if merkel goes to some european partners. she does not have to go to them statesause the visigoth are not taking refugees anyway. they also don't have any borders. she basically has to do with austria, italy, france, belgium, and so on, and she has an ally in macron, and she can say to the italians, "i've got this fiery dragon breathing down my neck. me." g." -- help and i will ask how much she has to pay. anna: she is under enormous pressure. mark rutte helps her keep the migrants out -- macron helps her keep the migrants out. peter: are we talking about payments made by germany or payments from european union funds? i may not in an individual since we she comes to terms with italy or someone else about taking migrants back, there might be payments involved. peter: people are beginning to talk about this now. she spoke and a lightweight about financial compensation in the press conference with macron. meantime that in italy, they do not want migrants back, so maybe a way to let him accept them is some money, and it could be

is merkel at risk? we have to start thinking about a post merkel era. that said we live in a 20% world. accent, that was saying that the chances for brexit were all about 20%. i think the chances of merkel getting into trouble are in that sort of region. not probable, but possible. one school says is is just something being stirred up by people in bavaria. there's a fuss going on, yet again, she will geither. with money -- get through. with many of these big leaders, you don't realize what travel there and until something arise at the end. the odds are, she will come through. there is still this big question about merkel which forms the whole of europe. has she kept europe together, but not fundamentally pushed it through the reforms necessary to make it work? you can argue immigration and the eurozone is the same. in both cases, you something that cannot go forever. it will stop. you cannot have a single market of people, free movement of people without some kind of reliable border. au cannot have a eurozone, single currency without some sort of transf

a big press conference being held between germany's chancellor and israel's prime minister angela merkel benyamin netanyahu speaking right now. and it won't be the battle you feel to stand up for a two state solution right now we seem to have a rather complicated situation because right now the talks are taking place whatsoever seemingly we also talked about gaza and we talked about the abuse of children and civilians to act against israel done none of them i know we also think that germany can support however in those areas where one can give economic support to the people in gaza and we talked about very concrete projects here so all in all i think one can safely say that areas where we agree to disagree what we have hotness with friends and we want to understand each other's viewpoint on their own so very many areas where we see eye to eye and which we will continue to build on so yes again of it and thank you very much prime minister says them and well i'm looking forward to good cooperation for much of what is it in israel and india to live this year if you. argue just for america m

tonight, merkel, macron, migration, and the money. the leaders of france and germany talk about reforming the eurozone as europe's migration dilemma dominates. the french president and german chancellor are calling for a unified european response to migration, but is macron's support enough to ease the pressure on angela merkel at home? also coming up, children in cages. the images attached to america's zezero-tolerance immigration policy. anger is growing as president trump defends tearing families apart at the border. and upsets galore at the world cup in russia. senegal put on a blazing display against poland. we will show you how that turned out, plus the rest of the day's world cup action. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. it's good to have you with us. tonight, germany's chancellor angela merkel is digging in her heels, insisting on a unified european response to migration. merkel and the french president emmanuel macron met today to discuss eurozone reform and solutions to europe's migration crisis. chancellor merkel said europe should

chancellor angela merkel facing a mutiny led by her interior minister. he is said to be preparing to define her and risk being down the government. also coming up, , the brink of a tradwar,r, the u.s.. president's slaps tariffs on china and beijing fires back. match day to at the world cup -- two at the world cup, morocco and iran facing off. which of the two sides had a lucky day? ♪ sarah: i am sarah kelly. welcome to the program. thank you for joining us. we begin with what is proving to be a stress test for germany's coalition government. angela merkel's authority is being challenged by her interior minister horst seehofer. her position is hanging by a thread after seehofer, a member of her own block and sister party the csu said he wanted to implement a plan under which migrants would be turned away at the border. merkel has rejected the idea, insisting on finding a joint european approach. reporter: angela merkel's governing coalition has begun to wobble under her policy. while the conservative party still backs her, the bavarian conservatives, the

like angela merkel said a few days ago. this is your home and we will do whatever it is necessary to make sure thahat you are safe. i think we are safe, but i think turks want to see the german agencies and institutions doing the necessary things to feel safe here. i think we want to see more and more steps taking. it is not only about us. it is about jewish people who live in germany. like are thedlines jews safe in germany? it is not being taken seriously. peter: you are talking about toxics -- toxic political language. do about nothing to whether the turks are integrated. what was the most assimilated group in german society ever? it was the jews. it was because they were assimilated that they were annihilated. that is what the nazis said. this group it is -- they were liquidated from germany. origin, dof turkish you accept german culture? i would say yes, up to a certain point. there are certain things about you that i'm not sure. look at what happens when you assimilate. it is not whether immigrants assimilate slowly o

amount a cough and welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel is facing a mutiny in her own conservative bloc over migration policy that could threaten her hold on power merkel's interior minister jose a whole for of the conservative bavarian c.s.u. party is openly defying her he's demanding the power to turn away migrants at the german border merkel has rejected the idea insisting instead on finding a joint a european approach this is being seen as the most serious crisis to hit the chancellor since her new coalition government took office in march. unprecedented scenes of the german buddhas talk yesterday its chancellor angela merkel was in effect threatened with open rebellion her conservative blog on the board does talk normally acts as one but in an extraordinary move it held separate meetings on the same issue the bavarian conservatives of the c.s.u. versus the rest the c.s.u. says it can no longer wait to see a change in machall migration policy. again we've made it clear what needs to be done more agents lead to restore order borders we should take the stand turning

news line from banning the deal revealed chancellor angela merkel secures new agreements across europe zuko of my current flows into germany but is these strictly e.u. a sign of policy enough to appease rebels or not governments and safe job boards are coming up the world cup reaches its crunch phase today marks the beginning on the knockout round you're quite funny called if you point to that teams marchand big hitters argentina are hoping to hit as strong as. i had on the home free glad you could join me chancellor angela merkel has secured agreements with fourteen more you countries for the rapid return all for jech to the saddam seekers she's also called 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 t

this is due to the news coming to you live from berlin the deal rubios chancellor angela merkel's new agreements to curb migrant flows into germany but is the stricter u.s. thought of policy she secured enough to appease rebels in her government and save her job also on the show. next it will get sacked for a presidential election on sunday but the vote follows one of the deadliest electoral seasons the country has ever seen with counted its targets for assassination. and in school or is called bridges it's crunch phase the knockout rounds start later today with hopefuls like yours why you think hazard such an argentina looking to hit their stride it's. good to have you with us and german media are reporting that chancellor angela merkel has secured agreements with fourteen more a you countries for the rockford return of rejected a saw them seekers she also reportedly wants my current process and centers at germany's border as merkel faces h.l.i. first deadline set by hardline coalition partners for an overhaul of the migration approach and merkel told reporters the deal she forged co

seven summit angela merkel did say that countermeasures against the u.s. steel and aluminum tariffs would be put in place today of course was a calendar day for the publication of the final list of chinese products to be terrorists by the u.s. but certainly the seeds of developmental was a reminder to investors that member states might not have as unified stance on global trade as generally assumed and that's of course adding to nervousness. christine lagarde the chief of the international monetary fund she is increasingly concerned about the most recent developments let's listen in to what she said so-called trade war driven by reciprocal increases in import tariff gives no winner and we find generally loses on both sides the negative impact on the global economy would be serious not only the united states takes action but especially if other countries as a result were to retaliate notably those that would be most affected such as canada such as germany and other european countries now he specifically mentions european companies like germany to retaliate

is the deputy news from berlin i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program a german chancellor angela merkel and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu are due to hold talks here in berlin it is their first meeting since u.s. president donald trump pulled out of the iran nuclear deal netanyahu is in europe to push for his policy of a hard line against tehran but previous meetings with merkel have been marred by tension. on the american land benyamin netanyahu smiled for the cameras but their relationship has become more tense these past few years that netanyahu has been pushing ahead with the expansion of jewish settlements in the west bank and doesn't agree with a two state solution doesn't sit well with merkel she sees his stance as an obstacle to lasting peace a few weeks ago donald trump made things even worse he decided to withdraw from the nuclear agreement with iran and move the u.s. embassy in israel to jerusalem. israel a plot of these moves germany didn't. in march during his inaugural visit to israel the new german foreign minister outlined his country's approach. which over th

this is d w news a live from burning the deal revealed chancellor angela merkel secures new agreements across europe to curb migrant flows into germany but is the strictly us sign of policy a nod to appease rebels in her government and to save her job also coming up the world cup reaches its crunch face and it will be a conscious the titans outscore schools hockey team christiane are right now though battles it out with uruguay is a talisman no it's what it. might have been a home free glad he could join me it has been a make or break week for german chancellor i'm going to markland now she appears to have delivered a deal that could salvage her fractured coalition merkel has secured agreements with fourteen more 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 a letter sent to coalition leaders merkel has faced a sunday deadline from a rebel faction in her government to overhaul the e.u.'s migration approach she told reporters in brussels the deal could be enough to end the standoff. well

pascal believes that merkel's crisis will only bring france and germany closer together the struggling chancellor is dependent on support from paris also with us is alan posner a regular columnist for the berlin daily deal fellows he says once again magical has defeated an opponent by giving him just enough rope to hang himself whole sinkhole for all the talk but couldn't. find a very warm welcome to turn his albright head of the opinion section at another burning paper. and a believes angela merkel is a survivor but she is now at the mercy of europe's populist and i let me begin with you it's been described as the biggest crisis of the merkel years that is surely no exaggeration now it is not very deep crisis though we have talked about. rice is far and. is he has always survived this show and i think she still has a chance to get out of this one decently i think there is a possibility for compromise but yet both macca and feel far in it with all they have with their very causes of political existence so i think it is it is very true giants in the late stages of their political career

well here in berlin senior members of merkel c.d.u. party have been meeting today we asked one of them the premier of the state of has whether he thinks the coalition government will survive this dispute. since we both want the same which is to say the autumn migration i am confident that we will find a compromise two more weeks can seriously be a problem here that is why i expect both sides to understand the need to keep a cool head and i think that a compromise is absolutely doable. so i call for a compromise will chancellor merkel get it let's talk to a couple of our analysts. cautious standing by at the c.s. you had quarters in munich and outside the chancellor here in berlin is our chief political correspondent linda crane start with you maximiliano the various conservatives the c.s.u. are threatening to defy medical and go it alone on migration is any compromise in sight. well that's the question that's being discussed right now here in munich as the party leadership is meeting up in the headquarters the question is what is their

merkel has made it clear that she doesn't want to go it alone. that have long been we believe that uncoordinated rejection of asylum seekers at our borders in the heart of europe could lead to a negative domino effect at germany's expense in german interior minister horse as a whole for and his party the c.s.u. want german border police to reject asylum seekers who have already been registered in another e.u. country but chancellor merkel says that's not compatible with european law she says germany would first have to check which country is responsible. she'd like to agree to individual treaties with countries such as greece and italy to facilitate the return of refugees but even if no such agreements come out of the summit merkel says that doesn't mean the c.s. use plan to refuse refugees entrance into germany will come into effect. let's get these things will not happen automatically we in the c.d.o. believe it is important that we first discussed the situation amongst ourselves and only after that will we enter into discussions with the c.s.u

this is it over your news live from berlin chancellor angela merkel seeks the help of president in mind one must call a friend as she scrambles to forge a new european migration policy the two leaders are meeting near berlin along with their ministers the chancellor needs a solution that urgently her own interior minister has told her to find a solution fast or he'll take action himself. also coming up a new record for misery in the united nations refugee agency says almost sixty nine million people were forcibly displaced last year playing war violence and persecution. and a round up of world cup news including england getting their campaign off to a winning start we'll have highlights and preview today's matches. you know. i'm serious oh my god a good to have you with us germany's chancellor angela merkel is meeting france's president tomorrow one more call in a push to solve europe's migration crisis they are meeting along with their respective cabinets in mesa barracks just outside the german capital berlin both moscow and merkel are preparing for an e.u. summit next week zero for b

that is a problem from glenn merkel -- maria: that is a problem for angela merkel.he has to present something back home that makes her look good, but at brussels we will tell you solidarity is not enough. we need to see more comprehensive immigration reform in europe. allies from the various sides of her party have said they are not interested in making the government fall. they are working on an active solution. we might get more details later. anna: various people making the point in europe that there is a and the germans, political crisis has driven migration onto the agenda. let's talk about trade. what are we likely here -- what are we likely to hear from the europeans around trade this time. do they want to be confrontational? maria: that's right. we have seen a draft, and we understand that european leaders will say today that wto rules have become obsolete in the wake of protective measures by donald trump. what we saw last night should provide relief, but the mood on the ground is that the european union must be ready for more trader -- for more tariffs and

hello and welcome my name is christopher spring a good to have you with us chancellor angela merkel is reportedly planning emergency talks with several a united nations as she struggles to avert a crisis within her coalition government have a migration policy the german daily built says the high level meeting could take place as soon as next weekend chancellor merkel is locked in a round with her interior minister haas the whole for who heads the bavarian sister party of her christian democrats say hoffa has threatened to unilaterally tighten germany's borders in defiance of. who wants to find a european solution. so with fear is spreading that the deadlock could bring down the german government has no denying it he's trying to split the conservative block he said this to the built newspaper nobody in the c.s.u. is interested in toppling the child dissolving the conservative palm tree group or breaking up the coalition. bring in our chief political correspondent linda crane melinda we now have apparently the interior minister hall seeable for softening his position somewhat is this the

her interior minister is leading a revolt that could threaten merkel's political future. coming up, the 2018 football world cup has kicked off in moscow. after a glittering opening ceremony with robin williams, the first match turned out to be a big win for the hosts who dominated from start to finish. i am sarah kelly. welcome to the program. thanks for joining us. we begin in germany where chancellor angela merkel is facing a rebellion by her interior minister over migration. it is being seen as the most serious crisis to hit merkel since her nuclear -- new government took over in march. the interior minister of the bavarian csu wants the power to turn some migrants away at the border. merkel has rejected the idea, saying it would undermine european solidarity, but the minister is said to be ready to define her. it was a day of doubts and disruption at the german parliament as angela merkel was threatened with open rebellion. an unprecedented scenes, the bundestag held meetings on the same issue. the csu says it can wait no longer to see a change in merkel's migration p

he has his tanks parked on angela merkel's lawn.e has given her a two-week deadline, or 10 days now, to get some real progress on this migration issue, otherwise he's going to take tough measures unilaterally. but this was a commemorative event commemorating second world war refugees and also marking world refugee day. and so, that explains the conciliatory tone. and of course horst seehofer needs to watch out. he could look like the european donald trump if he is not careful. angela merkel has always stressed the humanitarian aspect of this migration question. horst seehofer needs to respect that as well, of course. brent: there is a mini-migration summit planned for this coming sunday. what do we know about it? who is invited and what is the plan there? simon: who is invited is mostly countries directly affected by migration, germany and france of course, as well as the southern states like greece, italy and spain, and some others, perhaps malta, bulgaria and belgium and so on. what are they hoping to do? i think thrash out some k

. ♪ uy: we'll migration bring down angela merkel?he chancellor faces some of the most important days of her tenure. how will investors actually react if this german government falls? oil slumps again. a fiery opec meeting is expected ahead of saudi plans to boost output. smtp futures are under pressure. are underures pressure. most of europe is under pressure this morning. t: we are looking at futures pointing down across the board. not huge drops everywhere you look, but substantial losses on the continental index. dax futures are down more than half a percent this morning. take a look at the u.s. 10 year yield. a three-day chart here. the mood is increasingly risk off. investors are buying those bonds, pushing yields down, creating at 2.9132%. uy: let's talk about what happened, friday. let's talk about what happened this morning. london got battered on friday. we saw stocks like bp and shell being soldalso the miners being sold aggressively. minors being sold aggressively. we are seeing concerns around the metal and oil markets. s

news live from berlin and the deal is revealed chancellor angela merkel securest new agreements across europe to curb migrant flows into germany but is the stricter e.u. asylum policy enough to appease the rebels in her government and save her job also coming up. at the soccer world cup in russia france are through to the quarter final after beating argentina for three in a rollercoaster match it's the end of the road for argentina and their superstar lee and all that see who are out of the tournament. omarion and unseen it's good to have you with us. it's been a make or break week for german chancellor angela merkel and now she appears to have delivered a deal that could salvage her fractured coalition merkel has secured agreements with a further fourteen you countries for the rapid return of asylum seekers she's also called for a migrant processing centers at germany's borders as detailed in a letter sent to coalition leaders merkel had faced a sunday deadline from a rebel faction her government to overhaul the e.u.'s migration approach she told reporters in brussels the deal could b

this is deja vu news from berlin i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu are meeting in berlin today it is the first meeting between these two world leaders since the u.s. president donald trump announced the u.s. withdrawal from the iran nuclear deal there is a lot on the agenda but for prime minister benjamin netanyahu one of those topics is the most important for him and that is the push for his policy of a hard line against tehran our coverage begins with this report. on the american led benyamin netanyahu smile for the cameras but their relationship has become more tense these past few years that netanyahu has been pushing ahead with the expansion of jewish settlements in the west bank and doesn't agree with a two state solution doesn't sit well with merkel she sees his stance as an obstacle to lasting peace a few weeks ago donald trump made things even worse he decided to withdraw from the nuclear agreement with iran and move the u.s. embassy in israel to jerusalem. israel a plot of these moves. germany d

that has left german chancellor angela merkel in hot water.he is holding crisis talks here tonight as a challenge from her right wing conservative alliance, as they threatened to bring down her coalitition government. among those at the meeting is horst seehofer, the sister party to merkel's christian democrats. seehofofer is pushing for tightr border controls. the row is threatening to splinter the alliance between the parties, which could see merkel lose her overall majority in parliament, meaning she could lose her job. i am joined now by our political correspondent outside the german chancellor rehear in berlin. a lot is at stake here for merkel in this meeting. >> exactly. this is definitely one of her most important weeks in her political career. it could see the collapse of her goal in -- governing coalition. you mentioned the closest ally is putting angela merkel under tremendous pressure. they have essentially given her an ultimatum. they say the interior minister says he will close the borders beginning of next month to asylum who ha

quadriga coming to you from the heart of berlin and this week the focus is on german chancellor angela merkel who truly has her back to the wall everyone is asking how long can europe's longest serving leader cling on to office and with the latest ructions over germany's and europe's immigration policy is facing an ultimatum from her powerful interior minister also a whole first says bring back a european solution from the brussels summit at the end of the month or else he will go it alone at issue a unilateral order for police to start turning away refugees from germany's border as so question here on quadriga germany's refugee rao can survive and to discuss that question i'm joined in the studio by three journalists who have all been following this story closely beginning with pascal to pull berlin correspondent for audio from santa ana. pascal believes that merkel's crisis will only bring france and germany closer together the struggling chancellor is dependent on support from the us also with us is alan posner a regular columnist for the berlin davey d. fellows he says once again medical

and chancellor merkel c.d.u. but that's also a rather unlikely scenario so in that case they would have to call new elections and chancellor merkel has made it clear this is her last term as chancellor she then would wind up stepping down so essentially we're looking at something with the potential to blow up the entire german government shortly after it took office absolutely i mean it is really very dramatic indeed the question is why is who for doing this why is he doing it now what's driving him to do this what's driving him above all our politics in tact. namely his party is the bavarian sister party of the chancellors c.d.u. they have always disagreed with the c.d.u. on immigration since that open door policy of twenty fifteen but this is coming to a head because there is about to hold a very important regional election that is the heartland of say ho fers c.s.u. and the c.s.u. wants to look very very tough on immigration at this particular moment in time in order to ward off gains in their heartland from t

that both angela merkel and the money will mark want to put forward. and we thank peter oliver for that excellent report i told you today was stocked full of information but that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on directv channel three twenty one dish network channel two eighty or streaming twenty four seven on pluto t.v. their free t.v. app channel one thirty two or as always you can get us at youtube dot com boom bust r.t. or catch a suit take care. that . kids. are. going on in. those you don't consume you've been talking to them there on the stand on the bus on that equal distance is my son's only because this tells me. to slow down we don't sell him the will move up to those missiles is the. palestine is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of suze the middle stick mr. liu i can believe this is my complicity he is going to study all media if you do you know john you just go through the shit the only palestinians who gets the most hopeful is to reduce one count. i don't think this is about those

and focus on the pitch also coming up germany's coalition in crisis mode german chancellor angela merkel faces a rebellion over her refugee policy within her conservative bloc and it could threaten her very political future. with. a very warm welcome on leyla iraq it's great to have you along everyone d.-w. is world cup coverage starts right here with that herman or tournaments officially opening in moscow as we speak i'm now joined in the studio with my highly esteemed colleague matt hermann who will be covering the cup for us and that there's been plenty of action in the russian a capital even before kickoff with the stadium hosting a spectacular opening ceremony for. fans have lined up the streets and filled the public viewing zones in moscow while the eighty thousand supporters inside the stadium were treated to a good performance by none of these on the market rate their british pop star robbie williams the tournaments opening match between host russia and saudi arabia have since kicked off. all right well let's start off with you max they're going to hit the ground running what do

the hole for heads the very insistent party of merkel's christian democrats with fears spreading that the deadlock between the two . sides could bring down the german government he's now said he has no intention of splitting the conservative block he said this to the built newspaper nobody in the c.s.u. is interested in toppling the chancellor dissolving the conservative parliamentary group or breaking up the coalition. bring in our chief political correspondent linda crane melinda we now have apparently the interior minister hall suitable for softening his position somewhat is this the beginning of a compromise between him and chancellor merkel hard to say for sure because we are also seeing reports this morning that he told a circle of the the bavarian conservative party's leadership that's the c.s.u. party that's at the heart of this whole dispute he told them apparently i can't work with that woman anymore to chancellor merkel so that makes it sound as if he is still seeing this as an absolute head to head power struggle but he did go on in the quote that he that you gave us to sa

both angela merkel and the money will put forward. jan we thank peter oliver for that excellent report i told you today was stocked full of information but that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on directv channel three twenty one dish network channel two eighty or streaming twenty four seven on pluto t.v. the free t.v. app channel one thirty two or as always you can get us at youtube dot com boom bust r t well catches to take care. of. i think it's trying to imagine i say things just to be controversial and you would not withstand the level of attacks of police harassment of detention of having my post of social services being called on my children my family being on threat of coming to jihad these plot to behead me in nov twenty seventh i don't believe you would withstand those levels of people trying to trying to silence you if you didn't believe what you said. join me every week on the alex salmond shill and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you. eight years in the

angela merkel faces a rebellion over immigration and her party. russia world cup host posts the tournament opener. uruguayt will be facing this holiday. alright, time now for a business update. i am joined in the studio by yuka royer. we will start with the tray tensions between the diseconomies as donald trump does plan to hit china with fresh tariffs. yuka: the u.s. president has the chinese goods with a 20 percent import duty. china's foreign ministry warns that they will take immediate action. beijing will retaliate in kind. will retaliate in kind. reporter: china's -- >> china's position is consistent. if the u.s. takes protectionist measures that harm china's interests, we will immediately respond and take necessary measures to defend our legitimate rights and interests. yuyuka: as trade tensions rise, china's tech giant -- the second-largest worker only -- only became public this week. have fallen twin percents. this is weighing on investor sentiment. european stocks are mixed with off 1.8%, frse although they still appear to be headed for

group of leaders will meet this weekend to try to find a solution and a german chancellor angela merkel has less than two weeks to come up with a europe wide response or she could be out of a job also on the program. for children in cages america's zero tolerance immigration policy in action with the trump administration under increasing pressure at u.s. lawmakers are to vote tomorrow on immigration legislation that could end the practice of separating the migrant children from the families of the border. since day seven of the football world cup in russia has three games on the menu portugal have just finished taking on morocco with superstar christiane over and all that doing what he does best we'll show you how about one thousand times. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program a group of a ulead is this to meet on sunday at a mini summit to deal with the divisive subject of migration into the block time is of the essence and this issue is threatening the german chancellor this coalition government. is at odds with her interior minister he was threatened to defy the chancellor and tighte

offer he was chairman of the bavarian sister party of merkel c.d.u. he should be one of the closest allies of her in the cabinet what is he in particular risking the downfall of a government just to make this point. they've had long simmering tensions over immigration policy the varian conservatives often referred to as a sister party of machall c.d.u. they've been sisters at odds basically ever since twenty fifteen in that big influx of refugees because the bavarian conservatives simply didn't support the so-called open door policy but the reason for the current urgency and the reason for this absolute standoff is actually tactics of politics there's a local election coming up in the very end heartland of the conservative c.c.s. you and the c.s.u. wants to look very tough on immigration in order to ward off gains by the far right immigration party the f.t. so this is all about essentially tactics do you see any way out of the crisis melinda i think there is definitely room for some kind of face saving compromise it might take the shape of something w

to people who may need one another french president a man who needs under merkel for his ideas on europe and the german chancellor needs france for a europe wide migration policy maze about palace outside of a pleasant atmosphere for difficult subject after the talks mccrone called for franco german cooperation and a united europe. over the issue of the society it's really a decision for society women perhaps even for civilization. do on the one hand there are those who say we can get rid of the earth and no longer addresses challenges it's really upon us if you. on the other hand are those who say as we do that this europe can make progress if we become more sovereign and unified that the op on the whole don't just a more to tell a for pursuit of an. on asylum policy mccrone sent a strong signal back in the german chancellor in her domestic dispute with her party sister organization the c.s.u. . merkel plans to quickly make deals with individual countries to take back refugees who were fast registered their mccraw announced that his country would be ready to take back its share but the

all right that was the german chancellor angela merkel speaking a short time ago for more on this e.u. meeting in brussels we're joined now here in the studio by peter craven our political correspondent and barber of easel who is standing by in brussels so hello to both of you barbara i'd like to begin with you now we just mentioned that four of the e.u. countries are not taking part in today's meeting so if not everybody is present what exactly are they hoping to achieve today. it doesn't mean that the eastern european countries so the vision for our country has been particularly didn't come it doesn't really mean very much because they don't participate in future migration policy anyway they might get try to block certain solutions but they don't really have anything to contribute and in particularly they're not willing to take any migrants in so then not really players in the game some other smaller countries didn't come because they hardly have any migrants there are not really concerned portugal cyprus for instance and so everybody is that the table in brussels who does have peop

this is deja vu news live from but the lady is known for turning german chancellor angela merkel refuses to back down in the face of a public challenge from her interior minister over migration policy this standoff is threatening to bring down germany's coalition government just three months off search of course. they're coming up. because lives around the world small easily fix the holiday view to see general. pushchair you don't believe there's often a bracing. and that the won't count margin tina not told them the second the full games on saturday tiny iceland made it to the quarterfinals of the euros two years ago could pay much higher flying argentina. five hundred home free glad you could join me german chancellor angela merkel is standing firm today as a dispute over migration with one of her top ministers threatens to bring down her coalition government merkel has reiterated her intention to seek a call the european solution to illegal immigration escalating the standoff with interior minister who say who for now he wants germany to unilaterally toughen its border controls the ge