e.u. leaders to try and tackle the crisis. i've said that i will resent my decision to resign and that i will implement this if a solution is not found within the next three days the german chancellor angela merkel is fighting for her political survival interior minister mr c. office issued angela merkel with a two week ultimatum that expired on the first of july sunday mr c. hoffa saying that he once had to find a european solution to the migrant crisis and now we're hearing that he feels he is left with no choice but to turn back migrants from germany's borders this of course flies in the face of the german chancellor's open door policy and she of course felt that she had found this you appeared solution after a two day summit that was held thursday and friday in brussels there was an e.u. summit that if he now seems as if the interior minister would disagree. we are sure that we have the right to immediately send migrants back from the border was all that's not open up we go and either we find a solution so the generic and

e.u. leaders to tackle the crisis. i've said that i will resent my decision to resign and that i will implement this if a solution is not found within the next three days the german chancellor angela merkel is fighting for her political survival interior minister mr c. hoffa issued angela merkel with a two week ultimatum that expired on the first of july sunday mr c. hoffa saying that he once had to find a european solution to the migrant crisis and now we're hearing that he feels he is left with no choice but to turn back migrants from germany's borders this of course flies in the face of the german chancellor's open door policy and she of course felt that she had found this european solution after a two day summit that was held thursday and friday in brussels there was an e.u. summit that if he now seems as if the interior minister would disagree. we are sure that we have the right to me to listen migrants from the border was all does not open up we go and either we find a solution so that you never can be your own p

e.u. leaders on friday activists fear such facilities could effectively become detention centers and need to human rights violations while europe's leaders are touching the new deal as a breakthrough in dealing with the migrant crisis point to say reports that still remain if this is a long term solution. having emerged after the nearly ten hour marathon summit e.u. leaders have been patting themselves on the back quite a lot for me this is a satisfying outcome it sends out a good message that we have eventually prepared the joint tax i'm optimistic that we can cooperate for them i believe that the preparatory work of president and the federal chancellor merkel has now brought a real breakthrough. a more responsible and more support if you are is emerging from this european council italy is not left alone anymore. but in reality the deal getting all this praise is a carefully but vaguely worded one just like so many other agreements struck by the bloc in the past but this one manages to satisfy a diverse range of views so just exactly how was it reached one challenge was to satisfy it to

e.u. leaders have been patting themselves on the back quite a lot for me this is satisfying outcome it sends out a good message that we have eventually prepared the join text i'm optimistic that we can cooperate for them i believe that the thorough preparatory work of president and the federal chancellor merkel has now brought a real breakthrough. a more responsible and more support if you are is emerging from this european council italy is not left alone anymore. but in reality the deal getting all this praise is a carefully but vaguely worded one just like so many other agreements struck by the bloc in the past but this one manages to satisfy a diverse range of views so just exactly how was it reached one challenge was dissatisfied who on thursday blocked all joint decisions prior to the summit in an effort to appease tensions the member states decided to stay and rescued migrants on a new territory to so-called control centers across the bloc bash and this was only to appease central european countries like the czech republic and hungary those locations are still to be decided and can onl

e.u. leaders managed to agree on a new strategy for tackling migration to the bloc they struck a deal that will see some member states to do more to help the countries hardest hit by the influx it comes after weeks of political infighting triggered by the new italian government's hardline stance. it's tricky business response to the situation with aquarius is proof of a form of cynicism and a lack of responsibility on behalf of the italian government when faced with this dramatic humanitarian disaster. my duty is to defend the borders of this country because it's not become a refugee camp you know you those have the right to enter it it's illegal and it's there are the police they can go see in spain and france malta and the netherlands just me. and my son it's going to be a very long night we should have a good dose of red. sox closer to the impossible to see for an agreement to see the fun. the only thing european states appear to have agreed on is to block people at the doorstep of europe regardless of how vulnerable the are or what horrors the ace king measures that a few years ago wer

e.u. leaders at a summit in bulgaria that overall import tariffs to the chinese market would be lowered most of these visit comes after u.s. tariffs on thirty four billion dollars worth of chinese goods came into effect beijing has imposed retaliates three measures from washington. hundreds of women are protesting against what's being called a spy cam pornography in south korea demonstrators say the government is not doing enough to stop hidden cameras being used to secretly recorded women in public spaces including toilets subway escalators and even their office desks saturdays rally in the capital seoul follows last month's protest where thousands turned up to raise awareness about the issue of those are your headlines the news continues after the wanted eighteen. it lasts. it. home. you. and then it is seven i was just. six years or living with my family in officially camp. most of the time we didn't want settling. boring life. the only thing we could do indoors was reading comics. and the syrian camp i knew that i'm posting it even that i never been the. and they only saw my homeland and

e.u. leaders have been patting themselves on the back quite a lot for me this is a satisfying outcome it sends out a good message that we have eventually prepared to join text i'm optimistic that we can cooperate further i believe that the preparatory work of presidents and the federal chancellor merkel has now brought a real breakthrough that will be more responsible and more support if you are is emerging from this european council italy is not left alone anymore. but in reality the deal getting all this praise is a carefully but vaguely worded one just like so many other agreements struck by the bloc in the past but this one manages to satisfy a diverse range of views so just exactly how was it reached one challenge was dissatisfied who on thursday blocked all joint decisions prior to the summit in an effort to appease tensions the member states decided to stay and rescued migrants on a new territory to so-called control centers across the bloc but and this was only to appease central european countries like the czech republic and hungary those locations are still to be decided and can only

e.u. leaders on friday activists fear such facilities could effectively become detention centers need to human rights violations while europe's leaders are touching the new deal as a breakthrough in dealing with the migrant crisis as artie's paula slayer reports that story main if this is a long term solution. having emerged after the nearly ten hour marathon summit e.u. leaders have been patting themselves on the back quite a lot for me this is a satisfying outcome it sends out a good message that we have eventually prepared the joint tax i'm optimistic that becomes quite right but i believe that the thorough preparatory work of presidents and the federal chancellor merkel has now brought a real breakthrough. a more responsible and more support if you are is emerging from this european council italy is not left alone in here. but in reality the deal getting all this praise is a carefully but vaguely worded one just like so many other agreement struck by the bloc in the past but this one manages to satisfy a diverse range of views so just exactly how was it reached one challenge was dissatisfi

click, call or visit a store today. >>> president trump met with e.u. leaders week to talk trade and tariffs. the economic adviser revealed a fascinating offer from the e.u. >> the europeans came by the way at the top with an offer to purchase tons of american soybeans. they don't have tariffs on them. they just said we'll buy them from you. this is a contentious issue. our farmers would prefer trade. i think soybean prices have already started to firm up in the commodedy markets. >> this is interesting. you touched on it early. you have the president under fire for his critics for the trade measures against china. they are firing back on toy soybeans. the. e.u. who he's also being aggressive with with an offer to help out on the soybean issue. this whole trade thing is anna gauchnegotiations. >> what the president figured out is you have to be willing to walk a way from the table. we have to take short-term pain to get the long-term win. there are allegations the chinese have been meddling with congressional districts. they held the line and the e.u. is comin

e.u. leaders to follow its elise leads on this issue so clearly i think mr trump sees mr concert as an ideological ally within the european union as opposed to for instance german chancellor. we have seen time and again that the trouble ministrations seems to be interested in aligning with supporting some of the new right wing leaders in some european countries such as in hungary in poland the czech republic austria and italy that is maybe the difference of course mr trump often says one thing today and a completely different thing tomorrow but once again there is an ideological connection between the two here and both leaders similarly like minded when it comes to russia aren't they. absolutely mr khan to was the only other g seven leader who supported donald trump's idea to readmit russia to this loose club if you like at the recent g. seven summit in canada is the close connection between an italian conservative and the russian leader is not that you serve your bias kone a former italian prime minister was seen as a close personal friend of russian president vladimir putin he even invited putin

e.u. leaders in brussels if they go should indeed have to go it's a step in the right direction some things remain very unclear and have to be expanded our european partners have explicitly agreed that they must also be supporting national measures that means it's been decided that now we in germany must also take action. but the center left social democrats insists there are some measures they would certainly not accept most of these i would like to make it clear once again that unilateral actions and the rejection of refugees at the border are off the table in a lesser merkel informs her coalition partners about the results of the e.u. summit it said the chancellor had secured agreements with fourteen countries for the rapid return of asylum seekers already registered in those countries such a deal already exists with greece and spain but there's no deal in sight with italy one of the main transit countries and the czech republic and hungary deny any involvement in the agreement it's still unclear how quickly the situation will change for migrants seeking refuge in europe. to talk through

e.u. as a foe. it seems that many world leaders can see the advantage in having a week in germany and a weekend e.u. . sebastopol in crimea a city built by russian stars to accommodate their armada of warships a proud officer city a city of heroes they say here unlike other cities in crimea they say sebastopol has always been russian and now it's under russian sway again after moscow annexed it in two thousand and fourteen. but there are still no big russian banks here no big foreign companies not even international bank cards work. and it's all because of sanctions imposed by the west in response to the annexation. southfork that was the message we now belong to russia we have been given back our homeland which we really had lost me at that i'm going to go towards in the bottom you can compare this feeling with the little inconveniences of sanctions they really are insignificant after all we have come home to roost as a go. all go works for the ngo are so vast a poor which campaigns against corruption and mismanagement in the authorities she knows the downside of pressure too but she says that's no

e.u. leaders may behe sympc but when britain says you must blink first, they tend to stand solidly t ether.ay no, after so for mrs. may, tonight's mozart, a serious fairy tale, offers on escape and her holiday in italy does start tomorrow but it's only an interval before the hardest gar begin -- bargaining britain has eve faced. >> for protests in iraq as demonstrators rally against wild spread corruption a social inequality. on friday, thousands tuesday to -- took to the o streetsf basra and other cities across the country calling f political change. reporter: for three weeks now, gry protests has -- have rocked basra. the southern city is home to iraq's main oilub but few living here reap the rewards. people lack basic amenities like clean water and eckctricity. are hard to come by. these pcards reele i want my rights, i want my country. this time around the unrest has been more wild spread. protesters are demanding reform to the quoteo system instilled of iraq u.s. invasion in 2003. >> the government are making the same promises time and time again. they tell you they could not fulfille

e.u. leaders openly in the worst hillary clinton you still can you still work i can still meddling they both start with an m. . and those that did their state media you know completely. you know unabashedly objectively attacked you know and they're paying for it now he's got it right. now i don't think i don't think that trump is going to pull any large number of u.s. troops out of germany a lot of this is bluff and bluster and it's just personal a little bit of personal revenge and a little bit of leverage in his negotiation as it starts mentioning him and if you are talking about country supporting and against from ukraine and if we're going about what. during this meeting in my opinion trump is ready to take his revenge on ukraine on promotion very very openly support to turn against him well ukrainian officials such as have to clean their facebook accounts one of the messages against trump so it's a very well known story but what is the most surprising thing about this or is the fear that that mainstream ultra liberal ideologues feel that they feel before this meeting let me just quote a

e.u. leaders to this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnigan britain's prime minister's reason may is defending her plans for briggs it in the face of protest resignations from her governing conservative party julia ministers as well as two vice chairs of step down following the resignations of minister briggs that david davis and foreign secretary boris johnson who says the dream of briggs it is dying but may insists that her current position will let the e.u. k. leave the e.u. in a smooth and orderly way in brussels where she attended the nato summit she said her brings it deal will protect jobs and british commitments to will the island the czech a steel plant has been put together it's been agreed government will be publishing our white paper this week which will set out more detail on it it's there because it delivers on the people gave them bricks it it delivers the fact that we will have an end to free movement that we would have an end to the jurisdiction of the european court of justice

e.u. leaders openly in the worst hillary clinton you still can you still work i can still meddling they both start with an m. . and those that did their state media you know completely. you know unabashedly objectively attacked and they're paying for it now he's got it right. i don't think i don't think that trump is going to pull any large number of u.s. troops out of germany a lot of this is bluff and bluster and it's just personal a little bit of personal revenge and a little bit of leverage in his negotiation as it starts mentioning him and you know if we're not talking about country supporting and against from ukraine and if we're going to vote going to during this meeting in my opinion is ready to take his revenge on ukraine on very. very. openly support to turn against him well ukrainian officials such as have to clean their facebook accounts one of the messages against trump so it's a very well known story but what is the most surprising thing about this or is the fear that that mainstream ultra liberal ideologues feel that they feel before this meeting let me just quote a headline f

e.u. leaders have been so weak and because how has talked to by default assumed this leadership .in her decade of being chancellor angela merkel has shown many faces hesitant indecisive lacking courage. then she became the crisis manager and europe's cold hearted treasurer old german clichés of german dominance started to reawaken. when refugees began arriving her image changed again overnight merkel became the beacon of hope for people in need. she would feel in government two and a half years later in the german bundestag obeid feel an old europe faces a number of challenges how to deal with migration could become the one that decides the fate of the european union when. germany once so reliable has started to falter old sir. mts are disappearing for on the american tour for years she tried to wrestle vladimir putin into a solution for the crimean peninsula and ukraine with the arrival of donald trump her transatlantic partner in the white house has become an unpredictable opponent those two represent old and new leaders who want to weaken germany and a weak union. russian polit

e.u. leaders openly in the worst. hillary clinton can you spell merkel can you i can spell meddling they both start with an m. right and those that did their state media you know completely. unabashedly objectively attacked and they're paying for it now he's got it right. i go i think i don't think that trump is going to pull any large number of u.s. troops out of germany a lot of this is bluff and bluster and it's personal a little bit of personal revenge and a little bit of leverage in his negotiation it's starting shooting yes and you know if you are talking about countries supporting and against from your ukraine and if we're going about what's going. to during this meeting in my opinion is ready to take his revenge on ukraine on promotion very very openly support to turn against him well ukrainian officials such as i welcome to clean their facebook accounts one of the messages against trump so it's a very well known stories ukraine but what is the most surprising thing about this or is the fear that that mainstre

e.u. leaders openly in the worst hillary clinton can you still merkel can you can spell meddling they both start with an m. . and those that did their state media you know completely. you know unabashedly objectively attacked and they're paying for it now yes got it right. i don't think i don't think trump is going to pull any large number of us troops out of germany a lot of this is bluff and bluster and it's just personal a little bit of personal revenge and a little bit of leverage in his negotiations it stops him shooting him and if we're talking about. supporting and against from ukraine and if we're going about what's going to during this meeting in my opinion is ready to take his revenge on ukraine on. very very openly supposed to be clinton against him ukrainian officials such as i want the who are the to believe their facebook columns for the.

e.u. leaders managed to agree on a new strategy for tackling migration to the bloc they struck a deal that will see some member states do more to help the countries hardest hit by the influx it comes after weeks of political infighting triggered by the new italian government's are blind stance. and sister traceless response to the situation with aquarius is proof of a form of cynicism and a lack of responsibility on behalf of the italian government when faced with this dramatic humanitarian disaster. my duty is to defend the borders of this country which cannot become a refugee camp only those have the right to enter it's legal and it's there are other points they can go see in spain and france malta and the netherlands. and my son it's going to be a very long night we should have a good dose of red. sox host of the impossible to different agreement to see the fun. the only thing european states appear to have agreed on is to block people at the doorstep of europe regardless of how vulnerable they are or what horrors the ace king pain measures that a few years ago were deemed unacceptable

e.u. leaders destroying the culture and the identityf europe by allowing in migrant. hethore int mayor of london for saying, as he put it, allowing crime to spiral out of control. but t headline really that discussion about brexit, this is the issue that has consumed .british politi we have some audio. take a listen to what he actually said about brexit and prime minister may. >> i would have done it much differently. actually told theresa may how to do it but she didn't agree -- she didn't listen to me. >> what did she say? >> she didn't listen. no, i told her how to do it. say.will be up to her to but i told her how to do it. she wanted to go a different route. >> so you would be prepared to walk away if they don't give you the rig terms? >> oh, absolutely. i think what's going on is very unfortunate. >> reporter: phillip, all ofpe this hng before the u.s. president is supposed to sit down with prime minister may for followed by eeting a press conference. that's scheduled for 8:45 in the morning. as i said this o the talk the town. look for that schedule to possibly

e.u. leaders that there would be significant steps taken to tighten the european union's external boundaries and also to try to begin working together to limit this secondary migration of migrants moving on from the first places they are registered in addition the chancellor was very busy and negotiated up to fourteen bilateral agreements with those countries that are on europe southern peru perimeter in which she got them apparently to agree to take back migrants that germany turned away so she and her party as was reiterated here tonight by the general secretary of the party say that is substantial progress in the direction that the c.s.u. was demanding and therefore we do not see any need or any basis for unilateral turned backs of the kind that the interior minister is still insisting. are essentially part of his prerogative in his office as interior minister taking care of security so it remains a standoff and this is what brought us to where we are tonight. we do know that horse they hope for has had long running conflict with chancellor merkel just how personal has all of this become.

e.u. leaders met with chinese officials in beijing to talk trade. and we were talking about krypto curry.

e.u. leaders agree on tougher regulations to curb the migrant influx however what's being hailed as a breakthrough by the block is causing concern among human rights groups. are that wherever you are there's somebody july the first welcome on calling brian over the next couple of hours we'll recap some of the biggest stories of the past seven days but not until we caught up with the team for sunday's world cup action. good afternoon my. special world cup coverage from our rooftop studio right in the center. of the knockout stage of the last sixteen teams so really big matches we have called good for you today and i am very happy to be back here in taking the place of peter schmeichel in my mind now it's a real test of the stadium pain live pictures to show you now yeah i can tell you that much was kicked off a minute forty seconds into it let's look at the scene here the fans. lucky enough to get a ticket but they're still going to be having a fantastic day this. sunny shot in hopes are high you can see everybody's very calm and quiet nerves will be jangling right now so they're very pleased to be

e.u. leaders met with chinese officials in beijing to talk trade. and we'll of talking about crypto currency is there is always more than we can get to today we pick just the very best news stories that are top of our list for discussion to do so we are once again joined by crew.

e.u. leaders are trying to convince the u.s. to allow their firms to continue trading with iran without penalties botched the trumpet administration insists it will launch a ground wave is what it is bringing our guests now joining us from the home of the dandy head of north american studies graduate program at the university of fed arm from birmingham in the u.k. scott lucas professor of political science and international studies and american politics at the university of birmingham and from london is on janine driver all in gas correspondent for the financial times a very warm welcome to all of you miss robin i'm going to start with you has opec been artificially manipulating oil prices or does president trump not understand or markets well this is what's really funny at the moment because producers came together to cut production over the last in order to stabilize the oil market in fact that's also helped big u.s. show produces as well so even as donald trump has been saying look saudi arabia and other opec producers are ma

e.u. leaders managed to agree on a new strategy for tackling migration to the brawl they struck a deal that will see some member states do more to help the countries hardest hit by the influx it comes after weeks of political infighting triggered by the new italian government's hardline stance. it's ridiculous response to the situation with aquarius is proof of a form of cynicism and a lack of responsibility on behalf of the italian government swell faced with this dramatic humanitarian disaster i feel my duty is to defend the borders in this country because there's just not become a refugee camp you know you those have the right to enter it's legal and it's there on the course they can go to spain france malta and the netherlands. and was done it's going to be a very long night we should have a good dose of red. sox closer to the impossible to even agreement to see the fun. the only thing european states appear to have agreed on is to block people at the doorstep of europe regardless of how vulnerable the are or what horrors the aske a pain measures there a few years ago were deemed unacce

e.u. leaders at a summit here in beijing where the theme is going to be free trade over protectionism . a german court has found the last survivor of a near not guilty on ten counts of murder for killing spree in the early two thousand they are to chaper had been on trial for the last five years for her role in the letters as part of their national socialist underground has been sentenced to life in prison for taking part in the right wing motivated murder of ten people to van and various robberies all of which targeted members of the ten. it's community. the world health organization the w.h.s. is yemen's port city of her data has now registered the highest number of cholera cases in the country the saudia morality coalition is backing a government force against toothy rebels for control of the red sea port since april last year around fourteen percent of more than one million registered cholera cases in yemen came from her data the world health organization says the conditions and who did that even before the escalation of the conflict has been some of the direst in yemen were they th

e.u. leaders to tackle the crisis. i've said that i will present my decision to resign and that i will implement this if a solution is not found within the next three days the german chancellor angela merkel is fighting for her political survival interior minister mr siegel first issued angela merkel with a two week ultimatum that expired on the first of july sunday mr c. hoffa saying that he once had to find a european solution to the migrant crisis and now we're hearing that he feels he is left with no choice but to turn back migrants from germany's borders this of course flies in the face of the german chancellor's open door policy and she of course felt that she had found this european solution after a two day summit that was held thursday and friday in brussels there was an e.u. summit that if he now seems as if the interior minister would disagree. we are sure that we have the right to immediately send migrants from the border was all that's going to open up we go and either we find a solution so that you never c