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huawei crackdown. the united states files are host of charges against the chinese communications giant and its finance chief among - show. the chinese communications giant and its finance chief among - sh is. south africa crops south good morning, asia. hello, world. it isa good morning, asia. hello, world. it is a and good morning, asia. hello, world. it isa andi good morning, asia. hello, world. it isa and iam glad you good morning, asia. hello, world. it is a - and i am glad you can is a tuesday and i am glad you can join us. l us its affiliate - its it its afflllatljf:;£7 ,, ,, ,.
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it includes mug—i525! it includes obstructing! show. it includes obstructing justice and conspiring to conceal trade —— steel trade secrets from t—mobile. we explain how the timing of this move is significant. this is a saga that began with the arrest of huawei's chief financial officer mun wong jo back in december but we are now starting to see the meet on the bones in what america and ledgers and she has done along with her company. —— meng wanzhou. the first is trade secrets, ten counts that huawei knowingly stole secrets about a robot learning how to use a smart phone. and also that huawei allegedly conducted an fraud and conspiracy in order to do business in iran against trade sanctions imposed by the us. the next step in this is meng wanzhou will be in court in vancouver next week where should extradition proceedings will
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begin. —— where her extradition proceedings in stock that could go once for months or even years and if it does, the relationship with the china and the us could continue to deteriorate at a time when they are trying to get through what is a very important trade talks. for more on how this is impacting asian markets i karishma bus we are 7 the weflg the nikkei in the continue ' expect to us us is case obviously. . 7,7” ,, . case weigh asly. , ,, . case weigh onv. .-.. - --. case weigh onv. . .-. — - --. c trade weigh onv. . .fl — .. . c trade weigh l given.-. — .. --. c trade on 'eigh i given 5.1.7". ., . c trade on trying given 5.1.7”. .. --. c trade on trying given 5.1.7 the .. . was pinned on trying to some of the differences between the united states and china. these charges go to the very heart of the debate
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between the two sides. if you pick them apart piece by piece, intellectual property theft is a big one in the huawei allegations. you also have diverted or deceiving the us financial system in order to make profit. huawei in the past has consistently denied any of these allegations that this won't help relations between the two sides.“ it in the character of the chinese to retaliate after this indictment from the usjustice department? could it be like a tit—for—tat? they could tighten the news in terms of technology companies in the us doing business in the mainland. elemmt ~— 7 — ~ business in the mainland. element they certainly could. when it comes tariffs, time us has to tariffs, every time the us has ta riffs to tariffs, every time the us has tariffs on in retaliation from is
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that update. a small dutch company based on an island in the north sea is showing how it turned —— how to turn a profit on land affected by seawater. we find out how these innovative techniques are being exported to thousands of struggling farmers in south asia and africa. in the netherlands, sea levels are rising. the land is subsiding and dry summers have reduced recent dry summers have reduced the flow of eff“ it recent dry summers have reduced the flow of gas; it means the flow of fresh water. it means the soil is at risk of becoming saltier. that is a huge concern in a country thatis that is a huge concern in a country that is the world's second largest agricultural exporter. we are always looking for solutions that fit any salt contribute —— concentration. we have crops that grow at moderate or even steel ever levels —— sea levels. we a re
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even steel ever levels —— sea levels. we are also looking at cultivation. if you can use seaweed cultivation. if you can use it seawater as a resource, you have an unlimited get; resource so there an unlimited water resource so there is no more water shortage in the world. we know this works because tfla’fe we -. ...-,.,...,... tfla’fe we are ,,.,,,.,.,,,. g we are doing = g we are doing here and g we art this 1g here and g we art this 1g her is, |d g we art this 1g her is, it g we art this 1g he the it isi salt sensitive - and carrot is a salt sensitive crop and we have the cultivation carrot is a salt sensitive crop and we have - the cultivation in we have changed the cultivation in and can you with amazing bangladesh and can you with amazing it fits the local diet results. it fits the local diet very well the are well and the farmers'ere gettingae price. we can- it well and the farmers'ere gettingae price. we can - it. the good price. weean grew elihjéhe that good price. wecan grew elihjéhe that the farmers usually .. é ‘anything .. é ‘ anything because of don't grow anything because of salinity. up until now, we have worked with 300 different potato varieties and that is our approach. for instance, here in this great, this is the yield of a small plot this is theyieldefasmell—plot it has a level of this is theyieldefasmell—plot it has a - level of about but it has a salinity level of about 2596 but it has a salinity level of about 25% effihgt‘f'e according to 25% seawater. according to literature, these potatoes should be
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dead. if you have not varieties of the specific crop, you will always dead. if you have not varieties of the some c crop, you will always dead. if you have not varieties of the some varieties )u will always dead. if you have not varieties of the some varieties that ll always dead. if you have not varieties of the some varieties that are ways tolera nt 1 toleri salt? yes. for eee eeezqwe e if’ it is an e- m- u e— 2 anna | that i a company % 2212 £222 22 £22 a mmngg¥2 the us has signed an agreement with beijing —based hsbc group. why start to steal these assets? after a decade and a half of spying purchases from abroad and also saddling themselves a debt, they are now saying they need to look towards the domestic market. berries good reason. india just surpassed japan as the world's second largest steel producer behind china. —— there is good reason. i mentioned the debt
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they accrued and that is something they accrued and that is something they each take off their books and one of the ways they will do it is by selling their operations in south—east asia's which is made up of two companies. nat steel in singapore is one of them. the other one and that the steel also operate in vietnam's. —— nat steel. it will cost about $327 million which will go to hbis. the deal is expected to be completed in 3— four months. thank you for that update. in other business news and making headlines, brazilian politicians have called brazilian politicians halecalledis for brazilian politicians halecalledis -— brazilian politicians halecalledis for for week's t“ ....- fl " --.- brazilian politicians halecalledis for for weei people t“ ....- fl " --.- brazilian politicians halecalledis for for weei people haves ....- fl " --.- disestereat leastf-opeopja—heue confirmed dead with around now been confirmed dead with around 300 still missing. shares in the company are falling more than twitter l in company are falling more than twitter. in the sao company are falling more than twitter eeene sao - stock twitter % in the satleaulojtock
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seng index is in negative territory. us against way is the us sanctions against way is ratcheting i teosloes. —— = the us sanctions against way is ratcheting i teosloess —— huawei. thank you for your ii'm thank you for your i i'm - hizon. sport erith 2'5. !!"-e 2:35. his-e". gene's—t —— —— —— —— . is up against chinese telecoms giant huawei and its chief financial officer, meng wanzhou. a british lawyer has received a death threat and torrents of abuse for representing jack shepherd — the man who killed a young woman when his speed boat overturned on the thames in 2015. a letter sent to richard egan tells him to "rememberjo cox", the labour mp who was murdered
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by a far right extremist. the letter has been passed to the police. clive coleman reports. jack shepherd's conviction in his absence lastjuly for the manslaughter by gross negligence of charlotte brown raised strong emotions. they intensified when he was granted an appeal — funded, like his defence, by legal aid. after months on the run, he is now in prison in georgia facing extradition to the uk. eisseettseseliete; hesremeé — this one is more serious. ‘tremember jocox2 ! accidents happen. people get stabbed in london, children run over. be warned, we will petrol bomb your nice office."
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well, obviously, on opening it, it was quite chilling. of defence lawyers, legal aid, and the justice system, fuelling a climate of hate towards the defence team. i've been involved in some extremely high—profile cases but i've never been subjected to this type of reporting which was sort of suggesting that the defendant should not be entitled to a defence, or that it is somehow wrong jack shepherd's trial and his appeal here at the court of appeal raises a question. is it an uncomfortable truth thst we now live. in. s segiet‘,’ . .. .. ... where lawyers working within the justice system become
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japan reach the final as thersdpereewl appreacheg and after the longest layoff of his career, there's still no date set for lebron james's return. hi, thanks forjoining us. japan are through to the final of the asian cup, after beating iran 3—0. it's yet another semi—final defeat for iran, who are still waiting for their first title in the competition. forjapan though, there is now the chance to win their fifth asian cup on friday. ben croucher reports.
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