macko objected maintaining that the nuclear deal has ensured transparency. but she did see some danger in iran's nuclear ambitions and promised to work against the. talks nonetheless we believe that we share the goal of preventing iran ever having nuclear weapons and where we have differences of opinion is the question of how do we best achieve that and get us on this. despite their differences michael and you know who emphasize the good relationship that two countries enjoy and announced a visit by the german government to israel in october. on joint you know the big table by our political editor of the color crew finishes on the story for us tonight so. yahoo we know that they agreed that there could be no nuclear weapon in iran but they seemed to it's almost impossible for them to find common ground on reaching that position what is there. because benjamin netanyahu always saw the iran nuclear deal as part of the problem whereas most european union states including previously also the u.s. china russia i mean they are not going to agree on anything really

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 than in recent weeks one of ache first of all surely thanks to the chancellor. this conflict when you've made this day of remembrance something special for space on the earth and for this i thank you thank you. say hope i did not explicitly mention the conflict between macros conservative c.d.u. and it's very and sister part of the c.s.u. battle repeated that she does not want to close germany's borders to certain refugees without first having made agreements with neighboring countries. the money split and then whichever way you look at it migration is a european challenge perhaps the greatest challenge at the moment the cohesion of the european union is at stake this is our mode these are all peace now in u. . a former refugee said an emotional highpoint a tamil who as a thirteen year old fled to germany without his parents and then

going to maplin now she appears to have delivered a deal that could salvage her fractured coalition macko has secured agreements with fourteen more a you countries for the rapid return of rejected asylum seekers she's also called for migrant processing centers at germany's borders as detailed in the letter sent to coalition leaders smacker had faced a sunday deadline from a rebel faction you know government to overhaul the e.u.'s migration approach she told reporters in brussels the deal could be enough to end the standoff. the state premier of area praised the e.u. agreement saying that it was more than his conservative party expected or the same marcus zero to caution that some of the measures were vague and more would have to be done. this is what was agreed in brussels was a lot more than expected and it's definitely a step in the right direction a lot of the measures that have been agreed are things that alba varian c.s.u. policy was demanding i think this summit wouldn't have achieved as much as it did have a very a not pushed so hard sort of area achieved a lot since elements and j

coltrane's this weekend alex on the ground and the lead all the other ten a t of a for doj man said macko has left the country isolated on the international stage. is the answer i mean you know wasn't right now germany is enemies with russia again because of putin's and with the americans because of trump its enemies with britain because of breck said our relationship with poland hungary italy and even austria terrible light isn't gentleman think back to the last german leader who made that many enemies and gave a speech of good luck tonight. thank heaven he but you know i don't want to make that comparison. chief political editor may had a carefully as covering the far right parties conference she joins us now good to see me clearly a very provocative comparison there why do you think galland chose to make that statement. well first of all he was saying that germany is isolated when really what we're seeing happening is the exact opposite certainly the german chancellor didn't look that terribly isolated now being able to claim that fourteen countries will stick together take migrants ba

easy nations and she struggles with version crisis that could bring down her coalition government macko is locked in a row with her interior minister or sea horse but he's threatened to unilaterally tighten germany's borders in defiance of merkel he wants to find a european solution. as the latest from d w i'm heading home free thanks as ever for your company and look forward to. seeing him again seems like. we make up oh but we watch as obama because that kind of budget cuts we all this summer some of us are. they want to shape the continent's future. part of it and join our youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challengers the seventy seven percent platform for africa in charge.

planned for sunday it's a he has confirmed that it will take part but only after germany's angela macko agreed to scrap a pre-prepared joint statement chancellor merkel desperately needs a european solution to the migration crisis to shore up her position at home but it's the least new populous government is making a common answer to one of europe's most divisive issues even harder to find. managing migration the words dominating brussels these days the e.u. is considering a radical tightening of its refugee policy there's even talk of holding camps outside of europe where migrants would be forced to wait until their asylum requests are processed the e.u. migration commissioner rejected the idea that such a plan would violate international humanitarian law i'm a chemist done i'm a pay for migrants this is something that this it gives our european about. but the pressure is on a first draft of sunday's resolutions contained the following points the establishment of a ten thousand strong border police force by twenty twenty asylum seekers must remain in the country responsible for them to

for migrant processing sent his germany's borders as detailed in a letter sent to coalition leaders macko has faced a sunday deadline from a rebel faction in her government to overhaul the e.u.'s migration approach she told reporters the deal could be enough to end the standoff for his arm and the other stuff it's a us lift the existing agreements between the twenty eight of us are implemented together with what we've agreed upon today is that's what i would say it is more than sufficient. the question now do critics within merkel's own coalition agree the deadline was imposed by hardline interior minister forced to see who for from the very conservative c.s.u. party he's threatened to tighten border controls in bavaria the german state which bore the brunt of migrant entries during the peak of the crisis three years ago they will face is set to announce this weekend whether medicals done enough the clash between the two could spell the end of the governing coalition. and with me now in the studio to talk through this all is our political correspondent hans brandt hans i'm going to back a

with one of her top ministers threatens to bring down her coalition government and if it is a message macko reiterated her intention to seek a common european solution to illegal immigration escalating a standoff with interior minister who is a whole finale he wants strict border controls including turning back refugees who've already registered in another european countries all who have been turned down for asylum and german government could foresee if no agreement is found in force well the chancellor facing an uphill battle a brand new poll finds that fifty seven percent of germans oppose macas immigration policy he asked people on the streets of berlin what they thought. i think it's very difficult just a part of the varian friend but it also must say i'm leaning more and march who are setting up a limit we can't just keep on taking people in there see all saying that goes if a boat holds thirty people and there are fifty on board it sinks and no one benefits from that. from the i think the current crisis is that the c.s.u. is trying to implement their right wing ideology ahead of the s

dispute over migration with one of her top ministers threatens to bring down her coalition government macko has reiterated her intention to seek a common european solution to illegal immigration as getting a stand off with her interior minister hussein who for now he wants germany to unilaterally toughen its cool to control its the german government could fall if no agreement is soured. well for more on this our chief political correspondent melinda crane joins me now in the studio melinda i have to ask you the big question straight off how big is the risk that the german government could fall there absolutely is a risk if they don't succeed in finding a compromise over the weekend they are apparently meeting to talk about possible compromises and we're told that the person brokering that is the former finance minister current head of parliament. who absolutely has a great deal of respect from both sides but the compromise definitely would have to be something that offers the bavarian conservatives an opportunities to save face while also buys time for the chancellor to look for a european

macko objected maintaining that the nuclear deal has ensured transparency but she did see some danger in iran's nuclear ambitions and promised to work against the. well nonetheless we believe that we share the goal of preventing iran ever having nuclear weapons and where we have differences of opinion is the question of how do we best achieve that i can get out of this. despite the differences machall and netanyahu emphasize the good relationship that two countries enjoy and announced a visit by the german government to israel in october. on joint you know the big table by our chief political adviser and the color crew finishes on the story for us tonight so. yahoo we know that they agreed that there could be no nuclear weapon in iran but they seemed to it's almost impossible for them to find common ground on reaching that position why is there. is this has been this in yahoo always thought the iran nuclear deal is part of the problem whereas most european union states including previously also the u.s. china russia i mean they are not going to agree on anything really they see this a

macko objected maintaining that the nuclear deal has ensured transparency but she did see some danger in iran's nuclear ambitions and promised to work against the. talks nonetheless we believe that we share the goal of preventing iran ever having nuclear weapons and where we have differences of opinion is the question of how do we best achieve that i can get us on this. despite their differences machall and netanyahu emphasized the good relationship that two countries enjoy and announced a visit by the german government to israel in october. or more on the israeli prime minister's european tour we have simon young our political correspondent with us here in studio morning simon so netanyahu would like european leaders to withdraw their support for the iran nuclear deal did chancellor merkel show any sign of budging no not very much sign the chancellor acknowledge that iran is a threat and both countries see it that way and i'm going to michael also said that more needs to be done to counter iran's ballistic missile program which of course is very worrying to israel which says that ira

macko repeated that she does not want to close germany's borders to certain refugees without first having made agreements with neighboring countries. in whichever way you look at it migration is a european challenge perhaps the greatest challenge at the moment the cohesion of the european union is at stake. it is the whole piece non-u. . a former refugee said an emotional highpoint a tamil who as a thirteen year old fled to germany without his parents and then grew up and started an impressive career years. spinach tribalist i didn't become a refugee voluntarily but i did come to germany voluntarily because it's so wonderful to live in a country where democracy reigns where we respect the constitution we must never allow our fundamental values to be threatened fed. back and see who seem to be moved by the story of a man who went from refugee to heart surgery. the two conservative leaders or at least trying to mend fences. i didn't hear any remarks against me when the chancellor sat down i said nothing that ramped up today did it with the talk. it didn't come and stick. the c.s.u. chairman

macko objected maintaining that the nuclear deal has ensured transparency but she did see some danger in iran's nuclear ambitions and promised to work against them. with a thought well none the less we believe that we share the goal of preventing iran ever having nuclear weapons and where we have differences of opinion is the question of how we best achieve that and get out of it. despite their differences machall and netanyahu emphasize the good relationship that two countries enjoy and announced a visit by the german government to israel in october. or demonic and with business news and new concerns about facebook indeed terry did to mark zuckerberg hide the truth when being questioned by the european parliament recently he said that everything you share on facebook you own and you have complete control over who sees it and how you share it well now an article in the new york times reports the social network has given at least sixty device makers access to users friends data without obtaining explicit consent so it looks like facebook is at the center of yet another privacy scandal.

macko said the european union will act against u.s.trade tariffs is that a wise move and what can the e.u. do right now to retaliate. i'm not so sure whether the subs are retaliation policy is the right approach because we voted for the us administration of a minute ago they feel they are treated unfairly and this is their their perception and when it comes to when it comes to defense expenditure they have a point the western allies in europe they have been promising for years to raise their defense spending to two percent of g.d.p. and germany last year only spend one point two percent and now germany started to move but not to raises two to two percent but only to one point five percent and i think a better strategy would be a strategy of corporation a raising defense expenditure quickly to two percent of g.d.p. which is would be in our best interest because we should be addressed of being able to defend ourselves and secondly not to raise by took interest about to cut tariffs for example cow terrace of the european union why do they

macko repeated that she does not want to close germany's borders to certain refugees without first having made agreements with neighboring countries. the months later and then whichever way you look at it migration is a european challenge perhaps the greatest challenge at the moment the cohesion of the european union is at stake. is the role of peace non-u. . a former refugee said an emotional highpoint a tamil who as a thirteen year old fled to germany without his parents and then grew up and started an impressive career years. it's been a tribalist i didn't become a refugee voluntarily but i did come to germany voluntarily because it's so wonderful to live in a country where democracy reigns where we respect the constitution we must never allow our fundamental values to be threatened fed. back and see who seem to be moved by the story of a man who went from refugee to heart surgery. the two conservative leaders or at least trying to mend fences. obviously i didn't hear any remarks against me when the chancellor sat down i said nothing that ramped up today did it with the. next day it di

refusing to agree amongst themselves that they are all in the same boat when it comes to foreign policy macko has a lot to prove in new york the question now is whether germany will be able to translate its considerable soft power into more than just words at the u.n. security council expectations are high if germany fails to deliver it may end up weakening the very multilateral institution it set out to strengthen let's talk more with james ryan all the journalist based in new york who covers the you and welcome to day to have you start with the basics what do nonpermanent members do. well germany has won with one hundred eighty four votes the chance to be a nonpermanent member on the u.n. security council again countries love getting one of these seats it's considered a prestigious position it's really a chance to sit at the top table in global diplomacy but of course when they get to that top table sometimes it can be a slightly disappointing experience of the countries involved because of course the real power in the u.n. security council has been carved in stone these past seven decades

summit next week macko is under intense pressure over the issue of coalition partners the c.s.u. have given her until the summit to achieve an e.u. wide deal or they'll take action to reverse her open door policy on refugees. but you have your other guests on with us migration is a common challenge and the reasons for migration have to be removed we need to work towards peace in countries that are involved in war like syria and even ukraine we also need to help with development aid for african countries we need to act in accordance to fashion that is often very difficult our goal is for a common approach in europe we do not want europe to be divided. the international organization for migration says the number of people either crossing the mediterranean to europe or dying on the way is sharply down over the last few months forty thousand people so far this year compared to double that for the same period in twenty seventeen despite the overall fall the numbers trying to cross to spain a sharply up panel has more from a marea on the south east coast. we're here in the control room

next week macko has been given a two week deadline by her coalition partners the c.s.u. to achieve an e.u. wide deal one of two oil terminals set on fire during clashes in the libyan port of ruslan ouf has collapsed it's feared the damage could impact on the country's struggling economy which relies on oil production for revenue the warlord highly for have to send reinforcements to help his troops battling a rival armed group for control of the refineries the north korean leader kim jong un is in china just a week after his historic meeting with u.s. president trump came that met chinese president xi jinping in beijing his third trip since march kim briefed president xi on his meeting with donald trump those were headlines next it's inside story and i'll have news after you straight after that thanks for watching. the u.s. won't be a migrant camp tom told his groundless children offensively separate the parents of the mexican border will the outrage and international condemnation from immigration reform what would changes mean for those trying to start a new life in amer

arrived in germany earlier today and headed to the talks in may's a back outside of berlin he and macko are meeting today to prepare for and you summit next week in which both hope to reach a compromise on the blocs deep divisions over migration merkel is under intense pressure within her cohen. and in particular for her own interior minister to find a solution to the migration crisis by the end of the month. and let's talk about all of this now we have our chief political editor michelle or krisna with us here in our studio and simon young our political correspondent is outside of berlin at mr castle where anglo-american and manuel mccall are meeting today simon let's start with you medical needs and a solution here her job appears to be on the airline she's under intense pressure from her own interior minister yesterday she met with italy's prime minister today it might or might call what kind of support is she looking to get from the french leader. well you know there's not going to be a comprehensive a european agreement on asylum and migration coming out of the softer news talks wh

straight to have a press conference being held between chancellor and israel's prime minister i'm glad macko benyamin netanyahu speaking right now. no business being in it but in the battle he feels good stand up for a two state solution the right now we seem to have about the complicated situation .