e.u. nationals but the the backstop that particular arrangement which i do think has grave grave defects for a democratic country a sovereign democratic country like the u.k. that plainly has to go but once we get rid of it if we can change it then i think there is the real prospect of making progress very rapidly indeed so that backstop has always only been a last resort we don't need this last resort. for saying we might find that agreement in the next 2 years but perhaps you will find it in the next 30 days why shouldn't we that would take us to a big step forward and we have to pull all the stars out and make sure we manage to do it however this does work on the assumption that we have clarity about the future relations between. the u.k. . and i think this clarity is emerging. everybody agrees but nobody agrees the double is bridget alex forrester whiting is there with me to have talked through what we've just heard so did you hear anything new from the 2 leaders alex there was one. new confirmation from boris johnson which was not to do with the backstop but to do with e.u. citizens liv

e.u. nationals be the backstop that particular arrangement which i do think has grave grave defects for a democratic country so every democratic country like the u.k. that plainly has to go but once we get rid of it if we can change it. then i think there is the real prospect of making progress very rapidly so that's why. i think forest wising this issue that bedevils everyone boris johnson there talking very optimistically the chancellor merkel also talking optimistically about seeking a solution with the backstop is only there if we don't find a solution as you said well we'll all work very hard to find a solution even getting one perhaps within 30 days and see if she did. she mentioned that i thought you mentioned that in passing i mean everyone seems to be holding a to doing this in 30 days q think the program more progress can be made in the next 30 days than was made in the lab and has been made in the last 3 years since the brevity of what exactly is free is and it's not like the civil servants on both sides have not been working hard to try to find a solution boris johnson they're

e.u. nationals in our country who do so much to contribute so much to our country and of course in particular our german our german friends so that's why i'm here tonight thank you very much for that wonderful welcome and i look forward to developing our friendship and our relationship. thank you ben right from the b.b.c. question to the prime minister 1st please mr johnson the e.u. says it will not renegotiate the withdrawal agreement under any circumstances so are you prepared to compromise or is this trip simply posturing before you blame the e.u. for no deal breaks it. and chancellor merkel with all agreement was defeated in parliament 3 times in britain it has been buried by boris johnson why when you reopen it in the few weeks that are left or do you see the bracks a crisis now as the u.k.'s problem to solve thank you. thanks very much ben yes of course i think there is ample scope to do a deal and diaby sprained i think pretty clearly what needs to happen we need to remove those elements of the of the withdrawal agreement that simply don't work for the u.k. i've spoken of the things th

e.u. nationals, including french citizens in our country.'s get brexit done, let's get it done sensibly and pragmatically in the interests of both sides. let's not wait until october 31, let's get on now in deepening and intensifying the friendship and partnership between us over lunch. [speaking french] >> we will take a couple of questions now. >> what does leaving without a deal actually mean? does it mean trading on wto rules for the long-term or is it back to square 1 with negotiations and in that sense, isn't no deal a bit of a con? angela merkel showed some flexibility in berlin last night over the question of changing the irish backstop, don't you think you should cut the new prime minister a bit of slack as well? libby.k you very much, a great deal of work has already been done to ensure the transition on october 31 is as smooth as it can be. there are already agreements on aviation, financial services, many other sectors and what we 71t to do now over the next days, we want to make sure we do the necessary work on both sides of the

e.u. but this is problematic for even nations with large scale agricultural production such as france and ireland they have already succeeded in limiting the amount of beef markets or can import to the e.u. to $100000.00 tons a year as well e.u. nations still have major environmental concerns regarding agricultural production and biodiversity particularly in the amazon region that could yet scope of the trade deal. let's have a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world russia has launched the world's 1st floating nuclear power plant over the next 3 weeks the academical number not a model solve i will be towed across the arctic ocean to pay back in russia's far east where it'll provide power for about 100000 people environmentalist have criticised the plant as unsafe. well to has agreed to allow the 356 migrants stuck aboard a rescue ship to disembark after 6 european union countries agreed to take and then you know ship the ocean viking rescue the refugees from boats of the coast of libya . u.s. billionaire industrialist a david koch has died at the age of $79.00 h

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e.u. nations have been -- hormuz -- straight of hormuz although the e.u. ons have been reluctant so far. the u.k. called for a european initial toive protect shipping s it sought to protect the deal. north korea has launched more project aisles, ramping up the pressure on the divided peninsula. seoul says the north fired two unidentified weapons into the east sea before dawn. before such launch in about two weeks. the latest test comes as south korea and the u.s. began military drills which pyongyang described as a violation of an agreement struck between kim jong un and president trump in singapore. wall street's biggest fall of the year has seen the wealthiest 500 people on earth losing more than 2% of their net worth. 21 members of the bloomberg billionaires index each lost $1 billion or more, as markets reeled from the escalating trade war. jeff bezos lost the most, shedding 3.4 billion dollars as amazon shares tumbled. however, he's still pretty well off with a fortune of 110 billion dollars. global news 24 hours a day on air and attic tock on twitter.

e.u. but this is problematic for each you nations with large scale agricultural production such as france and ireland they have already succeeded in limiting the amount of beef markets or can import to the e.u. to $100000.00 tons a year as well e.u. nations still have major environmental concerns regarding agricultural production and biodiversity particularly in the amazon region that could yet scope of the trade deal. ok let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world russia the world's 1st stop flirting a nuclear power plant and set off on a 3 week voyage across the arctic ocean the russian vessel academic on low more not solve is being told to have an area in that russia's far east where it'll provide power for about $100000.00 people environmentalist's of criticize the plant as unsafe. thousands of people marched in algerian cities and towns to call for free and fair elections and an end to military influence in the government algerians have continued to push for political reforms after mass protests force of resignation of the president after nazis beau

e.u. nations have offered to take the migrants in the u.s. state department has approved plans to sell $8000000000.00 worth of f. 16 fighter jets to taiwan congress is expected to give the green light to finalize the deal beijing's strongly opposes any arms deal with taiwan those are the headlines on al-jazeera inside stories next. the polls and the results could have huge consequences for the whole of africa. just influence over job so why is it so important and. this is inside story. welcome to the program. a small region in somalia is at the center of a growing power struggle in east africa the people of autonomy us federal state and will choose their president on thursday somebody as neighbor has. a job and main city is a target of attacks by the. 26 people died in a hotel sold last month borders kenya which has soldiers there as part of the african union's mission against. central government wants more control over the region and warns it would not recognize the election when. let's have a look jubilant there thomas region in southern so

been floating in international waters between malta and the italian island of lampedusa so far no e.u. nation has offered a safe port. and thousands of passengers were left stranded in london after british airways was forced to cancel more than $100.00 flights due to an id failure more than $200.00 flights were also delayed at heathrow gatwick and london city airports v.a. says the computer glitch which affected the airline's check in system has now been fixed it is the company's 3rd major computer failure a little more. right say from here in london that's back teaching. for the city thank you all judges and lawyers in hong kong have marched in a silent protest to accuse the government of political persecution dozens dressed in black held a vigil at the department of justice there demanding an independent inquiry into weeks of mass protests lawyers say police have arrested hundreds of protesters but not allege a gang members who attacked them. and the unrest is costing hong kong businesses and threatening the territories reputation for stability to andrew thomas explains . in calling monday'

e.u. nationals immediately after a break said mr johnson most of the u.k. would be ready to leave the a huge deal or no deal on the 31st of october. wildfires are raging across the spanish on the ground canary about a 1000 people have been moved to safety since places broke out on saturday hundreds of firefighters and more than a dozen planes and helicopters now battling the flames emergency services of warn that the situation is very serious and the fires remain. french president emanuel was hosting a rare bilateral visit from russian as likely reputed to a major e.u. power as a person has now arrived at present not from summit retreat on france's mediterranean coast the visit pacifist of across attempt to improve relations at a time of heightened tensions between russia and the west eastern ukraine is on the agenda mr seek to press putin to help end the conflict that. comes just days before his dramatic a host of world leaders for the g. 7 summit which was the g. 8 before russia was excluded for c.z. crimea from ukraine. just. skip on this from the dubuqu

e.u. nationals in our country who do so much to contribute so much to our country and of course in particular our job and german friends so that's why i'm here tonight thank you very much for that wonderful welcome and i look forward to developing our friendship and our relationship.

e.u. nationals including french citizens in our country so let's get bricks it done that get it done sensibly and pragmatically in the interest of both sides and let's let's not wait until october 31st let's get on not in deepening and intensifying the friendship and the partnership between us over lunch and senate. ethen on a comp on the gift. that i decided we have to use what does leaving without a deal actually mean does it have to trading on w t o rules for the long term or is it effectively back to square one with more negotiations and in that sense it's a bit of a con. and this is for mr president don't. either merkel showed some flexibility in. last night over the question of changing the irish backstop don't you think you should cut the new british prime minister a bit of slack as well. thank you very much libby of course as you know great deal of work has already been done to ensure that the transition on october 31st is a smooth as it possibly can be and so there are already agreements on aviation on financial services many other sectors and what we want to do now between in the ne

e.u. nations have offered to take the migrants in the u.s. state department has approved plans to sell $8000000000.00 worth of f. 16 fighter jets to taiwan congress is expected to give the green light to finalize the deal beijing's strongly opposes any arms deal with taiwan those are the headlines on al-jazeera inside stories next. so the polls and the results could have huge consequences for the whole of africa kenya ethiopia and somalia itself just influence and so why is it so important and what's i say this is inside story. on the welcome to the program. a small region in somalia is of a sense of a growing power struggle in east africa the people of autonomy for those.

e.u. nations have reported cases of the virus with particularly bad breaks and bulgaria and neighboring remaining african swine fever is a highly contagious disease that affects pigs and wild boar but not affects people . hundreds of mourners have attended the funeral of an off duty israeli soldier who was found in the occupied west bank the teen year old was unarmed when he was found with stab wounds near the settlement block early on thursday israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has denounced the killing as a terror attack and to find those responsible puerto rico may get its 4th governor in a week after politicians criticize the latest appointee wonder vasquez parties discussed replacing a day after she was sworn in she's seen as a party as a part of the previous administration the next front runner is jennifer gonzales puerto rico's representative to the u.s. congress the governor the 1st governor ricardo reseller quit in july to protest against allegations of corruption and offensive text messages the u.n. says new u.s. sanctions on venezuela could make life worse for millions strugglin

e.u. nations have agreed to take in refugees migrants soup and stranded at sea for nearly 2 weeks more than 350 people were on board the ocean viking when it docked in malta they'd been rescued from the mediterranean sea off the coast of libya malta and italy had initially denied requests for the ship to dock at a spanish warship as arrived in the at the italian island of lampedusa to collect 15 migrants from the charity vessel open arms being taken in by spain under an agreement with france germany portugal and luxembourg but 1st the vessel wasn't allowed to dock in italy as part of the government's closed ports policy but in the tally and prosecutor over rule that decision. a wildfire in california has forced people to leave their homes to leave 4000 people were ordered out after the fire began in shasta county on thursday officials say that strong winds helped to spread the wildfire but it's now been partially contained wildfires in the same region last year destroyed more than a 1000 homes and claimed 8 lives. coffee farmers in indonesia are expecting a bumper crop this year but with pr

e.u. nations have offered to take in those on board after they were picked up off the coast of libya almost 2 weeks ago but the ship remains near the italian island of lampedusa after it was barred from docking by interior minister. he's ordered italian officials not to let people disembark. the chief executive of hong kong airline cathay pacific has resigned amid the controversy over staff involvement in mass protests kathie's board said that rupert hogg needed to be replaced because the airline's commitment to safety and security had been called into question china's aviation regulator demanded that staff who joined or supported protests be removed from flights through mainland aspace earlier the company had said that it would dream of telling stuff what to think the 2 pilots were later sacked and other staff suspended when other global companies are also getting caught in the crossfire of hong kong's political crisis luxury fashion brands versace coach. have been forced to apologize all to chinese social media uses posted pictures of the brands t. shirts the didn't properly designate hon

e.u. nations have offered to take them in. let's now speak to lorenzo who's a visiting professor at the london school of economics also the founder and chief economist at macro advisors ltd joins me now on skype so after several weeks of uncertainty following that move by the interior minister need to withdraw from the coalition we have now seen the prime minister just up the continent very much seizing the political momentum by submitting his resignation yeah i think this government these at the end of the road there is no way back to days the bait. at the senate was very big mess the i would say so clearly the issue about is can not come back go back to get working together now the alternative would be a different majority. to be found in the current parliament or if there is no solution early elections now everything is in the end so president that a lot who will start consultation from our o. and with the aim probably to finish up with by the end of this week and then make a decision. as things stand at the moment does it

e.u. nations have reported cases of african swine fever with particularly bad outbreaks in bulgaria and neighboring rumania bug area has already culled 130000 pigs with fears the country's entire pig population could be lost african swine fever is a highly contagious disease that affects pigs and wild for it does not affect humans. the commission stands ready to help and we will continue to support both area in its efforts to fight african swine fever the situation on the ground is still serious and it must be contained in particular there's an urgent need to enhance and comply with strict bio security measures amongst others in addition we need to raise public awareness cooperation at all levels of the society is crucial the best reaction is taking the right action against this catastrophic animal disease source economics is yuruk have created a robot that teaches itself to roller skate skate a bot uses artificial intelligence to learn how to walk move on roller blades and even skate on ice it even knows what its physical limits are and applies that understanding to tasks that it receives but now

e.u. its national bottler al-jazeera paris meanwhile markhor also welcomed the indian prime minister narendra modi to france this afternoon for a working meeting the pair held discussions at the shutter of shakti near paris ahead of the do 7 summit in berates on saturday it's expected the ongoing crisis in kashmir is on the agenda as well as strengthening bilateral ties. at least 3 people have been killed and 22 injured during a thunderstorm in poland tatra mountains lightning hit a group of tourists on give aunt an almost 2000 metre high mountain after a sunny morning turned stormy rescue teams with the help of 4 helicopters are working to get hold of the victims another person has been killed in the west hatteras in slovakia according to mountain rescue services. a german court to sentenced a syrian asylum seeker to 9 and a half years in prison for joint manslaughter and grievous bodily harm over the fatal stabbing of a man which triggered mass far right protests the 24 year old stabbed the cuban german victim during an alter cation in the eastern city of chemists last year during the thirt

e.u. nations have been reluctant. cooperating with the u.s. marks a shift in strategy. the u.k. a european's initiative -- european initiative to protect shipping. north korea has launched more projectiles, ramping up the pressure on the divided peninsula. the north fired to unidentified weapons into the east sea before dawn. the latest tests, as south korea and the u.s. began the terry drills which pyongyang describes as a violation of an agreement struck between kim jong-un and president trump in singapore. wall street's biggest fall has seen the wealthiest 500 people losing 2% of their net worth. 21 members of the bloomberg billionaires index lost $1 billion or more. jeff bezos lost the more, shutting the $.4 billion as -- shedding $3.4 billion. he is still pretty well-off. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. back to the turmoil in global stock markets after the biggest drop in 18 months. we have reporters in beijing, tokyo and new york standing by to bring

e.u. nations nominated someone else for the imf job.ver the protests in hong kong, sending a lengthy letter outlining its take. they refer to "violent activities aimed to trample the rule of law," and link protesters with "foreign forces." global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. ,rancine: for more in hong kong joining us as our bloomberg asia reporter. confirmed at china u.k. staffer has been detained, what do we know? iain: we are waiting for details on what he has been detained for. he is being held under an administration -- administrative detention law which allows china to keep things -- people up to 15 days. it includes a wide range of and froms -- offenses narcotics possession. he is allowed to be held for up to 15 days, but this is sending off alarm bells in the city because this is a place where people have gone missing before, shuttled into mainland china. china has used detentions of peopl

e.u. and south american nations unless brazil takes urgent action and then the german chancellor angela merkel has added to her voice calling it an acute emergency how did joe castro will cause. dramatic video captures the fury of the flames eating away at the world's largest rain forest this is just one of several 1000 fires currently consuming swaths of the brazilian amazon and the world is watching we're very concerned about these fires both for the immediate damage that they're causing and also because sustained force is crucial in our fight against climate change the amazon produces 20 percent of the world's oxygen that's why it's called the planet's lungs but environmentalist warn if the burning continues at this rate the rain forest will transform to a landscape resembling the african savannah and rather than produce oxygen the antidote to global warming the former rain forest will humid carbon instead in brazil sister e. was soon difficult situations but for the 1st time we have this kind of situation that was created almost with official encouragement from the government environmental

e.u. and south american nations unless brazil takes action and the german chancellor angela merkel she's added her voice calling it an acute emergency kustra begins our coverage. dramatic video captures the fury of the flames eating away at the world's largest rain forest this is just one of several 1000 fires currently consuming swaths of the brazilian amazon and the world is watching we're very concerned about these fires both for the immediate damage that they're causing and also because sustained force is crucial in our fight against climate change the amazon produces 20 percent of the world's oxygen that's why it's called the planet's lungs but environmentalist warn if the burning continues at this rate the rain forest will transform to a landscape resembling the african savannah and rather than produce oxygen the antidote to global warming the former rain forest will humid carbon instead in brazil sister e. was soon difficult situations but for the 1st time we have this kind of situation that was created almost with official encouragement from the government environmental groups a ranche

e.u. sanctions against the nation the office of his attorney general stated that the captain of the vessel as well as 3 officers would also be released weeks after the seizure of the grace one iran's of revolutionary guard said that they had taken a british tanker this imperil in the crucial strait of hormuz accusing the ship of violating international regulations at this time the status of the stana impera is still up in the air at this time. and while the u.s. china trade war has slammed many such fears on both sides of the pacific from agriculture to fashion the auto sector has not avoided the pain and the thanks may be increasingly apparent in china rolling into catch us up on this and all things automotive is the car coach lauren fix welcome back lauren turning to you turning back to turning to arguably the big story this week the latest statistics showing an economic slowdown in china and the auto sector was not spared the pain that china passenger car association says car sales fell 5.3 percent in the month of july $2900.00 compared to july of 2018 that works out to 1500000 automobi

trust since the south korea rulings and claims the export controls are for national security purposes. one thing that all e.u. citizens have in common is a past or much like this one it's getting easier for wealthy foreign investors mainly but not only russians to buy themselves e.u. citizenship in the form of a so-called golden passport and a place to do that is cyprus. cyprus is booming again and its 2013 financial crisis seems all but forgotten. the island's real estate market is thriving with the rows of expensive new high rises in the port town of limon saul. many russians are buying them today they make up about a quarter of a total population. that. were all because investing at least 2000000 euros in cypriot real estate will get you cypriot citizenship. business consultant irina churchill town is one of those who makes it happen for her wealthy clients. the simple quiet the busboy don't have to feel. that cyprus this year's golden passports to wealthy russians and arabs has been severely criticised by the e.u. but the island's finance minister who oversees this investment scheme says so far only 500

e.u. and south american nations unless brazil takes urgent action i do joe castro begins our coverage. dramatic video captures the fury of the flames eating away at the world's largest rain forest this is just one of several 1000 fires currently consuming swaths of the brazilian amazon and the world is watching we're very concerned about these fires both for the immediate damage that they're causing and also because sustained force is crucial in our fight against climate change the amazon produces 20 percent of the world's oxygen that's why it's called the planet's lungs but environmentalist warn if the burning continues at this rate the rain forest will transform to a landscape resembling the african savannah and rather than produce oxygen the antidote to global warming the former rain forest will humid carbon instead in brazil sister e. was soon difficult situations but for the 1st time we have this kind of situation that was created almost with official encouragement from the government environmental groups say ranchers and log are started the fires to clear the land. they were play

suppose his comments appear to contradict national security advisor john bolton he says a deal could be fast tracked through congress if britain leaves the e.u. foreign sleep has more from london. so the trade deal with the u.s. is seen as the absolute prize for brics it says john bolton the american national security advisor came here the other day and met boris johnson said that the u.k. would be 1st in the queue for a trade deal with the u.s. after 31st of october even though as many people pointed out is nothing to do with him because a security advisor and a trade deal would be within the gift of congress well now nancy pelosi the speaker of the house has come out and said what very many people have said here for months and months which is that congress would block that trade deal if no resolution was found to the integrity of the open border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland so in that sense there's nancy pelosi effectively taking the side of the european union against boris johnson's plan so a schism there too so bracks it remains hugely controversial no clear outcome in sight will the u.k. leave will it not leave u

this could it's also to do with the electoral problems electoral issues arising around national elections across the e.u. particularly for example it's a rising in the u.k. risen spain earlier this year but it's also to do with the current concerns about the economic crisis across european union. really rick is that any chance that the germans all the friends would prevail over the italians and the greek of the martyrs who seem to be really tough on this issue of migrants well we have very different starting conditions in germany we have a societal discussion about living with foreigners being a multicultural society for a long time while in central and eastern europe for example we have very homogenized societies with something like 99 percent of checks and poles and for them it takes a longer time to get used to the fact that in the 21st century you don't live in isolated cultural homogenized spaces and there is a need to address things on a european level you need to leave the situation is not so much a question of they are willing and able to live with others but they have a government service on a

could it's also to do with the electoral the problems electoral issues arising around national elections across the e.u. particularly for example it's a rising in the u.k. risen spain earlier this year but it's also to do with the current concerns about the economic crisis across european union. in a rick is there any chance that the germans or the friends would prevail over the italians and the greek of the martyrs who seem to be really tough on this issue of migrants well we have very different starting conditions in germany we have a societal discussion about living with foreigners being a multicultural society for a long time while in central and eastern europe for example we have very homogenized societies with something like 99 percent of checks and poles and for them it takes a longer time to get used to the fact that in the 21st century you don't live in isolated cultural homogenized spaces and there is a need to address things on a european level you need to leave the situation is not so much a question of they are willing and able to live with others but they have a government service on a wa

e.u. without a deal on october 31st and the u.s. national hurricane center says dorian has strengthened to a category 4 hurricane the storm is gaining momentum in the atlantic ocean with wind speeds over a 180 kilometers per hour dorian is expected to make landfall on saturday night a state of emergency has been declared for florida those are the headlines it's back to myanmar unholy alliance next september on al jazeera with ethiopia taking its 1st steps into democracy al-jazeera meets for diversity europeans who are reshaping the country's political landscape world leaders gather in new york for the united nations general assembly global issues are on the table listing host dissects the world's media how they operate and the stories they cover global warming and possible solutions to climate change are on the agenda at the united nations it's a special 2 part series exposed her human activity have damaged much of the planet and cause some of the biggest environmental threats to mankind september on al-jazeera. just. on the whole. and. it a

korea have signed a trade deal for israel it's the 1st with an asian nation after deals have been reached with the united states and the e.u. it excludes israeli settlements in judea samaria and the golan goods and services from companies located in these regions will not enjoy any concessions on cost large duties removed the international space station is open for business during the 6 and a half hour space walk to u.s. astronauts have built a docking port for commercial spacecraft the international docking adopt will allow the likes of space x. and we're going to send crews up to the eye and says with their crew dragon and stalin it's 6363. now robots we're constantly being told to take away all the jobs many of us like me think that in our particular line of work robots will never be able to replace humans but the grizzly looks like no job is safe to take china's biggest restaurant say it's no opened its 1st branch where kids an absence of a stuff being replaced by machines. it's not easy to grab a quick snack on weekends in beijing you need luck assertiveness and a lot of patience but waiting is all part of the game on

e.u. and the marcos a country clearly says that both parties need to respect the united nations convention for framework for climate change clearly everything that's happening in brazil even before the trade agreement. with all the happening the trade agreement was still sign and now that we see the money for the acceleration of the actions on the ground. the dismantling and of and vironment the laws and. especially an indigenous people we see that the trade deal is even more dangerous so what we are asking is for angela merkel to work with e.u. governments to block these these trade deals unless until governments like bows and arrows government able to show commitments to the paris agreement in particularly to russia to the rights of indigenous people you talk about economic pressure here just very very briefly there are both in our says his government doesn't have the resources to fight these fires do you believe that no because i think i think we saw in the past that the space agency have done amazing work in fact we have seen that nowhere in the world where they are doing live monitori

the new freedoms that we will have, leaving the straitjacket of the e.u., we will be able to build on all the strengths we have as a nation -- our fantastic universities, our lively tech sector, our law, andy, the rule of overall, the british attitude. one of the issues we have in the u.k. is while london is a highly-productive city, as productive as germany, we have parts of the u.k. that have not had the opportunities that london and the southeast have had. one of boris johnson's key planks is to level up across britain, to make sure we have , broadband inture cities like leaves and manchester, so they -- cities nd manchester, so they can become players on the world stage. i do not see a reason they cannot be high growth, high opportunity locations. we are also looking at setting up the new generation of free ports, something we have not been able to do because we have been part of the e.u. customs union. in fact, i have been meeting wilbur ross this morning to talk about the american freezone, freeport opportunity zones, to talk about what we are going to learn. tomorrow, i will be traveling to see it in the flesh and

e.u. as well as the united nations sanctions so when the president rouhani was elected he took the nuclear negotiations from the country's supreme national security council which is the body that is in charge of the country's nuclear program headed by the president he took that awful you know from that governing body and gave it to the foreign ministry something that's not. and history of the country and he put the homage of odds or if in charge of the negotiations specifically for the reason that the reason is a career diplomat he was the iranian permanent member to the united nations from 2000 to 2007 he has dealt with many american diplomats over the years and he has a long history with the former. american official john kerry so there was a history there and as they reached took their responsibility very seriously in the negotiations up to the 2015 nuclear deal and as a recent self a very optimistic as was a new president hassan rouhani so the idea now is that since the united states withdrew it isn't there we've who's been speaking out against what's been happening in iran and the uni

e.u. where the latest crisis unfolding in italy as the nation's prime minister has announced his resignation are g.'s alex mahela bichon joins us to go.

e.u. where the latest crisis is unfolding in italy as the nation's prime minister has announced his resignationare g.'s alex mahela bichon joins us to give us a look at inside what could be unfolding in the euro zone you've got a poncho days let's go and dive right in. the ongoing protest movement in hong kong in the prospect of intervention by the central government legal route report today as hong kong's chief executive says she can see a way out of the crisis which now seems headed for a collision with the trade in terror a fight with the united states 1st we go to hong kong for the latest with our team . who filed this report. for this weekend's mostly peaceful protests demonstrators are saying that they're not giving up on their 5 demand they fear their economy is shrinking earlier today hong kong's chief executive kerri lam spoke to the public about setting up a platform for dialogue with various sectors of society we will start immediately a platform for dialogue with people from all walks of life so this is something that we want to do in a very sincere and humble manner i and my princi

e.u. and the marcos a country clearly says that both parties need to respect the united nations convention framework for climate change clearly everything that's happening in brazil even before the trade agreement. we oversee that happening the trade agreement was still sign and now that we see the money for the acceleration of the actions on the ground. the dismantling and of environment the laws and. especially an indigenous people we see that the trade deal is even more dangerous so what we are asking is for angela merkel to work with e.u. governments to block this this trade deal unless until governments like bows and arrows government able to show commitments to the virus agreements in particularly to russia to the rights of indigenous people if you talk about economic pressure here and just very very briefly are both in our 0 says his government doesn't have the resources to fight these fires do you believe that no because i think i think we saw in the past that the space agency have done amazing work in fact we have seen that nowhere in the world where they are doing live monitoring

e.u. where the latest crisis is unfolding in italy as the nation's prime minister has announced his resignation argues alex mahela bichon joins us to give us a look at inside what could be unfolding in the euro zone you've got a poncho today so let's go and dive right in. the ongoing protest movement in hong kong on the prospect of intervention by the central government legal route report today as hong kong's chief executive says she can see a way out of the crisis which now seems headed for a collision with the trade in terror a fight with the united states 1st we go to hong kong for the latest with our 2 star who filed this report. weekend's mostly peaceful protests demonstrators are saying that they're not giving up on their 5 demand they fear their autonomy is shrinking earlier today hong kong's chief executive kerri lam spoke to the public about setting up a platform for dialogue with various sectors of society we will start immediately a platform for dialogue with people from all walks of life so this is something that we want to do. in a very sincere and humble manner i am my principal f

this going it's also to do with the electoral problems electoral issues arising around national elections across the e.u. particularly for example it's a rising in the u.k. risen spain earlier this year but it's also to do with the current concerns about the economic crisis across european union. really rick is that any chance that the germans all the friends would prevail over the italians and the greek of the martyrs who seem to be really tough on this issue of migrants well we have very different starting conditions in germany we have a societal discussion about living with foreigners being a multicultural society for a long time while in central and eastern europe for example we have very homogenized societies with something like 99 percent of checks and poles and for them it takes a longer time to get used to the fact that in the 21st century you don't live in isolated cultural homogenized spaces and there is a need to address things on a european level you need to leave the situation is not so much a question of they are willing and able to live with others but they have a government that serves o

e.u. and the marcos a country clearly says that both parties need to respect the united nations convention framework for climate change clearly everything that's happening in brazil even before the trade agreement. with all this is happening the trade agreement was still sign and now that we see the money for the acceleration of the actions on the ground. the dismantling and of environmentalists the laws and . especially on indigenous people we see that the trade deal is even more dangerous so what we are asking is for angela merkel to work with e.u. governments to block this these trade deal unless until governments like bows and arrows government able to show commitments to the virus agreements in particularly to run to the rights of indigenous people if you talk about economic pressure here just very very briefly are both in our says his government doesn't have the resources to fight these fires do you believe that no because i think i think we saw in the past that the space agency have done amazing work in fact we have seen that nowhere in the world where they are doing live monitoring

e.u. mission again to pick up people in the mediterranean who are in need. we must remember there was this european nation until it into the sea until spring this year the mission called sofia which basically was cancelled because of the italian government refused to participate in that and you food off of this current italian government came into power and knowledge the german government is pushing for a renewed e.u. mission but i think what they are hoping for is. a number of states to participate possibly not. ok if italy continues to refuse to participate which nations can pick up the slack kennedy even work without italian forces and ports well the german the german foreign minister has been saying that there's a more than a dozen states that are possibly interested in participating that have expressed their willingness but of course we have to remember there are a number of states that are adamant that they will not participate it to be has been one of the until recently we don't know what's going to happen in italy since the government there is likely to fall apart very soon but what the germans ar

britain says it will end freedom of movement for the nationals immediately after breakfast mr johnson has said that the u.k. will be ready to leave the e.u. deal or no deal on the current departure date the 31st of october. wildfires are raging across the spanish island of gran canaria authorities have moved about $8000.00 people to safety since the places broke out on saturday hundreds of firefighters more than a dozen planes and helicopters are battling the flames emergency services of war the situation is very serious the fires remain out of control. and french president emanuel macro's hosting a rare bilateral visits to a major e.u. now the russian president vladimir putin and president putin arrived at present map for a summer retreat some francis' mediterranean coast the visit is part of mr macro's attempt to improve relations at a time of heightened tension between the russian and western eastern ukraine is a eugenics one seeks to trespass on to end the conflict and the meeting comes just days before mr natural world leaders of the g. 7 summit which was the g 8 before russia was excluded for forcings in crimea from ukraine. let's

e.u. last week deputy prime minister matteo saw the need blocked the italian coast guard vessel grego to 30 from docking and so european union nations agreed to take in a solemn seekers it is the most contentious part of the brakes of a drawn deal between the e.u. worries over the so-called irish backstop dominated boris johnson's 1st visit to northern ireland as prime minister he has vowed to overhaul the deal this by the repeatedly turning him down again bubba has this report from belfast. 7 grabbing the attention of the prime minister or trying to these belfast shipyard workers are set to lose their jobs their predicament just one of the challenges northern ireland's devolved government here at stormont could be addressing if it were up and running. for its johnson promise to spend no effort to make that happen it's great to be to be here in northern ireland and. clearly the people in northern out of have been without a government without stormont for 2 years and 6 months so my my prime focus this morning is to do everything i can to help that get up and running again the 5 political parties here have been talking since may about

e.u. and china is right here after this break. 6 geysers by the national survival. when customers go by you are just a. good help well we do some lower. that's undercutting but what's good for the market is fuck it to the global economy. officer. to get up off the ground begin to. hurt them freeze on the sounds of. a grown man the christening essentially. wish to do away from the officer. of his group. the obvious or did they kind of lunge for the web in one smiths and they would have been done treece one as i have suspicions didn't you know i never saw any contact with you that you any kind of went back to where they were so the answers back here there try again 15 feet apart at this point and that's when the officer is gonna need to turn tree. hello and welcome to worlds apart in the world of political matchmaking the european union has long claim to put value of value creation and that's worked well for a while but now that some countries counsel a whole new industry in the time it takes the e.u. to come up with a single policy decision is that credo still satisf

e.u.. i also want to thank senator john holven, my friend. where's john? good job, john. along with the president of the national cattleman's beef association jennifer houston. and the president and c.e.o. of the united states meat export federation dan holstrom. thank you, dan, very much. congratulations. the agreement will lower trade barriers in europe and expand access for american farmers and ranchers. in year one duty-free american exports will increase by 46%. over seven years, they will increase by another 90%. in total, the duty-free exports will rise from $140 million to $420 million. an increase of over 180%. my administration is standing up for our farmers and ranchers like never before. we're protecting our farmers. we're doing it in many ways including with china. you may have read a little bit of china lately. ing a cultural products and exports have increased by more than $10 billion. and beef exports have increased by more than 31%. in another major win, we fully opened the japanese market to u.s. beef. we also opened markets in tunisia, morocco and australia. i think you're pretty happy about t