e.u. nations in a bit to solve a huge speech around where the migration with her own interior minister but what are the chances of a compromise we'll have full analysis from our chief political correspondent also coming up. fans have descended on moscow as germany kick off their world cup campaign in just two hours time can you hear nerves team get off to a winning start against mexico we'll get the latest from our correspondent at the state you. live. in a home for good to have you with us german johnson i'm going to merkel is seeking a mission seat talks with several nations on migration policy as she struggles to avert a crisis within her coalition but germany's government has denied a report that a special summit is to take place no matter who is locked in a round with her interior minister. who has threatened to define her and go ahead with plans to unilaterally tighten germany's food is on monday now america is adamant a european solution must be found. was there were for heads the variances to party off macas christian democrats with fierce fighting that the deadlock could bring dow

e.u. nations in a bid to solve a bunch of round of migration with in chile minister but how strong are the chances for compromise we'll have a formal full analysis for you from our chief political correspondent in just a second. also on the program portfolios. the giants of origin by securing a lower floor in the group stages of the world cup in russia we'll have the highlights of that game for you and plenty more later on in the show. you're. welcome my name is christopher bring it thanks for joining us chancellor angela merkel is reportedly planning emergency talks with several a huge nations as she struggles to avert a crisis within her coalition government of the migration policy the german daily built says the high level meeting could take place as soon as next weekend. chancellor merkel is currently locked in a round with her own interior minister hoskyns e who for who heads the the very insistent party of her christian democrats see hope for has threatened to unilaterally tighten germany's borders in defiance of magical who wants to find a european solution. so with fears spread. bu

e.u. nations on migration policy with germany on the brink of its own political crisis merkel is locked in a rout with her interior minister who receive us right into the fire and go ahead with plans to unilaterally tighten germany's borders on monday machall is adamant a european solution must be found. i'm joined in the studio by chief political correspondent melinda crane melinda knackers under huge pressure right now to find a european. solution on migration i mean the e.u. has just been so divided on this issue why is the solution so crucial for machall right now the e.u. is absolutely divided basically the system for distributing refugees has been broken ever since the huge influx of migrants in two thousand and fifteen and that has been imposing enormous strains in particular on the countries on the external border of the european union that's countries like spain like italy like greece it's one of the reasons that italy rejected that boat that we just saw and said no we're not taking on anymore it's one of the reasons that we now see a nationalist populist populist government in pl

e.u. nations and canada have said they're preparing measures to retaliate for washington's recently impose tariffs on steel and aluminum. leading german lawmakers are condemning remarks by the co-chair of germany's far right a.f.d. party saying the comments trigger.

e.u. nations to get on board and show a united front in her migration overhaul that she wants to see even sweden and denmark and of the netherlands and tranced all fortified their systems against the. illegal migration so i think the german government has stood down as well according to the majority open opinion among other european member states and i think they're zero for knows this very well and two years on their fall in that kind of search. in the end there will be a kind of a compromise but miss very strong influence of the of the reverence just the party of the of the studio. in a move that could see the ukase exit from the e.u. speedup british m.p.'s have voted down an amendment that would have allowed the opera house of parliament in the words to send negotiators back to brussels if they were unhappy with the terms of the deal now it is being called a victory for the prime minister and her government however the narrow margin of the vote means theresa may to really be pressed to make concessions on scaled back to the framer amendment breaks it doesn't aren't buying says now unde

e.u. nations will meet in brussels on sunday to try to sort out divisions on immigration comes ahead of an e.u. summit on thursday on overhauling the block's asylum system the issue is threatening to split german chancellor angela merkel's government she's under growing pressure to reach a deal that would allow germany to turn back asylum seekers who have registered in another e.u. country dominic cain has more from berlin. in calling an unofficial e.u. summit of eight member states the president of the european commission is seeking to find a way to bring member states together who deal with as a sort of front line of of immigration the people trying to claim asylum the point here is that you have the germans the austrians the french and other countries all seeking some form of accommodation to try to reduce the tension that has come in the immigration crisis at the same time in hungary you have the government of victoria via at his feet as party using their supermajority in parliament to amend the constitution in two ways the first being to make it a criminal offense punishable with a ja

would be able to turn away migrants out the border that should be the responsibility of the not the e.u. nation to look after seems very simple no that is not and that has caused a huge run in between angle of merkel. for the interior minister as we understand it at the moment the author is refusing to budge from his position on this but it comes at a time when the whole asylum process is very much under the microscope here in germany just last week a failed asylum application was arrested in iraq after fleeing germany know he is the main suspect in the brutal rape and murder of a fourteen year old girl in the city of mind a lot of questions being asked over just why this person who'd failed in his our application for asylum was still in the country at the time of this of this fourteen year old girls killing now this isn't just a split that's in germany though over what to do over the migration policy it is an e.u. wide split in some sense we've seen italy come forward and say they weren't going to accept a a ship in the mediterranean that was full of migrants now that move was strongly critici

e.u. nations to get on board and show a united front in her migration overhaul that she wants to see even sweden and denmark and of an overland. entranced. fortified on systems against the throw off the illegal migration so i think the german government has to do as well according to the majority or put your opinion among other european member states and i think the zero often knows this very well and two years ought to be up and therefore in the kind of search of her position in the end there will be a kind of a compromise but miss very strong influence of the of the or insist the party of the of society or. stay with us for all of the latest from the world cup with less than two days to go before the tournament kicks off right here in russia. thank. you. i. welcome back you are watching r t international and the national football teams are descending on russia for the world cup which starts in less than forty eight hours the latest squads to arrive are england ahead of their opening game on monday against tunisia and the world champions germany who play mexico on sunday meanwhile there

e.u. nations to get on board and show a united front in her migration overhaul that she wants to see even sweden and denmark and of neverland's entranced of their systems against. illegal migration so i think the german government has to do as well according to the majority open opinion among the european members. and zero for knows this very well and two years on their fall in that kind of search. in the end there will be a kind also of a compromise but. very strong influence of the of the or insist the party of the. city or. just a quick word on those pictures that popped up in the corner of your screen there are fireworks going on on russia day the day marks the independence from for the russian federation lots of fun going on around cities right across russia and moving on in a move that could see the u.k.'s exit from the e.u. speed up british m.p.'s have voted down an amendment that would have allowed the opera house of parliament to send negotiators back to brussels if they were unhappy with the terms of the deal it's being called a victory for the prime minister under government ho

e.u. nations to get on board and show united front in her migration overhaul that she wants to see now she can't convince those in their own cabinet to be on board with her then she's going to struggle in brussels and trying to convince other member states that they should get on board with her as it stands at the moment though there seems to be no no given take between the author and merkel over this of course mr zero four would either have to step down or be pushed out of his position as interior minister and we've got to remember it took us six months to get this german place immigration was a big point of discord in those talks if zia hoffa was to go that could well bring about problems for the coalition as it stands meddling break especially for reportedly using russian money to boost the levy campaign polly boyko has been following a parliamentary inquiry into banks activities that wrapped up just a few hours ago. well this questioning was all product of the british government's fake news inquiry which was set up back in twenty seventeen really off the back of the trump of russia all

e.u. nations to get on board and show a united front in her migration overhaul that she wants to see. after two weeks in power it cleaves new governing parties are sticking to their campaign promises the interior minister has closed the port to a vessel carrying migrants he say's the country's new goal is to protect its borders for your call if you know it was built i want to put an end to this human trafficking which puts thousands of lives at risk in the same way that we raise the issue for the queries who raise it who are the vessels that followed the other countries i'm hinting at from when instead of accepting the report of the migrants i'm objective we hope the same one as in north korea to protect the external borders if you rip one of them the humanitarian vessel that was turned away was carrying more than six hundred migrants reportedly including more than one hundred on the company minors and pregnant women it has however been offered to dock in a spanish port those on board had been rescued off the coast of libya over the weekend and we're hoping to disembark in the italian

e.u. merkel proposed giving up nonpermanent national seats among you allies in favor of european seats in the security council it's all appearances it's of on them with the e.u. nations still refusing to agree amongst themselves that they are all in the same boat when it comes to foreign policy michael has a lot to prove in new york. the question now is whether germany will be able to translate its considerable soft power into more than just words at the u.n. security council expectations are high if germany fails to deliver it may end up weakening the very multilateral institution it set out to strengthen as it moves from the deal because when it comes to phenomena in washington welcome constant. this is a two year term what will germany need to do during this time when germany will definitely try hans to make this institution the united nations work as germany in general is always trying to work in multilateral frameworks germany believes in cooperating with others that might be partly due to the lessons of germany's history. in the past of his in germany also tried to force its bill by

e.u. nations as a clash with her interior minister over refugee policy for actions to bring down her government but what are the chances that show succeed. and match day for the world cup has kicked off with a fabulous goalie in serbia is not against costa rica we'll be bringing you that i'm plenty more from russia. he could join me off to week stranded off to italy in malta turned the boat away more than six hundred rescue migrants have finally been allowed to step on to draw and the aquarius which has been at the center of a political crisis in europe sailed into the spanish fort of events you today. i'm eruption of relief after a week long odyssey at sea. i was happy to hear. the three vessel convoy was carrying six hundred thirty migrants including some one hundred twenty three unaccompanied minors some of the new arrivals had to be taken directly to hospital. volunteers turned out in their hundreds to assist the migrants and called for cooperation among e.u. states. and boy i think the aquarius has become a symbol that something isn't working that we are here confirms that it doesn't and w

e.u. nations affected by migration as she struggles to avert a crisis that could bring down her coalition government knuckle is locked in a round with her interior minister last z. hold for these threaten to unilaterally tighten germany's borders in defiance of mouthfull who wants a european solution. from the top of the hour as ever in the meantime don't forget you can always get the latest updates from our web site that's the w dot com up next here on news and exclusive interview with the german author robert mann says. there is no. change. the banks. the language. speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. made for mines.

e.u. nations on migrant policy as she struggles to avert a crisis within her own coalition but germany's government has denied a report that a special summit is to take place merkel is currently locked in a round with interior minister cost z who've a rather he has threatened to defy her and go ahead with plans to unilaterally tighten germany's borders on monday michael is adamant a european solution has to be found. the hole for heads the very insistent party of merkel's christian democrats with fears spreading that the deadlock between the two . sides could bring down the german government he's now said he has no intention of splitting the conservative block he said this to the built newspaper nobody in the c.s.u. is interested in toppling the chancellor dissolving the conservative parliamentary group or breaking up the coalition. bring in our chief political correspondent linda crane melinda we now have apparently the interior minister hall suitable for softening his position somewhat is this the beginning of a compromise between him and chancellor merkel hard to say for sure because we are also

e.u. nations. france for instance likes to give policy advice but president mccrum is very careful and not opening his harbor for instance for the further rescue boat that is just sort of cruising around in the mediterranean and trying the lifeline trying to find a harbor that will take it in so he sort of plays a double double game in a way but he does support anglo-american because he wants to keep her in office and the new spanish prime minister pedro sanchez tries to sort of keep humanitarian values up and then we have italy on the other hand who says we're fed up we're not going to take in another soul this is done with us we're finished we're not going to take people back or in and we're not we're not sort of making deals that are to our descent vantage and that in particular is very difficult for them going to market because she needs to make a deal because it's really and i can't really see what that could look like now peter i'd like to talk to you about germany and its particular position

e.u. nations as a clash with her interior minister over refugee policy to bring down her government but what are the chances she'll succeed. time head on a humphrey glad you could join me at the world cup in russia defending champions germany have lost their opening match to underdogs mexico one nil germany hadn't lost their world cup opener in thirty six years and this result puts their campaign in trouble. i'm joined now in the studio by chris harrington from the sports and crafts century a design stuff in germany took us through the match yet nine hundred eighty two was the last time we saw this happen but coincidentally night's navy to germany actually bounced back and finished second but in this match the only goal of the game came in the thirty fifth minute she cerrito that mats hummels injure all boateng in their tracks instead lasagna who hammered the ball into the net here it is right here miss it was a try to chip him up but it didn't work was on no fire did it made a nifty move for the ball past the helpless manuel neuer. and just obviously leaving all the mexican fans thrilled fo

e.u. nations on migration policy the very same issue that is bringing germany to the brink of its own polar crisis americal is locked in a rout with her interior minister horst is a harper he has threatened to defy her and go ahead with plans to unilaterally tighten germany's borders merkel is adamant a european solution must be found. conservative newcomer eva has won colombia's landmark presidential election two k. was running against former rebel and leftist gustavo pedro it was a close contest with counting almost complete taken around fifty four percent of the vote his victory over petro could have implications for the country's historic peace deal with the former far crumbles the historic treaty signed in two thousand and sixteen ended the longest civil war in latin america which spanned over five decades. joining me now is g.w. correspondent affair. who is following the elections for us from bogota ophelia these results came in rather quick do we have any details now. well of these results are confirming what we already saw in the surveys this is the second time that the surveys are

e.u. nations in a bid to solve a picture around of a migration with her own interior minister but how strong are the chances for compromise we'll have full analysis from our chief political correspondent in just a second also on the program football minnows iceland's giants argentina by securing a want to hold roll group stages of the world cup in russia we'll have all the highlights for you later on in the show. me a little. hello and welcome my name is christopher spring a good to have you with us chancellor angela merkel is reportedly planning emergency talks with several a united nations as she struggles to avert a crisis within own coalition government over migration policy the german daily built says the high level meeting could take place as soon as next weekend chancellor merkel is currently locked in a round with her interior minister. who heads the but they're insist a party of christian democrats say hold for has threatened to unilaterally tighten germany's borders in defiance of machall who wants to find a european solution. so with fears spreading that this deadlock could bring

e.u. nations on migration policy the very same issue that is bringing germany to the brink of its own political crisis markel is locked in a rout with her interior minister hosts they haul threaten to defy her and go ahead with plans to unilaterally tighten germany's borders machall is adamant a european solution must be found. and i'm joined now by our senior correspondent peter craven's of peter markle is under a huge amount of pressure right now to find what she calls a european solution on migration but the e.u.'s been so divided on this basically since the beginning why is the solution so important for her to find now. divided is a very important word here my we've got of there's a real palpable sense among very many observers here in europe in the us that the that the e.u. is beginning before a very real turn their backs on core european values that angela merkel sees herself as a defender of those core european values there's a european summit in brussels at the end of a few g. crosses on the basis of solidarity and shared values whether she's going to be able to achieve that goal or not

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e.u. nations will meet in brussels on sunday to try to sort out divisions on immigration that comes ahead of a summit on thursday on overhauling the blocks asylum system issues threatening to split the german chancellor angela merkel's government she's under growing pressure to reach a deal that would allow germany to turn back asylum seekers registered in another european union country. well those are the headlines that is continues as era after the war in october much of that sort. of. london october the fifth nine hundred seventy three. shortly after midnight the phone rings in the home of. an israeli case officer handling and egyptian spy they simply called the source. it is the source himself his message was simple i need to meet the boss. within minutes shrub has called television to wake his superior speed samir director of israel's intelligence service. in just a few hours samir is heading for the british capital. later and one of my sons london safe houses samir meets the source. the information he hears is astonishing. but what makes it all the more important is the identity of

e.u. nations to agree to combat what's known as "secondary migration.gr that's when ts arrive in one country and apply for asyl, but then migrate to other e.u. countries. concern over that second step has been one of main complaints of merkel's domestic opponents. >> angela merkel can say that she got something from this summit. the italian government could sao that he got mething from this summit. but the price of cobbling together this agreement in they eaurs of the morning was that it has left a lot of things very vague.ry there are ew actual obligations to carry through in this agreement. and so, critics say this is simply kicking the can down the road. anthis is not a long term solution. >> brangm: while the number of migrants trying to enter europe has declined since its peak in 2015, thousands still try the dangerous journey every month,r and thights will no doubt continue to roil european politics. for the pbs newshour, i'm william brangham. >> woodruff: on sunday, mexicans go to the polls for the largest election in that country's history. 3,400 local, state, and federal positions a

would be able to turn away migrants out the border that should be the responsibility of the not the e.u. nation to look after seems very simple no that is not and that has caused a huge run in between angola merkel and horse for the interior minister as we understand it at the moment the author is refusing to budge from his position on this but it comes at a time when the whole asylum process is very much under the microscope here in germany just last week a failed asylum application was arrested in iraq after fleeing germany know he is the main suspect in the brutal rape and murder of a fourteen year old girl in the city of mind a lot of questions being asked over just why this person who'd failed in his our application for asylum was still in the country at the time of this of this fourteen year old girls killing now this isn't just a split that in germany though over what to do over the migration policy it is an e.u. wide split in some sense we've seen italy come forward and say they weren't going to accept a a ship in the mediterranean that was full of migrants now that move was strongly cr

e.u. nations in a bid to solve a picture around all the of the migration with children minister but how strong of the chances for compromise will get full analysis for you from on chief political correspondent in just a couple of seconds. also on the program football minnows iceland starman giant option to you know by securing a one all draw in the groups.

e.u. nations will meet in brussels on sunday to try to resolve divisions of immigration that comes ahead of an e.u. summit next thursday to discuss overhauling the blocks asylum system the issue is threatening to split german of these chancellor angela merkel's coalition government she's under pressure to reach a deal that would allow germany to turn back asylum seekers who registered in another e.u. country hungary has defied e.u. law and passed a bill criminalizing assistance to undocumented immigrants under the so-called stop soros law aid workers could face up to a year in jail if they help people seek asylum prime minister viktor orban blames hunt gary an american businessman george soros for encouraging mass migration to europe but he denies that. today's world refugee day government instead of providing protection has decided to actually not provide protection deny protection and if the side with the persecutors it starts to persecute even individuals human rights defenders and others who assist asylum seekers i think this is a new low point for hungary today where even lawyers could

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e.u. nations still refusing to agree amongst themselves that they are all in the same boat when it comes to foreign policy macko has a lot to prove in new york the question now is whether germany will be able to translate its considerable soft power into more than just words at the u.n. security council expectations are high if germany fails to deliver it may end up weakening the very multilateral institution it set out to strengthen let's talk more with james ryan all the journalist based in new york who covers the you and welcome to day to have you start with the basics what do nonpermanent members do. well germany has won with one hundred eighty four votes the chance to be a nonpermanent member on the u.n. security council again countries love getting one of these seats it's considered a prestigious position it's really a chance to sit at the top table in global diplomacy but of course when they get to that top table sometimes it can be a slightly disappointing experience of the countries involved because of course the real power in the u.n. security council has been carved in stone thes

e.u. nationals that may want to continue living here in the u.k. students for instance who may have decided to spend a year living somewhere else or perhaps self employed people don't have the financial records to prove that they've been living here consistently long enough to get the status necessary and the elderly people that may have been here for many many years who simply don't know that they now need to register there may be problems for these and others further down the line. the recent windrush scandal saw long term u.k. residents from the caribbean wrongly labeled illegal immigrants some were deported despite living in the u.k. for decades the government can't afford to get the registering of three and a half million e.u. citizens wrong in return to reason may want brussels to safeguard the rights of one point two million british citizens living in the e.u. but without a final deal with europe there are no guarantees. al-jazeera london. has launched the second phase of its international press freedom campaign. when the news is restricted

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would be able to turn away migrants out the border that should be the responsibility of the not the e.u. nation to look after seems very simple no that is not and that has caused a huge run in between angle of merkel. for the interior minister as we understand it at the moment the author is refusing to budge from his position on this but it comes at a time when the whole asylum process is very much under the microscope here in germany just last week a failed asylum application was arrested in iraq after fleeing germany know he is the main suspect in the brutal rape and murder of a fourteen year old girl in the city of mind a lot of questions being asked over just why this person who'd failed in his our application for asylum was still in the country at the time of this of this fourteen year old girls killing now this isn't just a split that in germany though over what to do over the migration policy it is an e.u. wide split in some sense we've seen italy come forward and say they weren't going to accept a a ship in the mediterranean that was full of migrants now that move was strongly criticize

e.u. nations that have taken a stand on issues of islam. will sort of message is this sending out to the netherlands to germany to the united kingdom. well i think first and foremost it is a message that is intended to be sent out to the austrian electorate and i think there are many groups outside of austria and other european countries. who may applaud them who may try to kochi what they are doing but we have to understand that also the state church relation is very different in very in various countries throughout europe so austria has a kind of very specific understanding of what's it secured aronsen secularism should look like and what they are doing at the moment is trying to interfere into religious affairs so why do the united states you have the understanding that secularism means that the state is far away from religion in austria in terms of the most and so only it seems that they are trying to really define what a good religion should look like and what a bad religion should look looks like so they are right kind of redefining t

e.u. nations have been discussing solutions to the migration debate this was following an emergency summit there in brussels yesterday no concrete decisions coming out of that particular meeting and we know that a full e.u. wide summit is coming up later on thursday all the sixty million porton for one it leader in particular that is the german chancellor angela merkel who is seeking a short term deal with other e.u. members to cope with the migration crisis here's why german chancellor angela merkel who's in brussels looking to her fellow e.u. need is backing on migration austria's johnson a suggestion coolants take some more hardline approach but there is some common ground between medical and french president emmanuel mccall. the era of open borders across the whole of the e.u. seems to be over more and more member states are demanding more rigorous security like here on the boat garion turkish border the leaders are united on strengthening libya's coast guard so that migrants can no longer travel to europe by sea and hardliners want to create more reception centers like this one in lib

e.u. nations by tabling what he called quote a proposal aimed at completely surpassing the doublet agreement which governs distribution of refugees now ms merkel will arrive in brussels hoping that her colleagues will be motivated to help her relieve domestic political pressure yesterday the president the european parliament published an essay calling for a hard line on immigration writing quote our citizens are no longer willing to accept defenselessness of europe the e.u. leaders agenda walsall include other thorny issues a european stabilisation mechanism to tamp down economic crisis that we're speaking about with danielle the euro zone budget and the european deposit insurance scheme to cover euro zone banks. and we have spent a little bit of time talking about european central banks and other economic issues with danielle de martino booth now we're taking a look at them again however we're not going to be talking rates or the yield curve in her latest book collusion how central bankers rigged the world nomi prins says that central banks have colluded not to help create growth but to sim

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