true and before that post as germany's defense minister she had also had 2 other ministries the labor ministry and family ministry she's as i said seen as someone who's very close to a girl who is also a very calm person but very clear as to what goals are so what has strategies also as well so those are elements that she has certainly used in her favor not only now as a german defense minister but also in previous posts as well and as i said before there's also criticism towards fonda lion the she's seen also as someone who can polarize in certain elements as well and especially in this position as germany's defense minister and the fact that the board does various facing so much problem to something that many people have criticized in the past and only recently she was also facing some struggle as well as we saw some elements some examples of germany's military capability were not functioning very well so those are all elements to describe sort of underlying you know thomas we've been talking about her we have a closer look now at a who was left on the line is let's take a look she's conside

labor ministry has begun a crackdown on undocumented foreign labor in the country the government says the measures are designed to protect lebanese workers but there are concerns it's targeting the syrian refugee population and as. the deadline has passed lebanon's ministry of labor is going after foreign workers who don't have permits officials say this is about enforcing the law and protecting lebanese jobs but. his livelihood is at stake. he tells us he is a father of 6 and he has nowhere else to go there is from the syrian city of but he arrived in lebanon a decade before the war began he says returning is not an option. i have been working here for the past 13 years and now i need a work permit and i need to legalize my status or also i can't work we lost everything in syria. there are no jobs there. are you know there is not considered a refugee but he is among what the ministry says is the hundreds of thousands of syrians competing with lebanese citizens for jobs. the ministry of labor says this crackdown is not related to a. refugee campaign waged by foreign ministers. movemen

well i did watch she achieved or didn't achieve when she led previous ministries such as the labor ministry or the family ministry let's not forget that it was rough on the lion has been the only minister since 2005 in other words since i'm going to go started chancery that has been throughout that period with i'm going to merkel so she is a politician that has enough experience at the german level and she will try to take that experience but she would also take all the controversies with her to brussels if elected by the european parliament like a now we have also been looking at 2 german voters think should be responsible for selecting the e.u. commission boss and during the european elections in may fund a lion was not a candidate for the job now there is a sense amongst many germans that government leaders made a backroom deal instead of choosing one of the candidates nominated by their parliamentary group for the commission president's job and the pollsters are asked who should choose the president of the european commission should it be the heads of government all the european parliam

to implement a 2010 law that exempts palestinians for paying for work permits the labor ministry says it is in forcing the law to protect lebanese jobs it also denies targeting palestinians but critics say it is part of a campaign directed at the larger syrian refugee population to force them to return home. and. lebanon understands the difficult situation of palestinians however laws should be applied to everyone but we will work on a law that takes into consideration there are difficult conditions. unemployment among the palestinian workforce is 18 percent in recent years tens of thousands have left the country legally or illegally affected by the dire economic conditions here and government regulations that deny them basic rights palestinians have. but. many palestinians believe they should enjoy special status as refugees the lebanese government is promising to find an arrangement but that is doing little to calm. people has been more than 70 years in exile in a country that hasn't been. trade officials from china and the united states have spoken by telephone as the world's

lebanon's labor ministry has begun a crackdown on undocumented foreign labor in the country the government says the measure is designed to protect lebanese workers but there are concerns it's talk of the syrian refugee population center has more from beirut. the deadline has passed lebanon's ministry of labor is going after foreign workers who don't have permits officials say this is about enforcing the law and protecting lebanese jobs. but for his livelihood is at stake. he tells us he is a father of 6 and he has nowhere else to go put there is from the syrian city of there is sewer but he arrived in lebanon a decade before the war began he says returning is not an option. i have been working here for the past 13 years and now i need a work permit and i need to legalize my status or also i can't work we lost everything in syria our lands there are no jobs there. there is not considered a refugee but he is among what the ministry says is the hundreds of thousands of syrians competing with lebanese citizens for jobs. the ministry of labor says this crackdown is not related to an anti fear i

and said he would not insist on it for his party to have the labor ministry. so but he still wants for that competencies in that in that level basically so until now we we were expecting that there was not going to be a simple majority here today but it seems like m.p.'s are really pushing it till the end now and anything can happen at this point and what does this mean for the potential coalition with put a loss. will it all depends on if sanchez gets the backing or not if but then most will actually decide to form a coalition with the solstice party or are not and today will only be the 1st step of they say yes and they support him because they will have to find a working agreement by next following days and see and find out what a national government could look like in the end and if there is no backing then it will be here back in september the same procedure will happen again to votes and if the situation is get better by then they will face new elections in november and that's remind us of the made point of contention between the parties. what's basicall

would be coalition partner from pajamas to to not to have to find agreement and not insist on the labor ministry job was simply not enough for sanchez so. basically now the problem is going back to what they did before going back to summer break and then the talks of be postponed to september where are the main contention points max of sanchez's socialist workers party and put a most. essential this is about how to divide the cake and who gets who gets how much power and pajamas which is would be the smaller coalition partner obviously wanted to have a real say in actually shaping policy here in the in the spanish governments and they claim that they were only being offered a decorative minister roles and sufficient roles in the spanish parliament and that the same time there's a lot of distrust between the socialists and and the far left but then most party for a very different style of governing governing so there is a multiple issues here max and are in madrid thank you. people here in europe are sweltering under another extreme heat wave and record high temperatures are being set across the

to implement a 2010 law that exempts palestinians for paying for work permits the labor ministry says it is in forcing the law to protect lebanese jobs it also denies targeting palestinians but critics say it is part of a campaign directed at the larger syrian refugee population to force them to return home. with lebanon understands the difficult situation of palestinians however laws should be applied to everyone but we will work on a law that takes into consideration there are difficult conditions. unemployment among the palestinian workforce is 18 percent in recent years tens of thousands have left the country. illegally affected by the dire economic conditions here and government regulations that deny them basic rights. listing in so long complained of what they called discriminatory laws against them refugees have repeatedly said they don't want to permanently settle 11 on but israel is preventing them from returning to their lands. many palestinians believe they should enjoy special status as refugees the lebanese government is promising to find an arrangement but that is d

the ministry of labor says this crackdown is not related to any. refugee camp aims waged by foreign ministers or. movement party but the timing is questionable because it is the latest in a series of measures seen targeting syria's refugee population in lebanon. those measures have included evictions from somebody. curfews deportations and the demolition of tents that are made of concrete but the ministry denies singling out syrian nationals. we are not targeting only one nationality but it happens that the syrians are the largest number that is why they consider this a crackdown against. lebanese officials say fewer than 2000 syrians have leaked. work permits and they believe 1500000 syrians are in the country half a 1000000 more than are registered with the un but even for those registered and working getting proper documentation isn't easy and the person in the refugee situation may find it more difficult because they may be lacking certain documents and at the same time because we know that most in lebanon today live in poverty the united natio

do as head of the ministry of defense just as people look what she did or didn't do as of the ministry of labor before that or the family minister she was also a minister before she's the only minister that has been with angela merkel since i'm going to merkel became chancellor in 2005 so that just also explains how experienced she is at least here in germany she will obviously be able to escape if you will some of those problems if she moves to brussels if she is confirmed by the european parliament but at the same time it is something that she won't be able to escape totally people will still remember the role. but she has played as minister of defense during all we've also been looking at who german voters think should be a dyslectic in the e.u. commission chief let's take a look at that during the european elections in may for the line wasn't actually a candidate for the job and there's a sense among many germans that government leaders made a backroom deal instead of choosing one of the candidates nominated by their parliament or groups for the commission president job and the pollsters as

she later headed the ministry of family and women before serving of mr. of labor. as germany's first female defense minister, she aimed to revamp the armed forces. she has recently drawn criticism for poor management in the ranks. several scandals including revolutions of far right extremists in the ministry -- deadly menace -- military plate -- plane crashes have plagued her career. a european at heart fluent in english french and german, she has long been seen as a possible successor to angela merkel as chancellor or as the next head of nato. european leaders have now agreed to choose h her as the next president t of the eu commissio. if the european parliament endorses her, she would be the first woman to fill the influential post. brent: our coverage continues now with teri schultz we know that she was not the first choice not even the second choice. is she a good choice? teri:: she is the one name that all 28 leaders could agree on. that makes her the only choice. and the best choice. neither of the leaders that came out of the nominating process would have man

party in the early ninety's she later headed the ministry of family and women before serving as minister of labor as germany's 1st female defense minister funded line aimed to revamp the armed forces but she's recently drawn criticism for poor management in the ranks several scandals including revelations of far right extremists in the military equipment failures and deadly military plane crashes have plagued tenure. a european at hearts fluent in both english and french as well as german funded line has long been seen as a possible successor to machall as chancellor or more recently as the next head of nato european leaders have now agreed to choose her as the next president of the e.u. commission if the european parliament endorsers her she would be the 1st woman to fill the influential post. and i understand that will be visiting strasburg and visiting the european parliament the softer new do you think she's going to be able to convince parliamentarians there that she is the right person for this trial. it depends who she's going to visit we know she's going to visit the political group of he

lion joined america city you party in the ninety's she later headed to ministry of family and women before serving as minister of labor. as germany's 1st female defense minister funded lyon has aimed to revamp the country's armed forces but recently she has to earn criticism for poor management in the ranks and several scandals including revelations of far right extremists in the german military equipment failures and deadly military plane crashes have plagued her tenure. a european at heart fluent in both english and french fundamentally and has long been seen as a possible successor to america last chance at 0 or more recently after next secretary general of nato. but now it looks more like the belgian born politician maybe tough to head the e.u. commission if so she would be different schoolman defensive players. correspondent here in berlin thomas sperry joins us on the side thomas we just got a little window there into the left on the line is the current defense minister what do you find to be the most important points about that was that one of what we should know about her now that she's been nominated. you sho

labor toss and haro to. ante nazi resistance had begun earlier hello schultz of boys and work in the air ministries intelligence section he knew about hitler's secret plans for war against the soviet union in 1941 before hitler came to power shoots of boys and was a staunch opponent of the nazis in 1933 he was severely mistreated by the s.s. and they beat a jewish friend of his to death in front of his eyes. afi tanakh and his american wife mildred were friends of fruits of boys. are not worked as a senior civil servant in the ministry of economy and to make contact with the american and soviet embassies and passed on news about hitler's war preparations. the soviet embassy gave hanukah radio transmitter and said his friend huns copy was to use it to send messages to moscow. copy came from the communist youth movement he was just 17 when the nazis put him behind bars for almost 2 years in 1901 he married his fiance hilda. as the nazis volunteers anti nazis they were not just willing to discuss resistance or make jokes about the nazis but also to help people or hand out leaflets with. dozens of before they were

indonesia's ministry of manpower is tasked with the protection of its workers overbroad. it is difficult to monitor labor conditions at sea. >> we need to study first whether the information about the abused seafarers is true or not. we must rely on data and facts so we can enforce actions lawfully. >> as he and his f former crewmates know, data and facts are difficult to obtain when you are at sea with no one watching. >> a seesaw that bridges companies -- countries. that is the idea of an architecture professor who installed just that among the u.s. mexico border. this video shows children on the american side taking to the seesaw with gusto. the creator, a university professor said he wanted to connect both sides to recognize that actions on one and have an impact on the other. they can track your location and listened to phone calls and even access your photos and text messages. we are talking about stalker where on smart phone apps. it is more common and easier than ever to digitally eavesdrop on someone without them knowing. what are these and how do they work? >> stalker where, they are programs t

ministry of treasury is preparing the budget for next year. and the main tool for implementation in mexico will be the labor courts. no more conciliation and arbitration boards but labor courts. what can be stronger than labor courts? and on the enforcement, within the context of usmca, we have the dispute settlement mechanisms. we have to agree to have the list of 30 arbiters for each country and to agree that we will immediately go to the dispute settlement mechanism in case of any difference, including labor and environment and that is the main instrument for -- the main tool for enforcement. so maybe it's because there has not been enough dialogue on this that has not been understood. but for us, the enforcement is there. so we hope that this working group that was established by speaker pelosi and that we are already in close contact with them, will be able to work with us, to work with canada, to work, of course, and specifically and fundamentally with ambassador lighthizer and his team who has been extremely efficient and he has been really the force behind all these to allay the fears regarding these areas

of forced labor during world war 2 japan whoever believes it settle the issue of compensation decades ago in an agreement that normalized relations between the countries the korean trade ministry said they'll make the trade curbs an issue at the upcoming w t o's summit on july 23rd south korea's president moon called on japan to return to the negotiating table and he has a warning. rebuke to our companies will free themselves from reliance on japanese materials components and equipment by diversifying imports they'll also try to produce the technologies at home it'll be the japanese economy that suffers most. observers say it won't be easy resolving this conflict between the 2 countries because it revives memories of past injustices. and just briefly before we go the european space agency says its galileo satellite network is offline the system is designed to be an alternative to the united states g.p.s. navigation network galileo has been down since friday officials blame the outage on a technical incident and its ground based equipment but they haven't given any more details on what caused the breakdown and there is also no word of when the service will be back on line. by s

forced labor during world war 2 japan however believes it settled the issue of compensation decades ago in an agreement that normalize relations between the 2 countries the korean trade ministry said they'll make the trade curbs an issue at the upcoming summit of the world trade organization on july 23rd and south korea's prime minister called in japan to return to negotiation table observers say it won't be easy resolving the conflict between the 2 countries because it revised memories of past injustices. turkish president trichet type add to one says his country will make drastic cuts to its key interest rate the announcement came a week off to add one fired his central bank chief over his handling of the economy ankara. central bank had hiked to the benchmark interest rate to 25 percent last year to help stabilize its currency the lira however the country is still in recession and faces double digit inflation something president at one says he hopes to change by the end of the year. construction is booming across the globe skyscrapers roads bridges you name it for the concrete you need plenty of sand but the right kind of sand to distance on for example is not suitable whi

, the provisions we make to legal aid and a quarter of the ministry of justice budget is spent on legal aid. >> just so everyone is aware labor is committed to restoring legal aid funding for family law, for family law, for housing, for benefits appeals, nutritional review preparation, inquests, and real action on immigration cases and as we announced yesterday, we will enter leasehold scandal. the work in pensions is failing disabled people. the ministry of justice spent tens of millions of pounds each year depending appeals, 2 thirds of which were won by kindness. rather than spending millions defending incorrect and often immoral decisions, wouldn't that money have been better used increasing poverty level benefits and providing legal aid disabled people wrongly denied their basic dignity? >> what this government has done for disabled people, we are committed to tackling these things so everyone can go as far as their talents take them. people with health conditions at a record high. we are seeing many more people, over 900,000 more disabled people in work as a result of what this government has done but the right honorabl

labor toss and haro to. ante nazi resistance had begun earlier how osho the boys and worked in the air ministries intelligence section he knew about hitler's secret plans for war against the soviet union in 1941 before hitler came to power shoots of boys and was a staunch opponent of the nazis in 1933 he was severely mistreated by the s.s. and they beat a jewish friend of his to death in front of his eyes. avi tanaka and his american wife mildred were friends of schultz a boys on uk worked as a senior civil servant in the ministry of economy the 2 made contact with the american and soviet embassies and passed on news about hitler's war preparations. soviet embassy gave hanukah radio transmitter and said his friend hums copy was to use it to send messages to moscow. copy came from the communist youth movement he was just 17 when the nazis put him behind bars for almost 2 years in 1901 he married his fiance hilda. the nazis vons as anti nazis they were not just willing to discuss resistance or make jokes about the nazis but also to help people or hand out leaflets with a look at that whether. they were ready to

in uneasy as ministry of manpower is among other things tasked with the protection of its workers abroad the department head acknowledges the problem but says it's difficult to monitor labor conditions at sea. with little. to study 1st whether the information about the abused seafarers is true or not. rely on data and facts so we can enforce sanctions lawfully. but as a raw material and his former cremates no in fact difficult to obtain when you're at sea with no one watching. in the local here for more let's bring in now joanna you are changed she is chief executive of freedom united which works to end modern slavery walk into the program and thank you for joining us the call for global action against human trafficking it came from the united nations almost a decade ago how has the situation of volved in that time. space you very much for having me over programmed yes that's right corporal and in here track is past all forms of once larry reached have seen a short and been strong going 33 years in fact more than change. first he's the legislation against the just may vary state in right 100 in that period the crowd had still persisted and not largely because we do you kn

an aegis the ministry of manpower is among other things tasked with the protection of its workers abroad the department head acknowledges the problem but says it's difficult to monitor labor conditions at sea. get up a law with. just starting 1st whether the information about the abuse see pharaoh's is true or not. rely on data and facts so we can enforce sanctions lawfully in that country where the body double down on them. but as raw material and his former cremates no doctrine facts difficult to attain when you're at sea with no one watching. in the local them carrying a story there i'm joined now here in the studio by a court of law heinecke from the german government service center against forced labor and human trafficking a very warm welcome corner great to have you here with us give us a sense of just how big a problem a forced labor and human trafficking is in this country germany and in europe at large. i think for germany it's pretty hard to estimate the number because the only real reliable numbers from the national situation report from the federal police and they only count 330 s. rian and 40 cases for example in 2017 but it's only related to closed criminal

in an aegis ministry of manpower is among other things tasked with the protection of its workers abroad the department head acknowledges the problem but says it's difficult to monitor labor conditions at sea. just starting 1st whether the information about the abused seafarers is true or not . rely on data and facts so we can enforce our actions lawfully. but as around a tool and his former crew mates know in fact difficult to obtain when you're at sea with no one watching. in the local u.s. financial services company capital one has revealed that the personal information of more than 100000000 people was stolen during a cyber attack the firm says that the data included the names addresses and phone numbers of credit card applicants in canada and the u.s. the announcement follows the arrest of a suspect on monday capital one says the hacker exploited a weakness in its systems let's bring in rob watts who's joining us from g.w. business so what more do we know about this act well this all begins earlier this month went out of the blue an e-mail comes to capitol wong's headquarters saying that someone has been noticed online boasting about having hacked into their systems

uneasy as ministry of manpower is among other things tasked with the protection of its workers that brought the department head acknowledges the problem but says it's difficult to monitor labor conditions at sea. get up a little bit with a little. just starting 1st whether the information about the abused seafarers is true or not. rely on danton facts so we can enforce sanctions lawfully. but as around a tool and his former cremates no doubt true in fact difficult to attain when you're at sea with no one watching. in the local government that i mean. i'm joined now by mcadams in bangkok she has worked as an independent consultant on human trafficking and migrant smuggling for more than a decade she's also advised the un and the international organization for migration it's good to have you on the program this call for global action against human trafficking it came from the united nations for the 1st time about a decade ago and since then the situation has evolved i guess we could say that's the way of window dressing it but the situation has gotten a lot worse hasn't it. well i mean everything yes and no i mean if we back up a little bit it's not it's been almost 20 years s

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indonesia's ministry of manpower is among other things tasked with the protection of its workers that brought the department head acknowledges the problem but says it's difficult to monitor labor conditions at sea. we need to study 1st whether the information about the abused seafarers is true or not. just rely on data and facts so we can enforce sanctions lawfully in that country spending on. them. but as raw material and his former cremates no doubt are in fact difficult to attain when you're at sea with no one watching. in the local us take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world today brazilian authorities say at least 57 people have died during a prison riot in the north of the country officials said brutal fighting erupted between rival criminal groups at the al tamir a prison in pariah state the death toll may still rise the u.s. said it has failed to block a controversial $8000000000.00 arms sale to saudi arabia pushed by the white house legislators did not have enough votes to override president donald trump's veto of a bipartisan bill which aims to stop the weapons sale saudi arabia has been criticised for its involvement in the yemen civil w

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uneasy as ministry of manpower is among other things tasked with the protection of its workers that brought the department head acknowledges the problem but says it's difficult to monitor labor conditions at sea. but the little we need to study 1st whether the information about the abused seafarers is true or not. just rely on data and facts so we can enforce sanctions lawfully in that country spending on. them. but as around a tool and his former cremates no doctrine facts difficult to attain when you're at sea with no one watching because he got in the local time at the time the. sudanese leader omar al bashir was overthrown amid protests in april of this year at that point a new political era became a possibility after 30 years of dictatorship many people in sudan hope the revolution will not just be political but will also have an effect on sports for many in the football mad african country a long overdue investment in sports would be a welcome way to mark a new beginning. 17 year old in math soliman his friends kick a ball around in the sudanese capital of khartoum they have no proper kits nets pitch markings or coaches gun yet there is nobody to motivate me to become

uneasy as the ministry of manpower is among other things tasked with the protection of its workers that brought the department head acknowledges the problem but says it's difficult to monitor labor conditions at sea. we need to study 1st whether the information about the abused seafarers is true or not. we must rely on data and facts so we can enforce sanctions lawfully in that country spending. but as around a tool and his form of cremates no downtrend facts difficult to attain when you're at sea with no one watching as he got in the local government the us president donald trump caused yet another controversy of the weekend by calling the city of baltimore a rotten rodent infested mess critics say the president's remarks were directed at a black politician from the city elijah cummings who had slammed the federal government's treatment of lie grants some have described trump's comments as racist . oversell it has been to baltimore on the east coast of the u.s. to assess the situation and hear what citizens are saying about their hometown. the city of baltimore faces many problems and one has been there for many years west baltimore which is prone to crime and violence and with