is frosty also because european politicians speak about rights the e.u. wants to reassure people but the law and order has to be applied across the board even to those at the top we will invest more is a support of the justice system there is a need for the population to feel confidence and trust the authorities that they are sure that there is no impunity and that any behavior of the police or security or defense forces is also investigating the e.u. believes better education will result in less terrorism and less migration europe is placing its hopes in the younger generation it wants to win the trust of those africans who are young today and empower. cheap and certainly cheerful the only car made in madagascar currently cars became famous 30 years ago when the firm designed a special pople bill for john paul the seconds a visit to madagascar now as the country prepares to welcome quote francis in september career ready to go down that road again. this distinctive car is hard to miss practical and homegrown many drivers in madagascar a proud to be behind the

the e.u. wants platforms such as facebook and youtube to prevent illegal downloads by their users even making the platforms legally liable for such abuse and wants to ensure that copyright owners such as writers musicians graphic artists journalists and photographers can make a living from their work ensuring is protected from theft and misuse. that's the idea that all reality imports of counterfeit pirated products into the european union amount to around $121000000000.00 euros a year that represents the value of almost 7 percent of everything imported into the e.u. ripoffs includes shoes toys mobile phones music movies computer games the list goes on you've got to think about all the time and money spent on creating a certain look for the products the branding of consumer items is big business when someone copies them and creates a substandard version that can hurt the reputation of the original goods and cut into sales. the reason so much money goes into brands is to create something immediately

sentiment expressed by ministers going into this meeting was still the united front saying that the e.u. wants the deal to persist one interesting element to report though is the perspective from the french foreign minister. who came to this meeting and said to reporters before it began he said that there'd been bad decisions made both made both by the united states and by iran by the iranians namely to decide to enrich beyond. beyond the limits imposed by the deal but also bad decisions made by the united states specifically the decision taken by president donald trump to remove the united states government from the deal in the 1st place we expect there to be a news conference from the combination of this meeting in the next hour perhaps hour also hour and a half 2 hours and it will be interesting to see what form of words this meeting can come up with to convey a message to iran but also perhaps a message for the united states because they can't force those 2 parties to come together again to negotiate so it's merely words that they can say indeed which is that what happens in the coming hou

e.u. they want there were plenty and to be included into policymaking and they feel there is a feeling not only on behalf of these controversial governments in poland hungary there's a problem with rule of law by others that. will include their view their views and interest and preferences more than for instance france demands what. you said in your opening statement that that there is a discrepancy between different countries that's reflected in this deal interesting the enough our report reflected the discrepancy in the way that a sunday lion is perceived here in germany as opposed to abroad so maybe you can say a word about why that is and what your take on her qualifications is whether you think she would be a good candidate to lead the commission so there's an irony in that when the european council the collection of has taken government voted on this the one leader who didn't vote in support of the line was angela merkel she abstained and there's a reason for that which is that coalition partner the s.p.d. the social democrats. reject the idea of underline this commission president i

nic, the e.u. wantsleft of the iran nuclear deal, but iran is the one that keeps tempting them to slap sanctions on them once again. what is going on here? >> reporter: this seems to be a case of, you know, rising diplomatic tensions across all fronts with iran, whether it's on the iran nuclear deal, which on monday iran is expected to, you know, take one step further. the fact that it's abrogated the amount of lightly low enriched uranium that it's allowed to keep, that it may then abrogate other terms of the jcpoa, but this is something slightly different, but it fits into the whole category of rising tensions in iran. this is another what is looking to be a diplomatic standoff between brittain that currently supports iran on the jcpoa, the joint nuclear deal, and iran over the issue of oil. what british military forces did along with gibraltan authorities was detain the grace 1 super tanker that they believe was on its way to an oil refinery in syria carrying crude oil to aid the syrian regime there.

wants the e.u. to resume rescue missions and seat despite resistance from some member states also coming up new orleans braces for tropical storm barry residents of the u.s. city are being advised to stock up on supplies and prepare to take shelter as the storm bears down on the gulf coast. plus serena williams steps on the grass of wimbledon in the final later today but there's more at stake than just another grand slam title we'll take a look at the latest record and sometimes. i'm calm assman thanks for joining us to united nations agencies are urging europe to take more responsibility for migrants in the mediterranean the un's refugee agency and the international organization for migration have called on the european union nations to relaunch rescue missions that saved people from drowning earlier this year the e.u. suspended its main naval operation that carried out these rescues critics say that is having deadly consequences. bodies of drowned migrants have brought to the chinese in shore 82 p

wants the e.u. to resume rescue missions and see just resistance from some member states. you're watching news from berlin coming up moon mission a long journey into space g.w. meets the 1st german on the move or news on the way the top of the hour they just. believe. a little. loop. please. please.

tells brussels it needs to do more to stop migrants from drowning in the mediterranean and un wants the e.u. to resume rescue missions and seek despite resistance from some member states also coming up serving you know william steps on the grass of wimbledon to be final later today there's more to stake than just another grand slam title take a look at the latest record intercepts. i'm calm assman thanks for joining us to united nations agencies are urging europe to take more responsibility for migrants in the mediterranean the un's refugee agency and the international organization for migration have called on european union nations to relaunch rescue missions that saved people from drowning earlier this year the e.u. suspended its main naval operation that carried out these rescues critics say that is having deadly consequences. bodies of drum migrants have brought to the tunisian shore 82 people went missing when the boat sank on july 1st most have since been retrieved from the water did the migrants started their journey in war torn libya and drifted into genies in waters before sinking.

tells brussels it needs to do more to stop violence from traveling in the mediterranean and un wants the e.u. to resume the rescue missions it seems despite resistance from some member states also coming up new zealanders start handing in their weapons a government buyback program starts just months after dozens died in a mass shooting into last look at the latest christchurch. plus a severe drought in its district water rationing for india's poor but not for its politicians. i'm gone assman thanks for joining us 2 united nations agencies are urging europe to take more responsibility for migrants in the mediterranean un's refugee agency and the internal organization for migration have called on european union nations to relaunch rescue missions that save people from drowning earlier this year the e.u. suspended its main naval operation that carried out these rescues and critics say that is having deadly consequences. bodies of drown migrants have brought to the shore 82 people went missing when the boat sank on july 1st most have since been retrieved from the water did the migrants stop with

to leave and so i think it is see a bigger and bigger cleavage between the british people wants and what the e.u. elite want so in the long run i think this will just increase the division between the 2 groups it took a bloc leaders 3 days of wrangling to agree to these picks for those top jobs well longer than was expected what does that say about the news bill of health over all . well exactly i mean the divisions within the becoming more and more apparent every day but i think there is a faction within the. britain's departure because. i give more power to the sun. in germany who are. often seen as a major break on the centralization process but once again this will then create new divisions with some of the more peripheral member states and particularly with some of those those struggling so the european countries like italy which of course is increasingly rebellious. which are rowing's and state of arkansas mike affairs thank you so much for joining us on the program today. thank you so much for joining us for that global news update will be back in about 30 minutes. this broadcast around t

e.u. it wants to keep tensions low and save the iranian nuclear deal the j c p o 8 but it also wants to keep its close alliance with the u.s. which has walked away from the deal and has hit iran with tough economic sanctions the u.s. department of defense believes the british tank incident reinforces its argument for an international naval task force in the gulf to protect commercial shipping the threats to international freedom of navigation require an international solutions as a statement from u.s. central command tensions in one of the world's most important shipping channels have risen again rory chalons al-jazeera london well the u.s. 5th fleet has said it's working closely with the british royal navy to defend the free flow of commerce and freedom of navigation through the region has been wanting reaction in the iranian capital. diplomatic relations between iran and the united kingdom have been suffering for many months now and the events of the last 24 hours will not help that situation and the arrest of senior officers of the gracewood one the oil tanker that was detained last week

e.u.. taylor: i want to continue on darrennversation with crawford joining us from our berlin bureau. . u.'s perspective? we know that the u.k. would be harder hit if it left the e.u. without a deal. still, how much does that e.u. want to avoid a no-deal brexit? >> the au undoubtedly wants to brexit.no-deal whether that actually means they are willing to rip up the existing deal that was negotiated over two years and start again as boris johnson would like is very doubtful. there is a sentiment of that has been prevalent in london since the referendum three years ago, that somehow the e.u. is one of the stick and bluffing and that they will come under pressure tom businesses and companies do everything politically possible to avert in no-deal brexit. but frankly, this is not about the e.u., it is about national governments in berlin and in paris, and in other capitals. they have come to this conclusion over many hard-fought rounds of negotiation. frankly, i don't see any evidence that european governments are prepared to just start again. withr: derek halpenny, your european markets rese

e.u. it wants to keep tensions low and save the iranian nuclear deal the j c p o 8 but it also wants to keep its close alliance with the u.s. which has walked away from the deal and has hit iran with tough economic sanctions the u.s. department of defense believes the british tank incident reinforces its argument for an international naval task force in the gulf to protect commercial shipping threats to international freedom of navigation require an international solution says a statement from u.s. central command tensions in one of the world's most important shipping channels have risen again chalons al-jazeera london. and the u.s. 5th fleet has said is working closely with the british royal navy to defend the faith of commerce and freedom of navigation through the region al-jazeera has been monitoring reaction in the iranian capital. diplomatic relations between iran and the united kingdom have been suffering for many months now and the events of the last 24 hours will not help that situation and the arrest of senior officers of the grace one the oil tanker that was detained last week off

e.u. it wants to keep tensions low and save the iranian nuclear deal the j c p o 8 but it also wants to keep its close alliance with the u.s. . switches walked away from the deal has hit iran with tough economic sanctions the u.s. department of defense believes the british tank incident reinforces its argument for an international naval task force in the gulf to protect commercial shipping threats to international freedom of navigation require an international solution says a statement from u.s. central command tensions in one of the world's most important shipping channels have risen again. al-jazeera london sudan's transitional military council says it's foiled an attempted coup but council says it was carried out by a group of serving and retired officers and that 16 people are being held african union mediators have announced progress in talks between the military and a pro-democracy coalition and had been hopes that a power sharing agreement would be signed on thursday but it didn't happen the political document has been agreed upon unanimously what is left is a proclaimed mission which

table of the investment jobs trade and equality both in or out of the e.u. i want those things but i go back to the point that it makes no difference if you are in or out doesn't it you can't say you want to invest and opportunity in around me what we did was it was actually a very credible data base but customs union with the u.n. to try to arrangements would have achieved those things didn't go through part of it i suppose. joining me now for more from aberdeen in scotland is christiane a law he is a member of the european parliament for the green group and he is also a member of the scottish national party mr allardyce good to have you on the program i'd like to start by taking a look at what happened today when boris johnson arrived in scotland to talk up his brights it playing on. her. own right there was plenty of good bullying going on some cheering shortly thereafter we understand scotland's 1st minister nicolas sturgeon said that she thinks boards johnson is really pursuing a no deal break city let me ask you mr a large do you think the same. yes but mr jo

believes that this is a mechanism that can help the arena ends but clearly the e.u. wants to see some sort of quid pro quos some sort of gesture from the iranian side also to indicate that they are still within the terms of of this deal and they remain committed to it more than just statements like the one that you that you mentioned in your introduction we expect this meeting a news conference to come from it any time from now on and of course when we have that news conference we'll bring to you as soon as we can what is said at it dominic thanks very much dorsey joins us live now from tehran to also tell us more about what the foreign ministry has been saying about all this today. well the same in that was issued by the spokesperson of us mousavi highlights the fact that a rainy and so are really have had enough of this talk from the european signatories of this agreement they say that 14 months on from when the united states decided to pull out of this deal the europeans have not upheld their end of the bargain and the iranians are tired of waiting they're not going to

e.u. who want to see a new payment system to bypass american sanctions against iran in a bid to save the 2015 to deal. with the top stories for the past 7 days and the latest developments well this is the week. and fost up don't trump made history on sunday becoming a foster to u.s. president and to north korea he shook hands with kim jong un in the demilitarized zone before the 2 need just walked across the demarcation line into the north had proposed a meeting just a day in a tweet after speaking for almost an hour and stopping briefly into south korea and kim held it as a breakthrough moment since my honor. i didn't really expect the spirit to pander to 20 we came over. here. we got to. step. out of. president trump has just walked across the demarcation line that made him the 1st us president to visit our country i believe just looking at this action this is an expression of his willingness to eliminate all the unfortunate past and open a new future. despite symbolic north korea remains under almost total economic blockade due to u.s. led sanctions our senior correspondent ron discussed t

e.u. it wants to keep tensions low and save the iranian nuclear deal the j c p o 8 but it also wants to keep its close alliance with the u.s. which has walked away from the deal and has hit iran with tough economic sanctions the u.s. department of defense believes the british tank incident reinforces its argument for an international naval task force in the gulf to protect commercial she. threats to international freedom of navigation require an international solutions as a statement from u.s. central command tensions in one of the world's most important shipping channels have risen again chalons al-jazeera london while the u.s. 5th fleet says it's working closely with the british royal navy to defend the free flow of commerce and freedom of navigation through the region saying he has been monitoring reaction in the iranian capital. diplomatic relations between iran and the united kingdom have been suffering for many months now and the events of the last 24 hours will not help that situation and the arrest of senior officers of the graceful one the oil tanker that was detained last week off

e.u. europe as being in a position where it wants to say this deal that it wants to help bring it back to an even level and tonight we're still talking about the e.u. europe as being in a position where it wants to say this deal that it wants to help iran when do we reach the place that europe sees iran violating this deal and then says enough is enough we want to reimpose sanctions on iran. i think the e.u. has been very patient and will continue to be very patient on this deal it's not only because it very much worries that there isn't going to be any broader deal like the united states talks about that will take the nuclear component into account and again stop iran from from enriching uranium so it thinks that this is really the best shot possible to stop iran from possibly getting a nuclear weapon it isn't going to give up early imposing sanctions of course would mean admitting that the deal is dead and despite being offered to do this many times the e.u. is not willing to declare this deal dead it wants iran to reverse course it wants iran to reverse course with it teri schultz in br

e.u. high, he wants the northern ireland backstop removed altogether. the e.u.'s are monthly to concede. johnson says if they do not change their minds, it will be a no deal brexit. he is in wales, talking to welsh farmers. he has been warned about civil unrest among welsh farmers. there are potential negative consequences of no deal. anything to done change his very positive, optimistic rhetoric on no deal, or from ramming home the central message as he did in wales, saying the ball is in the e.u.'s court. if they do not concede, no deal will be britain's answer. an answer from the e.u. came ism -- saying the e.u. unified in its position that there will be no renegotiation of theresa may's withdrawal agreement, no removal of the backstop. anchor: the united states wants in the to help ensure -- strait of hormuz. if they have asked germany to -- they have asked germany and britain to join. the proposal has been met with some skepticism in germany where many politicians fear a naval mission could drag european countries into a war. hundreds of people have surrounded a police station in ho

e.u. still doesn't want to renegotiate the deal. if boris johnson stresses a no-deal brexit by the end of october and even if the e.u. is worried, i'm not convinced that much of change. we'll have to see what he says. the turbulent few weeks ahead, but today at least should run like clockwork. theresa may still prime minister, of course, for now, will be leaving number ten in just a short few hours. she'll be going to parliament for her last prime minister question time. i suspect the opposition still won't go lightly on her. she'll be back here for a speech before she then goes to buckingham palace. tendering her resignation to the queen who has seen plenty and plenty of prime ministers come and go, of course. and then boris johnson will be summoned. he will enter buckingham palace as mr. johnson. he will leave as a prime minister. after the tradition of the kissing of hands of her majesty the queen. once back here, he will deliver that speech. this is the speech we are waiting for. we expect to see a podium outside number ten befor

committee members should not put personal business interests ahead of the public interest she wants the e.u. to develop a new system for allocating farm subsidies. i distrust as i simply see every public money should be used to finance public services. i believe that a large part of the subsidies at least 15000000000 euros should be invested in a nature conservation fund that farmers could use that would definitely be in the public's best interest because it would help stop the damage to biodiversity and the environment we should be funding organic farming not the over exploitation of nature oh i'm going out to work. but only a few of the agriculture committee members agree with you now just most of them want to keep the e.u. subsidy system just the way it is the situation in the german parliament is almost identical to the one in brussels. the politicians seem more interested in preserving the status quo instead of protecting the environment the farmers association is also opposed to subsidy reforms. and we return to the institute for labor and the economy to learn more about the associati

but only a few of the agriculture committee members agree with q nost most of them want to keep the e.u. subsidy system just the way it is the situation in the german parliament is almost identical to the one in brussels. the politicians seem more interested in preserving the status quo instead of protecting the environment the farmers association is also opposed to subsidy reforms. we've returned to the institute for labor and the economy to learn more about the association's lobbying network. do you see is that souls lost what we're trying to find out why serious agricultural reform proposals have been consistently blocked in both the german or and european parliament's and you know we wanted to get to the bottom of the situation. the body or the political interests that work here and what role if any the loveliest play will be as small as. the researchers came across a little known organization called the forum for modern agriculture. before m m's to inform the general public about the benefits of agriculture on its website there are no reports about environmental problems factory fa

e.u. it wants to keep tensions low and save the iranian nuclear deal the j c p o 8 but it also wants to keep its close alliance with the u.s. which has walked away from the deal and has hit iran with tough economic sanctions the u.s. department of defense believes the british tank incident reinforces its argument for an international naval task force in the gulf to protect commercial shipping the threats to international freedom of navigation require an international solutions as a statement from u.s. central command tensions in one of the world's most important shipping channels have risen again chalons al-jazeera london. u.s. 5th fleet has said it's working closely with the british navy to defend the free flow of commerce through the region so mr ravi has been monitoring reaction in the iranian capital tehran. diplomatic relations between iran and the united kingdom have been suffering for many months now and the events of the last 24 hours will not help that situation and the arrest of senior officers of the race for one the oil tanker that was detained last week off the coast of gibralta

e.u. it wants to keep tensions low and save the iranian nuclear deal the j c p o 8 but it also wants to keep its close alliance with the u.s. which has walked away from the deal and has hit iran with tough economic sanctions the u.s. department of defense believes the british tank incident reinforces its argument for an international naval task force in the gulf to protect commercial shipping the threats to international freedom of navigation require an international solutions as a statement from u.s. central command tensions in one of the world's most important shipping channels have risen again chalons al-jazeera london meanwhile the u.s. 5th fleet has said it's working closely with the british royal navy to defend the free flow of commerce and freedom of navigation through the region then bizarrely has been monitoring reaction in the capital. diplomatic relations between iran and the united kingdom have been suffering for many months now and the events of the last 24 hours will not help that situation and the arrest of senior officers of the gracewood one the oil tanker that was detained

does business they want to see e.u. leaders more democratically accountable so this parliament when it votes later is going to make her sweat for this job if indeed they approve her at all and don't know what happens then of his rejected by m e p's what happens next. that would be quite unprecedented deeply unsettling for the european union it would be the 1st time a commission nominee has been rejected by the parliament after getting the unanimous backing of all the e.u. heads of state and frankly there is no plan b. replacement candidate for under the rules that have a month to bring another name forward but they've got this very delicate balance to fulfill in the 4 top jobs council president commission president the central bank in a foreign affairs portfolio having to balance power politics gender and geography it will be a difficult task indeed to get somebody in place with. crises and decisions looming for the european union not later not least brix it at the end of october or at the journal hold there in strasber

e.u. on october 31st i don't want to hold out to the e.u. the prospect that they might encourage my resignation by refusing to agree a deal hunter accused johnson of being motivated by personal ambition i asked for a straight question and he said very clearly before that it was leaving on october 31st to do or die and i think it's do or die for the country but not a prime minister who put his own neck on the line and that is not leadership the candidates with then asked if they were prepared to bypass british parliament if it rejected leaving the e.u. without a deal and parliament i think would be a rather curious thing to do if this is about taking back control for parliament to actually shut it down so my answer to that is no how about your course well i'm not going to take anything off the table any more than i'm going to take no deal or no answer off the table at least until then came perhaps the toughest question and the lightest moment of the evening. what one quality do you may start in your opponent as a future prime minister. i thou

e.u. commission so i know mark on didn't want and he got his way with the nomination of . but i don't think france is taking any advantage on the germans they would be the 1st time since the sixty's germany would have european commission president so i think it's a winning situation for both of those countries and perhaps that ferment out to any other country and you know let me briefly ask you tom to comment on where you think christine lagarde might take european monetary policy and where you whether you see a shift of direction there away from german austerity and toward more burden sharing between the rich north and the indebted southern european countries that's certainly something that france has passed pushed for in the past are we likely to see look our go in that direction we don't know that she is not an economist she has no experience in a central bank which is why for some people this was such an unexpected nomination an unusual one what we do know is that she has been largely supportive of the fairly accommodative monetary policy pursued by the current preside

nn and have october 31 i don't want to give the e.u. any incentive not to give us the deal we want. parliament has resisted the temptation to vote down a no deal. and realism is taking place across our politics. people can see we are losing trust of the electorate and we asked them if they wanted to leave the european union. parliament has failed to deliver it for three years. if we now fail again, i'm afraid we will not win back the hundreds of thousands of voters who are desserting us and that is how to lose the upcoming election. [applause] mr. hunt: being prime minister is telling people what they need to hear not just what they want to hear. the difference between you and me, you are peddling optimism nd i'm -- [applause] mr. hunt: we need leadership that is going to guide us through a big constitutional crisis and make a big success of brexit and be honest with people. blood, sweat, toil and tears. and that is what i'm prepared to do. minimizing the risks of no-deal brexit to farmers who will have businesses wiped out, to small businesses, suddenly going to be faced with chall

hold the british public that hold their right hand from breck that on the one hand all people want to be. the e.u. without it i don't the other people want the u.k. to revoke he would have meant me no good at all to go over all that the british probably move on from the brink. here. troll or pilots in london thank you so much. to football now and algeria have been crowned african cup of nations champions for a 2nd time through closely fought final victory over senegal bagged. heavily deflected 2nd minute strike turned out to be the match winner senegalese hopes were raised in the 2nd half when they were awarded a penalty for handball but that was overturned after v.a.r. review algeria sought out the match to clinch their 1st afrikan title since 1990. and a reminder of the top stories we're following for you the german chancellor angela merkel has a letter. to commemorate the plotters who try to kill adolf hitler and overthrow the nazi government 75 years ago today germany and france are calling on a rancher immediately with a british boy. friday called the capture of the. aggravation of an alread

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e.u. so high he wants the northern ireland back stop removed altogether that the e.u. is unlikely to concede and boris johnson says well if they don't change their minds it will be a no deal brags that he's in wales talking to welsh farmers he's been warned of civil unrest among welsh farmers who face large tariffs being slapped on their lamb exports in the event of no deal every which way boris johnson looks there are the potential negative consequences of no deal that hasn't done anything to change his very positive optimistic rhetoric on no deal or from ramming home the central message as he did in wales saying the ball is in the e.u. scored if they don't concede no deal will be britain's are uncertain and answer from the e.u. came from earlier varadkar the irish to shock in a scratchy apparently phone call saying the e.u. is a unified in its position that they will be no renegotiation of to resume a's withdrawal agreement no removal of the backstop. well it has been 100 years since afghanistan's national museum in kabul was 1st established many of its pre islamic a

wants the e.u. to resume rescue missions and seek just resistance from some member states. you're watching news from berlin coming up moon mission a long journey into space g.w. meets the 1st german on the move or news on the way the top of the hour they just. the a. lead. the lead to loop leg length . leg . mathias morrow wants to go to the moon 50 years after the 1st lunar landing he's training to be one of the next astronauts to set foot on the moon and maybe the 1st european ever. flew missions have taken a back seat for decades but now a new space race is brewing. if you didn't. get. a. good stable with. appearances can be deceiving this dusty landscape is not the moon but a volcanic surface on the spanish island of land. where we have some basic. live from your original lava field below grade black. and french astronaut training are they step or not i giving up for the next moon landing or they're testing special equipment and gathering igneous rock which is similar to that found on the moon if mathias marah does make it to the moon he'll need to be able to identify e