hers is not a role to envy the british prime minister to resign major she is at the e.u. summit to talk about leaving the e.u. knowing that her authority to do anything more than talk about it has been severely curtailed by our own parliaments. charlotte tells until has more on a week that has not turned out the way may had hoped. sufficient progress sufficient progress and sufficient progress the months hearing those words had been top of negotiators christmas lists the e.u. had refused to one last phase to have talks until they'd been sufficient progress in phase one then after a last minute scramble and a dash in the dead of night by to reason made to brussels finally a break three negotiators have reached a deal on three key issues citizens' rights the deal we've struck will guarantee the rights of more than three million e.u. citizens living in the u.k. of a million u.k. citizens living in the e.u. on how much money the u.k. owes the e.u. after some tough conversations we've now agreed a settlement that is fair to the british taxpayer some forty billion euro. and all of thi

known as breck's it will be the headline of this summit the e.u. is expected to give the green light for talks to move forward to that very critical area of trade also on the agenda this progress and a common e.u. defense pact and the lack of progress in dealing with migration unity and the lack thereof ahead of this summit here's how european council president obama put it today the divide. and some of the geographical simplification. between. when it comes to migration. between the east and with. these divisions on the emotions. we each make it through to find even the calm on the language and russian arguments for this debate and this is why we should. even more intensively and more effectively than before. emotions and using common sense are brussels bureau chief max hoffman is covering the summit for words tonight you can even do you max so when we look at everything that the e.u. is dealing with right now what would you say how would you describe the state of the european union tonight how much unity is there. tonight we had a happy moment an

known as breck's it will be the headline of this summit the e.u. is expected to give the green light for talks to move forward to that very critical area of trade also on the agenda this progress in a common e.u. defense pact and the lack of progress in dealing with migration unity and the lack thereof ahead of this summit here's how european council president put it today the divide to. the geographical simplification. between. when it comes to migration. between east and with. these divisions on the emotions. we each make it through to find even the calm on the language russian argument for the day and this is why we should. even more intensively and more effectively than before the emotions and using common sense are brussels bureau chief max hoffman is covering the summit for words tonight you can even do you max so when we look at everything that the e.u. is dealing with right now what would you say how would you describe the state of the european union tonight how much unity is there. tonight we had a happy moment and quite some unity to tell

day two of the e.u. summit in brussels on a breakthrough on briggs it constant presence just says it leaders had agreed on guidelines to send the negotiators into talks with the british over the transitional phase this means that for now that he does. and move on to the second phase in talks on britain's departure from the bloc it's a big boost for british prime minister to resign me the clock is ticking down to her country's exit deal in march two thousand and nineteen. let's go straight to our brussels correspond where our cars are in a gag matis is following the story for us gilks of the summit is wrapping up and they finally have managed to bring in at least one of the big issues where they were much division. exactly a memory to so i'm just came out of the fresh out of the press conference the joint press conference one should say between angela merkel the german chancellor and emmanuelle mark on the french president they gave this press conference again together as a sign of european unity and were rather

e.u. leaders tell his same line. we want to pull in our brussels bureau chief and he is covering that summit for us tonight good evening to you max so let's talk about what the members of the e.u. can agree on and that is defense right. it is defense indeed brant it's the permanent structure of cooperation on defense what might in the end lead to a real defense union so that was the happy moment today here when all the heads of state governments celebrated that decision something that by the way the chief diplomat of the european union federica margaret he said she couldn't have imagined three years ago but the european union at least in this matter has come a long way it's true and like i said it might lead to real defense union and even in the end some dream about a european our european army but some people also dream about consensus on what to do about migration migration of course being one of the biggest fault lines right. biggest fault lines and that most likely would will remain a dream for now at least because you know what we just heard in that report about mandatory refugee quotas redistributing migrants ref

live at the e.u. summit in brussels thank you very much for that update. there's also breaking news coming up from germany at this hour the head of the social democrats martin shoes is not recommending that his party begin exploratory talks which these conservatives are forming a governing coalition now it's a major about face for the s.p.d. leader would previously said his father would go into opposition after suffering is vast worst election result in the post-war era in september but it's been under pressure the party s.p.d. to reconsider joining a grand coalition government. failed to get another three vehicles off the ground keeping. track of that story is a political cause one charlotte also she joins me now from up on the main tree studio shot first of all how surprised it was this announcement by the s.p.d. well this doesn't come as a huge surprise both parties the social democrats and the christian democrats know that they have a responsibility to at least try and form a government together but it's a very long process and we have to keep in mind

cult and what we're looking at we're going to look at here is the new spacious irish salon at the e.u. summit there that there you can see it right there with the british packing their bags the irish are running the european show now is what you tweeted i mean it does of course you know a little tongue in cheek humor there but it does appear that ireland is going to be one of the biggest beneficiaries of brics it. split the politics and the economics of that it breaks it goes by oddly all and this is impacting economically more than the u.k. is perhaps of population so island is in a dangerous economic situation conscious that they are in a dangerous economic situation they played it politically extremely well. the irish prime minister has got the whole of the rest of the european union behind him to death and his breaks he's played that extremely professionally and so the european union stands politically united behind and so that's been very very well done by a hard call to make sure that his position has. positioned has been politically defended the danger is still there however that if so

needs to be approved by the member twenty seven member states and that will happen next week on an e.u. summit now once that is the case we can then move on to talking at least about a framework off of a possible trade deal and the real crucial issue here the e.u. negotiator michel bunny today presented and he said in order to do that successfully what he needs is more clarity from the u.k. so far he has seen a lot of red lines things the u.k. does not want in the future he needs to know what they do want because he says when you bring the red lines in line with the models that the e.u. has with other non even member states who are still part of the internal market so norway switzerland even south korea has a deal with the e.u. if you bring that in line there's only one model on the table left and that's a free trade deal something like canada has a so there's still a lot of uncertainty about the next phase period is supposed to bridge that but what would that look like a arc the new diplomats told me this morning that they have a very clear picture of the transition period and there's not a l

come with it back and parcel otherwise you can have access to the internal market now there is an e.u. summit taking off there in brussels today it's a two day summit teresa mayes going to be there for the first day now leaders are expected to pave the way at that summit for future relations with the u.k. what can we expect expect that the recommendations of the european commission to move things to face to will be approved but that is where things start to get really difficult the e.u. and the u.k. have to find a future relationship a new relationship and for that there is a number of models basically on the table you have of course for instance switzerland which has hammered out a number of unilateral agreements with the e.u. member states you have free trade agreements for instance with south korea or lately canada which structured the economic relationship predominantly and then you have the famous no we model now my colleague larsen child is sick and i travel to us low to take a closer look at exactly that kind of model. but. you don't have to travel around the globe for a solution to th

last friday i'm almost handed the veto to island he was in dublin and he said no decision at the e.u. summit next week will be taken against or without you so it's really now the ball is in the court of the irish they can now say whether they want to go ahead and let britain go ahead bruce breaks the talks next you go into phase two talk about the future and a trade deal or not so dublin has the key you know double has the power who would have thought that would be the case today for who is a force on the story in brussels big muscle mystery force in london to thank you. here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world leaders of germany's social democrats have agreed to hold talks on the possibility of forming a new coalition government with chancellor angela merkel's conservatives though their decision still has to be approved at an s.p.d. party conference later this week party leader martin scholtz initially ruled out a coalition with the conservatives a court in spain has ordered the release on bail of six former cut along cabinet members who were being h

day two of the e.u. summit in brussels has brought the progress britain has been waiting for a youth council president. leaders have agreed that sufficient progress has not been made to allow a uni. go stations to move to the second phase of talks about britain's departure from the bloc it's a big boost for british prime minister theresa may who even received a round of applause last night. to cross over to brussels in just a moment first let's hear what the prime minister herself had to say i'm pleased that it's been agreed we should make rapid progress on an implementation period which will give certainty to businesses and individuals the still more to do but we're well on the road to delivering a bricks it that will make britain prosperous strong and secure. to brussels where we find a w correspondent to charlotte chelsea will welcome charlotte so talk us through this big win for both sides impress what's been agreed. yes a big win indeed is not very often in this break that process this reason may and e.u.

last friday marla's handed the veto to island he was in dublin and he said no decision at the e.u. summit next week will be taken against or without you so it's really now the ball is in the court of the irish they can now say whether they want to go ahead and let britain go ahead respects the talks next you go in to face to talk about the future and a trade deal or not so dublin has the key you know double has the power who would have thought that would be the case today for visa force on the story in brussels big muscle mystery force in london to both of you thank you. well still to come on the day syria's lost generation we'll look at the plight of more than a million the child refugees in turkey now many are for growing and education simply to help support their family. well tonight speculation is growing that u.s. president donald trump could announce this week plans to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel now it would be more symbolic and it would fall short of trump's campaign promise to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem yet warnings of the risks and the dang

e.u. leaders will need to be convinced that significant moves have been made that will be made at a summitbrussels in a few days on december 14th. we're joined by henry newman the irish proposal was that northern ireland and the entire u.k. stay within the union do you think the irish could have done more in terms of bringing their own proposals to the table as to how that border could be workable? >> i think the irish obtained that that's completely understandable they've got a lot to lose from a bad brexit if they end up being very cut off i'm slightly confused by their position they're saying we need the brex brexiteers to be here. we're not allowed to start talking about those because the e.u. has said we haven't made sufficient progress to talk trade. >> i know that you argue, many argue that the phrase sufficient progress is inherent why do you think the british government signed up the way the talks were phased? >> that's a reasonable question. it probably was a mistake by the british government to agree to this phase talk. as you said, this is a political test, not a technical test

e.u. leaders to the same line. we want to pull in our brussels bureau chief now max hoffman he is covering that summit for us tonight good evening to you max so let's talk about what the members of the e.u. can agree on and that is defense right. it is defense indeed brant it's the permanent structure of cooperation on defense what might in the end lead to a real defense union so that was the happy moment today here when all the heads of state governments celebrated that decision something that by the way the chief diplomat of the european union federica margaret he said she couldn't have imagined three years ago but the european union at least in this matter has come a long way it's true and like i said it might lead to real defense union and even in the end some dream about a european are a european army but some people also dream about consensus on what to do about migration migration of course being one of the biggest fault lines right. biggest fault lines and that most likely would will remain a dream for now at least because you know what we just heard in that report about mandatory refugee quotas redistributi

just on the other side of things here it comes a day before treason may heads to brussels for an e.u. summit there are already accusations that the e.u. are stalling negotiations are the simply going to feel more emboldened by all this i'm going to kick the brakes further down the track. i don't know if it will have a i mean this is of of course you know people in the in the e.u. in the labor party and most of us in britain frankly will be you know having a good laugh at teresa mayes expense and enjoying seeing humiliation of course but i don't think it's going to necessarily have a serious effect on their negotiating strategy i think the real impact of it will be on internal domestic british politics here at home but you know the interesting thing is i think the tories are probably stuck with theresa may there are no mood to have a leadership contest which will which will see them ripped apart airing all the laundry so you think that it will survive so on and potentially leading to the fall of the government i suspect so because i just don't think the conservatives have the appetite for a l

step forward with a green light given for the second phase of divorce talks negotiations at the e.u. summit in brussels however failed to resolve the migration question.

e.u. summit after c.n.n. broadcast footage of what appears to be a slavery auction in libya libya has become the jumping off point for desperate people seeking to migrate to europe and that is putting pressure on european leaders european pressures yet leaders in turn are pressuring their african counterparts to stop the migrants before they reach libya let's take a look. a blurry photo is all david bengal has left his friend died of thirst when they tried to cross the sahara to libya ninety percent of all refugees from west africa risk their lives using this route through niger. my friend came and the syrians through island in my hand through. and over the years you. know david's in a detention camp in niger like tens of thousands of other refugees niger's government set up the camps under pressure and with support from the european union . mali mauritania and wiki know faso have also been called upon to keep the refugees in africa and stop the gangs of traffickers if necessary by force of arms . is this wha

step forward with the green light given for the second phase of divorce talks negotiations at the e.u. summitin brussels however failed to resolve the migration question regarding mandatory refugee quotas. zimbabwe.

relations this famous phase two part of the brics of negotiations but it's very unlikely that at the e.u. summit which happens next week the heads of government will decide that it's really time for the e.u. and for the united kingdom to start talking about those future trade relations of course i mean a life goes on in the european union they have other deals to issue with issues to deal with as well for example tax havens and there is this ominous blacklist that's been discussed today. yes blacklist maybe also a gray list we don't know yet one thing is certain. much fewer countries will end up on those lists than the ninety two nations that the european union had sent a letter to at the beginning of this year in this letter the european union demanded those ninety two countries to give information about their tax system about tax transparency about whether they allowed tax payers you know corporations individuals to move profits and the taxation of those profits from the e.u. to those countries the rumors are now that maybe eleven or maybe a bit more countries will end up on the blacklists whe

the two of the e.u. summit in brussels and leaders are heading for a showdown over the issue of migration european council president on a disc court for a mandatory quarter for refugees he described that as highly divisive and ineffective as the leaders stop their meetings of the second day of the summit will have the vives of german chancellor angela merkel ringing in their years she said member states cannot pick and choose when it comes to burden sharing and solidarity and the migration crisis is not the only controversial issue on the agenda another difficult topic will be brecht's it. that we are drawing. in brussels hi joe first of all let's talk brags that will there be any christmas cheer in brussels by the end of the summit on this issue. no fireworks no cheers and rita when it comes to breaks it leaders reiterated on this two day summit well again and again that they are sad that the u.k. is leaving they're relieved to some extent that things are moving forward now but they know very well that in the

he's very confident that at that they will be able to reach sufficient progress ahead of that key e.u. summit where the twenty seven year member states then will decide how whether they will move forward to the second phase and to work on their future relationship with member twenty eight and that is the u.k. . now burgert master the most parliamentary majority depends on support from northern ireland's do you pick let's hear first of all from their leader in foster . we have been very clear in northern ireland must leave the european union on the same terms as the rest of the united kingdom and we will not accept any form of regulatory divergence which separates northern ireland economically or politically from the rest of the. so it should be very clear that burgomaster a threesome a is going to have a problem on her hands if you does a special deal for northern ireland. yes for sure because as you said theresa may depends in parliament in westminster she depends on the deal they are basically stabilizing her minority government and their main interest is to stay close to london their inter

e.u. african union summit in ivory coast it's not clear yet how the deal will be enforced but migrants are expected to be sent back to their home countries the reports from. the theme of this summit was huge but there is no doubt the from the outset it was dominated by the issue of the refugee slave trade in libya and by migration we heard from the host of the summit the president of the ivory coast in the beginning who said that everyone had a collective responsibility to do something well at the end of the summit what leaders decided is that they would try and repatch reate those migrants and refugees that are trapped in libya and want a task force to try and crack down on people smuggling and we spoke to many people here who said that that is just a case of firefighting and what is really needed is a long term strategy to deal with migration. african and european union leaders condemned the refugee slave trade in libya in their final statement they promised a task force to tackle traffickers and urgently repaginate anyone who's trapped. there are women and children living in inhuman con

chorus of voices who believe that possibly a deal was not going to be reached by the time of the e.u. summit on december the fourteenth which is when this deal that has been now recommended by negotiators needs to be ratified the key sticking points have now largely been ironed out but i think it's fair to say this is something of a pyrrhic victory. first of all when it came to the brics it bill some breaks it is didn't want to have to pay anything at all it's now clear that between fifty to seventy billion dollars is what the u.k. will have to pay to leave the e.u. when it comes to e.u. citizens rights as many break city is didn't want to have the european court of justice have any influence at all over british courts but they will continue to do so and there is still a degree of ambiguity over the border between northern ireland or the republic of ireland even though we now know there will not be reached the return to a hard border but all of those ambiguities aside to day to resume a is a day of rejoicing at least even though there is much much much more work to be done as the irish prime

e.u. african union summit in ivory coast. it's not clear how the deal will be enforced but migrants are expected to be sent back to their home countries. the saudi led coalition says it's intercepted another ballistic missile fired by who the rebels in yemen it was reportedly shot down near the southwestern saudi city of hamas' machine eight but earlier who said they'd hit a military target is the second michelle fired from yemen in less than a month one was destroyed near riyadh's international airport on november fourth zimbabwe's new president. has named his new team the cabinet includes politicians loyal to the ruling party and members of the military who ousted the former leader robert mugabe no opposition figures have been included in the government but i gather was sworn in but we could go. on pope francis is leading an open air mass for around one hundred thousand catholics in bangladesh's capital dhaka these are live pictures coming from there now france is the first pope to visit the mainly muslim nation in more tha

e.u. african union summit in ivory coast is not clear how the deal will be enforced but migrants are expected to be sent back to their home countries the saudi led coalition says it's intercepted another ballistic missile fired by who the rebels in yemen it was reportedly shot down near the southwestern saudi city of hama sma shade earlier who said they'd hit a military target it's a second missile fired from yemen in less than a month one was destroyed near riyadh's international airport on them but the fourth. zimbabwe's new president. has named his new team cabinet includes politicians loyal to the ruling party and members of the military who ousted former leader robert mugabe no opposition figures have been included in the government but it was sworn in a week ago. more from harare. to people who hope that this cabin where more inclusive they may be disappointed the cabin has some soldiers and members from the military it has a lot of the old guard it doesn't have anyone from the opposition so some people who hope that prison and go would be a different kind of leader from a may be disapp

northern ireland and the republic of ireland will look like they once had agreements in time for an e.u. summit that's taking place next week those are the headlines back to syria witnesses for the prosecution then it's the news hour. in new york the united nations had to be convinced to refer the case to the international criminal court the i.c.c. previously investigated crimes against humanity war crimes committed in uganda the democratic republic of congo and darfur but there was one obstacle syria is not a member of the i.c.c. an investigation required a unanimous vote of the permanent members of the security council including russia an unwavering ally of damascus when he. said this is you. as a foreigner. don't put. it. that complicated. i thought you know it could be that he was crazy and it is up to. betty. the french diplomatic service was prepared i must warn you that this is a grim session. once again the photographs were shocking. on the twenty second of may the text was submitted for a vote for those collecting evidence it was crucial. it would mean that one day bashar assad could a

e.u. leaders at the summit in brussels urging them to be creative talks move to trade the summit comes only a day after many suffered defeat in parliament over blueprint for quitting the e.u. the majority of m.p.'s banked in a bed but guarantee them a vote on the final breaks it deal struck with brussels those were the headlines of be back with more in thirty minutes to stay with is next they live in a country plagued by poverty for billionaires is only. one of the new maharajah at this time an al-jazeera.

hundred one will continue i'm on the detail of the e.u. summit in brussels on a breakthrough on gregg said either council president donald tusk says even it isn't agreed on guidelines to send the negotiators into talks with the vet ish over the transitional phase this means that for now the ministers of the leaders can move on to the second phase in talks on britain's departure from the bloc it's a big boost for british prime minister to raise the main the clock is ticking down on her country's exit due for march two thousand and eighteen. and a corresponding of much is at the somebody joins me live from their guild you've been listening to final comments at the summit merican and mccraw have been talking about the euro zone what did they have to say. both are rather upbeat on return about the progress that has been made in these informal talks about the eurozone german chancellor angela merkel said there's a large consensus that the banking union a firewall if you want that should defend europe against future financial crisis is should be comple

e.u. african union summit in ivory coast it's not clear how the deal be enforced but migrants are expected to be sent back to their home countries. a day it's been set for the planned abdication of japan's emperor akihito stepped out of the thirtieth of april twenty ninth he's had heart surgery will be succeeded by his eldest son crown prince now he took the application to first by japanese monarch in about two hundred years. and zimbabwe's new president a muslim man and god was named his new team the cabinet includes politicians loyal to the ruling party and members of the military ousted former leader robert mugabe no opposition figures have been included in the government. pope francis is leading an open air mass for about one hundred thousand catholics in bangladesh he's the first pope to visit mainly muslim nation in more than three decades the head of the roman catholic church would also meet ranger refugees in dhaka more than six hundred twenty thousand rangers have fled violence from the neighboring bangladesh since all this to a child stratford joins us live now from cox's bazar s

the in parliament as well as changes to fiscal rules the changes will have to be approved at an e.u. summit next month joined in the studio director of the think tank open europe michelle how realistic is it that the e.u. first of all we're getting new really really powerful finance minute. we might get him or her and and this person will have multiple heads and quite importantly he or she will replace the eurozone leader he will be in charge of economic affairs and d u budget perhaps it will be able to overrule national parliaments that's one key point is that should take much more i mean it would mean changing the european treaties and really shifting lots of power towards brussels and i'm not sure whether all the member states would agree to that i think germany was always opposed to that in germany always was opposed to something like this stability fund or this european monetary fund as a permanent bailout fund how come they agreed to this but they they even made this proposal back in twenty ten and then kicking it into the long grass by saying it needs treaty change and the very idea

e.u. leaders at a summit in brussels urging them to be creative when talks move to trade the summit comes only a day after may suffered defeat in parliament over her blueprint for quitting the e.u. the majority of m.p.'s back to the amendment guaranteeing them a vote on the final break that deal struck with brussels barnaby phillips has more from brussels. the british prime minister arrived at this summit in the wake of that embarrassing defeat in the u.k. parliament which gives parliament a little bit more control over the break that process in the british government a little bit less but on the way into the meeting here in brussels to reason may not sound like a woman in a mood to compromise we have one thirty five thirty six votes on the bill it is making good progress in terms of commons and that means we are on course to deliver on the suffering of the british and the british people really see european union and that's what you'll be doing you might recall that the irish border was one of the sticking points in the first round of negotiations the government in dublin insisting that th

e.u. leaders summit in brussels urging them to be creative when talks move to trade the summit comes only a day after they suffered defeat in parliament over her blueprint for quitting the e.u. a majority of m.p.'s back to the bed with guaranteeing them a vote on the final break sit deal when it struck with brussels those were the news headlines and back with more in thirty minutes next we continue with al-jazeera world. on monday the fourth of december twenty seventh teen the former president of yemen . was assassinated at a checkpoint outside sanaa. the killing of. his funds yemen into even more uncertainty president great being a dominant political force for over three decades was killed in an attack led by who the fighters on monday had been in an audience with the iranian backed rebels for more than two years at his death sparked intense fighting on the streets of the capital sanaa. two days before sallah had announced that his alliance with the who thiis an armed islamic group from the north of yemen was over. that he met. the filthy sauce on the shift of an agency as a betrayal and

e.u. leaders at a summit in brussels urging them to be creative when talks move to trade the summit comes only a day after many suffer defeat in parliament over her blueprint for quitting the e.u. and majority go back to the men but guaranteeing them a vote in the final breaks a deal struck with brussels campaigning has ended for the second round of chile's presidential election voters will head to the polls on sunday to elect a successor to president michel bashfully now they're choosing between right wing businessman and former presidents of a city and pinera and former journalist i'll hand the air despite recent gains by where the race is still expected to be very close. politicians in argentina suspended a vote on president. pension reform plan after protests turned violent. tear gas and rubber bullets were fired at demonstrators in one desirous that angry about potential changes to their pensions union leaders say the measures will cut retirement payments as well as aid for poor families the country's top union has called for a general strike. of course of all of those stories on the

known as breck's it will be the headline of this summit the e.u. is expected to give the green light for breaks in talks to move forward to that very critical area of trade also on the agenda this progress in a common e.u. defense pact and the lack of progress in dealing with migration unity and the lack thereof ahead of this summit here's how european council president obama put it today the divide that if. the geographical simplification. between. when it comes to migration. between east and with. these divisions on the emotions. we each make it through to find even the come on the language russian argument for this debate and this is why we should. even more intensively and more effectively than before.

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we think that's still more likely, we do see sufficient progress being labeled at the e.u. summits. and that should, again, lay a platform from a transition deal. it, the boe isat the best case scenario in therefore cap, expecting a transition deal to come through. and if, obviously, it does crystallize, they have given the domestic situation in the u.k. inflation is well above target. i was expecting to bring more boe rate hikes. the market is not really priced for that. a lot of it is to do with the brexit uncertainty. if we get over this hurdle, we will see a pretty sharp repricing in rate expectations in the u.k., and that will be another support for sterling. david: i would imagine the bears on gilts will suddenly come out of the woodwork here. broadly, apart from, say, the policy divergence relationship, do i just give up any hope that the divergence becomes more pronounced elsewhere and 2018? but you get a so, time in kind of issue as well, say, for example, in australia. we are checking the rba to continue to lag. new zealand, likewise. it is more 2019 story. should see ki

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