this is d w news live from baghdad still to tell us import tariffs on e.u. steel and alan when you went into effect earlier on friday i guess elvis will be going to bring you up to date with the latest actions and reactions and the response. now back at the top of the hour himself a good day. you can tell a lot about a society by its garbage. the future worthless for the rich but for many poor people it offers their only chance of survival. and i can relaunch for today just like. reporters travel to nairobi and york to meet people who know the true value of garbage. eaters created a thriving parallel economy. book pretty soon this means economic inequality around the world you guys are starting class warfare the response to that statement should be yes we are starting to as we want you. to reach the truth an exclusive report starting to look for on t w. look. at the. european union goes on the offensive against u.s. tariffs. to the transatlantic relations and it also increases the risk of severe turbulence is in the markets globally being used trade chief says the

tariffs on e.u. steel and aluminum the measure still need to be adopted by the european commission schedule to meet in a week's time the tariffs would come into force by late june or early july. no w.'s brussels responded baba because it has been covering the story for us but it's good to see you at the heart of the e.u. there in brussels now let's perhaps explain this to our viewers because on the one hand we are hearing about these tariffs on the other hand we heard at least before that the e.u. was willing to sit down and negotiate trade with the u.s. or what's the current status status is unchanged since june one when trump actually started hitting your the europeans was these terrorists on steel and aluminum the european union set up to the very last minute we're ready to talk about anything we're ready to talk about taking away all terrorists in in trade between europe and the u.s. we know there are varying levels for instance and we are talking ready to talk about a reform of the w t l whatever you

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story donald trump saying he's going to impose twenty five percent e.u. steel tariffs or ten percent of alum in the him. what do you make of that well thank god believing the he's never like the he does not like these huge organizations which he thinks are undemocratic he's dead right they are five and elected presidents the last time i looked and i suspect britain will be able to negotiate an opt out because we have that special relationship with the donald well let's go down to this i mean this is the ultimate conspiracy subject some might say george soros some people have said the it's true that the semitism here think that's what soros that is really going to affect there are some out help the remain vote in overturned democracy the saurus is hunger an american he's not british he doesn't live in britain he doesn't go to britain he has no democratic mandate in britain what so ever he's got a house here in chelsea i imagine he spends no more than ninety days a year here because after that he is tax status would be affected he's a very rich man he's a billion

slapped import charges on american goods including motorbikes to in retaliation to trans tires on the e.u. steel and allen minium from claim the levies were needed to protect u.s. money fracturing from unfair competition but economist jeffrey albert tucker told american firms have nothing to gain from trade wars. this is a consequence trumps trade war and it's a classic case of how these government actions tend to have the opposite effect trump wants to make america great again what he's actually doing is causing more financial pressure for american firms that rely on imported raw goods and for american producers who rely on markets abroad to buy their products so this is very bad american companies will move aspects of their businesses abroad if it's a life or death ship the purpose of business is to serve the cause of business and and to and to stay profitable and to serve their stockholders the purpose of business is not to make donald trump happy the time round up our top stories today on our special coverage but dana caution of i will be here in forty minutes with them all so don't go away

tariffs on e.u. steel and aluminum the measures are expected to come into effect by late june or early july engineering firm rolls royces announced it will cut four thousand six hundred jobs over the next two years two thirds of the jobs will be in britain and will mainly affect managerial and administrative roles the british company says it will try to refocus its business on civil aerospace defense and power systems. britain is marking the first anniversary of a tower block fire that killed seventy two people the remains of grenfell tower were lit up green overnight along with the prime minister's residence and other london that box a moment of silence was held across the country lasting seventy two seconds in recognition of the seventy two victims of the fire tens of thousands of pregnant girls and teenage mothers across africa are often denied banned and discouraged from going to school human rights watch is calling on governments to urgently impose policies that allow students to stay in school while

well so far there's no ban on khat imports yet but steve a steep terrace on e.u. steel an aluminum despite intensive negotiations over the past few weeks to prevent such a move frank spots and larry the president of the american chamber of commerce in germany joins us now from cologne so very good to have you with us so first of all do you think that those tariffs are justified. well the fact that these types of come is certainly not a surprise but it is very disappointing i. don't think that between trading partners like the even the us tariffs of this type would ever be justified in the view of the american chamber as well as the view of basically everyone in europe the terrorists are a violation of the w t o regulations and we see that in itself as a major issue so if there's a wide consensus that this sort of been prevented by all those talks that took place until basically yesterday who dropped the ball. it's not so much a question of dropping the ball of a but of trying to gain an understanding of how we can help resolve the issues that are out there one can argue

e.u. steel and aluminum trump claimed the levees were needed to protect u.s. manufacturing from unfair competition but economist jeffrey tucker says american firms have nothing to gain from trade wars. this is a consequence of trump's trade war and it's a classic case of how these government actions tend to have the opposite effect trump wants to make america great again what he's actually doing is causing more financial pressure for american firms that rely on imported raw goods and for american producers through the markets abroad to buy their products so this is very bad american companies will move aspects of their businesses abroad if it's a life or death issue the purpose of business is to serve the cause of business and and to and to stay profitable and to serve their stockholders the purpose of business is not to make donald trump happy and we are back at the top of the hour. right we're all set to start in five guys. has a signal. he's not going to talk about. just maybe right after the mars explorers were moved wouldn't their. pool of rock. last week

donald trump's announcement on thursday to impose a twenty five percent tariff on e.u. steel imports and ten percent on aluminum has infuriated e.u. bidders the french president who's worked hard to develop a good relationship with his u.s. counterpart hardened his tone i like him a lot he said i think that this decision is not only illegal but it's also a mistake because it addresses the already existing international imbalance by further dividing it and by bringing economic and trade nationalism nationalism is war era leaders may be united for now but will they remain so over the question of whether or not to enter into trade negotiations with washington the twenty eight member bloc has to act on consensus but finding a common approach will not be easy germany is likely to want to avoid a full blown trade war as the largest european exports are to the u.s. it has much to lose france on the other hand may pursue a tougher line something made clear by the french finance minister. we do not discuss under pressure and we do not negotiate under pressure i think we must return to

in porch odgers on american goods including motorbikes in retaliation against trump's tariffs on e.u. steel and. claim the levees were needed to protect u.s. manufacturing from unfair competition but economist jeffrey albert tucker says american firms have nothing to gain from these trade wars this is a consequence trumps trade war and it's a classic case of how these government actions tend to have the opposite effect trump wants to make america great again what he's actually doing is causing more financial pressure for american firms that rely on imported raw goods and for american producers through markets abroad to buy their products so this is very bad american companies will move aspects of their businesses abroad if it's a life or death issue the purpose of business is to serve the cause of business and and to to stay profitable and to serve their stockholders the purpose of business is not to make donald trump happy. a group of french butchers say they're in need of police protection after becoming the target of what they call terrorism at the hands of activists they accuse animal r

to apply terrorists to e.u. steel and on the medium imports as the g seven leaders returned home they leave more divided than ever john hendren al-jazeera quebec city canada where we're joined by our diplomatic editor james bays who joins me from singapore of course the fallout from the g. seven continues james but no one could have imagined a war of words so soon after a signed communique. absolutely unprecedented so we've never seen this before yes during the time of the g. eight we used to have disagreements with the seven and russia a year ago i was in sicily and they came up with a communique where they agreed to disagree on some issues like climate change they were going to do that again with this communique although the number of issues that the u.s. disagrees with the others on is growing there are many more than there were a year ago but never have we had one of the g seven then red tracked their signature to the communique it's worth reminding you that the g seven grouping built out of a grouping that was or

tariffs on the e.u. steel and aluminum football world cup hosts russia have made a scintillating start steamrolling saudi arabia five mill in moscow and president vladimir putin watched the match alongside saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon and fee for president gianni infantino russia and saudi arabia other two lowest ranked sides at the tournament coming up next on al-jazeera its inside story button . and you name intended to end decades of diplomatic deadlock by nationalists in both greece and macedonia are unhappy at the choice for congress to pass a donia from historical legacy to modern identity why so much hanging on the name this is the inside story. hello and welcome to the program of the pradhan while the agreement between athens and skopje of a new name for macedonia has been praised internationally it's polarized politics and public opinion in both countries thousands of people in macedonia and greece took to the streets of their capitals to protest a deal they say is tantamount to a humiliati

to apply terrorists to e.u. steel and on the medium imports as the g seven leaders returned home they leave more divided than ever john hendren al-jazeera quebec city canada to head on al-jazeera. a mentor thomas in southeastern australia where there's outrage at the state government is using taxpayers' money to prop up the timber industry by sight locking around here destroys not just the forests but the wildlife that relies on the. palace and will play that's the word from nigeria's football players as they get ready for the world cup. we are going to see further flooding across northern parts of the philippines over the next couple of days you can see this big massive cloud that's dragged through by a tropical storm which is making its way across the northwest pacific lots of cloud of rain coming in behind this is the train.

summit registering deep disappointment at the unjustified decision by the us to apply tariffs to e.u. steel and on the minium imports as the g seven leaders returned home they leave more divided than ever john hendren al-jazeera quebec city canada. coming off an al-jazeera. a mentor thomas in southeastern australia where there is out range the state government here is using taxpayers' money to prop up the tender industry by state looking around here destroys not just the forests of the wildlife that relies on the. custody passage play that's the word from nigeria's football players as they get ready for the world cup. hollow because grey clouds looming towards northern parts of asia over the next couple of days lots of wet weather as well in the forecast for a good part of japan meanwhile the same some lady down pose into north korea recently a little telling me his sixty seven millimeters twenty four hours to look at this splash of clout this is where our tropical system will then make its way in over the coming days already seeing the shield of cloud just rolling in ahead of that then we

registering our deep disappointment at the unjustified decision by the us to apply terrorists to e.u. steel and on the medium imports as the g seven leaders returned home they leave more divided than ever john hendren al-jazeera quebec city canada so we're joined now by our diplomatic editor james bays who's life for us from singapore the world stage there left james in the state of development division ahead of those singapore talks what options do the other members of the g seven now have in deciding how they move forward well i think they have a very stark option about whether to band together and confront president trump all whether to try to continue to paper over this but this is an unprecedented situation you have a year ago the g seven where they agreed to disagree on the issue of climate that's what they tried again in this communique but the number of issues has grown since a year ago they've obviously got trade now they've got the iran deal that they were going to agree to disagree on in this final communique but now president trump has pulled out from that final communique so a

to apply terrorists to e.u. steeland on the medium imports as the g seven leaders returned home they leave more divided than ever john hendren al-jazeera quebec city canada mccain is an economist and head of the china economic policy research program also going to university he says the trumps increasing isolation from his allies is an opportunity for china's president xi jinping. i think the message is clear just at the same time as we had the what they call it the failure of the g seven meeting in canada at the same time. playing a very important role of not just this weekend but just sending the big signal that the big changes the big decisions are being made here not just that within this not hype of racial meeting but also the meeting with north korea while the way that the g seven that by the way does not include neither china or russia is kind of straddling not just with the rest of the world but this start to struggle with each other agenda and so in a way just like we have seen in the last couple of years tha

registering our deep disappointment at the unjustified decision by the us to apply terrorists to e.u. steeland on the medium imports as the g seven leaders returned home they leave more divided than ever john hendren al-jazeera quebec city canada we're joined now by a diplomatic editor james bays who's in singapore before we begin with the talks planned there let's talk a little bit about the world stage left in a state of division ahead of the singapore talks what options do the other members of the g six have now or the g seven have now as they decide how they move forward . i think that's a very important question how are they going to react are they going to act as a block are they going to try and confront the u.s. or are they going to try and paper over this that will be difficult this is absolutely unprecedented what we've seen yes when we have the g. eight we used to have divisions between russia and the rest of the seven but we've never have these divisions among the seven a year ago i was in sort of the sicily at the g. seven and they agreed to disagree on climate change that's wh

tariffs on the e.u. steel and and many of the measures are expected to come into effect by late june or early july the e.u. has also launched a complex complaint against the u.s. at the world trade organization. a court in hungary has sentenced for men to twenty five years each in prison for human trafficking the group and afghan on three vulgar areas were found responsible for the deaths of seventy one iraqi syrian and afghan refugees in two thousand and fifteen their decomposing bodies were found inside a truck near a motorway in austria they'd left from hungary the day before it's thought the victims died of suffocation suffocation in the first three hours of the journey now a ship which rescued six hundred twenty nine refugees off libya at the weekend but was turned away by italy is now expected to arrive in spain on sunday morning that's after bad weather and rough seas forced it to take a detour the aquarius skirted along the east coast of sardinia to seek shelter from the storm aid workers on board say

products this comes in response to american tariffs on the e.u. steel an element of the european tariff still need to be adopted by the european commission which meets next week they would come into force in less than a month. and italy's agriculture minister says he will not ratify the seato free trade deal between the european union and canada john marcotte sent in iowa said other e.u. members would likely follow italy in refusing to do so the deal was signed two years ago and eliminates almost all tariffs which we in the two sides is provisionally taken effect but still must be ratified by all twenty eight e.u. members including italy the new populist government says it does not ensure sufficient protection for the country's farmers or its speciality foods like here and see why it all promises us. now let's bring in john alderman on our financial correspondent in frankfurt joe a triple blow to world trade there how is that going down with investors at the end of the trading week. well it's certainly been a very long week with a lot of news on the geo

tariffs so e.u. steel and aluminum the measures are expected to come into effect in the next few weeks the e.u. has also lodged a complaint against the u.s. at the world trade organization. u.n. draft document says global warming is on course to exceed the limits set in the paris agreement by around twenty forty is the un starkest warning yet of the risks of climate change the report says governments can still kept temperatures below the agreed ceiling of one point five degrees celsius but only with rapid and far reaching changes to the world economy in two hundred fifteen nearly two hundred countries set a goal of limiting warming to below a rise of two degrees above pre-industrial times president donald trump pulled the u.s. out of the agreement last year saying it was unfair to his country tim crossland is the director of plan b. it's a u.k. charity supporting the use of legal action to tackle climate change he says governments must take the lead with climate change because it's too big a problem for in

products from this friday that's in response to washington imposing its own tariffs on the e.u. steel and aluminum at the start of june the european commission formally adopted it all duties of twenty five percent of three billion dollars worth of u.s. goods including bourbon and motorbikes retaliatory measures for brussels could see a trade war develop with u.s. president donald trump threatening further tariffs on the european auto industry. while the four hundred fifty patients died at a hospital in the u.k. after being given powerful painkillers a new report has found that report says there was an institutional practice of a ministering opioids without medical justifications which led to those deaths well there are now calls for criminal charges to be brought against the doctor who prescribed the drugs the reports now from portsmouth. they campaign for twenty years to find out how their relatives died in the same hospital after being given drugs they didn't meet now a painstaking report four years in the making says they've been failed consistently by hospital managers by the poli

summit registering our deep disappointment at the unjustified decision by the us to apply tariffs to e.u. steeland on the minimum imports. as the g seven leaders returned home they leave more divided than ever john hendren quebec city canada this is the news hour from al-jazeera still to come on the program. i'm andrew thomas in southeastern australia where there's outrage at the state government here is using taxpayers' money to prop up the timber industry they say around here destroys not just forests of wildlife that relies on. a loud cry goes out for the return of an exiled opposition leader of the democratic republic of congo just months before a presidential election that. in sports sebastian vettel will start the canadian grand prix in pole but there is a name that surprisingly missing from the front of the grid will tell you more later. the battle to control the besieged city in eastern libya is intensifying machine guns and heavy artillery a pounding force is facing for the renegade general after entering the coastal city from both the east and the west they're trying to oust militias

tariffs on e.u. steel and aluminum the measures are expected to come into effect by late june or early july a senior journalist has been shot dead in srinagar the capital of indian administered kashmir reports suggest should the curry was repeatedly shot at close range by unknown attackers outside his office two of his security guards were also critically injured the courier was the editor of rising kashmir and organize several conferences for peace in the kashmir valley and the territories divided between india and pakistan and it is claimed by both. argentina's congress as mary voted in favor of legalizing abortion in the country's first ever vote on a highly divisive issue the bill must now pass in the senate before it becomes law at the moment abortion is only allowed in cases of rape or if the mother's life is in danger of course from whereas ours. was the national anthem to celebrate a historic vote emotion was high among those who wanted to legalize abortion in argentina. i can't stop crying because

to apply terrorists to e.u. steel and on the medium imports as the g seven leaders returned home they leave more divided than ever john hendren al-jazeera quebec city canada. is an economist and head of the china economic policy research program at nottingham university he says that trumps increasing isolation from his allies is an opportunity for china's president xi jinping. i think the message is is clear just at the same time as we had the what they call it the failure of the g seven meeting in canada at the same time asia ease of playing a very important role of not just this weekend there but just sending the big signal that the big changes the big decisions are being made here not just the within this not hype of racial meeting but also the meeting with north korea while the waste that the g. seven that by the way does not include neither china nor russia is kind of straddling not just with the rest of the world of this start to struggle with each other agenda and so in a way just like we have seen in the last

summit registering our deep disappointment at the unjustified decision by the us to apply tariffs to e.u. steel and on the minimum imports. as the g seven leaders returned home they leave more divided than ever john hendren al-jazeera quebec city canada coming out on al-jazeera in the same week saudi arabia issues its first driving licenses to females another woman's rights activist is the rest of us. a mentor thomas in southeastern australia where there's outrage at the state government here is using taxpayers' money to prop up the timber industry they say logging around here destroys not just forests of the wildlife the reliance on. the ground. in the street. the weather sponsored by cattle. we've got more coal and wet weather into western parts of europe certainly across the peninsula will circulation here still bring some disappointing weather across spain and portugal and for that matter into that western side of france also had some rather lively weather moving across c.a.g. attic another area of low pressure here this one does appear to be weakening off a touch but we see some very very

tariffs on e.u. steel and aluminum football world cup hosts russia have beaten saudi arabia five mil in the tournaments opening game on thursday president vladimir putin watched the match alongside saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman and free for president gianni infantino those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after witness silent war goodbye from the. highlights of this up can it be dated. a candidate him. to miami yet of. the period not to follow that. bad as to how many. she went hedge. about it how i just. felt that i'm the fact that. you cannot look this up under the toilet the best t.v. hate that he met gonna do you have let you know who had it and also. why get a job it may get a little be. and the who are all the nyssa so do. we how do arsenal so what all you do is watch an unknown chinese who will be had mogul how the. american thought of slow moving. away we should play. over conversely. has a vision their home in the village cut amazon to only our. sun it us. in for th

donald trump's announcement on thursday to impose a twenty five percent tariff on e.u. steel imports and ten percent on aluminum has infuriated e.u. bidders the french president who's worked hard to develop a good relationship with his u.s. counterpart hardened his tone i like him a lot he said i think that this decision is not only illegal but it's also a mistake because it addresses the already existing international imbalance by further dividing it by bringing economic and trade nationalism nationalism is war era leaders may be united for now but will they remain so over the question of whether or not to enter into trade negotiations with washington the twenty eight member bloc has to act on consensus but finding a common approach will not be easy germany is likely to want to avoid a full blown trade war as the largest european exports are to the u.s. it has much to lose france on the other hand may pursue a tougher line. something made clear by the french finance minister. we do not discuss under pressure and we do not negotiate under pressure i think we must return to mo

donald trump's announcement on thursday to impose a twenty five percent tariff on e.u. steel imports and ten percent on aluminum has infuriated e.u. bidders the french president who's worked hard to develop a good relationship with his u.s. counterpart hardened his tone i like him a lot he said i think that this decision is not only illegal but it's also a mistake because it addresses the already existing international imbalance by further dividing it by bringing economic and trade nationalism nationalism is war era leaders may be united for now but will they remain so over the question of whether or not to enter into trade negotiations with washington the twenty eight member bloc has to act on consensus but finding a common approach will not be easy germany is likely to want to avoid a full blown trade war as the largest european export of the us it has much to lose france on the other hand may pursue a tougher line. something made clear by the french finance minister. we do not discuss under pressure and we do not negotiate under pressure i think we must return to more wisd

tariffs on e.u. steel were unjustified and deeply dispoti mexico filed a complaint against the u.s. with the wto. china warned that increased tariffs would force her to renege on a promise to reduce its trade surplus. canadian officials stoned by fees on steel and aluminum have proposed $16 billion in which allegory tariffs. >> the idea that we are national security threat to the united states is frankly insulting and unacceptable. some experts think the strategy is well-intentioned goes too fa. >> in some respects the president's right but the answers not not to throw barriers on our side. it still worked to expand access abroad and lower tariffs across the globe. >> house speaker paul ryan has made no sect of s opposition to the tariffs while house majority leader kevin mccarthy says the president is merely standing up for free and fair trade. a contentious debate likely to only get hotter at the g7 later this week. >> shannon: kevin corke at the white house. thank you, kevin. two of the top republicans looking into reports of an fbi informant in the presidential campaign of presi

e.u. are on the same side when it comes to opposing the steel tariffs the e.u. has sided with the u.s. which has long had complaints about international property intellectual property theft by china teri schultz aid in brussels for us this evening thank you time to get the view stateside all financial correspondent so if you should man ski is standing by sophie trungpa said in a policy that trade was a good easy to win to investors that feel the same of a atoll run told by the european union's a vowel to fight back. yeah there definitely are and i mean thrums moves have caused a lot of resistance and criticism both from allies and rivals and there's also disappointment from kompany or sectors that are intended to help with these terrorists so for example the other many i'm associating representing produces like the company alcoa and the c.e.o. of the group said they were disappointed by the tariff expansion because the real problem would be over capacity in china but these terrorists would do little to fight these imports also can make us rely on metal imports because there's simply no

tariffs on e.u. steel and r.u. many of the measures are expected to come into effect in the next few weeks the e.u. has also lodged a complaint against the u.s. or the world trade organization. there being passionate scenes outside argentina's congress building after politicians not only voted in favor of legalizing abortion the bill must now pass in the senate before it becomes law reports from. the national anthem to celebrate a historic vote emotion was high among those who wanted to legalize abortion in argentina. i can't stop crying because we are together this is a fight there are so many emotions we know that a lot of things are missing but we are still moving forward we have worked so hard we are being ignored for so long and today we are making history. the debate lasted for twenty three hours and the vote was very close especially when two congressmen changed sides and decided to support the law for months women here wearing green bandanas have been taking to the streets to change a law that affects this c

tire of soul steel an element in the e.u. canada and mexico are promising to retaliate with levies of billions of dollars worth of u.s. goods the touch of butler has more from paris. the european union must defend itself is the message from the block's trade commissioner who says e.u. leaders are united in imposing retaliatory tariffs on u.s. exports we are not seeking to to escalate any situation but but we need to respond and we do so in a measured manner. but not responding would be the same as accepting these these tariffs which we consider are illegal and against w. there's no word on exactly what the terrorists would be on or when they'd be imposed but they're expected to target a range of u.s. imports from jeans to motorcycles the e.u.'s foreign policy chief says a dispute settlement procedure is being launched at the world trade organization but a trade war isn't wanted the european union is a peace project including on trade we believe in. global free fair trade and we will continue to do so. donald trump's announcem

to apply terrorists to e.u. steel and on the medium imports as the g seven leaders returned home they leave more divided than ever john hendren al-jazeera quebec city canada. still ahead on al-jazeera. a mentor thomas in southeastern australia where there's outrage at the state government tate is using taxpayers' money to prop up a tame bear industry they say looking around here destroyed not just the forests but the wildlife that relies on the. palace and will play that's the word from nigeria's football players as they get ready for the world cup. we are going to see further flooding across the northern parts of the philippines over the next couple of days you can see this big massive cloud that's dragged through by a tropical storm alex e which is making its way across the northwest pacific lots of cloud of rain coming in behind this is the trailing monsoon trough it's been producing some really heavy downpours there hundred ninety four millimeters of rain in twenty four hours there's more where that came from furt

registering our deep disappointment at the unjustified decision by the us to apply terrorists to e.u. steeland on the minium imports as the g seven leaders returned home they leave more divided than ever john hendren al-jazeera quebec city canada. still to come here on al-jazeera. i'm andrew thomas in southeastern australia where there's outrage at the state government here is using taxpayers' money to prop up the timber industry by state logging around here destroys not just the forests of the wildlife that relies on. me as i want to. get but that's. when it snows and that. says they're not. for the moment of a cause and launches a protest at the bottom in the first episode of a two part series al-jazeera investigates the world of performance enhancing drugs the sports story the industry. you stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. al-jazeera unpack it for us what were you hearing what were you saying whether online horrendous things humans all just or there's absolutely no doubt about that or if you join us on sat a lot of the major countries in the commo

registering our deep disappointment at the unjustified decision by the us to apply terrorists to e.u. steel and on the medium imports as the g seven leaders returned home they leave more divided than ever john hendren al-jazeera quebec city canada. now is joined by our diplomatic editor james bays who is live for us in singapore so the world stage there left in a state of division james head of the singapore talks what options to the other members of the group have now. i think they face a very stark choice are they going to join together and confront the us are they going to be divided or are they going to try and continue to paper over this is going to be much harder now this is really unprecedented what we've seen before a year ago was that the g seven in italy where they agreed to disagree that's what they were going to go and do again this time the list of things they don't agree on have got larger but then trump has pulled out his support for the communique it makes things very hard for the other members of the g seven the other six i think the other place that you've got to watch clo

to apply terrorists to e.u. steel and on the medium imports as the g seven leaders returned home they leave more divided than ever john hendren al-jazeera quebec city canada and just in the last hour that ill feeling has continued have a listen to donald trump's trade advisor peter navarro hitting out again it just introduced there's a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with president donald trump and then tries to stab them in the back on the way out the door and that's what bad face justin trudeau did with that stunt press conference that's what we dishonest justin trudeau did let's talk to police you know what jeff says he is a u.s. foreign policy analyst former state department official as well focusing on u.s. asia relations jeff almost hesitant to use the word diplomacy because there's nothing diplomatic about what's going on at the moment do you think what we've seen in the last few days in in canada is something which could continue into singapore . quite possibly

summit registering our deep disappointment at the unjustified decision by the us to apply tariffs to e.u. steel and on the medium imports as the g seven leaders returned home they leave more divided than ever john hendren al-jazeera quebec city canada lots more still ahead . you can pass and we'll play that's the word from nigeria's football players as they get ready for the world cup. hello welcome to another look at the international for coffee still got some very lively showers across central and western parts of your rule lots of clouds showing up still on the satellite picture that a pair of low pressure so fab a haze him play and there is of course the moisture which is driving some really thundery downpours some large hail and some very gusty winds as well further north it's a little quieter up tools in northeastern corner culled from here so it's on the chilly side moscow will struggle to get to around fifteen degrees celsius but come away from that and look at the warmth stockholm twenty seven celsius one into the twenty's across central pos maybe even touching thirty facade got to aro

e.u. on the twenty ninth of march twenty nine thousand. in retaliation for us tariffs on steel and many and the e.u. has slapped new duties on billions of dollars of american imports coming into effect today levies on imports valued at close to three billion dollars include iconic u.s. goods such as the harley. perhaps it's fishing that in this new we are a un free trade it is the harley davidson the symbol of postal freedom that's going to be hard hit the e.u. has introduced a twenty five percent import q.e. on american made motorcycles. customers who ordered their hauled before the new tariffs will still pay the old price for everyone else an extra twenty five percent means thousands of euros more the dealership would prefer not to say if and when the extra cost will be passed on to consumers but over time it is almost certain that these much loved motorcycles will be more expensive neither the dealers nor the makers of willing to absorb the new tax but a true holly fan would be easily deterred. but also the sound and the feeling is if you look at sort of feeling is a feeling

e.u." but the company's shift overseas is a consequence of the trump administration's tariffs on european steel aluminum. in response, the e.u. applied import duties of 25% on a range of products, including harleys. in an s.e.c. filing, the company said, "the e.u. tariffs will result in an additional cost of $2,200 per motorcycle exported from the u.s. to the e.u." and mid continent steel and wire in poplar bluff, missouri, the largest nail manufacturer in the u.s., just laid off dozens of workers. operations general manager chris pratt says the company lost business from increased steel costs. >> the imposition of these tariffs on june 1st on our raw materials has actually put our operations into a crisis mode. >> reporter: white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders blames the e.u. for those lost american jobs. >> they have engaged repeatedly in unfair trade practices, and the president is saying enough is enough. >> reporter: but republican governor scott walker of wisconsin, where harley-davidson is headquartered, said the goal should be no tariffs on anyone. and house speaker paul r