disciplinary action against rome for breaking fiscal rules will go to our correspondents are more on the end brussels for their latest. that's coming up next on the w business you're watching you get the news from berlin not only a lot more rock on behalf of all of us here thank you so much for spending this part of your day is also going to mark. the sun is certainly going to sky for germany's. i love berlin. 50 nations 50 stores and 15 very personal to all berlin is very best features. book no comment from our bureau max series every week on g.w. . takes personally. with. some special. federal troops. there's trouble brewing wholesale coffee prices have been heading downhill and as farmers in countries like kenya fear for their livelihood we ask an expert what it would take for things to improve also coming up. a fight with italy over its ballooning debt correspondents and. bring light to villages in. africa. you might not have noticed it at the davie stop at your barista but wholesale coffee prices have been plummeting spelling trouble for many small scale produces an international conference here

from on the story let's bring in journalist josephine mckenna rome and correspondent in brussels max let me start with you how likely is it that at all italy will have to pay these fights. well chris you just said that the member states will have to decide on whether they back the report then they could start a long disciplinary process that it's intended to bring the spending back down but this procedure has been used many many times in the last decade and so far no country has ever had to pay the fine so if the italians step up their game they might be able to avoid the fine you know we have to keep in mind that italy and the e.u. commission have been at loggerheads for months josephine in rome how is this news gone down in rome where the governing coalition seems shaky as it is. well that's right this was a very scathing assessment of the italian economy and both the leader is of the league mattel sylvania and the movement luigi to have reacted to already. with serious people this is a serious country we want to cooperate but you're not going to touch our pensions. salvini the hea

get josefina can our role max that are in brussels thanks to you both could this be the latest move in the u.s. china trade war beijing as issued a travel warning for the united states saying chinese citizens should quote fully assess the risks of traveling to the u.s. given recent shootings the warning comes as tensions between the world's 2 biggest economies are on the rise. on monday beijing warned chinese students of risks associated with studying in the u.s. now it's talking of chinese citizens being harassed by u.s. immigration officers while entering the country china's foreign ministry also accuses the u.s. of waging economic war against china to prevent its rise to power it says washington has constantly changed demands and made reckless allegations over the weekend beijing signaled a willingness to negotiate but stressed it did not fear a trade war with the u.s. . it was a complete twisting and fabrication of the truth for the u.s. to accuse china of going back on its straight talk commitment. both sides of pummeled each other with hundreds of billions of dollars in puniti

get joseph in mccann on wrong or in brussels thanks to you both could this be the latest move in the us china trade war beijing has issued a travel warning for the united states saying chinese citizens should quote fully assess the risks of traveling to the u.s. given recent shootings the warning comes as tensions between the world's 2 biggest economies are on the rise. on monday beijing warned chinese students of risks associated with studying in the u.s. now it's talking of chinese citizens being harassed by u.s. immigration officers while entering the country china's foreign ministry also accuses the u.s. of waging economic war against china to prevent its rise to power it says washington has constantly changed demands and made reckless allegations over the weekend beijing signaled a willingness to negotiate but stressed a did not fear a trade war with the u.s. . it is a complete twisting and fabrication of the truth for the u.s. to accuse china of going back on its straight talk commitment. both sides of pummel each other with hundreds of billions of dollars in punitive tariffs t

brussels thank you both. could this be the latest move in the us china trade war beijing as issued a travel warning for the united states saying trying citizens should quote fully assess the risks of traveling to the u.s. given recent shootings the warning comes as tensions between the world's 2 biggest economies are on the rise. on monday beijing warned chinese students of risks associated with studying in the u.s. now it's talking of chinese citizens being harassed by u.s. immigration officers while entering the country china's foreign ministry also accuses the u.s. of waging economic war against china to prevent its rise to power it says washington has constantly changed demands and made reckless allegations over the weekend beijing signaled a willingness to negotiate but stressed a did not fear a trade war with the u.s. . it is a complete twisting and fabrication of the truth for the u.s. to accuse china of going back on its straight talk commitments both sides of pummel each other with hundreds of billio

next of brussels were e.u. leaders are meeting to decide who will lead the european union's key institutions following last month's parliamentary elections the most high ranking position under discussion is that of the european commission president a post now held by. but there is no consensus on who should replace him and that has created a lot of friction between the 2 leading members france and germany. the e.u. commission the heartbeat of the european union. 28 heads of state and government have gathered in brussels to decide on the new leader but chancellor merkel cautions against high expectations. here in germany we have the situation that both my party the c.d.u. and the s.p.d. are committed to the top candidate but that's not always the case in the council as we have known for a long time and we will discuss this but we might not have a result today. kind of given this gift the european party's top candidates have been campaigning throughout the e.u. liberals conservatives greens and social democrats b

candidate or pro nato candidate and now he goes to brussels saying i need you give me this how did that go down in brussels well i think there was a lot of skepticism initially when zelinsky ran and won because as you say he wasn't your typical politician. especially not your typical ukrainian politician of the latter days where they are very pro e.u. and very pro nato but he was very tactically smart in making brussels his 1st trip abroad in the office and that was very well received and i've spoken to a lot of people about how zelinsky is building his administration whether he can be taken seriously and everyone i've spoken with including today says he's surrounding himself with a lot of very smart people and he is really taking the job incredibly seriously people are quite impressed with him and that includes his performance today here in brussels he's made it clear that his main objective is to bring an end to the ward eastern ukraine and he needs the e.u. and nato to do that can they deliver what he needs and is there an effort heights there for them to step up their involvement. w

commission the heartbeat of the european union. 28 heads of state and government have gathered in brussels to decide on the new leader but chancellor merkel cautions against high expectations. though here in germany we have the situation that both my party the c.d.u. and the s.p.d. are committed to the top candidate but that's not always the case in the council as we have known for a long time and we will discuss this but we might not have a result today. kind of you can use. the european party's top candidates have been campaigning throughout the e.u. liberals conservatives greens and social democrats but the french president doesn't want to limit himself to these candidates when it comes to voting in a new e.u. commission president so he's risking an open dispute with germany. in my opinion it is up to france to find a solution and not get bogged down in programs to find europe's ideal leadership team. but if france doesn't stand behind the top candidate it will need support for its choice even before the summit began president mccall sought to meet with his counterparts one of them is t

coming back to you stephen in brussels because john referred to the recent european elections of course which saw a tremendous showing for the bracks it party in the u.k. as well as for other nationalist and populist parties around europe how has this changed politics this change complection of the european parliament is that changing any particular attitude towards the british style emma. i don't think yet i mean the new parliament comes in early next month. it is true that nationalist populous which were about 20 percent of the old parliament are now about 25 percent and obviously the back of the party in the sort of british comedians will go as soon as breakfast happens they're likely not to affect european politics very very much but if they're obstreperous a noisy it may increase the desire of some in brussels to be done with this no matter what and have britain lead the other thing it just really is worth saying that even if britain leans without a deal which we keep saying they're going to have to be back in brussels quite soon anyway to negotiate all kinds of things that were co

to have used our battles in brussels thanks for that. and not us on the other stories making news around the world. in hong kong tens of thousands of people rallied in support of the city's police some marchers to carry chinese flags showing their support for beijing's government the rally folly follows weeks of mass opposition protests in hong kong during which critics accused police of using excessive force. activists in germany and italy have helped raise over a 1000000 euros for the captain of a migrant rescue ship arrested by italian authorities. i can't say it was detained after forcing her vessel carrying 40 migrants into an italian port following a week's long standoff with officials. did now and has signed a free trade agreement with the european union in hanoi e.u. trade commissioner cecilia. hailed the deal as the e.u.'s most ambitious one with a developing economy to date agreement will see 99 percent of the customs duties eliminated between vietnam and the u. . at least 5 people have been killed and more than 100 are reporte

who food brussels. your rules say you cannot feed your child do you think i would respect brussels rules do you think i would feed my child it is decided to wage a war on the home front to aside from the many pots it's also proposed a draft law that would give the government the power to appoint members to the bank of italy the e.u. is flustered fearing the board could end up less independent and more anti you and it's likely disappointed over the loss of an ally on the inside the bank that he reportedly acted on behalf of the european central bank to help oust former prime minister silvio berlusconi. they threaten governments that misbehave with financial destruction they cut off refinancing and threaten to kill the banking system they create a rollover crisis in the bond market this is what happened to italy in 2011 so you can sympathize with the e.u. the current italian governments make no attempt to hide it's the state of the block the recent e.u. parliament chill actually saw populist euro skeptic

now he goes to brussels saying i need you. how did that go down in brussels? >> there was a lot of skepticism initially when he ran and won. as you say, he was not your typical politician. especially not your typical ukrainian politician. they are very pro-eu and pro-nato. he was tactically smart in making brussels's first trip abroad. that was very well-received. i've spoken to a lot of people about how he is building his administration, whether he can be taken seriously. everyone i've spoken with says he is surrounded himself with smart people and taking the job seriously. brent: he has made it clear that his main objective is to bring an end to the war in ukraine and he needs the eu and nato to do that. can they deliver what he needs and is there an appetite for them to step up their involvement? >> what he really needs is the kremlin to decide it wants to end the war in eastern ukraine. the european union has had heavy sanctions on russia for years, starting with the annexation of crimea and they have added to those constantly, a along with e unitedtatates

think thatis fight with brussels, then i think that is very unwise. the problem your man has in the eyes of conservatives as he has not set a ha rd conservatives as he has not set a hard deadline for the 31st of 0ctober, are you concerned when this goes to their conservative membership that he will be punished for that? no, ithink membership that he will be punished for that? no, i think they are realists. a lot of people try and caricature are members which i do not think is fair. there are a lot of our members who are not on the conservative... they do not feed into websites and surveys. for served —— journalist to keep on looking at conservative home to gauge the vote, that must come to an end because we will properly go to the members. it is what they do in the members. it is what they do in the ballot box that will matter. they are not easy to survey because they are not easy to find with normal polling techniques. phone and pulling are for those who are up with the age and not all of our members are like that. we have to be careful how we an

asks me to food brussels. your rules say you cannot feed your child do you think i would respect brussels rules do you think i would feed my child it is decided to wage a war on the home front to aside from the many pots it's also proposed a draft law that would give the government the power to appoint members to the bank of italy the e.u. is flustered fearing the board could end up less independent and more anti you and it's likely disappointed over the loss of an ally on the inside the bank that he reportedly acted on behalf of the european central bank to help oust former prime minister silvio berlusconi. they threaten governments that misbehave with financial destruction they cut off refinancing and threaten to kill the banking system they create a rollover crisis in the bond market this is what happened to italy in 2011 so you can sympathize with the e.u. the current italian government's made no attempt to hide its disdain of the block the recent e.u. parliament hill actually saw populist euro skeptic par

airspace washington accuses tehran of launching an unprovoked attack also coming up horse trading in brussels france and germany clash over who should become the next president of the european commission and that's not the only e.u. top job up for grabs. but our thank you so much for your company everyone. we begin with a dangerous escalation in tension between iran and the u.s. iran has shut down a u.s. spy drone president trump calls it quote a very big mistake and tells tehran you'll find out if the u.s. plans a response tehran claims the u.s. violated its airspace washington maintains the drone was in international airspace and denounces the incident as an unprovoked attack on a comes at a time of heightening tensions between washington and tehran. funding the republicans like the shooting down of the u.s. drone was announced on iranian state television. they did not immediately broadcast any pictures of the attack but showed instead a file image of the type of drone they said had been hit by an unmanned surveillance aircraft he used the gathering imagery of large areas of land in all wea

international airspace and accuses iran of making an unprovoked attack also coming up course trading in brussels france and germany clash over who should become the next president of the european commission german chancellor on the america warns that they may not reach an agreement at a summit today plus the u.n. says a record 71000000 people have been displaced by who are and persecution worldwide on world refugee day we look at the plight of aging bridge of muslims for me and mark who fled to bangladesh. and the women's world cup scotland are on their way home after crashing and burning against argentina in the scots looks certain to win until their opponents mounted a whirlwind and controversial comeback. on my heart thank you so much for your company and we won but we started this broadcast with that dangerous escalation in tensions between iran and the u.s. iran has shut down a u.s. spy drone president trump. calls it quote a very big mistake tehran in turn claims the u.s. crossed a red line by violating its airspace washington maintains the drone was in international airspace and announces

and discord in brussels france and germany have reached a compromise over the post of the e.u. commission president there's some stiff resistance coming from eastern european members. i'm nick spicer welcome to the program in sudan at least 7 people are reported dead and almost $200.00 wounded after police clashed with protesters thousands of demonstrators took to the streets across the country to demand the ruling military council hand power over to a civilian government the demonstrations are the largest since security forces violently put down a peaceful protest in the capital khartoum almost a month ago. these demonstrators made their way to costumes defense ministry to appeal to military rule as it were. as one of several rallies in cities across sudan protesters were eager to make their voices heard. god punish these oppressors. we want a civilian government a civilian one. that just. some marches carried photos of family members who were among dozens killed when police broke up a peaceful sit in protest outside omi headquarters in early june that violence coincided with

how does this work in brussels? poland is the big coal industry and worrying about commitments damaging their economy. at the moment germany and france are not able to exert enough pressure to get poland on side. and his bad news but at the same time what they've made very clear is that they are going to respect the commitments they made in the paris agreement, so i think we are looking in a temporary impasse and ultimately forward to my convinced them is money. the european investment banks and understanding that they have a huge challenge and we heard from an mpp and saying there's money in the table, but is there? could be. the other problem though is there's not just money, it's time. we are seeing today that we might disappear in a few years if we do notjust today that we might disappear in a few years if we do not just act. today that we might disappear in a few years if we do notjust act. the time me find the money on the incentive to act it will be too late. there will be time for everyone. before you finish

who food brussels. your rules say you cannot feed your child do you think i would respect brussels rules do you think i would feed my child it is decided to wage a war on the home front to aside from the many pots it's also proposed a draft law that would give the government the power to appoint members to the bank of italy the e.u. is flustered fearing the board could end up less independent and more anti you and it's likely disappointed over the loss of an ally on the inside the bank reportedly acted on behalf of the european central bank to help oust former prime minister silvio berlusconi. they threaten governments that misbehave with financial destruction they cut off refinancing and threaten to kill the banking system they create a rollover crisis in the bond market this is what happened to italy in 2011 so you can sympathize with the e.u. the current italian government's made no attempt to hide its distain of the block the recent e.u. parliament actually saw populist euro skeptic parties win grou

we are now to brussels where european union leaders are meeting to decide who will lead the e.u.'s key institutions following last month's parliamentary elections the most high ranking position under discussion is the european commission president now that post is currently held by john close but there is no consensus on who should replace him that is creating friction between the e.u. used to leading nations france and germany. the e.u. commission the heartbeat of the european union. 28 heads of state and government have gathered in brussels to decide on the new leader but chancellor merkel cautions against high expectations. of the here in germany we have the situation that both my party the c.d.u. and the s.p.d. are committed to the top candidate but that's not always the case in the council as we have known for a long time and we will discuss this but we might not have a result today. the kind of given this gives the european party's top candidates have been campaigning throughout the e.u. liberals conservatives greens and social democrats. but the french president doesn't wan

asks me to food brussels. your rules say you cannot feed your child do you think i would respect brussels rules do you think i would feed my child it is decided to wage a war on the home front to aside from the many pots it's also proposed a draft law that would give the government the power to appoint members to the bank of italy the e.u. is flustered fearing the board could end up less independent and more anti you and it's likely disappointed over the loss of an ally on the inside the bank reportedly acted on behalf of the european central bank to help oust former prime minister silvio berlusconi. they threaten governments that misbehave with financial destruction they cut off refinancing and threaten to kill the banking system they create a rollover crisis in the bond market this is what happened to italy in 2011 so you can sympathize with the e.u. the current italian governments make no attempt to hide its disdain of the block the recent e.u. parliament chill actually thought populist euro skeptic parties

who food brussels. your rules say you cannot feed your child do you think i would respect brussels rules do you think i would feed my child it is decided to wage a war on the home front to aside from the many pots it's also proposed a draft law that would give the government the power to appoint members to the bank of italy the e.u. is flustered fearing the board could end up less independent and more anti you and it's likely disappointed over the loss of an ally on the inside the bank reportedly acted on behalf of the european central bank to help oust former prime minister silvio berlusconi. they threaten governments that misbehave with financial destruction they cut off refinancing and threaten to kill the banking system they create a rollover crisis in the bond market this is what happened to italy in 2011 so you can sympathize with the e.u. the current italian government's made no attempt to hide its disdain of the block the recent e.u. parliament chill actually thought populist euro skeptic partie

like mr hunt, borisjohnson hopes he can get a better deal from brussels. even though the eu is saying no. 0ur european friends and partners can see very clearly what the answer is... it doesn't sound like it from what they're saying. well, i don't think that they're going to want a disorderly brexit of any kind. enter theresa may, remember her? on what could be her last trip to brussels before she stands down, she was asked about mrjohnson‘s plans. is leaving on the 31st october do or die the right approach? well, i've always been very clear that i think that the best approach for the uk is to first of all ensure that we're delivering on the vote that took place in 2016, leaving the european union, but that we do that with a good deal so that we can do it in an orderly way. can those hoping to replace her achieve that? it is not just it is notjust the conservatives in a bind over brexit. two of the most seniorfigures in the a bind over brexit. two of the most senior figures in the labour movement are in open disagreement tonight. john mcdonnell saying th

now to brussels where e.u. leaders are meeting to decide who will lead the european union's key institutions following last month's parliamentary elections the most high raking position under discussion tonight is the european commission president now that's a position now held by john claude younker but there's no consensus on who should replace him and that is creating friction between the european union's 2 leading nations france in germany. the e.u. commission the heartbeat of the european union. 28 heads of state and government have gathered in brussels to decide on the new leader but chancellor merkel cautions against high expectations. though here in germany we have the situation that both my party the c.d.u. and the s.p.d. are committed to the top candidate but that's not always the case in the council as we have known for a long time and we will discuss this but we might not have a result today this. kind of given this gives the european party's top candidates have been campaigning throughout the e.u.

and of course trading in brussels. france and germany clash over who should become the next president of the european commission. that is not the only top eu job up for grabs. plus, the united nations says a record 71 million people have been displaced by war and persecution worldwide. on this war refugee day, we look at the plight of elderly and injured muslims from myanmar living as refugees in bangladesh. i'm brent goff. to our viewers on pbs in the united states and all around the world, welcome. we start with a date that has seen tensions between tehran and washington go from bad to worse. earlier today, iran shut down an unmanned u.s. drone. on that, both sides agree, but the u.s. says the drone was flying in international airspace and is accusing iran of an unprovoked attack. president trump calling the move by iran a big mistake, but later today pulling back, saying that it looked like someone in tehran had made a mistake. iran says the drone was on a spying mission over its territory. >> grainy images at the p

asks me to food brussels. your rules say you cannot feed your child do you think i would respect brussels rules do you think i would feed my child it is decided to wage a war on the home front to aside from the many pots it's also proposed a draft law that would give the government the power to appoint members to the bank of italy the e.u. is flustered fearing the board could end up less independent and more anti you and it's likely disappointed over the loss of an ally on the inside the bank that reportedly acted on behalf of the european central bank to help oust former prime minister silvio berlusconi. they threaten governments that misbehave with financial destruction they cut off refinancing and threaten to kill the banking system they create a rollover crisis in the bond market this is what happened to italy in 2011 so you can sympathize with the e.u. the current italian governments make no attempt to hide it's the state of the block the recent e.u. parliament chel actually saw populist euro skeptic part

well brussels has said very clearly to italy that italy has to get rid of their deficit. as soon as possible but italy's actually doing the exact opposite right now. after the pretty good outcome in the european elections for the league party for materials holding his lead party he's actually called for increased spending and for lowering income tax in fact kept capping it at 15 percent now this is very likely to lead to a further increase of national debt in italy and e.u. commissioner muscovy she said if italy disrespects the rules the you will have to take responsibility in the e.u. and the e.u. member states will have to take responsibility so quite clear words from their all right max under their reporting for us from brussels where the e.u. commission is expected to decide on the italian budget deficit later today and i thank you so much. and of course italian budget worries will also be among the issues dominating discussions when european central bank governors meet on thursday to discuss measures to boost the economy more details are expected on a 3rd round of ne

in brussels is t w correspondent barbara visa but why is it so difficult to agree on a candidate. it is tremendously difficult because as we have heard there has been a power struggle going on between. the french president and. the and he did in fact to p. to the german candidate and the question then is watch now what next where to go from there and it is actually a power struggle about the future of the european union about the general direction the union is going to take within the next 5 years how much will climate be at the center of work how much will this social and economic agenda be at the center of the proposals that merging from the next european commission because this is the most powerful institution here in brussels more or less the heads of state in government still decide a lot but the commission sort of does the daily running of the european union and therefore there is this really fierce fight about who is going to get the top job. well you know it really brings up a fundamental question which is how important is the president of the e.u. commission in the 1st pl

eu leaders are gathering in brussels were to may is attending herfinal eu in brussels were to may is attending her final eu summit in brussels were to may is attending herfinal eu summit as prime minister. john worboys, the black cab rapist who was almost freed from jail, pleads guilty to attacks on four more women. good afternoon. the business news 110w. good afternoon. the business news now. carphone warehouse profits down. it's the second profits warning since alex baldockjoined the company as chief executive just over a year ago. may saw the biggest drop in british retail sales this year. cold weather is to blame with shoppers putting off buying summer clothes. sales in department stores were particularly weak. but to put it in context the sector has not grown since september of last year. as expected, uk interest rates have been held at 0.75%. all nine members of of the bank of england's monetary policy committee voted to keep them unchanged. slack‘s public debut is happening thursday on the new york stock exchange and the company has set a reference price of $26 per share for

asks me to food the brussels. your rules say you cannot feed your child do you think i would respect brussels rules do you think i would feed my child it is decided to wage a war on the home front to aside from the many pots it's also proposed a draft law that would give the government the power to appoint members to the bank of italy the e.u. is flustered fearing the board could end up less independent and more anti you and it's likely disappointed over the loss of an ally on the inside the bank that he reportedly acted on behalf of the european central bank to help oust former prime minister silvio berlusconi. they threaten governments that misbehave with financial destruction they cut off refinancing and threaten to kill the banking system they create a rollover crisis in the bond market this is what happened to italy in 2011 so you can sympathize with the e.u. the current italian governments make no attempt to hide its distain of the block the recent e.u. parliament chill actually thought populist euro skeptic

that was catcher reporting from brussels. joining me now is a lecturer in eu politics and eu foreign policy at the university of oxford. thank you forjoining me. moron brexit and the tory leadership ina moron brexit and the tory leadership in a moment but first let's turn our attention to the top jobs in the fa ct attention to the top jobs in the fact that this summit has failed to make any progress on that. what happens next? it was a long night for our leaders and it was very clear from the early minutes on that it is most likely not going to have an outcome so there is no surety on one date and within the next ten days we will see further consultations between the parliament and the different political groups and the different political groups and between the different member states, facilitated by donald tusk and then we will have another european council meeting onjune 30. in the meantime, of course, they are focusing on the possibility of a no deal brexit. how prepared are the 26th for that eventuality? the preparations

they are lining up for the top jump in brussels and it's anything but child's play who will make the race right now 3 candidates on the running to become the next president of the european commission the news highs dump one of montana's politician might have it invest i guess she positioned herself as the liberal frontrunner and would be the 1st woman to serve as president of the european commission the star go made a name for herself as a fierce competition commission are responsible for slapping google with a huge and to trust fine she enjoys the support of several heads of states but she might be putting the cart before the horse because not everybody in her own party is backing her the dutchman and social democrat plans to moments has strong support in the south of europe but his problem is the east as mice pres. and of the european commission funds to moments as an experienced politician who speaks 9 languages but some eastern european nations above all hungary and poland oppose him timmons had openly criticized both countries for flouting democratic values and last but not leas

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who food brussels. your rules say you cannot feed your child do you think i would respect brussels rules do you think i would feed my child it is decided to wage a war on the home front to aside from the many pots it's also proposed a draft law that would give the government the power to appoint members to the bank of italy the e.u. is flustered fearing the board could end up less independent and more anti you and it's likely disappointed over the loss of an ally on the inside the bank that reportedly acted on behalf of the european central bank to help oust former prime minister silvio berlusconi. they threaten governments that misbehave with financial destruction they cut off refinancing and threaten to kill the banking system they create a rollover crisis in the bond market this is what happened to italy in 2011 so you can sympathize with the e.u. the current italian government's made no attempt to hide its distain of the block the recent e.u. parliament actually saw populist euro skeptic parties win

asks me to food the brussels. your rules say you cannot feed your child do you think i would respect brussels rules do you think i would feed my child it is decided to wage a war on the home front to aside from the many pots it's also proposed a draft law that would give the government the power to appoint members to the bank of italy the e.u. is flustered fearing the board could end up less independent and more anti you and it's likely disappointed over the loss of an ally on the inside the bank that reportedly acted on behalf of the european central bank to help oust former prime minister silvio berlusconi. they threaten governments that misbehave with financial destruction they cut off refinancing and threaten to kill the banking system they create a rollover crisis in the bond market this is what happened to italy in 2011 so you can sympathize with the e.u. the current italian government's made no attempt to hide its disdain of the block the recent e.u. parliament chill actually thought populist euro skeptic p

defense secretary mark esper told his counterparts in brussels today that washington wanted to avoid that conflict and he says that washington cannot tolerate any further incidents and he went on to say that even though the u.s. held iran responsible for 2 tax on tankers in the gulf of oman this month washington does not want this situation to escalate take a listen our goal is to bring iran to the negotiating table to conclude a comprehensive enduring deal that addresses iran's nuclear program its a ballistic missile development of proliferation its support for terrorism and other malign activities. our strategy is at its core an economic and diplomatic one again we do not seek armed conflict with iran but we are ready to defend u.s. forces and interests in the region right there was the acting u.s. defense secretary speaking in brussels today the european union is calling on italy to find a quick resolution to its standoff with a german organization whose migrant rescue ship has entered tell you the waters in defiance of a ban from rome now the ship is carrying 42 people picked up

in brussels tomorrow for an european leaders are preparing to meet in brussels tomorrow for an eu council summit. theresa may's last as prime minister. we'll speak to selah schneiter — she just became the youngest person to summit el capitan in yosemite national park. the race to become the democratic nominee for the 2020 presidential elections is a crowded field. 2a have thrown their hat in the ring. the candidates need to keep the media's attention while demonstrating to democrat supporters why they are different from the rest of the pack. but one of the trickiest things about running for president surely has to be quickly responding to difficult questions. thinking on yourfeet. and that can be hardest of all not when you're being asked about politics, but when you're being asked about yourself. job interview style. the new york times put them to the test. what is your comfort food on the campaign trail? when you are vegan it means lots of veggies on the go. idry to it means lots of veggies on the go. i dry to stay away from it but vegan cupcakes is probably a real threat. any kind of

right teri schultz reporting from brussels thank you. and the president is trip is also being closely watched by the more than $2000000.00 displaced people who have fled their homes in the region and the w.'s that nikolay traveled to a monastery that's still offering refugees a safe haven some 5 years after the fighting broke out. at the hips can its monastery until 5 years ago this was a place where the people of the donbass region came to pray and enjoy the views but when conflict broke out in 2014 city here just quickly became a place of refuge for thousands fleeing the fighting for a time refugees outnumber the locals 10 to 1. 5 years on and some of those refugees are still here around 200 people have found home in the monastery taking the place of pilgrims who once came here in large numbers it's mainly the elderly and single parents who haven't been able to move on alone a coalition of donetsk is one of them must embody. all of a sudden there were houses around where we lived and they were firing but we waited for a few days before

bring them to become more euro skeptic so we have a elite up in brussels that is lost contrary to the groans at the reality of the member states. the people want to get control back they want to sort of govern their countries and you know their best possible long a centrist politicians bring more coal or more and more power to brussels and start on bringing him back to the democracy which is in the national status or in the pan has said that euro skeptics have actually changed the political chessboard of the european union here however faction is not really big enough to be able to block new laws so do you agree with what the french politician has said i agree because you have to see that there are who was going to fracture as you see are. and many things house the same agenda as we have and even a bit of the european peoples party a fraction which is the largest you have to respect for piracy debt. there's a part of us also very close to us so the front line and are very clear in brussels and you have to understand i was as a core but there are many alliance and party of around us th

which we keep saying they're going to have to be back in brussels quite soon anyway to negotiate all kinds of things that were covered in the withdrawal agreement like the landing rights and citizens' rights and all these things that seem to have been settled but obviously would not be settled at all in a deal rex and mark in lancaster some people claim that the current situation that britain is in is pretty much a consequence of an internal division a kind of a civil war will mess within the conservative party that has taken what the best part is says he is it seems at least 3 if not for prime ministers for all on the basis of attitude to europe is that accurate. yes. certainly you can trace. there are lots of other reasons for departure but the immediate cause of the challenge to her leadership was a disagreement about europe john major's life was made impossible by europe you've had in the. william hague struggle to make an impact because of his attendance to be a kind of compromise euro skeptic inductance mithun trouble partly because he was obviously in advance here a skeptic an

mathis in brussels thank you. now iran says that it is quote ready for war after shooting down a u.s. spy drone tehran said that the u.s. had crossed a red line by sending the drone into iranian airspace the u.s. has denounced the incident as an unprovoked attack it says that the drone was in international airspace the incident comes at a time of heightened tension between washington and tehran. the shooting down of the u.s. drone was announced on iranian state television they did not immediately broadcast any pictures of the attack but showed instead a file image of the type of drawing they said had been hit by an unmanned surveillance act craft he used the gathering imagery of large areas of land you know whether the commander of iran's elite revolutionary guard said they had destroyed the trend because they wanted to send a strong message to the u.s. high domain those who defend the border of the islamic nation of iran will react in a total and decisive way to any intrusion by foreign elements on our land what

asked me to food brussels. the your rules say you cannot feed your child do you think i would respect brussels rules do you think i would feed my child it is decided to wage a war on the home front to aside from the many pots it's also proposed a draft law that would give the government the power to appoint members to the bank of italy the e.u. is flustered fearing the board could end up less independent and more anti you and it's likely disappointed over the loss of an ally on the inside the bank that he reportedly acted on behalf of the european central bank to help oust former prime minister silvio berlusconi. they threaten governments that misbehave with financial destruction they cut off refinancing and threaten to kill the banking system they create a rollover crisis in the bond market this is what happened to italy in 2011 so you can sympathize with the e.u. the current italian governments make no attempt to hide it's the state of the block the recent e.u. parliament actually saw populist euro skeptic pa

. —— brussels. the and —— and they won't trust boris. -- brussels. his character is a key pa rt boris. -- brussels. his character is a key part of this conservative election. he was going to be britain's next prime minister? he's heading for same sort of outcome. this anger is going to be a matter of weeks before britain leaves the european union later in 2019. the problem both men have got remains that parliament, i think, remains deadlocked. and there is a huge chance that britain remains a member of the european union after the 31st of the european union after the 31st of october. maybe even after the end of october. maybe even after the end of 2019. because i don't think parliament is going to that either man take britain out without it deal unless, of course, all of this triggers a general election. and i think the prospect of a general election are going significantly up through all of this. all right, we will talk more about this after the news briefing. it is all over the front page today, we will unpack that and other stories later in this p

the song asks me to food brussels . your rules say you cannot feed your child do you think i would respect brussels rules do you think i would feed my child it is decided to wage a war on the home front to aside from the many pots it's also proposed a draft law that would give the government the power to appoint members to the bank of italy the e.u. is flustered fearing the board could end up less independent and more anti you and it's likely disappointed over the loss of an ally on the inside the bank that reportedly acted on behalf of the european central bank to help oust former prime minister silvio berlusconi. governments that misbehave with financial destruction they cut off refinancing and threaten to kill the banking system they create a rollover crisis in the bond market this is what happened to italy in 2011 so you can sympathize with the e.u. the current italian governments make no attempt to hide it's the state of the block .

he spoke with reporters today at nato headquarters in brussels take a listen strategic course of ukraine to achieve full fledged membership in the e.u. and we just secure in their constitution over ukraine remains unchanged. that this is the prey you are of our foreign policy you chremes progress towards hi you're pm living in security standards is it demand of the ukraine society that was the new ukrainian president there in brussels today here's some of the other stories now making headlines around the world of ortiz in peru say they've seized over 5 tons of illegal drugs that were destined for europe greece president said the hole was made in a multinational operation involving police in argentina spain italy officials say the suspects were using front companies intending to export honey and but analysts frigid prosecutors investigating rape allegations against actor. didn't say that they closed the case due to a lack of evidence to producing here in archival footage was accused of raping and assaulting a young actress and his parents mansion in august of last year a group of students

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brussels will have to deal with whoever we sent. what i think is critical is that we send them the best person, to get the best deal for britain, and that isjeremy hunt. those who want mrjohnson to be seriously challenged in the hustings want him, for his feet to be held to the fire, even if they believe he can't be beaten, they wa nt believe he can't be beaten, they want him to go through a tough contest, and they believe mr gove is much more the man to do that and your man. what do you say to that?” don't accept that. michael has very gifts, it is a great orator and tell great jokes gifts, it is a great orator and tell greatjokes and deliver good lines, but i think what we need, not that michael is not, but i thinkjeremy‘s strengths are his authenticity, his vision, his clarity, his empathy and compassion dealing with difficult issues, which he has done in previous briefs. i think that is the material of a good prime minister, and that is what we are selecting, after all. it's not just and that is what we are selecting, after