give up that one day it would for the vital however scholtz opposes the swift introduction of an e.u. wide bank deposit guarantee scheme after all that could cost german savers a lot of money if a foreign lender goes bankrupt. and a brief while ago i spoke to a washington correspondent costs and fun nominee outside the i.m.f. where the spring meetings and taking place and i asked him how close is to being granted that permanent tariff exemption. we're hearing it's still difficult. all of scholz the german finance minister and vice chancellor said he was optimistic that a solution could be followed that there would be up. permanent exemption for the europeans from those tariffs today he sounded a bit more cautious again saying he didn't know if that would happen by the time the temporary exceptions run out at the end of april so we don't know simply what's going on talks on the way you mentioned the chance of the she will come to washington next week also french president mccrone will be here next week and what the europeans tried to point out all the time is this is an issue where europe i

finance minister he also wants higher taxes for internet companies and accelerate the introduction of e.u. wide intellectual property law. and i phone did in your reform of the economic and monetary union as an indispensable third front before the end of this european parliament's term finding a roadmap for moving forward on the banking union a fiscal capacity to promote stability in convergence in the euro area but as you know. only last year mccollum was given a standing ovation for a similar speech at the soul bone university in paris this time the applause was more modest because the netherlands island on six other northern countries reject his reform plans they don't want their voters hard and taxes to be poured into any new fangled euro zone budget michael knows his plans only have any hope of success with germany's backing in berlin on thursday he repeated his hopes for euro zone reform. you see does it in the city don't need more solidarity in the currency union. no currency union can survive without an element of convergence because it needs instruments of adjustment and alignment is i

of the french president also wants an e.u. wide asylum law which european parliamentary member support but the green party finds my khans efforts at home less than credible. what are your ingredients for your immigration and asylum laws the deportation and containment instead of welcoming people who are seeking refuge. but it was the european liberals who underscored how far off the goal of a new strong europe is especially in terms of defense they said the recent military intervention in syria highlights that shortcoming since this is not you know i said europe in my macros ideas are both inspiring and polarizing i'm bound to provoke debates but it remains questionable whether there is time enough for concrete steps in order to convince voters that the reform agenda before the european elections next year. well here in germany the chairman of the or foreign affairs committee and an ally of chance on america has reiterated the urgency for france and germany to work together on your opinion. to underline that we are determined to ac

the french president also wants an e.u. wide asylum law which european parliamentary members support but the green party finds my khans efforts at home less than credible. greedy and for your immigration and asylum laws the deportation and containment instead of welcoming people who are seeking refuge. but it was the european liberals who underscored how far off the goal of a new strong europe is especially in terms of defense. the recent military action in syria highlights that shortcoming they said because it was a french and british intervention not a european one b.n. in my macros ideas both inspiring and polarizing i'm bound to provoke debates but it remains questionable whether there is time enough for concrete steps in order to convince the voters but the reform agenda before the european elections next year there was catherine martin's there reporting speech today dream reaction here in berlin from a key ally of german chancellor angela merkel the chairman of the german parliament's foreign affairs committee spoke of the

lend but divisions have still shown up through prong has called on germany to join his push for e.u. wide economic reforms by june merkel meanwhile says that germany wants to stand with france but that her government must first assess the risks. let's get a quick check now some other stories that have been making news around the world turkish president recha type faired one has announced plans to hold early elections on june twenty fourth the early polls will histon turkey's switch from a parliamentary system to a presidential one that will strengthen their dwan's power the announcement came just before turkey's parliament voted to extend the country state of emergency which grants the government sweeping powers. police in our many as capital a year of on have arrested dozens of opposition demonstrators protesting constitutional changes allowing a former president to become prime minister protesters claim that the move is an attempt to consolidate the government's grip on power it is the seventh consecutive day of protests in the city. and queen elizabeth has welcomed the leaders of the f

however scholtz opposes the swift introduction of an e.u. wide bank deposit guarantee scheme after all that could cost german savers a lot of money if a foreign lender goes bankrupt. and every four ago i spoke to our washington correspondent constant fun naaman outside the i.m.f. where the spring meetings with the world bank been taking place and i asked him how close the e.u. is to be granted the permanent tariff exemption. well we're hearing that it's still difficult yes they all off shoulders the german finance minister and vice chancellor said he was optimistic that a solution could be found that there would be a permanent exemption for the europeans from those tariffs today he sounded a bit more cautious again saying he didn't know if that would happen by the time the temporary exceptions run olive at the end of april so we don't know simply what's going on talks on the way you mentioned the chance of the she would come to washington next week also french president mccrone will be here next week and what the europeans tried to point out all

minister he also wants to levy higher taxes on internet companies and accelerate the introduction of e.u. wide intellectual property law that i phone didn't you know the reform of the economic and monetary union as an indispensable third front before the end of this european parliament term defining a roadmap for moving forward on the banking union and a fiscal compact city to promote stability and convergence in the euro area. only last year mark kong was given a standing ovation for a similar speech at the sorbonne university in paris this time the applause was more modest that's because the netherlands ireland and six other northern countries reject his e.u. reform plans they don't want their voters taxes to be poured into any new fangled euro zone budget but home knows his plans only have any hope of success with germany's backing in berlin on thursday he repeated his hopes for euro zone reform . you see the city mo we need more solidarity in the currency union money no currency union can survive without an element of convergence it needs instruments of adjustment and alignment with. a lot

run land but divisions have still shown through kong has called on germany to join his push for e.u. wide economic reform by june americal meanwhile says that germany wants to stand with grounds but that her government must first assess the risk. and with that you're up to date on t.v. news i'm sarah cali and berlin and from all of us here at d.f.w. including parent would like to thank you very much for watching and we hope to see you again. good. luck. may the fourteenth one thousand nine hundred forty eight the state of israel is founded. for the jews it's the end of two thousand years of exile. for the palestinians it's the day they lost their homelands. odyssey to the jewish dream arab nightmare the creation of israel. fifteen d.w. . the dangerous battle for images five women in. front of exceptional stories. one calling more photography dramatic pictures from the frontlines capturing fateful moments in time and even risking death. she gave her life to other stories of people who ended up killing. women more photographers starting research on g.w. . we make up oh but we watch as the c

reading quote, today the commission proposes to take measures to tackle disinformation online and e.u. widealism and promote media literacy. abby: how do you distinguish between disinformation and democratic dissent? brian: i have to turn to steve hilton. i hope you guys are okay with that. he hosts "the next revolution." he served as strategy director for prime minister david cam mon whose idea was have a "brexit" vote and quit. steve, will the eu get on top of fake news with this method? >> anytime i hear the word eu unveil as new strategy too, you you have to assume it will end in disaster whatever it is. this won is particularly dangerous because the idea a a bunch of bureaucrats in the eu go through every article in europe and world, will decide whether it is fake or appropriate for people to see. they did an experiment, a few of the ones they picked out being fake news, turned out they made a mistake. one, because they got the translation wrong. another turned out to be a comic piece they thought was serious. this whole thing is just a disaster in the making. abby: quickly, reaction t

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from the capital we find onions imported from holland but onions are widely grown here there's also long life milk from from thanks to e.u. subsidies the results of european farmers overproduction wind up here e.u. exports to west africa a booming so what does that mean for local farmers must defer grows millett and can solve traditional food staples in many african countries because of a root can also be made into flour yet many local mills quite literally grinding to a halt the employees have nothing to do. these women should be grinding locally grown grains but our flowers have no chance against wheat flour. european wheat has taken over the african market in the last fifteen years imports from the e.u. have more than doubled every day shiploads of wheat arrive in dhaka harbor the grain is then processed in the country's largest mills foreign wheat flour floods on to the market has no chance. it's a problem the flour mills are well aware of. your farm of course we should be supporting african products and making them competitive. this is completely unjust . we also need flexible tariff barriers to give the country a c

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