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those developments are under close watch by the us and today and a phone call between us state department secretary antony blinkin. and the president of tunisia, lincoln told sides that he should adhere to the principles of democracy and human rights. and said that open dialogue was needed between all political actors and the 2 knees and people. lincoln follow that up with a tweet, saying that this was a good phone call and that he was able to express his support for to easy as democracy. now the u. s. has been hesitant to call this a qu, why, how spokeswoman said that a thorough legal analysis would 1st be required, but that if this is determined to be a qu, then us a to, to need, you could be on the line that's totaled $1400000000.00 since the countries revolution and 2011 much of that money going toward the military and security expenses. now how much, how is a professor of conflict resolution, george mason university. he says the next few days will confirm if the dismissal of the government is a coo or political crisis. i think that has a lot of me think are going around as far as opt

he joins us now from paris. thank you very much for joining us here on al jazeera. you believe the president did the right thing in dismissing the prime minister and freezing the parliament? why is that to his face in great difficulties knowing the comic and political functional we have the parliament tweed corrupted to 1130. we have to do our cheating with the corruption we do when embezzlement and it's so it's the best way to stop all of this to avoid the bunker with like the case of lee been on. do i did fortune is yeah, it's the best the best way to to do we good e and we are asking the president to to preserve the democracy and to present the freedom for the people and to do the best to, to stop the corruption and benjamin ok, well talk a little bit in a moment about what that might look like. but 1st i want to ask you about the criticisms that the president's move wasn't constitutional because he didn't coordinate with the prime minister or the speaker. and because in the constitutional court to rule on this, what do you make of that we have not a constitution

the us is still the use most important trading partner. but trade with china has tripled in the last 20 years. in china has been investing in the board to raise since 2008 and became the majority shareholder there in 2016. it's the perfect gateway to europe. over the last few years, the chinese have turned periods into the biggest port in the mediterranean. and they're planning to make it the biggest port in europe, pledging $600000000.00 euros of additional investment in the next few years. again, me think i can make i was born and raised in prayer me for years. and i love him of amendment. i have felt connected with to see in the school since i was small before you me this place will be on now is important to medical meadows, not only for its charm and atmosphere. now it's designed to tow it up. but because it's a pop, open access to the c particle and the supposed to failure. and because it was managed to keep it that way remotely, tracy understands the francis khaki believes that the old port area belongs to the cities residence and ha

because china is focusing on us. so we want to focus on china because china is a very strong agenda with using any kind of energy and sign energy to expand its influence over all the countries of the western world. and therefore, we must have an agenda to what is the kind of investment that you can have all the kind of trade, authentic operation because we the gen 3, which is family way prevents any sort of corporation. even now, when we are talking, china is totally obscure and is the country of censorship, about the real origin, nature and consequences of damage in europe is now coming to realize that china is no longer a purely economic power, but also a political one. meanwhile, the dock workers union in paris has come to terms with its new chinese bosses and is trying to negotiate workers' rights as best it can immediately a video we went over the last 10 years the our experience with the chinese has been that they always negotiate as hard as they can and demand as much freedom as possible. but if you set your l

i'll just use a whole new international spokesperson for the party. thank you, sir. well, we have more now. what's led to this political crisis in that she is the foreign burden. monday brings us this reports the near empty streets of to news or start contrast to days of protests. under strict curfew, many have not dead. they see army, which is now patrolling to disease parliament and government buildings on monday and by president cliff, i need to follow the prime minister, freeze parliament for a month, and soc ministers lead to some celebrations. the mater many came to the streets out the nature of the boat booth saying it constitutional and attempted to groups with opposing views on the future to disease democracy they still outside parliament, the president said, said his decision to freeze the parliament was taken after following the process laid out in the constitution, nothing to supper. i have taken responsibility. i am taking a historic responsibility. even those who claim this matter is related to whom need to revise the lessons in the constitution to pres

he called the us blockade against cuba, inhumane, medieval, a use his dumb policy and the situation in cuba is very delicate, as we know because there suffering a blockade which i consider in humane. it's an extreme measure, a medieval act. it shows a very backward foreign policy, which has nothing to do the fraternity that should prevail among the world. people say, because of that, they have difficulty buying food medicine and oxygen. so we have decided to help her as president elect pedro castillo herself. a setback just a day before he's to be sworn in an alliance of centrist and right wing parties, talked his parties, candidates from forming the new leadership of congress. the representatives of cathedrals left wing free peru policy were ruled out on a technicality. the new parliamentary speaker comes from the former governing upper policy and supported by keiko switch, maury, who conceal no relief defeated in the elections. the unesco world heritage committee is missing to discuss which places to designate a special status for most countries having a spot on the list gives natura

to asia and the former us president brock obama. it is in part a response to china's growing influence. and that makes the south china sea more of a potential flashpoints, florence louis al jazeera qualify for filter, come on al jazeera, this news our, the sport we're going to hear from santa goals that javelin metal hope, who was urging others not to hide behind their disability. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, i'm having a town area or landmark on the unesco world heritage list is a highly sought after status. the world heritage committee is in the process of deciding which site will be added to or removed from the list. truly angela reports now on one area of unspoilt natural beauty and both in her governor to receive the special down along bumper track lies. one of you nest goes newest sites, the young primeval forest, and indigenous forest of beach. fer spruce trees, some stretching 50 meters high, protected locally since 1954. this ecosystem is part of a sprawling ancient woodland. almost 12000 years old. covering almost 300 he

the better is for us to, i mean, see how the government can come in and help us to reduce the export of the out the for many women. and we're gonna the chance to have ski lim, food, use your own ship butter. could be key to sustaining an income for the families. just hi, for mind of our top story, this our african leaders of code for $800000000000.00 in funding out their economies divide. the terrain of ours pandemic is came at a meeting in ivory coast commercial capital. a job effects from locked downs and travel restrictions. it's many african country and that's all from me on the business team here in berlin for more you can get it on our website either way, dot com slash business and on the future channels. so next time, ah ah, when i come from, we have to fly for free press and was born and raised me to the state or ship with just one tv channel and a few newspapers with official information as a journey. i have work on this trip of many can, can and the problems are always the same for to equality. and that the freedom of the press on the safe side. and when it comes to the def

good to have you with us. so if you're looking usually for car insurance, home insurance, you'd go to a recognized insurance company, maybe a website, but you're actually now selling insurance through agents, right? i thought we've done away with that. what's happening? well, it's quite the opposite to be honest. many people say insurance agents are depth, we say opposite is true, and still to day 9 out of 10 insurance policies globally, a sold by human agents. and instead of focusing on the one out of 10 policies and make it easier and better, what we say is the big potential isn't digitizing the 9 out of 10 policies and investors understandable the much bigger potential. i think our fundraising of 650000000 just recently announced as a signal for this approach being a very good approach to disrupt insurance on a global, on the global dimension. interesting. some of the biggest ensure is munich already allianz the german right is that helpful when raising money to be part of a specialist hub? there is a big t

keep us on the course in the present. and that will point us back to the right direction in the future. should we in a moment of weakness or inaction lose our way. but the legal victory had little impact on china's behavior. in the past few years, china even increased its presence in areas controlled by the philippines and other countries with what are described. as fishing militias believed to be connected to the chinese army, and it's also expanded. it's reclamation of islands and reefs already deemed illegal under international law. all this is happening under the watch of philippine president rodrigo, that there was not only undermined his own country legal ruling, but even call me or a scrap of paper. other countries have repeatedly called in china to seize it's illegal incursions. but one of the strongest statements has come from the u. s. secretary of state anthony blinking, he warned china america would defend the philippines. should there be an armed attack against its military, or even its public vessels? many s

join us again. that me the you know, going to count down the next day tor historic day in monetary history. that would be august 15th, 1971 the day that then president richard nixon closed the gold window, basically defaulting on americans, obligations to great britain at the time. and since then, we've had pure monetary chaos the know what was done in the lobby and by the in the can mother can while we're on by now i and i know i should know moment the age and illegal mon deals on males like one of them and it will, that will allow you to go for have an initiation and with much i love the community there are a lot of the salary and keep them in, but no, no, i mean, i mean, i saw it and there was one on my in my name is the, the, the, the, the this is someone business you're, you can't afford to miss. i'm rachel. and i've read to bore in washington coming up in the wake of a major chinese stock dick. the dip the nation government is looking to patch things up on wall street will bring you the latest

what us businesses, me just the new measures. i think all our member companies say there has to be something done and there will be a transformation and we cannot deny it. climate if it's the threat nowadays, we just had terrible accidents here in germany and because with heavy rain, so we have to do something. so i think it's a good start to start with a package like that you dance and job by and had a climate summit already. so there is the need and the knowledge of that need. and now we look for tools and i think it will be what will be the carbon prize? will it, can it be a kind of cloth which would be ideal because you and to us together, really strong to solve this global problem. and others may join. so diet with suggestions, start with tools with this tool to find them the best solution for all. let's get the reaction from europe to the new climate rules. who else but conrad booth and is tracking that for us from frank. but conrad, it seems that com makers are especially split on the green deal. yes. then very diverse sta

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to asia on the former us president brock obama. it is in part a response to china's growing influence. and that makes the south china sea more of a potential flashpoints, florence louis al jazeera qualify for, ah, this is al jazeera and these are the headlines she does. he, as president says, imposed a nationwide.

those developments are under close watch by the us and today and a phone call between us state departments. secretary, antony boynkin and the president of tenicia, lincoln told side that he should adhere to the principles of democracy and human rights. and said that open dialogue was needed between all political actors and the technician people. lincoln follow that up with a tweet, saying that this was a good phone call and that he was able to express his support for to easy as democracy. now the u. s. has been hesitant to call this a qu, why, how spokeswoman said that a thorough legal analysis would 1st be required, but that if this is determined to be a qu, then you as a to, to need, you could be on the line that totaled $1400000000.00 since the countries revolution in 2011 much of that money going toward the military and security expenses. well, plenty more had hill and the all the renews are including the secretary of state is on his 2nd trip to warrant. he's described as his priority region. why he's rallying up asian partners with the current resurgence unsafe. whitehouse is refusing

have you with us. so these scenes of devastation is it all down to climate change. first i'd like to extend our thoughts and prayers to the victims and all impacted by this crisis. and to your question, more and more, what we're seeing from studies is no longer a question of climate change is related to these, whether extremes. but just how much. and we've seen this with the british columbia, far as in 2017 scientific studies i've said up to 7011 times more intense before have been because of climate change. well, definitely the scientists say this sort of temperature, extreme temperatures result though of past emissions. does that mean? you know, it's not a result necessarily of what we are doing today. it's kind of unavoidable, at least for right now. there's no way to stop this, right? a lot of the climate modeling have been, rather i'd say conservative, we were expecting a lot of these events to perhaps happen mid century. and so the frequency and the, the degree of intensity, of, of these weather

we don't engine his life for us at capitol hill, john. so this is the 1st hearing of the special committee. what else have we heard there today? go all for officers. describe the attack on the capitol in the sometimes terrifying attacks on them themselves. one of the officers said he was more afraid on that day that he was when he served in iraq. he said he stood before the capital doors thinking this is how i'm going to die to defend the entrance to the capital. another officer, remember that i conic video, that the viral video of an officer being squeezed in between the capital doors by protesters. well, that officer here spoke as well, and he said that only congress can investigate what happened on that day. and he said, i need you to see if anyone in power had a role in it. he said, we can't as police do that. so they actually pleaded in some cases for action by congress. then the emotion wasn't just from the 4 officers who were on the witness stand. it also came from members of congress themselves. adam qindzhong, or a congressman of

and sharing your views with us, we appreciate it. thanks. thank you. not something altogether different british billionaire richard branson has successfully completed a maiden flight to the edge of space. mister branson and 5 crew members sort of 80 kilometers above the earth in the virgin galactic unity space plane. mister branson has now as the head of his rivals, jeff bays, also eli musk in a battle between high flying ty, curtis, and climbing. as we take off for richard branson as his unitary space plain to him and 5 crew members beyond erst atmosphere, the aircraft climbed 80 kilometers from the new mexico desert. during the one hour trip the crew experienced a few minutes of weightlessness. 10 seconds. i was wrong, the child were the dream. looking out to the saws now and i don't hit a spaceship. was a lot of wonderful, i doubt looking down to you for being so the next generation of dreamers. if we can do this, just imagine what you can do for some, this is the mission of eccentric billionaires and a time when financial inequal

mostly they don't allow us. the food industry is successful, it will create more jobs, it will create more value added. it will create more. so i don't see why we shouldn't also fight for the interest of the industry that we have regulation. we want the regulation of the industry and if we don't have any specialty, that's fine. ah, it's been decades since the fall of spain, fascist regime, but old wounds still haven't hailed your interest in going into them from us because only coming out the nickel feeding people to me simple for me on the bus at the station. you know, i think ultimately, you know, thousands of newborn babies were torn from their mothers and given away and forced adoption. that only bought about a year for vista. that of my own, roberson fairly well to this day mothers still search for grown children, while adults look in hope for them. the parents the me welcome back to the kaiser report time to continue our conversation with processor steve cane. it's got a new book coming out, you can pre or

ah the ah, i use the welcome back. after being postponed for a year to cover $900.00 pandemic, the tokyo olympic games are set to kick off in less than a month. and just this week, it was a note that the venue that the games will allow 10000 domestic spectators. now that's despite warnings from experts who say, holding events without fans, is the, if it stops it as japan, faith several states of emergency due to outbreaks in the nation, many called for the games to be cancelled. in fact, polls in april showed 70 percent of citizens did not what the game to go ahead as plan. so why go ahead with the games? well, there are many reasons, but a big one. you guess it, it's money. it is estimated that japan will have spent as much as $35000000000.00 to host the game on a $7500000000.00 budget and organizes even say the delay ran the budget up by 3000000000 dollars. along with that, there's huge money in global sponsorship deals and television right for the games. that hasn't always been the case. earlier i spoke with john wo

but instead of using that same carbon to attend to the climate deck, they're using it as an excuse to keep on emitted, ah, prime in what we have to be part of that discussion and time in that in particular, is where we think about who would we kind of divide up who is responsible for the kinds of much changes and climate change as we were seeing and emphasizing, but also the kinds of time it's a new doctor that tell me reparations might sound radical, but rich countries already agreed to pay poor ones to adapt to climate change. imagine each of the piece, $1000000000.00 us dollars. rich countries promised a 100 of them in climate financed by 2020. but it's 2021 and they haven't popped up . in 2018 they gave 80000000000, but most of it was learned not granted. you can't based charity fam, found that the relayed was actually closer to 20000000000 yearly. we have not been meeting the kinds of part. it doesn't even know what countries have set themselves. that finance mechanism not meant to solve the problem with another approach takes climate justice more literally holding polluters to a

so course on what they offer to help us with that it showed us that they were prepared out on their power some of the most. and they're afraid of nothing and nobody can learn about what to be needed. and so not me. the theory as is greece is most important port. it's been owned by the chinese since 2016. china started investing in the board after the 2008 financial crisis and has made it an economic success. over the last 12 years, cargo handling has increased tenfold. the dock workers here on here one were here before the chinese arrived and saw the changes hands around to the dock work. it's an honest job and with it i've managed to feed my family. i'm satisfied with your top and it has been working at the fort since 2005 like everyone else here. he demonstrated against the take over of the fort by the chinese state company, costco, l. amazon and everything has been a mess since the privatization in the morning. ever since the investor got involved here and is only interested in profit and nothing else in our situation has changed . we cannot, before the port was privatized, our work wa

join us again that the hi, i'm ash kaiser. this is cause a report special summer solutions edition where mac and stacy and today we welcome home professor steve again is the author of debunking economics and the author of a brand new instance classic available for pre order right now the new economics and manifesto, you know, one of the very 1st episode ever of cars report back in 2009 was with you. you were one of our 1st guests that was in the midst of the worst part of the global financial crisis of 2008 through 2009 or 10. you were debunking neo classical economics. at that time, nobody listened to their backs and listening to neo classical economics. so tell us like, what is exactly neo classical economics and why do you have such a problem with that? it's one of 2 ways of looking at how the economy operates, which is to say, it's all about the objective value of things or the amount of time it takes something to them as its value, etc, etc. versus then they are cross courses. now it's actually the subjective satisfaction

what about the us? i mean, who could play the kind of role that is needed right now to de escalate the situation? for the most part, the african union has been very powerless and has been mute when it comes to this kind of issues within the continent. they've been sending delegation, head soap state for my head, so state, and to speak to the leadership both. but you feel that you has been coming back and forth including the for a minister of finland, who may have missed spoken according to the feel. been side by saying there is a genocide. but i think countries that are respected traditionally in terms of peace buildings are perhaps the swedish norwegians, even canada. they have a brand respected. they have this gift of soft power. they can use to try to bridge the gap. because you know, again within the african continent, because we see all this kind of disasters, we have this tendency to mation numbers. 91 percent of the population are facing food emergency for example, or millions of people starving

pivot to asia on the former us president brock obama. it's his in part a response to china's growing influence. and that makes the south china sea more of a potential flashpoint. florence louis al jazeera qualify for cases of corona virus referred to a record david high in the host city of the olympics. there have been almost 3000 new infections in japan's capital. tokyo protests have been held against the gains with concerns to become a super spreader event. i minister yoshi, he says he's not worried about the games but has urged people to watch them from homes. who showed you another day. under the circumstance, we again would like all our japanese citizens to avoid non essential and non urgent outings and watch the olympics and paralympics on tv models hanging up the tenant due to the limitation of vehicles remote working and all the efforts bio citizen uses the movement of people is decreasing, so we are not worried, but some japanese citizens remain concerned about the impact the games may be having on the number of new cases. not m

this did not used to be the case. that's dynamic number one. dynamic number 2 is the unleashing of these larger than life, insufferable. personalities on talk show and then you have what, what the met, the more go ahead. larry, aka file. and she, when the lab walk in these personalities tend to turn the faith narrative into an irresistible drama. yeah. there's one kid i love fog. i'm going to love that conspiracy theory by theater, of the absurd by propaganda and part political talk show that the people find irresistible. wow. yeah. and so in combination, i think these to create sort of a very toxic media here on a warning. and i know the region a large has some of the worst ratings, as far as the treatment of journalist and detain journalist prosecutor journalists, journalists who are either exiled or sent to live abroad. one of the greatest losses in this process is the ability to tell reality as it is the ability to relay truth to audiences and public at large. so that's a very, very hefty cost to pay. and unfortun

we tried to use scripts company. i'm proud to name you that i her again, i'm fully back with the headlines on al jazeera, the taliban claims it controls 85 percent self territory. and i've got to stand a taliban delegation is in moscow. and in 5th, it's open to a sci fi with the afghan government. russia said it's received assurances that there'll be no cross border aggression, didn't every machine, but if we see a steep escalation of pensions and they have gone project border, the taliban has quickly taken many board districts. and now has control of about 2 thirds of the border with tajikistan. a russian military basin tajikistan is equipped with everything necessary to help the republic in control in the border situation. if needed, additional measures will be undertaken in the spirit of the russian public alliance . to prevent aggression or territorial provocation, factory fire has killed more than 50 people in bangladesh had feared many more still trapped inside the building outside the capitol. darker doesn't s

ok other 1st the stage when they gave us the duke entry the vac with us. ok. who would be and would be responsible for all of our accommodations, who would be our living cost? because we have kids, we would have no job on those countries. we would have no house. we have to pay for the rent we have for many other expenses. aren't going to get to pick all this is sponsibility, are big on a p, as all this living costs, one part and the other part is a key. evacuate as to the 3rd country can be tell us how long we would we would be stuck on those concrete. there shouldn't be an estimation of the timeframe for that . because has we have seen this i, it's been like more than 2 years to wait only for comb approve, but it's my cheek may be too much longer than this to, to get our v, the and we will have no, this isn't in those countries. why? why they are not evacuating asked directly to this did if our case is complete, if they are not asking us for any documentation. if this see your documents are all completed, we do not require any document. so it would be not dif

thank you for joining us, tennessee. as civil society groups have warned, the president case said not to extend the emergency measures that he impose that just 24 hours ago. the groups including the countries powerful labor union, have called on the president to establish a roadmap, out of the country's worst political crisis since the 2011 jasmine revolution on sunday said, backed by the army fact to the prime minister and froze parliament, leading to clashes in the capital between his supporters and opponents, after accusing him of staging a coup to his he is biggest political party is now calling for com and dialogue laura burden. manley reports happy bird gave avenue. in the heart of 2 nieces, diplomat, guerria has known the stage for protests and political change. and this week with no difference or security forces, lying the streets and the army. his setup, barricade locking people, and politicians from access to government buildings. president said sucked the prime minister of the prominent capital members and den

nothing used all runs wrong, fell the us defense secretary, who ever saw the invasion of afghanistan and iran because died at the age of 88. his career in the republican party spent several decades under 3 presidents. i'll be back with more news and half not here on al jazeera to stay with out of their world is next. ah ah ah, i don't. the migration has rarely been out of the headlines in recent years. what does a story is about that journey or the destination? there are as many reasons for edits to leave their homelands. as there are individuals, some to escape persecution, others for education or those who want to new life in a different country. iraqi born professor, right? yeah, not the last lives in german. you where he designs is goes for major companies. he's also a professor of design and tech program. feet at the academy of fine art in nightstick . i ordered $200.00 medina and min i could be and i'm in that kind of fossil slash hoss and above stimulus of the i need forklift that and mom had the end of the year with and we kind of travel with, you know, kinda diminished. and

and those of us who make these rules have got to stick by them. and that's why i've got to resign officially. this new beefed up version of the secrecy. lou has nothing to do with the resignation of hancock officially, but it would have made the scandal very nearly impossible. see, any journalist who shared this video shared anything that they received problem with blue, couldn't face a sentence of more than a decade behind bars. due to the new way of defining espionage, including obtaining sensitive information, as well as pass it on journalists, whom are simply working. their stories can potentially face up to 14 years in prison by receiving some secret information. there's much more to it. aside from the harsh sentences and the least in the databases of potential threats, there are special powers that the government wants to give itself the power to punish andrew a strictly individuals, be the journalists or foreign spies. if the government doesn't have enough evidence to jail, but there may be a strong intelligence case to suggest as an indivi

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well, all 3 of us were around since 1971. when we went off the gold standard, we've had these good times, but we're, you're starting to say part of the money printing issue that has always happened since. and certainly domestically is that we have that who said it is trap of china rising in power. and our conflict with them, causing this d globalization that you're starting to see. we also have that generation coming up generation z who are pretty smart and they kind of see that like that, it's the last one in, on this ponzi scheme. and there's a sense that they don't want to pay that. so is their mindset changing is there is, feels like the boomers and generation acts like we kind of sensors. last hurrah is like, let's, let's you know, before you declare bankruptcy, spend as much as possible because you're going to declare bankruptcy anyway. you might as well get a whole bunch of stuff. all those new cars for paying matt, they're paying over sticker price for cars at the moment. like people are just like spending wildly. why

we're here together with us. and to the idea behind this was that be, become here and but his entire unified view and support the piece because the choice is not between one side overtaking militarily and then there will be peace. but it is between that scenario which will not lead to peace, which will lead to the front innovation of the war for many, many, many years to come and further complication of the situation and the potential civil war and all of that involvement of other countries. and between in an inclusive peaceful settlement. so we came here to present us unified to be that to get it's, this is deborah trinity to seize it and to capitalize on it. and of course, pete piece will not materialize overnight, but to, to, to give them not assurance that we are serious, worse and save. meanwhile, to assure them that there will be no military solution. and insisting on a military solution will lead to, to the continuation of the suffering. i thought people, it was an opportunity to know one another better be

jeremy, 10 grand in the us, 17 grain. and one year the average american police 20 times more than the average in that area. but the problem with carbon is that it stays trapped to be atmosphere for centuries. so that's not just about how much we added yet. it's about how much is piled up over time since $850.00 about us up to about $1500.00 giga. okay, so we want to pull loads of these rice bags on the table to show you how big that really is. but after doing the math, we realize we need 3000000 of them. historical emissions matter today because countries are arguing about how soon they have to cut the met emissions down to their big, polluted like china, india and brazil. look a lot less guilty when you consider that you recently become part of the problems ah emergencies to court. the annual emissions, but that doesn't tell us anything about why or why we are in the current in 2020 reset to help countries responsible for pushing here to levels beyond the safety threshold that we crossed at 990. the study take into accou

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the shame talk to daniel y malays in one assigned us in neighboring argentina . this is a turning point, is it not for the country those involved in this a calling a historic many lay and who voted these 155 members to this constitutional convention or also calling it historic hoping for great change to their country's laws. the protest was delayed a couple of hours because of those disturbances. you've mentioned people, some of the delegates calling for guarantees from the authorities that what they call pre police repression should end. i mean, let's not forget that this whole process began with demonstrations in 2019 with people demanding change clashing, or quite often with the the security forces. we saw some the images then of police play, spray spring got into people with eyes. so there is a long running battle between some of these protests and the security forces that people are hoping will come to an end with these changes they're hoping to implement. but a long process ahead for the protocol was still not been established and also led to some delays wh

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and that took us and us forces to go to afghanistan. and the dollar bon made commitments under the agreement. and that would draw all was linked to the commitment on terrorism, and that we hold them accountable to that. and we'll, we'll be watching hand as i said, because of lack of trust this point. that's why we're doing the kind of repositioning assets so that we're able to monitor and strike there will be some loss since we are not in afghanistan, but we're trying to compensate for that to be able to monitor and respond. and if taliban do deliver and trust is built based on delivery, then some of that ever will become unnecessary. but that this point is not enough confidence and trust. so as a result, we are doing what we're doing. you've spent a lot of time building relationships in central asia. as part of this monitoring, do you expect to have a regional basis and central asia that will help you with the term that's been used to the over the horizon capability? can you explain what that means? and what that looks like. well, as i

she joins us live from burn in switzerland. good to have you with us. so how serious a thread is this disagreement to the unity of opec, do you think? well, it's quite unprecedented, especially if it's due to age old allies, will the kingdom of the way, the united arab emirates. and the thing is, is about baseline. a baseline baseline numbers that were, that were given last last april when you remember the oil price was w t. i turned negative quick for a short while. and the bias based on numbers were based on the 2018 november 2018 production. which say look, that's the end of 2020 until which they want 220-2020, which they want to expand is 4 years from them. and they have invest the billions and augmented their production capacity. so they're very, i'm happy campus at this point, right? just to simplify for viewers. so the mit is one to increase increase production quicker than the rest of other opec members. will saudi arabia be willing to step in as solid suggested and say, hey, we'll cut our output further. so the more anti baseline can increase w

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often saying doesn't really affect us. this looks like a chinese domestic issue primarily. and christy pushed out maybe more about sort of the chinese communist party, fearing it's losing influence and power and wanting to exert. so i think the consensus fairly quick just because this is a chinese domestic issue. the foreign take up is not going to be involved is not going to be implemented. so please look. ok. and christy, we talked about this earlier in the week. it appears that you know, chinese regulator, the government is looking in word. now do you agree with that? i think they do because they're playing very defensive strategy because instead of the us which is always on the offensive and trying to either loving sanctions or levy, terrorists or other things like that, china is very defensive. and the way it does that is it wants to, it wants all the tech companies to actually be prioritized 1st in china, everything they want to be made, manufactured in china and for tech. it's the same thing. they want the i p to be

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