board but what mr johnson is proposing is an inverse of that so the european union will hates it but chances are looking at the numbers he might get the parliamentary numbers in the house of commons in london to get it to fly. well i doubt he ll get numbers in a westminster i think that is a mountain that he counts 5 and that s why he s looking for an election before this is is sorted out but but it s correct to say as your previous speaker highlighted that the order in ireland is extremely difficult to achieve the troll and it s impossible really to imagine any any workable d alternative arrangement to the backstop that might we retain the status quo while allowing the united kingdom to leave the customs union single market and that s been at the heart of the problem when there are over 300 crossings between northern ireland and the republic of ireland if you compare that to the eastern flank of the european union if you go to the baltic sea for example to the black sea the
clear this issue is here to stay europe is and will be a magnet for migration from asia and africa the phenomenon will continue and is likely to intensify that is why we need unity maturity and planning for a while turkey s foreign minister has dismissed the accusations and insisted that his country is following through on its obligations to the case of the stock market in france on the following a small increase in numbers crossing to the greek islands sadly we hear baseless accusations made against turkey instead of making such accusations we shall work together to solve the problem turkey is meeting all its obligations under the readmission deal we told him that migration is a humanitarian issue and our cooperation should continue we also laid out our expectations from the e.u. . we re going to weather a take on al-jazeera then cameroon this president attempts to reassure separatists in english speaking regions of the country but we ll tell you why words may not be and off
hello i m adrian finighan this is counting the cost analysis here your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week on patrol off the coast of west africa nations step up their naval presence to counter the scourge of piracy and hostage taking. after 6 years of treading water gold prices are on the rise we find out what s behind the move. and what. impressed record morning on production rather than import. a decade ago no ship was safe off the coast of somalia men armed with machine guns in small boats would target vessels including aid for the world food programme the menace of piracy continues to plague the region impeding its security and economic development but it s also increasing in other areas that you hotspot is the gulf of guinea an area that covers 6000 nautical miles or 11000 kilometers of coastline from angola to senegal west african countries lose $2000000000.00 annually to maritime piracy and armed robbery. the region produces more than $5000000
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tasso to use or even fatalities. on monday china s top policy advisor is expected to respond to the political crisis that s gripped the feel of a british territory for months the hong kong government and protest is refusing to budge this rally is unlikely to be the last sarah clock al-jazeera hong kong. well the hong kong government has accused some of the protestors of violence arson and putting the public safety at risk and a statement it said we strongly condemn the radical protestors who disregard the law and order and violently breach the public peace we will continue to give full support to the police and strictly enforce the law to stop all violent behaviors with a view to resuming public order as soon as possible. and still ahead on our do there an opposition leader jailed for calling protests in moscow is rushed to hospital we ll have the details. possible tell you how livestock farming is contributing to what environmentalists are calling the climate emergency. howe