africa but also georgia shows that we went to give protection to those who seek protection here but at the same time those who do not have a right to this, to return very quickly and don't want to awaken false hopes that we cannot satisfy. this cabinet shows you the issue that is important to us. and in the last 14 months, symbolically, the fact we don't have a balanced budget seems to be the new normal but a great deal of effort and what we have achieved, and to service the debt has dropped, we have to pay 67% to service our debt and under different conditions and different interest rates it is 5.5%, and 60% of overall debt level, the criteria for the future, a country with demographic changes is expanding. high level of sovereign debt, examples of success. 40 billion more will be available in the term, and focusing on family legislation where we increased the child allowance and tax-free for children as well. and we are promoting as well and working on a law to improve qualitative conditions for children -- to increase pensions and at the same time to ensure pension system is sust

africa to a view of this years maybe there will be some severe shifts in the supply who have a link thank you very much for coming in today for she added now if you're looking for a speculative investment what about philip nothing plain vanilla about it it's one of the most expensive spices in the world at up to six hundred euros a kilogram that makes it more expensive than silver but if you want to invest in vanilla you'd better understand it's risky business. this is unmistakable but you need it did not used to sniff out the top quality stuff like battle. field site has a wealth of experience the trader from hamburg has been in the business for decades so he's seen plenty of ups and downs the cost of madagascan vanilla has exploded in recent years. packman pays around six hundred dollars a kilo and he still willing to pay he wants to have a constant supply for his customers humans. we always need to have it installed today and of course there's always the risk that the market will collapse and the price will drop to fifty or a hundred dollars against a prize of either all and then

africa. one out of the united states where a court set a deadline today to reunite the separated migrant children with their parents government figures show that out of twenty five hundred children about thirteen hundred are still separated and even those figures are uncertain as the reunions take place health professionals are sounding the alarm. the lucky few reunited after months of not knowing whether they'd ever see their children again. and for others even this moment soon turned to heartbreak after being separated for so long as some parents said their children didn't even recognize. the difficult reunifications we've seen so far have highlighted just how hard it's going to be to bring these children back together with their families and how much damage has already been done by the trumpet ministrations original policy of taking them away from their parents dr lucy is one of many pediatricians warning of the damage these separations may have caused already. she told me extreme stress f

africa and police in china say that a man with a firework device was behind an explosion at the u.s. embassy in the capital beijing today authorities have identified the suspect as twenty six year old from china's inner mongolia region and that the suspect was the only person injured the man's motive is currently unclear. a u.s. court set a deadline of today to reunite separated migrant children with their parents the department of homeland security claims that it is on track to comply but government figures show that out of two thousand five hundred children around thirteen hundred of them are still separated and even those figures are uncertain as the reunions take place health professionals in the u.s. are sounding the alarm about the long term damage already done to these children. the lucky few reunited after months of not knowing whether they'd ever see their children again and for others even this moment soon turned to heartbreak after being separated for so long as some parents had their children didn't even recognize them. the difficult reunifications we've seen so far have

africa but also georgia shows that we want. give protection to those who seek protection here but at the same time those who do not have a right to this help we want to return very quickly and we don't want to awake false hopes that we cannot possibly satisfy so in a sense this cabinet shows you the issues that are important to us we have also approved two budgets for twenty eight thousand and twenty eight nineteen in the last four months and perhaps i can just say. that the fact that we now have a balanced budget seems to be the new normal but does of course require a great deal of effort. and i think we've achieved in doing this is that the section of the budget that is there to service debts has dropped the night we had to pay sixteen point seven percent just to service our debts.

africa for example and talking about my greater impact and can be managed in a way that is more consensual and more circular three for example the people come to germany they try to go back to their own countries she would do she doesn't want just the creation of a fortress europe this is been a key part of our policy as well and she mentioned in your opening remarks as well that germany is starting to reach agreements with more countries that can be called safe countries where people can be returned to like the agreement the were struck with turkey were turkey become. relatively large sums of money for looking after the well being of several million refugees and keeping them closer to their home to their original home latins for a time when for example the war in syria is finally over then people could return from turkey to syria the chance are kept emphasizing in this government crisis she was faced facing that germany cannot go it alone that it must work with its european partners how what solution came out of this summit that she held with the european partners at the end of june is it

but from italy's stap point the development of northern africa has special significance. therefore this is also very meaningful. finally, we talked at length about this verbal monstrosity. this implication platform. what that means. whether it is possible to reach agreement in african countries that refugees should even endeavor to journey across the a a hara that they don't get into totally unacceptable situations in the first place. it then becomes very difficult to work it all with the international organization of migration. we have very intense discussions of this topic. we talked a lot about it. i made clear that this will only work if we don't discuss it with the heads of the african countries but talk with the countries. we need pact with africa. the idea of marshall plan for frica, a very important one. during this last session of the african union is for the first time developed a migration concept based on the african perspective. it's correlating unit for migration will be established in morocco which could function as it's own for the european union. and that

people who make it across are often deported back to northern africa. and a court in belgium has overturneded a ban on women wearing so-called bikinis -- bur kinis at swimming pools. officials claimed they were banned because of reasons of hygiene, but the court found they were no more unhygienic than other swimsuits. now to the united states where a court set a deadline of today to reunite separate migrant children with their parents. the department of homeland security claims it is on track to comply, but government figures show that out of around 2500 children, about 1300 are still separated, and even those figures are's -- are still uncertain. health officials sound the alarm about the damage already done to the children. >> the lucky few reunited after months of not knowing if they would ever see the children again. for others, even this moment soon turned to heart break. after being separated for so long, some parents said the children did not even recognize them. the difficult reunification's we've seen so far have highlighted just how hard it is

africa to be at this year's maybe there will be some two shifts and the supply will have a link thank you very much for coming in today for she added. well germany's wine produces a better able to adapt to the hot summer the conditions of forcing business to harvest their grapes a lot earlier though begin picking one week from now on august sixth the jim wine institute says this is the earliest harvest they have a and it's expected to produce a very tasty tipple measurements taken in the wine growing region show the temperatures have risen every year since nineteen eighty eight. terry thanks president been spanish dictator francisco franco died four decades ago but his final resting place is still the subject of heated debate in spain his remains are kept in a giant muslim north of madrid known as the valley of the fall in but the former fascist leader isn't the only one buried there it also serves as the tomb for nearly thirty four thousand people fighters who died in the one nine hundred thirty s. on both sides of the spanish civil war now spain's new socialist government wants to e

africa where people rescue to see would be taken the e.u. also hopes that asylum climbs could be processed in the sentence before migrants attempt to cross into europe it's a model that's already in place in libya. for more than fifty thousand people from africa and the middle east the journey ends here in a libyan reception center the u.n. refugee agency says living conditions in such centers are largely catastrophic spread the ilo if people are returned to libya we must make it clear that for humanitarian reasons we need to be present there because libya is not a safe haven that i didn't know what would happen some e.u. countries want to broaden cooperation with libya they believe the country should be responsible for preventing migrants from trying to cross the mediterranean italy's interior minister backs this approach and he wants the e.u. to help libya. we are trying to help the libyan authorities to make the migrants stay in shelters and deportation centers as comfortable as possible. while european politicians are trying to decide ho

what we are doing at the moment northern africa but also the south, is to decrease it, to help these countries to go forward. that is, go to the root causes of migration. here, trump wanted to decrease the money for africa. again, if you don't mind me saying so. trump in his own way, nobody can accuse him of worrying too much about accuracy, but in his own particular way he is picking at a scab which is painful for germany because your coalition is again divided on migration policy. mr seehofer clearly still feels very raw about angela merkel‘s decision to open the door in 2015 and if you look at opinion polls, right now the party that is making most ground towards the october elections is the far right afd, so you have a real problem in germany and i am not hearing that angela merkel has a solution to it. first of all, his problems are in bavaria, angela merkel won the re—election last year. we have to see that she has a majority in this party, goes forward with her policy. this battle, the same as in the financial questions about armament, we have increased our amount of money

africa. and a court in the belgian town of ghent has overturned a ban on women wearing so-called a public swimming pools these are the full body swimming suits often wore by worn by muslim women officials claims that the broken means were banned for reasons of hygiene the court found that they were no more unhygenic than other swimsuits. well now to the united states where a court set a deadline of today to reunite separated migrant children with their parents the department of homeland security claims that it is on track to comply but government figures show that out of around twenty five hundred children about thirteen hundred are still separated and even those figures are uncertain as the reunions take place health professionals in the united states are sounding the alarm about the long term damage already done to the children. the lucky few reunited after months of not knowing whether they'd ever see their children again. and for others even this moment soon turned to heartbreak after bei

africa since the start of the share almost as many as arrived in the country in two thousand and seventeen security forces are on high alert across cities in iraq's southern provinces as anger spreads over unemployment and corruption protester store in the provincial government building in the holy city of karbala on saturday our bank open reports broken. this is the damage after protesters stormed the airport and the ruling party's headquarters at natura just a day before there were scenes of chaos security forces have been put on alert across the country to prevent further disruption and there has been about how much more what happened yesterday is that a group of vandals into the airport or a group of infiltrators with the protesters in to be a port and they smash the computers and the x. ray scanners that are used for security inspections and they smash the counters and a lot of the important technical equipment and. protesters say there's no reason why they should be living in poverty in an oil rich region i. mean this is not a protest it's a revolution by the youth of not just the ir

. >> i come from a very far country, a small country, northern africa tunisia. my question, mr. president, we admire what you're doing in north africa and wish and hope that something will be done in the middle east to avoid people and more wars and more blood and more killings in the middle east and a peace process that gives everyone-- >> we're looking for peace, and africa, as you know, is on our very strong list. but we're looking for peace. we want peace all over. we want to solve problems. we're looking for peace. africa right now-- >> and president trump will continue his european tour with a stop in helsinki, finland. he'll be meeting with russian president vladimir putin and this follows nato meetings in brussels and a weekend golf trip to scotland. the two leaders are expected to meet privately with just translators present and they will hold a working lunch as well. watch for updates on the u.s. summit and follow all of our coverage on-line at c-span.org. brett kavanaugh of the united states court of appeals for the district of columbia is president trump's nominee fo

eu leaders have agreed to explore setting up micro processing centres in northern africa, no northern african countries have agreed to those yet. 0ur correspondent mayeni jones has spoken to president macron. it will, just as if this is under the african sovereignty, it means if this is a willingness of the government. if you create a centre with this kind of organisation, the big risk and fearfor a lot of governments is a pull factor effect. and i perfectly understand that. so what we have to do is to work, in order to increase security, in order to increase precisely our fight against smugglers in the regions. angela merkel says migrants will be held for a maximum of 48 hours in transit centres to be set up along the border with austria. when you look at the border into britney will be, they will only be held there for 48 hours. that's part of a deal she made earlier this week to maintain her coalition government. her interior minister, who leads her sister party in bavaria, had threatend to quit over the issue. now while germany is a prefered destination for many migrants, the rout

africa. a melting ice berg in greenland is causing fears of a tsunami several people near the danger zone in the village of in our suite have been moved to higher ground the government the police have been put on high alert as it's thought the melting iceberg could swamp the entire settlement it is home to about one hundred seventy people those are the headlines we're back with more after searching for steel. well. the interrogation center was the only place in the kind of mini green zone in somalia that i was not allowed to visit however one day jim steele said to me hey they just captured a saudi jihadi would you like to interview him and we kind of walk into the entrance area and the first thing that i see is one of the iraqi guards beating up one of the iraqi prisoners and then i'm taken not into the main area kind of the main hall although out of the corner of my eye could see there were a lot of prisoners in there with their hands tied behind their backs i was taken to a side office whe

africa that we saw proposed in our report there if you don't agree with this why well regional cooperation across the mediterranean can be a good thing but only if the purpose of it is to save lives and improve the condition of asylum seekers the proposals that we see on the table right now aimed at delegating responsibility from the e.u. to north africa rather than sharing responsibility across the mediterranean but the european union in creating these disembarkation platforms argues that it would be creating more orderly migration that would deter people from crossing illegally into the e.u. he don't agree with that. oxfam is supporting asylum seekers in greece and in italy and in many countries in africa what we see is that when the purpose of mechanisms is to push people way the result is not creating safer migration options the result is often deterioration in the living conditions more people spending time in detention waiting long periods for their applications to be processed so what would be the solution here would it be having these disembarkation centers on european soil because

africa anyone rescued at sea could be returned there the e.u. also hopes asylum claims could be processed there before migrants attempt the dangerous crossing to italy or greece it's a model already in place in libya. for more than fifty thousand people from africa and the middle east the journey ends here in a libyan reception center the u.n. refugee agency says living conditions in such centers are largely catastrophic spread. if people are returned to libya we must make it clear that for humanitarian reasons we need to be present there because libya is not a safe haven it out in. some e.u. countries want to broaden cooperation with libya they believe the country should be responsible for preventing migrants from trying to cross the mediterranean italy's interior minister backs this approach and he wants the e.u. to help libya. we are trying to help the libyan authorities to make the migrants stay in shelters and deportation centers as comfortable as possible. while european politicians are trying to decide how to seal off europe pope francis

on sunday, spanish crews picked up 447 people making the dangerous crossing from northern africa. they rescued 329 on saturday. ple united nations estimates more than 18,000 phave journeyed to spain so far this year-- more than landed in italy. in toronto, police are investigating a shooting attack sunday night that killed two people, including a ten-year-old girl. 13 others were wounded, as the gunman fired into staurants and cafes along a busy street. aur,orities say he died late in a shootout with police. mayor john tory condemned the killings. >> i'm of course i'm angry that someone would carry such an attack, which really amounts to an attack on our city itself. there are far too many people carrying guns in our city and our region which should not have them. >> woodruff: late today police identified the killer as a 29- year-old man from toronto. stpan recorded its hig temperature ever today: 106 degrees. it came during a heat wave that's gripped much of the country for nearly two weeks. people looked for any could to beat the heat today. the stifling temperatures have claime

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. >> i'm from a newspaper in tunisia and come from a very small country in northern africa. y question, mr. president -- [inaudible] we really wish and hope something can be done in the middle east to avoid more wars and more blood and more killings in the middle east, if we could work on a peace process. president trump: we're looking for peace, and africa, you know, it's on our very strong list. we're looking for peace. we want peace all over. we want to solve problems. we're looking for peace. africa right now has got problems like few people would understand. they have things going on nobody could believe in this room. if you saw some of the things i see through intelligence what's going on in africa, it is so sad and so vicious and violent. and we want peace. we want peace for africa and peace all over the world. that's my number one goal, peace all over the world. and we're building up a tremendous military because i really believe through strength, you get peace. but we're going to have a military like we've never had before. we've given out orders for the best fighte

and pieces pieces of cloud here we've also got a few showers around as well most of those around the northern parts of south africa some of them rather live a pushing their way up into botswana to we've also got quite a few showers around the coast of mozambique and madagascar. capturing a moment in time snapshots of other lives other stories. provide an eclipse into someone else's world inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers everybody's going to. circle. member. on al-jazeera. with a big breaking news story can be chaotic and frantic behind the scenes. people shouting instructions if you're trying to provide the best most accurate up to date information as quickly as you can. it's when you come off air and things seem pinned to realize even witness history in the making. can i get a reminder the top stories here on al-jazeera in the first phase of a rescue operation to get a boy's football team when they came out of a cave in thailand and the boys have been safe so far the next phase will begin in the next ten to twenty hours. a judge in brazil has ruled the former president doi

[inaudible] >> i come from a very far country, small country in northern africa, tanasia, the question, mr. president, we admire what you are doing in north africa and we really wish and hope that something again will be done in the middle east to avoid more wars and more blood and more kill negotiation the middle east with just peace process that gives everyone -- >> we are looking for peace in africa as you know, very strong list, but we are looking for peace, we want peace all over. we want to solve problems. we are looking for peace, africa right now has got problems, like a few people wouldn't even understand. they have things going on that nobody could believe in this room. you saw some of the things that i see through intelligence, what's going on in africa, it is so sad and so vicious and violent and we want peace, we want peace for africa, we want peace all over the world. that's my number one goal, peace all over the world and we are building up a tremendous military because i really believe through strength, you get peace, but we are -- we will have a military like we've nev

the city of souter is spain's footprint on the very northern tip of africa and five african migrants show. shortest way into europe. to stop them europe was build a double barbed wire fence it's a modern version of the great wall of china and more recently the birdland wall while those walls relied on heights and guards to keep outsiders at but a spanish fans bristles with electronic surveillance gear but the purpose is the same. offense it replaced much lower was too easily breached with the result bad for the truly desperate souter became a stepping stone into continental europe. or in the words. smart i wonder. if being near a. silver. in the. developed world is. those who still charms their luck wait in the surrounding forests but if court they are transported back to their countries of origin by the moroccan north already. now though there are growing demands for a more constructive approach to bring about a lasting solution to the problem of illegal immigration. to get up in a sort of short time and then even to go by say before. because i don't think i think i said. i see a gu

. >> i come from a very small country in northern africa. my question, mr. president, we really admire what you are doing in north africa and we really wish and hope that something, again, would be done in the middle east to avoid people -- more wars and more blood and more killing, just peace process that gives everyone -- >> we're looking for peace and africa, as you know, it's on our very strong list, but we're looking for peace. we want peace all over. we want to solve problems. we're looking for peace. africa got problems like few people would understand. they have things going on there that nobody would believe in this room, if you saw some of the things i see through intelligence what's going on in africa, it is so sad and so vicious and violent and we want peace. we want peace for africa and peace all over the world. that's any number one goal, peace all over the world. and we're building up a tremendous military because i really believe through strength you get peace, but we're -- we'll have a military like we've never had before. we've given out or

. >> i come from very small country northern africa, tunisia. my question, we wish and hope something would be done in the middle east to avoid more wars and more blood and more killings in the middle east. the peace process that gives everyone -- >> we're looking for peace in africa. as you know, strong list. we're looking for peace. we want peace all over. we want to solve problems. we're looking for peace. africa right now has got problems like few people would understand. they have things going on there nobody could believe in this world. if you saw some of the things i see through intelligence, what's going on in africa, it is so sad and so vicious and violent. and we want peace for africa, we want peace all over the world. that's my number one goal, peace all over the world. we're building up a tremendous military because i believe through strength you get peace, but we have a military like we never had before. we've given out orders for the best fighter jets in the world, best ships, best everything. but hopefully we'll never have to use

south africa and mandela. but first to mosul in northern iraq it's been a year since the city was liberated from the forces of so-called islamic state how do victims and perpetrators live together today. near you to shoot at reports good there's good luck oh. oh oh oh oh. oh achmet mohammed ramadan is a busy man he's a mug shot and elected man his district can be found among the ruins of western mosul. from his workshop he organizes clearance of rubble and booby traps and is also in charge of food and water distribution the recent past is ever present even in these mundane tasks. my when there's an assessment for food and somebody says this is the son of an i.a.s. family i go there won't be any food for that family. then this guy blames another family who wasn't i and so they don't get any food either. have to run man says about half the people in his district supported the i.r.s. some from fear some from conviction. the evidence of what that led to is everywhere in mass graves like this one. the old white hou

they have gone to destinations including uruguay, south africa, china, and northern ireland. nearly half of the crews have come from 41 countries and had no previous sailing experience before signing up. i'm sure you've done it, travelling on the underground, and you have seen posters asking for people to sign up to the challenge, but these people have gone for it, raising money. some of them have jobs to go back to and some don't, but they have been away from their families for a year. incredible achievement. well done to wendy tuck and also nikki henderson, only 25 yea rs and also nikki henderson, only 25 years old. she and her team came in second. we are going to stay with this because we are expecting wendy tuck to come to the stage, the australian who has won the clipper challenge. we can listen in to our commentators. commentator: victorious over all, will you please give your biggest round of applause for wendy tuck and her team? cheering and applause wendy, where are you? come to me. making all the headlines, you are the talk of the world and liverpool is very proud t

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