e.u. leaders clearly unimpressed by the british prime minister they the e.u. leaders talked about compromise theresa may kept talking about europe needing to evolve in its notion of bragg's that does that mean the ability to reach a deal is now dead the ability to reach a deal is not dead because we're not at the stage yet where both parties really have to give something up what threesome a did here she presented the so-called checkers plan a plan that's been on the table since july but the first time now officially presenting it so the other leaders of the european union weren't necessarily surprised when the criticism was clear the two key points remain what are going to be the future trade ties e.u. leaders not happy with that proposal that the three set may made in this texas plan and of course the border between northern ireland and ireland also not clear here yet and although they were conciliatory in their tone it was actually quite a quite a nice and you know civilized meeting by by standards of past summits in what they really want they they didn't cha

e.u. leaders that they will not allow the u.k. to end its membership while trying to walk in some benefits reserved only for e.u. countries we have more now on last night's dinner that did not end with theresa may having her cake and eating it too. it all looked so friendly and polite at the outset there certainly was common interest to come up with the wrecks a deal regarding britain's future relationship with the european union but that didn't happen here. it will have to happen at a make or break meeting in a month. european council president donald to st jacques to britain's plan regarding its future relationship with the e.u. the british would like to benefit from frictionless trade even though they won't be part of the multinational bloc anymore to support cold water on what britain wants everybody to the view of the positive elements in the czech proposed. this i just it framework for economic cooperation. locally is because it's with the single market the e.u. itself would like to continue having seamless trade with norther

e.u. leaders clearly unimpressed by the british prime minister they say the e.u. leaders talked about compromise theresa may kept talking about europe needing to evolve in its notion of bragg's that does that mean the ability to reach a deal is now dead the ability to reach a deal is not dead because we're not at the stage yet where both parties really have to give something up what threesome made that here she presented the so-called checkers plan a plan that's been on the table since july but the first time now officially presenting it so the other leaders of the european union weren't necessarily surprised when the criticism was clear the two key points remain what are going to be the future trade ties e.u. leaders not happy with that proposal that the three set may made in the plan and of course the border between northern ireland and ireland also not clear here yet although they were conciliatory in their tone it was actually quite a quite a nice and you know civilized meeting by by standards of past summits in what they really want they they didn't change the

e.u. leaders are happy victor all bond chief among them the hungarian prime minister has described this as a pro immigration plan he says that this is essentially what angle a miracle the german chancellor wants to see he's referred to these frontex agents mercenaries being sent to hungary and he said well hungary knows best how to look after hungary's borders. it's worth noting that at this meeting there was a scene just before it's got underway on thursday where the belgian prime minister sharon's michelle was sat next to viktor orbán the belgian prime minister doing his best desperately trying to talk to somebody else to avoid having to strike up a conversation with the home garion prime minister but there are some friends of mr orbán in that room namely the leaders of poland and bulgaria they're backing him over who should be looking after the external borders but donald tusk the european council president he has the task of trying to bring everyone together and he's called for unity and some kind of uniform solution on migration to try to be hunted out. the call on the to stop the mig

e.u. leaders at a summit in austria. and acing which fails to respect the referendum or which effectively divides our country into would be a deal and i have always said no deal is better than a bat deal. throughout this process i have treated the e.u. with nothing but respect. the u.k. expects the same a lot of people saying that the reason may sort of channeling the iron lady here we got her in her strictest incarnation really she said that the talks of the e.u. had reached a stalemate london and brussels are at loggerheads and the ball is now in the e.u. as court take a listen this late stage in the negotiations it is not acceptable to simply reject the other side's proposals without a detailed explanation and counterproposals so there she is in maximum combat mode and what she's saying to brussels is she wants to see counterproposals coming from the e.u. that they can't just scrap all her ideas without trying to reach some sort of compromise on the two major stumbling blocks in these talks that have plagued the negot

e.u. leaders told. bratz on another front page and i voted for a european approach to lead based on quality and smart regulation if needed so you had that juror taking aim at in particular the sun headline from last week that was printed in the wake of two reason may's failed trip to salzburg where she failed to convince e.u. leaders of the merits of her gregg zip plan and actually the article itself underneath the headline in relation to iraq so called the e.u. leaders two bit mobsters so that's the sort of thing she's clearly not happy with she says it's irresponsible for media outlets to behave in this manner but that word regulation is a bit like waving a red rag to a bull when you're in a room full of journalists and quite a few people concerned especially the journalists in the room they gave the e.u. officials during the q. and a session afterwards a bit of a grilling commissioner you rover gave a speech today where she referred to quote smart regulation for the media could you clarify what she m

e.u. leaders of the merits of her bragg's it plan and actually the article itself underneath the headline in relation to raw so called the e.u. leaders two bit mobsters so that's the sort of things he's clearly not happy with she says it's irresponsible for media outlets to behave in this manner but that word regulation is a bit like waving a red rag to a bull when you're in a room full of journalists and quite a few people concerned especially the journalists in the room they gave the e.u. officials during the q. and a session afterwards a bit of a grilling commissioner you rover gave a speech today where she referred to quote smart regulation for the media could you clarify what she means she refers to all the initiatives that have already been used and that should be. intimidated by member states including the already agreed or divisional media so he says directive was all over the world. but she didn't refer to the future. press she's addressing a problem she sees with two british newspaper front pages and saying small regulation was not all to if she will what does she mean by smart

e.u. leaders at a summit in the austrian city off the sauce bug why a commission president. prime minister may's presentation was quote a delight it appears others in attendance were not that impressed you concert president don. the u.k. is awful on post breaks of trade ties and i didn't do major sticking points must be rebooked ahead of the u.k. leaving the bloc. and he because i'm axel funny is covering that summit for us in a fast buck and joins me now from there so much as we cut primus it is a may have submitted the full quote check us plan there but the reaction was mixed what can you tell us at the checkers plant has been effectively on the table since july but it was the first time that series of may presented officially to her e u twenty seven colleagues when she did that at midnight wednesday night there was no reaction she just did during ten minutes of course the other leaders knew all about the plan already but today they discussed the plan and they're being quite nice to the reason may the reason for this being that she has a party conference in a couple of wee

e.u. leaders summit of the austrian city of solves she also welcomed comments from the e.u. is a negotiator michel barnier that he would improve a proposal on the northern irish border lawrence lee reports from outside the summit in salzburg. the choreography of all of this seems to be designed by the european union to put them on the front for the british prime minister's reason a firmly on the back foot she was only given ten minutes over dinner on wednesday night to try to persuade the rest of the european union that her case the u.k. wants to stay in the european union for the movement of goods across the irish border to guarantee that the border stays open but some get away from all the other three freedoms of movements of people and services and capital so that they can guarantee the breck seat that they say the people voted for that's never going to fly and the european union has already said they need to be reworked on the head of the european council said so even before the reason i turned up so what's the point of that presentation when it's already been declared t

e.u. leaders dismiss british prime minister to resign may's most recent threats that plan is unworkable she says she's ready to walk away without a deal also high on the agenda at the summit in austria is the issue of tackling illegal migration with e.u. leaders looking to egypt and north africa for help. there are live from london also coming up. pop star turned politician bobby wine makes a triumphant return to uganda as he promises to continue fighting against the government. on top of the world north and south korean leaders wrap up three days of talks with hopes for peace or condone calls for a second summit with the u.s. president. and millions of shia muslims around the world commemorate assura find out why u.s. sanctions have made it harder for a rainy to take part. time is running out that's the warning from e.u. leaders to british prime minister to resign may of a break sit with just six months to go european council president donald tusk says may's proposal undermines the single market and is unworkable and says deal with so-called checkers plan is the only one on the table and i

e.u. leaders the maltese leader and the czech leader and now currently saying that they would be on site for a second referendum to take place in the united kingdom on breaks that we won't go expect to see too much more movement on the brakes at negotiations and what deal the u.k. will have until really october and perhaps even as far as november on my gratian world. we've heard that from text use external border forces going to get ten thousand new agents by twenty twenty that's a real shot in the arm for them when you think that there's only six hundred staff currently operating at the moment ten thousand people on the beat for frontex you'd think everybody would be happy to know of course they're not viktor orban the hungarian prime minister is said that this is a pro immigration approach migration policy that's been put forward he says it's angle of merkel the german chancellor who's behind it he's referred to these ten thousand frontex agencies as mercenaries that are being sent to his country he says hungary could better protect hungry gary and so he can better protect hungary's border

e.u. leaders of a lack of respect in the barca reports now from london. reeling from her bruising east summit to resume a delivered a defiant ultimatum to europe the you should be clear i will not overturn the result of the referendum nor will i break up my country we need serious engagement on resolving the two big problems in the negotiations and we stand ready she hoped for warm words from her counterparts at thursday's e.u. summit in salzburg she was instead met with an unequivocal rejection of her latest breaks it plan every mother's share the view of the positive elements in the checkers propose of death adjusted framework for a comic operation will not work. not least because the truth is undermining the single market the putdowns continued on tasks instagram account a piece of cake wrote task sorry no cherries the job of britain's perceived cherry picking of bricks of proposals that suit the u.k. but no one else the french president emmanuel mccrum said he would never accept a deal which damages the e.u.'s integrity and said those promoting the id

e.u. leaders of failing to provide better options for an amicable divorce. the president of vietnam has died at the age of sixty one the government says tran had been sick for several months he was one of vietnam's three most powerful leaders. global oil prices are up ahead of a meeting of opec leaders on sunday investors say other countries won't be able to fully cover the predicted shortfall of iranian oil once u.n. sanctions take hold ahead of the meeting in algeria u.s. president donald trump has tweeted that we protect the countries of the middle east they would not be safe for very long without us and yet they continue to push for higher and higher oil prices we will remember the opec monopoly must get prices down now are the organization and its allies are not expected to agree on increasing crude output the price of brant crude oil is close to four year highs trading at just under eighty dollars a barrel that's still well short of the peak of more than one hundred forty seven dollars back in two thousand and eight but there is growing pressure on ope

e.u. leaders to be flexible about it and the e.u. leaders will be meeting without mrs may to discuss the blocks next steps and also be negotiating measures to prevent migrants and refugees from entering the e.u. . and yet still on the phone albert to egypt we have for the first time a country in north africa that is willing to intensify talks with the european union egypt has proven that it can be efficient since two thousand and sixteen it is managed that leave egypt for europe and when ever they have lived it took them back you see has the latest from. for some time now the european union's had a problem it hasn't been able to persuade its own member states to take in a share of asylum seekers each because many simply don't want to and there hasn't been able to find a country outside the borders of the european union like libya for example to stop people coming in but now at these summits the austrians who are the pro current presidents of the european union reckon they found a solution the austrian chancellor and donald tusk the he

e.u. leaders called. threats on another front page and i would advocate for a european approach to merely are based on quality and smart regulation if needed. so you heard that juror taking aim in particular the headline from last week you should see up on your screens now it was printed in the wake of to reason may's failure to secure a brags it deal with e.u. leaders at an summit in sulzberger last week and actually underneath that very provocative headline about e.u. there was an editorial which called the people that run the e.u. two bit monsters so that's the sort of thing that she's clearly unhappy with she says it's irresponsible for media outlets to sow division in this way to identify enemies and to encourage hatred when what they should really be doing is encouraging dialogue but that word regulation however smart she says it might be is a bit like a red rag to a bull when you're in a room full of journalists and it got a few people concerned of two words especially the journalists in the room t

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e.u. leaders are they you know i needed in hope of a compromise. there is certainly united in hoping for a compromise they all said so when they came here and the german chancellor even said she had hoped for a very close cooperation the problem with that was as an example she cited security and not trade ties and trade ties of course one of the crucial issues that could prevent this compromise the other one we just heard from dawn to toast president of the u. council is the border between northern ireland which is part of the united kingdom and the rest of ireland which is part of the european union no compromise no progress in sight here in fact the both parties said that it was now time for the other party to compromise on the case of theresa may the prime minister the u.k. she said the u.s. to do something and the u.s. which is sort of said that it's time for the u.k. to come forward with a with a feasible proposition and we've got the european council president calling for an extra breaks a summit to take place in november what's what's what's

e.u. leaders summit in australia thursday that we covered here on the w. the big challenge is how can the millions of migrants who have arrived here or be integrated into european societies most experts agree the key is to get them into work and quickly very often small businesses are leading the way in their fields because they are having trouble filling vacancies as our example from bavaria shows . driving large amounts of beer around that's not mean seventies main job. he's employed by the hallowed brewery. i'm so proud about. abuse because of big news from the knowledge they how to walk. easy and deploy bitch or so are so kind to me yeah sure friendly to me too got fried ham they hired him three years ago he needed people for simple unskilled labor. is out of that i mean seventy seventy has been working for the company since march of twenty fifteen is a good worker after him we hired three more refugees german classes and ensures that they find accommodation. by scott sisters are we to keep them in the job is most important they have a structured day t

e.u. leaders a summit in salisbury on thursday threesome may said it was acceptable for e.u. leaders to dismiss checkers plan without proposing an alternative he says mary has warned that the talks on our store i will not overturn the result of the referendum nor will i break up my country it is something i will never agree to if the e.u. believe i will they are making a fundamental mistake and i have always said no deal is better than a bad deal throughout this process i have treated the e.u. with nothing but respect. the u.k. expects the say it is not acceptable to simply reject the other side's proposals without a detail of explanation and counterproposals so we are at an impasse so we now need to hear from the e.u. we need serious engagement on resolving the two big problems in the negotiations and we stand ready so is this brinkmanship for our negotiations really past question pil as a former brussels bureau chief for the financial times newspaper is now an associate fellow with the europe program at the royal institute of international affairs he joins us from london a w

e.u. leaders in salzburg. but the day's agenda of migration is one that has been a thorn in the side of the blocs leadership the twenty eight leaders are looking for new ways to stem the flow of refugees and europe's borders. going into today's talks e.u. official donald had a word of caution. instead of taking political advantage of the situation we should focus on what works and just get on with it we can no longer be divided into those who want to solve the problem of illegal migrant flows and those who want to use it for political gain. at the migration crisis is peak in twenty fifteen more than a million migrants entered europe the unprecedented crisis proved a strain on european unity some members rejected the european commission's mandatory migration quotas today's summit will revisit the question of solidarity and how to share the burden created by refugees and migrants inside the block one idea proving controversial is a suggestion countries that don't host refugees should help foot the bill. on the w

e.u. leaders to dismiss a plan for the u.k.'s withdrawal from iraq without proposing an alternative that was unacceptable was made comments on only a friday followed thursday's a use of an insult for. hundreds of demonstrators took to malawi streets to protest against alleged government corruption much assange zones criticizing the country's president after a leaked and to corruption bureau report accused him of receiving almost one hundred and seventy thousand euros in bribes from the procurement. now here in germany a fire that started three weeks ago during an exercise to test military rockets is spreading posing a danger to two residential communities in the state of lower saxony dense smoke stirred by strong winds now found that over one hundred kilometers authorities say they're considering moving around a thousand people to safety and that report comes from stuff one of the town's affected. the small town of starvation is on the front line of the fire the roads here are busy with emergency vehicles weather conditions coul

e.u. leaders as well so the czech his plan is looking in somewhat of disarray that said what happens next and of course labor is not just talking about direction here they have policies on representation of workers on boards they want living standards to be increased the official slogan of the conference is rebuilding britain for the many not the few so it's not just a bricks a conference they really want to be seen at this conference as being a potential government in waiting. for running life for us there in liverpool thanks. now sri lanka's former president is accusing the government of mismanaging the economy the rupee has plummeted against the dollar in recent months and inflation is at an all time high finance reports from colombo there were jayawardene opened a big green colombo six months ago bringing his savings and experience from working abroad he had big plans but his wife says an unstable economy increasing costs and a sliding rupee have made things very difficult we can't increase our prices each time gas prices increase stuff lives increase because our customers know what p

e.u. leaders to find any common ground here or will that issue continue to divide the union. it depends which part of the whole migration problem if you want to call it that way if it's about the redistribution of migrants or refugees within the european union no progress has been made. at madrid as much he said as the president of the european the temporary president of the european council at the mo at the moment so the host country i have to put it on the agenda because some countries wanted on the agenda but i'm telling you it's not the solution at least that's his opinion he said the solution is securing the outer borders and cooperating with the northern african countries to have disembarkation platforms just another term for for refugee camps basically that are not on european soil and the head of the e.u. commission also commented on that topic when arriving here saying that we haven't really made much progress but i'm confident that we will have a solution for guarding the outer borders and those camps by the end of the year max thank you very much d.w. correspondent

e.u. leaders are gathering for a summit also coming up the leaders of the north and south korea agree to a sweeping measures to improve relations john yang agrees to close its main nuclear complex that is if the united states makes reciprocal moves and borders to get champions byard munich shrapnel to lisbon to take on portuguese powerhouse ben fico and the first round of the champions league group stage. thanks for your company everyone well with just six months to go before britain is to leave the e.u. the european council president is warning that key parts of britain's briggs it proposals need to be revised well as e.u. leaders gather for a summit in the austrian city of salzburg donald tusk said london has to rework its position on issues linked to the irish border and future trade ties with europe to risk did acknowledge that some progress had been made albeit rather late in the day let's take a listen to what he said exactly. today there's perhaps more hope. surely less and less time. for the left we must see for talks i would like to finalize them through this autumn. this is why t

e.u. leaders in salzburg next week he'll have to prove his skills as a mediator. sports news now and world racing champion lewis hamilton has jumped forty points ahead of germany's the boston vettel at the top of the formula one standings the briton secured a victory under the lights at the singapore grand prix for his fourth win in five races. lewis hamilton started on pole and made sure he stayed up to the first corner on the tiny single street circuit. those are the drama of the with sergio perez pushing his own force india teammate just a month into the wool new york winning lead. the yellow flags came out on sparks flew literally to. mark the stop and to grab second. gold and could see it first. hand when destruction stopped he managed to emerge just ahead of the german in a classic dingdong charcoal i. fear is his day went from bad to worse when you're sick you see it into sudar so rock and williams come up such no such problems a speak post it's a victory we had a great start the team of just never given up faith and belief in me and an invalid three and in

e.u. leaders saying that they are looking and and hoping king to that good deal but there's a lot of work to be done and we will be doing as obviously over the next few weeks and what will drive continue to drive me will be delivering for the british people mercs i'm not really sure if she listened to what president actually said or for she's just trying to put on a brave face but this is quite a setback for prime minister may. well sure she listen to i don't just have to say but she's in a very difficult situation because she has a party conference coming up in a couple of weeks in the u.k. where her her role might be at stake that's by the way one of the reasons why everybody played nice here in salzburg or rather nice because they want to keep the reason may as they're negotiating partner have behind closed doors though it seems that she made some concessions especially concerning the hard border we've been hearing that she agreed to making new suggestions on the hard border how that's supposed to work because that is really the sticking point nobody knows how this is supposed to work

e.u. leaders summit in the austrian city of salzburg she also welcomed comments from that used to go she said michel barnier that he would improve a proposal on the northern irish border. the former prime minister of malaysia najib razak has been arrested again in this facing twenty one money laundering charges that he was already facing a string of allegations linked to billions of dollars that went missing from a state investment fund when he was in office millions were transferred to know jeeves personal bank accounts. fifteen liberians including the son of former president ellen johnson sirleaf have been banned from leaving the country but water comes as the government is investigating the disappearance of one hundred and four million dollars the newly printed bills disappeared last year shortly after passing through the country's main port. canada's government says it needs more flexibility from the united states if they are to reach a deal on renewing nafta was pushing back against pressure from the trumpet ministration to make concessions as part of a new trade agreement saying that it

e.u. leaders to be flexible regarding a brics deal. canada's government says more flexibility from the united states if they are to reach a deal on their trade relationship is pushing back against pressure from the trunk the ministration to make concessions as part of a new deal that says its own needs must be met when renewing after washington insists an agreement must be finished by the end of september. now with all the headlines we're back with more news on al-jazeera that's off the inside story. when people need to be heard. but it's been horrific as long as it's not. true and the story needs to be told we do stories that. i testify in the court of law to make sure that the bad guys appeal to. al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring new documentaries and live news on and on. is the mood from turning national security into a business the u.s. president says he considered a permanent military presence in poland as long as war so plays so is trump willing to sell his country's military services and what are the strategic risks th

e.u. leaders to be flexible about it and e.u. leaders will be meeting without mrs may to discuss the block's next steps and also be negotiating measures to prevent migrants and refugees from entering the e.u. . and yet still on the phone ah but with egypt we have for the first time a country in north africa that is willing to intensify talks with the european union egypt has proven that it can be efficient since two thousand and sixteen it is managed boats that leave egypt for europe and when ever they have lived he took them back you see has the latest from. for some time now the european union's had a problem it hasn't been able to persuade its own member states to take in a share of asylum seekers each because many simply don't want to and it hasn't been able to find a country outside the borders of the european union like libya for example to stop people coming in but now at these summits the austrians who are the preparing presidents of the european union reckon they found a solution the austrian chancellor and donald tusk th

the leaders of all twenty e.u. countries including germany's chancellor are meeting tonight in salzburg austria it's a working dinner with the british prime minister presenting her latest proposal we'll have the latest on the summit plus a crisis of credibility for the government of. disapproval and disbelief after a controversial domestic spy chief was fired and then promoted to a position with more power and more money. and the leaders of north and south korea agreed to sweeping measures to improve relations it comes as the u.s. gives north korea until twenty twenty one to make good on its pledge to denuclearize it's. good to have you with us we must do everything to avoid a hard and we stand ready to compromise those confident words are from austria's chancellor sebastian cortes ahead of a key e.u. song. taking place tonight in salzburg austria but with just six months to go before britain leaves the e.u. the european council president is warning that parts of the u.k.'s a bright superposed rules need revising s

e.u. leaders of failing to treat the u.k. with respect. a tweet from trampled fails to stop oil prices from rising. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast well here across europe we are expecting to see some fairly big changes over the next few days first of all you can see here on the satellite image we have a front as well as an area of low pressure that is moving through the north sea as well as another one coming in off the atlantic so we have back to back storms we're going to be dealing with right here so that means very windy conditions coming across the u.k. and ireland as well so saturday not looking as bad but what we're going to be seeing is a big drop in temperature here across central europe that is that cold front moving through and temperatures are going to drop anywhere between ten and twelve degrees celsius as your high because we had about thirty degrees here on friday in berlin so a big change there and then as we go towards sunday notice that winds and rains pushing too much of the british isles