union standards yes exactly thank you thank you for the right will the european union use coronavirus to wash its hands of the next global refugee crisis we talked of the norwegian refugee council plus the call me best approach to covert 19 from fane young health counselor for the permanent mission of china to the un and why boris johnson thought it might be a good idea to limit coronavirus information to the british people always a ball coming up the bathrooms going underground. descriptions sound up to tasing even for the owners so how to choose just pet food industry is telling us what to feed our pets is really more based on what they want to sell us then was necessarily good for the pet turns out may not be as healthy as people believe we have animals that have you know diabetes and arthritis they have auto immune disorders the cat allergies we are actually creating these problems it's a huge epidemic of problems all of them i believe can be linked to very simple problem of diet and some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about their pets last treats to larger corporations are n

union for foreign investors we have one of the highest growth rates in the european union we half the number of unemployed which is nick grimm increasing steadily you have 3 terms the unemployed number of germany through right but we don't have many jobs when we talk about jobs which we talk about jobs will full pay that's a choice and we are still fighting against one point and we are changing the rules for apprentice for instance and it is working and considering the european union you mentioned the climate bank this was something i was complaining for in favor of when i was the head of the list of what they thought in the european union election and now this isn't a program of mrs from the lion her new green deal includes a european climate bank includes. 1000000000000 euros in the coming 7 years to finance green projects so this is precisely what we have were advocating for and this is precisely what the rope in union is indicating committed to but there was a huge backlash against you climate proposals wasn't there when the yellow vests protested against the new carbon tax which

union for foreign investors we have one of the highest growth rates in the european union we half the number of unemployed which is the really creating steadily you have 3 terms the unemployed number of germany that's right but we don't have many jobs when we talk about jobs which we talk about jobs will full pay that's a choice and we are still fighting against the employment and we are changing the rules for apprentice for instance and it is working and considering the european union you mentioned the climate bank this was something i was complaining for in favor of when i was the head of the list of when they thought in the european union election and now this isn't a program of mrs fonda lion her new green deal includes a european climate bank includes. 1000000000000 euros in the coming 7 years to finance green proved to act so this is precisely what we have where advocating for and this is precisely what the rope in union is indicating committed to but there was a huge backlash against your time of proposals was in there with the yellow vests protested against the new carbon tax

union are to be allowed into other european union countries so one is trying to really start the internal exchange within the european union as i said earlier there are several countries that have closed their borders within the european union germany as well has instituted controls at certain borders and there's this restricting the exchange of goods not only of goods such as medical supplies but of of goods of every day life they are. there are back ups at all billboard oppose it within the european union some of them for 20 or 40 hours trying to get that internal trade going again as part of the reason why the external borders are being closed at them and so i mean germany is right at the center at the heart of the european union how worried is jim in need that goods medical and all the goods could dry up in this period. well at the moment the germans are saying that you know their supplies of daily life food and medical supplies are not restricted a number and there's no problem with getting them shops in fact are being opened on sundays which is unusual in germany so that people can

union as a threat do you think it's over now any chance of turkey joining the european union after failure in libya failure in syria and and now threats against brussels i think independently from what's happening in syria an independent from what happening in libya turkey is. excess in process of the european union was put into a deep freeze and with uncertain futures and what. i mean in light of what happened in the meantime in the relations between europe in turkey the best solution for turkey was rather than. fixing a date or reading it in tangled in the idea of becoming a full member of the european one day you'll is this process you know to put more orders to his interior to its kitchen and make turkey thanks to these accession process make turkey a country with more fundamental rights and freedom better democrats better functioning democracy more transparent market economy and then if turkey achieves this. because of the excess from 1st says when their turn to ultimately joining the . union or not it was going to be leavened but the to maintain that it would to the nations and also

union for foreign investors we have one of the highest growth rates in the european union we are the number of unemployed which is the really creasing steadily you have 3 terms the unemployed no move germany that's right but we don't have many jobs when we talk about jobs which we talk about jobs will full pay that's a choice and we are still fighting against the employment and we are changing the rules for apprentice for instance and it is working and considering the european union you mentioned the climate bank this was something i was complaining in for in favor off when i was the head of the list of when they thought in the european union election and now this isn't a program of this. it's from the lion her new green dealing klute a european climate bank includes. a 1000000000000 euros in the coming 7 years to finance green proved to act so this is precisely what we have where advocating for and this is precisely what the rope in union is indicating committed to but there was a huge backlash against your time and proposals was in there when the yellow vests protested against the

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union are to be allowed into other european union countries so one is trying to re start the internal exchange within the european union as i said earlier there are several countries that have closed their borders within the european union germany as well has instituted controls at certain borders and this restricting the exchange of goods not only of goods such as medical supplies but of of goods of everyday life they are. there are back ups at all billboard oppose it within the european union some of them for 20 or $40.00 trying to get that internal trade going again as part of the reason why the external borders are being closed at the moment so i mean germany is right at the same to at the heart of the european union how worried is jim we need that goods medical and all the goods could dry up in this period. well at the moment the germans are saying that you know supplies of daily life food and medical supplies are not restricted a number and there's no problem with getting them shops in fact are being opened on sundays which is unusual in germany so that people can get their dail

union for foreign investors we have one of the highest growth rates in the european union we half the number of unemployed which is the great increasing steadily we have 3 terms in employed move germany that's right but we don't have many jobs when we talk about jobs which we talk about jobs will full pay that's a choice and we are still fighting against the employment and we are changing the rules for apprentice for instance and it is working and considering the european union you mentioned the a climate bank this was something i was complaining for in favor of when i was the head of the list of when they thought in the european union election and now this isn't a program of this. this from the lion her new green deal includes a european climate bank includes. a 1000000000000 euros in the coming 7 years are to finance green projects so this is precisely what we have were advocating for and this is precisely what the ropin union is indicating committed to but there was a huge backlash against your climate proposals was in there when the yellow vests protested against the new carbon ta

union are to be allowed into other european union countries so one is trying to re start the internal exchange within the european union as i said earlier there are several countries that have closed their borders within the european union germany as well has instituted controls at certain borders and this is restricting the exchange of goods not only of goods such as medical supplies but of of goods of every day life they are. there are backups at all billboard a person within the european union some of them for 20 or 40 hours trying to get that internal trade going again as part of the reason why the external borders are being closed at the moment so i mean germany is right at the center at the heart of the european union how worried is jim indeed that goods medical and all the goods could dry up in this period. well at the moment the germans are saying that you know supplies of daily life food and medical supplies are not restricted a number and there's no problem with getting them shops in fact are being opened on sundays which is unusual in germany so that people can get their da

union for foreign investors we have one of the highest growth rates in the european union we half the number of unemployed which is the creasing steadily you have 3 terms the employed number of germany that's right but we don't have many jobs when we talk about jobs which we talk about jobs will full pay that's a choice and we are still fighting against the employment and we are changing the rules for apprentice for instance and it is working and considering the european union you mentioned the a climate bank this was something i was complaining for in favor of when i was the head of the list of when they thought in the european union election and now this isn't a program of this. this from the lion her new green deal includes a european climate bank includes. a 1000000000000 euros in the coming 7 years to finance green crew jets so this is precisely what we have where advocating for and this is precisely what the ropin union is indicating committed to but there was a huge backlash against your climate proposals was in there with the yellow vests protested against the new carbon tax w

union as a threat do you think it's over now any chance of turkey joining the european union after failure in libya failure in syria and now threats against brussels i think independently from what's happening in syria and independent from what happening in libya turkey is. accession process to the european union was put into a deep freeze and with uncertain futures and what. i mean in light of what happened in the meantime in the relations between european and turkey the best solution for turkey was rather than. fixing a date or reading it in tangled in the idea of becoming a full member of the europe in one day you all those this process you know to put more orders to its interior to its kitchen and make turkey thanks to the accession process make turkey a country with more fundamental rights and through them better democrat bit of functioning democracy more transparent market economy and then if turkey achieves this because of the excess in process where their turkey ultimately joins the opinion union or not it was going to be irrelevant but if it maintains very good relations and also

union as a threat do you think it's over now any chance of turkey joining the european union after failure in libya failure in syria and and now threats against brussels i think independently from what's happening in syria and independent from what happening in libya turkey is. excess in process to the european union was put into a deep freeze and with uncertain futures and what. i mean in light of what happened in the meantime in the relations between european in turkey the best solution for turkey was. rather than fixing a good date or rubbing it in tangled in the idea of becoming a full member of the europe in one day you'll lose this process you know to put more or better to its interior to its kitchen and make turkey thanks to the accession process make turkey a country with more fundamental rights and through them better democrats better functioning democracy more transparent market economy and if turkey achieves this because of the excess in process where they're told to ultimately joining. union or not it was going to be relevant but if it maintains very good relations and also it

union's presidents and prime ministers their european dream. i think it could and as i said before it's a make or break. moment for the european union and it's for the countries that are doing relatively well fiscally and in the crisis like germany to actually make sure that we invest in dealing with the aftermath which will be incredibly severe for all of us also in germany but for the for the hardest hit countries and along the way we shouldn't forget the rest of the world to many developing countries in africa or latin america this is only starting to affect them and we need to stand ready to help in solidarity and we shouldn't forget the migrants at our doorsteps that are living 'd in incredible incredibly difficult conditions and camps in greece in turkey and we shouldn't just turn inwards because this is about europe as an open society and if we want to preserve your about as an open society we need to make sure we invested it and go against those the author terence be they from beijing or be they in budapest that the take advantage of th

union for foreign investors we have one of the highest growth rates in the european union we half the number of unemployed which is the really creepy thing steadily we have 3 terms the unemployment number of germany that's right but we don't have many jobs when we talk about jobs which we talk about jobs will full pay that's her choice and we are still fighting against one point and we are changing the rules for apprentice for instance and it is working and considering the european union you mentioned the climate bank this was something i was complaining for in favor of when i was the head of the list of what they thought in the european union election and now this isn't a program of this. this from the lion her new green deal includes a european climate bank includes. a 1000000000000 euros in the coming 7 years to finance green projects so this is precisely what we have were advocating for and this is precisely what the european union is indicating committed to but there was a huge backlash against you climate proposals wasn't there when the yellow vests protested against the new car

country the european union everything though he spent a lot of money to the european union and in this situation we hiked 4 and a half to the european union but we didn't receive the hunters that we needed and other countries like for example or. the days after the coronavirus fred you know how our country you need to please decide to close the borders without asking. the possibility to close the borders to i was government so this is not so we don't this is not so we don't. just think you read everything you've said what's the general feeling among the population that you've spoken to we know what you think about it but what's the what's the wider opinion in italy about the way that you've been treated by the e.u. them. i think that because of the coronavirus we are seeing the comeback of the national nation because it's so international entities like the european union so in these moments all they are together to try to help each other but that we have from russia and i think let me say something i think that the big mistake from the european union to continue to put the sanctions in

union as a threat do you think it's over now any chance of turkey joining the european union after failure in libya failure in syria and and now threats against brussels i think independently from what's happening in syria and independent from what happening in libya turkey is. accession process to the european union was put into a deep freeze and with uncertain futures and what. i mean in light of what happened in the meantime in the relations between european and turkey the best solution for turkey was rather than fixing a date or reading it in tangled in the idea of becoming a full member of the european one day you'll is this process you know better to put more order to its interior to its kitchen and make turkey thanks to the accession process make turkey a country with more fundamental rights and through them better to market better functioning democracy more transparent market economy and then if turkey achieves this because of the excess in process where their turkey ultimately joins the opinion union or not it was going to be irrelevant but if it maintains very good relations and

spread the virus further be it within the european union or by leaving the european union but also to avoid non-essential travel not to have more potential strain on our health care system. of course there will be exemptions for example for e.u. citizens coming back home for health care workers like doctors and nurses but also scientists working on the solution of this health crisis we do see but also people commuting on borders now who are working on both sides of the borders for example there will be exemptions it is a restriction that should be in place for an initial period of 30 days and we have been talking about that with the g 7 partners from the wind they're speaking earlier today in europe's largest economy the lists are getting longer the lists of shut and restrictions and people infected with the virus at least 14 people have died from the virus here in germany and more than 6600 have tested positive here is what chancellor angela merkel said today then i told them via internet and that we still need drastic measures as has so often been said to slow down the rate of infec

union are to be allowed into other european union countries so one is trying to re start the internal exchange within the european union as i said earlier there are several countries that have closed their borders within the european union germany as well has instituted controls at certain borders and this is restricting the exchange of goods not only of goods such as medical supplies but of goods of everyday life they are. there are backups at all billboard a person within the european union some of them for 20 or 40 all trying to get that internal trade going again as part of the reason why the external borders are being closed at the moment so i mean germany is right at the same into the heart of the european union how worried is jim e. that goods medical and other goods could dry up in this period. well at the moment the germans are saying that you know supplies of daily life food and medical supplies are not restricted at the moment there's no problem with getting them shops in fact are being open on sundays which is unusual in germany so that people can get their daily goods but

union as so that means that within the european union there will be movement although it will be restricted now it was decided we saw it there after the leaders of the $27.00 members decided video conference to push ahead with this now as i said the internal borders aren't closed but there are restrictions it doesn't affect e.u. citizens who are returning home it also doesn't affect cross border workers and it also doesn't affect citizens a former member state at the united kingdom it also doesn't affect in fact norway switzerland and iceland also and germany said that it basically it will be effective immediately now also one big area of this that's important is the repatriation of e.u. citizens at the leaders have decided that that's very important and they are pushing ahead with that ok now as the economy is expected to be a massive impact as a result of all of this did michael address this she certainly did and obviously this is a big concern for germans under a you members and they said you know essentially not just i'm going to merkel but many of the leaders across the e.u. have been

union as so that means that within the european union there will be movement although it will be restricted now it was decided we saw it there are the leaders of the $27.00 members that decided video conference to push ahead with this now as i said the internal borders are in closed but there are restrictions it doesn't affect e.u. citizens who are returning home it also doesn't affect cross border workers and it also doesn't affect citizens of former member states the united kingdom it also doesn't affect in fact norway switzerland and ice them to also germany said that it basically it will be effective immediately now also one big area of this that's important is the repatriation of e.u. citizens the leaders have decided that that's very important and they are pushing ahead with that ok now as the economy is expected to be a massive impact as a result a lot of all of this did michael address this she certainly did and obviously this is a big concern for germans and also a you members they said. you know essentially not just i'm going to merkel but many of the leaders across the e.u. have

union for foreign investors we have one of the highest growth rates in the european union we are the number of unemployed which is the the creasing steadily you know 3 terms they're employed in a move germany that's right but we don't have many jobs when we talk about jobs which we talk about jobs will full pay that's a choice and we are still fighting against the point and we are changing the rules for apprentice for instance and it is working and considering the european union you mentioned the climate bank this was something i was complaining for in favor of when i was the head of the list of when they thought in the european union election and now this isn't a program of mrs from the lion her new green deal includes a european climate bank includes. 1000000000000 euros in the coming 7 years to finance green proved to act so this is precisely what we have where advocating for and this is precisely what the rope in union is indicating committed to but there was a huge backlash against your time of proposals wasn't there when the yellow vests protested against the new carbon tax whi

union for foreign investors we have one of the highest growth rates in the european union we are the number of unemployed which is the creasing steadily we have 3 terms the unemployed number of germany that's right but we don't have many jobs when we talk about jobs which we talk about jobs will full pay that's a choice and we are still fighting against the point and we are changing the rules for apprentice for instance and it is working and considering the european union are you mentioned the climate bank this was something i was complaining for in favor of when i was the head of the list of when they thought in the european union election and now this isn't a program of this. this from the lion her new green deal includes a european climate bank includes. a 1000000000000 euros in the coming 7 years to finance green projects so this is precisely what we have where advocating for and this is precisely what the ropin union is indicating committed to but there was a huge backlash against you time and proposals was in there with the yellow vests protested against the new carbon tax whic

grapples with a new chapter of the migration crisis european union leaders have held emergency talks in the greek town of cust on is on the country's border with turkey greece accuses turkey of encouraging migrants to cross its borders illegally and also into neighboring ball garia which is also if you state just days ago ankara said it would no longer prevent migrants from trying to leave its territory and that's sparking fears of a new wave of migration into the european union. people are still stuck on the turkish side of the border searching for any possible way to get to greece and further into europe. as look just over there the greek soldiers are watching us with that they're not allowing us to enter it's just 15 to 20 meters away. but they won't let us in. this we don't wait here for 4 or 5 months we are determined to whites we will not leave we won't give up and when they finally open the gates we will and if they don't we will wait here. i don't know if this is turkey's game or europe's want but they're playing with us they put us in a miserable situation. e.u. leaders came

union's presidents and prime ministers their european dream. i think it could and as i said before it's a make or break. moment for the european union and it's for the countries that are doing relatively well fiscally and in the crisis like germany to actually make sure that we invest in dealing with the aftermath which will be incredibly severe for all of us also in germany but for the for the hardest hit countries and along the way we shouldn't forget the rest of the world to many developing countries in africa or latin america this is only starting to affect them and we need to stand ready to help in solidarity and we shouldn't forget the migrants at our doorsteps that are living 'd in incredible incredibly difficult conditions and camps in greece in turkey and we shouldn't just turn inwards because this is about europe as an open society and if we want to preserve your about as an open society we need to make sure we invested it and go against those the author terence be they from beijing or be they in budapest than that take advantage of t

union for foreign investors we have one of the highest growth rates in the european union we are the number of unemployed which is the really creasing steadily we have 3 terms the unemployed number of germany that's right but we don't have many jobs when we talk about jobs which we talk about jobs will full pay that's a choice and we are still fighting against the employment and we are changing the rules for apprentice for instance and it is working and considering the european union you mentioned the climate bank this was something i was complaining for in favor of when i was the head of the list of what they thought in the european union election and now this isn't a program of miss. this from the lion her new green deal includes a european climate bank includes. a 1000000000000 euros in the coming 7 years to finance green projects so this is precisely what we have were advocating for and this is precisely what the ropin union is indicating committed to but there was a huge backlash against your climate proposals wasn't there when the yellow vests protested against the new carbon t

european union the and when to help the nation state in the european union they didn't have so many cases of people with coronavirus like he's only has the country to close borders too easily the house of country decided not to help keep the least in the european union and especially the european bank is decided not to help the family much after that after few days when the coronavirus arrived or soon from when the coronavirus arrived in germany arriving now for sore eyes also. hold down the country immediately the european union changes the way to react to the coronavirus so that's not possible you may believe 16000000 of people we are pursuing the quantum you said the european union every year we spend a lot of money. and we expected a response from the european union to help our country. france has now surpassed 16000 registered cases of the 674 people who died most were over 70 years old the french parliament declared a health of motion c. on sunday it sets a loss for at least 2 months it gives the government more powers during the break including the implementation of restrictive mea

union is all about and you are still people are still able to come to the european union apply for asylum but has it changed well as a matter of fact that has changed so greece has said that for the next month it would no longer be accepting people as applicants for political asylum political silent is one of the human rights which the e.u. takes serious it was based on which is very important particularly because of what happened during the 2nd world war what about the greek argument they're saying that it's just the sheer numbers of people coming over at once is overwhelming and their argument is we can't process. people in an orderly way therefore we're going to stop it until we can reestablish order that seems reasonable i don't think there are that many that it can be done it is absolutely true that the greek administration is is overwhelmed years ago the european union should have been in there helping greece and italy and spain en vogue area croatia much more than it has it hasn't stepped up there and so the greeks have felt left alone in the european union. immoral is it also dish

union as a threat do you think it's over now any chance of turkey joining the european union after failure in libya failure in syria and and now threats against brussels i think independently from what's happening in syria and independent from what happening in libya turkey is. access in process to the european union was put into a deep freeze and with uncertain futures and what. i mean in light of what happened in the meantime in the relations between europe in turkey the best solution for turkey was. rather than. fixing a date or reading it in tangled in the idea of becoming a full member of europe in one day you'll lose this process you know to put moral order to its interior to its kitchen and make turkey thanks to the accession process make turkey a country with more fundamental rights and through them better democrats bit a functioning democracy more transparent market economy and then if turkey achieves this because of the excess in process what then turkey ultimately joins do if in union or not it was going to be alive and but it maintains very good to the nations and also it has a

cannot be used to blackmail the european union. brent: our correspondent georg matthew on the story tonight, thank you. the syrian government which is backed by russia has been conducting a massive offensive to displace rebels from idlib province. idlib is the last rebel stronghold in syria. the violence has displaced about a million people from their homes and driven them towards the turkish border. our next report highlights the plight of ordinary syrians who continue to bear the brunt of this conflict. >> with this vehicle serving as both a getaway car and a home, tarps are the only shield against the coldld. fafamilies livive, cook, and slp crowded togethther. at this camp n north of aleppo, 200 families are stranded in no man's land. abdullah and his five brothers are among those who fled bombing and destruction. >> we live here in this three wheeler. we do nonot have a anything lef, and we hope someone cacan help . >> not a day goes by without fresh attacks, suffering, and death in idlib province as syria and russian fighter

spread the virus further be it within the european union or by leaving the european union but also to avoid nonessential travel not to have more potential strain on our health care system. of course there will be exemptions for example for e.u. citizens coming back home for health care workers like doctors and nurses but also scientists working on the solution of this health crisis we do see but also. people commuting on borders now who are working on both sides of the borders for example there will be exemptions it is a restriction that should be in place for an initial period of 30 days and we have been talking about that with the g 7 partners from the line they're speaking earlier today in europe's largest economy the lists are getting longer the lists of shut and restrictions and people infected with the virus at least 14 people have died from the virus here in germany and more than 6600 have tested positive here is what chancellor angela merkel said today then i'll call them via internet and then we still need drastic measures as has so often been said to slow down the rate of in

spread the virus further be it within the european union or by leaving the european union but also to avoid nonessential travel not to have more potential strain on our health care system. of course there will be exemptions for example for e.u. citizens coming back home for health care workers slide doctors and nurses but also scientists working on the solution of this health crisis we do see but also. people commuting on borders now who are working on both sides of the borders for example there will be exemptions it is a restriction that should be in place for an initial period of 30 days and we have been talking about that with the g 7 partners from the line they're speaking earlier today in europe's largest economy the lists are getting longer the lists of shut and restrictions and people infected with the virus at least 14 people have died from the virus here in germany and more than 6600 have tested positive here is what chancellor angela merkel said today then i'll call them via internet and that we still need drastic measures as has so often been said to slow down the rate of i

union as so that means that within the european union there will be movement although it will be restricted now it was decided we saw it there after the leaders of the 27 members decided. to push ahead with this now as i said the internal borders are closed but there are restrictions it doesn't affect e.u. citizens who are returning home it also doesn't affect cross border workers and it also doesn't affect citizens a former member state at the united kingdom it also doesn't affect in fact norway switzerland and ice them to also germany said that it basically it will be effective immediately now also one big area of this that's important is the repatriation of e.u. citizens at the leaders have decided that that's very important and they are pushing ahead with that ok now as the economy is expected to be a massive impact as a result a lot of all of this did michael address this she certainly did and obviously this is a big concern for germans and also a you members they said. you know essentially not just angle merkel but many of the leaders across the e.u. have been saying that we should be

and poland sets itself on a collision course with the european union after a 3rd of the country declares itself to be an l.c.d. t.v. free. live from moscow thanks so much for joining us tonight and i think that charles daniel hawkins welcome. it was start with breaking news this hour afghan police say at least 3 people have been killed and 11 others wounded in an explosion at a football stadium in the eastern province of course no one has claimed responsibility for the attack earlier on monday though the taliban said it would resume operations against the country's security forces that's after president garvey refused to commit fully to the terms of a peace deal between the united states and islamist groups. the reduction in violence has ended now and operations will continue as normal as part of the us taliban agreement or mujahedeen will not attack foreign forces but operations we can. when you against the car who ministration forces the agreements that created that the government in kabul would release 5000 taliban members from prison which in turn would release 1000 government detain

spread the virus further be it within the european union or by leaving the european union but also to avoid nonessential travels not to have more potential strain on our health care system of course there will be exemptions for example for e.u. citizens coming back home for health care workers like doctors and nurses but also scientists working on the solution of this health crisis we do see but also. people commuting on borders now who are working on both sides of the borders for example there will be exemptions. because on the go matheson brussels is standing by to talk us through this welcome go. tell us more about these restrictions. quite extreme measures the head of the european commission is suggesting here the closure of extra will even bought urged by the way including countries such as norway and switzerland so we're looking in a total of 30 countries that would be closing their extra load borders allowing as this from the line has pointed out essential traffic to continue via the external borders in other words a medical goods would be able to enter but also people who work

of the european union and well the hother nations in the european union are big 3 they didn't have so many cases of people with coronavirus like italy has the country in the state to close borders to he probably has the country decided not to help and keep the lead in the european union and especially the european bank at this i did not help italy but after that after a few days when the crown of i was arrive also went before on a virus right in germany arriving now for sure right although of the whole the other country immediately the european union changes the way to react to the coronavirus so that's not possible in middle east 60000000 people we are the 3rd economy and save the european union every year we spent a lot of money to repair you know and that we expected a response from the european union through hell for our work on the. france has now surpassed 16000 registered cases of the 674 people have died most were over 70 years old the french parliament's declared a health emergency on sunday it set to last for at least 2 months it gives the government more powers during the b

problem so what is the european union doing about this. well frontex their european border agency has said our has confirmed today that it will lounge. record border intervention yes they call that because chris has asked for that also the e.u. interior ministers roomies on wednesday here in brussels and discuss the situation that you foreign ministers will also meet later this week and e.u. commission president was enough underline will travel to the greek turkish border tomorrow all along with your top leaders to discuss with the greek government and also to assess the situation and we need the greece is said that it is temporarily suspending asylum applications now that goes against e.u. law also has there been a response from the european union. others an emergency clause in the european treaties and agrees actually this emergency calls allows them to do so so the commission president is the final line has declined to comment on that so far she said she will discuss that tomorrow with the greek government but usually if we look at the

in the 1st part of our investigation into the treatment of disabled people in european union countries we revealed shocking evidence of abuse. people that act. and incarceration in state institutions. for our 2nd film we start in bulk area another country with an appalling past when it comes to the treatment of people with disabilities now praised as a model for using millions in even money to move children from institutions and a way forward to other member states. one controversial part of the reform is the creation of watercooled small group is. the claim is that these places for up to 15 children and youngsters are about a family environment community. but during this investigation we gained 1st hand evidence from inside bug areas group aliens evidence which raises disturbing questions not only about abuse neglect but about whether these places really can change life for europe's disabled citizens. these are beautiful brand spanking settings but they still remain as the 2 shows people come and go they still do not have their work ptolemy their basic autonomy away say that this is t

what we need to understand is that greece is not sort of this is was it in its own european union also known least in for different reasons one is to immediately look a bit from greece to other e.u. member states especially unaccompanied children but at same time. as the european union the guardian of the treaties it's in a convention is a long as well as an international refugee currently the suspension of asylum applications on the government this is happening ok nikolaus per your show force from the international rescue committee thanks for that and you. let's take a brief look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. 2 members of the saudi royal family have been arrested for allegedly plotting to oust the king solomon and his designated heir one is the former crown prince mohammed bin nayef the other is one of the king's brothers both have been charged with treason. american president donald trump has named republican lawmaker mark meadows as the new white house chief of staff will be the 4th since trump took power in 2017 outgoing chief of staff nick mul

to reach europe that is sparking fears of a new wave of migration into the european union. people are still stuck on the turkish side of the border searching for any possible way to get to greece and further into europe. you know us as look just over there the greek soldiers are watching us with that they're not allowing us to enter it's just 15 to 20 meters away. but they won't let us in so much because i'm going to make this we can wait here for 4 or 5 months we are determined so it waits while we will not leave we won't give up and when they finally open the gates we will and if they don't we will wait have been i don't know if this is turkey's game or europe's want but they're playing with us they put us in a miserable situation a new leaders came to see the situation for themselves after greece asked for help to secure its land and sea entry points. europe has not been up to the task of dealing with my question crisis i hope this crisis will serve as a wake up call for everyone to assume the responsibility of the e.u. leaders announced 700000000 euros in assistance sup

this is a european problem. what is the european union doing about this? >> the european border agency has confirmed it will launch a rapid border intervention because greece has asked for that. the e.u. interior minister's will meet on wednesday in brussels and discuss the situation. the e.u. foreign ministers will meet later this week. the president w won't travel to the greek-turkish border tomorrow along with other e.u. top leaders to discuss with the greek government and to assess the situation. brent: we know greece has said it is temporarily suspending asylum applications. that goes against e.u. law. has there been a response from the year -- from the european union? >> there is an emergency clause in the european treaties and greece says this emergency clause allows them to do so. the president has the client to comment on that so far. she will discuss that tomorrow with the greek government. if we look at the e.u. asylum law, everyone has the right whenever he or she arrives here in europe to apply for asylum. that is guaranteed by the u.n. refuge

union's presidents and prime ministers their european dream. i think it could and as i said before it's a make or break. moment for the european union and it's for the countries that are doing relatively well fiscally and in the crisis like germany to actually make sure that 'd we invest in dealing with the aftermath which will be incredibly severe for all of us also in germany but for the for the hardest hit countries and along the way we shouldn't forget the rest of the world to many developing countries in africa or latin america this is only starting to affect them and we need to stand ready to help in solidarity and we shouldn't forget the migrants at our doorsteps 'd that are living in incredible incredibly difficult conditions and camps in greece in turkey and we shouldn't just turn inwards because this is about europe as an open society and if we want to preserve your of as an open society we need to make sure we invested it and go against those the author terence be they from beijing or be they in budapest and their take advantage of t

union made clear that micro tory pressure cannot be used to protect me the european union are and our correspondent on the story for us tonight in zagreb. thank you now here's a look at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world at least 11 people have died and more than 20 are injured after a building collapsed in the pakistani port city of karachi rescue teams are searching for several people believed to be trapped under the rubble authorities say an additional fluor had recently been added to the 4 story complex u.s. senator elizabeth warren has dropped out of the race for the white house her decision comes after a poor performance in the latest round of democratic primary elections her exit leaves bernie sanders and joe biden walked in a 2 way race with toasty jabbered a distant distant 3rd. an explosion and fire at a refugee camp in the gaza strip have killed at least 9 palestinians and injured more than 50 officials say the blaze broke out at a bakery before engulfing a crowded market initial investigations to just a leak from gas cylinders may have cal

union's presidents and prime ministers their european dream. i think it could and as i said before it's a make or break. moment for the european union and it's for the countries that are doing relatively well fiscally and in the crisis like germany to actually make sure that 'd we invest in dealing with the aftermath which will be incredibly severe for all of us also in germany but for the for the hardest hit countries and along the way we shouldn't forget the rest of the world to many developing countries in africa or latin america this is only starting to affect them and we need to stand ready to help in solidarity and we shouldn't forget the migrants at our doorsteps 'd that are living in incredible incredibly difficult conditions and camps in greece in turkey and we shouldn't just turn inwards because this is about europe as an open society and if we want to preserve your of as an open society we need to make sure we invested it and go against those the author terence be they from beijing or be they in budapest than that take advantage of t

spread the virus further be it within the european union or by leaving the european union but also to avoid non-essential travel not to have more potential strain on our health care system. of course there will be exemptions for example for e.u. citizens coming back home for health care workers like doctors and nurses but also scientists working on the solution of this health crisis we do see but also. people commuting on borders now who are working on both sides of the borders for example there will be exemptions it is a restriction that should be in place for an initial period of 30 days and we have been talking about that with the g. 7 park this was from the lion there speaking earlier today in europe's largest economy the lists are getting longer the lists of shut and restrictions and people infected with the virus at least 14 people have died from the virus here in germany and more than 6600 have tested positive here is what chancellor angela merkel said today then i'll call them via internet and then we still need drastic measures as has so often been said to slow down the rate

project is keen they have chosen immigration to get out of their european union fair enough. we have told him to just to destroy the european union offside and we will not that's a result thank you very much for your call. it was the worst industrial disaster. points and gas leak in. 35 years on and people are still suffering the consequences. the state can't come and any help for the victims is coming from a network of dedicated medics of lawyers and activists the poisons legacy. coming up on d w. floyd. car culture. a hair. superman. superfood stylish style icon to lead a horse. lifestyle you're a. every day counts for us and for our planet. global mind is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make see the screamer how can we protect habitats what to do with all our waste. we can make a difference by choosing smart new solutions overstrained said in our ways. global warming deals fundamental series of improved results and on the g.w. bend on mine. a very i'm david and this is climate change brags that sex. happiness increase book. this is the book for you to.

restrictions will be placed on chapal into the european union from states to not members of the european free trade area or are not in the u.k. . if the high note travel will be forbidden with it all but the most exceptional circumstances this restriction will be valid for 30 days of. germany will be implementing these changes with immediate effect well and. the fault. of the public fully joins me in studio for more on this i thought the e.u. is locking its external borders with other countries to break this down for us who exactly is affected well basically who defects you just said it there it's you know the external borders with the european union as so that means that within the european union there will be movement although it will be restricted now it was decided we saw it there are the leaders of the 27 members decided. to push ahead with this now as i said the internal borders are in closed but there are restrictions it doesn't affect e.u. citizens who are returning home it also doesn't affect cross border workers and it also doesn't affect citizens of former member states the un

spread the virus further be it within the european union or by leaving the european union but also to avoid nonessential travels not to have more potential strain on our health care system of course there will be exemptions for example for e.u. citizens coming back home for health care workers like doctors and nurses but also scientists working on the solution of this health crisis we do see but also. people commuting on borders now who are working on both sides of the borders for example there will be exemptions. d.w. called home a gold mattress in brussels is standing by to talk us through this welcome go ahead tell us more about these restrictions. quite extreme measures the head of the european commission is suggesting here the closure of extra nl eve borders by the way including a country such as norway and switzerland so we're looking in a total of 30 countries that would be closing their extra not borders allowing as miss from the line has pointed out essential traffic to continue via the external borders in other words a medical goods would be able to enter but also people who

to leave turkey to reach the european union and greece with the head of the european commission ursula fund alliance says it is the duty of europe as a whole to protect greece's borders those who seek to test europe's unity will be disappointed we will hold the line and our unity will prevail now is the time for concerted action and cool hads and acting based on our values turkey's not an enemy and people not just a means to reach a goal we would all do well to remember both in the days to come are there's a clear words there from ursula fund a lion joining me now is christiane rocco the director of the heinrich booth foundation in is stamboul it's good to have you on the program we know that europe right now is trying to keep its borders sealed it's keeping the refugees from crossing the borders as best it can has turkey's president to one has he miscalculated here. i think a bit maybe i mean his calculation was definitely that like hundreds of thousands of truck to the border some of it has not happened yet as far as we know there are around 400-4500 people amassing directly in the n