follows in africa and we are not very sure of that this started off me gratian are absolutely the skippy go for ups it's possible to close them and to stop them directly in africa and so we are not sure that the program is not absolutely. because i think we we are able to do it to stop the tide of immigration from africa but if we consider that when they arrive in libya yes yeah yeah continue eric yeah. it really is if we consider that when they arrived in libya they are just on the broader of europe and they have the temptation to take a boat and to move to cross to go across the mediterranean sea it's very difficult them down to stop them and i think that the. minister of interior. minister salvini when it's in libya to explain get him to plead to plea in favor of. information of course but in the suburbs of libya because one of the out on to the northern constance very difficult to stop the movement so it's easier to organize a system of what's what on the european territory for example in italy but it's difficult for italy to accept to prefer obviously to have a solution outside of t

support us they want him to crack down on illegal immigration they want stricter regulation less in the gratian in general and they want him to build that war correspondent carsten phenomenal story for us tonight in washington chorus to thank you very much. or from a migration challenges in the u.s. to right here in europe the german chancellor angela merkel will meet with a group of e.u. leaders this week in to hammer out a solution to migration now it is a divisive subject that threatens the german chancellor's coalition government and the changes job americal is at odds with her interior minister who has given her a two week deadline to secure a unified e.u. plan to tighten border controls to conservative leaders are putting on a friendly face at least for now but the conflict between them is threatening the chancellor's political future. no new ultimatums no angry words angela macko and hosni who put chatted with one another as if they had never been at all. during a commemoration for german refugees after the second world war the varian conservatives they hope to seem less confrontational

outside berlin's technical university gratian encounter signs of today's protests. merlo and higher wages for rent and champaign. ok. times have changed these days student protest is more about money than politics. is how did you manage to get twenty thousand people out on the streets we can't do that. because of it wasn't like that at first there were other factors to the vietnam war played a major role. fifty years ago she and her fellow students fought for big ideas. that i can succeed at student movement make politics popular people wanted to get involved know they find politics uselessly to bring me. my heart up people were absolutely sure that they were on the right side of history and that they could achieve something that's their life that we could achieve something. villans was one of those people. in one nine hundred sixty seven as a first year law student he went to demonstrate in front of the deutsche oper in berlin . the shah of iran was here on a state visit students came to protest against the dictator and his regime police used brutal tactics to cont

stronger politics for me gratian but i think there is a lot of symbolic in is politics and also because of the situation in bavaria because of the elections in october and because of the concurrence of the right wing party has and. so i think. quite a lot is is also quite a lot of his political also a show but of course for the e-mail it churns a little resistance or you know if this was soccer people talk about soccer a lot these days people would be saying it's a grudge match their horse to zip over to me bears a grudge against angle americal from the way she behaved towards him and with him in twenty fifty well you know it's not just the cuddly bath you know you know lots of men bear grudges against america and up till now she's managed to serve off the sea off every single one of them. that you know there was a german there was a talian cowboy western movie which was called in german russian flag stands and vague bodies plaster his his path that america and the always going to be the next come on he's not going to get what he wants. but you here you're drawing right. if it's not the

about the immigration crisis in europe and germany you would always refer to two thousand and fifteen gratian has always happened in europe people some put our countries as always come across to the continent and the buzz and do the i mean it was a problem but it wasn't as big a problem is now it wasn't set in ink to the governments to collapse it wasn't threatening the unity of europe but when we're talking about two thousand and fifteen is because we're talking about a mass migration that it's hundreds of thousand a million syrian one allowed to cross into germany and well now the germans are looking at it and say can we can't cope with this we can deal with it and this is why the current issue is if the war in syria was to come to before it was allowed to reach the breaking point and before all these people were running away from you know the massacres of the regime and you know the other terrorist organizations that found themselves there they issue in europe wouldn't have been wouldn't have gone that far i think. let us perhaps take a look at the treaty that we've mentioned several times

in the senate gratian but they. again as he did against france he stepped up to the right to take the penalty and he put it past michael which on. for many it was unfortunate he didn't favor and the end result was that one. st petersburg will play host to to one of the world cup favorites brazil which plays costa rica on friday at three pm local time the brazilian team recently arrived in st petersburg they were met at the entrance to their hotel by crowds of cheering fans many of whom were russians celebrating the friendship of the two countries and their teams game between brazil and costa rica will be a chance for the five time world champions to put one foot in the knockout rounds and artie's world cup co-host. has been predicting who will take the spoils. brazil in costa rica costa rica's not just the team that did well in the past world cup is also a team that is very stable and just watch them to play a friendly against scotland and i know a well organized but the force of brazil is full of dozens of creativi

s party has one parliamentary elections it's a major blow to the governing centrist and another gratian voice in the european union. and in sports germany groups at their training camp after the shock defeat in austria on saturday they go into this month's world cup hoping to defend their title. me thank you for joining us germany's president has apologized to homosexuals for the persecution they had to endure during and after the second world war now president from. speaking on the tenth anniversary of a monument to homosexuals victims of the nazi era he also asked for forgiveness for decades of official silence people who were arrested convicted and imprisoned in post-war germany for their sexual orientation have been waiting a long time for an apology too long says germany's president. that's under what has been said about other victim groups has so far been denied them. so today i ask forgiveness for all the suffering and injustice and for the long silence that followed. after world war two there were allegedly some sixty five thousand prosecutions of homosexuals in west germany alo

gratian mini summit summit on sunday in brussels german chancellor angela merkel has less than two weeks to secure a europe wide solution to its migration problems or risks a split within her three month old a ruling coalition. that's actually up to date small talk of the hour or you can follow it's all on the website rusty w dot com up with the. stories that go the world over information. means they want to express g.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch and follow us.

has been in custody for nineteen months on terrorism related charges xanga gratian it's time for a change people are being detained without reason and nobody asks why this is happening to send the money up to this photo of the nineteen year old john so trained as a legal assistant like many young people in turkey she contre member a time when out on wasn't turkey's leader but unlike a.k.p. campaigners she's had enough of him in a thread he invests in way rather than in education he behaves like a racist a warmonger a nationalist he doesn't care about the people that's why we say it's enough to add one he and his people say we build roads and bridges for you but in fact so many people don't have homes or anything to eat. he is the youthful country roughly fifty percent of those alledged to vote are under thirty an entire generation that's grown up with add and the religious conservatism of his justice and development party. everything has an expiry date an error one is already out of date i've done done took time typing this thing in and you know the how it was but i want more freedom we s

italy greece and spain where migrants arrive coming from the mediterranean sea and then secondarily gratian which mostly affects germany hungary . and france who just have the migrants arriving from italy and spain and then coming to the states so what was interesting about today is that it wasn't really a summit they were all very keen and not calling it a summit even though everybody else was calling it that and that they were just sitting together and discussing about this difficult that the having on both sides and was probably the actual shift and what will help merkel to achieve this is that there were agreeing more or less that maybe the way to go forward is not to go by the you counsel with one unilaterally with one agreement full but it's tried to do bilateral agreements and this is something cool once to do anyway and this is something that her domestic partners want to do so the key general shift that we see at the moment is that maybe to save the unity of the u. and to have medical help out on the domestic side is for the you to go for the letter agreements instead of a gentle a

gratian compromises that he wants to to make happen but the government first of all did not have a plan in place not only for family reunification but there have been a lot of reports of family services just being overwhelmed with the amount of children who've been sent these children and of course president trump i mean this is maybe a setback but he just scored a major milestone supreme court upholding his a travel ban which some critics are calling outright an anti muslim move is this going to embolden the president this is certainly a win for him. this is some of his biggest successes he can even look at what happened at the border and point to it and say look it was working because he likes to claim that things were working even if it was causing major distress and these their actions very much explicitly said he was going to take during the campaign at the beginning of it is a mystery and if you're a trump supporter you're looking at this saying the man is keeping his promises for better or for worse he's keeping his promises and he's trying to put things in place even if the syst

gratian in germany correspondent yalda sabanci has been there and filed this report. watch over your children machall is still in power that's the rallying cry here and candles oldtown these marches have become part of everyday life ever since mia a local school girl was murdered allegedly by an afghan refugee. over the weekend about one hundred people from the women's alliance a far right group showed up thousands have turned out every month drawn from the right wing and neo nazi groups across germany most residents are outraged artist amin and his daughter nina say it's unbearable you know i don't miss our homes our country i'm freezing they are abusing our town for their own purposes even going forward they pretend to have certain reasons which onto the real reasons they're here and they're paralyzing us here. in kunduz. barricade yourself in your house all day with the children because it's talk dangerous just not thousands of kin both amin and nina are involved in efforts to combat right wing propaganda and town but army is now afraid to put up anti nazi signs ou

held informal talks in brussels ahead of a major summit on line gratian on thursday germany wants e.u. states to accept asylum seekers more evenly for just as of trying to block abbas carrying migrant children to the u.s. border with mexico crowns briefly step the bus as it was leaving a border processing facility in texas police were called to disperse the protesters . russian airstrikes have targeted their our province in southwest syria is the first time moscow has provided as support for the syrian government's offensive which was launched last week to recapture. those are the headlines coming up next it's one i want to he sed. all. of. the. millions of tourists flock to china as mamma region every year but it's not the spectacular scenery they come to see it's the elderly residents. an astonishing number over one hundred and it's kick starting a thriving tourist interest. on a steep on this episode of want to one east we investigate if they hold the secrets to a long and healthy life. comma county in the southern chinese province of one to see used to be one of the country's poor

children in the palestinian territory front two thirds of them experience nightmares isolation or gratian because of conditions the under israeli blockade for eleven years before students will. in gaza sundown truly is magic hour a time to turn eyes to the horizon and other days hardships fall for a while into the shadows. during ramadan it's also a time to break fast with a simple if tar dinner on the beach but get talking to some of the parents here it is clear that such moments a fleeting everyone worries about what kind of future their children face about what life here is doing to them or when i don't wish to learn how to get a little how can i meet my children's needs when everything is so expensive and our income so limited what i want up the future is difficult and even if i can provide my children a good education i can't give them jobs that's the main problem that's waiting for them. to argue hindi has lived all of her eleven years under the israeli blockade her childhood blighted by three wars with israel during the last in twenty fourteen she became too scared to sleep alone s

greece and spain where migrants arrive coming from the mediterranean sea and then second or make gratian which mostly affects germany hungary. and france who just have the migrants arriving from italy and spain and then coming to the states so what was interesting about today is that it wasn't really a summit they were all very keen and not calling it a summit even though her body else was calling it that and that they were just sitting together and discussing about this difficult that the having on both sides and was probably the actual shift and what will help merkel to achieve this is that there were agreeing more or less that maybe the way to go forward is not to go by the you counsel with one unilaterally with one agreement full but it's trying to do bilateral agreements and this is something one side to do anyway and this is something that her domestic partners want to do so the key general shift that we're seeing at the moment is that maybe to save both the unity of the u. and to have medical help out on the domestic side is for the you to go for the letter agreements instead of a

from school for changes to gratian rules following that dispute over a ship full of refugees. and families trapped injured and close to starvation as fierce fighting surrounds for city of. a trade between the world's two biggest economies china and the u.s. has escalated president donald trump says he will impose twenty five percent tariffs on fifty billion dollars worth of chinese m. ports saying the u.s. was being taken advantage of promised to retaliate quickly with his own tariff of twenty five percent on the u.s. goods also worth fifty billion dollars in july reports from the white house. u.s. president donald trump has been hammering china on treat for months and the morning on the white house north lawn where he held a surprise news conference he confirmed he was going to need protection everybody take a job as the european union made one hundred fifty one billion dollars euros for the. child if you look at your job or you look at something that would help these countries militarily. but what point does it stop. so no the u.s. will impose tariffs an additional tax on go

when he was asleep he took my son don it was friday night going on saturday they meant for me me gratian told me get your son ready because we're going to take him with my group detention centers a capacity to more are being built on military bases migrant families the lucky few reunited the rest wondering the same as everyone else what comes next. though. brownsville texas malaysia police say they'll soon call in former prime minister najib razak and his wife for questioning over allegations of money laundering and corruption items seized from property linked to the couple have been valued at more than two hundred fifty million dollars among them are collections of luxury hand bugs worth twenty three million dollars and twelve thousand pieces of jewelry analogy is being investigated for allegedly stealing billions from the state fund during his nine years in office. honesty international is accusing me of mars' army of carrying out a planned and systematic campaign against the hinge of its latest report names thirteen military personnel that it says are responsible for war crimes includ

landscape in your home mr lacey saying everybody agrees that here ups and the gratian policies and laws need to be reworked because they're not working at the moment what do you think needs to happen especially to things like the dublin regulation which have sane font line countries greece and as for me take a disproportionate number of refugees and migrants well clearly when you have this many people dying along migratory as there's something wrong with policies clearly what's lacking here is perspective but it is a political crisis not a migrant crisis the numbers are not that large it would be manageable providing you had a unified comprehensive good long term migration and asylum policy which all agreed a bump it would then be manageable and by the way the africans are often not all coming north south south migration within africa where i spent thirty years of my career is just as large as south north language so it's not as if there were an invasion it is not in the numbers that follow we are trying to negotiate a global compact on migration we think that that work with dress the i

party has won parliamentary elections is a major blow to the governing centrists and another anti me gratian voice in the european union. and in sports germany regrouped at their training camp to show.

gone on for many years as you know through many administrations and we're working very orderly ever gratian it's. just left out in the call for people who haven't dealt with it and we are dealing with it so step by step the u.s. president however said these so-called zero tolerance persecution policy on illegal for all things would continue and the fact of the policy has been the children whose parents are charged with illegal entry are separated from men held at special facilities. a number of protests broke out in major u.s. cities over the issue demonstrations images showing children being kept in prison like conditions and crying it all comes after the investigative nonprofit organization pro publica published what it claims were children crying at a detention facility run by u.s. customs and border protection. they were actually similar cases where migrant children were separated from their parents during president obama's tenure however those were much rarer and some claim didn't constitute a systematic policy as opposed to the one currently in place only i heard reaction from both si

scares some sweets who want to help but more of their expects the climate's is definitely changing and gratian party which some say is far right has even managed to secure seats in parliament some say they're simply spreading and see why print propaganda others just tell you to check out one of the many ghettos in sweden and that's where we were heading next this is it sweetens third largest city and often described as the most dangerous in western europe problems. burning. out the roots of the outside society. drugs are beefing up you shall just use builder of the person on the bus could but you. could bottle. that the son of god it is this. is just not kosher but the most. mostly manual just. as just about such great research. is iran iraq. would. not such i lay. down for a. week unusual. for a year. i mean you can contact. me. to get the problem shift block the mr move. the money over here if he had lived in the us about the. most. this is. the mike in the nothing. and the. most kind of you threatening me are you threatening me why i'm just asking questions. i am asking excuse me. at school

angela merkel's conservative allies in bavaria have agreed to give her two more weeks to tighten mark gratian policy and reach an agreement with european partners and terrier mr horse a hope for wants to close germany's borders to some migrants he said if merkel can't deliver on migration plans he'll act alone that could trigger a political crisis. bosnian police have blocked dozens of migrants from entering the european union at the.

i gratian policy is being seen as the most serious crisis to hit marigolds three month old coalition government. part of little rock in berlin on behalf of the entire news team thank you so much for spending this part of your day with us the news continues at the top of the hour we hope to see you then. the people the world over information. hands we want to stress to you don't want facebook and twitter and up to date and in touch. with the more. he said. these. would be that. why didn't he why didn't. he didn't do. that. you're welcome. now to your my i'm a sudden mother and then go for. little folk because i'm another day salloum on. if you're not hearing anything. oh we'll wrap it up like we. are very well far. better off than ever of our hard work of our favorite character where i got off your rocker if. i came across the exercise in january two thousand and eight in a just. kind of the central african republic. it contains eighty photos of women and children and as well as records of all coolies messenger had done to them in two thousand and two. the book was created in the off

majority of them were born in sweden and that's not a notion of migration they're focusing on it's a gratian in social inclusion that appears to be the challenge but they're doing everything they can to teach newcomers their values and language and get the working as soon as possible it's about having respect for basic swedish values you have those rights duties here and also having the right opportunities to establish yourself in sweeter society we want to help us be people as we can. they just want to fill you up with new people and i don't know that people in fact there is this guilt you know like the germans their fate themselves. for what they did of the second world war i mean. i think. i can we believe up the steps. you were telling that we have to consider that. you will stop the deer. on the beach that they'll be a movie star. had. plenty of this a b m i live in. which is about one hundred kilometers i've been doing this for about one of them up here now i think i don't because i have kids when i was younger i think to be safe but you can't do that anymore especially in this is no l

i gratian patterns are affected by extreme weather and climate change. the data could also help predict the spread of diseases such as bird flu. sixteen years of work have gone into the research project the lab was transported by rocket to the space station. purpose built antennas equipped with the technology will be mounted in august back on earth researchers have fitted thousands of birds with sensors similar to tiny backpacks these will send data on their movements temperature moisture and the effect of magnetic fields up into space the birds will act as environmental monitors the scientists are also planning to attract insects swarms and shoals of fish all from outer space. did you know that time can take different depending on your speed of motion if one twin were to go on the space flights she'd be younger than her expensively on return at least according to the theory of relativity. higher of ten wanted to know more. why is einstein's theory of relativity so famous. relativity together with quantum theory form the basis of modern physics. theory o

his reasoning is that this is supposed to reinforce bavarian identity in the face of large scale gratian given by and signal to see a signal of filth the surance and bavaria we want to state our western christian culture and that is why clearly we don't get rid of crosses but hang them up this is not only attack on others but only a cultural symbol which we especially appreciate in the various public opinion shows that almost sixty percent of bavarians actually support the move but when we spoke to people on the streets of nuremberg opinion was more finely balanced i don't think it's a good idea. because it has nothing to do with the church the government to separate them to church so why should we do the same i don't think it's a good idea it's correct because it's our tradition and why not i comment on the one hand we see people wanting to ban the headscarf on the other they're forcing people to shoulder the cross that seems to me and. i don't think are very an identity depends on process it is stronger in other ways beer gardens and local traditions not gone it's gone with the cross s

tutorials on home to gratian we'll take you inside the most beautiful european homes show you the latest in furniture fabrics and accessories subscribe and don't miss out see you on you tube. do you know babe it don't we know not david's but we in fact we're talking about babe it though yes it's the name of the new exhibition at quincy staten your home book on this play out works by you not to me. and this stuff i want do these three there are it have to do with david bowie well nothing but that's not the only thing that makes the exhibition so special the john pictures of the show were created in just two days but the three artists have been friends for twenty years and he is the result of the cooperation. at first glance it may seem like an ordinary contemporary art exhibition and yet the concept of this museum in northern germany is quite different this time. and the artists are curating the exhibition themselves and we haven't hung works on the wall as we would like or from the perspective of art historians it's very important for us that artists curator the exhibition themselves and

gone on for many years as you know through many administrations and we're working very hard ever gratian it's been. left out in the call for people who haven't dealt with it and we are dealing with it step by step. the u.s. president however said the so-called zero tolerance prosecution policy on illegal border crossings would continue in fact of the policy has been the children whose parents are charged with illegal entry are separated from them and held at special facilities. by a number of protests broke out in major u.s. cities over the issues demonstrators held up images showing children being kept in prison like conditions and crying it all comes after the investigative nonprofit organization pro publica published audio purported to be of children crying at a detention facility run by u.s. customs and border protection. orders for. people who. do it is. very likely guarding their i do on their. own that are already learned that. similar cases were where migrant children were separated from their parents allegedly occurred during president obama's tenure however those were reportedl

up german chancellor angela merkel holds talks late into the night to try and i'm proud overhype gratian that is threatening to topple her government and fast and furious there was a climax one of the world cups most unpredictable groups argentina to nigeria on the post for a spot in the last sixteen little must be scored his first goal of the tournament to spare his country a humiliating exit to. meet little. sarah kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us. u.s. president donald trump is calling it a tremendous success the supreme court has decided to uphold his ban on travel from several mainly muslim countries the ban hits travelers from five nations iran libya somalia syria and yemen the court rejected arguments that the ban discriminated against muslims and reversed rulings by the lower courts that the measure was unconstitutional however as we report the move remains controversial. watch for the critics of the travel ban had hoped until the last minute that it wouldn't stand up in the highest court of law but that hype was dashed and replaced by shock and frustration but i

when he was asleep he took my son at dong it was friday night going on saturday they meant for me me gratian told me get your son ready because we're going to take him with mike or detention centers a capacity to more are being built on military bases migrant families the lucky few reunited the rest wondering the same as everyone else what comes next. brownsville texas i miss international is accusing man my army of carrying out a planned and systematic campaign against the regime its latest report names thirteen military personnel it says are responsible for war crimes including murder rape and forced starvation more heavy rain is hamburg rescue efforts for twelve young footballers and a coach missing in a northern thailand cave system rescuers remain confident they'll find the group alive despite being forced to retreat early on wednesday because of a night rain the group has been stranded since saturday are believed to be at least several kilometers from the entrance to the cave. a vote count is underway in indonesia after regional elections people voted for new governors mayors and distr

i think that we have to consider other options of gratian. which will be less violent and only one thing let's talk about iran donald trump was pressed very hard by the current israeli government to junk the nuclear deal the prime minister's office said it was a bad deal but for years and back to the time when you were prime minister israel has been tremendously hypocritical about the nuclear issue hasn't it telling iran not to pursue its program but refusing to come clean on the nuclear program that many experts are satisfied that you have and they and the missiles nuclear missiles. definitely i'm not familiar with what they say about israel and i don't want to comment about that because i don't think they shoot you to make bad comments about it you let the cat out of the bag anyway didn't you in november december two thousand and six you told a german t.v. station iran openly explicitly and publicly threatens to wipe israel off the map can you say this is the same level when they are aspiring to have nuclear weapons as america france israel

gratian european policy making what do you mean it's the first important sign that italy can't continue to bear this huge burden on its own. i mean it's clear the european union can't go on this way. and so we hope today is a new beginning. but the chart running the rescue ship has warned of the challenges in reaching the spanish port of palencia it would take at least two days putting vulnerable people at risk that's why the un is continuing to put pressure on italy and malta which are much closer to let the ship dock its creation is getting more dramatic by the minute and that's why we are asking this me authorize these invocation and to leave if. the political issues on how to. approach. refugees for the latest state cost addressed in an unwelcoming political climate the fate of the migrants aboard the aquarius is still unclear. and joining me here in the studio is florian best from doctors without borders which runs a medical clinic on the stranded ship and we thank you so much for joining us this evening to talk about the situation what are you hearing from your colleagues on the a