany's foreign minister was enough underlined begin by greeting her british counterpart kevin williamson and emphasizing the strong partnership between their countries despite brics that there is no better place there is no better time to underline the friendship between our two countries germany and the u.k. stand together shoulder by shoulder as our soldiers do every day in their missions the next williamson emphasized that the u.k. and the european union will continue to work closely in the area of security and nato. for while the united kingdom is leaving the european union i want to start by saying our commitments to european security remain steadfast. one immediate and

parents who leads a large american delegation is going to reiterate what he said in wausau the need for the international community to further isolate iran and for the e.u. to withdraw from the two thousand and fifteen uclear deal the conference will address issues such as the war in syria the conflict in yemen the fight against and the g.c.c. quizes there are other issues which will be closely monitored by the media particular bilateral meetings between the americas and the russians against the backdrop of the decision by trump to withdraw from the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty or meetings between the russians and the chinese against a backdrop of the trade war. was particular about this year is this ongoing debate in europe about the future of the international liberal order has prevailed says nineteen forty five which in an era of multi latter is a now the biggest concern of the e.u. leaders is that with the winds of populism and dictatorship. the international liberal order could fall apart and the world could in turn and chartered territory . the u.s. senate foreign relations committee is demanding answers about the killing of saudi jour

e.u. to suspend contact with the venezuelan government how likely is that actually happened. hello barbara well actually it's not very likely first let me just say that venezuela's foreign minister jorge r.e.x.x. had warned this delegation of european parliament deputies not to come he says because they were coming here to conspire against venezuela now the top diplomat for the european union says that while she laments their expulsion she will go ahead with a delegation that said to come here on thursday we understand to try to see if there is any way that they can kickstart some kind of a dialogue or negotiations between the opposition and president nicolas maduro this according to the european union to try to avert what she called an escalation of the risk of a of the. intervention of the violence both from the inside here in venezuela and from abroad so curiously enough the the. the opposition leader wide all says that they're welcome to come that anybody who is here to of bring forward to move forward the agenda that they have which is to hold new presidential elections under international supervision is welcome to do so but he didn't seem particularly enthusiastic or particularly. if it didn't seem to have a lot o

e.u. on march twenty ninth. a u.s. delegation led by treasury secretary steven chu she has arrived in beijing for high level trade talks china and the u.s. hope to resolve a trade dispute that has seen both sides level tariffs against the other. this is the news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes some people think he's lost his mind we'll introduce you to the nigerian madness whistle blowing cost him three years off wages but says you do it again. and any fallout break in the democratic operative is showing no sign of the bank experts have already warned it may never be brought under control of one of the organizations on the ground. then we go to the service school in cape town that's looking to give disabled people the chance to enjoy the ocean and ride the waves. of christine one bell welcome to news africa i'm glad you're two did nigeria's president mohamed is seeking a second to in the kind.

e.u. customs union. european union and arab league leaders have wrapped up their first summit in the egyptian resort of sharm el shaikh delegates praised the gathering as the beginning of a new era of cooperation on topics ranging from counterterrorism to migration despite sharp differences over human rights. and the green zone has been named best picture at this year's academy awards the film depicts an african-american musician and white driver in the nineteen sixty's american south and the acting categories raimi malik won for his portrayal of queen front man freddie mercury and bohemian rhapsody while olivia colman won for her turn as britain's and in the face. there are two major developing stories to report tonight in the u.k. for the first time the leader of the country's main opposition party says he now wants a second breaks at referendum and in the minutes while in crisis the u.s. vice president issuing an ultimatum to the soldiers supporting nicolas maduro abandon your president or else i bring golf in berlin this is the day. i say to the members of. bettas weightless armed forces. you can choose to accept president