will it be pressured again to help those who are being hit even harder i'm thinking about italy spain in greece. germany is better positioned than a number of other european countries that's what the e.u. said today it looks like the level of recession in countries like spain italy greece will be a couple of percentage points higher than what germany's likely to experience and germany it is the biggest it is the wealthiest economy in europe it is already under pressure in terms of the solidarity that it needs to show to these hard hit countries there was a lot of discussion about that in last week's video summit 6 of heads of state within the e.u. the ball is now back in the court of the european commission to come up with a plan that will help these hard hit states and that will ensure solidarity but it's going to be a tough road our chief political correspondent linda gray on that tough road melinda thank you. visiting friends going shopping going out to eat the return to a sense of normality is underway here in germany and that also includes germany's born this league a soccer today german c

to reopen for business with the pandemic still essentially ravaging the world countries like italy spain greece to name but a few they want to busy beaches again for the summer season but the tide might be against them as r.t. saskia taylor takes us through. missing travel i'm in need of a break from this crisis well this somewhat is now we open it i find myself thinking about a summit getaway so let's try a test run and see what corona travel delays await us. first stop the app or never excited already it is the 1st time you've been further than 20 minutes from your house and what you see kids especially does is of course the cell they are everywhere here is the new electronic tech excuse of travel stopping every 20 seconds just. it's eyes that hands he has for temperature checks queues of people bored in groups of 10 but of a buzz kill. well how do you survive he and this checks in queues so now you're on board and the cabin crew appeared to be extras for me black america scene and full house my gear is not talking about something to be worried about well i don't look to the stewards francais

being how to reopen for business with the pump demick still ravaging the world countries like italy spain greece they want busy beaches again for the summer season but the time might be against them as our report. missing travel and in need of a break from this crisis well with some thought is now reopening i found myself thinking about a summer getaway so let's try a test run and see what post corona travel joyce awaits us. the airport meg are excited already it is the 1st time you've been farther than 20 minutes from your house and what do you see queues socially distance of course but so they are everywhere queues for the new electronic check it queues of travel a stopping every 20 seconds to sanitize their hands queues for temperature checks queues of people bored in groups of 10 and if you'll fly out of dubai you might need to book an extra week off because that during coronavirus testing at some check kids bit of a buzz kill. well that you survived he and this checks in queues so now you're on board and the cabin crew appears to be extras for me black america scene is full house my gear is

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concern is well also in continental europe little wiscon to this because it by the crisis like italy spain and greece and i sing we have to shore solidarity to support each other stronger nations in the norse germany is going to new york holland supporting basalts in the west or in east so we should think about being finally occur on arm front or even calling up once as far as i know boris johnson continues to say and his whole team there will be no extension to break scepter deadline date do you think though that it has been the legacy of the $28.00 bank bailouts that is impacting europe's response to coronavirus obviously europe the worst hit the continent as regards coronavirus. well we're ilana lot from 2 laws and 8 and how to handle the crisis in the us not the white way and the right to find those countries and putting up borders again is definitely a rights in the corner i dispose of all doesn't know any borders and the whole building chinese walls around the continent is totally misleading or are as it's really a chance for bible of the book you're not going to face the disintegration of the

italy, spain, greece, portugal, all relaxing some restrictions and settling down to a new normal.rictions will likely remain in place for weeks or months. you can expect to see face masks as a ubiquitous site with outbreaks varying by severity. we have, according to bloomberg economics, the economic impact likely be uneven. germany's gdp expected to fall 5% this year. the shock could lead to a 13% contraction. terrible pmi numbers, the markets index showing a record low in april and job cuts the starburst -- the sharpest since 2009. grim numbers could drive calls on governments to move more quickly to lift restrictions that have caused huge damage to business and livelihoods. et al is to politicians is to get economies back to normal without risking a second wave of infections. risk another round of destructive shutdowns and who knows where economies would end up? yvonne: certainly a dilemma. baby steps for now. that -- not researchers continue to debate how fast a coronavirus maxine may be available. -- how fast a vaccine may be available. japan says president trumps claimed that

european commission set out guidelines on travel and tourism — which, for some countries, like italy, spain and greecemy. 0ur europe editor, katya adler, is in brussels. given that different countries must bea given that different countries must be a different stages in this crisis, coordination, iwould have thought that was going to be quite a challenge. absolutely, george. it has been a big challenge for brussels to coordinate eu member states throughout the pandemic. so does that mean the eu is unravelling under all this pressure? well, not really. like you alluded to, different infection rates, public health and national borders in a time of crisis, that's up to eu members to decide for themselves what happens and it will be the same when it comes to tourism. each eu country will decide for itself when to open its beaches and its borders to open its beaches and its borders to european tourists. brussels can only advise and the advice today was slowly, slowly, yes, european economies like the uk's have been ha rd economies like the uk's have been hard hit by covid—19 and tourism is an important par

tourism and industry related to tourism especially to those countries most traveled to like italy, spain and greece this is the first bold move from the government to open the borders once again we are talking about 31 countries. it is not only the eu, the uk, the scandinavian countries and also switzerland which will be allowed to travel again to and from their respective countries to other european countries. that is a bold move helping travel companies like tui tremendously we have seen shares surging on that news. when will it come? it might come as soon as today there is a draft legislation working with the foreign ministry right now it could be approved by cabinet by wednesday this week back to you. >> thank you for bringing us the latest stay with us i want to flush out this central bank story ecb board member has told cnbc that europe's emergency purchase program must be flexible to be effective. saying it is the right tool to fight the virus crisis annette, you spoke to the ecb board member this morning along with geoff and karen really seems like he's keen to the flexibility of this purch

tourism revenue to the continent than germany that explains why the entire in you especially greece italy and spain are watching closely the decisions taken here in berlin the german government is expected to lift its travel restrictions on 31 european countries effective june 15th now the timing here is crucial tourist hot spots around europe and the world are slowly story from there and dimmick slumbers those lines are preparing to welcome back beach goers barcelona's famous beaches opened on monday as part of spain's 4 part plan to phase out its lockdown only today we saw the church of the nativity in bethlehem reopened to visitors after shutting its doors 3 months ago entry is limited to 50 people at a time and masks are mandatory there are also strict controls for anyone visiting the ancient city of pompei in italy including temperature check it's a small inconvenience for a rare chance to tour those breathtaking ruins without the crowds. now to say that italy has the most at stake this summer would not be an exaggeration rome is betting on all the european borders to be open again by june 15t

which are wealthier countries like germany to economies that aren't doing so well like spain and italy and greece this is really the age—old issue in a time of economic crisis for the eu, how does the eu as a block respond and if they are at the neck was a kind of level of solidarity between eu nations to support these big fiscal transfers. denmark, holland and sweden want the loans as well. just passing by that one because we have got the bavarian minister saying that this needs to be thought through in a much more detailed way. he is the cdu partner of angela merkel. let us move on, if we may, to the new york times. quite an interesting side bar story here, anna, virus tamed, china needs to create morejobs, anna, virus tamed, china needs to create more jobs, and just anna, virus tamed, china needs to create morejobs, and just the universe of this one, i think the papers pointing out that more than 8 million chinese are graduating this year but like so many of their contemporaries around the year they are facing a very tough job market. yes, absolutely, and that is an absolutely global story, so

german foreign minister is expected later on monday to hold talks with representatives from spain italy greece austria other nations as well to discuss the possibility of german tourists heading to those destinations. it's all up in the air at the moment and tourism such an important industry you've got to remember for a number of european nations should there be no tourists from say countries like germany arriving at those destinations could have huge potentially catastrophic knock on effect for the economies in those countries keeping an eye on that of course here on r.t. . so many verses likely to be a long time before live something like it used to be normality certainly in terms of vaccines and circulation sounds good taylor looks at how we're all adapt to the new world of social distancing. well 20 twentieth's been a shocker and it's only may at the beginning quarantine didn't seem so hot we thought a few weeks will sit who greets a books catch up with netflix do a spring clean such naive to pretty quickly run out of things to do on the net i was brief yet to take my balcony deejaying an

german foreign minister is expected later on monday to hold talks with representatives from spain italy greece austria other nations as well to discuss the possibility of german tourists heading to those destinations it's all up in the air at the moment and tourism such an important industry you've got to remember for a number of european nations should there be no tourists from say countries like germany arriving at those destinations could have huge potentially catastrophic knock on effect for the economies in those countries keeping an eye on that of course here on r.t. . you know those to come back to the present for many of us is likely to be a long time yet before life is of the thing like back to normal as it was so into the circulation into the vaccine the circulation so you could tell looks at how we're all adapting to our new world the social distancing them. well 20 twentieth's been a shocker and it's only may are the beginning quarantine didn't seem so bad we thought a few weeks will sit who breaks a book's catch up and that's thanks to a sprinkling suction i.e. the 2 pretty quickl

german foreign minister is expected later on monday to hold talks with representatives from spain italy greece austria other nations as well to discuss the possibility of german tourists heading to the. destinations it's all up in the air at the moment and tourism such an important industry you've got to remember for a number of european nations should there be no tourists from say countries like germany arriving at those destinations could have huge potentially catastrophic knock on effect for the economies in those countries keeping an eye on that of course here on r.t. . for so much to process right now as there will for many of us is likely to be a long time before life is anything like normal like it was just a couple of months ago certainly until a vaccines in circulation if they find one sounds good looks at how we're all of the human right now to the new world of social distancing. well 20 twentieth's been a shocker and it's only may are the beginning quarantine didn't seem so hot we thought a few weeks will sit who tweets of books catch up and that's thanks to a sprinkling suction i.e

hasn't seen since the great depression the loss of jobs this year will be deep but not even spain italy and greece will take the biggest hit the recession is expected to be the worst in germany since the 2nd world war now businesses have been telling the government and the chancellor lift the walk down before it's too late tonight's in europe's largest economy that lifting its under way i'm bored goffin berlin this is the day.

agenda we're expecting the german foreign minister to hold meetings with representatives from spain italy greece austria other nations as well about where the future of tourism lies and whether that's all important industry for some of their nations will be able to reopen this summer or whether covert 19 will put paid to it for good so many question marks still pete thanks for updating us there from berlin this morning so you know all hope on the vaccine will occur maybe some people say never will for many of us it's likely to be a long time anyway before life is anything like normal certainly until said vaccines and circulation sounds good sailor next looks at how we're all having to adapt to our new social distancing world. well 20 twentieth's been a shocker and it's only may at the beginning quarantine didn't seem so bad we thought a few weeks will sit who greets a book's catch up and that's thanks to a sprinkling suction i.e. the 2 pretty quickly we've run out of things to do on the net i was brief yet to take my balcony deejaying and soon parties. but then the globe or it was so i moved on

big difference, unfortunately, is that weaker countries, particularly in southern europe, italy, spain, greecees not have the money to spend as germany is doing and so the big concern is that divergences within europe will increase and one of the big failures of policymakers has been that there has not been a sufficiently strong and early response at the european level that most measures have been, differences, divergences are going to increase and possibly with that, also economic and political problems. thank you very much for your thoughts on that news today. top level professional football returns to germany on saturday as the bundesliga restarts. the atmosphere will be a little different though as the games are being played behind closed doors. one of the big matches is the derby between borussia dortmund and schalke. the bbc has spoken to the mayor of dortmund, ullrich sierau, who is concerned that fans might not stay away. we are much concerned about that but usually, this is one of the top matches of the bundesliga over the year. 100,000 fans, supporters from both teams. who would of c

if you add that pre-existing financial crisis with spain and italy and greece and brexit in the fighthat many countries had with us over funding of the alliance, the eu has taken a big hit i don't know who you call other than kissinger the president of the eu speaking for italy or greece or germany? they haven't sorted that out there will be a lot of pressure on the eu with the common market to stop the trade barriers within european nations that don't have strassburg to tell a person how many inches a banana has to be to be a banana that simple control is discredited. >> do you think this will create a generation similar to the golden generation? >> talk about the greatest generation we characterize that by two similar experiences going from a depression from 1929 to 1939 then cost 79 million people without war i don't see this crisis lasting as long as those are taking as much life but i do think it will get the dose of reality to the average american that there is the existential fact of life when you get up in the morning if you live the next day at the food you get, the water you

when they actually go places, so countries that rely heavily on tours spending, including italy, chile, greece, spaingermany and the u.k., i just considering these community passwords to show travelers are covid-19 free. this is how they would work. >> they take a photo of the government i.d., we verify that it matches the photo on the i.d. so that the results -- so then the following day, they want to present that with out having to share any personal information. >> the world health organization is not on board with this idea. this is what they say. "at this point in the pandemic, there is not enough evidence about antibody immunity to guarantee the accuracy of an immunity task force, and it might not be until there is an actual vaccine that this idea really takes off because critics say now just the thought of going somewhere again, moving again, might actually encourage someone to go out, get the coronavirus, get infected, therefore when you get a task, it shows that you have antibodies, but as we know now, that doesn't guarantee immunity, self it's a big question mark. but this is one idea that

in greece italy spain croatia and to a lesser extent friends are forecast to contract the most italy was struck 1st and most forcefully the economy is expected to contract by about 9.5 percent with containment measures now starting to be removed gradually the economy is projected to start recovering from the 2nd half of 2020 nevertheless italy's recovery is forecast to take longer than other member states saying parliament has extended the country state of emergency for a 4th time having a surprise or sanchez has asked for another 2 weeks that is to allow the government to control people's movement as it relaxes a lockdown spain is one of the worst hit countries more than 25000 people have died from the operate china's exports unexpectedly rose in april for the 1st time this year encreasing by 3.5 percent and march its exports fell 6.6 percent from a year ago better than expected figures come after many factories resumed work when he analysts had been forecasting the falloff after the ban to make roost reduced demand for global for goods globally trying to us in beijing with more on

spain, italy, and greece are among those loosening restrictions and more than half of u.s.tates are lifting aspects of their stay-at-home orders. donald trump during a fox news town hall admits the u.s. death toll is rising. he's now estimating up to 100,000 deaths. nearly 68,000 people have already died. and he's doubling down on claims the virus came from a chinese lab. >> personally i think they made a horrible mistake and they didn't want to admit. we wanted to go in. they didn't want us there. even world health wanted to go in. they were admitted but much later. my opinion is they made a mistake, they tried to cover it, they tried to put it out. it's really like trying to put out a fire. >> this comes as a new u.s. department of homeland security report accuses china of intentionally hiding the severity of covid-19 from the international community. while stock piling imports and decreasing exports. that's according to a source familiar with the report. no response yet from china. >>> president trump also called his predecessors foolish and stupid for allowing so many a

in greece italy spain croatia and to a lesser extent france are forecast to contract the most italy were struck 1st and most forcefully the economy is expected to contract by about 9.5 percent with containment measures now starting to be removed gradually the economy is projected to start recovering from the 2nd half of 2020 nevertheless italy's recovery is forecast to take learned or then in other member states. the number of deaths in the u.k. is not past 30000 it comes a day after britain registered the highest death toll in europe meanwhile one of the most senior scientific advisors to the u.k. government has resigned professor neil ferguson breached the coronavirus knock down rules he helped to create by receiving a secret visits to his home while a woman even just was one of the leading voices on the scientific advisory group and had the virus himself. russian president vladimir putin is back proposals to ease restrictions in moscow even as the number of cases rose by 10000 for the 4th day in a row the capital's mess says some businesses can return to work in a week's time despite

in greece italy spain croatia and to a lesser extent france are forecast to contract the most italy was struck 1st and most forcefully the economy is expected to contract by about 9.5 percent with containment measures now starting to be removed gradually the economy is projected to start recovering from the 2nd half of 2020 nevertheless italy's recovery is forecast to take longer than in other member states spain's parliament has extended its state of emergency for a 4th time the prime minister whether sanchez has asked for another 2 weeks allows the government to control people's movement as it gradually eases the lockdown spain is one of the worst hit countries and more than 25000 people have died from coronavirus. and europe's biggest economy germany is moving further out of lockdown and people will have more freedom to meet extra shops and museums will reopen and top level football will return to the pitch when it came reports. soon all shops and restaurants across europe biggest economy will be able to reopen with social distancing in place for many weeks the government's been tryi

in greece italy spain croatia and to a lesser extent fronts are forecast to contract the most italy will struck 1st and most forcefully the economy is expected to contract by about 9.5 percent with containment measures now starting to be removed gradually the economy is projected to start recovering from the 2nd half of 2020 nevertheless italy's recovery is forecast to take longer than in other member states but signs of recovery and china exports unexpectedly rose by 3 and a half percent in april as the factories reopened analysts had expected a drop due to falling global demand in march export exports rather are down 6.6 percent from a year ago to us in beijing with more on how china's trade industry has moved on since being hit by the pandemic. there is some real recovery in chinese trade and this is really a surprise to many analysts they were predicting up to an 11 percent drop and some people are tribute ing this to the fact that perhaps during april there was an increase in exports of p.p.t. or protective medical gear such as mosques and respiration is also one other analysts are

e going, you have greece, spain and italy, where the commission said they will struggle to regain growthso the bigit on one of the most important industries going to take that into tourism. >> italy's prime minister has been soundinth positive abou possibility of people being able to take a summer holiday. about this.h only one thinking airbnb tells us there has been a jump in bookings from europeans andst europe as ation is important to the national economies within it. we have shown france with 19 million international tourist arrivals in 2018. spain million. 2 8italy hhad 62ad million. those three countries are the worst hit in the european union. let's hear from every boland, -- rory boland. >> chances of travel are qui low. some countries where there has been a low number of infections, and are kind ofalking to each other about exchanging holiday rsma the baltics, lithuania and estonia, opening up each other so holiday makers can travel. we iave seenfurther afield with australia and new zealand. we looks -- it looks like it could travel in a near neighborhood with lowioumber of infe

here in the spain criticizing government full dues snow deescalation today and they were worried that tour operators would look for all the destinations as you said for example greece or italy that may open before we open here into spain but the government want to make sure that spain is a safe destination before they open the borders for foreign tourists the reality is that we still don't know exactly how are we going to implement these measures different nations especially the island. and canary islands are now trying to pull together different approaches and by a lot experiences to take place by dnd of june to see exactly how can they make sure that visitors are safe and also the residents of those islands and you know all the residents of a spain are also safe from madrid home of alaska's thank you so much and let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world germany has moved to gradually relax many of its coronavirus lockdown restrictions but you know our price on putting the government's strategy to the test more than 40 people tested positive after attending services at a frankfurt church earlier this month and 11 people who died at the

chinese and us economy for it to rebound quickly. 0n the flip side, you've got the likes of greece, spain and italyhe commission said they will struggle. they will struggle to regain growth. also the big hit, one of the most important industries, tourism. well, let's talk about tourism. italy's prime minister has been sounding positive about the possibility of people being able to take a summer holiday. evidently he's not the only one thinking about this. airbnb has reported a jump in bookings from europeans. and europe as a destination is hugely important to the national economies within it. the most recent figures show france had nearly 90 million international tourist arrivals in 2018. followed by spain with 82 million arrivals, and italy with 62 million. and these three are the worst hit in the european union. this is rory boland, the travel editor at the consumer advice organisation which. the chances of international travel is quite low. what we are seeing happen is some countries where there has been a low number of infections and are talking to each other about almost exchanging holiday— ma

together with the pre-existing fissures in the eu, the north, south, financial crisis with spain and italy and greece and the east-west with the former european countries and break that in the fights that many eu and nato countries had with us over funding of the alliance, i think the eu has taken a big hit, i don't know who you call in with does he speak for italy or does he speak for greece, disease peak for germany, they have not sorted that out. >> i think there's going to be a lot of pressure on the eu to revert to a model of the original common market to stop trade barriers, encourage free-trade within european nations that don't have an eu in trying to tell a person how many inches of banana has to be to be a banana. that type of central control is discredited. >> cory has a question for you, do you think this will create a generation similar to the golden generation, will this crisis affect the toughness of a generation. >> when we talk about the greatest generation, we characterize that by two similar experiences, they went through depression from 1929 - 1939, that was a decade. then they fo

together with the pre-existing fissures in the eu, the north-south financial crisis with spain and italy and greecethe east west over immigration with former eastern european countries, brexit and then the fights that maybe nato countries had with us over funding of the alliance, i think the eu has taken a big hit. i don't know who you call henry kissinger right now. do you call the president of the eu? does he speak for italy or does he speak for greece? that he speak for germany? i don't know. they haven't sorted that out. i think is going to be a lot of pressure on the eu to revert mortal model of the original european common market, to stop trade barriers, encourage free trade within european nations that don't have an eu strasbourg tried to tell a person in greece how many inches of finance has to be to be a banana. that type of simple control i think is discredited. >> victor, cori has a question for you. do you think this will create a generation similar to the golden generation? will this crisis affect the toughest of our current generation? >> when we talk about the greatest generation we

here in spain has criticised a government full dues snow deescalation of the day and they were worried that tour operators would look for all the destinations as you said for example greece or italy that may open before we open here in a spain but the government want to make sure that spain is a safe destination before they open the borders for foreign tourists the reality is that we still don't know exactly how are we going to and implement these initiatives the different story of those 2 nations especially. canary islands are now trying to put together different approaches and by a lot experiences to take place by idea end of june to see exactly how can they make sure that visitors are safe and also the residents of those islands and you know all the residents of spain are also safe from madrid home of alaska's thank you so much. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. investigators in pakistan have recovered the flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder from a passenger plane that crashed in a residential area of karate 97 people have been confirmed dead it's the engine failure i have caused the crash. austrian chanceless west and

to a large extent on tourism, and depending on what country you're talking about, from greece, to italy, to spain -- how much of the 2020 season can be salvaged in tourism? is,a: well, you know how it we are so different in europe actually. there are country like italy where from an epidemic logical situation they are not so bad. there are others, again, political destinations, where the situation is not quite stable yet. so there is a difference between judging thes, and speed they would like to open up. but i think we are going to witness an opening this summer because i have noticed -- i have witnessed already there is a reopening in a destination, for example, with airlines, and i think with our recommendations put forward today, in what kind of at least to being observed for hotels, for transport modes. some will be more encouraged to open up for tourism purposes. vonnie: commissioner, how concerned are you and your colleagues about a resurgence of coronavirus if you allow with --s to continue adina: it is hard to say. there are worries overall with the situation, and the fact that we do not

in greece italy spain croatia and to a lesser extent france are forecast to contract the most italy was struck 1st and most forcefully the economy is expected to contract by about 9.5 percent with containment measures now starting to be removed gradually the economy is projected to start recovering from the 2nd half of 2020 nevertheless italy's recovery is forecast to take longer than in other member states the russian president vladimir putin has backed proposals to ease restrictions in moscow even as the number of cases rose by 10000 for the 4th day in a row the capital's mess says some businesses can return to work in a week's time despite cases climbing rapidly in the world's 5th worst affected country russia currently has more than 165000 confirmed cases and more than 1500 deaths linked to the virus as the number of deaths in the u.s. passes 72 and a half 1000 president trump appears to have backtracked on closing down the white house bars task force instead he says it will shift towards efforts to reopen and revive the country's economy the president has been criticized for turnin

italy, spain, portugal and greece all easing some restrigses.n to a new normal and return to public life. some restrictions will remain many place for weeks or months. perhaps you'll see that facemasks are a ubiquitous sight on high streets across the continent. without breaks vary big severity and the pace differing, the economic impact will be uneven. for instance, germany's g.d.p. is expected to fall by 5.5%. in italy, the shock may lead to a 13% contradiction. figures out of there haidi: all of this coming against some dreadful economic data. p.m.i. falling to record lows. we heard the thailand april manufacturing high falling to record lows, 36.8. >> absolutely. market economics coming out with a series of data in europe, showing confidence dropping to a record low in april. we've got job cuts, they were he sharpest since 2009. the headline of most eur of course activity 33.4. that's the lowest since they began this series. that was in 1997. take a look at the measure of output, plunged to just 18. far below the level which represents the d

counterparts in the european nations most visited by german tourists — including croatia, italy, greece and spainur global travel warning with travel advice for everybody, to explain where can one travel, what should one expect and maybe where should one rather not go. we shouldn't give the illusion that there can be a quick return to business — we want to create the conditions so that summer holidays will be possible but only under responsible circumstances and therefore it will be necessary to tell people very clearly that this is everywhere, and this has become very clear today — there will be restrictions everywhere — on the beaches, in the restaurants in the city centres. all around the world, health workers have found themselves on the first line of defence against the coronavirus pandemic. in most places they have been praised as heroes, but in mexico, dozens of nurses, doctors and hospital staff have been attacked by people who accuse them of spreading the virus. marcos gonzalez reports from the city of guadalajara. last month this doctor, an ear, nose and throat specialist, was walking h