e.u. ministers have agreed to offer the united kingdom a twenty one month transition period after it leaves the e.u. next year officials say the u.k. will keep its status quo e.u. membership during that period but will not have a vote. here in germany there is public outrage tonight at the latest installment of the dirty diesel gate scandal german car makers are facing allegations that they paid for toxic emissions tests on monkeys and humans now the aim was reportedly to give diesel a good name again and to secure valuable tax breaks it clearly backfired. here at the university clinic and in two thousand and thirteen and fourteen a group of twenty five healthy people were made to inhale nitrogen dioxide in varying concentrations over periods of hours several times a week manufacturers' wanted to use the tests to determine exactly how dangerous nitrogen dioxide was to humans the tests were commissioned by the european research organization for environment and health and financed by german car makers v.w. b.m.w. and german pot supplier bosch the study was supposed to be conducted under the c

e.u. foreign ministers talks for us today hi gary they are meeting also to talk about this financial crisis facing the u.n. agency does that mean that there's going to be more cash from europe. the european union the u.s. and saudi arabia other key donors for that u.n. agency and so europeans take that financial crisis the u.n. agency now finds itself in very seriously and that's one of the reasons why frederica mimo greeny the chief foreign policy chief of the e.u. has called for this extraordinary session now will the e.u. be able to fill the gap entirely that has been created by the u.s. the answer clearly is no the. gold he does not have the money but it's also not willing to do that are they are they hoping to bridge that gap at least for the medium term that is very likely so it's i think the likely scenario is that we will see money that has been earmarked already for the organizations will just be paid earlier and then one hopes to find a political solution to this financial crisis how have international donors been reacting to the fact that washington has decided to withhold aid fo

e.u. ministers sign off on terms for the brexit transition, u.k.'under fire from her own party. how long can sterling hold onto its gains? metals shine. sores while nikki -- while nickel rallies. good morning. welcome to bloomberg markets, the european open. guy: you talked about what is happening with minors. they are the trade this morning with 30 minutes into the day. the market is barely budging. a flick of cold positive momentum -- a slick a call, positive momentum -- a split cyclical, positive momentum behind this story. volkswagen is doing well. stocks are trading strongly this morning. beingechnology sector driven strongly this morning. insurance, industrials doing reasonably well today. -- the bottom end of the market is the yield story. down byate is trading .6%. utilities are trading lower. personal households and goods, telecoms, health care, that is where you are seeing weakness. that is the split you are seeing in the market at the sector level. it tells much more positive picture being generated from the european markets than the head

e.u. foreign ministers in brussels abbas wants the block to step up political efforts in the middle east as our correspondent in brussels tomorrow earlier you know you spoke about what abbas has to try and garner get achieve wiley's in brussels but one of the big conversation points since the jerusalem declaration back in december was how other blocks or countries could step up to the mark to the level that the united states is as a general mediator in this whole conflict mediator that the palestinians do not want does the e.u. want to give a bus that prize. well i mean the european union is heavily invested in the palestinian israeli conflict both financially and even member states militarily by supplying weapons at the early ages of the creation of the jewish states and obviously in terms of security elements as well but there what the european union understands is that there does need to be some sort of resumption of a political process which has essentially been left in tatters now the also accords although they were finally signed on the white house lawn they were hatched in a european

e.u. ministers also said that britain will be subject to e.u. laws including any new laws during the transition and for two years after that u.k. bret's secretary david davis play down the announcement and claim that britain will have the right to negotiate pacts with third parties during the transition but the use lead negotiator michelle bar and yet he says the twenty the twenty seven other members must unanimously approved any such agreements u.k. prime minister theresa may faces rising discord within her conservative party as pro and anti bracks that factions jostle for influence and rival rival maneuver the to succeed may as the leader of. the federal reserve's open market committee begins two days of meetings today it's the last f o m c meeting run by outgoing chair janet yellen who is completing her four year term federal reserve governor jay powell was selected by president trump to replace yellen and the u.s. senate has confirmed him to be the new chair there are a lot of questions about what it will take not only now but this year and

e.u. commissioner for migration dimitris are provided european interior ministers with proposals on how torefer. form the common asylum system back in twenty sixteen the idea is to redistribute asylum seekers across all member states but the greek e.u. official was unable to push through this pan-european solution and his country is unable to cope alone i mean by the situation of other refugees on the greek island is horrible again mr timmins yes said this is a problem of greece is he right it is true to say that the minister of migration of greece today from the warring increase of rivals during the last two weeks even so the numbers. what's happening in italy so. we want support we want to go. present so the good will to go willing to contribute to finding a solution because they're eager to accused so do continue believing it is happening. here on the eve of the hope so politicians are still clinging to the deal with ankara does that mean it should serve as a blueprint for agreements with other third party states. italy summer twenty seventeen the german frigate mecklenburg for comment

e.u. ministers also said that britain will be subject to e.u. laws including any new laws during the transition and for two years after that u.k. brecht secretary david davis played down the announcement and claimed that britain will have the right to negotiate a pact with third parties during the transition but the e.u. is lead negotiator michel barnier says the twenty the twenty seven other members must unanimously approved any such agreements u.k. prime minister theresa may faces rising discord within her conservative party as pro and anti breck's that factions jostle for influence and rival rival maneuvers that to succeed may as the leader of. the federal reserve's open market committee begins two days of meetings today it's the last f.o. and. the meeting run by outgoing chair janet yellen who is completing her four year term sell the reserve governor jay powell was selected by president trump to replace yellen and the u.s. senate has confirmed him to be the new chair there are a lot of questions about what it will take not only now but this

e.u. ministers and have agreed to offer the united kingdom a twenty one month transition period after it leaves the e.u. next year officials say the u.k. will keep its status quo e.u. membership during that period but that it will have no vote. you're watching the news wife of from berlin still to come prizes and politics at this year's grammys in new york as female musicians confront sexual harassment in the recording industry on the award fronts tonight belongs to areas bruno mars. all right so we're going to be dancing like that but we're just going to stay. it's right so let's talk business yeah that's right we're taking about public criticism coming in here all three it's been revealed that german car giants were apparently complicit in admissions testing on humans that's been reported at the newspapers here in germany off the reports of those toxic emissions test so monkeys financed by the german called giants and has now extended to bring in humans as well now the a was reportedly to clear up the p.r. disaster in the wake of the diesel gate scandal to give diesel a good name again and se

e.u. ministers also said that britain will be subject to e.u. laws including any new laws during the transition and for two years after that u.k. bret's secretary david davis play down the announcement and claim that britain will have the right to negotiate pacts with third parties during the transition but the a use lead negotiator michelle bar and yet it says the twenty the twenty seven other members must unanimously approved any such agreements u.k. prime minister theresa may faces rising discord within her conservative party as pro and anti bracks that factions jostle for influence and rival rival maneuvers to to succeed may as the leader of. the federal reserve's open market committee begins two days of meetings today it's the last f.o. mc meeting run by outgoing chair janet yellen who is completing her four year term federal reserve governor jay powell was selected by president trump to replace yellen and the u.s. senate has confirmed him to be the new chair there are a lot of questions about what it will take not only now but this year an

e.u. ministers have reassured the palestinian president they support has ambition to have east jerusalem as the capital of a palestinian state mahmoud abbas met foreign policy chief federica mother really and european foreign ministers on monday where he asked them to recognize the state of palestine. the recognition of the state of palestine and the importance of this despite some media saying that it could stop negotiations never you recognize the state of israel and you recognize the state of palestine and then we go to the negotiations and we are not the ones who are delaying or stopping the negotiations to have gone as far as the trying to work out how to breach of security lead to a seventeen hour standoff at a hotel in the capital kabul at least eighteen people including twelve foreigners were killed in the siege at the intercontinental hotel on saturday and sunday jennifer glass reports from outside the hotel the afghan government continues to investigate how this attack on an iconic afghan hotel happens there's no question it was well planned and highly coordinated the attackers ha

hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us threatens foreign minister mohammad javad zarif is meeting with his e.u. counterparts in brussels today it's a show of unity for the twenty fifteen agreement aimed at ending iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons ministers from germany france britain and the e.u. foreign affairs chief frederica motor rini are expected to voice their support for the deal one day ahead of a key sanctions decision by washington the deal is under threat as u.s. president donald trump will decide on friday whether to reimpose oil sanctions on tehran iran has issued a stark warning to washington vowing to reduce its compliance with the u.n. nuclear watchdog should trump decide not to renew the sanctions waiver. if america fails to meet its commitments and does not sign the sanctions waiver we consider it a violation of the nuclear deal. under such circumstances the islamic republic has its own actions to take. if there is a lack of commitment from the american side they should not expect iran to have the same level of cooperation it has had with the international atomic energy organ

e.u. foreign ministers are holding talks today on whether to provide emergency funding to palestinian refugees this comes after u.s. president donald trump drastically cut financial aid to them now some five million people are urgently need to support and the u.n. agency responsible for them says it is running out of money let's take a closer look at what the agency for policy unwraps palestinian refugees is doing the united nations relief and works agency has provided essential aid for palestinian refugees and their descendants first seven decades many of them were displaced during the arab israeli war in one thousand nine hundred forty eight and the six day war in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven today more than five million palestinians are registered in camps in jordan syria lebanon the occupied west bank and the gaza strip donations from u.n. member states make up nearly all of the agency's budget of over one billion dollars the united states gave three hundred sixty four million u.s. dollars in two thousand and seventeen four hundred forty one million dollars came from the e.u. and

e.u. foreign ministers will be meeting to discuss offering extra funding to fill that gap let's take a closer look now at the agency for palestinian refugees and what it does. the united nations relief and works agency has provided essential aid for palestinian refugees and their descendants first seven decades many of them were displaced during the arab israeli war in one thousand nine hundred forty eight and the six day war in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven today more than five million palestinians are registered in camps in jordan syria lebanon the occupied west bank and the gaza strip donations from u.n. member states make up nearly all of the agency's budget of over one billion dollars the united states gave three hundred sixty four million u.s. dollars in two thousand and seventeen four hundred forty one million dollars came from the e.u. and its member states. earlier this month the u.s. froze some sixty five million dollars of its aid for the un refugee agency during the world economic forum in davos president trump threatened to cut off u.s. aid to the palestinians altogether

e.u. foreign policy ministers as well as the e.u. foreign policy chief was just take a listen to what they both said. i want to first of all reassure president abbas and is the location of the firm commitment of the european union to the two state solution with jerusalem as shared capito of the two states. we consider the european union a true partner and friend we therefore call on its member states to swiftly recognize the state of palestine there is no contradiction between the recognition of palestine and the resumption of peace negotiations. do you think what we're looking at here deidre is the palestinians trying to get the e.u. to take the role of the us i think the palestinians are pushing for a one sided diplomatic solution and it's not going to work it simply isn't and yes the e.u. has always been much friendlier to this notion of a one sided recognition of palestine that the u.s. would not do something like this but i don't think that there will be international recognition and it's not a way to forge a path to peace do yo

e.u. foreign ministers in brussels he's urging the block to recognize the state of palestine immediately about also wants the e.u. to step up political efforts in the middle east. turkey's president says that he's had an agreement with russia to launch a military operation in northern syria although moscow has declined to confirm it the offensive initially focused on targeting kurdish y p g fighters. but has now expanded to. turkey wants to create a buffer zone to protect its border. caseloads parliament speaker has for presence of leader colors teachable as the candidate to form the region's new government the nomination comes as of all rived in denmark despite threats from spain that he'd be detained on sunday spain's state prosecutor said it will reactivate and arrest warrant for pujol if he leaves belgium but the supreme court rejected that request . former football star george weah has been sworn in various new president the fifty one year old won a landslide in a runoff vote in december against the outgoing vice president joseph because those were the headlines talked to al jazeera is th

e.u. parliament is hoping for in a series of debates with the country's leaders on the future of the bloc first up to present its ideas with the irish prime minister. he said today that europe was at a crossroads with the rise of populism and skepticism and with brags that he called on the e.u. to ensure britain honors all of its pledges on the future of northern ireland. max hoffman has been following this story for us he joins us from strasburg imax varadkar has been laying out essential his vision for europe what more did he have to say. you know sometimes it's hard in the european union not to lose yourself in all the details there's so much going on so many different realities it's very bureaucratic so really to see the value of the european union sometimes you need to tape take a step back and look at the whole construction and that's exactly what the overall prime minister of ireland tried to do he said look in the global context we are a union of small countries because if you look at the lists with the largest cities the largest countries virtually none of them are european and that's how he tried to explain the value of the european unio

e.u. has prompted prime minister to resign made to seek to strengthen ties elsewhere. in terms of the future for the relationship between the u.k. and china when we leave the european union we've today agree this joint review of trade and invest joint trade investment review which i think is a good step towards looking towards what our future trade relationship can be when we have that freedom outside membership of the european union being to able to organize as arrangements for ourselves on a bilateral bilateral basis chinese premier league on the other hand played down the impact of bracks it insisting that the relationship would not change as a result so that. but the numbers suggest otherwise the two countries are expected to sign business deals worth over nine billion pounds before the end of maize visitors improving access to the chinese market and removing trade barriers are top of the agenda. may also stop by a university where she unveiled plans for a teacher exchange program at a campaign to promote english language learning in china. as britain i thought up

e.u. . the office of australian prime minister malcolm turnbull is called an urgent investigation after hundreds of top secret government documents were sold in a secondhand store the files were found locked inside filing cabinets that were sold as x. government furniture. near record rainfall and high winds have lashed australia's north west a tropical low is brought flooding to the area around the town of brew but forecasters say the worst of the storm is now over. it has been more than two years since a suicide bombing in the heart of istanbul killed twelve german tourists now a turkish court has sentenced three syrian nationals to life sentences for their part in the attack will go to our correspondent yulia han for more but first a look back at the devastating attack of general two thousand and sixteen. a selfie in front of the will thing fia. in memory shots next to the blue mosque the sultan ahmed district is a must see for every tourist coming to istanbul each day visitors from all around the world are crowding here and it was no different on the twelfth of january twenty sixth time. cit

i'm sorry so much going to thank you for joining us iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif is meeting with his e.u. counterpart. in brussels it is a show of unity for the two thousand and fifteen agreement aimed at ending iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons ministers from germany france britain and the e.u. foreign affairs chief federica michael rainey are expected to voice their support for the deal one day ahead of a key sanctions decision by washington now the deal is under threat as u.s. president donald trump will decide on friday whether to reimpose oil sanctions on tehran iran has issued a stark warning to washington vowing to reduce its compliance with the u.n. nuclear watchdog if trump decides not to renew the same way for. if america fails to meet its commitments and does not sign the sanctions waiver we consider it a violation of the nuclear deal. under such circumstances the islamic republic has its own actions to take. if there is a lack of commitment from the american side they should not expect iran to have the same level of cooperation it has had with the international atomic energy

e.u. the irish prime minister praises the block as the peacemaker.

e.u. parliament is hoping for in a series of debates with countries leaders on the future of the bloc first up to present his ideas was the irish prime minister. card he said today that europe was at a crossroads with the rise of populism and skepticism and gregg's that looming he called on the e.u. to ensure britain honors all of its pledges on the future of northern ireland. let's bring in he's been following all of this for us in strasburg hi max good to see you so leo has been laying out his vision for europe but what more did he have to say. well first and foremost you wanted to convince his audience of the value of the european union and try to explain why countries that elect populists or even nationalists government have got it wrong now you know that many of those countries that elect these governments are smaller countries mainly in eastern europe for example like the hungary and he had this to say about the role of smaller countries in the european union. today there is a peace bridge crossing the river foyle bringing together the divided communities in john's native city of derry in northern ireland a bridge that the european unio

e.u. foreign ministers are discussing the issue welcome barbara what is the position on this turkish incursion into northern syria. officially the e.u. has been relatively careful so far and we've heard some diplomatic wording with regard to show restraint please and keep open the humanitarian channels so that we can access the area but behind that of course the european foreign ministers. are horrified about this further from the opening up in syria because it clearly shows that any hope of office and putting an end to the conflict of ending sort of the the military clashes of finding some sort of peace solution are more or less futile because again the international players a sort of entering into this arena and it's not quite clear what their interests are and what where this is going and the e.u. is relatively powerless because the players here are of course washington who has armed you why p.g. and who is in theory supporting it and russia on the other side who has sort of opened up the area for turkish plane so they can bomb but the area around africa and it's not really yet to be seen w

e.u. foreign ministers have been stressing that it's the way they see. the way forward to stop iran trying to push for a nuclear weapons program they've all been saying in unison that so far iran has been complying with the deal and it's been allowing inspectors to do their job and just after the meeting finished mama george zarif the iranian foreign minister tweeted the following there was strong consensus in brussels today that iran is complying with a j c p o a the nuclear deal that the iranian people have every right to its dividends and that any move that undermines the deal is unacceptable the european three and the u. of fully aware that iran's continued compliance can is conditioned on full compliance by the u.s. the vats of veiled threat that if on friday president trump does reapply sanctions on iran's oil industry that iran would consider that a breach of the deal they then could take unilateral action the head of iran's nuclear program a nuclear organization rather has said this week that iran is capable of greatly increasing its uranium enri

e.u. commission has summoned nine environment ministers including germany's barbara hendricks to brussels for an air summit on quality today giving them a final chance to comply with quality standards now for more let's bring in our brussels correspondent bendigo band did meeting just ended one of the results. germany and the eight other countries pleading for more time basically they say we are in a good way about the need more time to match the pollution targets and it's not clear whether the commission is village to give them more time because the infringement procedures against these countries are already running for three years now and this is a question if the commission is willing to give in he didn't. indicate what he's going to do he just said another time and he wants more details until next monday and the commission can take these countries now to court or the commission can also say whether you have another two or three months to cut to come clean with the plans and this is hendricks tried the german minister tried to set her action plan as she called it she will spend one bil

e.u. the irish prime minister praises the block as the peacemaker in europe they still need. plus they can lock up his body but not his.

e.u. and the us also regarding iranian ties to militant groups as particularly problematic at a meeting with iran's foreign minister in brussels the e.u. made clear that it believes these controversial issues should be kept separate from a discussion of the nuclear deal which president trump would like to renegotiate i think perhaps the president for quote that it took several years to come to this state of the agreement and in his perspective perhaps he thinks he came to this in one week and this is really not what it means renegotiation means to stop it and we don't know when the next will come despite numerous problems such as iran's human rights record european lawmakers in strasbourg are convinced that terror on is abiding by the terms of the nuclear deal. we are happy to have this agreement that we negotiated for more than a decade and i would in comparison with other areas like the korean peninsula i would not like to see us in a comparable situation with iran as we find ourselves with north korea where we all seem to be at the brink off of a nuclear problem for the e.u. keeping the uranian nuclear program i

e.u. foreign policy chief and the foreign ministers of britain france and germany met an iranian delegation in brussels the agreement needs to be signed off every ninety days in the u.s. president has until friday to decide if hill reimpose sanctions. here opinion remains committed to support the full and effective implementation of the agreements including to make sure that the lifting of nuclear related sanctions has a positive impact on trade and economic relations with iran including benefits for the iranian people. the agreement as allowed for deeper cooperation and continuous dialogue with iran on all issues. amnesty international has called for an independent investigation into suspected atrocities by mia miles military the army admitted for the first time that its soldiers murdered ten muslim ranger their remains were found in a mass grave in the kind states last month it's called hi there reports. for the first time in march military has admitted wrongdoing in its crackdown on the range of community a statement posted on the facebook page of the military's commander in chief said t

e.u. the belgian prime minister sharon michel claimed the block is against new sanctions during his meeting with his russian counterpart dimitri medvedev based on sanctions are not the end goal dialogue is the key and i would like to highlight the you has made a decision not to support the strengthening of restrictions. and we gonna do reaction from two political analysts who told us the kremlin list is much ado about nothing . i don't think it will have much of the effect at all if anything i think it's the white house telling congress they passed this law to try to keep the pressure up on russia this concern about the last election and doing this list seems to have very little purpose other than just filling a legal minimum i don't know if it will really damage any u.s. russian ties it seems that trump is not certainly trying to make it any worse the situation already is it seems like he's really just trying to hope a lot of this goes away and bring it all to a speedy end people look at it i think and say this is a piece of lazy intelligence you've worked really taken a who's who of who's

foreign minister meets e.u. leaders in an attempt to bolster the twenty fifty nuclear deal says it will no longer cooperate with the terms of the agreement if washington re imposes oil sanctions. also coming up. she can strike a deal with the social democrats and have a new election that says germany's main parties go into a final day of exploratory coalition. while in protests spread across tunisia. spills into the streets one person has died and more than three hundred people have been arrested as authorities crackdown on demonstrators. plus raped murdered and left. in pakistan to protest against the brutal killing of an eight year old girl they want to know why the police were so slow to respond. hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us. iran's foreign minister mohammad has met with his counterparts in brussels it's a show of unity for the twenty fifteen iran nuclear agreement the deal is under threat as u.s. president will decide on friday whether to reimpose sanctions on tehran. for the iranian delegati

foreign minister meets e.u. leaders in an attempt to bolster the twenty fifty nuclear deal says it will no longer cooperate with the terms of the agreement if washington re imposes oil sanctions. also coming up. she can strike a deal with the social democrats and have a new election that says germany's main parties go into a final day of exploratory coalition. while an protests spread across tunisia. spills into the streets one person has died and more than three hundred people have been arrested as authorities crackdown on demonstrators. plus raped murdered and left. in pakistan to protest against the brutal killing of an eight year old girl they want to know why the police were so slow to respond. hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us. iran's foreign minister mohammad has met with his counterparts in brussels it's a show of unity for the twenty fifteen iran nuclear agreement the deal is under threat as u.s. president will decide on friday whether to reimpose sanctions on tehran. for the iranian delegati

arafat the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas is in brussels today meeting a new foreign minister let's hear from the e.u. foreign policy chief and make a mockery. clearly that is a problem with jerusalem i would say this is a very diplomatic euphemism and we europeans as well as all the out of work and the united nations system as such. still continue to believe that the only mathematic realistic solution for general salim has to come from direct negotiations and has to be the capital of the state. tenet crime i want to smash the mood about so want from the e.u. . well he wants to keep this momentum that most of the international countries also came out against this u.s. decision and what he wants from the e.u. is basically what he said today you would like them to recognize palestine as a state and he would like them to play a much bigger role. here politically the e.u. is one of the main donors in the occupied palestinian territories but at the same time the palestinians think they could play a much bigger role because what they have been saying over the past couple of weeks since this u.s. decision i

e.u. commission summoned nine environment ministers including germany's barbara hendricks to brussels for an air quality summit today giving them a final chance to comply with air quality standards here's correspondent ben regard on what that means. we are in the middle already in the middle of an infringement procedure and that means that you commission is ready to take these countries you mentioned to the court to the european court of justice and the court then can issue some hefty fines after the trial and to avoid that the car industry especially the countries have to come up with a plan to curb the pollution and the commission said no this is not really a summit it's a it's a hearing of this country's had the chance to present your plan and come up with something reasonable but so far that many doubt that germany has some new measures through to present it today bad of diesel cars from inner cities is one of the options being discussed what is germany doing in order to improve quality with hendrix the environmental mina's the prisoned a plan his so-called action plan she is promisin

e.u. italian prime minister paula gentility stress of finding the balance between protecting domestic jobs and local sectors while engaging in free trade and mccall as we just heard focused on what he called disruptive innovation announcing a ten billion euro fund to finance research my colleague helena humphrey has been covering davos for us and just got out of the speech of minoan mccall helena hi it's good to see you know we already heard a few of the ideas that mccall presented there what reactions have you seen so far from there it went down very well indeed here with the devil salute have you who espouse many of the liberal business friendly ideas from president and manually makkal what he said in the congress will france ease back that was met with some strong approval was he at the world economic forum so that went down very well indeed essentially the french president took the idea from the german chancellor angela merkel of multiculturalism and carried it forward his speech though rooted in the here and now it was energetic he caught cold for an adult god europe in terms of sunk

joining the european union was this an issue that was discussed by the foreign ministers today turkey's accession to the e.u. i didn't hear about it specifically but i i can assume that this doesn't go down well with the czechs president or the government members because they're often saying we will not wait at that use door forever on the other hand they are really trying now to mend fences with european nations because they're all the partners russia the u.s. middle eastern nations the relations them not exactly great either so they really need. to approach europe so to say but of course the european union also has lost a lot of leverage when it comes to interior developments democracy human rights in turkey by pushing turkey further away and i think the e.u. as such needs to come up with a more coherent common approach when it comes to its relations to turkey. many thanks indeed for breaking it all down for us. now to some of the other stories making news around the world and the u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley has warned iran that the world is watching its response to anti-government p

e.u. politicians may have opened a door to reconciliation talks london european council president almost cost said quote our hearts are open and so far it seems his appeal is all on deaf ears british prime minister to resign may still backing a speech from the e.u. although it's just planned that little q.r. on march twenty ninth next year. when the law for shoes sometimes goes beyond rationality in spelling sneaker hats die hard tennis shoe collectors who braved the cold to get their hands on every desk latest top what's especially about the sneaker you may ask well it's especially edition inspired by berlin subway system of all things. long lines check subzero temperatures check. check while it may look like the latest i phone launch these so-called sneaker heads have a different prize in mind. these adidas sneakers featuring branding for the baseball game public transit authority limited edition sneakers are part of the baseball games ninetieth anniversary celebrations and even feature an integrated year round ticket a deal worth the wait for many in line here. had a lot of time to reflect on it at the beginning i wanted to have them because they are such a brand name and to wear the shoes my

e.u. in march twenty nineteen. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in moscow for talks with russian president vladimir putin the two are expected to discuss israel's concerns about an expansion of iran's military involvement in syria russia has close ties with both countries. president. of the philippines has visited all of a province where tens of thousands of people have been displaced by the active volcano mount mayon it's been injecting lava and ash for the past two weeks and geologists say there could be a major eruption within the next couple of days. the philippines most active volcano is at it again for weeks now mount my own has been spewing a white hot cocktail of gas and volcanic debris down its flanks complicating matters nonstop brain is mixing with the volcanic ash and rock that's resulted in fast moving much flows which have damaged roads and could potentially sweep away entire settlements. more than eighty thousand residents have fled their homes and are living in temporary shelters which are quickly getting over