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Brexit negotiators have spent two years looking at alternatives to the backstop insurance policy to avoid a hard border on the island of Ireland and have not found any that work, Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney said on Wednesday (January 30). British lawmakers ordered Prime Minister Theresa May on Tuesday to renegotiate the divorce deal she struck with the European Union in November to remove the backstop, which would require some EU rules to apply in British-ruled Northern Ireland until an alternative plan can be found to keep the border open. In his speech in Dublin, Coveney said there were…

European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker told European lawmakers on Wednesday (January 31) that the bloc’s Brexit divorce deal with London was ‘the best and only’ one possible and could not be renegotiated. Addressing the European Parliament’s plenary session in Brussels, Juncker said that the so-called ‘backstop’ was a priority for the European Union as Ireland’s border with Britain would become ‘EU’s border.’ The head of the EU executive said he was an optimist and believed an agreement with Britain remained possible. The European Union would be willing to negotiate immediately if Britain changed its mind and opted for a closer…

Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt says “extra time” may be needed to finalise legislation for Brexit. Mr Hunt said a possible delay in the UK’s departure from the EU beyond the 29 March deadline depended on the progress made in the coming weeks. The PM is seeking “alternative arrangements” to the backstop, but the EU says it will not renegotiate. The PM’s spokesman said cancelling Parliament’s February break showed all steps were being taken to avoid delay. The UK is due to leave the European Union at 23:00 on 29 March. The backstop is an “insurance” policy to stop the return…

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An Israeli search and rescue team landed in Brazil, to assist local crews in the search for hundreds of people missing after a dam collapsed, triggering a deadly mudslide.

A group of 47 migrants rescued in the Mediterranean Sea by German NGO Sea-Watch on Sunday begged the Italian government to let them dock on the island of Sicily. https://s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/loveworldtv/video/MIGRANTS-+Aboard+German+rescue+boat+beg+Italy+for+permission+to+dock.mp4 Sea-Watch said in an emailed statement that for more than a week, we “haven’t been given a port of safety to disembark” the migrants,a doctor on board the Sea-Watch 3, said many of the migrants were suffering from post-traumatic symptoms

Malaysia has been stripped of the right to host the World Para-Swimming Championships after it refused to allow Israeli athletes to enter the country .”Politics and sport are never a good mix,” said the International Paralympic Committee President Andrew Parsons in a statement after the organization decided Sunday not to allow Malaysia to host the competition anymore. “We are disappointed that Israeli athletes would not have been allowed to compete in Malaysia.” https://s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/loveworldtv/video/POPE+FRANCIS-+Calls+for+generosity+at+end+of+World+Youth+Day+in+Panama.mp4 Malaysia’s foreign minister said earlier this month the country will not invite Israelis to participate in any future international events as an act of solidarity for the…

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LONDON (Reuters) – The date Britain leaves the EU could be pushed back by a couple of weeks to give time for legislation to be approved by lawmakers, the leader of Britain’s lower house of parliament said, the most senior figure to make such a suggestion. Britain is due to leave the bloc on March 29 but after lawmakers rejected Prime Minister Theresa May’s negotiated deal, it remains unclear how the country will leave the EU, opening up the possibility of a no-deal exit. Parliament will vote on a series of amendments on Tuesday as the clock ticks down…

A senior Alibaba executive slammed U.S.’ treatment of China’s Huawei Technologies as “extremely unfair,” saying measures by the country to curb the firm’s access to their markets was “very politically motivated.” Joe Tsai, the e-commerce giant’s executive vice-chairman, also sharply criticised what he called an attempt by the U.S. government to curb China’s rise via a trade war. He struck an optimistic note about China’s economy, saying it remained fundamentally strong despite a slowdown.