europe and the capacity to integrate. the refugees at the same time we cannot accept everybody comes to all come from countries all countries every control of their borders looks all come through so europe also has the right to control its borders. breaking news in r.t. donald trump scores a major legal victory is the u.s. supreme court partially reinstates his travel ban on people from six muslim majority countries. britain conservative party secures its one or two government safety net striking a deal with the northern irish which will pop it up after the prime minister's election gamble backfired. and we hear from a us democratic congresswoman who is pushing to stop washington supplying arms to extremist groups in syria. each time we have waged these wars it has resulted in the strengthening of terrorist groups. that i welcome good evening and watching r.t. international has just gone x. o'clock here in moscow we start this out breaking news too because the u.s. supreme court is partially reinstated donald trump's trav

fundamental discussions about the more europe or less europe we have to be pragmatic there are areas where we need more integration there are areas where probably we could reverse some of the that sometimes appears to intrusive but frankly i don't think it is always helpful to have discussions of ideological philosophical debates about more or less europe because based on my experience of living u.p.a. and commission ten years what i have seen was that even in times of crisis the moon is too cute financial and sovereign that we have in europe at least since the second world war it was possible for you pinion to make progress for instance we have now some elements of a banking union with a common supervisory mechanisms common resolution mechanism that would be considered unthinkable before the crisis so for instance for the countries want to have a common currency definitely it's needed more integration so yeah let's talk about the concrete steps because i know that the and here are being touted by politicians which would mean that there are states in iraq like kress and germany who w

europe's supply is a matter for europe the united states of america it's up to us to decide who supplies us with energy and how according to rules of openness competition and the trying to ministration seems to have reservations as well with secretary of state rex tillerson making his concerns clear without exception i have yet to have great bilateral one on one a polish side with a single counterpart in any country in europe the middle east even southeast asia that is not said to me please address your relationship with russia it has to be improved so it seems unlikely that this bill into law but it's unclear when or if it will reach the us leaving the us european relationship paying in the balance there is also an irony here that many senators have accused donald trump america's ties with its closest allies and yet they've now approved a bill that could end up doing just that. washington d.c. . the biggest football event of the summer is set to kick off in russia this saturday later today the fee for twenty seventeen confederations cup set to take place in four cities across the countr

how much of figs and ramadan foundation told us it's symptomatic of things what's happening across europe. i think it was inappropriate with the way the guards. try to get him off the train he was an aggressive from what for from what we could see in the video and you know he should they should have waited for the police to arrive and allow the police to do that i think it was a sorry sorry episode and i think it reflects badly on german society but this is systematic of what is going on across europe where racism and xenophobia has been on the rise for a number of years and i think this is an example of where people think they can take the law into their own hands and operate in the way that these people were doing these types of activities are on the rise across europe and i think that's directly linked to the fact that when you have an atmosphere when racism against migrants and refugees is on the open then you will see more and more of these types of incidents. from the alternative for germany party on the other hand believes that refugees sometimes deliberately abuse the law. i perso

europe and the u.k. apparently take a listen. the cloud that was used to run just like a rocket is because most european countries is burned to the united states my understanding is that the cloudy in question this flammable client which is banned in europe in the us is also banned here well to reason maize already apologized for the failure of the local authorities and the government to really help the victims of the grenfell tower fire fost enough and today for the first time since that fire tore through that building just over a week ago we got the official head rolling the c.e.o. of kensington and chelsea council nicolas holgate he's the highest or he was on the elected official at that local authority where the tower is located he was forced to resign by the government to resign may says it's good that he's lost his job but a lot of people are saying that he's just been chosen as the fall guy the scapegoat for all of this perhaps to deflect scrutiny away from higher up in the chain of command people are angry with the govern

in the recent spate of atrocities across europe has left politicians and citizens alike regarding terror as part of everyday reality. horrified by the loss of civilian life as the u.s. led coalition makes. so much for joining us this. last week. could have been hit not just by the smoke and fire but also poisoned by an extremely toxic gas. causes of the tragedy. cyanide is one of the deadliest poisons there is and apparently the insulation boards on the building on ground felt how it could have been letting off cyanide as the building was burning and we know this because the hospitals treating some of the victims of the fire one of the hospitals as said that they have treated three people for cyanide poisoning bear in mind the building's management we're telling people will stay in their apartments until help arrived the other part of this scandal that's rapidly growing is the cladding so the material used on the outside of the building which turned out to be extremely flammable the government's been checking to see whether it's been used anywhere else in buildings in the u.k. and to res

the reason space off atrocities across europe has left politicians and citizens are like people guarding terror as a part of everyday reality. and. britain's prime ministers say is sorry for the handling of the deadly grenfell tower fire however it does little to stop the protests. but i think that it's too little it's unlikely why is the council getting away with this. to speak back all those people in the parliament the guts to get a part to play at the. arms of the un says it's horrified by the loss of civilian life in rucka as the u.s. led coalition makes a final push to force the islamic state out of the syrian city. hello and thank you for joining us you're watching r.t. international with me becky erin our top story this hour police in the u.s. have searched the home of the suspect in the stabbing of a police officer at michigan airport on wednesday the f.b.i. says the attacks could be being treated as terrorism and that the suspect has a clear hatred for america. we're investigating this incident as an act of terrorism we have just filed a complaint charging an individual by the

talks over the divisive and overarching trade deal between europe and the us is likely to be resurrected them in a few months but the team tip agreement arguably faces more hurdles than ever with trade being an increasing weapon of choice now for both sides in recent months. war is the catalyst for innovation and adaptation and changes afoot once again every decision on trade on taxes will be made to benefit american workers protection will lead to greater prosperity and strength it seems the nature of war in the twenty first century is economic and international troops are already breaking down new fronts already opening up both east and west. president trump's investigation into steel imports on u.s. national security could see imports being shelled but europe is no longer playing mr nice guy with washington then there's a new kid at the terrace of a different kind brace of protectionism is real we will defend europe against those who do not play fight of loops and fight hard for the rights of our exporters. earlier this year president trump threatened to impose a thirty five percent t

or libya is the country from which most african migrants settle for europe and the city of some power is one of the key human trafficking hopes according to reports people there are being bought and sold on local slave markets our video agency ripley managed to get a firsthand account of what life is like in the migrant home. that. is the problem the people who go to kidnap and people who lived in new york medium or new what do you call the military police where. they are the how money the heart would be more probably. how to go to the police as you can see on the map most human trafficking routes in africa lead all the way up to libya and meeting in primarily in the city of sampo which is right here and those hoping to make it say europe them pay drivers to take them to the capital tripoli and from that migrants are then transported by sea packed by the hundreds on board inflatable boat and other vessels mostly unfit for making the perilous journey across the mediterranean of course and some of those people get robbed kidnapped and sometimes even murdered in the process meanwhile in

and operate in the way that these people were doing these types of activities are on the rise across europe and i think that's directly linked to the fact that when you have an atmosphere when racism against migrants and refugees is on the open then you will see more and more of these types of incidents from the alternative of germany party on the other hand believes that refugees sometimes deliberately abuse the law. i personally know a lot of cases were so all refugees enter the train without a ticket and they know that the people from the train companies are checking their tickets they do not dare to take out their own train because you're afraid excuse the phrases so they say separate is great so far if you get me so. you should situation there's a train we go take it because you know personal best but dare to tell you about tearing out people who are about building to leave to leave the train to get this is professional behavior and i expect nothing more than the full backing of the authorities in the fleet big king. companied. they are checking start quick to offer shortly and right l

in the recent spate of atrocities across europe has left politicians and citizens unlike regarding terror as part of everyday reality. this hour the u.n. says it's horrified by the loss of civilian life in russia as the u.s. led coalition makes a final push to force islamic state out of the syrian city. welcome so as these national live from moscow with. thanks for joining us this. victims of last week's fire told us that the prime minister's apology will do little to change the situation. well i think it also symbolizes london which is now very very divided in terms of inequality of the false majority of people here do not benefit from the wealth which is invested where there are not free flights which is take the time where we have people out in the sun the streets in a free like how to but i'm afraid to reserve my house lost and credibility after the election i don't think it was very long most people think she is only here because the different factions in the tory party decide the way and now to get rid of one of the key problems in particularly in law and the right across the countr

is increasing over last year's rate and there's a terrorist attempt in europe mostly in the u.k. and france right now about every nine days the first responsibility of any government is to provide for the safety of its citizens and that is both internally and against external threats. in london the number of people dead or presumed dead after the grenfell tower blaze there in the west of the cities risen to seventy nine as of yesterday the metropolitan police say that number could still rise so far only five victims have been identified to the public it's thought that many won't be able to be identified who perished this is the red in this video from inside that charred building has to be said this is taken in a flat where the police knew that the people that lived there been accounted for but you can see the state of it the ashes the rubble that fire broke out early wednesday morning at swiftly twenty four story high residential block her part u.k. prime minister's response to the tragedies been heavily criticized the huge protests in the capital have been calling for the reason

libya is the country from which most african migrants set out for europe and the city of sampat is one of the key human trafficking hopes according to reports people there are being bought and sold on local slave markets are video agency raptly managed to get a firsthand account of what life is like in the migrant. that. is the problem people go to kidnapping people literally a year maybe more new what do you call the military police over. here mourning the heart would be more probably. go to bali. now as you can see on base maps is where all the main migrant trafficking routes converge into one those hoping to make it to europe and pay drivers to get them to tripoli north of the capital north of the country then mike was transported by sea of pax by the hundreds on board inflatable boats and other vessels and mostly unfit for this perilous journey across the mediterranean to italy and some people get rocks kidnapped and sometimes even murdered in the process meanwhile in europe there are voices questioning whether those arriving in europe on mass are actually fleeing war and famine or

is increasing over last year's rate and there's a terrorist attempt in europe mostly in the u.k. and france right now about every nine days the first responsibility of any government is to provide for the safety of its citizens and that is both internally and against external threats in europe you have this dual problem you have basically citizens of these countries british citizens french citizens german citizens who are becoming radicalized mostly over the internet you simply don't have enough law enforcement resources to stay on top of these jihadi he's tracked them down and of course if they don't actually commit crimes until the terror attacks take place how do you arrest them if you time the number of people dead or presumed dead over the grenfell time a blaze in west london has now risen to seventy nine and two popes and police said that that number could still rise to so far five of the victims only have been identified to the public but it's thought it will be possible to identify everyone who perished we see his latest video from inside the building it shows flats with

well meanwhile in europe there are voices questioning whether those arriving in europe on mass are actually fleeing war and famine or just seeking better job opportunities or some of the ngos rescuing migrants in the mediterranean are being accused of encouraging human traffickers earlier my colleague daniel hawkins asked joel millman senior press officer at the international organization for migration about the reasons fueling migration and the role n.g.o.s play in the crisis. there's been a certain argument rising especially from the sort of center right political spectrum about the difference between migrants and asylum seekers in particular they're saying that many of these people coming are economic migrants rather than people who are victims of war does that argument hold any water to you at all. well it's certainly true and we're not we're not going to be we were in a political about this two years ago the vast majority of migrants on this particular wrote through tripoli were were were distressed migrants where they were people fleeing war the largest two countries two years ago wer

is increasing over last year's rate and there's a terrorist attempt in europe mostly in the u.k. and france right now about every day the first responsibility of any government is to provide for the safety of its citizens and that is both internally and against external threats. the number of people dead or presumed dead after the grenfell time a blaze in west london turns into seventy nine the metropolitan police say that number could still get rise so far the identities of five victims have been made public but it's thought it won't be possible to identify everyone who perished this is the latest video from inside that child building it shows apartments where police have accounted for everyone who lives their homes though reduced to ashes their belongings incinerated the fire broke out early last wednesday morning and swiftly engulfed the twenty four story blog another video appeared online of firefighters reacting to seeing that blaze for the first time. the prime minister's response to the tragedies been heavily criticized and huge protests in the capital have been calling fo

things a great deal more difficult but nonetheless i think the big risk for for britain and indeed for europe is that brussels is demanding negotiations on money first and then the trade deal second now you know if we if experience is anything to go by brussels will fail to do the trade deal or do incredibly slowly and i'm very worried that what's going to happen there is there will be a big push by the europeans to make sure they get their money no push whatsoever or the things that we want i think that britain has to be ready to walk away from the negotiations with nothing on either side if necessary. the conflict between nato allies germany in turkey continues to escalate after berlin is no announced plans to withdraw its troops from the interlinking base in turkey into we locate them to jordan europe correspondent peter all of us got the latest on it. well it all looks very messy at the moment the latest from the german defense ministry is that the they will start pulling out of their troops from the insular air base in turkey in july on the line the defense minister she outlined their pl

it's our new relations with the west is making brussels think about a tighter union in europe but with so many different voices inside the bloc really biggest single directions will forward it how will the powerhouses of the union bring the newer member states in line with the powerful stronger integration lead the e.u. to new horizons or the complete breakup. plus one hundred virus so it's really great to have you on our show today welcome to pleasure so that. when what's going on in european union right now i met quite a lot of european politicians officials and most of them are saying that maybe there is a little too much integration and maybe there is a bit of effect amongst the people about the integration so in your opinion if the .

is increasing over last year's rate and there's a terrorist attempt in europe mostly in the u.k. and france right now about every nine days the first responsibility of any government is to provide for the safety of its citizens and that is both internally and against the external threats in europe you have this dual problem you have basically citizens of these countries british citizens french citizens german citizens who are becoming radicalized mostly over the internet you simply don't have enough law enforcement resources to stay on top of these jihadi track them down and of course if they don't actually commit crimes until the terror attacks take place how do you arrest them as for the finsbury park mosque itself need to the side to monday morning's attack it's got a controversial. it wasn't so long ago that the finn's republic mosque was making plenty of headlines in the u.k. opened in the late eighty's as the muslim population in the area began to grow it's been one of the biggest prayer holes in britain however in the ninety's the mosque was accused of radicalism and its p

the recent spate of atrocities across europe has left politicians and citizens unlike regarding terror as part of the everyday reality. for. britain's prime minister says story for the handling of the deadly grenfell tower fire however it does little to stop the protests but i think that it's too little too late he was the past so getting away with this. speech that people in the house of parliament the good the good to possibly. the u.n. says it's horrified by the loss of civilian life in russia as the u.s. led coalition makes the final push to force islamic states out of the syrian city. hello there you are watching r.t. international broadcasting to you live from moscow and the king aaron good to have you with this this hour now we start with breaking news just in that car bomb has reportedly killed at least twenty people in afghanistan's helmand province some fifty others have been injured victims are being taken to a nearby hospital so far no one has admitted carrying out the attack and we're going to be bringing you all the latest updates here on r.t. as soon as we get them. mean

is increasing over last year's rate and there's a terrorist attempt in europe mostly in the u.k. and france right now about every nine days the first responsibility of any government is to provide for the safety of its citizens and that is both internally and against external threats. the number of people dead or presumed dead now after the grenfell tower blaze in west london has risen to seventy nine the metropolitan police say that the number could rise as well so far five of the victims have been identified to the public but it is thought it will be possible to identify everyone who perished this is the latest video from inside that charred building it shows flats where police have accounted for everyone who lived in that actual flat the homes of course as you can see reduced to ashes and rubble that fire broke out early last wednesday morning and swiftly engulfed the twenty four story high residential block for her part the u.k. prime minister's response to the tragedies been heavily criticised in huge protests in the capital have been calling for troops made to step down one

no answer just like europe is. the u.s. state department has made a u. turn on trump's anti cats are rhetoric but the spokes person demanding an explanation from the gulf states for that blockade of doha however policy shifts become something of a trend for the trumpet ministration as jacqueline found that. trying to fold the trumpet ministrations every move can literally leave your head spinning take for example the crisis the state department stands as of tuesday is a demand that the saudis back their claims qatar supporting terrorists now that it's been more than two weeks since the embargo started we are mystified that the gulf states have not released to the public nor to the qataris the details about the claims that they are making toward qatar but the point two weeks ago trump didn't seem to be mystified when he said qatar does sponsor terrorism the time had come to. get to our two ended spawning. after. that it's extremist ideology and the tweet term even credited his trip to the middle east for spring on the decision to split with qatar struggli

is increasing over last year's rate and there's a terrorist attempt in europe mostly in the u.k. and france right now about every day the first responsibility of any government is to provide for the safety of its citizens that is both internally and against external threats. the number of people dead or presumed dead off the ground full time a blaze in west london has risen to seventy nine the metropolitan police say that number could still rise further so far the identities of five victims have been made public but it's thought it won't be possible to identify everyone who perished this is the latest video from inside that charred building and shows apartments where police have accounted for everyone who lives homes reduced to ashes their belongings incinerated the fire broke out early last wednesday morning and swiftly engulfed the twenty four story residential blog another video appeared online of firefighters reacting to seeing that blaze for the first time. the prime minister's response to the tragedies also been heavily criticized and huge protests in the capital have been

of people is not acceptable anymore they are not willing to receive more immigrants in italy or in europe and this is quite worrying because if this trend will not be stopped the risk of first social crisis is a social tensions of russian patients we see europeans and immigrants will become increasingly higher and higher. in their french terms says he's going to put pork on every school lunch menu to promote a more secular society but critics say it's only going to spread intolerance and marginalize religious groups we are putting an operation in place so the children eat everything and their diets are balanced there is too much waste so we will teach them to eat meat meat poultry or pork today we're talking about secularism in a generally anti muslim way we see secularism as a toll of tolerance and living together and not exclusion any people who refuses to eat pork should feel. we have views from both sides of the divide wish came down to a battle between integration and intolerance. for the mayor who has decided that it is there is no tentative for the poor it's a way to say that we do

starving is just the latest incident being treated as an act of terror this year in just six months europe has seen the eleven terrorist attacks with plots foiled on average every nine days the attacks of left up to fifty people dead and over three hundred injured there are around sixty thousand potential suspects and one of the latest incidents in europe occurred in paris where an attacker round a car full of weapons into a police van he appeared to have had a gun permit despite being on a terror watch list the french prime minister expressed a little surprise over that incident. so sort of no one could be satisfied that someone who's been officially flagged can benefit from this authorization to carry arms certainly not me so the attacker who was on a terror watch list a permit to carry arms and the prime minister is not exactly happy that's that it seems that the terror threat is not causing so much shock nowadays becoming a rather common thing on average every nine days and twenty seventeen a terror attack was attempted across the e.u. while eighty four percent of brits now believe tha

there are voices questioning whether those arriving in europe and months are actually fleeing war and famine or just seeking better job opportunities and in fact some of the ngos rescuing migrants in the mediterranean are being accused of encouraging human traffickers well earlier my colleague daniel hawkins our joel millman the senior press office there the international organization for migration about the reasons fueling migration i'm still roll that n.g.o.s play in the crisis there's been a certain argument rising especially from the sort of center right political spectrum about the difference between moderates asylum seekers in particular saying that many of these people coming economic migrants rather than people who are victims of war does not are going to hold any water. well it's certainly true and we're not we're not going to be we were at a critical about this two years ago the vast majority of migrants on this particular road to tripoli were or were distressed migrants where they were people fleeing war the largest two countries two years ago were syria and eritrea the syr

is increasing over last year's rate and there's a terrorist attempt in europe mostly in the u.k. and france right now about every nine days the first responsibility of any government is to provide for the safety of its citizens and that is both internally and against external threats. the number of people dead or presumed dead now off the grenfell tower blaze in west london has risen to seventy nine yesterday metropolitan police say that number could still rise as well so far five of the victims have been identified to the public splits thought it would be possible to identify everyone who perished in that block is the latest pictures from when it showing charred devastation what you're seeing in the flats where the police made a film is wherever it was accounted for it must be said the home was reduced to rubble and ashes the fire broke out early last wednesday morning it swiftly engulfed a twenty four storey high residential block the u.k. prime minister's response to the tragedies been heavily criticised the huge set of protests have been happening in the capital they've calle

in order that people can't come to europe in order that those people can go back to their countries as soon as the problem the chaos or do war or the. situation is finished it is the best point of view and i'm glad that someone else sharing it. with others sharing similar points of view the bulgarian prime minister he just said europe should completely close the borders to refugees. quite a radical measure according to many people i mean what would you take of that the if you see to the real figures you know don't understand the world refugee because ninety percent of those refugees are not really refugees according to the geneva convention those are social or economical migrants looking for a better way of life which is ok understandable but i don't know why i also szell welfare system should be for should be for anyone who have taxpayers and sex was have to pay for everything but if i can just drop in terms of that's that is that but most of them all refugees i mean social migration has existed for many years many decades but it reached a peak due to the chaos in the middle east t

what is exactly the state of europe is mainstream commentators here in the u.k. use the strength of the euro currency as a barometer for wellbeing across the continent well the cradle of european democracy is arguably in ruins greece is sliding into recession with quarter with g.d.p. gone since the bankruptcy of lehman brothers and unemployment at twenty three percent this politician from europe's most powerful economy saw it coming from a tile induce a politike we utterly condemn the austerity policy towards the greek government by the german federal government it's an unjustified intervention and you get the feeling after the break to decision in england after the emergence of a great number of right wing populist parties and groups the european elite and especially the german federal government should not hear the last of the warning shots. and here's fronts even on french government broadcaster france twenty four globally covered by media as a model of pro technocratic globalist. gury it might be freezing it might rain it might snow but at least i'm at home.

well libya is the country from which most african migrants set out for europe and the city of sound is one of the key human trafficking hopes according to reports people there are being bought and sold on local slave markets video agency ripley money to get a firsthand account of what life is really like in the migrant. that. is the. people who go to kidnapping people they believe you may be more new why do you many people do so well. here i believe how money the harder the more poorly you. go to ali well as you can see on the map right here most human trafficking routes across africa are leading to libya meeting in this city of sample right here those hoping to make it to europe and pay drivers to get them to the capital tripoli and from there migrants are transported by sea packs by the hundreds on board inflatable boat and other vessels mostly unfit for the perilous journey across the mediterranean now some of these people get roped kidnapped and sometimes even murdered in the process meanwhile in europe there are voices questioning whether those making that trip across the mediterr

then there's a new terror of a different crime the race of protectionism is real we will defend europe against those who do not play by the groups and to fight for the rights of our exporters. earlier this year president trump threatened to impose a thirty five percent tax on car imports from germany and then washington went on the attack following diesel gave us the authorities issued international arrest warrants for former vogue. i can treat. the e.u. has now involved in its own offensive finding a two point four billion euro fine. that was based on findings detect joined on faith trust him as to its own brand and then europe's consolidate its position google must respect a simple principle it has to give an equal treatment to rival comparison shopping the services i'm serious oh so it seems we can forget about this because i. would have been i see how far the negotiations with transatlantic trade investment partnership have gone we need to hurry i'm glad that the american president lissa point that negotiations trans atlantic trade and investment partnership would reinforce our lar

people is in the title and they are not getting to see more immigrants in europe and this is quite poor because if it is not at the risk of crisis social tensions of russian mission we see europeans and it will. be higher and higher. than ever and says he's going to put on every school lunch menu to promote more secular society the critics say it's going to spread intolerance and marginalize religious groups. getting an operation in place to the children eat everything and their diet so balanced there is too much waste so we teach them to eat meat poultry or pork today we're talking about secular written in a generally anti muslim way. a toll of tolerance and not exclusion any people who refuses to eat pork should feel it we're views both sides the device which came a battle between integration and. for has decided that it is there is tentative for the pork it's a to say that we don't care about the muslim faith or the faith because. people don't. so it is very bizarre to notice that there has to look at the country mayor or a representative who has decided to not respect the law he's d

the recent spate of atrocities across europe has left politicians and citizens alike regarding tever as a part of everyday reality. for. prime ministers a story for the handling of the deadly grenfell power fire however it does little to stop the protests. but he got to lose and he won the pound so getting away with this. speech back all those people in the parliament a good look at the part to play. is the u.n. says it's horrified by the loss of civilian life in rocker as the u.s. led coalition makes a final push to force the islamic state out of the syrian city. hello there is eleven am here in the russian capital and you're watching international with me becky aaron good to have you with us we start with news in the u.s. police have searched the home of the suspect in the stopping of a police officer at michigan and court on wednesday the f.b.i. says the attacks being treated as terrorism and that the suspect has a clear hatred for america. we're investigating this incident as an act of terrorism we have just filed a complaint charging an individual by the name of more chewy he's

hit and it's quite interesting that in this second case again it's particularly so you know eastern europe. area being the main target you know ukraine and russia now this just happened two hours ago we don't know much else at this time but we will report more on the situation as we know more information and you know as you say the biggest russian company that was attacked there was an e.f. they were switched to reserve operating system so for now they are they are say fine ok so that's the information we know at this stage with frances santiago updating us thank you think. russia call the united states threat to use force against the syrian government sceptical the white house earlier claim that the assad leadership is preparing a chemical weapons attack president trumps press secretary sais the u.s. will take action if that occurs. the united states has identified potential preparations for another chemical weapons attack by the saddam regime the united states is in syria to eliminate the slum extent of iraq and syria if however mr assad conducts another mass murder attack using chemical

the diplomatic snafu this taking place in the arabian gulf spreading over to europe in some senses we had heard from gabriele the german foreign minister saying that he felt that some of the demands being made from the saudi led group that includes saudi arabia the united arab emirates bahrain and egypt been placed on that they were far too harsh now he's been discussing they send other issues with the iranian foreign minister mr gabriele had said that so much of the points that have been put forward by the saudi side were negotiable however some of them went too far now what was included in this list of demands with things like the closure of an air base. a turkish air base that was located in kits are also the shutting down of the al jazeera news network and all of its affiliates mr gabriele saying that in the eyes of his government well this just goes too far in the list of. some of them of course. able to negotiate some other this would. the. challenge to the national sovereignty of the day of the list is more or less a very provocative this is difficult for us to answer has been

there are voices questioning whether those arriving in europe actually fleeing war and famine or just seeking better jobs opportunities are some of the ngos rescue margaret said about reagan being accused of encouraging human traffickers earlier i spoke to joel millman senior press officer at the international organization for migration about the reasons fueling migration and the role in jos play in the crisis. there's been a certain argument rising especially from the sort of center right political spectrum about the difference between moderates and asylum seekers in particular they're saying that many of these people coming economic migrants rather than people who are victims of war does not all going to hold any moves at c. you it's all. well certainly true and we're not we're not going to be we were in a critical about this two years ago the vast majority of migrants on this particular route through tripoli were or were distressed migrants where they were people fleeing war the largest two countries two years ago were syria and eritrea the syria the syrian track it moved almost en

united states my understanding is that the clotting in question this flammable plan which is banned in europe in the u.s. is also banned here just after a week after the tragedy the first official head rolled the c.e.o. of kensington and chelsea council nicholas holgate he's the highest or he was the highest on the elected official at the council he's been forced to resign by the government may said that's a good thing that he's lost his job all to reason may has already apologized for the way that the government handled the aftermath of the fire and also the failings that brought it about but a lot of people here it's been calling on to reason made to resign the support on the ground for families in the initial hours was not good enough. people were left without belongings without roofs over their heads without even basic information about what happened what they should do that was a failure of the state local and national to help people when they needed it most as prime minister i apologize for that. she comes out here and says that you know maybe. i think. when they. make. thing after this

the adventure continues next as promised breck's it security and europe's migrant crisis so we ship it out to go head to head with the former european commission president jose barroso. seemed wrong on one old rule just all. the old yet to shape our just because the ticket and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. our own. school and the people. below welcome to me sophie shevardnadze like much of the world the e.u. is going through turbulent times massive immigration. security threats rocking the very foundation of the union well the when the common challenges. are closer together or. were here and do you raise him media forum or not to discuss this and much more with the former president. bush on the rise of euro skepticism european politicians into promises of reform don't turn in relations with the west is making brussels think about a tighter union in europe but with so many different voices inside the bloc. will forward it how will the powerhouse of the union bring the newer member states in line and will the powerf

as deputy mayor johan good enough to discuss how europe's policies towards migrants are changing and if you take. that you commission president just yesterday i believe he referred to economic migrants as illegal as opposed to just the regular which was his usual choice of words i mean is there real shift here is that a symbolic i mean that's just one quote obviously but is there some sort of shift here in overall e.u. policy towards moderates that you've noticed over the last year i think so-called which you've got states like poland czech republic slovakia hungary the gold are going to right away so it's politics is about protecting the own people you elected by own people in a state in the region and just to protect your own people so doing the right sink unfortunately mrs merkel in. germany also austria government could aspire to for p. and the socialist party to the wrong re we accepted to more and more illegal migrants look at canonical or social migrants. and this is the wrong way now because now the criminal rate increased raping women increased unfortunately and women for ex

all of europe. in the central europe correspondent be sure that. you're in moscow to deliver it goes five men accused of killing a profile russian opposition politician soft back in twenty fifty a correspondent covering this to within a couple of let's cross to. the verdict is likely to go. well we did back to to hear that coming from the court later today as jury deliberations in the trial over the killing of a russian opposition politician by the stamps are currently under here in the capital now we could get out of the jury received instructions from the judge to twenty six questions connected to where they are so the lawyers earlier said that the act is highly likely to be delivered to this tuesday and now all five defendants are accused of. for high as part of been organized group now according to the russian investigative committee who do you know who is suspected of being the organizer of the had offered themselves to suspected killers around fifteen million rubles which is somewhere around two hundred fifty thousand dollars to carry out the

well yes indeed several major companies all across europe have come under attack major firm in the u.k. w p p a major logistics company in denmark major companies in the netherlands we're getting reports from spain and france france the united states and of course the most countries affected have been ukraine and russia in ukraine. he has brazil airport as well as the metro subway systems major ukrainian banks even the ukrainian government computers all have come under attack by another ransomware virus now as far as russia the building behind me eros never teach you a major oil giant came under attack their servers suffered a massive onslaught but were able to revert to reserve systems keeping most of their oil production and shack on the line now the way this malware ransomware works is it locks the computer down and asked for a three hundred to five hundred dollar ransom to be paid in order for the computer to be accessible again and just to sort of understand the magnitude of this malware going across the world just a little over a month ago. major attack took place of the same typ

citizens living in the united kingdom brits living here in europe can be salted fairly quickly. there's a long way to go but we're off to a promising start we have taken the first critical steps together now we have a shared responsibility to deliver quick and substantial progress it was clear. that both of those want to achieve the best possible outcome and the strongest possible partnership one that works the u.k. and for the e.u. despite talk of setting yet achievable goals there are still many key issues that remain in the air what to do about the divorce bill which is alleged could run as high as one hundred million euros that brussels will demand from london then there's the border between the republic of ireland and northern ireland how will it look how will it be enforced all of these things brussels wants sorted before they'll even enter into any negotiations over trade financially we've seen the pound drop to a seven month low against the euro over the last couple of weeks and then there's none binns enormous financial services industry now that's been beset by rumors

europe has the capacity to integrate. the refugees at the same time we cannot accept everybody that comes to overcome countries. and freeze every control of their borders books all countries so europe also as the right to control its borders. with manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the flaming. lips and be the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. at all talk explosion has killed almost one hundred fifty people in eastern pakistan offered overturned on a motorway most of the victims had gathered around the vehicle despite police warnings not to in a bid to collect the money fuel. and exploded a spokesman for the rescue services said someone who tries about a cigarette near the truck some eighty people were injured those in critical condition been airlifted by helicopter to hospital. now as coalition forces advance on the rocca islamic states the factor couple so the u.n. secretary general has expressed concern over the plight of civilians trapped in the syrian

in europe you have twenty seven member states and you would think that that would be a little bit little bit of a challenge for people to get the twenty seven member states to come running the table into harmony agreement but yet that this exactly what we've done and what they have done but what you have a situation where the british government one year on and two months after triggering article fifty this week was supposed to be waked as part of the formal negotiations and the negotiations has got a four week negotiation rhythm and last week we had the preparation for that in the parliament is going to be booked and then week one and bleak for so week one with the preparation week to do was to be the exchange of documents with the british government and the british government was not ready there was no exchange of documents the meetings that took place or the meet and on the nineteenth were davis and barney was just a by calendar dates not an bolts we were there and supposed to be going into next week with intense negotiation that cannot take place because there are no exchange of docum

united states my understanding is that the clothing in question this flammable client which is banned in europe in the u.s. is also banned here just after a week after the tragedy the first official head has rolled the c.e.o. of kensington and chelsea council nicholas holgate he's the highest or he was the highest on the elected official at the council he's been forced to resign by the government and to even may said that's a good thing that he's lost his job the reason may has already apologized for the way that the government handled the aftermath of the fire and also the failings that brought it about but a lot of people here is been calling on to resign made to resign the support on the ground for families in the initial hours was not good enough people were left without belongings with. without even basic information about what had happened what they should do that was a failure of the stay. local and national to help people when they needed it most as prime minister i apologize for that failure do you accept. if she comes out here maybe. i think that it's too little. too late. when they.

the strongest economy in the world and the strongest military power i guess that both europe and the us have. to react in a proper way and to sit and to see should. we want to be part of you except your rules if you don't accept rules you have to accept that we are a little bit harder this used to be elections are coming in germany and they try to use you know there's some kind of islamophobia or to go for b. or xenophobia it's a very famous in order not to assume jorma of these kind of things and they started again i think it will carry on up to the next election in elections in germany. i think also that. the relations will be normal after that. italy some to seventeen billion taxpayer euros now to wind down to fail banks has been revealed we are as people there whether they're ready again to band at the bank this is all sold to get boy. this is money that's been taken from our pockets why should we have to worry about saving the failing banks there are so many other priorities hospitals schools and small businesses are in crisis if politicians want to help the telling economy they

citizens living in britain later today as she sees it however some in europe are already dissatisfied with what's potentially on offer after breakfast they're looking for firm guarantees for the future of the millions of citizens in the u.k. my first impression is that the u.k. self is below expectations. that it's risks worsening the situation. but before when they go to a lie steal for line by line well should receive paper. and threats of walking away from the deal or already coming from top bricks in the go ca to david davis. this started with suggestions that will be a punishment deal you know that we would have to do worse outside we don't believe will do work and i believe will in course will take a couple of years will do significantly better with the global markets but we cannot have a certain size of the other sizes are going to punish you so if that happens then there's a walkway and we have to plan for that mr davis also reiterated his eagerness to establish beneficial economic agreements such as free trade and customs treaties despite that those conditions still remain mo

united states my understanding is that the cloudy in question this flammable client which is bundy in europe in the u.s. is also banned here well to reason may has already apologized for the way that the government handled the off tomato tomato a liar and also the failings that brought it about and just after a week after the tragedy the first official head has rolled the c.e.o. of kensington and chelsea council nicholas holgate he's the highest or he was the highest on the elected official at the council he's been forced to resign by the government may said that's a good thing that he's lost his job but a lot of people here it's been calling on trees in may to resign there was a large anti-government demonstration in london. it's called the day of rage laura smith was that and she osc to some of the protest as what they made of terrorism a's apologies the support on the ground for families in the initial hours was not good enough people were left without belongings without ribs over their heads without even basic information about what happened what they should do that was a failure of the

canada and europe and when no one thing we have to go to we receive hundreds of thousands of iranians as a blogger image or every year and we have we have nothing it as they say that is the people it any other evolution it started with actually over overtaking the american embassy for four hundred forty four days in a move that is. a protected area that should be respected according to international law and they landed in the stop by that but they overtook they are actually the attacked. british embassy. i'm sorry i said please carry on it's absolutely obvious i would yes here i was standing and there are there are more than one even even western embassies we have to wait over taking an attack attack by our own also there are many cases not not not even in this area as far as argentina went in one thousand nine hundred there was a big explosion in one of the main places and boy assad is that claimed tens of thousands of lives so i don't know what to you know go back and forth accusing each other just as we all take all day but that we help we have facts that are being documented not o

secure next month's g twenty summit it was sent home after reports of wild partying peter all of our europe correspondent. in just over two weeks germany will become directing one of the biggest security operations in its recent history as the g twenty summit arrives in hamburg police from all over the country is being drafted in but it's one particular group from right here in berlin that hit the headlines police say how police informed us that hundreds of forces did not behave properly there and therefore they sent them back to berlin it's alleged that as many as three hundred officers are being sent home after excessive partying at the former refugee center that they were being housed in base included scenes of heavy drinking sex and public urination the german tabloid newspaper billed how some pictures of just before the party got really out of hand as you can imagine police chiefs involved in organizing humbug less than happy the forces are back in but in with this action the police commander has made it very clear that this kind of behavior by officers is unacceptable the police will