countries are forced to scramble to allocate the arrivals among themselves both italy and malta which lie close to the north african coast say it's unfair that they have to accept so many of those who come to europe shores at the end of september interior ministers from italy germany and france men in malta to discuss the way forward they agreed on a mechanism to automatically distribute the migrants who arrive by boat. was the people who come to shore must be distributed they can do a security check at the point of a level 3 interviews but they can't process all their asylum claims in such a short time not if we want to comply with the law that must be done in other you countries as well somebody like germany or something now germany france italy and malta are hoping to convince other e.u. member states to sign up to the migrant resettlement scheme or for the very latest let's cross over to our correspondent max hop on who's in luxembourg max the ministers are seeking agreement on how to deal with migrants crossing the mediterranean tell us more about what that agreement might look l

countries are forced to scramble to allocate the arrivals among themselves both italy and malta which lie close to the north african coast say it's unfair that they have to accept so many of those who come to europe's shores at the end of september interior ministers from italy germany and france men in malta to discuss the way forward they agreed on a mechanism to automatically distribute the migrants who arrive by boat to the. coleman was the people who come to shore must be distributed they can do a security check at the point of a level 3 interviews but they can't process all their assigned in claims in such a short time not if we want to comply with the law that must be done in other you countries as well somebody like germany or something now germany france italy and malta are hoping to convince other e.u. member states to sign up to the migrant resettlement scheme. did obvious max hoffman is in luxembourg covering that meeting of interior ministers max german interior minister as a whole is there of course has there been any comment from him 1st of all regarding the suspected t

he's ethnically italian but was raised in malta.ery murky, shadowy player showing up in many strange places. apparently according to michael flynn's lawyer, sidney powell who just filed a very interesting motion last week, joseph mifsud was targeting michael flynn as well as we three months before he targeted me in rome. the coincidences are eerie. i don't think it's happenstance that mifsud was involved in michael flynn's case. and we'll probably understand who actually told him to meet with me in 2016. trish: we have george papadopoulos here on the show tonight. and we are going to be back with a lot more on this. fun fact: 1 in 4 of us millennials have debt we might die with. and most of that debt is actually from credit cards. it's just not right. but with sofi, you can get your credit cards right - by consolidating your credit card debt into one monthly payment. you can get your interest rate right - by locking in a fixed low rate today. and you can get your money right. with sofi. check your rate in 2 minutes or less. get a no

countries are usually forced to scramble to allocate their rifles among themselves both italy and malta which lie close to the north african coast say it's unfair that they have to accept so many of those coming to europe's shores at the end of september interior ministers from italy germany malta and france drafted a plan for a fairer distribution of migrants among e.u. countries they agreed on a mechanism to automatically distribute the migrants arriving by boat for no it looks like these 4 countries a failed to convince most e.u. member states to join the scheme. well for more on this story now i'm joined by the w. reporter honest arrested here in the studio with me good to have you with us so not as many countries perhaps as expected actually go to board with this plan i mean what was the issue why well actually the issue is mostly up to friends and opinion when it comes to how europe should tackle migration so you have kind of the eastern european bloc as it's called it includes countries like hungary like poland refused to take any migrants and all together and then there are some

one was killed in malta by a car bomb.alta is a centerpiece for all kinds of corruption for the passports and guess who buys the passports and then they travel them through europe nothing was done to prosecute the murder and then in czechoslovakia a young man was murdered with his fiancÉe and then there was a huge public outcry with enormous demonstrations that led to the government and the election of slovakia's first prime minister female. so europe is interesting because international corruption networks that there could be a european whistleblower that can be relative to the situation here in the united states because the rule of law and anticorruption are two sides of the same coin. it's not that free market america celebrates. we pride ourselves on small business entrepreneurship we don't have that. so that's why we support small business of anticorruption and the rule of law that makes it possible. >> are these real at all quick. >> cultural differences come out with research that is fascinating. in 2013 there was a

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more countries to join this program germany and france led the effort to satisfy demands by italy and malta that other countries take some of those mines. prosecutors here in germany have charged a man who hijacked a truck and crashed it into a lie. cars with attempted murder 9 people were injured in the incident happened overnight in the western town of limburg the man was quickly detained by police and identified as a syrian national who has been residing in germany since 2015 his motive is a no. this is the truck that rammed into several cars in the western german city of lemberg on monday police believe the person at the wheel pulled the truck's original driver out of his cab there was immediate speculation that the case might be connected to terrorism but federal officials have dismissed that possibility for now. my latest information says that at the moment there's no grounds to say there's a terrorist background to this event that is the status at the moment that. the truck's driver was a 32 year old syrian national the man arrived in germany in 2015 and was apparently known to polic

to discuss how to deal with migrants arriving across the mediterranean sea germany france italy in malta have already agreed to accept the share of migrants rescued at sea they want other e.u. states to join in a new voluntary resettlement scheme according to current a utah asylum seekers must register and stay in the country where they 1st learned that's put enormous pressure on mediterranean states so far this year spain's received more than 20000 migrants in italy almost 8000 in greece well over 40000 migrants arrivals are down by about 30 percent this year but when boats arrive europe struggles to deal with the situation so today's talks were aimed at improving that the devil is max hoffman is in luxembourg covering the valley meeting a welcome max so what do we learn from today's meeting. the meeting is over that is a fact so that's information number one and it took a long time for them to come up with something in the end because it was supposed to only be over lunch in the end they discussed this over 3 hours migration policy it shows you just how contentious this issue still is

the town of new also is home to malta. it doesn't permanent scientific research centers it's the northernmost settlement of its kind in the entire world. right now some of the scientists are getting ready to start their working day.

the mediterranean sea to europe for its 6 for the 6th year in a row most died on the way to italy or malta. police in nigeria say they freed 19 pregnant women and girls from a so-called baby factory the victims are believed to have been abducted and raped so their captors could sell the babies to female suspects were taken into custody in the raid in the capital lagos. new york city has introduced fines of up to $250000.00 for describing someone as an illegal alien new guidelines forbade the use of the term to demean or heris the same old patterns discrimination based on proficiency in english 5 to 6 in the public accommodation employment and house. democrats in the u.s. house of representatives are increasing the pressure on president trump as they move closer to launching him paid in pitchman to proceedings they've now issued subpoenas against his personal lawyer rudy giuliani and secretary of state mike compare the president is alleged to have abused his office by urging ukraine's president to investigate democratic presidential candidates joe biden and now there is evidence of mr trump

show he has it calmed and he may be the strongest politically strongest political leader ever since malta tom that's is the image she wanted to create and i think you chief that and so how visible than our very hong kong protests to people in mainland china. well as a set this is carefully. controlled to the news out of hong kong so obviously the message is these are. rebels against the mother country and they have no no effect at all but still it happens and it happens since months now and obviously one child and 2 systems is not a system that would enable the communist party to control what is happening in hong kong that is not the image that the city people would like to cool off and so he is powerful and that's what he wanted to show so that as a set that's this little scratch in his image that even the majority of the people in the people's republic who quite believe what the party tells them namely these are rebels without consequence what they see. that was for german ambassadors in china stansell now to some of the other stories making news around the world one person has been kil

little bit later or if we want to go now to the west german intel newbon where we are joined now by malta or shin ski he is a security analyst jim walsh is good to have you on the program we've got the interior minister of germany horse does a whole for confirming that the synagogue attack has in. anti semitic a for right background motive if you will i mean how strong is this far right scene in germany now. well the far right scene in germany has certainly been emboldened by a number of fact is over the last 23 years. we've had. allegations of actually investigations going on by the german authorities for the past year 2 years looking into right wing extremists networks for example last year in the town of chemists of the city of kemet such a network was discovered so it is actually. increasing the threat this increasing definitely and there has been a demonstrated will to use firearms to in the past and now it does have actually happened would you would you say that this has the hallmarks of a copycat. crime we understand that the police said that the gunman also had a mini cam on his h

have this automatic back in ism but none of them want to join your original 4 which are france italy malta and germany so they will have to continue it's an ongoing process but you can say that policy holder for now at least failed in his goal to have these results here today in luxembourg yeah he did seem confident a couple of weeks ago about getting these countries on board so what went wrong. well maybe he was a little too confident in the beginning to begin with he underestimated probably how contentious this issue still is in some countries how hard it is to sell but there's also an interesting effect on the other side of the spectrum which is that some countries that are always taking migrants really like spain or portugal thought they should have been included from the very start in this mechanism and didn't take it too well that only 4 countries did that without informing them so the most likely route now is that in the end will succeed it's just not as fast as he hoped it would be and that you know over the next few weeks he will be able to include more countries in this mechanism

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nothing was done to prosecute his murder in malta.ut in slovakia, a man named john who whose was his fiancÉe in there was a huge public outcry that some of you may remember. enormous demonstrations that led to a brawl of the government. in the election of slovakia his first female prime minister. so europe is sort of interesting because these are international corruption networks, additional his, there might be a european whistleblower that reveals information that is relevant to the situation relevant to here in united states. think about it, the rule of law and anticorruption, they are two sides of the same same coin. it's not the sort of capitalism that free-market america celebrates. we pride ourselves on our small business and entrepreneurship. you don't have that with carmine capitalism. that is why if you support small business, you should really be in favor of anticorruption and also the rule of law. that makes it possible. >> have a pretty loud voice. i've looked into her have you looked into great britain and whistleblowing

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germany and france led the effort to satisfy demands by italy and malta.hey claim other countries should take more migrants in. turkey says it is ready for an offensive against syria's k kurs that f flows donalald trump'ss decisi t to pull troops out of northern syria. trust now facing accusations that he has abandoned k kurdish forces who were key u.s. allies in the fight against the islamic state. prosecutors here in germany have charged a man who hijacked a truck and crashed into a line of cars with attempted murder. nine people were injured in that incident. it happened overnight in the western germantown. police quickly detained the driver. they have identified him as a syrian national has been living in germany since 2015. the motive has yet to be determined. >> this is the truck that rammed into seveveral cars in the westn german city on whahat -- monday. police believe the person at the wheel pulled the original driver out of his cab. there was speculation that the case might be connected to terrorism that federal officials have dismissed the possi

based malts from serbia there is malta we serve no useful reporting base malt from there. it was cheaper for transportation cost and it's cheaper also. prize after that we saw the importer also based malt from belgium. high end ales for discriminating tastes and in varying strengths. the bottles are labeled in cyrillic script for the brands predominantly serbian clientele and in english for the small number of albanian customers. homes from the border are still fresh because they are not close to ship them knowledge that they were trying step in hearing more and. more to justify eat as you know jobs defames to come true or just be friends of the people . bucks to say you know those for me to do crimes have to give a sponsor. and then me i kind of stuff. we leave here along always peace peace is the only way. greg johnny monastery for centuries a sacred site for the serbian orthodox church. it's also a unesco world cultural heritage site and as such the tracks both tourists and wedding parties. the serbian black seems to be an indispensable element of any wedding here. whet

just have to go on to a center left coalition government italy is working with germany france and maltato establish a quota system for distributing migrants rescued at sea so far they've been unable to get potential partner countries to agree. the identities of most of the migrants buried in lump a duce a cemetery are unknown. aid workers are there to a mulatto believes it's important for him to be among the 1st europeans to welcome people who've suffered so much he blames italy's politicians for polarizing opinion unfortunately. he's an italian i know they're. influenced by their overall public break and right now well many people even if they raise their right clearly. there are people that see this sentiment i would say. on other parts of the island sit other types of graveyards the remains of vessels that were meant to deliver so many desperate people to safety i start reminder that futures in vision but never realized. and produced in italy. protests have erupted in barcelona over the sentencing of 9 catalan separatist leaders who've been sent to prison for their role in the region

average of 45 percent people in poland are less concerned and least of all in malta . that may be one reason why germany is lagging behind when it comes to digitalisation while more than 90 percent of people in finland denmark the netherlands and sweden use online banking services just 55 percent of germans do below the e.u. average. that's amazing considering how many brick and mortar bank branches have closed down in germany well to each their own in many parts of asia people have a very different attitude towards the internet and a huge amount of time online every day do they worry their data could be used against them what renie. was i have one doesn't bring all my facebook at him on that but the mice and birds will never really love facebook because everybody get malware i was them i post photos of my girlfriend and my dog. because in the facebook implosion worth of buddhist teaching. when i had a chance 1000 facebook friends thought. i am odd and i felt somewhat leisurely at a social event going outside. bangkok has more facebook profiles than inhabitants thais s

there is one person that has been in all three places, is mysterious professor from malta who contted d padopoulos and ldhem about ha ran diplomat and heres a figure that remains mysterious than known, and some, people believe he might ha been an asset for the united states. laura: jonathan turley, thanks so much for that explanation. jonathan: thank you. laura: in other news, take a e dramatic pictures of a bridge collapsing in taiwan. a number of fishing boats were crushed when the structure gave way in the northeast of the country. several people are feared trapped, and a major investigation is underway.ur in dallas, ahas found a policewoman guilty of murder after she accidentally walked into a neighbor's apartment thinking it was her own and shod him hile he was eating an ice cream. amber guyger faces a mandatory life sentence for the killing in september 2018. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's primem, britain's minister says he has a plan for ncluding customs checkpoints for the borde twith northern ireland. buit is a tough sell. laura: britain

just have to go on to a center left coalition government italy is working with germany france and malta to establish a quota system for distributing migrants rescued at sea so far they've been unable to get potential partner countries to agree. the identities of most of the migrants buried in lump and use a cemetery are unknown. aid workers are there to a mulatto believes it's important for him to be among the 1st europeans to welcome people who've suffered so much he blames italy's politicians for polarizing opinion unfortunately lampedusa is an italian island which is influenced by the overall public break and right now well many people even if they face they are a little. better of people that see this sentiment i would say. say no fall. on other parts of the island sit other types of graveyards the remains of vessels that were meant to deliver so many desperate people to safety i start reminder a futures in vision but never realized. and produce an italy. now just this is the prize have wrapped up the rulebook and named 2 when a special the very date everest and canadian writer marg

and also is fulfilled we will have more later on but we thank you sun and finally the skies above malta just got a little bit brighter because of a colorful display by professional quite monsters marking the end of a 3 day festival on the island of gozo visitors are encouraged to get in on the act as well. village of caught a bit self was decorated with nearly 2000 kites. it was neighbor down the. it for this news that we're back in a couple of minutes though another full of interviews here on al-jazeera see in a moment. to. orange. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the wound. so many times when you call home al-jazeera international bringing the news and current of families that matter to you. al-jazeera. strangers from across new york with a claim in common abuse at the hands of a prominent priest and a shot of rows back and done to grab hopefully handles like to stop the pain just so there's an inch full kline's gains exclusive access to the accusers and questions the accused how long do you think that cardinal dolan will continue to protect you as

hoping to end the deadlock over who should take in migrants rescued at sea germany france italy and malta want other e.u. states to back a plan b. agreed last month to distribute migrants throughout the block. german police are removing climate protesters blockading streets and central for lent activist group extension rebellion says that several 100 people camped out overnight as part of a wave of civil disobedience similar protests are taking place worldwide to pressure governments to do more on the climate crisis. he said iraq's president barham salih has condemned attacks on protesters and journalists during a wave of anti-government under arrest earlier the government acknowledged that soldiers had used excessive force against demonstrators 2 2 more than 100 people have been killed and 6900 in a week of demonstrations against corruption and economic mismanagement. donald trump's plan to pull american troops out of syria is drawing fire from both sides of the aisle in washington senior politicians are calling on the u.s. president to reverse his decision they're concerned that the pul

sides of the atlantic because you don't have i think that i think in cases involving children well in malta important it's a big family to be able to have a connection with their char it would simply about the epilogue in my family more than a connection because if the child is jack's you know you can begin to figure out their emotional process for the child there or so i think that our interaction may be terrible experience or didn't and the fact could be if you've not been bam i mean even being suggested that. i think will be your complete disregard it will be emotional i well being of the charles that is am i right in thinking that. the laws in uganda have changed somewhat of that. that there is a period of time where that up to parents have to be available to that child and have to have contact with that child for a year was it through yes help me out. thank you think what may grow their own say for missing the point i want to call go with my brother nicholas that the relationship between and i don't give parent any child is that our interest possibility and it chose to get there with t

sweden lead malta 4—0.heir group after drawing 0—0 with georgia in tibilisi. they're now level on points with denmark after the danes beat switzerland 1—0. at the rugby world cup, ireland have qualified for the quarterfinals following a crushing 47—5 win over samoa. with typhoon hagibis hitting the east coast of japan, this match was played in the south in fukuoka and ireland ran in three tries in the opening 20 minutes. their task wasn't helped when bundy aki became the first irishman to be sent off in a world cup for a dangerous tackle. it didn't have any effect on the result as andrew conway scored ireland's seventh try to confirm the bonus point win. it now means scotland must beat japan by eight points on sunday to progress — if their game in yokohama even survives the aftermath of the typhoon. the all blacks are a sort of team that you can play at your best and still not get the result because they want number one in the world for ten years, they are not back—to—back world cup winners, for no reason.

through sending individual caseworkers through an organization based in malta the e.u. asylum support office and the way greece has requested the support until now has not worked it has not made decisions faster so what we've been advocating strongly i talk to the greek ministers i talk to officials him berlin is get together the 6 or 7 best asylum agencies in europe which have the experience with the greeks work out a detailed plan and say if from the 1st of november 250 people arrive each day how many caseworkers translators appeals panels do you need on the island to make a credible decision within 8 weeks and those who are not on the island you will not be able to process them move them to the mainland the moment as soon as you can but the moment you have a new system to make sure that you don't have an evident of new people coming so when turkey's president says that this deal is no working he's got a point well if greece manages in 8 months this year to send back a 100 people if any afghan for example gets in the boat and goes to greece knows that there is a 0 per

sharif did not join the group led by the malta brothers he told them he could not fight because he had heart disease. islamic state called on it sympathizers around the world to support them out of brothers in the battle on mindanao. day. impossible because even you. win this water but the highlight of the philippine go but i mean we're not. the heartbeat if you see have been in that. joint. meeting so what. you will lose. sharif run several religious schools in morocco way he says the kind of islam they teach is peaceful and has nothing in common with i.a.s. ideology. he tells us that muslims here are concerned to maintain their own culture independence is not a priority in fact he says many muslims in iraq we had actually voted for do territory. and yet it was the president himself he continues who provoked the attack on the city. what our president did is didn't buy the. ok you can bore. me and bore. a college in may on opinion this is the day. but the goldberg the go betterment also has a point because the did not allow us to negotiate with the devil. we accompany shareef to midday

hoping to end the deadlock over who should take in migrants rescued at sea germany france italy and malta want other e.u. states to back a plan that they agreed to last month to distribute migrants throughout the block. iraq's president barham saleh has condemned attacks on protesters and journalists throwing a wave of anti-government arrest earlier the government acknowledged that soldiers had used excessive force against demonstrators 2 more than 100 people have been killed and 6000 wounded in a week of demonstrations against corruption and economic mismanagement. did the german chancellor angela merkel really tell the british prime minister that he brags that deal is overwhelmingly unlikely that's what a source close to boris johnson has told british media following the phone call this morning between the 2 leaders the leak has prompted the council president on toast to warn johnson brogues it should not be a blame game the u.k. is due to leave the european union at the end of this month. to defuse brings that expert alex force fighting joins us now in the studio to break all this down

hoping to end the deadlock over who should take in migrants rescued at sea germany france italy and malta want other e.u. states to back a plan they read last month to distribute migrants throughout the walk. german police are removing climate protesters blockading streets and central berlin activist group extinction rebellion says that several 100 people camped out overnight as part of a wave of civil disobedience similar protests are taking place worldwide to pressure governments to do more on the climbers. on the shamrocks president barham saleh has condemned attacks on protesters and journalists during a wave of anti-government unrest earlier the government acknowledged that soldiers had used excessive force against demonstrators within 100 people have been killed and 6000 did in nixon's demonstrations against corruption and economic it's shit. here in germany 9 people have been injured after a stolen truck was rammed into other vehicles german broadcasters e.t.f. reports that authorities are probing the incident as a possible terrorist attack but investigators have yet to publicly co

reach agreement on the share of migrants that each member state should take germany france italy and malta last month agreed to a proposal that would automatically distribute migrants rescued from the mediterranean but they need the backing of other e.u. states for the plan to wear well that meeting comes as rescuers continue their search for at least 15 people who are still missing after an overloaded migrant boat capsized near the italian island of lampedusa at least 13 women died some of them pregnant 22 people were rescued the boat had set sail from tuna z.-a nobody on board was given life jackets more than a 1000 people have died in the mediterranean sea this year. now india says it will allow tourists back into indian administered kashmir prime minister narendra modi earliest scraps the special tama status of the state imposing a curfew in many areas modi also imposed a 2 month travel restriction to the disputed region and response to what his government described as terror threats. prime minister justin trudeau spent canada's final english language election debate fending off attack

obligation are you willing you willing to tell your priest because i'm sure there are 2 masters in malta more allegation by you that i should have thought why you were willing to put your in harm's way and what must all you know they stop what do you think the church should do to stop hiding. this man who we'll call gabriel never forgot the abuse he faced as a 12 year old catholic school student so that's the church you see there where the black rufus a hat that's correct 3 today this view from his home serves as a constant reminder that when you look at the window now you can see the church what do you think about. just how that destroyed my you. really get back to kill them honestly here in the center of manhattan's washington heights neighborhood sits incarnation parish and school. was supposed to be a refuge for gabriel who grew up without his parents paint a picture for me about what your life looked like a bad time. pretty last. straw last. may your emotional to think about. that. everything was cool school and my grandma grandma was very sick it's not that. bad it was just me and

science as we had until friday that we see colder air invading across the north of the country, malta will win out as we head through the weekend. on friday we see this feature of the atlantic from the south—west, low pressure, an active weather front bringing outbreaks of rain. it will stop windy across the north of scotland, low pressure nearby here, further showers, a dry start elsewhere, cloudy and wet, heavy rain across northern and western areas and is that rain bumps into the colder air, we could see sleet and snow over the higher ground. but another mile day across the south—east. as we head on into the south—east. as we head on into the weekend, it stays wet for saturday so the combination of the rain on friday and saturday could cause travel issues. stay tuned to the weather. welcome to newsday. i'm kasia madera in london. our headlines... the ayes to the right, 308. the noes to the left, 322. the uk is set for another brexit delay — after borisjohnson loses a vote to rush his deal through parliament. i will speak to eu member states about their intentions until they have re

still debating how to tackle the crisis a draft deal was reached last month by germany france italy malta and finland on how to relocate people who have been rescued they'll try to get other e.u. countries on board when they discuss the plan next week one prominent figure in the crisis has told e.u. leaders their approach is quote shameful see what captain cut all over katie was arrested and fined for illegally entering an italian port with 53 rescued migrants after being trapped at sea for more than 2 weeks having to explain to the survivors who had rescued the country and peace did not want them but the europe the so-called nest of human rights and civil liberties did not consider worse to touch its land it was hard to be a european citizen and those states. it felt very shameful well almost 80000 people have risked their lives making the journey to europe so far this year most arrived in greece more than 40000 at the latest count but camps there are already overcrowded and that's being blamed for recent deaths about 20000 arrived in spain it is already struggling to accommodate thousan