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Jong-un but he couldn't make time for theresa may at the g7. >> sa-- and davidushin, it is t long history of the british and the united states having a special relationship, trump and may don't seem to have a special relationship. >> we've seen in the past, the president's diplomacy is based on perth reproach mont. he's not a fan of the multi-lateralism and he likes to sit down one-on-one and engage in a personal dialogue. whether it is the g7 or the g8 or whatever group, this president preferred bi-lat rather than multi-lateral. he has something bigger on his mind coming in the next week. i t...

Flee or leave their countries and and think of a better future in europe those are all elements that are particularly important for the german chancellor and that also explains why she believes that the elements that the challenges that germany faces abroad have a direct impact when it comes to germany here at home and to the well being of germans for example when it comes to all these issues that we're discussing today as far as the budget is concerned. so the chancellor is obviously stressing multi-lateralism she's saying that it is under pressure as you mentioned she's talking about german ...

So really it's home what the still needs to do and that it is really struggling with itself to make some effective headway on so she defends multi-lateralism also beyond the e.u. this is something she embraces but and this is something important play is opposed trump wants to do individual deals even with you countries the e.u. is still struggling to fend off attempts to do. bilateral deals between washington and the individual european union capitals i think that message has now come across the atlantic but at the same time so busy with itself so it's always when she says it's not a policy st...

Course foreign policy was built on multilateralism one hundred multilateralism is under great pressure right now that we know. as. under pressure europe needs to take its fate into its own hands more than before. and this is why we need a european yeah. the european answer what would a european answer be to multi-lateralism that we're not already seeing right now well first of all being able to find a common position on the major issues that are going on in this world is struggling to actually have a joint foreign policy so if you don't have a common stunts on anything like syria for instance ...

Will be acquired the fact that there is this push for investments in schools or in transport those are all elements that the german government believes can help reassure people about the situation that germany is in but if you look at angela merkel's speech today and if you look at angela merkel's speech is here in the business that you would obviously see that one of her key tenets one of the key elements as german chancellor has always been that idea that germany and by the way no other country can solve international problems on its own that idea of multilateralism that you or me taylor hav...