if you could get a bit of that. this is a get your news from her legs trouble ahead for the trade war truce between beijing and washington a global corporate officer of chinese telecoms giant while waiting has been arrested in canada she now faces extradition to the u.s. for allegedly violating sanctions on iran. also coming up it's on the americans last day as the leader of germany's conservative c.d.u. party she is stepping down after eighteen years as party chair but will her successor set to be chosen tomorrow will see out her term as chancellor. also

coming up shattered dreams proffer a video of a soccer crazy afghan boy went viral his dream came true when he met his idol massie for two years later he's the face of afghans who have lost everything to the taliban. and members of the world need to make differences over cutting production holdbacks de facto leader saudi arabia is under pressure from washington to maintain output and keep oil prices low. i'm sumi so much kind of good to have you with us beijing is demanding canada release of men one jew one of china's top global executives mang is the daughter of the founder of chinese telecoms giant while away and was detained last week in vancouver her arrest has been. linked to alleged violations of american sanctions

against iran and she now faces extradition to the u.s. asian stocks have tumbled on the news. she's the chief financial officer of one of the biggest telecommunications equipment companies in the world now it's emerged that man wang ju has been in custody in canada for days u.s. authorities are seeking her extradition on charges of helping huawei violate the u.s. trade embargo on iran allegations that have prompted an angry response from beijing . china has expressed its serious position on this case to both canada and the united states. we are demanding the reason for her arrest to be clarified immediately. demanding meg's release and for her rights and she dresses down to be safeguarded for three.

meetings detention comes as while away faces increasing scrutiny from abroad in the past u.s. lawmakers have described the company as a threat to national security saying its technology could be used for spying other countries like australia and new zealand share those concerns and to stand trial ways equipment from being used in their high speed five g. mobile networks. the latest allegations from the united states have emerged as an especially sensitive time in the chinese u.s. relationship last weekend the country's leaders agreed to a ninety day truce in their months long trade dispute the u.s. decision to target one of china's most important tech giants is only likely to reignite tensions. and correspondent andrea hang in singapore will bring us analysis on the story a little bit later in the show stay tuned for that. now here in germany an era draws to a close today as chancellor angela merkel steps down as leader of her conservative

c.d.u. party a party conference is getting underway in hamburg today where delegates will elect merkel's for placement and possibly germany's next chancellor let's take a look now at eighteen years at the helm of the christian democrats. going to merkel's announcement in october came as a surprise europe's longest serving elected leader is aiming for something no modern day chancellor has managed before her controlled exit from politics. acted so i won't run again as party leader at the next cd you party conference in hamburg. this is fourth term is my last as the chancellor of germany. machall became the first woman at the top of the c.d.u. in the year two thousand surprising nearly everyone the newcomer from the east led her party's break with its political idol helmut kohl over party funding scandal

even though core was her mentor the determination and power instinct the party saw there was also what it would get over the next eighteen years. those who refused to accept that the c.d.u. was no longer gentlemen's club soon learned the hard way one by one her competitors had to go. after becoming chancellor two thousand and five machall took a c.d.u. party on a political journey many criticized as a shift to the left setting conservative benchmark policies like military conscription and performing a u. turn on nuclear energy over the fukushima disaster in japan. by then her vote as party leader and her role as chancellor had long become inseparable merkel's political brand as the one who guarantees stability was born. in the midst of the greek debt crisis she defended risking billions of german taxpayers' money by

claiming there was no alternative. there is no alternative to supporting greece to secure the financial stability of the euro. zone merkel's noel targeted reasoning also you saw her keeping germany's borders open during what became known as the migration crisis in twenty fifteen the political challenge that still defines her leadership and yet if we were to know that we can do this considering our european responsibility our humanitarian response ability and our responsibility for germany then we wouldn't be the christian democratic union of germany but we are and that's why we can do this. america herself was long seen as a conservative party leader without an alternative to replace the fact that there are now several credible candidates is also fueling speculation over how much longer she can remain chancellor. so what is next for the chancellor and her

party let's bring in our political correspondent kate brady for more on the story hi kate so as we heard the chancellor will step down as party leader but she does want to stay on as the german chancellor until twenty twenty one can that really work. well that is indeed mackerels plan and the question then really is will she be able to do depending on which candidate her party the c.d.u. decides to vote in those her successor come friday this idea of macros to stay out on as the chancellor until twenty twenty one really could become quite problematic particularly if the one of the front row does friedrich matt actually is voted in as her successor as the party leader now math is quite well known in the german political stage of being much more conservative than merkel so we could see him indeed taking the c.d.u.

party in a much more conservative direction and away from the sense of ground which we've seen move the conservatives towards over the last two decades at the top of the c.d.u. paul fifty of course as well the coalition at the moment is already very fragile it's a coalition between germany's conservatives macro's conservative party and the social democrats so any kind of friction that between maps if he were to become the c.d.u. party leader and in the position of chums of the could spell real trouble for germany's government ok so they could have a tough time working together what about the other two contenders for the party chair would they also signal a new direction. well i think whichever candidate comes out on top on friday is certainly going to change things within the party as the other two front runners are thirty eight year old son who's seen as the beginning kind of ambitious

politician on the scene but over to a lot of people all ruling him out and saying that maybe perhaps in ten years time he might stand more of a chance but he is a very vocal critic of macro particularly when it comes to migration policy i'm so we could definitely see him to moving the party back to its more traditional conservative roots then we also have and they create. who for a long time was seen as the heir apparent and a favorite of holes to fill her shoes she not as conservative as maps or bombs but at the same time she is certainly more conservative and holds these conservative traditions and values much closer to a hot particularly when it comes to politics than for example malco so we will certainly see a more conservative a shift to the right more conservative direction regardless of which candidate it becomes magical successor c.d.u. party leader the question then is to what extent and how conservative in so will

extent this party will move in the conservative direction. kate brady for us thank you very much. now to some other stories making news around the world iranian state media say at least three people have been killed and several wounded in a suicide bombing in the southern port city of java hard authorities said the attackers set off the explosion outside police headquarters so far there has been no claim of responsibility. afghanistan's election watchdog has declared all the votes cast in kabul during october's parliamentary election as invalid the board said there were twenty five reasons for that decision including major fraud and mismanagement the election took place under the threat of taliban violence so far results have only been declared in fourteen of thirty three provinces. and a former australian archbishop found guilty of covering up child sex abuse in the catholic church has had his conviction overturned an australian court ruled in

favor of philip wilson's appeal and freed him from detention wilson was the world's most senior catholic to be convicted of hiding abuse which was committed by a pedophile priest in the one nine hundred seventy s. . now there's a catastrophe unfolding in yemen and we have to stop it those were the words from sweden's foreign minister as she opened talks aimed at ending the war in yemen that the un brokered meeting is taking place in a remote remote location outside stockholm and brings together yemen's saudi backed government and who the rebels aligned with iran and the conflict has triggered what the u.n. calls the world's worst humanitarian crisis it says millions of people are suffering from severe hunger the un's envoy to yemen marchin griffith outlines what is at stake over the coming days that's been there done that yemen's future is in the head of there's a post in this room. the country's institutions or reduce the fragmentation the

country. is enormous and so. we must work. before we lose control of the future of yemen. ok you are may remember this little afghan boy from a couple of years ago more turns out i'm marty hit the headlines after being pictured wearing a little messy football shirt made out of a plastic bag now though internet fame has given way to the harsh realities of life in afghanistan his family has been forced to flee their home because of the taliban . it was a story which captured the hearts of millions. when pictures of murtaza ahmadi wearing a makeshift little missy shirt fashioned out of a carrier bag were uploaded to facebook it was quickly a viral sensation. his dreams of meeting his idol then became reality when he was invited to lead barcelona out for a friendly match in qatar

a magical moment for the football mad five year old but two years on those happy times are distant memory after taliban soldiers attack their afghan village moataz or his family were forced to flee their homes what's more than our seven year old international fame has brought unwelcome attention back home. jennifer some men were chasing us saying ever since our son became famous our family has become rich because messi gave us money. we didn't care but when the taliban got closer to our place then our lives are in danger when we turn. now living in kabul with his mother but also dreams of being reunited with his hero a world away from war torn afghanistan. i like messy a lot i want to live close to him i want him to take me out of this place.

one of more than three hundred thousand afghans that fled their homes due to violence since the beginning of twenty eighteen alone murtaza story isn't unique but the boy dubbed mini missy by the media provides a recognizable face for their plight. usa gymnastics has filed for bankruptcy to help pay lawsuits linked to the sex abuse scandal that's enveloped the governing body for the sport in the u.s. former national team doctor larry nasser was jailed for sexual abuse earlier this year after more than three hundred fifty women testified last month the u.s. olympic committee started proceedings to try to disband usa gymnastics. you're watching news coming up the price at the pump has been going down opec ministers meeting today hoping to change that. plus more on the arrest of a top executive at huawei that's all coming up with monica jones in business in one

minute. where i come from we have to fly in for a free press and was born and raised in the media telling the thank our ship with just one t.v. shadow and a few newspapers one official information as a journalist i had worked on the streets of many characters and they had problems are all.