this is d w news and these are our top stories european union leaders have agreed on the need for digital coronavirus vaccination certificates german chancellor angela merkel says the documents could be ready in time for europeans to take their summer vacations they you also promised to improve the rate of vaccinations accruals the $27.00 member bloc. the armenian capital derivation has seen mass rallies with both opponents and supporters of an bottles prime minister. taking to the streets pushing an led a gathering denouncing what he called an attempted military coup after the armed forces demanded his resignation the prime minister has faced months of protests since armenians defeat in last year's war with azerbaijan. to prized french bulldogs belonging to lady gaga has been kidnapped and her dog walker severely wounded by gunmen they gaga is known to be extremely protective of her dogs and is now offering half a $1000000.00 for their return police say the dog walker tried to fight the gunman off but was shot by one wielding a semi automatic handgun you're watching the news you can foll

union. she delivered the letter by hand to the group's priz, donald tusk. we got an update this afternoon. >> mark phillips is senior foreign correspondent for cbs news joining from us london. thank you for being with us. >> pleasure. >> so explain what today's action will trigger, by the british prime minister? >> well, formally, this is

when they come from the european union i think it isa come from the european union i think it is a 10% tariff on these so the a nswer it is a 10% tariff on these so the answer is no. there will be tardis if you want to drive around britain thatis if you want to drive around britain that is german cars. michelle in manchester. she has got in touch with text. when i go to my local supermarket there is a section selling american products — eg sweets and cereals for £1.50 or more. they're imported from the states — is that a sign of things to come, that premium goods from eu countries will start getting more expensive if we start importing them? iamafee i am a fee that may very well be the case. if you travel to switzerland calmer nor rear switzerland and look at places, the quite high. —— switzerland, or linkedin stains. so the answer is yes. nigel in norfolk. good morning. i regularly travel to poland. i have a card that apparently gives me health cover over there on the same terms as a polish national. will the card still be valid in may when i next go? chris, can you help? the

union. even if this conflict is far away from germany it is one that also affects us that is why i am prepared as is the foreign minister to assume responsibility here. we took part in the go sheeting the iran agreement which i think is good and better than having no agreement at all it took many years but in the end it did limit iran's possibilities for nuclear armament. and i think we must take the same path or a similar one with russia with china together with the u.s. also in the case of north korea. also ring kim jong un. because that's not on the agenda now i also do not intend to take steps which haven't been agreed upon that would weaken the international community of states but we can't just avoid taking responsibility either. staying with foreign policy i understand of course that you have to speak to governments who do not necessarily correspond to the level of democracy we have here. but egypt for example you signed a security agreement with egypt and according to human rights wa

when you win and by working with the european union europe is important for us security both at home and abroad. america is by no means a nationalist but she does understand the concepts of german homeland prosperity and security. guard more a better ride from syria and twenty sixteen after their homeland prosperity and security were destroyed in the civil war there. is an invention if you are doing so we can not must use even though it is easy to talk to him you thought you were going to sponsor. us to see this wonderful woman is like a dream come true for me. i can't describe it. after the chancellor has left the stage one of her staffers poses for a few selfies. so. she also plays down the role of the right wing hecklers says. people always travel around with. it is part of my democracy but it doesn't speak very well for a country in a democracy it's important to listen to others you can be critical but always treat others with respect and. nuremberg in southern germany the c.d.u. c.s.u. is pro-business wing is meeting at the convention center. they've been some of america's most

,he navy and the european union is the european union taking a leadership role? what is the strategy here? again, is there a strong u.k. role in that position? >> it's a good example of where britain remains and will remain involved in the security of our continent. it's the security of our continent matters to us as much as it comes to the european union union. of thehe beginning european union mission in the central mediterranean, we have a royal navy ship there today hoping to save lives in the mediterranean. we are seeing a huge increase in the number of migrants who are tackling this journey and we do need to do something about this, not simply to control migration into europe, but also to save lives, far too many sitting out on what is an incredibly ages -- dangerous journey and there are people making a lot of money out of this particular trait. -- trade. we start to tackle the business model of the people to make sure they cannot drop it any longer from this trade area that means working -- trade. working with the libyan authorities, which is very slow wo

the european union mission in the central mediterranean and the nato issue. in the beginning of the european union mission, we have our own navy ship there helping to save lives in the mediterranean. increase on a huge the number of migrants tackling this journey. we do need to do something about it. increase on the number ofnot simply to contn in europe, but also to save lives. many many in an incredibly dangerous journey and people of making a lot of money out of this particular. travel. we think it is important to start to tackle the business of people smugglers to make sure they cannot profit any longer on this trade. that means working with the libyan authorities to build up their coast guard efforts which is very slow work but necessary if they are to police their own territory to stop migrant boats getting to the edge of those waters where it becomes even more dangerous. india.rney across to work with libya and work on returns for those who are not clearly refugees. clearly economic migrants that are attempting to cross so they can be returned to where

union advisory mission to iraq is pushing into that direction in collaboration with the police force for several reasons on top of them getting rid from eisel threat. the green zone is home to iraqi political establishment and foreign embassies according to the american media the u.s. has its concerns over the green zone opening up its embassy in iraq is the largest of its diplomatic missions in the world the european union advisory mission to iraq is helping iraqi police deal with security but insists it's the iraqis who are leading the charge the mission is important because at the moment we are in a phase where in iraq after winning the war against there's the security forces police is in a transition phase from more paramilitary. force to a superior. local police force the people in the city it's been i think to drive around the green zone an area denied to them for the last fifteen years. when i first crossed the bridge leading to the green zone i was in tears for fifteen years we rockies were deprived from these roads we are so happy that. the green zone is open for the public

union left wing protests of march through london demanding that the government call a general election and in northern england a separate event urged the government to grant another referendum on the issue paul brennan reports. well. with just days to go until teresa mayes breck's a deal is voted on the volume and the tension is cranking up. this demonstration in london attracted a wide array of left wing protesters with a wide range of political grievances this was anti austerity not a brics it rally at all but it certainly bret's it which has brought matters to a head. after eight years of ashes starting they want to push us over the age into our present foreign montijo pricey ritual signage our economy and savard up of it services so the solution is very straightforward on shoestring we want to read maize to you. was labor is not seeking to overturn bricks it's simply to try to deliver a different rex's i what is clear and after size by all the different events taking place across the u.k. this weekend there is still no single coherent principle everybody can unite behind . in the n

union considers a ban on six you might not have heard of but you probably use a lot of them and the environmental damage. and there's outrage following the death of a prominent investigator we'll have all the online reaction. to the hash tag. facebook live. as well while the police car has been attacked by mourners at the funeral of one of the latest victims of protests against the dons president. was reportedly shot by security forces on thursday in heart to local media say the sixty year old was attacked while allowing demonstrators to shelter at his home he's one of at least fifty people killed in the month old protests demanding the resignation of president obama and bashir mohamed joining us from hearts in covering this story for us so clearly a lot of anger on behalf of the protesters. those protests started very early in the morning in fact they continued sort of the night in front of the. care hospital because of the killing of two men yesterday one of them is that was a doctor who was trying to help the wounded protesters and he was shot during. the service there for the pr

and african union say that serious concerns about the final result what they have to say may be of little importance for many congolese who want to separating change from their new leader from either mello al-jazeera kinshasa zimbabwe's president. will skip the world economic forum and return home as the number of demonstrators killed by security forces continues to rise. least a dozen people have been killed during demonstrations over the doubling in fuel prices he said the arrest of more than six hundred people the government doubled fuel prices just over a week ago in an attempt to fix the currency crisis because nationwide fuel shortages. lebanon's president is our bleeders to make all efforts for syrian refugees to return home and she alone spoke at the economic summit in beirut he said lebanon is overwhelmed by syrian and palestinian refugees who make up about half the population the summit has been overshadowed by a rift over whether syria should be reinstated into the arab league causes them into shape to mean been hunted ultimately and mauritania as president mohamad allude. wher

union the two bodies. which the republic of north macedonia know in syria at least stands to join to the lifting of the greek veto. again stolzenberg secretary general of nato saying it's an important contribution to the stability and prosperity of the region donald tusk european council president praising the two prime ministers for their imagination and courage and putting the common good ahead of the narrow political interests but here in greece there are mixed reactions from the people that were on the square behind. and we earlier on very very negative reactions a very depressed atmosphere frankly of to the vote it was more like a funeral than a political protest as people realize that this deal was now done the government of the minority government of alexis tsipras that has one hundred forty five m.p.'s in that three hundred seat chamber was joined by eight m.p.'s who cross the oil forming a majority of one hundred fifty three a rather large majority. by the standards of greek politics these days in

friday the european union said it would join the us canada and most of central and south america and recognize an interim government unless immediate and internationally supervised elections take place this as non-essential u.s. embassy staff began leaving the country not top tier diplomats washington says it doesn't recognize my party to sever diplomatic ties or expel u.s. embassy personnel the u.s. secretary of state mike pump il has called an emergency un security council meeting for saturday. russia is now putting its full weight behind warning washington against intervention in mn israela while offering to barter negotiations to end the conflict. but the opposition says the time for talking is over. on the colombian side of the border venezuelans returned home with supplies nervous about what lies ahead these venezuelans know that the crisis in their country is entering into unchartered waters a confrontation between president mahmoud abbas and his opponents between mughal and the united states and between the united states and russia and the only thing at this hour that they se

the european union observation mission in nigeria says it's very concerned about the suspension of the country's chief justice and the timing of the move welter on nogay has been accused of failing to the clear assets and was suspended by president mohamed hari the opposition people's the democratic party says the allegations are politically motivated and this halted election campaigning for three days in protest the chief justice would likely rule on any disputed results in next month's general election if he is reinstated. kenya is a serene beaches and more warm climates have long been a magnet for tourists especially from europe but attacks and kidnappings in recent years by the armed group al-shabaab have scared many visitors away mohammed the reports now from lima island but the impact on people whose lives depend on holidaymakers. the war on sunday because of can. tell the stories of its troubles in good times this bitch will be full of tourists bringing much needed income for beach boys to a guides but holiday makers help results home after a spate of attacks by al shabaab fight

union has given maduro where the opposition has been willing to negotiate we tried everything we have boded we have abstained we gunna hunger strikes we have a protest and they have killed. the taliban says u.s. president donald trump appears to be serious about putting his troops out of afghanistan it says a foreign withdrawal is the first goal towards resolving the seventeen yet conflict group also says it wants to establish an islamic system under any peace deal. the united states is withdrawing from one of its main nuclear weapons agreements with russia washington says the one nine hundred eighty seven intermediate range nuclear forces treaty has been consistently violators. of all i recall as president laurent gbagbo has been released by the international criminal court two weeks after being acquitted of crimes against humanity had been accused of inciting a wave of violence following disputed elections twenty ten. video has emerged showing the moment a dam collapse at a mine in brazil last week the disaster unleashed a wave of sludge a mud in the south east in the state of mina.

he had received wasn't chosen at random serbia formally apply for membership of the european union in two thousand and nine and for years critics have said footage is more concerned with this emission brussels than in belgrade rather than replying to the media association's concerns put it wrote an extensive op-ed in a european news outlet the e.u. observer denying accusations that he has monopolized the serbian media. we are in this period of serbian integration into the and we have an obligation to make sure media freedom remains on the agenda during negotiations because if you had to believe the government serbia is a paradise for journalists of course this is not true far from it the journalists here want to do their job freely but they are exposed to constant threats. and cannot work because all opponents of the government being financially destroyed the distribution of public funds is murky millions of euros are going towards favorable media in the last two or three years no critical media received any money. order when the budget is deliberately spent on media close to the gove

union countries about one hundred fifty thousand of them in germany when it came a pause from berlin and what breaks it will mean for precious residents there. at home in prince la bella composer and musician richard scott experiments with mixing up sounds he performs right across the e.u. but now fears his british nationality could make that much harder so i guess what i would most like to be is not a playing card or a chess piece and we were told at the beginning that we weren't going to be you know we're not going to be trading with people's lives but that's exactly what is happening on both sides so yeah i feel like i'm a i'm a pawn in some growing no control over however britain does leave the e.u. its citizens will then find themselves having to register at places like this office for foreigners it's thought around one hundred fifty thousand british citizens are living and working in germany right now perhaps around sixty percent of them have lived here long enough to qualify to obtain german citizenship but that still leaves the other forty percent around sixty thousand people

union is another thing that is going to prevent the kind of international effort that we need to save our life support system so i'm afraid i can't be extremely optimistic. big events are planned in iran on monday to mark forty years since the islamic revolution anger and frustration had been building up for years culminating in the downfall of the shah andrew simmons met one of the men who fought for change in one nine hundred seventy nine. mohammed raise attack sheikh is one of iran's many revolutionaries he reflects on life changing events forty years ago with the style during pride. well before. many took power the hem of the razor defected from the shazam e joining the revolution. he went on to fight in iran iraq war of the nineteen eighties hundreds of thousands were killed and among them mohammed raises a younger brother how many that raised. our belief in personal sacrifice for the revolution is for our spiritual leaders we are the victorious ones because our enemies cannot put pressure on us militarily they are doing it economically and culturally. mohammad reza says he's aga

russia and the european union will all be addressing delegates are trying to live now from munich so i just gave a list there but let's talk about the middle east for us what's expected to be discussed. richelle the middle east is an issue which is going to be debated closely by the world leaders attending the munich security conference for different reasons they say that they are concerned about the war in syria particularly about the conflicts in yemen and there is this drive by the international community to put an end to the conflict in yemen which has created the worst humanitarian crisis in the world and how to that that would be the biggest challenge facing the key players here because the ultimately need to put more pressure on the sandy led coalition and convince all the parties are viable potts's in yemen to set aside their differences and negotiate a political settlement the report issued by the minutes ago to conference says that . says seven countries in the region are some of the most spenders when it comes to defense spending which creates more concerns about instabili

canada and the european union have joined top u.n. officials into managing their release a former senior official with prue's national football federation has been acquitted of conspiracy by a court in the u.s. and walburga has been charged with taking bribes in exchange for the award of marketing and media rights to international soccer matches he walked free just days after two other south american officials were convicted of similar charges the government of the philippines is setting up more than six hundred separate shelters for people displaced by the conflict in murari the army read to the city from separatists fighters in october after a five month siege conditions have been made worse there by a tropical storm tembin. those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after sports stoping the endless chase keep it or. using bonds is the only one to have never been accused of doping. the jamaican is the first sprinter to have improved one hundred meters world record three times some of these recalls were achieved du

union and nato toppled the ukrainian president viktor yanukovych overage who was pro russian and who had been democratically elected the subsequent war far in eastern ukraine a region with strong ties to moscow resulted in its an accession by russia effectively carving ukraine into since the fighting ended in eastern ukraine the bulk of the propaganda war between kiev and moscow has been waged through the media it is against that geo political backdrop that the back story has unfold this whole thing and michelle it can contain all the perfect ingredients for. a great anti russian story and the crimean authorities and the crimean media have been very successful sellers over a number of years which. is that you. focus on news of the it seems that his immediate. forces in the west have then very happy customers of that the historical practices of the russians who typically almost genetically driven to co-opt penetrate to gain favor whatever yet another chance presented itself they just couldn't miss the opportunity it was too sexy. to start with russian journalism doesn't exist at all i

union frederica the e.u.'s foreign policy chief said the e.u. would continue investing in an ally in what she called the most heated and difficult area of the world we are here to support a company to share our own experience if needed and if useful. to provide advise if asked for but most of all to guarantee or to try to guarantee that the good steps that are taken are financially and economically supported we are here not as a just of gesture of of charity if you allow me the expression but as an investment . more than six hundred migrants are stuck on a rescue ship waiting for either malta or italy to take them in italy's threaten to close its ports to rescue ships if malta doesn't accept the people who were saved this week both has brushed off the request saying it had nothing to do with the operation off the libyan coast thousands of protesters have rallied in romania as capital book arrest to support investigations into corruption at least twenty eight mayors senators and hundreds of public servants have

union leaders of the g. seven a meeting amid a feeling of growing frustration the summit is being held back city in canada on friday and saturday and is bringing together the leaders of canada the united kingdom france germany italy japan and the united states u.s. reson donald trump has come under shock criticism from his allies after he impose tariffs on steel in a new minimum porson mexico and canada as well as the european union he said the tabs are necessary to protect u.s. industry but canada and the e.u. have denounced them as illegal and are preparing retaliatory measures now here's what the u.s. president said shortly before leaving for the g. seven. we are going very well now we're unable to make you feel well germinate. rob the better deal we are under the market you know we will be better off right now we are not going to live with the seals the way they are european union says very unfairly sounded out very unfairly mexico very unfairly with that being said i think we're probably very. algis the

would have picked on its divorce from the european union instead. there is more uncertainty more waiting and more anger and the forty eight percent of britons who voted in the referendum three years ago to remain in the u.k. are increasingly exasperated this wasn't what they were promised this was a campaign based on lies and i think people. leaving the european union were actually means was politicians from across the spectrum called for the government to arrange another referendum echoing the demonstrators concerned that the deadlock whether you. voted for europe you know to leave european union whichever approach will fall to you support i think we could all agree that the path we're being forced on the national interest will make us so poor and rich or so like this week or so strong that it's making us more divided not more you all. came from all over britain all against the very idea of brics it and given the strength the feeling on show here it's very difficult to see how this can be reconciled when i'm even if it happens i wanted to remain be

out of the european union force johnson's attempt to call an early election was rejected again parliament is suspended for the next 5 weeks. a prominent member of sudan's ruling coalition is calling for a peace agreement in yemen and he wants sudanese troops fighting there brought home sudan joined a saudi led coalition 4 years ago because for them to be brought home grown louder as the number of war dead has increased the reuters news agency is reporting algeria's prime minister will resign following months of protests against him we replaced long time president abdulaziz but if week after he was also forced out by mass demonstrations in april activists demanded prime minister better we step down before any new elections a millions of shia muslims have gathered in the iraqi city of karbala for a shura for the morning of the prophet muhammad's grandson eman hussein was killed in the battle of karbala in what is now iraq 1300 years ago shia muslims commemorate his death every year on the 10th day of the islam a calendar 1st month. those are the headlines we're back in half an hour next spo

union because it's a it's an issue that obviously didn't divides families and divides everybody but i think what joe would agree is that we need to get on and sort this thing out and so what next all seems set for boris johnson to again seek parliamentary approval to cold an election next monday but does the labor leader jeremy corbin accept that all scupper it again with boxing in boris johnson even more than he is already under a symonds out 0 westminster. nonprofit organization amazon watch has organized protests around the world for what it's calling a global day of action for the rainforest there demanding presidential change policies which they say are killing the amazon a record number of fires are burning in brazil and neighboring countries also our own house deployed 44000 troops to help but has resisted funding from she 7 leaders saying it would make brazil like a colony or latin america to listen in as well from part of state. i'm in just across the river from me to one of the largest municipalities in all of brazil the size of england that is also the most of forested an

the deadline he either has to go with a deal and get agreement from the european union or get a cream of green from the european union for a 3 month delay that's according to this bill a 3 month delay on that deadline that would suit the opposition parties for up mid november election that's the way it's all looking could he do anything differently could he actually resign. and then we have a position whereby a unity government could be formed by the opposition parties that will be very risky that's the perception so right now he is in a very difficult position no one really knows quite for sure what's going to happen but things will again take a turn on monday when he does make this attempt to get another election early election. under simmons live in westminster thank you. sudan has been readmitted to the african union its membership was suspended in june after a deadly attack on protesters in the capital khartoum on thursday sudan's really appointed prime minister abdullah hum doc named his cabinet members part of a transitional power sharing agreement between the military and pro-

union now while prime minister george johnson did say that you would rather die in a ditch his words rather than arse for an extension brussels. fact he has already been hemmed in by his own words the director of public prosecutions himself said that if he did not obey the law then there is a good chance that he would standing intensive and could even see himself a possibility of being put in jail for not abiding by the laws of this country from having taken back control by minister boris johnson now finds himself being controlled last in downing street opposition candidate to moscow are asking voters to use sunday's regional elections as a referendum on the government the poll has lots of the largest protests in russia in years after more than 30 opposition candidates were banned from running in moscow stuff awesome reports. salesman that neil big lets was detained during a protest in late july u.s. charge for pulling the arm of a policeman who was arresting a protester. as he was caught up in the demonstrations after coming from a business meeting he's been sentenced to 2 years in

union to to to to back his proposal for alternative arrangements and if not then you might expect some sort of jockeying behind the scenes to see who my fancy having a go replacing him all of these things plainly are all happening at exactly the same time directly before parliament comes back and then the crucial european council meeting in the middle of october and they have to decide if they're prepared to agree to this to late subjects it's that obviously is contingent on the being another election being being confirmed by then so no problem is not sitting yes everything still to play for indeed largely live for us there in london thanks last. lebanese armed group has one less says it's shot down an israeli drone outside the border town of rania its fighters say they now have the aircraft israel and hezbollah exchange far along the lebanese border just over a week ago so in a hot air has more from beirut. this is the 1st time since 2006 that hezbollah says it's down to an israeli drone over lebanese territory in 2006 israel and hezbollah went to war it was a month long war that ende

union eight hundred fifty one thing in the hours around. the world that told you that you would get your ten minutes of going to look at something that would help these countries militarily and yes but what part of this is so now the u.s. will impose tariffs an additional tax on goods imported from china the industries to be impacted agriculture evasion automotive and the tech sector the white house says it's not targeting foreigners t.v.'s and computers for no that would mean higher charges higher costs for consumers. one trade expert says a u.s. trade battle with china the world's two biggest economies will impact global markets it creates instability uncertainty it reduces particularly investor uncertainty for long term investors private business capital expenses and these types of things. summit in singapore may have strengthened his determination to act for years the u.s. look to china to help bring in an industry in north korea but convinced he's built up a solid relationship with kim jong un the president perhaps feels he's in a stro

walked away from the european union but instead m.p.'s have been having a very heated debate before voting again for a third time on a version of prime minister may's withdrawal agreement they're leaving now to cast their vote if the deal passes today bracks it will happen on may twenty second if the vote fails then the u.k. crashes out of the e.u. on april twelfth with no deal which many have predicted would bring financial count chaos to britain making an appeal to m.p.'s prime minister may said approving the deal today avoids at. age breck said jeremy corbin labor leader who was speaking right before the race and may describe her agreement as a half baked bread deal which was bad for our democracy said bad for business and bad for a country so now and these voting on just one part of teresa mayes agreement will bring you the result of the vote as soon as we get it here on al-jazeera is teresa mayes proposal finally going to get the numbers in this said vote or just have to find out in just a few minutes in the meantime we are going to

the legal force now is the united kingdom is due to leave the european union on the twelfth of april in just fourteen days time that is not enough time to agree that just late fall and russia fire deal and yet the house is being clear it will not commit to leaving without it do you mr speaker i fear we are reaching the limits of this process in this house this house. this house has rejected no to you it has rejected no bricks it on wednesday it rejected variations of the deal on the table and today it has rejected approving the withdrawal agreement alone and continuing the process on the future u.s. president donald trump is threatening to close the border with mexico or at least large parts of it he says that will happen next week if mexico doesn't stop people from crossing into the u.s. illegally. the reports into a possible russian interference in the twenty sixteen us election is set to be released to the public in mid april attorney general william ball has already summarized its findings in the letter to congress the report found no conspiracy between the trump campaign and rus

and finally back in two thousand and sixteen when britain voted to leave the european union the question on the referendum ballot seemed simple enough do you want out of the e.u. or not but the longer this braxton story goes on the harder it is to understand the negotiations and the issues freedom of movement customs unions the irish backstop were complex enough and that was before m.p.'s got involved with their parliamentary procedures their votes amendments britain is in a state of confusion which is where sammy j. thompson he's an astray and comedian who suggests that the best way to deal with bracks that and to explain it is through something he calls bricks at yoga now that may be a bit of a stretch but this video first seen on the australian broadcasting corporations comedy channel has millions of views online we'll leave you now with an excerpt and we'll see next time here at the listening post. ok let's warm up first by you nodding at kingdom. and when you're ready to face the world we're going to move up into a way of repaying union. ice and high. tariffs falling away enjoy your

union supplies more aid ship type one has criticized the amount of help to is received from europe to support refugees fleeing the war european powers are again pressing iran to cooperate with the un's nuclear watchdog the e.u. france germany and the u.k. have issued a joint statement stressing that they continue to support the 2015 need clear deal to spy iran continuing to reduce its commitments women have been protesting through the night and into the day in south africa demanding that more be done to stop sexual violence president cyril ramaphosa has admitted his nation is facing a crisis and has pledged new measures on the family of zimbabwe's former president robert mugabe says his burial will be delayed for a month until a special site can be built at a national heroes a come on you meant the governing body has been lying in state for a 2nd date a stadium in harare where thousands of paying their respects his family and the government have disagreed over his final resting place risking it all is a program coming up next looking at extreme dangers faced by workers in the south am

out of the european union by october 31st with or without a deal of course that would then ignore the fact that parliament has recently passed a law blocking a no deal and requesting a further extension now as for younger he of course will be wondering what exactly this rough shape of a deal is that boris johnson wants to present what are the details and most importantly does he have any real and viable alternatives to the irish backstop which is the real sticking point for boris johnson the e.u. says the backstop must remain as part of the withdrawal agreement because ensures no return to a hard border between island which is in the european union and between northern ireland which is part of the u.k. but johnson says that he feels that would still tie the u.k. to some of the e.u.'s customs rules and what he and his supporters want is a clean break but it would be very difficult to see if we could have any change of position from e.u. officials are certainly in no position to make any decisions alone because all decisions in the e.u. are done unanimously by all member states and eve

union investments in nonproliferation continues to be a top priority for us so far we have first see an iran fully compliant with all its nuclear related commitments frustration is growing among leaders would be caught between the u.s. and iran as tensions on both sides mount before the summit the e.u. rejected an ultimatum from tehran given european powers sixty days to come up with a plan to shield iran's economy from the impact of u.s. sanctions in a statement they said we strongly urge iran to continue to implement its commitments under the j c p o a in full as it is done until now and to refrain from any escalatory steps we reject all ultimatums the statement also criticized the u.s. for imposing sanctions on iran and pulling out of the deal one year ago european powers have been battling to save the twenty fifteen deal they want a payment system which allows for some trade between iran and the european union to so far is limited to only humanitarian items things like medicine and food in israel to persuade multinationals to resume trade with iran and rescue us penalties so unle

of the european union warns iran that it won't respond to ultimatums but criticizes the u.s. to. watching al-jazeera life from a headquarters in doha and they're you know ok they're also ahead the u.s. ramps up its rhetoric against china president trump says new tariffs will be imposed on friday. vote counting has begun in south africa's national elections and what's being seen as a major test for the governing party. hello e.u. leaders have rejected a sixty day ultimatum issued by iran to fulfill promises under the twenty fifty nuclear deal in a joint statement they also criticize the u.s. is the surgeon to reimpose sanctions after it pulled out of the iran agreement last year while the us president has implemented new restrictions targeting teheran's metals industry which is the second biggest source of revenue after or oil and gas and on wednesday iran rolled back nuclear restrictions but stopped short of violating its twenty fifteen deal with world powers president hassan rouhani has threatened to step up uranium enrichment if to iran doesn't get relief from sanctions within

the european union has told america's top diplomat that it fully supports the international nuclear deal with iran and called on the u.s. to show maximum restraint this as u.s. secretary of state might pump a.o. hell talks with the e.u. foreign ministers during a surprise trip to brussels the bloke's foreign policy chief expressed concern that u.s. strategy towards tehran carries grave risks last week iran announced it was scaling back some commitments under the 2015 nuclear deal while the e.u.'s foreign policy chief nice spoke about the message that they gave the u.s. secretary of state. michael pale heard that very clearly today from from us not only from myself but also from the other ministers of the states that. we are living in a crucial delicate moment where. the most relevant. attitude to take the most responsible attitude to take is and we believe should be and that of maximum maximum restraint voiding any escalation. as is the rector of the around project of the international crisis group he says europe will not have much influence mediating between washington and tehran look t

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this is really cool. 24 countries and the european union agreed to create the world's largest marine park in the antarctic ocean. it will cover about 600-thousand square miles of ocean there. to help conserve the animal population, the area would be protected from commercial fishing for 35 years! scientists and in global efforts to protect marine diversity. a woman in illinois is living proof that with determination, you can do anything you want. coming up, we'll share her story and how she keeps herself away from the doctors. coming up tonight on 10 news and c-b-s. starting at 8:00 macgyver, followed by hawaii five-o at 9. at 9, all new blue bloods. then tune in to 10 news at 11. don't forget to stay up for the late show with stephen colbert and his if you're just joining us this morning, here are some of the stories we're staying on top of for you. many have gotten calls from scammers telling you they are with the i-r-s.. and now the feds are getting their revenge. a raid in mumbai, india ended with more than 60 people arrested. the raid happened on october sixth.. has been a huge

." >>> the heart of the european union today is rocked to its core. right now a manhunt is under way for the bombmaker suspected in the brussels and paris terror attacks. >> yesterday's bombing killed more than 30 people and injured more than 200. we share the stories of several american survivors. >> police in the u.s. step up security at so-called soft targets. we will talk with nypd