e.u. program to promote peace and stability around the world it allows emerging economies to export all products except guns to the e.u. without tariffs but only if these countries have democratic standards and guarantees human rights has been part of the program for some years but now the e.u. is worried about the human rights situation there and is threatening to pull the plug and there's a lot at stake. exports to the e.u. come to $5400000000.00 euros while european companies only export $800000000.00 euros worth of products that makes the e.u. can both be a 2nd biggest trading partner after china losing the tariff free status would. come badia has a huge garment industry. at this factory the workers have 6 day weeks and the minimum wage the equivalent of $165.00 euros a month. from nike to added as many leading global brands have their wares made in cambodia. garments and shoes make up more than 90 percent of the country's exports. the volume is growing and the largest market is the european union where the imports currently incur no duties and there are no quotas. this trade regime holds as

e.u. program to promote peace and stability around the world it allows emerging economies to export all products except guns to the e.u. without tariffs but only if these countries have democratic standards and guarantee human rights has been part of that program for some years but now the e.u. is worried about the human rights situation there and is threatening to pull the plug and there's a lot at stake can boediono exports to the e.u. come to $5400000000.00 euros while european companies only export $800000000.00 euros worth of products that makes the e.u. cambodia 2nd biggest trading partner after china losing a tariff free staters would. come bodi or has a huge garment industry. at this factory the workers have 6 day weeks and earn the minimum wage the equivalent of $165.00 euros a month. from nike too added as many leading global brands have their wares made in cambodia. garments and shoes make up more than 90 percent of the country's exports. the volume is growing and the largest market is the european union where the imports currently incur no duties and there are no quotas. this trade r

and frisk program roland welcome to the program and donald trump's tariffs on e.u. cars might not become a thing after all at the g. 7 meeting in france the u.s. president said he thinks the u.s. will be able to reach a fair trade agreement with the european union without slapping import levies on automobiles offering a potential lifeline to german farmer and his trade dispute with china he hinted another term markets were happy to buy it. did donald trump's hard line approach drive the chinese back to the negotiating table that's certainly how the u.s. president is framing it on sunday in berets trump said he was sticking to the tariffs even while the other leaders appealed to him and asked him to relent then on monday trump announced that china called the offer of fresh talks. very very very good because i mean there will be able to you it's very important. even though it was 3. things about and it's why i personally. it's going to be great for. the chinese government doesn't seem to share his enthusiasm beijing did not immediately confirm that talks are to take p

e.u. trust fund for africa and the kind of programs that have gone before this because there have been they've been formed or designed in the europe's interest and the key interest is to stop migration but what's happening in africa and middle east and many other countries is we have a rising population there the larger percent of which is young people and they're leaving because they see no future in their own countries so what we need to do is we need to rethink european investment in africa. rethink our development programs and provide or help to provide african countries so that their youth have viable sustainable futures and their own country and in addition there needs to be eased some form of legal migration channels which has been promised by europe for many many decades which is not materialized. and the the greek and the italians have been saying that the burdens so to speak should be spread fairly among all the countries as a start up to the southern countries of the arrival points of the migration trend that should be sorting most of the burden how can that approach move forward no

e.u. about which is the nuclear missile program. iran's regional policy iranians have been in touch with the e.u. on on yemen for instance on the region they they have expressed their willingness to engage the e.u. on stab allies in the region but you know talks about iran's ballistic missile program which is in iran is seen as the main defense mccann isn't disposal of iran they cannot basically go to negotiate with the with the e.u. or any other party in the 202015 as they refused to talk about that with the with the united states that tried administration that's why i think it is it is a long shot it's very far fetched for iranians iranian strategy community to conclude that negotiating on it would be beneficial to your wrong really interesting to get your views on this house on a monday and thank you very much for your time airstrikes have killed several civilians in opposition controlled towns around an important highway in syria near a turkish observation post the army backed by russia is continuing its offensive in the northwes

month we'll take you back to russia for the latest also on the program britain's prime minister barak's jobson issues a fresh challenge for the e.u. over breakfast and tells a yes council president but the blocks plans to avoid a hard border in ireland are democratic. i'm phil gala welcome to the program. it's on his governing coalition has collapsed after the prime minister announced his resignation today giuseppe county's decision comes after the country's far right interior minister the task salving he withdrew support for the ruling coalition out of his month continue q salvini of carrying out a selfish power play opinion survey suggests l.v. could become prime minister if the country holds snap elections. i was she is and she is for the it's funny and prime minister as he arrived at the senator in rome for a crucial debate on the government's future was in a dramatic move he resigned from his post bringing italy's populace government to a swift end after just 14 months in power comes to accuse interior minister material salvini of being the sole architects of the country's seemingly endless political crisis. there are joinin

e.u. is unhappy about how cyprus standing out. on his welcome to the program. hong kong airport has reopened after pro-democracy protests but fear of another sit and have seen hundreds of flights canceled also there is a broader anxiety about hong kong's future as a global economic hub and asian stocks tumbled amid dire warnings from mainland china about terrorism the threat of intervention and embattled hong kong chief terry lamb warning against what she calls following a path of no return. the arrival and departure listings are back in hong kong airport but hundreds of flights have been scrapped and more destruction could be on the way. it's not just passengers investors are anxious to they believe the hong kong protests are evolving from a local issue to one with global economic impact embattled hong kong chief curry lama has tried to soothe market fears i as a chief. executive will be responsible to rebuild hong kong's economy to engage as spike lee as possible to listen as attentively as possible so my people scream and says and try to help hong kong to mo

good luck to russia for the latest also on the program britain's prime minister issues a fresh challenge to the european union of bret's it. describes the e.u. as being a bit negative and says the clock must scrap its current plan to avoid for the. i'm full gale welcome to the program. italy's governing coalition has collapsed after the prime minister announced his resignation today giuseppe county's decision came after his far right interior minister the tassel vini withdrew support for the ruling coalition in this month accused salvini of carrying out a selfish power play opinion poll suggests l.v. could become prime minister if the country holds snap elections. that she is and she is for the italian prime minister as he arrived at the senator and rome for a crucial debate on the government's future. in a dramatic announced he resigned from his post bringing its it is populous government to a swift and after just 14 months in power come to accuse interior minister matteo salvini of being the sole architects of the country's seemingly endless political crisis. joining us for the reasons that lead me to call the decision to spark the govern

e.u. without a deal. well initially the conservative rebels the programming tory m.p.'s had not really been behind these plans they hadn't really supported the overall effort led by the labor leader jeremy corbin however there has been real outrage in response to this move by boris johnson today dominic grieve the senior conservative m.p. has said that he thinks the government will now fall over this so this definitely has the possibility of forcing conservative m.p.'s who are against a new deal to back some kind of more extreme measure including a vote of no confidence in the government.

e.u. . ok let's move all know in the program trump has launched another scathing attack on the new york times accusing the publication of producing some of the worst journalism in history the our 1st came after leaked already you emerged of the paper's executive editor discussing how to cover the president and the administration in the wake of the russia gate scandal breaking down the story you were set on the. trump is a russian acid this message of the not too carefully ciphered in articles and reports has been overwhelming americans and the new york times seemingly used all the power and authority of its award winning journalism to propagate the message. but then came the miller report something that was and to support had to become the fatal blow to donald trump's credibility rebound ricocheted and had the media back with the momentum of a boomerang for the new york times it meant this we built our newsroom to cover one story and we did it truly well now we have to regroup and shift resources and emphasis to take on a different story this is part of a league transcript from dean baquet th

e.u. trust fund for africa and the kind of programs that have gone before this because there have been they have been formed are designed in the europe's interest and the key interest is to stop migration what's happening in africa and middle east in many other countries is we have a rising population there the larger percent of which is young people and they're leaving because they see no future in their own countries so what we need to do is we need to rethink european investment in africa. rethink our development programs and provide or help to provide african countries so that their youth have viable sustainable futures and their own country and in addition there needs to be some form of legal migration channels which has been promised by europe for many many decades which is not materialized. and the the greek and the italians have been saying that the burdens so to speak should be spread fairly among all the countries as a start up to the southern countries of the arrival points of the migration trend that should be sorting most of the burden how can that approach move forward now. wh

e.u. trust fund for africa and the kind of programs that have gone before this because there have been they have been formed are designed in the europe's interest and the key interest is to stop migration but what's happening in africa and middle east and many other countries is we have a rising population there the larger percent of which is young people and they're leaving because they see no future in their own countries so what we need to do is we need to rethink european investment in africa. rethink our development programs and provide or help to provide african countries so that their youth have viable sustainable futures and their own country and in addition there needs to be some form of legal migration channels which has been promised by europe for many many decades which has not materialized. the the greek and the italians have been saying that the burdens so to speak should be spread fairly among all the countries as a start up to the southern countries of the arrival points of the migration trend that should be shortening most of the burden how can that approach move forward no

e.u. trust fund for africa and the kind of programs that have gone before this because there have been they've been formed are designed in the europe's interest and the key interest is to stop migration but what's happening in africa and middle east and many other countries is we have a rising population there the larger percent of which is young people and they're leaving because they see no future in their own countries so what we need to do is we need to rethink european investment in africa. rethink our development programs and provide or help to provide african countries so that their youth have viable sustainable futures and their own country and in addition there needs to be some form of legal migration channels which has been promised by europe for many many decades which is not materialized. and the the greek and the italians have been saying that the burdens so to speak should be spread fairly among all the countries as a start up to the southern countries of the arrival points of the migration trend that should be sorting most of the burden how can that approach move forward now. wh

earlier this month we'll take you back to rome for the latest on the program britain's prime minister in the issues of fresh challenge for the e.u. tell say yes council president at the blocks plans to avoid a hard border in.

e.u. scrapped its back stop plan to avoid a hard fought in ireland as britain prepares to leave the block on the 31st of october. i'm phil gale welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel british prime minister barak's johnson have agreed to work to resolve key issues regarding britain's departure from the e.u. on his 1st foreign visit since becoming prime minister last month mr johnson's involvement to push his case for reopening the u.k.'s divorce deal with the european union speaking in the last hour he repeated his demand that the irish backstop be removed from the bracks it withdraw agreement chancellor merkel said the e.u. was united in protecting the integrity of its customs union. so here's more from the 2 leaders on the irish backstop and prospects of a new bracks it deal. yes of course i think there is ample scope to do a deal and 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. the u.k. i've spoken of the things that i think are sensible the protections of the rights of you nationals but the the back stop that particular arr

e.u. is unhappy about how cyprus is handing out past. his former berlin welcome to the program hong kong airport has reopened after protests but fears of another sit and have seen hundreds of flights cancelled there is a broader anxiety about hong kong's economic future investors believe the hong kong protests are evolving from a local issue to one with global economic impact in stocks tumbled in its dire warnings from mainland china about terrorism and the threat of an intervention battles hong kong chief carolan said her job was to rebuild hong kong's economy and warn against following a path. of no return. for more on the economic impact of the protests in hong kong let's bring in needham our he's the chief representative of german industry and commerce in hong kong welcome to the program wolfgang did monday's protests at the airport represent an escalation at least the mind of the business community this time chris hello from hong kong which is really frankly and come today a very normal but you are right we have reached a new state of escalation and the sensitivity no in o

this program stand by too if you get time for example boycott of worlds apart program for the next half hour look at the 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 tak

and said good luck to russia for the latest program to britain's prime minister issues a fresh challenge to the european union for bret's it. describes the e.u as being a bit negative and says the clock must scrap its current plan to avoid up top.

the un has warned that 20 to life saving aid programs and you have and will be forced to close unless countries fulfill their promises to donate funds 5 e.u. states have agreed to take in nearly 100 migrants who were stranded at sea for weeks the migrants have been spending their 1st day on dry land after they were finally allowed to leave the open arms rescue ship an answer is to late on tuesday evening and for the latest headlines here on al-jazeera coming up next people in power looks the flow of guns from the united states to mexico thanks for watching wife. the romantic crisis is now in its 2nd year more than $700000.00 and it's placed and stateless after fleeing military led massacres in me and they still don't think it's safe to go home follow their plight with special coverage and reports on al-jazeera. the usas constitutionally in try and love affair with firearms has given it the highest levels of private gun ownership in the world and a truly staggering rate of gun related homicides but it isn't just the u.s. that's felt the effects south of the border in mexico american sourced weapon supply did not come to this drug use giuli

you today welcome to the program. 3 years after a majority of brits voted to leave the e.u. and with parliament still paralyzed and suffering from a severe crisis of legitimacy boris johnson has decided to shut it down the radical move means that after they suspend takes effect lawmakers will not reconvene until 2 weeks before the break. even little time to pass legislation preventing a no deal departure. has the details. boris johnson is being well boris he's being bold as brass and he wants to come what may rather. what you do when parliament won't play ball you suspend it he needed her majesty's permission to do that which he thought we don't get a week into october the 31st before getting on with our plans to take this country forward we are going to have a queen's speech and we're going to do it all october 14th and we've got to move ahead with a new program but why can't the lawmakers a quick refresher if you've been avoiding the news because you just can't take the b. word anymore for a number 1010 and to resume a who's carney getting away from it all hiking in the sw

e.u. and accuse the saudi backed government forces of conspiring against. the world food program says it will resume food distribution to hundreds of thousands of people in the capital of yemen deliveries by the u.n. agency to 850000 people in santa stopped 2 months ago over concerns that aid was being diverted from vulnerable people the resumption comes after an agreement between the world food program and yemen's who see fighters. nearly $2000000.00 muslims are estimated to have started their annual hard pilgrimage to mecca in saudi arabia the 5 day event is a chance for muslims to seek redemption and to forgive and to be forgiven for muslims is considered the peak of spirituality. well an 800 people have died this year trying to cross the mediterranean in the last 2 months alone dozens of bodies of washed up on the tourist beaches of tunisia our correspondent david chaytor has been to the resort city of tsars this which is now the new frontline in the migration crisis. the on the horizon of these warm waters lapping the shore of stars this tragedy is playing out and time and t

e.u. opposing fines on google. we even came on this programthe conservatives shouldn't worry about google or other tech companies silencing conservative speech online. so what happened? why the change? well, it's possible that my cletus woke up one morning and decided that his previous views had been wrong. maybe. but evidence compiled by the google transparency project suggest there may have been other factors at play here. starting in 2013, google spent millions of dollars rolling out its high-speed internet service, google fiber, and both provo and salt lake city, utah. in 2015, google most of the high-profile fund-raiser for lee at its silicon valley law firm. the fund-raiser got a lot of attention so google backed out but the fund-raiser itself went ahead and lee received a sizable donation from google's political action committee. ever since that fund-raiser and the money he took, we use having investigated seems to have completely evaporated. google knows there's more to politics than just donations. in 2017, they hired a close ally of

girl welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel and british prime minister barak's johnson have agreed to work to resolve key issues regarding britain's departure from the e.u. mr johnson is in berlin to push to use the case full reopening for you face before steel from the european union it's his 1st visit to the german capital since taking office last month at a press conference a few minutes ago mr johnson repeated his demand that the irish be removed from the present deal to answer back the e.u. was united in protecting the integrity of the customs union. so he has more now from boris johnson anglo american on the irish backstop and the prospects of a new deal. 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 that i think are sensible the protections of the rights of 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 t

e.u. also helped build them a retirement home. today the municipality pays for geriatric nurses such as. she loves what the program has brought to the island. the people wait for you with their doors they wait for you to come visit and see how they're doing so i think this program is one of the best in europe. yes. mayor madea karma is certain that what was achieved on t. laws can work in other parts of greece to. transparency political motivation and individual responsibility are all that are needed to turn around even the poorest municipality. some people will go to great lengths to make a statement one salon in serbia is giving customers their 15 minutes of fame a barber marial who is a man of many talents he has found that a short cut can produce hair raising looks. in this in conspicuous barbershop in love aside serbia world history is being painted mario is a portrait artist and the electric razor is his brush. his customer luca is going to be accompanied by chancellor in america started with razor art 10 years ago. used to paint and at some point i had the idea to combine painting and cutting hair . the por

program, where's the beef? president trump and the european union sign a deal to above the u.s. beef exports to the e.u., a small item on trump's long list of issues with the european union but might win him votes from farmers. and new laws allow saudi women to go abroad without the consent of a male relative. the move is a game changer that takes effect at the end of the month. welcome to the program. the west does not want a new global arms race, at least according to nato secretary general stoltenberg. he was responding to the collapse of a landmark nuclear weapons treaty dating back to the cold war era. the ending of the intermediate-range nuclear forces, agreement, or i.n.f., removes limits from the u.s. and russia. stoltenberg said russia failed to comply after it developed a new cruise missile. >> it was a tweet. u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo put the blame on russia which he declared the treaty ends today. president trump had withdrawn from the agreement six months ago after russia d deployed a aw missile system that contravenes the i i.n.f.'s terms, accordingo washington andinate e nato.

e.u. is number one economy is heading steadily towards recession. let's get more on the story with. the chief economist at bank of germany he joins me now from frankfurt welcome to the program what does a 0 point one percent contraction of the economy tell us. it means that they were really in a state in asia because you know you take a step back and we see that actually since the last summer since the summer of 2018 the german economy has been in almost the fact the state nation so this is i think the worst news that we could get it's no reason to panic yet because we had a golden decade but this golden decade is clearly coming to an end it's now more or less the question is how we go forward will we leave everything in the hands of donald trump and trade or will the german government act and insert some fiscal stimulus now exports have been a huge drag on the german economy in the last quarter and as the reasons for the slump are located outside of the country are they therefore harder to address obviously it's extremely hard to address because this means that the it is the trade war it is the trade which has a direct impact through whatever whatever car manufacturers for

is the news hour from al-jazeera still to come on the program a leaked government report predicts that brings it will be chaos the u.k. leaves the e.u. in october without a deal. a new sudan we look at the challenges ahead for the next government following the historic deal signed between the military and opposition. and this american championship winning form with the final. just a. military of the opposition coalition are expected to name members of the sovereign council in the coming hours the 2 sides signed a historic power sharing agreement on saturday following a military coup in april that i asked to president omar al bashir bashir who is facing corruption charges will appear in court on monday of 07 morgan reports now from khartoum all the political challenges that lie ahead. outside this little bakery in sudan's capital hard to means there's more pressure on. the baker says flour isn't as hard as it was 9 months ago so people don't expect. shortage but because of other reasons there is a shortage of usual mocksville was there is a shortage of fuel and we don't know why it has resulted in a shortage of bread produced we have

e.u. state vessels like we saw in previous years return to the mediterranean we need the european states to bring back a program like that to prevent the crisis of deaths that we currently see on the mediterranean but is there any signs of this is happening because your women's issue has warned that punishing private rescue ships could prevent lives from being saved in the mediterranean what will happen if these n.g.o.s stop operating. well there's a real concern here that you know the n.g.o.s will be increasingly deterred we may end up in a situation where there are no n.g.o.s boats operating. and that will place a greater burden on on commercial ships and with this new law that has passed we fear the shipmasters of commercial ships may hesitate or even ignore distress calls our fear of being stuck the sea with those rescued passengers for days on end i mean since april the situation in libya has deteriorated substantially and we cannot turn a blind eye to the suffering that's taking place there the number of arrivals attempting to reach europe is down significantly compared to previous years back to pre-crisi

e.u. countries say the jordan agreement will not be changed. that's it from me under such you know but coming up next is this program meeting with us the bat. the triple. check. the rhythm of the markets. the momentum of the working world. your business mainstream made in germany next on d.w. . africa blowing research project climate protection students from 20 countries in talk on a scientific expedition to teach us how to collect samples from to devise the same time in the good sense of the standards of the project will help them just spread environmental awareness about because. he wants to share that there's a lot that we get to. 60 minutes on a d w. d to know that 77 percent of optical are younger than 6 o'clock. that's me and me and you. and you know what it's time all voices part. of the 77 percent to talk about be issues. this is where you come. 77 percent this weekend on g.w. . iran russia north korea venezuela one of these nations have in common they all targets of economic sanctions sanctions a punishment for misbehave they are a weapon.

are calling for restraint also on the program where's the beef president trump and the european union sign a deal to boost us to beat us the facts force to the e.u. is a gesture of goodwill towards the us his biggest trading partner or his trump looking to win votes from farms. and travel freedom at last a new decree allows saudi women to go abroad without the consent of a husband or male relative to the move is a game changer and that takes effect at the end of the month. the big. player. i'm called aspen ball come to the program the west does not want a new global arms race at least according to nato secretary general against stoltenberg he was responding to the collapse of a landmark new. your weapons treaty dating back to the cold war era the ending of the intermediate range nuclear forces agreement or i.n.f. removes limits on the arsenals of both the u.s. and russia altenburg blames russia for the u.s. but on the treaty saying moscow failed to comply after it develops a new cruise missile it was a tweet that announced the end of over 30 years of mutual nuclear restraint u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o squarely put the blame on russia

e.u. sovereign debt crisis that was never really solved, just papered over by draghi's program of money printingu expect much of a reaction in bunds? we got to -60 yesterday. john: given what happened yesterday with trump's conversation, we had a little more of a risk on, maybe a consolidation. a thought we would see negative trend in german recession. i do not expect much from germany today. nejra: speaking of the risk on, let's get to the futures. yesterday we saw u.s. equities jump as much as 2% at one point on the news that trump would delay tariffs on chinese goods. our be getting ahead of ourselves, though? is it just a detente for further escalation? the equity markets are still getting a touch of a lift tear from that news, but we had worse than expected chinese data, and that is showing a bid for some safe havens in other parts of the market. matt: and we are -- maybe we will see that bid die off when we get discontinued risk on. for example, you can by more than ¥106.5 now. you could only by ¥102.5 yesterday. the bid has given way a bit. maybe we will see selling a bonds when we start

e.u. leaders describe it as an international crisis and threatened to block a trade deal with south america unless president polls on our take firm action also on the program the french city of spirits draws demonstrations head of this weekend's g. 7 summit protesters will the leaders of the world's leading industrialized nations to step.

e.u. leaders describe it as an international crisis and threaten to block a trade deal with south america ambassador president on our take firm action also on the program the french city of spirits draws demonstrations head of this weekend's g. 7 summit protesters will the leaders of the world's leading industrialized nations to step up the action against climate change. range refugees in fact the dasher afraid to return to me in ma i'm not no signs it will ever be safe to do so d w reports of a refugee camp retreat the 2 countries. taking steps to stop a silent extinction as africa's giraffe populations are to wendall by almost half its 30 years international convention the greeks ways to better protect these gentle just say. i'm phil gal welcome to the program. brazil's are right wing president jaya balls than ours facing growing pressure after several european union leaders described the wildfires burning out of control through swathes of the hours and forest as an international crisis a record number of fires have brought destruction to one of the world's largest ecosystems since president balsara took office in january now he says he's considering

says a fresh program is long overdue critics though point to the timing they say johnson is trying to prevent politicians from passing legislation which would stop britain from leaving the e.u. on october 31st with out a deal it's unclear if the suspension can be halted it's being challenged in court they'll be efforts to stop it in parliament opposition parties may also try to bring down the government in a no confidence vote john johnston from the website politics home says the prime minister's gamble could well bank fire if it's angered too many of his party's m.p.'s. well initially the numbers for it voted no confidence loop quite difficult because the kind of following procedure we we we couldn't seem to get any answers on whether they would support the possibility of jeremy corbyn the labor leader leading a caretaker government this was the plan he would lead a caretaker government extend the article 50 process especially pushing the brakes a deadline for their way in calling a general election but there has been a significant amount of anger from program in conservative m.p.'s today this action by boris johnson so it seems very likely know that there would be enough