or around the world have been falling because of a commons you know made by donald trump and this is actually what investors are mostly criticizing as well that pretty much everything what he's doing is so i'm predictable one careless tweet can result into a landslide off of the stock market so that's the biggest concern from the trading perspective when you talk to you know experts as well they're saying that mostly countries such as canada and mexico are affected right now because of this still ongoing nafta agreement so yeah it's a. pretty big topic here as well monica and of course there is another very very big topic that i would like to discuss with you in just a moment namely the latest upshot from the paradise of papers leaks here the new york times and the international consortium of investigative journalists shed light on apple's tax avoidance contortions when ireland announced that it would crack

down on tax loopholes in twenty thirteen apple shifted to all of its irish subsidiaries to the channel islands of jersey to take advantage of lower taxes there apple has reportedly avoided tens of billions of dollars in taxes by using overseas havens but the company insists that its tax arrangements are perfectly legal and that it pays twenty one percent corporate tax across the globe and with that i'd like to go back to the frankfurt stock exchange do you think that the air is getting thinner now for corporates using tax havens. well whenever journalists release those kind of papers there's always this discussion and you always are asking for changes also the government is doing the same just last time when we had those panama papers the german government was promising that they're going to be you know more tighter rules basically. the by the time you've promised a ten point plan now he's out of office and we are not really seeing big changes

many people have asked in the past for an open registry where you can see exactly who is owning a company germany was never really in favor of this now we have this this this registry but you can still not really see you know the affiliated companies in there and it's still not open for the public ok so there's certainly room for improvement there daniel cope in frankfurt thank you so much. ok something totally different a grocery store on the outskirts of london is giving customers the finger that is giving them the option of using finger scanning technology to pay for their shopping but not everyone is ready to leave their cash or their credit cards at home. just pop your finger on to the scanner to purchase your items customers at this grocery store on the outskirts of london cannot choose to leave their cash and credit cards at home. the biometrics gone builds a three d.

map of your finger brains that generates a key that users can link up to their bank accounts. the company's behind the new payment technology say it could help businesses forge closer ties with customers. you have no identity of anybody in use and it's very difficult with a relationship any way they can to give you a little to which people don't carry these days so what their idea is is that if your finger is the loyalty card you never going to forget it you're always going to have it with you if you're also can make the payment it becomes much more convenient but the technology has also raised concerns about previous e. crypto key generated by the finger brain scan is stored anonymously on servers but linking your finger to your bank account could enable your movements to be traced so far around two thousand people have signed up to use the technology proponents say it's potentially huge and that it could even be rolled out in other areas like border security. now the conflict in eastern ukraine is continuing to similar

with the o.e.c.d. monitors reporting hundreds of cease fire violations on a daily basis terry has that story that's right monica what started as a trade dispute between ukraine and russia has spilled into a conflict that has killed more than ten thousand people now kiev says the violence has escalated over the past few days as more than three years it's more than three years after russia annexed crimea following a controversial referendum there russia back separatist forces or still fighting the ukrainian army on the front lines in parts of donetsk and luhansk on your map there both sides repeatedly accuse each other breaking ceasefire agreement this is . here the o.s.c. a special longer touring mission to ukraine has recorded more than three hundred twenty five thousand ceasefire. well with me in the studio to talk about this is alexander hook he's from the organization for security and

cooperation in europe he's the deputy chief of the o.s.c. a mission to eastern ukraine thank you so much for coming in this morning now kiev is accusing the separatists of firing mortars across the cease fire line in recent days says its troops have come under heavy machine gun fire are we witnessing an escalation in this conflict the special monitoring mission has observed huge in the summer months comparatively low number of ceasefire violations souring the pasta for weeks we have seen a steady but surely increase of the numbers of ceasefire by elations reaching again four digit numbers on single days kuhlmann a thing to sweep and wave the use of multiple launch rocket systems some of the most heavy and largest caliber weapon both sides use a discount flick resulting in multiple civilian casualties have been corroborated now over the weekend what's behind this there are two main reasons why the fighting

is continued is a military technical reasons one is the persistent presence of heavy weapons mortar tanks artillery devices including multiple launch rocket systems on both sides of the conflict lines in areas where it is scientific read they should not be namely not to be in engagement distance as well as the very close proximity of the ukrainian forces and the are formations in many places as close as ten twenty thirty meters tensions are unavoidable under these circumstances and those of translate that into long lasting bottoms now there is a diplomatic process in place to try to resolve this conflict but given what you've just told me do you see any progress being made towards a political solution on the ground. indeed the dialogue continuous a dialogue continues and on different platforms one is the minsk platform where on a very regular basis everyone involved in this conflict older stakeholders and the signatories to the minsk agreement sit down and try to find solutions to dialogue

itself is a positive aspect of this the open channels it creates helps to avoid further escalations it is true that it is difficult to find measures that can be implemented but dialogue assad should not be this regard is very important ultimately this conflict can only be solved through dialogue ok we've seen this escalation that you just described i was looking at your website and there are hundreds of ceasefire every day that are being reported the military positions between the separatists and the ukrainian government they haven't moved much in the last almost three years is this becoming a frozen conflict on europe's eastern flank it is first important to recognize that while the conflict line of such hasn't been moving much in the past time the sides positions have moved to words that conflict line closing up to one another which led to these very intense fighting in some of the places now the conflict has been

producing lots of violence as you've mentioned over free on the towers and ceasefire while ations which is alone this year that means it is far from frozen this conflict continues to be very active very unpredictable if measures agreed in minsk are not implemented in full it will remain a conflict that will be very unpredictable and bill producing more suffering among the civilian population your organization is one of the very few that is able to bring people into both sides of that ceasefire line and talk to the residents who are dealing with this you mentioned civilian casualties how do civilians on the two sides of this cease fire line feel about what's going on indeed our own arms. tours on both sides of the conflict line to interact with the civilian population who is very affected by this conflict unlike the armed formations and the ukraine's army the civilians have no protection they are not in trenches deigning guards they go

to school they go about their normal lives and they are often affected by the continued fighting not least because the site sites place armory in built up areas which then come in return as targets this year alone the mission has been corroborating four hundred twenty one civilian casualties at that is the equal number in the same period last we have been registering last year alexander hoag the deputy chief of the o.s.c. mission to eastern ukraine thank you so much for talking with us this morning and thank you. on this day one hundred years ago most of the revolutionary seized power in russia one of the defining moments of the twentieth century most of the takeover of november seventeenth was masterminded by. as. the communist party leader began preparing for revolution during his years in exile in western europe the russian monarchy was eventually replaced by the soviet union but lennon's vision of a classless society soon gave way to

a totalitarian state one hundred years later what is the legacy of the communist that's the focus of a new series starting today on the first episode looks at the legacy of lenin left behind. the spirit of lenin flooders with communist flags in a park in st petersburg a dozen young men and women are celebrating the one hundredth anniversary of the october revolution paying tribute to an era they've only read about they'd like to turn back the clock. so the absence of the soviet union is only temporary the russian tricolor won't be for long communist flags will fly again. even though our country has taken a giant step backward i'm sure the triumph of socialism lies ahead that's our country's only future. that's exactly what russian revolutionaries

thought when they stormed the winter palace in st petersburg one hundred years ago they proclaimed a new world of socialism with their leader vladimir lenin. seventy four years later the soviet union collapsed lennon's personality cult became something of a sinister joke the self-styled leader of the world's working class reduced to a tourist attraction at red square. a hundred years later i said the revolution was wrong. we should have continued to live under the czar life today to be better. democracy is not good when a country has a czar there should be a revolution to the guy by a. russian officials appear ruffled by the celebrations it's been a long time since parades were held at red square that was back when kremlin leaders addressed the masses from the tribune of the lenin mausoleum. today's kremlin officials are making sure their historical narrative prevails official historians say the october revolution centennial is

a dangerous inspiration for new protests. russia needs to look at the revolution differently the tragic events that led to the breakup of our country and huge losses should serve as a lesson for the future so that something like that you never happens again but what. a russian population united in support of the kremlin that's the leadership vision the goal is to regain imperial strength more critical historians say that's why the kremlin is uncomfortable with the october revolution anniversary. as a system of government plays a hugely significant role for russian leaders today. ariel ideology will be lattimer putin's platform when he runs for president next year he wants to deliver a strong russia to the russians as. a strong russia is in the offing

not another revolution a century later lenin's ideology is not in the kremlin inspirational playbook consolidating power certainly gives. thanks for watching. with the simplest of ingredients. unconventional cooking methods and a healthy portion of creativity. they conjure up unique taste experiences

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a whole range of exciting stories for you without topics today including food film and fantastic feats let's take a look at what's coming up on the program. stunt show fabio did not is a street trials bike a from austria. cuddly comeback adding to into hits the silver screen. and for the flavors and i'm so restaurant pays homage to the avocado. well first we travel to austria to meet a twenty two year old who is a professional street trials bike and you tube star fabio vigneault regularly uploads his stunning stunts to the video platform where he has almost eight hundred thousand subscribers in fact his clips have attracted over ninety million views in total it's no wonder he basically does pacu on

a bike jumping over walls hopping from roof to roof and performing gravity defying stunts we paid him a visit in the austrian capital vienna where he was filming his latest extreme sightseeing tour. mark gets his kicks from exhilarating downhill rides and somewhat unusual routes as residents of cities across europe in this case vienna can testify. the bike he rides is smaller and more maneuverable than a mountain bike making it ideal for starts. and then try back to a trials bike and do almost everything back flips. whatever. you have complete creative license and that's what i find fascinating about trials biking the freedom to do what you want. there are no real stipulation ice like

there are another sports. fabio often practice is his stance on this square in his hometown of in spokane austria. he's been honing his skills almost every day for the past seven years. the biggest and most dangerous challenges in his repertoire are back and front flips. crashes and falls are inevitable in this sport some critics take years of practice to perfect. many and. when i want to overcome a new challenge first i think over what i need to accomplish the trick. what position do i need to put my body. i move around on the bar.

when i go through the moves in my head and then all i can do is practice practice practice. your well so uploads who stands to you tube for over three quarters of a million subscribed. get updates on his thrills and spills he also embeds the videos of his adventures in stories his break. for example is his way of getting to the world volleyball championships as quickly as possible. and when he's in the saddle two wheels are definitely faster than for. no reaction from people and a more intense feeding than if you just did a series of tricks.