in a state election in october and to potential gains by the far right party as you heard from a shiela so all of that being said certainly this bitter bitter conflict that was not necessarily something that was called for by the facts on the ground has left this government damage it has hurt the credibility of this government not only of mr say hope for himself but of the chance. there as well and she essentially or she is reported to have said today in her discussions with her party leadership here in this building that if she were to allow mr c. hofer to go ahead with his ultimatum to unilaterally turn back refugees that she would essentially be stelling her e.u. partners the her other european union leaders that she met with this week that those relations didn't matter and she said basically i wouldn't have to show my face in brussels again. melinda crane reporting for us from berlin and mission occurred in munich many thanks to both of you. if you're just joining us reports are coming in the german interior minister a horse they hope for also the leader of the bavarian c.s.u. party

european in a more coordinated fashion so what exactly could horsy hope for be dissatisfied with here shiela. well he clearly wanted to see something that amounts to that has the same effect as migrants being a turk turned away from the german border if they are already registered in a different european union state and that basically was the decision by the c.s.u. party that the german chancellor who asked for another two weeks which she did get from her own delegates and then also got from the c. use you party that this is what she needed to deliver and here is a real discrepancy between those in her in the c.s. you party who felt she had delivered some even said that she delivered more than the expected and at the same time now there was actually almost a cheerful spirit going into this meeting today. and now we're in a situation where clearly horsy will first said no it wouldn't be enough and he clearly wanted there to be a clear cut in policy and we also saw chance americal in that earlier interview. basically mentioned that she might take another month for implementation to actually se

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clearing out parts of a suburb of paris where locals say a drug epidemic has spiraled out of control shiela do bensky has more on the years long drug problem that's been gripping this notorious region of the french capital . police have been hit in the area dubbed by locals as crowd killed since the break of dawn on wednesday there is a huge operation underway to clear out the hundreds of people who've been living in this slum for many many months as you can see shacks have been constructed and you can get a sense from the piles of rubbish here just what the conditions have been like it was described as being infested with rats and so pungent is the smell here that the offices who have been inspecting the interior of these shacks have had to wear face masks locals have told us that they have been crying out for help for some months to clear this blocks the spotlight in their community. we were working and that's all i can say now we're happy all my colleagues and i the police came here and evacuate to the drug addicts from the area. today i'm satisfied but i'm not exactly sure whether this

has openly hit out at other member states for not paying up when it comes to defense spending r t shiela dubinsky has the details donald trump tweeted that he wants countries in the nato alliance to pay two percent of g.d.p. towards the defense budget narrow immediately he says in his tweet and not by the date that he says is twenty twenty five and he's also in that tweet accused germany again following his tirade on wednesday morning of spending billions paying billions to russia for a guess pipeline project well that to raid it came from him after we also heard that there were claims by the bulgarian president that trump has also asked allies to increase the contributions not to two percent but up to four percent and washington has previously talked about the fact that if other countries don't pull their weight in washington the usa will actually leave the alliance with the nato secretary general was asked about that increase in the contributions of g.d.p. from two to four percent but he kick the idea into the long grass i think you should first get to two percent. for now. that is wha

correspondents michelle that kirschner who's standing by in munich and melinda crane in berlin me shiela any word yet whether those reports are now confirms what do we know about the who for his next move. well we're still. stepping up to those microphones you see behind me in that conference room away from learning what the outcome of this very dramatic evening indeed will be we understand that there has been this offer to for him to resign he would have to ask for his regular resignation or to be relieved from his duties to the german chancellor but we're not there yet we're seeing intense discussion of serious you delegates here in the corridors and we're getting a clear sense that although there was a lot of deliberation about that key point that sticking point of whether germany would turn away migrants at its border specifically bavaria would visibly turn away previously registered migrants from its borders shifting to this question of political credibility that something hostile for we learned mentioned during those discussions here at the c.s.u. headquarters in munich and not on

building some reports say that many of them have now been freed let's go live now to kabul al jazeera shiela palace is monitoring developments from there shall what's the latest. this attack has been ongoing from four and a half hours now it started with multiple explosions gunmen into the building inside sixty nine people that's coming from the provincial government spokesperson those people students teaches at midwives now they did get some advance warning that a tech may take place and they managed to get into safe rooms these attackers came in in the last four and a half hours we have seen a heavy firefight gun battle between afghan special forces and these attackers about an hour ago we got news that a convoy of humvees had breached the compound and after that there was a heavy firefight and then fifty seven people were freed the twelve people remaining their fate is unknown. this incident is remarkably reminiscent of of recent attacks in afghanistan is that. and in particular jalalabad so jalalabad is the capital of know how province we know that eisel the taliban network operate heavi

near a hospital and a refugee and repatriation center security forces are confronting the attackers shiela ballasts has more from kabul. there's still sporadic gunfire ongoing between afghan special forces is an unknown number of a surgeon and this is all happening at the government's ministry for refugees in jalalabad which is the capital of mega hard province it's a sensitive area cynic stores of this ministry is a u.n. compound on the other side we've got a major hospital so everybody is on alert here it started around ten am local time which is roughly three hours ago with three large explosions u.s. president donald trump has surprised everyone by saying he'd be willing to meet iran's president has done rouhani at any time and without preconditions the two men have been locked in a war of words with through the u.s. from the two thousand and fifteen nuclear deal the u.n. special envoy to syria is planning talks with iran russia and turkey to finalize a body to draft a new constitution so fond of us tour hopes to have the discussion in september the latest round of talks to end the war

active with more complex attacks and increasingly it's civilians who are being killed or injured shiela ballasts out as they are a couple. were getting news just coming in from mexico of a plane crash the airliner from the national carrier mexico came down shortly after takeoff in the northern state of durango there are no reports of casualties yet but local reports say some survivors have been found close to a nearby highway and it's reported the plane was carrying ninety seven passengers and four crew members. zimbabwean civil society groups are trying to illegally force electoral commission to publish election results from all polling stations results have been trickling in after monday's historic vote both current president. and opposition leader nelson chamisa say they're confident of victory. as more from harare. the wait to find out who has won zimbabwe's presidential election could be a long one parliamentary. but the presidential will only be announced when all results from the more than ten thousand polling stations have been tallied for now also bobbies can do is look at the

in jail for the time being illiterate serving a twelve year prison sentence for corruption daniel shiela has more from one of us . there's been a day of high drama in brazil with different judges in different cities around the country disagreeing with one another on whether the former president of the suitable should be allowed out of prison he's serving a twelve year one month prison serve in the city of could achieve on corruption and money laundering challenges but one judge in the southern city of the world were deliberate ruled on the writ of habeas corpus that the former president should be allowed out to finish off the appeal procedure and he should be free to be able to do that and the initial judge the judge who sent to prison in the first place back in april he said that that judge did not have the authority to allow for the president to do with out of prison it went to and fro with other judges stepping in and so the federal court judge was finally asked to make a ruling he said the president or president of the silver should at least spend the night in prison but the the impa

this year a dry winter has created tinderbox conditions now greeks must try to minimize the damage shiela ballasts al-jazeera. well that's going to al-jazeera producer alan scopus who's on the line she's joining me now from matty near athens i mean we're seeing horrendous pictures here being sent into the new center helen just describe to us what you can see where you are. there are streets full of cars that have been burnt on both sides of the street there are homes with the residents sitting outside there are some homes are partly burned some have been police burnt some have minor damage but still they are appreciative for the fact that they are still alive because it just tolls still stands at fifty there are concerns that it will rise one hundred fifty six injured in the hospital adults eleven of them in serious condition and sixteen children also have been have hospitalized so yes they are grateful of those that are and are grateful even though they may have lost their property but they are devastated because of the fact they don't know how it will be able to rebuild what they had yo

unprecedented rainfall the typhoon has passed a move that means little to those never going to sing its rest shiela ballasts. china's premier says his country remains open for trade with foreign partners a day off to beijing and washington impose tariffs on each other's exports from a leak a chant told a meeting of european leaders that china will open the door wider to foreign products to ensure global economic growth president trumps that thirty four billion dollars worth of tariffs on chinese goods on friday beijing immediately responded with its own measures. three people including a teenage girl have been killed after security forces in indian administered kashmir opened fire on protesters five others have been critically injured in the violence the region is preparing to mark the second anniversary of the death of a prominent rebel leader internet access has been restricted in checkpoints put in place after demonstrations in the area iran is saying it's executed eight people convicted of two attacks by ice in last year at least eighteen people were killed and more than fifty injured during a