believe can't carry doesn't mean any protests outside the european commission as the e.u. votes to renew its or approval for a controversial weed killer produced by monsanto that allegedly causes cancer. and kurdish forces say they're ready to join the syrian army if they're rewarded with a federal state softer suggestions the u.s. could cut its military support for the kurds. a very warm welcome you're watching r.t. international broadcasting to you live from moscow i'm neki aaron good to have you with us now islamic states may be losing its hold over iraq and syria but it's still inspiring europeans to carry out attacks at home and as a younger ones at that two of the most recent cases involve suspects under the age of eighty looking out for us live to our london correspondent laura smith for more on this there laura good to see you know it looks like obviously is winning ever over ever younger hearts and minds what more can you tell us. that's right we've got two stories in the european media on tuesday showing really how younger minds as you say a falling victim is to radica

e.u. has voted to extend the license of the controversial weed killer produced by aqua cultural giants monsanto despite the products being linked to counsel and other health concerns eighteen countries including germany and poland voted in favor of the license renewal france and italy were among the nine against with only portugal abstaining the decision was met with protests outside the european commission in brussels. and i was livid. that. the cancer doesn't mean anything because you. see that third floor of all. today we're standing here hoping to get a message through to the commission to younger and to specifically that democracy is standing behind a ban on going to see it they can either choose to stand behind monsanto got to say it or they can stand on the side of citizen's opinion polling has been clear those that sign that you see i have been clear we want a ban on going to see that is where democracy buys they have a choice the chemical in question glad to say has been marketed as the world's most widely used herbicide here's how monsanto describes it in his professional videos but w

you know that he can stay and doesn't mean any protests outside the european commission as the e.u. votes to renew its approval for a controversial weed killer produced by monsanto that allegedly courses for cancer . and i mean it feels so possible islamic state terror attacks during the upcoming holiday season and european office already using beefed up security while trying creatively not to spoil the christmas mood. uncoated forces say they are ready to join the syrian army if they are rewarded with a federal state that's after suggestions the u.s. could be poised to cut its military support for the kurds.

voted to leave the e.u. but the british economy is still adjusting to the pending changes in fact it wasn't too long ago that analysts cut the region's growth estimates for the next five years to help combat the resulting challenges the government announced details of in new industrial strategy that will target construction or life sciences automotive an artificial intelligence sectors and it's intended to increase productivity officials also said they've secured major investments including one from u.s. based mark to open a research facility in london the news comes just a week after the european medicines agency announced it will move its headquarters from london to amsterdam. beyond the e m a there are a few other firms and agencies preparing to leave london after brock's it to that includes the banking regulator which could foreshadow which city will become the blocks new financial hub r.t. correspondent peter oliver has more on that from berlin. with sixteen months to go until brags that the european un

it could probably cause the deadly disease and these concerns fueled the debate that preceded the e.u. vote. very concerned that this process is scientifically flawed there was sufficient evidence of cancer in animals and there were strong evidence for mechanisms that we know to be associated with carcinogens garble have left it dry cleaning products burnt toast cold all issues which would be carcinogenic working night shifts causing human hair sitting in front of a log far and eating processed meat if we are going to bend life straight on the strength of it's carcinogenic risk don't you agree we have to ban these things as well for figure out smoking for example i'm telling you it's a hazard i'm not going to tell you how many cigarettes you must smoke in order to get cancer and i can confidently tell you that the story of the company's top selling chemical glaive to sate is not one of truth but one of deceit carefully calculated and choreographed deceit we asked a member of the european parliament of greece a country that voted against the weed killers approval why the e.u. was for it. ful

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leaves the european union in twenty nineteen dublin and early favorite frankfurt lost out in the vote by e.u. member states they earlier voted for amsterdam as the new postboxes location of the european medicines agency the move will give both cities a political status boost within the e.u. . ukase losses now france and holland game it was a modest celebration from the winners thank you know champagne and spotless to rub london's nose in it but under skies relief after want was a nail biting voting process we are delighted that in the end it was a very tight it was nerve wracking to be honest it was these fifteen cities that put their names in the hat for the e.m.e.a. these four went for the a.b.a. while these four was so keen they went for bass and the appeal is obvious with the e.p.a. and. expertise prestige and business not to mention jobs combines they employ over a thousand people it was this up occasion video that helps swing it from saddam patient safety is that our heart medicines evaluation board is one of the strongest national regulators in europe the winners not only had to prove

e.u. commission votes in favor of a license extension for weed killer that's linked to cancer we have all the details for you right after this break. well before. the dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battle. to do socks for the tell you that will be gossip and probably myself. off the bat as he tells me you are not cool enough to buy your product. although hawkes for me along the border. is doing an actual job it's like basically it's like the euthanasia clinic tromp is the euthanasia doctor america is being euthanized and he's doing in a way where it's the least amount of pain but that's not that's not cruel i mean he's doing that as a good euthanasia just he's doing things the cruel free what. they use voted to extend the license of a conjurer cultural giant monsanto just by the product being linked to candy in countries including germany and poland voted in favor of the law you were among the nine against with only portugal abstaining a decision with met with protests outside the european commission in brussels. it leaves. the cancer doesn't me

for greece one of the countries that voted against the weed killers approval why the e.u. was in favor. follow the money and especially if one of the gentleman on the local saddle is good to be called by the biker the big pharmaceutical and. president on the roof or cd what was the make broad themselves will say look at the state of the days are still ahead for the people there are many more houses they'd be given you will soon discover is very there's chemistry from the edge the commons look these are big if you are of the nature be dishonorably digitally careful people of the farmers as one of the goals you most of the or the brother gets that will be made with the usurer really will look for state is not a big deal for the government. to news of the royal engagement in the u.k. attention shifted from wedding bells to wedding costs and an air of a stereotype but it's taxpayers will still be expected to foot some of the bill. how much will prince harry royal wedding cost british taxpayers use that money to feed the homeless and stat last royal wedding because the taxpayer

e.u. commission votes in favor of a food license extension for a weed killer inflict account we'll bring you the details after this break. anyone else seems wrong. why don't we all just don't call. any. yet to shape out just to come out to. an engagement because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. is doing an actual job is like basically it's like the euthanasia clinic tromp is the euthanasia doctor america is being euthanized and he's doing in a way worse with the least amount of pain but that's not that's not cruel i mean he's doing that as a good euthanasia just he's doing things in the cruel free way. welcome back now that he used voted to extend the license of a controversial weed killer produced by agricultural giant monsanto despite the products being linked to cancer and other health concerns eighteen countries including germany and poland voted in favor of the license renewal france and italy were among the nine against with only portugal abstaining the decision was met with protests outside the european commission in brussels. yo

e.u. commission votes in favor of a license extension for a weed killer that's been linked to cancer who bring all the details after this break. here's what people have been saying about redacted and. the only show i go out of my way to you know what it is that really packs a punch oh yeah it is the john oliver of r t america is doing the same we are apparently better than. the sea people you've never heard of. jack to the next president of the world bank very. seriously send us an e-mail. before. the dropping bombs brings me to the chicken hawks wants me to fight the battle. for you folks for the tell you that will be gossip to the public but. i'm telling you pull it out by. me along the border walk. welcome back the european union has voted to extend the license of the controversial weed killer produced by agricultural giant monsanto despite the product being linked to cancer and other health concerns eighteen countries including germany and poland voted in favor of the license renewal france and italy were among the nine against with only portugal abstaining the decision was met with protes

for greece one of the countries that voted against the weed killers approval why the e.u. was in favor. pull the money and it's basically fairly gentle and you know it was sadly good to be believed by the failure of the big pharmaceutical in jericho. was the one which the big brother will say though it is tied to the days are still ahead for the people there are many. who will soon discard recently baby those constraints on the edge to. lead the nation be dishonorably digital which carefully people of the farmers as well of the goal schumer's of the bread that's the rebate with the usual. shape it's not a big deal for the government. five months after the worst residential fire in london in more than a century police have released their final findings over the number of deaths in the grenfell a tragedy in total is believed seventy one people were killed the apartment building was ablaze for around sixty hours with more than two hundred fifty firefighters battling to bring it under control after the tragedy hundreds of angry residents and activists storms the local town hal

over one hundred sixty people had been fierce dublin and early favorite frankfurt lost out in the vote by e.u. member states who earlier voted for amsterdam as the new post breck said location of the european medicines agency a total of twenty three cities were in the running for both agencies and let's get some reactions to this result from our correspondent conrad bose and germany's financial capital frankfurt conrad how much of a blow is this for frankfurt and our banks they're surprised. you know christoph of course it's a blow to people who work here in frankfurt on the application they had an opportunity to show off frankfurt beauty look at the beautiful building right behind me frankfurt old after a house but this wasn't recognized at least from the point of view of those people but if you talk to insiders here in frankfurt of course they are also quite aware that european politics always have to be balanced and you know we already have the european central bank here in frankfurt which has a strong supervising or forty's most important banks in the european union in the european area i

over one hundred sixty people had been fierce dublin and early favorites frankfurt lost out in the vote by e.u. member states they earlier voted for amsterdam as the new post-tax of location of the european medicines agency a total of twenty three cities were in the running for both bodies. and charlotte chosen pill is in brussels force charlotte why did paris win as the host city for the banking agency well something that we're going to have to ask the individual ministers who took part in this vote this evening failing that we're just going to have to speculate at the moment i think a lot of people really are wondering why frankfurt wasn't the winner for the e b a it had been a front runner and a lot thought that it was going to take the lead it didn't though it was knocked out it did reach the final three alongside dublin then came down to dublin and to paris and then in a tie break those names were picked out of a hat and paris was the n.s.a. was something of a bit of luck for paris with dublin left incredibly disappointed but that does not do it down in paris of course is something of a f

empty this school is experiencing hard times it's lost a third of its students since britain voted to leave the e.u. in twenty sixteen fields english classes used to be filled with students from spain and italy but the brics it vote has made many europeans no longer feel welcome in the u.k. . that they feel like. there's a second class citizenship thing happening with them you know and they've spoken to me about the not comfortable with some of decided to leave for that reason. alone three point two million foreigners living in britain are from other nations but the country's official statistics say one hundred twenty two thousand have left since the bronx a vote that's more than at any other time in the last ten years at oxford language school there's little sympathy with the decision to break with the e.u. . you need to have been so no. people think that bracks a decision is absolutely wrong it's bad for us at our you know he said you know and it's bad for the british and i think nobody was thinking about the consequences when they were voting. and i believe if you got there a lot of particular t

empty this school is experiencing hard times it's lost a third of its students since britain voted to leave the e.u. in twenty sixteen fields english classes used to be filled with students from spain and italy but the bronx it vote has made many europeans no longer feel welcome in the u.k. . they feel like. there's a second class citizenship thing happening with them you know and they've spoken to me about it but not comfortable with it some of decided to leave for that reason. alone three point two million foreigners living in britain are from other nations but the country's official statistics say one hundred twenty two thousand have left since the bronx a vote that's more than any other time in the last ten years at oxford language school there's little sympathy with the decision to break with the e.u. . you need to have been. people think that bracks a decision is absolutely wrong it's bad for us that our you know he said yeah and it's bad for the british and i think nobody was thinking about the consequences when they were voting. on a bill that if you got there a lot of particular take on br

empty this school is experiencing hard times it's lost a third of its students since britain voted to leave the e.u. in twenty sixteen fields english classes used to be filled with students from spain and italy but the bracks it vote has made many europeans no longer feel welcome in the u.k. . they feel like. there's a second class citizenship thing happening with them you know and they've spoken to me about it but not comfortable with it some are decided to leave for that reason. alone three point two million foreigners living in britain are from other nations but the country's official statistics say one hundred twenty two thousand have left since the bronx it but that's more than at any other time in the last ten years at oxford language school there's little sympathy with the decision to break with the e.u. . you need to have been so no. people think that bracks a decision is absolutely wrong it's bad for us at our you know he said yeah and that's bad for the british and i think nobody was thinking about the consequences when they were voting away in the senate but already forgot deploy a lot o

had been fierce dublin and an early favorite frankfurt both lost out in the vote by e.u. member states amsterdam has been chosen as the new post writes a location for the european medicines agency. earlier we spoke with our very own charlotte shells and pills in brussels and we asked her why paris won the right to host the european banking agent's and i think a lot of people really are wondering why frankfurt wasn't the winner for the a.b.a. it had been a front runner and a lot thought that it was going to take the lead it didn't though it was knocked out it did reach the final three alongside dublin then came down to dublin and to paris and then in a tie break the names were picked out of a hat and paris was the n.s.a. was something of a bit of luck for paris with dublin left incredibly disappointed but that does not do it down paris of course is something of a financial hub it's already home to the european security markets agency that might played a role ultimately the ne win this had to prove various criteria one of which being that they were ready to take over is see

e.u. ties up. voting, yes.a backs same-sex marriage, malcolm turnbull calling the results overwhelming and unequivocal. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ much better this wednesday morning in singapore. 8:30 in the lion city. half an hour away from the open. i am yvonne man in hong kong. morning.eautiful i'm ramy inocencio in new york. you are watching "daybreak asia ." under pressure after reports russia remains yet to be convinced about extending output curbs next year. two people close to moscow say they think it is too early to make a decision. the duration of any extension is also up for debate, with 3, 6 and nine months being discussed. saudi arabia said to be the only viable option. yelleng fed chair janet has revealed frustration with her central bank colleagues, chiding them from staking out policy decision -- decisions before hearing other views. speaking in frankfurt, she said they are avoiding forecasting decisions and not making commitments. yellen said doing that is bad. treasury secretary stephen mnuchin sa

over one hundred sixty people have been fierce dublin and early favorite frankfurt lost out in the vote by e.u. member states. so let's get some reaction to this result from our correspondent conrad bosun in germany's financial hub frankfurt conrad how much of a blow is this to the city. well of course it is a blow to many people here in frankfurt who worked on the application but it's not a big surprise if you talk to insiders here politics in europe always have to be very balanced and we already have the european central bank here in frankfurt with large supervision authority on the banks in the euro area we also have a your power which is the supervising agency for the insurance companies in europe and for the pension funds if you look at it from outside germany it probably would have been too much of a concentration of power if the banking or thora t. had been situated also here in frankfurt so paris did come out on top but that the french capital set apart from the other seven contestants well of course paris is known for many beautiful attractions what's less known in the world is that p

he's under the vote has bitterly divided the acting grand coalition the e.u. decision to permit use of life or say it for another five years cannot be revoked whatever the possible dangers no one thoughts the efficacy of glyphosate when it comes to killing weeds the concern is that it could kill off any chance of germany forming a new government. in staying in germany in the bland christmas market targeted by an islamist attack a year ago has opened for the festive season twelve people were killed and many more injured when an attacker drove a stolen truck into the crowds on the nineteenth of december. for some course in the attack the memories of pain for. it's one of the german capitals most popular christmas markets last year it was also the target of a terror attack we're at berlin's by child plots. this is what the christmas season in germany is all about enjoying a glass of wine at one of the many christmas markets but can that be possible to enjoy when everything reminds you to those who lost their lives in last year's attacks let's find out. that any c

he's under the vote has bitterly divided the acting grand coalition the e.u. decision to permit use of life is saved for another five years cannot be revoked whatever the possible dangers no one thoughts the efficacy of glyphosate when it comes to killing weeds the concern is that it could kill off any chance of germany forming a new government. staying in germany and chancellor merkel as expressed shock at a knife attack on a conservative amir known for his migrant friendly policies the attack took place in a kebab restaurant in the western german city of art and authorities say it's likely the stabbing was politically motivated local media say a man asked under the us hartstein if he was a mare and then stabbed him harshly and was taken to hospital but released later in two thousand and fifteen the man become known nationally for his welcome in policies towards refugees. news from the world of sport on the international olympic committee has banned five more competitors for the two thousand and fourteen saatchi winter olympics for life over anti doping viola

last year's vote in britain to leave the e.u. could turn tim's french idyll into a bureaucratic nightmare. reporter: as a british vintner in southwestern france, it is very important for tim richardson to be part of the local community. he settled here in eymet, in the dordogne, 26 years ago. as an e.u. citizen, he's even been able to be elected to the municipal council. though post-brexit he'd likely have to give up his seat. to make sure that doesn't happen, richardson plans to take on french citizenship. >> i feel at home here. i feel more like a resident of the perigord than a brit. brexit changes nothing about my will to stay here. reporter: the british love eymet, and emyet loves the british. over 1,000 of them have taken advantage of their "right to move and reside freely" within the e.u., and settled here. they're attracted by eymet's mild climate, good food, and perhaps by its history. the town fathers sided with england during the hundred years' war. now brexit has, once again, driven a wedge between the british and the

lawmakers like labor's peter dowd who said redwoods comments show his apoc receipt after voting to leave the e.u. . standard and poor's has declared that venezuela is in default after missing two interest payments the ratings agency made the announcement after the government failed to pay two hundred million dollars and coupon payments for global bonds due in two thousand and nineteen and two thousand and twenty four it also followed a meeting in caracas that ended with bondholders having little idea if at all and how a default could be avoided but if you ask venezuela the talk went well in a statement on monday night the government said the process of refinancing venezuela's foreign debt began with resoundingly success the start of this refinancing of our debt ratifies our full intention to comply as we have always done with all our obligations leaders in lebanon are fearing the crisis if the country doesn't abide by demands from saudi arabia the concerns follow lebanon's prime lebanon's prime minister stepping down earlier in november and what was widely seen as a result of pressure from the s

unveil what they call a set of social rights so will they make the european union's vote has more in chanted with the e.u. . to test a c.e.o. you know mosque on bale's his company's first electric truck and he throws in a surprise new sports car. this is your business update i'm headed home for thanks for joining me now even though the german government's potential coalition partners a not yet sure whether they'll form a government together that already talking about which projects where we funded and which worked the german industry and trade association says that it's not even necessary strong economic growth together with more tax income have opened the door to more financial possibilities which the association says could be allocated for tax breaks and investment it sees more money in germany's treasury than the political parties do seventy five billion years will be available in the coming years according to the association the parties themselves all working on the assumption of forty five billion. caymans first president of the institute of economic research here in germany joins me in the studio g

media any firm decision to impose sanctions and put it might mean that poland loses its voting rights in the e.u. . and i've been a draw in detail because one of mac's soft money has been following the debate and joins me now from strasbourg max what are the m.p.'s been saying there. debates over and they already voted on the resolution and there was a large majority in favor of the reserve lucian meaning that the european parliament has cleared the way to doris what you just talked about an article seven procedure which in the end might strip poland of its voting rights that's why it's called the nuclear option before that we had a very heated debate talking about nuclear with most of the moderate party saying that this was not against the citizens of poland that they all thought poland was a great country but against the government of poland where they feel that the government is stripping the citizens of their rights is not following the rule of law of course that started some controversy especially with the ruling party in poland that has some members of parliament here as well one of them a

lawmakers like labor's peter dowd who said redwoods comments show his apoc receipt after voting to leave the e.u. . standard and poor's has declared that venezuela is in default after missing two interest payments the ratings agency made the announcement after the government failed to pay two hundred million dollars and coupon payments for global bonds due in two thousand and nineteen and two thousand and twenty four it also followed a meeting in caracas that ended with bondholders having little idea if at all and how a default could be avoided but if you ask on its way all of the talk went well in a statement on monday night the government said the process of refinancing venezuela's foreign debt began with resoundingly success the start of this refinancing of our debt ratifies our full intention to comply as we have always done with all our obligations leaders in lebanon are fearing a crisis if the country doesn't abide by demands from saudi arabia the concerns follow lebanon's prime lebanon's prime minister stepping down earlier in november and what was widely seen as a result of pressure from

politician singlehandedly voted for the weed killer glaive in the e.u. even though germany had been expected to abstain chancellor merkel expressed her disapproval of the minister's behavior. and often this did not conform to directives prepared by the federal government in terms of the issue itself in contrast to hendrix i'm more on mr schmidt side but the behavior does not correlate with what is stipulated in the government's rules of procedure was the goal for. the hendricks is environment minister and merkel's cabinet she's a social democrat who firmly opposes the use of life force eight hendricks believes the herbicide damages the environment and could cause cancer for her the c.s.u. minister's yes vote in brussels is a breach of trust just when the s.p.d. and the conservatives were supposed to negotiate a grand coalition when it comes live and often when the chancellor is saying we want to enter open talks and the s.p.d. is moving cautiously towards their front as big as this neve and if it weren't for say our but something else then it's not as an

e.u.'s remaining twenty seven members to vote on who exactly lands a bricks and windfall. their film of europe's most glamorous that the nation but this isn't about choosing your next holiday these are just some of the cities battling it out for two highly prestigious private. now they may not look like much but these two institutions help keep europe running the responsible for the money and health of its citizens the m.a. and a.b.a. are currently based in london. they're going to need a new home combined they employ hundreds of people and will bring in talent money and prestige to whoever hosts the next making these cities keen to prove they can turn the u.k. . into their again. hopefully the future home for the european medicines agency sama so keen they've thrown their name into the hat for both agencies brussels for example already home to vast government institutions it argues that having as many e.u. bodies in one place as possible is the way to go. a lot stay with this decision not only does it help shape the landscape of the bracks it but when it comes to the e m

spades is the independent listen up now the independent reports the tories have voted the animals can't feel pain as part of the e.u. bill marking the beginning of our anti science breck said independent has reported that the conservatives have voted that animals are not sentience and then we get this right they have no emotions or feelings including the ability to feel pain if you kick a dog apparently the dog won't feel any pain that's a surprise to anyone who's a dog or seen a dog howl and we need this so that the upper classes get a hard and violent those foxes surely this is another reason it's a little bit and we'll be in with the trump children killing while the other more simple elephants well it's a little bit more sophisticated than that but the problem here is that a lot of people are going to say your telling us that leaving the european union means you can do what you like to animals the tories are going to have to explain that i can't people love animals in britain let's go to the express apparently not anymore let's go to the express as this merkel is finished they may not look at germany now merkel

when he's under the vote has bitterly divided the acting grand coalition the e.u. decision to permit use of life has said for another five years cannot be revoked whatever the possible dangers no one thoughts the efficacy of life or say when it comes to killing weeds the concern is that it could kill off any chance of germany forming a new government. and following this story i'm joined by our correspondent christopher springeth chris a lot of impact could this dispute have on potential negotiations in forming a new government. it could have quite a destructive effect if there are no consequences coalition governments in germany . have very detailed coalition agreements and part of that detail are the procedural rules that they agree upon the internal regulations if you want and one key regulation is that if two ministries held by different parties within a given coalition disagree on a given issue then the relevant minister. who is responsible for a vote at the international level or at the european union must abstain so what christian schmidt the conservative agr

people in the town of grimsby one of britain's seafood processing centers voted overwhelmingly in favor of leaving the e.u. but now the town is calculated the cost and is lobbying for its port facilities to be exempt from bracks it has drawn a lot of reaction online take a look at this journalist chris robinson who's originally from grimsby tweeted so the story about grimsby fishermen wanting to have an exemption to bricks it is really interesting it's the first proper hearing of a place who voted against their interest admitting they may have made a mistake another u.k. resident tweeted this no no no grimsby and the fishing industry both want to direct that you made your bed lie in it or repent. and british novelist jonathan code joked grimsby wants to have its fish cake and eat it too. but also working aside to really understand what's happening in grimsby you have to understand how highly regulated the entire fishing industry is inside the e.u. brussels strict rules for commercial fishing across all the member states to prevent overfishing it says annual catch limits quotas that determine how many fish