to this big scandal and reflects a concern that many people in germany have about germany's migration policy all right let's take a look at the folks who are sort of pushing this one step further which is to say the n.t. migrant far right part of the de they are calling for demonstrations under the banner that enough is this particular case you know adding to their ranks oh yes it's a present for them the fact that we're seeing this this case here and also the fact that we've got this congo in the office of migration of refugees they've been using obviously that to stress that germany's migration policy is not working that angle and michael should take responsibility in fact we saw that also this this weeks of they're obviously using that to their advantage on the other side of the political spectrum there are parties that are saying that the f.d.a. is using a human tragedy this is the case of a fourteen year old girl for political benefits and they shouldn't be doing so so obviously also from a political perspective is a very big debate as to what should be done and to what extent one can inter

ask the question once and for all are you with me or are you against me in this question of migration policy all the c.s.u. could decide to give a bit more time they are saying that they don't really want to. say well maybe there is a compromise in there and you mention the chancellor merkel's looking for a coalition partner she's doing that also within the european union she's hoping to get agreement on what she calls a european solution to the migration crisis there's an important summit coming up later this month is there any sign that the chancellor will be able to get an agreement with her european partners on how to deal with migration well this is you are arguing that they're actually helping uncle americal because they're saying if we're showing that germany has its own national interests then that gives as a better negotiating position because at the moment of course we all know that germany's as a country that's taking in most asylum seekers' across the e.u. and i'm glad macro has been pushing for in the e.u. wide solution but so far unsuccessfully she does want to hold bilateral meeti

germany's chancellor has clashed with her interior minister paseo for over migration policy he has backed down but he's given their all and ultimatum to sort out border control and chill weeks or he'll do with himself. also coming out bad in german luxury carmaker audi arrested on suspicion of fraud it is the latest development in the diesel emissions that cheating seattle. and giants humble world cup champs in germany are in shock after losing to mexico in their first match of the tournament and the other favorites brazil failed to beat switzerland will find out what went wrong for the world's true top ranked team. i'm sorry so much going to good to have you with us german chancellor angela merkel has managed to fend off a potential government crisis by agreeing to a compromise with her bavarian coalition partners the c.s.u. the deal secures the coalition have merkel's job for the next two weeks michael stressed that reducing immigration was a common goal for the two parties and that they would work on a solution together for his part interior minister horst say hoffa said he would wait for an upcoming e.u. summit be

s speaking out against trump's trade and migration policies all right thank you ben you're watching get of your news still to come international experts join the hunt for twelve boys and their soccer coach trapped in a flooded cave in thailand but rescuers fear time is running out and he's been called one of the world's most expensive living artists a new exhibition of the works of god wished it has opened in pottstown. don't forget you can always get it if you news on the go down letter out from google play or from the app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and you can also use the day that you have to send us your photos and your videos. much more news and business coming up in the next thirty minutes. morris. is going to make will sometimes get a body star not us. but the vast majority of mexico's two hundred thousand missing persons never found. mexico is in the grip cope drug cartels and corruption. but human rights activists and family members cling to a desperate hope mexicans dying for

on sunday and what we will see sumi i suppose is going to be it to tonic shift in migration policy in europe europe all gets ready to get rid of some of the legal and humanitarian constraints that have held back so far you mentioned the fault lines barbara finding that europe wide solution is going to be difficult where is there common ground and where are the difference. there is common ground of course in common border protection everybody says yes we want that we have always wanted that so this is a question of personnel and money there will be forthcoming even if i'm going to market will have to pay the largest share she will do that lightly because that's an issue that she can help to solve there will also be i assume a very strong consensus on migration camps outside of europe this is supposed to be the new solution to the migration crisis that isn't really if you look at the figures of crisis and you more about is perceived use that many european politicians as such but typically austrian italy at the moment the migration camps outside of the e.u. some countries like albania almost donya already

with the influx of refugees and really there's no division between her critics on her migration policy and her in that all right our chief political editor michelle with us here in our studio thank you very much. turkey heads to the polls on sunday with the future of the country's political system at stake if president to one wins he's promised to deliver sweeping constitutional changes to further strengthen the presidency which was once only a ceremonial role despite his challengers everything is pointing to another win for the strongman. what. president. has been steering the course of turkish politics for more than fifteen years. he has a good charted reelection which would allow him to further tighten his grip on power. after this presidential election the most controversial constitutional changes in a generation will come into force if they were only narrowly backed by the turkish people in last year's referendum without on wins the necessary majority he will be an almost all powerful president but he is not there yet. these people stand in his way they are add ons biggest challenges. sixty one year

large it would be manageable provided you had a unified comprehensive good long term migration and asylum policy which all agreed a bump it would then be manageable and by the way the africans are all not all coming north south south migration within africa where i spent thirty years of my career is just as large as south more progress so it's not as if there were an invasion it is not in the numbers that follow we are trying to negotiate a global compact on migration we think that that work out of prestige issue but you're going to have issues like this for example europe wants more migrants to be sent home and her going to open more legal pathways to europe and the driving forces are such that this is not going to matters of the media. mr dali i mean here everybody. yes start the cigar yet the hell is the result of that and right now the top priority is not actually dealing with the protocols is all that you see here. it is just about dealing with the symptoms and basically dealing managing the logistical springboard or i'm libya and tunisia and this is where this is raul the italian. authorities care l

migration to ensure that the e.u. has a unified common policy on migration he sees all of that adding up together into this stronger that's needed to address international challenges in the wake of a void left by the us a fascinating vision to debbie as political correspondent melinda crane chief political correspondent excuse me putting it into context for us thank you. now the future of the e.u. is also on people's minds in ireland where bright as it is looming large irish leaders are determined to stave off the world worst of the economic fallout and dublin's foreign minister has been a here in berlin talking about the country's relations with the block and with germany post bragg's it kate brady caught up with him for this exclusive interview . do you think that island has the ability to replace the u.k. in that gap that's going to be left behind after taxes no i don't think we can ever replace the u.k. i mean you know i've said that brags it really is a lose lose lose for everybody i think i think britain's place in the world will be weakened both politically and economically by their decision to leave the european u

has since said that it has yet to receive permission these migrants like that used migration policy remain in limbo. all the fate of countless migrants trying to enter europe and the fate of german chancellor angela merkel remain intertwined tonight and time is not on america or the migrants song i'm joined now by our political correspondent nina hawes as she is following the story for us tonight here in berlin good evening to you nina the chancellor has until july first to present a european plan ally gratian i mean when you consider how the deal was reached on living the life line dock in malta today when you look at the chances of success for medical they don't look very good do that. well let's not forget who gave her this deadline who gave her the ultimatum and that is her closest ally the bavarian conservatives hasi who fungal america's interior minister has taken on has adopted a hardline approach to migration this is because he wants to win the regional elections with his party which are coming up in october in bavaria and of course the far right a.f.d. the anti immigrant party is very strong co

with the influx of refugees and really there's no division between her critics on her migration policy and her in that all right our chief political editor michel you know with us here in our studio thank you very much. still to come on the day a cold war blockade and the daring rescue operation to save a city remembering the berlin air left. planes dropping essential supplies in west berlin up to thirteen thousand tons each day. i see this monument as a sign of the fight for freedom that's what it was. now turkey heads to the polls on sunday with the future of the country's political system at stake if the current president. wins he's promised to deliver sweeping constitutional changes to further strengthen the presidency and cement his power in a country which was once a parliamentary democracy there are challengers to his bid for reelection but everything points to another win for. what. president. has been steering the course of turkish politics for more than fifteen years. if he has a good charted reelection which would allow him to further tighten his grip on power. after this presidential election

with the influx of refugees and really there's no division between her critics on her migration policy and her in that all right our chief political editor michelle you know with us here in our studio thank you very much now as we mentioned chancellor merkel was visiting lebanon where a debate is raging over repatriation of syrian refugees lebanon hosts the greatest number of refugees in the world per capita one million nearly all of them are from neighboring syria but syrians are now accusing lebanese officials of trying to bully them into leaving. really isn't how bruce has been looking for safety since the beginning of the syrian war in the bombs you arrived five years ago here in swahili lebannon a tailor he found work at a clothing shop and rented a house. he began to settle down but now he says local officials are bullion him trying to force him out. and i want to live not the situation now in lebanon has become really bad for us refugees lebanon is pushing us to go back to syria we had to fill this application that we were asked of the area where we come from is now safe and we said it's not stable

german chancellor is the political crisis that is brewing back home and that is all about migration her initial open policy she severely under pressure her chief foreign policy adviser stayed behind in berlin to get more and more edu countries to pledge that they will join this special informal summit on migration this coming sunday which in the end will sow how great uncle americal personal support as a politician is in europe after all she promised to deliver bilateral deals in time for the upcoming edu summit in under ten days time. right let's bring in our political correspondent here in berlin for more on the story have repaired merkel and jordan today said that germany must remain an open country but as michelle just said here at home she's facing a revolt among her own conservatives over open migration policy what do you think she means by that. these remarks were made to during meeting on the american had with students from the region in the middle east and these students quite frankly all still have the chance of the german chancellor how safe it will be to live in germany as a foreigner or as a r

knew that the migration and refugee agency was struggling why was nothing done to relieve the pressure betrayal of r.t. . the main critics of our globe work all's liberal migration policy the right wing party who came for the country's general election last year meantime the right to show a strong showing in slovenia clinching a quarter of the vote there on sunday the increase in support for the s.t.'s party there's been widely linked to the migrant crisis almost half a million people pass through the country between twenty fifty and sixty attempting to cross into western europe s.t.'s leader claims why groups would be better off staying in their own countries. which during the biggest wave of mass migration we told our european partners the better life for those who want to come to europe should be secured in their home countries slovenian for loss of us level dziedzic told my colleague colleen bray that the rise of right wing nationalist parties is being driven to things by fundamental disconnect these days between politicians and large swathes of the public. it is just same process all at all western europe united states and so on and so on the ruling liberal elites

with the influx of refugees and really there's no division between her critics on her migration policy and her in that all right our chief political editor michelle with us here in our studio thank you very much. now the maltese government says it is not responsible for a ship carrying more than two hundred migrants which italy has already turned away the lifeline operated by a german aid group which says it picked up people from international waters was blocked by the anti immigration italian government roman sists malta should take the ship and it is the second time in two weeks that drone has barred a vessel carrying rescued migrants the first the aquarius eventually went to spain in. time for business with daniel now in washington's latest terror threat thank you very much sue me yeah the lives of folks logon dimer affected by this one bomb of trump has launched another salvo in the trade dispute between the u.s. and the european union after e.u. tariffs took effect today targeting american consumer goods like whiskey and motorcycles the u.s. president threatened a twenty percent tariff on european co

we've all known that but the big question how likely is it that the e.u. can agree on a migration policy that will allow the chancellor here in germany to keep her government together. the whole you will not agree not in one go it's not possible and part of this package has already been pushed forward into the fall what the commission hopes for and i say helpers i'm going to mark as helpers are hoping for is that by literally trilateral agreements can begin to pave the way and we can slowly move towards a solution in the future that is the best that she can she can get at the moment and whether her of the variances to party will be satisfied with that that is a decision that is going to be made not in brussels not in berlin but in munich i'm afraid barbara thank you so much your correspondent barbara faisal there in luxembourg. turkey is facing severe economic woes as the country's voters head to the polls on sunday for a general election the country's currency is losing value fast driving up inflation this week the lira hit a new historic low against the us dollar is you leon is trackin

large it would be manageable providing you had a unified comprehensive good long term migration and asylum policy which all agreed a bump it would then be manageable and by the way the africans are often not all coming north south south migration within africa where i spent thirty years of my career is just as large as south north language so it's not as if there were an invasion it is not in the numbers that follow we are trying to negotiate a global compact on migration we think that that work with dress the issue but you're going to have issues like this for example europe wants more migrants to be sent home and her going to want more legal pathways to europe and the driving forces are such that this is not going to matters of the media. mr golly i mean the average. start the cigar yet the hell is the result of that and right now the top rate is not actually. the protocol. they use. it is just about dealing with the symptoms and basically dealing managing the logistical springboards or i'm libya and tunisia and this is where this is where all these are young. so it is care law. it is not in a position o

if they don't want to so that's a complete failure of the migration policy of until america mr starr thank you very much for talking to us. all right the soccer world cup continues to bring lots of thrills and today's first knockout games or certainly no exception have a fully last time to get the sports joins me now in the studio to talk about all the action so pablo right before we went to air in this program the final seconds what an amazing result for or a guy really good for europe would two one in the end they see off the european champions of course portugal and what a game it was the first time really wasn't exciting but the best thing is if we see these goals it's what we really really need to do europe was take a look there now you can see how things really work quite exciting look at these for an absolute cracker of a goal from edinson cavani he met a we swatted scrolls in just the seventh minute to give his side believe it was canceled i was in the second half of taping rose highest to drag his side level. once again that's edison cavani from p.s.g. on your wise course he was the hero of the hour but a little bit

holding talks with king a bolo where migration policy will top the agenda hundreds of thousands of displaced syrians including some initially hosted by jordan have migrated all in word to europe with germany as a key destination. well d.w. chief political editor. is traveling with the chancellor and joins us now from amman jordan why is markel visiting jordan and lebanon now is this visit connected with the political crisis in her government over migration back home. well there's no direct connection but the overarching issue of course is migration and now under intense pressure back home from her sister's c.s.u. party she's working against a deadline to force e.u. why it's either bilateral multilateral agreements and mackel is always seen as the beacon of stability in the e.u. and jordan is seen as the beacon of stability in this troubled region in the middle east both leaders have a lot to talk about it was a long scheduled meeting but it can definitely be seen as a welcome break for the german chancellor from the trouble she faces that what about jordan and its challenge in hosting seven hundred thousand syrian refugees how is jordan coping with the chanc

this and for this reason i spoke about working with countries that are willing on all dimensions of the migration policy the spanish prime minister spoke about the external donation and i spoke about the internal damage and in this spirit we will have through the talks in the coming days donna cain has more from often near the germany austria border. how to resolve the immigration crisis that's the fundamental issue confronting e.u. leaders and so when i'm going to macro met the spanish prime minister high on the agenda is this idea of secondary migration of people registering for asylum in one state and then moving to another the idea of controlling borders is something key to this is the idea of a compromise solution all people are going to be able to access borders such as this border here that i'm standing on the austrian german border or will there be some form of control here in bavaria the government very clearly wants to have tighter immigration controls but from the german federal position that's when they resist that and so when i'm going to america and mr sanchez talk about secondary migratio

to meet french president in modern micro and so we'll know a lot more about all the details of potentially you migration policy in the next coming days ok and watch this space. political editor nina thank you so much for now. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines today in the u.s. at least five people were killed in texas when the s.u.v. they were travelling in crashed while being chased by border patrol agents the agents who tried to stop the car because they believed it was smuggling undocumented migrants. hundreds rallied in the u.s. state of texas to protest the government's policy of separating migrant children from their parents under the trump administration's zero tolerance policy adults who enter america illegally are placed in custody and their children are taken away some two thousand children have been separated from their families between mid april and may. and powerful earthquake has shaken the japanese city of osaka several dozen people have been injured in at least three are dead the quakes knocked over walls and set off fires around the city with a population of m

first chancellor angela merkel's interior minister looked set to define her on migration policy a move that could talk all the government but he seems to be backing down we'll bring you the latest developments also coming up the head of german luxury carmaker audi arrested on suspicion of fraud it is the latest development in the diesel emissions cheating scandal. and giants humble the world cup champs germany in shock but mexico's fans are so celebrating their one nil win. that their favorites brazil left field to beat switzerland we'll find out what went wrong for the top ranked team. i'm seeing me so much going to good to have you with us germany's governing coalition steps back from the brink of a crisis that could have toppled chancellor angela merkel her interior minister haustus a hope for has apparently back to down from a threat to defy merkel's policy on letting migrants into the country now a short time ago he said he would adopt a step by step approach while the government seeks an e.u. wide policy on migrants they hope first party is under pressure from far right politicians and head of regio

this tweet what do you think person has done will trump once and for all aldred himself as in and chancellor merkel and the migration policy that she stands for. well that is nothing new really i mean even during his election campaign he painted under machall as his personal bogeyman when it comes to immigration he claimed that he had and that she has ruined germany and that germany was a catastrophe has also mentioned other countries belgium france sweden where life is terrible because of immigrants and terrorists according to donald trump but angela mack and germany in particular have been his obsession both as economic competitors to the united states but also as a failed example of a wrong headed it's immigration policy as he sees it all right carson stand by we'll talk with you again in just a moment it is not migration in europe but rather in the u.s. that is drawing condemnation tonight you win is calling the trumpet ministrations policy of separating migrant children from their parents at the mexican border unconscionable and there is a growing backlash in signed the united states as well. kept in cages more than e

plus on the american meets her top coalition colleagues as she tries to deliver a migration policy to satisfy them all she's adamant that europe holds the key but that might now but that might now be enough for the not be enough for the right wing of her government and at the world cup denmark joined france in the next around that australia crashed out after losing to prove all the action coming right out. of the. plane. thanks for joining us everyone. u.s. president donald trump is celebrating a major victory the supreme court has upheld his travel ban which blocks people from several mostly muslim countries from entering the u.s. signing the ban into law was one of the first things trump did after taking office the move triggered protests across the u.s. and caused chaos at airports the initial ban was struck down by a lower court but then an amended version whent into force last december the supreme court ruled the ban does not discriminate against muslims. all right let's take you now to washington to do a user claire which it's a new who is standing by good to see you claire the supreme court as

this and for this reason i spoke about working with countries that are willing on all dimensions of the migration policy the spanish prime minister spoke about the external donation and i spoke about the injury no damage and in this spirit we'll have the talks in the coming days the u.n. secretary general antonio taylor she is calling on the world not to abandon the united nations agency for palestinian refugees the organization known as annorah says that it's facing a quarter of a billion dollar shortfall and may soon have to cut emergency assistance the u.s. slashed its funding by more than a half in january civilians caught up in last year's siege of barai in the southern philippines fear that the conflict may not be over philippines president rodrigo to clear declared victory of ice a link to mao tay fighters in october last year after a five month battle but many people then i'll feel that the fighters could regroup and launch another assault are those the headlights these continues here on al-jazeera after the war in october next. yeah. on the sixth of october nine hundred seventy three the tenth

strong opposition to the european union's migration policy hungary's prime minister viktor orban is fiercely against any plan to redistribute asylum seekers across all e.u. countries now at the height of the migration crisis back in two thousand and fifteen he had a razor wire fence built along hungary's border with serbia new arrivals have since slowed to a trickle but the high security barrier remains in place you wus funny for char has more barbed wire detectors border patrols hungary's answer to the migration crisis since twenty fifteen journalists are not welcome to film at the border of the serbia this is just closest we could get you can see this fence it's one of the most fortified and have any god that in europe it's like a sealed fortress the methodists clear keep migrants out what does this fence mean to people on both sides of the border i'm meeting t.v. i could watch a private lawyer for migrants under a new home getting a law people who help migrants can be prosecuted kenya considers to work essential . these migrants want someone to talk to a few calming words that would ensure their asylum claim would be taken care of. our interview

we've all known that but the big question how likely is it that the e.u. can agree on an migration policy that will allow the chancellor here in germany to keep her government together. the hell you will not agree not in one go it's not possible and part of this package has already been pushed forward into the fall what the commission hopes for and the i say helpers i'm going to marcus helpers are hoping for is that valid through a trilateral agreement can begin to pave the way and we can slowly move towards a solution in the future that is the best that shouldn't she can get at the moment and whether her a very insistent party will be satisfied with that that is the decision that is going to be made not in brussels not in berlin but in munich i'm afraid barbara thank you so much your correspondent barbara faisal there in luxembourg well while all this is going on in europe chancellor merkel is visiting lebanon were a debate is raging over repatriation of syrian refugees over the past seven years lebanon has become the temporary home to one point five million displaced syrians are now acc

this and for this reason i spoke about working with countries that are willing on all dimensions of the migration policy the spanish prime minister spoke about the external donation and i spoke about the injury no damage and in this spirit we will have through the talks in the coming days to feel. what i would like to tell the public in the media is that we will be going to this summit at the end of the week with a very constructive attitude and attitude of integration an attitude that we must present proposals because we are experiencing it ourselves the only way to respond to immigration is through a common european approach dominic a reports now from lafon which is on the germany austria border. how to resolve the immigration crisis that's the fundamental issue confronting e.u. leaders and so when angle americal met the spanish prime minister high on the agenda is this idea of secondary migration of people registering for asylum in one state and then moving to another the idea of controlling borders is something he too this is the idea of a compromise solution are people going to be able to access bo

this and for this reason i spoke about working with countries that are willing on all dimensions of the migration policy the spanish prime minister spoke about the external donation and i spoke about the internal damage and in this spirit we will have through the talks in the coming days. you know if you know what i would like to tell the public in the media is that we will be going to this summit at the end of the week with a very constructive attitude and attitude of integration an attitude that we must present proposals because we are experiencing it ourselves the only way to respond to immigration is through a common european approach. and six you countries have agreed to take in more than two hundred migrants stranded on a rescue ship off caused after days of bickering about the boat fate the lifeline has been at sea for more than five days after italy and malta refused to let it enter their ports but french president says each of the member states that include france italy and portugal will take a few dozen individuals and in austria hundreds of police and soldiers have been taking part in what's

this and for this reason i spoke about working with countries that are willing on all dimensions of the migration policy the spanish prime minister spoke about the external donation and i spoke about the in juneau dimension and in this spirit we will have through the talks in the coming days. terrorises calling on the world not to abandon the united nations agency for palestinian refugees who are going to zation says it's facing a quarter of a billion dollar shortfall and may soon cut emergency assistance the u.s. slashed its funding by more than half in january more than five million refugees in the middle east rely on that agency for education food and health services navy divers say reentered a flooded cave in northern thailand to search for a missing football team live pictures here at were of that operation is underway twelve boys and their coach when exploring on saturday when rising water from a heavy rainstorm blocked their only exit rescuers are confident they're alive prayers are being held for the safe return of those teenagers those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera and

germany's chancellor has clashed with her interior minister paseo for over migration policy he has backed down but he's given their all and ultimatum to sort out border control until weeks or he'll do with himself. also coming up bad in german luxury carmaker audi arrested on suspicion of fraud it is the latest development in the diesel emissions that cheating seattle. and giants humble world .

large scale migration is putting pressure on governments all over the world many western governments are tightening their policies so more and more migrants are being sent home again via in west africa is one of the world's poorest nations so many young demi and strive to make it to europe but when they're sent back home they're often stigmatized as failures and have few opportunities to improve their prospects. known endearingly as a smiling coast of africa the gambia has little in way of its economy to smile about two decades of tyrannical rule forced especially young people to europe in search of a better life but now under new governance these migrants asylum applications of being rejected and dumb dollars spent three years in germany training and working as a caregiver for the elderly until he was unexpectedly deported he now lives with his mother and six other people in a small house in the capital banjul. from the surely this is my folder from school in germany where the number in the class home they arrested me inside the classroom so i had to take it with me and one of. my brought my school books all the