union in vienna on tuesday improving economic growth in africa would reduce migration flows participant said increased european investment has also ended curbing china's reach on the continent. the line of official vehicles goes on and on top politicians from twenty different countries have come to vienna to take part in the e.u. africa summit along with c.e.o.'s and managing directors from around a thousand companies. a speech this isn't just about foreign aid or migration this is about a partnership between equals and that's what we're going to do today in big part we way too late china's been doing this for years yes but we do it better. a lot has certainly gone wrong in the past around five hundred billion dollars and development aid has been transferred from wealthy nations to africa since the one nine hundred fifty s. and there's not much to show for it now the partners hope economic cooperation building infrastructure and factories and creating jobs will be more effective at pushing development forward as there is going to be mutual benefit. africa gains and europe and gave us un

migration around seventy percent of families here have relatives abroad many settle in neighboring african countries but europe is also a frequent destination. migrants make a significant contribution to the local economy sending home remittances of more than one point seven billion euros a year more is joined a trade union to fight for the livelihoods of fishermen in k r but there's little hope things will improve soon. he says he gets frequent calls from people across the country asking him how to get to europe. to get over or going to get over someone is trying to organize a journey then i'll give them advice because we know all the routes and the means people need to get. these men say they won't lead such an expedition themselves but more again harper's dreams of europe. to seize all we have here but we can no longer make a living from it if i could i would leave again one member of his family has made it to europe after crossing in the same boat as more he talks often to his cousin. i don't want to. today abdul lives in germany for more it's an encouraging success story. now while af

have been migrating to europe they can't compete so who's to blame the european union and its lavish agricultural policies african states and their lack of action for you the shopper i decided to find out. that you like to keep. this is where most of it arrives pour in the capital accra as europeans prefer the breast of the chicken the leftovers end up here shipped in refrigerated containers halfway around the world. on our way from the harbor we visit the cold stores that sell that they tell us they only stock what customers want and that local farms couldn't meet the rising demand. these boxes have just made the journey from the us state of georgia where the modern chicken industry was born from the netherlands belgium more than they can get their hands on. this customer wants his chicken even cheaper florence forty cooma argues she wouldn't even make a profit that. way if. the u.s. and brazil have also discovered the market for surplus legs and wings but europe is the top exporter to africa last year the new dumped one hundred thirty five thousand tons of. frozen chicken on the gu

union says there are already signs it's working as a result of financial and instructional reform now for the union has achieved the savings of the twelve percent. next budget and the member states paying a greater share of the b. . germany has also launched an even close in partnership with a group of countries such as senegal morocco and ethiopia and is offering extra money but the support is dependent on reforms. that form and we want the african countries to carry out reforms to africans must do more than cells above all on good governance and combating corruption these twelve countries are doing this it's was a proof of that and we believe in economic cooperation because that's not all but. the compact for africa has generated new investment though some say progress is too slow and others question who benefits more africans old western firms but the leaders gathered in lynnwood clear that this public and private investment is a win win for both europe and its southern neighbors. and we can say without any equivocation that africa is indeed open for business. help for africa's eco

your goal the gold set by the african union and for two thousand and sixty three this can all be facilitated particularly because it involves infrastructure projects for the continent of africa out. in this effort it is extremely important that the initiative is based on the spirit of partnership where every african country can define and set its own priorities and we. continue with two of the compact compact with africa also represents a firm political commitment from participating african countries to a new developmental and governance approaches that were definitely unlock. activity. we applaud fellow african countries that are participating in this initiative demonstrating the value of global cooperation and coordination to what an industrialized developing prosperous africa since its launch in twenty seventeen we have already witness progress under the compact with africa initiative we now have a list of flagship projects worth billions of u.s. dollars which are identified but which are also earmarked for investment and this represents the enhance the involvement of developmental financ

union. hundreds of protesters marched through madrid to urge the spanish government and the catholic church not to enter the remains of the military dictator francisco franco in the city's cathedral as it would want the purpose of removing them. spain center left government has promised to remove franco's body from a glorifying more psyllium. tech giant google says it has fired forty eight employees for sexual harassment over the past two years the company said none of the accused was paid to leave the new york times had reported that the creator of the android operating system received a ninety million dollar exit package after he was accused of misconduct by. investor eyes are on earnings yet again u.s. electric car maker tesla joins a raft of companies posting excellent third quarter figures but is that enough to move all streets. spanish taxi drivers save or victory as lawmakers that a maximum limit to the number of ride sharing licenses. and the tech summit where you'd least expect it i

union. hundreds of protesters marched through madrid to urge the spanish government and the catholic church not to enter the remains of the military dictator francisco franco in the city's cathedral as it would what the purpose of removing them. spain center left government has promised to remove franco's body from a glorifying moser liam. tech giant google says it has fired forty eight employees for sexual harassment over the past two years the company said none of the accused was paid to leave the new york times had reported that the creator of the un droid operating system received a ninety million dollar exit package after he was accused of misconduct. ten devices multiple targets two of them former u.s. presidents intelligence services say the suspicious packages sent to high profile critics of president donald trump were not a hoax what they don't know are there more and who is behind them this as president donald trump gets out at the u.s. media angry speculation over a political moti

union. hundreds of protesters marched through madrid to urge the spanish government and the catholic church not to enter the remains of the military dictator francisco franco in the city's cathedral as it would want the purpose of removing them. spain center left government has promised to remove franco's body from a glorifying more psyllium. ukrainian filmmaker like sense of has won this year's account of prize awarded by the european parliament its owners groups or individuals who fight for human rights the kremlin critic previously staged a one hundred forty five day hunger strike in protest at russia's human rights record. investor eyes are on earnings yet again u.s. electric car maker tesla joins a raft of companies posting excellent third quarter figures but is that enough to move wall street. spanish taxi drivers savor victory as lawmakers that a maximum limit to the number of ride sharing licenses. and the tech summit where you'd least expect it in the smaller capital mogadishu. and

union. hundreds of protesters marched through madrid to urge the spanish government and the catholic church not to enter the remains of the military dictator francisco franco in the city's cathedral as it would want the purpose of removing them. spain's center left government has promised to remove franco's body from a glorifying mausoleum. ukrainian filmmaker erlich sense of has won this year's account of prize awarded by the european parliament it honors groups or individuals who fight for human rights the kremlin critic previously staged a one hundred forty five day hunger strike in protest at russia's human rights record. ten devices multiple targets two of them former u.s. presidents intelligence services say the suspicious packages sent to a high profile critics of president donald trump were not a hoax what they don't know are there more and who is behind them this as president donald trump it's out at the u.s. media angry at speculation over a political motive on leyla iraq in berlin

union. at least eighteen jordanian students and teachers on a school trip have been killed in a flash flood near the dead sea. more than thirty were rescued but others from the group are still missing. ukrainian filmmaker ehrlich sense of has won this year's account of prize awarded by the european parliament it honors groups or individuals who fight for human rights the kremlin critic previously staged a one hundred forty five day hunger strike in protest at russia's human rights record sense of were sentenced to twenty years in prison following russia's annexation of crimea. investor eyes are on earnings yet again u.s. electric car maker tesla joins a raft of companies posting excellent third quarter figures but is that enough to move all street. spanish taxi drivers save or victory as lawmakers that are maximum limits the number of ride sharing licenses. and the tech summit where you'd least expect it in the smaller capital mogadishu. and can the philippines save its most popular turns de

union. the united nations investigators say the large scale massacre rape on depression of revenge of muslims by myanmar's military is still going on they're calling on the un security council to take action when muslim bastard assess the military is not committing a genocide but carrying out legitimate counter terrorist missions. super typhoon you too struck u.s. territories of the western pacific overnight a powerful storm damaged critical infrastructure and caused blackouts winds of more than two hundred seventy kilometers an hour ravaged trees and uprooted ravaged homes and uprooted trees rescue teams have now been deployed. east african neighbors kenya and uganda are locked in a longstanding dispute over part of their border both countries lay claim to a tiny island in lake victoria a piece of land surrounded by valuable fishing waters kenyon local politicians even lobbied the government to seek help from the international court of justice unsuccessfully the fishing hub has attracted a

union others where you are not in white or were invited late so they were not able to come and that was the simula situation was journalist me personally i got my accreditation a confirmation to come to come around two days before the election and it was the same day when they closed the border so i was not able to go there anymore i during we saw on your report there's been a lot of violence and you've been traveling across the country what are you hearing from people. well it's of course a terrible situation for civilians in that region because they're on the present from both sides from the military and the separatists we went by road from bomb end to taking the main road basically to nigeria the biggest trade route and is a three hundred kilometer trip that took us seven hours because we were stopped at twelve military checkpoints we could see that systematically people were asked for bribes to pos through but we also stopped on five checkpoints by the on brazilian separatists fight us on three occasions we were clearly asked for money once we were threatened as well so it shows

on me going to the austrian proposal has shown that they understand in which direction the european union is headed it's a strong signals that the proposed system and clear divisions remain but your leaders also try to show united front agreeing to boost cooperation with north african countries and to crack down on people smuggling. well here's a look at some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world people in russia annexed crimea have begun three days of national mourning in tribute to the victims of a school shooting that left at least twenty people dead russian authorities in the black sea port of courage say that an eighteen year old man detonated explosives and shot fellow students before killing himself german authorities say this man from northern germany was involved in the planning of a major islamic state terror attack here in the country two years ago now the plot allegedly aim for a large number of deaths at a music festival you know year long undercover security operation for oil the attack at least one person is being killed and dozens more injured

that this is talk about migration we won't fair equal partnership with the african continent because we do think that this will be one of the main. problems we have to do. to share together we've de we've got sick and so i will visit tunisia later this month and i i mean intending to visit my local in generally. we so we are very close. to the concerns of the africans but i wanted to say don't make the mistake to think that this is only a book by which we have this next to the investment program we have that we can trust fold and we have to build its stronger economic relation we've all african friends it's not only bought by bush thank you have one last question before the awesome gets even said can you does it call this young girl was if you mother. it's in the book because they're going to perceive you didn't that could. make it nice my whole point is to begin to. lead you to those who is conservative because the question. whether. people love the person you don't. know for could only region of the you know beyond. belief. we've been watching a live press conference there wrapping

union of service say the poll was largely honest with only minor irregularities although the opposition now says they won people must wait up to two weeks to know the official resells. prize season finished today with the award for outstanding work in economics we'll have more on that in a moment first though an exclusive interview with one of the winners of this year's nobel peace prize that he shared the prize with not here more out for trying to stop the use of sexual violence as a weapon in warfare in his native congo. how he felt about the nobel committee highlighting this issue. for many i conceive in my country for many people even don't understand what it means. to hate. as they were before they even don't understand how rape can destroy not only the victim but how our help is destroying the family as a community and or as a country. and i think that to really put attention on this question for me is very important women are really fighting a lot to break silence when this question started in this region it was very difficult even when you have evidence that. the women who was h

union of service say the poll was largely honest with only minor irregularities although the opposition now says the one people must wait up to two weeks to know the official resounds. that we now draw in our correspondent fred one vs who has been a fun way of the election in cameroon fed to you in the capital of the angry phone southwest of the predominantly french speaking cameroon fundus followers were mobbed by violence their turnout was low tell us more about the challenges the region faces. thank you very much i'm retired there are several programs in boyer for example day issues of insecurity you you just go to bed and you he had just gotten shots there and then people if you talk to people they're afraid their fear is reigning in this region people don't have any jobs and those who have jobs they are not able to go to work because of insecurity for four or five trees to you as it has been right these if you walk around the streets what you see people i just i just afraid very afraid all of the hospitals have been a close the universities have been across there's so many or so ma

union of service say the poll was largely honest with only minor irregularities although the opposition now says they want people to speed up to two weeks to go the official resells. let me bring you up to date with some of the stories making news around the world nigeria's former vice president of. face incumbent president muhammadu buhari in next year's presidential election. on the opposition people's democratic party primary against eleven other candidates the february vote will be for the attempt to win the presidency. turkish president john has ordered the saudi consulate in istanbul to reveal the whereabouts of a missing dissident journalist sally rider jamal khashoggi disappeared last week during a visit to the consulate uncle has asked riyadh to prove he actually left the building . days of heavy rainfall have killed at least a dozen people across central america these images are from honduras where the rain has swollen rivers and caused mudslides thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes flooding is also affected nicaragua and el salvador. china has announced it

nations egypt seems to be the new hope of the european union you know for months now we had this idea of so-called disembarkation platforms it's another word for migrant camps in northern africa where the application of migrants could be treated the problem so far with a concept was that none of the northern african countries seemed interested now for the first time they have a name it's egypt that is willing to talk to them that doesn't mean they're really willing to have those camps in egypt but they're willing to talk which is sold here as a huge success and apparently all the leaders when this idea was brought forward by the bus are called the austrian chancellor of said. refugees another major issue looming at these talks is break that and there is a man and a prime minister present it happen and two leaders there how was it received. nobody really said anything as we understand midnight on wednesday that's when she presented her so-called checkers plan and the reaction is for today from the e.u. twenty seven so all the you member states minus the united kingdom but it seems like

that's why for example they're seeking closer cooperation with some northern african countries to install what they call disembarkation platforms in those countries which is just another word for caps and what about those north african countries have they indicated that they are willing to cooperate with the e.u. on these plans well the latest hope here is the latest hope to terry is egypt calls himself went to cairo to talk of a talk about this and apparently egypt is willing to do well to negotiate to engage in in talking the very careful in the wording here is so huge a peasant has said that they really want to do it but at least for the first time they have a they have a country in northern africa that's at least willing to talk about it but you know from from that to really establishing those those platforms as they call it it might be a long way but it's really the only hope they have at the moment or it's really that the path they are willing to go because they have these troubles with redistribution of migrants within the european union max thank you very much i did not talk on th

that's why saudi about controlling the outer borders having partnerships with northern african countries to establish disembarkation centers that's the term they use now for that you don't hear about that second part you know what happens with refugees people who are fleeing political hardship or political prosecution in other countries that make it to the european union will they be redistributed among the countries of the european union that is the part that's completely unclear and that's the part where you have the most controversy you've had actually for the last three years especially between countries like poland and hungary and countries like germany and france and quite frankly there really is absolutely no compromise in sight here because politicians like the door by the prime minister of hungary want this controversy because it helps them to gain to get elected in their own countries yeah i mean it's you know it's a point that probably bowled deserve its own extra summits in the foreseeable future who knows max hope in a correspondent tonight at that e.u. summit in salzburg au

definitely not these are not sentiments that echoed by african leaders in fact african union chairman and president of the rwanda paul kagame as said the to china's a friend. who had zero ramaphosa as the president of south africa's alluding to the fact that africa and china share the same vision but during this first day of the summit there was emphasis on transparency especially by the african union commission chairman with fuck you saying that there needs to be transparency with trade between the two parties and also we had a statement by the united nations secretary general antonio terrace who said that there has to be sustainable physical policies in order for africans or in order for both parties africa and china to see the benefits of this particular relationship speaking about sustainable policy here there is growing criticism that chinese infrastructure projects are pushing african nations into debt how big a problem is this where you are in kenya for example. well it's interesting to see the standard gauge railway so it is one of the success stories during the first day of t

argentina may have further to fall protests against the government are growing and the nation's biggest union c g.t. says it has strikes planned to. well as go back over to our top story then the revamped nafta nearing completion and for more on it we're joined now by our financial correspondent yens quarter in new york yes now after talks are said to be progressing can we expect three signatures on the dotted line by friday. it is possible but there are a couple of crucial questions one is what actually will be assigned so where will be the the big changes to nafta as we know what may be a slight changes when it comes to the car industry but even if the us presses pretty hard that seventy percent of cars that are being sold in north america should be built in north america that is for most car makers already the case maybe some changes when it comes to diary of terrorists going out to canada but if we will really see such big changes remains to be seen and then also the parliaments and all those countries have something to say to it as well so nothing will be final by the end of this week bu

it's now more lucrative to punk cash there and that's not just affecting argentina the ruble the south african rand the turkish lira and the brazilian ryall are all plummeting political conflicts are making things worse argentina may have further to fall protests against the government are growing and the nation's biggest unions the g.t. says it has strikes planned to. an early we caught up with it craig the foreign exchange data wonder and asked him how concerned investors were about argentina's economic decline. it is worrying i mean really when you see the currency plummet in the way that the peso hospital last couple of days but even going but beyond that it's obviously not really a concern it seems this crisis is not a hand the government is clearly now relying on the i.m.f. to call me in and provide some needed stability in order to prevent the crisis worsening because ultimately this is going to lead to extremely difficult times for people in the country something that unfortunately they have become a cult of cause them to follow in the crisis back in two thousand and one craig they met

argentina may have further to fall protests against the government growing and the nation's biggest union see g.t. says it has strikes planned to. thank you for centuries nepal's caste system has institutionalized discrimination against members of the largest hindu caste known as dallas but access to jobs and education is limited and often treated as inferior by bad because of other castes now and n.g.o.s hoping to improve the fate of one group of dallas women by teaching them to follow the hope is that this will lead to bigger social change as d w still in shorts reports from the poll which. sober saw me has never had it easy she lives in a tiny hut with her husband and son near kathmandu every now and then she works as a day laborer a construct. sites are in the fields earning the equivalent of three or four year olds she is happy but one thing really bothers her. abi apathy and it hasn't hasn't dallied to woman i face many problems living here i'm a day laborer when i want for someone in an up a cost house they usually don't give me three months and i have to go to a cafe at the café

argentina may have further to fall protests against the government are growing and the nation's biggest union c g.t. says it has strikes planned to. let's bring in craig a senior market analyst at foreign exchange. in london good to have you with us how worrying is argentina's decline for investors. it is worrying i mean really when you see the currency equipment in the way that the peso hospital last couple of days but even going but beyond that is obviously not really a concern it seems this crisis is not a hand the government is clearly now relying on the i.m.f. to call them in and provide some much needed stability in order to prevent the crisis worsening because ultimately this is going to lead to extremely difficult times for people in the country something that unfortunately how become a cult of course them to follow in the crisis back in two thousand and one which is why they're not that keen on i am f.l.p. to start off with of course but we see it is not just argentina there are other emerging markets currencies are also struggling to turkish lira the brazilian believe the indian rup

argentina may have further to full protests against the government growing and the nation's biggest unions t.g.t. says it has strikes planned to. let us bring in our financial correspondent paul briggs here standing by the frankfurt stock a strange fall when the currency of an emerging country comes under pressure other emerging markets are also suffering that's been the argentina the pacer losing out we're also seeing in india the rupee is dropping and also we've got oh yes south africa the rand now why are all these currencies losing their values because all of these countries depend on the dollar loans in turkey was the private sector in argentina it is the government and with rising interest rates in the us it is more difficult for those for these current. treaties to get money and the interest is are going to continue to rise as long as the u.s. economy stays strong and on top of that the u.s. sorry the federal reserve is pulling out fifty billion dollars a month so that that money is just gone from the market and that makes the situation even worse and fog and you know the president

union. cheer me pissin and also you have seduced. this subject to piss in including cut and the current president of course why not also in attendance you know great. privilege the m.d.c. leader of the opposition leader nelson chamisa says he's now planning for the street demonstrations what's he hoping to achieve with those protests and could we see you know some of those protests descending into police violence. oh they are saying that in maintaining that but this decision is only going to be decided on when it's there when they meet is the admission or cancel but critics are also on the list are saying that he will be shooting himself in default if he is going to do that because already this is him bob winds up beginning to warm up to their judgment that was passed on friday they are warming up to present a must win win so you can see even here at this stage the big companies the zimbabwean companies have put out a huge banner to congratulate president. signed that people are welcoming is

workers are as of yet organized in unions . but i want to bring in our correspondent from the africa desk daniel peds now daniel use folks who are in need of a walk as union in ten year which took on a chinese construction company and successfully negotiated better conditions what was his experience how hard was it. well jaw much aria the union leader that i talked to said negotiating such a deal with the chinese company was the hardest thing he had ever done in his life and i think it speaks for itself when you have an experienced union leader talking that way he said it was clear from the beginning that the managers are off the chinese company didn't have any experience negotiating with the unions and first kind of had to understand why this was to sit down and negotiate with union leaders about such issues as payment or holidays so the hardest thing he's ever done in his life these can be clearly david and goliath battles small unions against large multinationals do you think the success in kenya has emboldened other unions

workers are as of yet organized in unions . how is your correspondent linda holmes joins us from singapore the how much is this a case of exploitation or just badly organized unions. well ben you know most african nations are i just at the start of the economic development and jobs already usually quite difficult to come by to load for us to fight forcing wages as well as good working conditions and they've been union usually it's a fall off to the engagement in which western doing us all with and businesses you have seen walking to participate or let unions take off and china be part of a show well it doesn't even have to pay the labor unions in the country so this means that chinese pumps i'm really used to dealing with labor union labor rights and relations and this is perhaps why chinese firms operating in africa are often accused of violating international neighbor laws as well as national laws and the country's been so we going to start seeing the chinese pull out of africa if the unions get their act together. well in af

union i don't think people were expecting that maybe six months ago. so that's a very strong mandate for moving forward with the african continental free trade area and in actual fact we need twenty two ratifications by march for the process to the to go forward implementation to start with the global economy navigating the let's just say uncertain times is that the sense that actually makes more sense to approach a greater into african trade and. indeed yes i mean it's one of the most dynamic. trading relations for most african countries the traffic and trade it's been rising generally speaking and it's dynamic and it's also diversified political which is very important for african countries developmental aspirations so you'll find that whereas with the rest of the world they still try to trade in principally primary commodities such as oil coffee or tea amongst themselves they try to much more what effect are good citizens so that's a very important that in mind briefly andrei i mean free trade sentiments been taking a hit in other parts of the wild

spain has deported over one hundred migrants from its north african territory ceuta the migrants were sent back to morocco after breaching the border fence earlier this week migrant shelters in suits are currently doubled their capacity human rights groups have criticized spain for sending some migrants back before checking their asylum claims. and on a related theme in malta the trial of the captain of a german eight ship that rescued more than two hundred thirty migrants in the mediterranean resumed today only to be postponed for three weeks for procedural reasons back in june maltese authorities allowed the ship to dock but then impounded it and charged its captain klaus. with failing to properly register the vessel hash insists he's done nothing wrong and e.w. news caught up with him at his home in southern germany. klaus had a comfortable life in bavaria he has a nice house and runs a successful small business but did not want to be complacent so he became a captain aboard a search and rescue ship in the mediterranean and that is now why he is facing legal proceedings in malta. o

hello and welcome to a new edition of pan african union magazine called africa my name is. and i'm here on the outskirts of lagos nigeria i hope you'll get saying joy the environmental topics we're exploring on this week's edition of the show we will take you to the desert and to the ocean.

migrants wanting to reach your according to the european you're quoted european union figures last year as saying the number of would be migrants crossing that mischa fall by ninety five percent from the high after three hundred and thirty thousand in twenty six taking their numbers fell to eighteen thousand in twenty seventeen and around ten thousand last month. the decrease is because of financial assistance from the e.u. and the share of making people smuggling a punishable offense twenty fifteen the volatile situation in libya has also helped to drive migrant numbers down but the route through isn't completely closed and there are still people considering making the journey despite the dangerous. the desert town of agate destiny share is a crossroads for people all round west africa thousand set off from here in the hope of finding a better future in europe first across the desert then over the mediterranean. refugee trafficking is thriving although the government of nigeria has recently made it illegal. allison how a tape is one of those dreaming of a better life but he doesn't wan

yet african union observers described a credible election process and many minds felt the democracy had been served. and i even heard on the radio there were cases of stolen votes but you can't avoid that in a democracy you have to accept that there are opponents and people who are not even members of political parties who seek to destroy democracy. but others voiced concerns over security in the west african country is that what i don't like is that despite the presence of all these foreign forces in mali qaeda hasn't managed to bring security to the country that is a shame really. in some regions violence ma the election process a poll worker was shot and killed in the northern region of timbuktu a haven for the islamist militants. and low voter turnout mock this runoff vote less than thirty percent of eligible voters cast their ballot. now picture this you're after a beach just taking it easy maybe reading a book and then this giant thing starts marching towards you well if that does happen you can assume the dutch are artists and engineers is not far away ansen has been creating the

african migrants where there really a deal with the european union and climate just briefly you know we've been told that spain is getting nothing from germany for excepting this deal is that really the case briefly if you make. well i mean. it's have been reported germany will be. forced to. take. signals that manage to. show demonstrate. in german usually they already. i mean family germany they will be able to apply for asylum. began to refuse even in germany so this is what i believe. is reporting. movement yes ok back to mccain they are here in berlin also very briefly i mean you are beginning to outline that this is a symbolic thing really for chancellor merkel is that more of a signal that you sending by going to spain speaking personally with petro centrist was that i mean this was a meeting during both of their holidays and they clearly want to demonstrate that they stand in seeking a european wide solution but in terms of what spain would get back i mean as a country a major country of entry that's already seen more migrant survive on its source up until now than it did the

because of kind of their general manager of the german african business association thank you so much for your time thank you the european union's chief bricks that a negotiator has cast a ballot on british hopes for a deal to leave the block by an october deadline michel bethany's said the e.u. would never allow a nonmember to collect customs duties on its behalf britain had proposed to doing so as a way to prevent a hard border in ireland a ban is said that could threaten the e.u.'s customs union answer of a key policies britain is set to leave the bloc next march so a deal needs to be in place by october to give national parliaments and enough time to ratify. it's not quite a deal yet but more like a truce there is still a sense of relief though in europe after u.s. president on a trump and european commission president john closed you agreed to try to take the heat off of their transatlantic trade row the german economy minister certainly hail to the talks as a breakthrough that could avoid a trade war and saved millions of jobs but the french government adopted a more cautious to

the proud for what would benefit from a b expertize modi's visit is backed by the african union to promote trade between africa and india which is currently valued at ninety billion dollars annually africans hope this can be improved as times with delhi deepen. was packaged till now for a look at a key change not just jamie's legal system but also its health care system as well thank you for germany's high scored has ruled that hospital patients may no longer be forcibly restrained without prior approval by a judge though strictly regulated the practice was highlighted after two psychiatric patients in southern germany were tied to their beds for hours one of them says he still suffers trauma from that experience. but first i was strapped to the bed i woke up in scream for help then they sedated me again. but there was no one i could talk to the nurse or guard on duty i had to yell for someone to help me what else could i have done. these amounts and in time this just. being the honorees of the day he was committed to a psychiatric ward he was twenty one just graduated from high school and

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