s promising that building the largest dam in africa won't cause water shortages in egypt if you o.p.'s prime minister abbey are made has had two days of talks in cairo he says hydro electricity from the four billion dollar nile river dam is vital for ethiopia's development egypt which relies on the nile for virtually all of this fresh water and farm irrigation fears the dam will be a disaster. we have come a long way to achieve confidence and to enhance bilateral cooperation and we will continue sincere and honest efforts in order to overcome any mutual challenges at the forefront is to reach a final agreement over the remaining songs dams to secure egypt's use of water from the river nile which is indisputable because it is the only lifeline for egyptians and at the same time contributing to achieve ethiopia's development and prosperity . a human chain of around two hundred thousand people has been formed in the basque region of northern spain basques are calling for the right to decide whether or not to remain part of spain as campaign all reports the show of support may aggravate a

under the new prime minister if the o.p.'s says it will recognize a two thousand and two ruling on the border between the two countries part of the ruling handed the border town of bad may to eritrea. well our joining me now here in our berlin studio is. she is president of the german african foundation a very warm welcome it's good to have a year with us is this a potential breakthrough in bilateral relations between eritrea and ethiopia well i hope so because this is indeed a historic moment. personally i'm very happy because after all it is by second homes though it is a i mean they have for quite some time but i haven't been there for the last fifteen years so everybody who is familiar with the horn of africa has waited for this day to come that every trains and theo pins are need and thanks to the new prime minister that t. in his inaugural speech invited eritreans and excepted the border ruling which was decided the hague commission the boundary commission some years ago i think this was so far the stumbling step you ha

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well the o.p.'s health minister says at least one person has been killed in a grenade attack during the new prime minister's first mass rally in the capital addis ababa more than one hundred sixty people were injured after it has announced a series of major reforms since taking office in april victoria gay some reports. this was the moment the grenade exploded close to where prime minister abbey ask why it was sitting. for a few moments there was confusion before members of the security forces came onto the stage and led the effort to safety. witnesses say they saw the man who targeted the prime minister there's a prime minister we're just concluded his speech and that moment there was a grenade. but i think the guy was just trying to stroll the stage. beside him just took him. just went off and on sunday it was a bloody end to a day that is started with so much optimism hundreds of thousands of ethiopians had gathered in the capital addis ababa mescal square to support their new prime minister sinc

hello and welcome to news stream live on al-jazeera and you tube it's the o.p.'s new prime minister has worked at a rapid pace since being sworn in eleven weeks ago now at the met is aiming to mend relations with wartime fellow eritrea i really could be and i'm not much of a dean today we'll discuss just how strong prospects are for lasting peace between the two countries and consider how you can lead without alienating his critics. we are fully committed to reconcile with our eritrean brothers and sisters those are the words of prime minister ahmed in his inaugural address to parliament in april now i be the ruling. are offering to give up disputed land to eritrea as part of a final peace deal eighteen years after a deadly war between the two countries eritrea has so far been quiet on the latest offer but has said in the past that the o.p.m. must first pull its troops out of the disputed areas nonetheless there has been support for the peace plan in most parts of ethiopia the editor in chief of the out of standard applauds performance so far saying he has been f

hello and welcome to news stream live on al-jazeera and you tube it's the o.p.'s new prime minister has worked at a rapid pace since being sworn in eleven weeks ago now at the met is aiming to mend relations with wartime fellow eritrea i really could be and i'm not much of a dean today we'll discuss just how strong prospects are for lasting peace between the two countries and consider how you can lead without alienating his critics. we are fully committed to reconcile with our eritrean brothers and sisters those are the words of prime minister ahmed in his inaugural address to parliament in april now i.v. and the ruling e.p. r d f are offering to give up disputed land to eritrea as part of a final peace deal eighteen years after a deadly war between the two countries eritrea has so far been quiet on the latest offer but has said in the past that utopia must first pull its troops out of the disputed areas nonetheless there has been support for the peace plan in most parts of ethiopia the editor in chief of the out of standard applauds performance so far saying he

to die he never came out alive it was ghostly cause because everybody seemed must have been on the o.p.'s and if not. on the bus or it was like walking to somewhere. and i used the wrong word but your knowledge is right it was already a morgue the government said it will respond in detail later this year but the relatives of those who died many elderly themselves want lessons to be learned and charges brought as soon as possible that al-jazeera portsmouth russians are reveling in football world cup success after becoming one of the first two teams to qualify for the knockout stages fans a basking in the host countries unexpectedly strong start to the tournament the lowest ranked team has reached the last sixteen for the first time since one thousand nine hundred eighty six when it was part of the soviet union was a good day today for spain and portugal at the tournament after drawing against each other in their open are both picked up their first wins and the richardson reports from moscow. well it's hard to overstate just how low expectations were for russian football fans heading int

tile c c has a green with ethiopia's prime minister to result of the nile river dam dispute at the o.p's undertaking a four billion dollar hydroelectric project on the river which cairo fears threatens its water security the dam will be the largest of its kind in africa leaders say they will work on an agreement to improve bilateral relations and increase investments in infrastructure. we have come a long way to achieve confidence and to enhance bilateral cooperation and we will continue sincere and honest efforts in order to overcome any mutual challenges at the forefront is to reach a final agreement over the renascence dams to secure egypt's use of water from the river nile which is indisputable because it is the only lifeline for egyptians and at the same time contributing to achieve ethiopia's development and prosperity iraq's prime minister says a fire at a warehouse storing ballot boxes from last month's election as a plot against democracy the boxes are part of the manual recount of those after widespread allegations of fraud the government says none of the ballots were destroy

so ahead for you if the o.p.'s new prime minister vows to press on with reforms despite narey escaping a grenade attack at a rally two days ago. and fears of growing tribalism in american politics president trump divisive rhetoric to behind. the wheel. hello there we are seeing a fair amount of rain over parts of western australia it's gradually working its way towards us on this little weather system here we're seeing more in the way of cloud already and then it looks like the rain will gradually move in as we head through tuesday and into wednesday so wednesday the wet a day then perth twenty two degrees as a maximum and a very sulky day towards the east we're also seeing more cloud here that's gradually sinking its way southwards so over parts of queensland and into new south wales as well it should stay away from us in sydney for now there are temperature making it up to around seventeen degrees as we head across towards new zealand a good deal of cloud of rain with us currently you can see all the speckled cl

and two to divide up the contested territory between the two countries the move was initiated by the o.p.'s new prime minister who was sworn in last month. tributes are being paid to fashion designer kate spade she was found dead in her new york apartment on tuesday in an apparent suicide she was fifty five she was best known for her kate spade and background which she founded with her partner in the early ninety nine. you're watching news still to come will ferrell racism in russia more of the football world cup we hear from a nigeria international about taunts he's received while playing in the russian legal authorities say they are just isolated incidents. or to business now with daniel in tough times for one of germany's key exports sectors from the sun to recover after years of stagnation but the threats are still there germany runs the world's biggest trade surplus as we well know and a lot of that is due to its high tech machines and pots so the country is especially worried about potential tariffs three quarters of john made machinery goes abroad our ports are dogma's into went t

o.p. there's a lot of work left to be done. there will have to be stepped up pace to get there, and that's the goal that's been established. the second piece for the c.o.p. has to do with ambition, and here we're really in the midst of the first five-year cycle under paris. paris established a series of five-year cycles to increase ambition and strengthen action. this one is perhaps less definitively spelled out in the agreement than some that come after starting in 2025, but nonetheless many countries, and we saw this at the intercessional negotiations in bonn several weeks ago, that made clear that they see this as an important milestone, and so driving toward that objective at the copp and more importantly having a clear sense of direction for increasing action by 2020 is another of those milestones, and then next year the u.n. secretary general

tuesday afternoon two more are still missing china's mines are some of the deadliest in the world and the o.p.'s says it's ending the dispute over its shared border with eritrea after decades of tension and fighting the government says it will fully accept a un deal put forward in two thousand and two to divide up the contested territory between page three fashion designer kate spade she was found dead in her new york apartment on tuesday in an apparent suicide she was fifty five she was best known for her kate spade handbag brand which she founded with her partner in the early one thousand nine. the new u.s. ambassador to germany is due to pay his first official visit to germany's foreign ministry later today nothing unusual about that you might think but richard grinnell has already ruffled feathers by undiplomatic remarks he made to the right wing web site breitbart news john politicians have warned him against interfering in domestic politics and the german government has asked the u.s. for clarification of the ambassador's remarks. this is richard grinnell he's been trumps man in berlin

hello and welcome to news stream live on al-jazeera and you tube the o.p.'s new prime minister has worked at a rapid pace since being sworn in eleven weeks ago now at the met is aiming to mend relations with wartime foe eritrea i really could be and i'm not much of a dean today we'll discuss just how strong prospects are for lasting peace between the two countries and consider how you can lead without alienating his critics. we are fully committed to reconcile with our eritrean brothers and sisters those are the words if you'll forgive the prime minister ahmed in his inaugural address to parliament in april now i'd be on the ruling.

it the o.p.'s economy grew at a faster rate than any other african country in the past ten years of foreign investors and local businesses complain that a shortage of foreign currencies like the u.s. dollar or strife are stifling the press private sector. reports from addis ababa this is the great if you have been remade sounds dumb on the blue nile nearing completion the project has been fully funded by the government and the people of ethiopia it's a fact that many here are proud of yet the infrastructure projects like the dam have put pressure on the country's foreign reserves which are already short supply foreign currency shortages the worst that i've witnessed in my entire life and it's all time lows that we have heard of and seen and this is because look at the economy look at the construction sector you look at the manufacturing sector look at the import everything and the government projects all those that have been planned and viciously have slowed down. a mother calls for the crisis is

if the o.p.'s prime minister says east african countries will take action to end south sudan's civil war if the warring parties can't reach an agreement regional leaders are meeting in addison to discuss the peace process on wednesday south sudan's president salva kiir met rebel leader rick must chart for the first time in two years tens of thousands of people have been displaced in five years of conflict. so to them. is. unwilling and unable to harm or death of them go there are people. who are. the moral of the will of. the sponsibility. the u.k. is promising a streamlined registration system for e.u. citizens to apply to stay after breaks that the government says it wants to make the process of staying as easy as possible but many europeans in britain are deeply worried about the future as new barco reports. it has left italian composer dimitris colorado in a limbo is among three and a half million citizens living working and paying taxes in the u.k. who will now have to pass government checks

in miserable detention centers and face systematic deportation on saturday one hundred thirty each o.p's were sent back to the country from the port of who data human is already devastated by a civil war that's led to what the u.n. calls the worst humanitarian crisis and the chaos resulting from that conflict especially around the state of baba meant that has made the area even more risky for refugees one hundred five disease canada's senate has voted to legalize recreational marijuana putting it a step closer to becoming the first in g seven country to permit its use prime minister justin trudeau committed to legalizing the drug during his twenty fifteen election campaign the landmark bill would allow cannabis to go on sale and adults to grow up to four plants at home for their own use it now needs to clear the house of commons again before coming into effect. eligible voters across europe have begun to cast their ballots in turkey's general election and it's thought as many as three and a half million turks living abroad can participate in the votes both for president for a new parli

in miserable detention centers and face systematic deportation on saturday one hundred thirty each o.p.'s were sent back to the country from the port of who data human is already devastated by a civil war that's led to what the u.n. calls the worst humanitarian crisis and the chaos resulting from that conflict especially around the state of baba meant that has made the area even more risky for refugees one hundred five hundred zero zero. turkey has suspended a deal with greece which allows athens to return refugees and migrants cross from turkey is in italy ation greece's refusal earlier this week to allow the extradition of eight turkish offices who fled to greece after the twenty sixteen crew at least twenty people have been killed after a joint test reich's by syrian and russian. president shall area of the rebel held village of sadhana in a province and is one hundred people were injured in the strikes many rebels and civilians are being moved to the province as part of a cease fire deal ending fighting in other parts of syria. a man who carried out a lorry attack which killed five

continent at a tram president assad is a forward in a surprise move last week welcome what he called if the o.p.'s post of messages and decided to send his first official delegation to addis ababa form a province of ethiopia eritrea walked for independence in one thousand nine hundred three its oppression from ethiopia declared its will landlocked resit broke away with the portal as someone must so what. five years later the two countries went to warm up over the ports over the small undusted village of button on the border and who it belongs to. how the two countries dealt with the aftermath of the war has had the most intimate impact on their citizens thousands of it turned nationals were deported from ethiopia that had three or two sent home ethiopians living and working within its territory dividing families and running businesses built over a long period your last a brahmananda term by both chose to stay in addis ababa and keep his job at a pro-government were custer when his entire family was deported in two thousand and two at a trailer nothing prepared him for the two decades he spent a

if the o.p.'s agreed earlier this month to abide by a peace deal signed eighteen years ago which ended fighting with their training troops both countries have remained at odd since the war in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight over disputed area or un backed ruling in two thousand and two granted contested territories to eritrea but if he refused to withdraw troops and recently has more from. it's the fourth harm in almost two decades the two countries will be discussing peace between them there's been a situation of whole peace for the last two decades and what is making people really hopeful that this time around things might be successful is the also by the new ethiopian prime minister to accept the old yes i give him until two thousand with a stop the published if you can in a tree and boundary commission who's holding european reject at least of now things he's willing to accept and if you're willing to cede all those disputed areas at a track of course that there will be issues that you

if the o.p.'s problem is saying that building the largest dam in africa will not cause water shortages that is in egypt if the prime minister abu akhmed has had two days of talks in cairo he says hydro electricity from the four billion dollar nial river dam is vital for ethiopia's development more now on that historic trunk him summit in singapore so the bill for hosting the talks will add up to twenty million dollars with half of that amount going to security but singapore's prime minister says it's a cost they're willing to pay for regional stability and the summit proves that standing in the international improves as it standing in the international community so let's take a closer look at this island city state trump is staying at the shangri-la in downtown singapore it's about a ten minute walk from the st regis hotel work him it's believed to be and the presidential suite both leaders have already met the singaporean prime minister at the a stonor working office and the official residence of

is promising that building the largest dam in africa out won't cost water shortages in egypt if the o.p.'s prime minister ahmed has had two days of talks in cairo he says hydro electricity from the four billion dollar nile river dam is vital for ethiopia's development egypt which relies on the nile for virtually all of this fresh water and from irrigation fears a dam will be a disaster. we have come a long way to achieve confidence and to enhance bilateral cooperation and we will continue an honest effort in order to overcome any mutual challenges at the forefront is to reach a final agreement over the rene songs down to secure egypt's use of water from the river nile which is indisputable because it is the only lifeline for egyptians and at the same time contributing to achieve ethiopia's development and prosperity. the lack of government warnings about an erupting volcano in guatemala is causing growing anger rescuers have given up hope of finding any more survivors from the disaster which has killed at least one hundred ten people there as mariana sanchez reports from one of the most

in miserable detention centers and face systematic deportation on saturday one hundred thirty each o.p.'s were sent back to the country from the port of her data yemen is already devastated by a civil war that's led to what the u.n. calls the worst humanitarian crisis and the chaos resulting from that conflict especially around the state of baba meant that has made the area even more risky for refugees one hundred five hundred zero zero. well still ahead here on the news in guatemala was search and recovery operations were temporarily suspended we'll tell you why and in sport well the one simona halep is on the brink of a first at the ground sometimes the state. how it was there were some lively storms just pushing out of the northern plains of the u.s. easing i would say was a made west see the great plains actually sing for ever amounts of cloud to spinning off the rockies and that will continue to make its way further east then as we go on through the next couple of days there we go the upper midwest see some very heavy rain for a time on friday as warmth around six to see people wi

if the o.p.'s new prime minister vows to press on with reforms despite narey escaping a grenade attack as a rally two days ago and world cup hosts russia for their first defeat of the tournament i will be coming up later in. the libyan coast guard has picked up nine hundred forty eight african refugees and migrants in the mediterranean sea they include dozens of women and children were taken to a naval base in the capital tripoli before being transferred to a refugee camp in the town of homs one of those rescued said an italian vessel had refused to pick them up or italy's interior minister has called for migrant centers to be set up across africa to stop asylum seekers reaching europe an idea which libya has rejected but libya's interior minister in tripoli one day pledging to help libya stem the flow of migrants immigration hardliner criticize france's minister for european affairs for suggesting a rescue ship stranded with hundreds of migrants on board should dock in italy on the maritime law.

in miserable detention centers and face systematic deportation on saturday one hundred thirty each o.p.'s were sent back to the country from the port of who data human is already devastated by a civil war that's led to what the u.n. calls the worst humanitarian crisis and the chaos resulting from that conflict especially around the state of baba meant that has made the area even more risky for refugees one hundred five hundred zero zero jordan's new prime minister. says he's close to withdrawing contentious tax changes that are sparked days of protests and demonstrations forced the previous prime minister to step down earlier this week alexia o'brien reports. there's no time to say flying in jordan's new prime minister. is getting straight down to work he takes office under pressure to calm the biggest protests in jez ever attack slow critics say targets the poll and working class president has promised immediate action to come up with a new law that suits everyone and has begun consultations with employees the senate and trade unions. we've started this morning and we will go through

well meanwhile if the o.p.'s new prime minister scaped a grenade attack at a mass rally in the capital addis ababa r.b.a. ahmed was whisked away by his security immediately after the blast one person was reported dead and more than one hundred sixty people injured ahmed has announced a series of major reforms since taking office in april or now turkey's presidential candidates have held their final rallies ahead of sunday's elections which are widely viewed as the most crucial in decades president. urged people to get out and vote he attacked his opposition for lacking vision and boasted of his achievements while in office like new health infrastructure has been in power since two thousand and three called the snap election eighteen months early but his main challenger muharram n.j. is also held a rally in istanbul drawing a massive crowd he's painted a bleak picture of turkey on the one saying its currency would remain weak and its refugee problems on resolved six candidates running for president under reforms

and two the commission made its final and binding ruling but ethiopia refused to accept it but if the o.p.'s new prime minister ahmed has now reversed that stance and he helped roll out the red carpet for eritrea's top diplomat today the welcome included a rich display of ethiopian culture has said his country will now except the terms of an agreement to end hostilities with neighboring eritrea he added the issues dividing the two nations are miniscule compared to their eagerness to mend ties. well are joining me now here in our berlin studio is. she is the president of the german african foundation a very warm welcome is good to have you here with us is this a potential breakthrough in bilateral relations between eritrea and ethiopia well i hope so because this is indeed a historic moment. personally i'm very happy because eritrea after all is buy second homes so to say i moved there for quite some time but i haven't been there for the last fifteen years so everybody who is there with the horn of africa has waited for this day to come that every trains and g.o.p. and thanks to the new pr

tram president decides to forward a key in a surprise move last week welcome what he called if the o.p.'s positive messages and decided to send his first official delegation to addis ababa former province of ethiopia eritrea voted for independence in one thousand nine hundred thirty its oppression from ethiopia declared its will landlocked resit broke away with the portal as someone must so what five years later the two countries went to warm up over the ports over the small and thus the village of button on the border and who it belongs to. how the two countries dealt with the aftermath of the war hoshide the most intimate impact on their citizens thousands of it too unless schools were deported from ethiopia that a threat to send home ethiopians living and working within its territory dividing families and bringing businesses built over a long period. of brahman at a term by both chose to stay in addis ababa and keep his job for government work custer when his entire family was deported in two thousand to the trail nothing prepared him for the two decades he spent away. from his part

ethiopia is promising that building the largest dam in africa won't cause water shortages in egypt if the o.p.'s prime minister abbie ahmed has had two days of talks in cairo he says hydro electricity from the four billion dollar nile river dam is vital for ethiopia's development those are the headlines of the system fraud forensics continues next year. john huffington is on the outside with an uncertain future. you know we all make choices a degree of this younger. we are through sophomore year of high school. both my parents the very words came my father's ph d. my mother had a master's both teacher taught at different points in their careers so education was like really a pair of. stepped away from all and took a left turn and got into the party scene and you know put myself in the wrong choice and waste. i was doing drugs and it was in the eighty's and cocaine was coming in at that point it was a new thing you know is the big thing and there's a lure to the money you know the reputation of prestigious comes with and. long haul to situation and i find myself you know still there. is a pret

in miserable detention centers and face systematic deportation on saturday one hundred thirty each o.p.'s were sent back to the country from the port of her data. yemen is already devastated by a civil war that's led to what the u.n. calls the worst humanitarian crisis and the chaos resulting from that conflict especially around the state of baba meant that has made the area even more risky for refugees one hundred five. turkey has suspended a deal with greece which allows africans to return refugees and migrants who have crossed from turkey is him a tally ation for greece's refusal earlier this week to allow the extradition of aids turkish officers a fair degree self to the twenty sixteen crew. so sick on this time on a suspended the search for survivors around my mouth kwaito saying rain and all kind of cereal make it too dangerous and russia's president in the hot seat for his annual filing with the public but this year things were done a little differently. how i was there were plenty of showers across central parts of europe lots of thunderhead showing up here has been rumbling aw

continent at a tram president four would keep in a surprise move last week welcomed what he called the o.p.'s positive messages and decided to send his first official delegation to addis ababa former province of ethiopia eritrea voted for independence in one thousand nine hundred three its oppression from ethiopia declared it as it broke away with the portal. five years later the two countries went to war over the ports over the small village of the border and who it belongs to. how the two countries dealt with the aftermath of the war hoshide the most intimate impact on the citizens thousands of it turned nationals were deported from ethiopia. that a threat to sent home ethiopians leaving them looking within its territory dividing families and bringing businesses built over a long period your last a prominent a term by both chose to stay in addis ababa and keep his job at a pro-government custom when his entire family was deported in two thousand to the trail nothing prepared him for the two decades he spent away from his pardons and siblings. procedure mother my father died and i couldn'

in miserable detention centers and face systematic deportation on saturday one hundred thirty each o.p.'s were sent back to the country from the port of her data yemen is already devastated by a civil war that's led to what the u.n. calls the worst humanitarian crisis and the chaos resulting from that conflict especially around the state of baba meant that has made the area even more risky for refugees one hundred five hundred zero zero. now some one hundred thousand migrants and refugees ended yemen last year according to the international organization for migration the vast majority of them a feeling poverty and persecution in their home countries of ethiopia and somalia last february the i.o.m. followed some seventeen thousand migrants trying to reach a tons of a juror on the coasts of djibouti from there they usually attempt to undertake the sea crossing to yemen where they often face for long detention torture sexual abuse and conflicts they typically had to sound eurabia in search of work and better lying living conditions even though some five hundred thousand a few opium migran

in miserable detention centers and face systematic deportation on saturday one hundred thirty each o.p.'s were sent back to the country from the port of her data. yemen is already devastated by a civil war that's led to what the u.n. calls the worst humanitarian crisis and the chaos resulting from that conflict especially around the state of baba meant that has made the area even more risky for refugees one hundred five hundred. still to come this hour afghanistan's president announces a temporary ceasefire with the taliban to coincide with the end of ramadan. and spain sets a new benchmark in gender equality swearing in a cabinet that sixty five percent women. hello the weather settle down it's quiet and surprisingly house in a few places not so much in love and but in iraq you can see from the satellite picture not a lot going on so it's so much the forecast thirty in beirut forty four in baghdad the green the showers in eastern turkey in the caucasus and if you like in the mountains north of tehran now these terms of come up fairly swiftly and that's true not just in iraq we're down

is if the o.p.'s now at a turning point it remains a priority for us to be actively engaged for this reason we will send a delegation to add his abacha and come up with a plan for future action eritreans fought and won independence from ethiopia in one thousand nine hundred three but the two sides went to war again in one thousand ninety eight over the demarcation line between the two neighbors more than eighty thousand people were killed. but on the losses incurred in time wasted have been huge but as the damage accumulated in things became increasingly in bearable it spurred the wrath and rebellion in the people of ethiopia who said enough is enough the un brokered a peace deal the two countries signed in algiers in two thousand but neither side has observe the truce. strict military conscription laws have prompted thousands of young men to flee from eritrea as red sea coast line for europe israel and other african countries ethiopia's new prime minister over to start talks with their trio two week

if the o.p.' new prime minister says a few people have been killed and several others were injured after a grenade attack during a rally he was addressing minutes have been talking to tens of thousands of supporters in the capital addis ababa mescal square since taking office in april the forty two year old has announced a series of reforms including the release of tens of thousands of prisoners the opening of state owned companies to private investment and a peace deal with eritrea this is what's had to say in an address to the nation just after the attack. in the air my fellow while that with a certain groups planned and coordinated to destroy this large gathering to kill innocent people and to spill blood on our streets they have tried very hard but their entire plot has failed despite that a few europeans have been hurt there are a few people who have been killed and others have been injured but first for those who lost their lives for ethiopia's forgiveness and future my brothers and sisters

been involved in one of africa's most intractable standoffs for decades but earlier this month if the o.p.'s said it would fully accept the terms of a peace deal with eritrea made in two thousand. the global trade is his first you terracing us x. sports commentator fact this friday there will hit all american products like whiskey and motorcycles but will they hurt. booted out of the dal the u.s. top corporate index gives general electric its marching orders. and behind bars for the banking crash that lot to your zones most costly stage rescue. welcome to your business new. it's good to have you with us this friday the disputes first uteri of sonia's x. fours come into fact it will hit real american products like peanut butter whiskey and motorcycles trade relations between the u.s. and europe are under strain especially since washington impose tariffs on e.u. steel and aluminum.