and china really stealing the spotlight where does that leave the e.u. which is a champion of free trade. yeah the e.u. is really not happy about the fact that the line light has basically been stolen from them we've been told actually that right now in brussels the free trade agreement between the e.u. and marcos also the free trade area of south american countries that they and their trade negotiations for free trade agreement are coming to a close and tomorrow the e.u. is going to sign free trade agreement with vietnam so they're doing a lot for free trade but nobody's really paying attention and i think that's a problem of the e.u. they wanted to send a message hey guys we're doing free trade without the u.s. and we have other friends to play with but nobody's really listening really briefly are we going to get a break through what this g. 20. so how to say i mean the people who are involved in the actual negotiations are saying this one is even harder than the problem ridden summit in argentina last year so they said that it's probably going to be their w

quite a gap a showdown with the e.u. which put further pressure on italy's fragile coalition government which is already under pressure to deliver on expensive election promises well from what i'm joined now by joseph in mckenna she's a freelance journalist based in rome good to have you with us and good morning to you know italy of course only narrowly avoided financial sanctions already late last year will there be a 2nd chance. well there's every indication that the european union is running out of patience with usually the financial minister the finance minister of b.c. several times has indicated enough is enough and there was a letter from the european commission to italy last week or so warning italy that time was running out. and one of the italian newspapers republika this morning is citing excerpts from what it says is the leaked report from the e.u. suggesting that these sanctions will go ahead unless usually is prepared to introduce some kind of mini budget and pare back around 4000000000 euros of excess spending p

policy on iran there are sharp divisions over least over the 2015 nuclear agreement backed by the e.u. which the us pulled out of last year and has doubled it came reports from berlin. also sounded a warning over doing business with chinese tech giant holway. it was a meeting of strategic allies in berlin a chance for a show of unity at least in public and an opportunity to concentrate on apparently shared policy objectives notably iran but on many people's minds was the dispute between the u.s. and germany over the nuclear deal agreed with the iranians in 2015 but rejected by president donald trump in 28. when will the world is in great restlessness especially the issue of iran and how we prevent the country coming into ownership of nuclear weapons also how we prevent other aggressive actions from iraq to win this and yet germany has joined forces with britain and france russia to all possible to help keep iran within the terms of the 2015 deal setting up a financial transactions channel called instead acts designed to help iran legally get around us thank sions something that has angered u

would over the e.u. which would be a breach of contract or to take a listen to what the e.u. and one of johnson's rivals what they have both said about this what is on the table has been approved by has been negotiated successfully by the commission that has been approved by all member states and the election of a new prime minister that will of course not change. but i'm not there so what is on the table that is you know. the danger is that if we vote for a potential prime minister who said what everyone happens i'm going to leave on october the 31st we will be voting for a prime minister who will not be able to deliver bracks it before there's a general election the conservatives will lose that general election and that choice will lead to jeremy coleman. is that what is going to happen are we going to see a general election and are we going to have a prime minister jeremy corben. that could be a general election or they could be. a government of national unity. i don't think there will be breaks it on the 31st of october and i don't think that the new conservative leader w

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e.u. decision which returned more than $40000.00 migrants to libyan camps union officials say about efforts focus on curbing migration to europe and helping migrants in libya. you're watching and as there are times the whole rom and these are our top news stories the head of sudan's military says there will be no further negotiations with protesters and elections will be held within 9 months and then felt that albertans comments came after monday's violent crackdown killed at least 35 people . on the military council are sorry for what happened this morning for the bench that surpass or previous plant we know there's nothing more precious than preserving life the nation is also precious and protecting it is precious the military has decided to seize negotiations with the declaration of freedom and change horses until elections are held within 9 months with regional and international supervision all those from the previous regime have committed crimes will come before the court there will be a peaceful resolution of the conflict in all parts of the country so that also millions can return to

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e.u. drive which has over 70 kilowatts of power and has a few electric range of 55 kilometers. to gether they deliver an outstanding driving experience. and you can drive on especially electric power all combine it is. the internal combustion engine and the good thing is small together we have a total range of 850 kilometers making it by perfect account of people who have to draw on laws but it's the truth if you follow this but take down before. production of both vehicles is due to begin this summer skoda is also helping to shape the future of immobility by developing its own electric charging stations as well as sustainable recycling concepts further electric models are. in planning by the end of 2022 skoda plans to launch 30 new cars of which 10 harshly electrified. skoda already offered a 1st glimpse of what these future electric vehicles could look like at the geneva motor show this spring there it showed off its vision i really study and chances are we could see a production vehicle very much like it as early as next year because skoda said the study was already very clo

instrument in support of trade exchanges or instax is now operational the group is calling itself the e.u. 3 which will finally infuse instax which will create it 1st in january with several $1000000.00 to allow transactions to begin diplomats from the 3 along with the remaining p 5 plus one partners china russia and iran are meeting with their counterparts in geneva on friday in an increasingly desperate effort to save the international nuclear agreement here to a stop on the markets reactions to a very eventful week before the g. 20 summit has even officially started as todd by the horrors of trading. but 1st of all let's just catch up we're a global stock markets right now in the wake of what we've been calling sort of the pre-game to the g. 20 what else besides that is moving them this week. well i think the markets are you know again i think the markets are already priced in good news i think. not a deal yet because obviously there will be a deal is written but they've already produced in that they're going to get along they're not praising him that the president could walk away that there wo

e.u. decision which returned more than $40000.00 migrants to libyan camps if initials say their efforts focus on curbing migration to europe and helping migrants in libya of course those were the headlines here on al-jazeera you can follow the stories on our website at al-jazeera dot com and back with more news in half an hour next it's inside story. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home al-jazeera will bring in the news and current affairs that matter to. al-jazeera. sedans military jointer shirts and kill protesters calling for democracy does this and hopes of a transition to civilian rule and why hasn't the international community stepped in this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program how he had seen after months of peaceful demonstrations for civilian rule citron military jinsa has had enough security forces carried out a dawn raids to break up a citizen outside the army's headquarters in the capital khartoum. many were killed others critically wounded by bullets and tear gas soldiers then stormed a hos

e.u. appears to have reached an agreement for a new treaty trade deal with the block the deal which will be the biggest trade deal ever negotiated by the european union will allow their nations to import cheaper beef and other products from the south american block. deutsche bank is preparing to eliminate hundreds of jobs across as global equity divisions and this will mark the 1st major cut in a broader restructuring after the collapse of merger talks with rival commerce bank a.g. the bank announced that it will cut as many as $20000.00 jobs that's 20 percent of their work force over the coming year as it shows its non-poor units in equities and derivatives trading rates trading and research and the turnaround will focus on expanding its structure of finance business u.s. commercial real estate f.x. trading and credit trading and that's for the bank as it seeks to boost its probability shares rose almost 5 percent on friday on the news of its shake up and no one is safe as c.e.o. christian sewing is reportedly considering replacing c.f.o. james. compliance sylvie methought the future outlo

e.u. elections which turned out to be the wrong decision for them as well so. there's a lot of soul searching to do not only on the social democrat side but on the conservative side so be really interesting to see how things develop in the coming days a lot of soul searching a lot of change of that correspondent kate brady will be speaking to you later of course as we continue to follow this story. and just to remind you that within the next hour we're expecting a statement from german chancellor angela merkel and we will be carrying that live here on new so stay tuned for that but 1st to the u.s. state of new mexico where a controversial armed vigilante group is causing a stir the so-called guardian patriots are trying to apprehend migrants crossing the border and hand them over to u.s. authorities now they say they're harmless citizen defense group but human rights organizations insist that dangerous and that they're breaking the law our reporter met members of the militia at the border with mexico. these are members of one of the most notorious armed vigilan

e.u. decision which sent back more than $40000.00 migrants to counts in libya a u.s.congressional investigation has begun into competition in the tech and online markets the house of representatives judiciary committee says a handful of companies have come to dominate digital platforms and now have extraordinary power no firms were mentioned by name but the justice department is already preparing to examine the influence of apple amazon facebook and google's parent company alphabet. thank you toughest take a look at the top stories here at al-jazeera this morning the head of sudan's military says there'll be no more talks with the opposition and is calling for elections to be held within 9 months abdul fattah alba han apologize for the violent crackdown on monday in which at least 35 people were killed. when the military council or sorry for what happened this morning for the vents that surpass or previous plans we know there's nothing more precious than preserving life the nation is also precious and protecting it is precious. the military has decided to seize negoti

e.u. decision which sent back more than $40000.00 migrants to the libyan counts those are the headlines more news in half an hour we continue with al-jazeera world to stay with us. june on al-jazeera people in power returns with an investigation into why india's capital delhi has some of the worst and pollution in the world 2 years into the blockade we look at the future of the g.c.c. crisis and its impact on life and the top join us for special coverage the big picture examines the power of potential unprejudiced of knowledge official intelligence as it used to shape our world leaders from the group of 20 nations will gather for the 14th g. 20 summit to be held for the 1st time in japan and in brand new episodes we follow people from around the globe who are risking it all just to make a living june on al-jazeera. all. systolic in 1000. what is in the game might not be don't. know what it meant to now but almost all the 20 perhaps are young and if you all. think you meant to name the body cannot humble as it. was. tough enough i. should have been to get your commendation to do it i think it

which way do you think you might swing. it's hard to say i mean i think the idea that the e.u. is going to let in ukraine any time soon is is is is is not is not not not viable i mean builders in in holland they had a referendum to make sure that the which that which they won although the support turned out to stop the ukraine having a special status in relation to the hill because of course you people don't want lots of ukrainians turning up in their countries where they've got enough problems of their own and of course is a big issue with ukrainians going to work in poland and a lot of poles are quite resentful about that because they you know they feel that the jobs are being taken by people coming from ukraine and the ukrainians in economic situation is very very. weak and of course the whole question of the north stream to pipeline being blocked the russians are saying to the training's world we're not going to send any more gas through your through your system all of this is coming to a head and i think if selenski is clever he'll try and play off the you against the ameri

within the you how can it possibly not affect the un our well i think that the main way in which it does affect the e.u. has already happened so the big blow for that you actually took place in 2016 with the with the referendum and that was the moment in which you know the rest of the world looks at the european union and saw this as an edifice that looked like it was crumbling in the sense we've already got i just did that pain that cost now the big pain is actually on the u.k. more than on the e.u. because the i think the way in which the rest of the world and certainly the way in which the $27.00 the looking at this is what a bloody mess the brits have made out of this with themselves we have. surely we meaning the $27.00 managed to remain surprisingly i would add united on this front so i guess what i'm saying is that we've already digested the cost now the big cost to be paid is really on the u.k. side not the rest of the e.u. i want to go back a little bit elections because there were so and to some pain. people were so divided about it. the crank coalition in the parliament is sort of now dead w

which are some e.u. countries are taking part they are very important and they are contributing to have these countries like mari broken off or so to control or all to tackle the issues of militant groups so i think it's a serious situation but also it can be controlled. study very serious and it's very serious also very complicated how complicated exactly is it fred. yeah of course it's it's a very complicated situation because of the killings in the region. and there have been some options on the table trying to train their. soldiers in and make money and broken off or so but the issue is complex because these are just communities like ordinary people who are fighting each other because of resources because of poverty because of. resources so without talking the issue of resources i don't think the military options on the table can solve the problem in mali or an account 3 and around this ahead of the region i see what is really needed then to stabilize the country. there is need for international comm

e.u. parliament for which you were a candidate i know do you think you're going to be able to change the european union with respect to climate policy i think we have to i think we have to try on the one hand i think if you look at the surge of the ride we also have to be kind of the empty freshest pot in the european parliament like showing them that they won't get through if data human rights violations but on the other hand also trying to find other parties i think what's really exciting and also interesting about. it's way more open to collaboration stand on this talk for example is so i think we need to find partners on every spectrum except for the right spectrum of the poly amend and try to make them work with us the pressure is on the streets right now in the whole of europe for friday's future is really going to help them along spokes person for the youth wing of germany's grange thanks for being with us thank you for the invitation. now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world today swedish climate activist and great to turn back has been awarded an amnesty interna

integrity of the nuclear deal stem from america's destructive policies which have isolated it from the global community will iran and the e.u. countries agreed only in the implementation of special mechanisms which will allow iran to continue to trade oil with europe now while iran will reserve the right to increase its enrich uranium if other parties do violate the deal the u.s. unlike the e.u. continues to impose sanctions on tehran our europe correspondent peter all of us been across the elements for us in austria. tehran had described this meeting in austria as the last chance to save the 2015 nuclear deal it certainly doesn't seem like that has happened as this meeting is wrapped up but what we have seen is that they are willing all of the sides are willing to continue talks to try and salvage what is left of the deal it's really been a rocky ground since the u.s. pulled out unilaterally in 2018. as the meeting ended the iranian side described it as a step forward but certainly not the finished deal just yet iran has threatened to exceed the enriched uranium levels that would set down in the 2015 agreement it's underst

e.u. stance on g.m. which is genetically modified organisms catherine just lane tells the u.s. she would be more open to its interests in her u.n. role if she got it europe's candidate to run the un's food and agriculture organization which guides policymakers around the world has promised the u.s. she will not defend the e.u. position in resisting the global spread of genetically modified organisms and a bid for u.s. support catherine just plain lenell told senior u.s. officials that a meeting in washington on the 15th of may that under her leadership the f a busy o would be more open to american interests and accepting of g.m. owes and gene editing according to a u.s. official at the meeting well let's go back to the history of what was called at the time you unix see. and this was a product from monsanto which is some spend a lot but because an idea of the intention of the g.m.o. industry these seeds are terminator seeds as they were also known is that they create a plants that were incapable of reproducing so every crop was did not produce seeds right the would not have the

e.u. emission targets which will come to terms and 2021 ford europe has been losing money for years and has been under pressure to restructure its operations after arch rival g.m. recently gave up on his european business altogether opting to sell a tip ago this is nothing new for investors as ford in the past has slashed jobs closed factories and killed vehicles in europe and 20122016 earlier in the 1st quarter of 2019 this is the 4th overhaul this decade that ford is restructuring its money losing operations in that region but demand for cars in europe is falling and the industry surveys predict sales will stagnate or decline in the next 3 years ford says that it would intend to double the profitability of its commercial vehicle business in europe supported by a restructured joint venture in russia and a strategic alliance with volkswagen. california has found a partner in the fight to reduce air pollution with the state not seeing eye to eye with president trump when it comes to vehicle emissions california has gone north of the u.s. border to make a deal with more we're joined by our ch

e.u. is pushed sidelines they're trying quite hard to work for free trade which is this actually is about this whole meeting is about but nobody's really paying attention to them and that's why i think also the fact that they're having trade deals with vietnam as well the e.u. tomorrow all of that is basically to show hey we hear. free trade and we can also play without you america we also have other friends so it's basically a bit of a show of power here as well. a trade deal between the e.u. and south american states off the mark block that's argentina brazil and europe as well as membership been suspended for the moment is nearing completion the e.u. is keen to finalize its mark is a market of roughly equal size to europe south americans eager to send their products to europe to predominantly our culture and. most importantly beef

which board member of the british business as usual always a pleasure to have you here. and finally in the european union the general court on wednesday supported a decision by e.u. intellectual property authorities which stated that athletic and street where brand adidas could not trademark this the 3 stripe design that crosses nearly all of their merchandise athletic apparel companies have seen an uptick in trademark disputes with adidas taking on skechers usa earlier this year over a 4 stripe shoe and last year nike took on puma over the technology used in their shoes the court stated that the german company was not able to prove that their trademark of the 3 parallel stripes was specific enough to warrant the trademark adidas does however still hold trademark protection for their slanted 3 stripe logo very subtle adidas now has 2 months to file an appeal to the top court added this time you can catch boom bust on direct t.v. channel 321 dish network channel 280 or streaming 247 on pluto t.v. the free t.v. at channel 132 or as always hit us up at youtube dot com slash boom bust our team. live. pled. the 5th. leg. length. live. live live. live . live. live. oh.

e.u. intending to sue the block of the deaths of thousands of migrants in the mediterranean. systematically and widespread and. civil population the most responsible are those which are the e.u. agents and. 3. good evening and welcome you're watching our international. russia and china have reached an unprecedented level of friendship she chimping delivered those warm words shortly after talks in moscow with. dozens of different agreements were also signed following the meeting. well it has been overall a very warm meeting the sides have exchanged pleasantries well left and right i should say the russian leader vladimir putin calling this visit the events of the year when it comes to the relations between moscow and beijing and she jingping reminiscing kind of reminiscing to the long history of very warm and friendly personal relations that he's had with lattimer putin delegations seize the opportunity to tap into international crises like the situation in iran and venezuela in syria and so on and so forth the russian leader vladimir putin in the closing media conferences summed up what they agreed on richard. exposure in china have colman views on the situation

e.u. has this single use plastics ban which is juice come into effect in 2021. 2 cotton buds and straw stores balloon holders would you believe i mean i think personally i don't think that that has any chance of solving the problem is just too big a problem for that. you know since the 1950 s. humankind has managed to generate 9000000000 tonnes of plastic and all the predictions suggest that production is going to continue unabated for quite some time to come and also bearing in mind that only 9 percent of what we've produced thus far has ever been recycled and that. when i listen to you i get really depressed it's not your fault those facts are not nice to listen to clearly we have to be doing have to do more about the times and where they're from g.w. environment thank you so much for your insights. well this is also not exactly good news india is in the grip of a disastrous heatwave with temperatures hovering above 50 degrees celsius in some states and to make matters worse there's hardly been any rain this year's monsoon is not expected to reach northern india until mid to june millions o

based human rights body after russia's voting rights were restored the council of europe which is not linked to the e.u suspended moscow 5 years ago after it on exceed crimea ukrainian territory of crimea it's 47 members largely supported moscow's return but ukraine says they should be no concessions to russia until crimea is returned san francisco has become the 1st city in the united states to ban the sale and manufacture of a cigarette city officials call them a significant health risk after seeing a rise in usage by young people more than 1500000 young people in the u.s. took up bathing in 2018 of the band won't restraints the use of the devices. the un says the world is on course for what it calls climate apartheid where the rich buy their way out of the effects of global warming while the poor bear the brunt in a new report it says corporations cannot be relied on to look after the poor and climate change threatens to council 50 years of progress in poverty reduction the un special rapporteur war an extreme poverty philip alston warns that even in the best case scenario hundreds of millions will