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berlin and this is the day. we just completed a truly historic flight. the message that we carry for the palestinians is also one of hope you will not have it is very painful for us today when an israeli plane lands in the emirates we put an offer to their leadership on the table that will enable them to have a state and self-determination no how you see the position of some arab states who are against normalization with israel. we can't want peace more than they want peace it can't be stuck in the past they have to they have to come to the table. also on the day lebanon's president has asked a career diplomat to become the country's next prime minister but some on the

streets of beirut think the new man is part of the problem. i'm here to say thank god you are safe and we are here for you and i am one of you and hopefully we will work together and form a government as soon as possible. we don't need you we have the revolution we are the revolution. the 1st of a commercial passenger flight from israel to the united arab emirates has landed in abu dhabi from tel aviv on board a top israeli and u.s. officials including president trump senior advisor and sudden jarrett caution by starting flight comes 3 weeks after its rather u.a.e. established diplomatic ties and a u.s. brokered deal to many residents of both countries to agreement to means they can finally bring their business and personal relationships into the open. down of them were these are unusual days for mark a jewish israeli palestinian businessman from his small office in jerusalem and

through travel he has been doing business with the united arab emirates for several years but always under the radar the country's had no diplomatic relations until recently as a 1st step phone lines were officially established but right now my friends are just call me for the fun of it hey man i wired the call it got i just heard the news that we could call it sort of directly communication. is something we humans are known for civilization requires communication and work together. i really praise that wonderful great vision of this country united arab emirates. who facilitates the certification of helen crucial products between. its where its owners on coal to the emirates for years people had to use foreign providers or the internet to connect and to leverage.

great just imagine the deal breaks with the long held view among arab countries that normalizing ties would only come after israel and its military occupation of the palestinian territories in israel there have been a lot of firsts in the past days 1st direct interviews with and morality officials like here a t.v. channel 13 is tell of the reporters were sent immediately to darby and israeli new sites very reportedly until in the emirates you know what is amazing normally in those cases it takes time but now everything is on the table relationship embassies flight stories and everything is moving very fast we can so on the emirates we can go there we can every interview is there only egypt and jordan have signed peace treaties with israel in the past. hopes that this new agreement will go beyond

business and security matter this i suspect that this will be a war more peace than the relationship with jordan there was never about blood there was never wars there was never any misunderstanding or political disagreement direct between us and the united arab emirates or anybody in the gulf for that reason so i'm really optimistic view arab countries have signaled that they might consider following the u.n. this move it could affect if the map often line says the region. so how big a deal is their state. is professor of middle east studies and international affairs at johns hopkins university joins us from washington d.c. welcome to day to. start with the point that we heard at the end of that report how likely do you think. countries are to follow seems.

not immediately at least not in the way that the trump administration would like for them to be in washington in september for a signing ceremony and the reason is that other countries don't necessarily have. already the relationships that you he had with israel they don't have necessarily the incentives that u.a.e. has for signing the deal at this point in time and also most of them have much larger populations that they have to listen to the u.a.e. has a very small indigenous population and it can contain any kind of adverse reaction that the population may have had the leaderships move at this point in time very successfully other countries don't have that calculation but but nevertheless i do think it creates momentum for additional countries to come forward over talk ok so you could it was just as a question has to be asked what's in it for them what you know what shifted abu

dhabi from the long held out of positions the relations with israel to be no lies once israel ends its occupation of the palestinian territories i don't think this was ever set in the manner in which now the administration is putting. a new way had pretty much normalized relations with israel over several years there were meeting of intelligence officials military officials there was business relationships it's just that he was not completely out out in the open. this towards israel because it has an admiration i'm sorry the line for moving towards israel because. because 1st of all they have what is about iran they have worries about turkey you know he's a very small country is looking for israeli support against iran and against turkey u.a.e. as sees itself as a modernizing developing country that sees israel as

a mark and not just as a result it has been building these relations with israel the reason why you can make that recognition right now at this point in time i think has a large measure to do with coming in american elections the trump administrations put a lot of pressure for this to happen now so president trump can claim a victory and also u.a.e. has been very close to trump and would like to basically have something to show that the democrats if they come back into power does that it is on the right side and it has built relations with israel and protect itself in what might be adverse reaction in congress if the trump administration were to lose the election ok so the palestinians have talked about this deal in terms of being a stop in the bath and the betrayal where does this leave them because they must be wondering well who else is next. well you know the palestinians have not been at the center of middle east politics for some time you know the region has been

focused on civil wars in iraq in syria in libya on i says you not palestinians have for a while been an afterthought and in fact the region did not react when the u.s. embassy was moved from tel aviv to jerusalem they have not reacted to news of an extension they did not react to news of the united states recognizing an extension of the go on hikes and so in a way. this is already been happening for a while and it just shows that the palestinians or the palestinian issue has lost its hold on arab politics and that arabs are making strategic decisions based on larger issues like their confrontation with iran and turkey like the balance of power in the region and as a result this is this is really reflects the shifting reality in the region and supposedly the just look at the u.s. and if this did you do you think that the president trump is going to get

a lot of credit for this still and called press. not in congress. he definitely would like to claim some kind of diplomatic success he doesn't have much to show for. it was unable to bring iran to the table for negotiations he doesn't have it deal with north korea so this is something that he wants to show that he's successful with but what is really is particularly very popular with evangelical voters within the republican party and that obviously will it will play day well with them and also he's hoping that he will impact the jewish vote as well and so it's not so much in terms of. you know how much coverage he's going to get on a daily basis in the u.s. that's not likely to happen but that is that at least he will have some kind of it important foreign policy 32 counts during the election anderson thank you for that

professor professor massa from johns hopkins university. i i was only today to meet the president of the republic michel who informed me of the decision of the legislators in the binding consultations to designate me to form the new lebanese government. i thanked him and the legislators for their confidence we prayed to god to enable us to form a new government as soon as possible it will be asked i am. lost mr. having got the job lebanon's prime minister designate that went out onto the streets of the capital beirut to talk to the people and get an idea of the scale of the job facing. the she'd be able to say nothing can xpress words fail to describe this horrific scene but. i hope we can join hands as soon as possible to rebuild what has been destroyed by this explosion someone has

a job we will try as soon as the government is formed to speed up the investigation and to have the investigations result made public as soon as possible after a bad move in. the last way they must do more to help people people want to go home many have moved in with their families it's hard we were already suffering economic hardship this is. this will be our 1st priority i'm here to say thank god you are safe and we are here for you and i am one of you and hopefully we will work together and form a government as soon as possible in order to start working immediately then i didn't believe we should follow the church. we don't need you we have the revolution we are the revolution. began. it's well let's look at the scale of the job facing the stuff at the. deeds from the arabic is with me now welcome

to the studio i'm our prime minister of lebanon sounds like. a job that can only end in failure not only does he have to make sure the various clans and religious and sectarian affiliations feel like they're getting what they're entitled to but he also has to bear in mind the desires of the bigger regional powers like iran and saudi arabia. if the regional powers hadn't approved him he wouldn't got to the to where he is today there was definitely some sort of agreement among the regional powers through their through their tools and political parties in lebanon that allowed for naming stuff i deem as the prime minister designate even though we haven't heard any reactions from regional powers like saudi arabia or iran. or we've heard from there from the political parties backed by either saudi arabia or iran in lebanon who named a db and made him the prime minister designate today he has to definitely to go

through a lot of a lot of dirty water in his new mission and some say some analysts say it's a suicide mission that he's that he's taken what can he change he said it himself that it's a short chance for levanon it's a small chance he will either make it or not the question is what will he do and how will he managed it well let's let's let's just stop all that question and talk about the issue of change we'll listen 1st to the lebanese president michel i would say in the country's entire political structure needs reforming to turn it into a secular state he's part of his speech from some. time to think of a new way of co-existing or a new consensus lebanon's youth are calling for change. their voices are everywhere calling for a change to the system so should we listen to them. these young people are the future of lebanon so for their sake and the sake of their future i say yes the time

has come. now. at the outset this looks like you should be a great job because the political elite wants change the people want change but we know that the people within the political establishment the clans and and the religious sects is a majority are they really going to allow much change which is likely to diminish their power by choosing someone from that exact establishment it's highly doubtful that any real change will come oh it's. relations are very powerful within the system he might be he might look right now as someone who has never heard of but he has been an advisor to to one of the previous prime ministers of lebanon as you've mccarty's been his political advisor has been

a number so there are 2 germany since 2013 and we all know the power and importance of germany as european countries in international politics but also it has good relations with the french his wife is french herself and he's on good terms with french diplomats so given all that context he is parts of that establishment how could someone from inside that establishment can bring any change that could jeopardize the existence of such a power sharing formula a wow so that did this sounds like you're saying that nothing's really going to change it's highly doubtful that anything will drastically change there are calls for reforms and that's what the various lebanese components agreed upon and also based on the upon the quest of many donors and supporters specifically european donors to lebanon such as france and we've all seen the arrival of money on mccrone just this evening to be do it and his main. so it was let's do it let's change

let's have some reforms the government should have a clear mission he didn't specify what that clear mission is but reforms and changes on the top priority let's guess at it because what you have in lebanon is a country that was in economic meltdown before the pandemic aids and now the new prime minister has to deal with the disasters of the economy on the pandemic and the aftermath of this beirut airport explosion so why should he starts a report came out today by coincidence probably by the world bank assessing giving a 1st assessment of the major losses and money needed to rebuild beirut the number the estimate the number has ranged between $8000000000.00 and $10000000000.00 and this report issued by the world bank was also done in accordance or and collaboration with the if united nations and the european union this huge amount of money is needed to reform beirut and this way for income or this money in order to

rebuild with comes with a clear agenda of freeform and the country a country that has been already dealing with economy crises and up endemic where will that money come from very brief and very briefly where where will that money come from and upon which agenda will this money be dealt with ok m l m l d i'm from did a bit arabic thank you so much thank you so much for having me. chance of i'm going to battle has condemned a shameful an attempt by the far right to storm the german parliament here to that in the extreme east broke through police lines during a larger value against the government's pandemic policies chance of nat'l says those who try to access the bill to abuse the right to demonstrate peacefully a condemnation has been echoed by leaders from across the political spectrum. it looks like a normal monday in central berlin the tourists are back the vice tigers open for

visitors again but the scenes of unrest at the weekend are on many people's minds. saturday evening far right extremists pushed through police lines to the top of the high stuck steps. just pictures that my generation just isn't familiar with. these people stand for different values and to see that also here in germany there are so many people who think differently and have different values that pains me. to. stand the demonstrators shouted resistance. and veers into us folk we are the people. the black white and red of the colors of the old imperial german right used now by neo nazis in front of that i stuck it makes for shocking symbolism. other demonstrators who filled berlin at the weekend and consisted largely of

peaceful coronavirus skeptics were no longer the center of attention. 6 policemen and women were invited to the official residence of the german president frank photo steinmeyer thanked them and their colleagues for their composed reaction at the weekend and had a message to the demonstrators. my 1st dent in that of a dog my empathy ends where demonstrators let themselves be instrumentalist by enemies of democracy and by political agitators. they're after us and in short if you close ranks with right wing extremists in the streets or even if you just walk side by side with new nazis xenophobes and anti semites if you don't distance yourself clearly and proactively you're on their side. an accusation that corona skeptics have rejected in a heated discussion with journalists they insisted the far right where

a fringe group and that the organizers had indeed distanced themselves. according to polls the vast majority of germans support the government's anti corona measures . but it's also the message anglo-american spokesman had. mostly i don't want to thank the vast majority of the 83000000 people in this country all those who behave in a reasonable prudent and respectful manner and adhere to the rules in this pandemic even if that's not always easy. the corona skeptics are making plans for their next demonstration observers will be watching to see whether they succeed in distancing themselves from far right groups more clearly. datable reporter joel dole roy you can tell us more welcome joel so least started

of course with a demonstration against coronavirus restrictions that did seem to be a lot of people there is this resistance to the government's coronavirus measures widespread then well the numbers are quite impressive $38000.00 people were estimated to be at saturday's demonstration that's almost twice as many as were estimated to be at the last demonstration resort about a month ago so there does seem to be this growing number however they still are in the minority in germany the latest opinion polls show about 90 percent of germans are actually against these coronavirus skeptic demonstrations and are supportive of the government's measures to control coronavirus and those measures are actually quite lenient when you consider what's going on in other countries here in germany schools are back in session public life is generally resumed and you can go out in the restaurants of full i actually had some guests visiting here on the weekend who came here from spain because they said they wanted to enjoy a bit more of nightlife and so forth and i don't think we should be encouraging that but that's what's going on so the measures here are quite large in comparison

there isn't that much to complain about the majority of germans are supportive of what the government is doing to control the coronavirus measures so these demonstrations although they're quite vocal they are still in the minority is interesting when you look around the world pandemic control measures have become politically charged nowhere more so of course in the united states i mean the case here in germany is that a particular party leading what you might call the anti masking charge well what people were so upset about on the weekend when that group stormed the steps of the reichstag and waved those flags was that seemed to be an affront an attack on germany germany system of democracy which of course if you want to have your voice heard inside the parliament is supposed to get elected to go in there and raise your points now this movement has not yet got that kind of democratic legitimacy there is one party that is trying to position itself close to these with demonstrations and that is the alternative for germany. deep now the leaders of that party actually called for people to take part in these demonstrations the

flags of the party have been seen waving on the streets as part of these protests but it hasn't really translated to electoral success for the f.t. as of yet their polling numbers have not about start as a result of that movement in fact they've dipped down slightly since the last election and it's angela merkel's christian democrats party that has actually gone ahead in the polls another sign that while this movement is loud it is vocal it can mobilize people it has not yet gotten any kind of legitimate to democratic support and the startling pictures that we saw a of these people trying to break into the reichstag being held back by by police at one stage as they they reach the doors of the building just to look like just street police officers one of whom didn't even have a hell which is how is that police operation being viewed as a success since nobody actually did bunny's to break in or a fadia well the individual police officer involved are getting a lot of praise we remember those scenes that you saw you talking about that one police officer who took off his helmet and yelled at the crowd to get back down off

the streets they're really being held up as heroes they were invited to meet the president of germany today and some politicians have suggested that they should be bestowed these civil medal of honor in recognition of their services however the police service police force in general and that response has been heavily criticized the way that they mobilized against this demonstration it seemed to be rather disorganized former police officers who led demonstrations in berlin has come out saying that they've never seen such a disorganized response to a demonstration for example at one point they tried to block the street marches which forced people to come closer together which is the opposite of what they were trying to achieve in terms of of social distancing and one thing of the other really stands out is the policing numbers it's a sign that the police force seem to not take this demonstration very seriously and underestimated the potential for far right. members to be infiltrating the what was going on there's a lot of focus on left wing extremism in the german police force i'll give you an

example the last major lessing demonstration in bowen was the 1st of may demonstration which was around 5000 people to pot and that had 2000 officers on the street on saturday we had certain 8000 protesters and only 3000 police are a few in number so it shows that there's a fall they're taking a fall or seriously didn't hold a job thanks. i'm not whilst the day of the conversation continues i'm part. of the. move.

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say. this is the w.'s live from the world health organization was coronavirus did not ask it's real it's dangerous and it kills stuff message comes after protesters try to storm the german parliament during the rally against the virus control measures political leaders denounced the action also on the program. for a new era in arab israeli relations is the 1st direct flights between israel and

the united arab emirates touches down. i'm so girl welcome to the program the world health organization has issued a blunt message to demonstrators who opposed coronavirus restrictions to the w.h.o. says the virus is real it's dangerous and kills that warning follows a rally against the german government's pandemic policies which both thousands onto the streets here in berlin some protesters including far right activists attempted to storm the parliament building leaders from across the political spectrum have condemned the action. it looks like a normal monday in central berlin the tourists are back but i stock is open for visitors again but the scenes of unrest at the weekend are on many people's minds. saturday evening far right extremists pushed through police lines to the top of the

high stack steps. pictures that my generation just isn't familiar with. these people stand for different values and to see that also here in germany there are so many people who think differently and have different values that pains me. to. stand the demonstrators shouted resistance. and veers into us folk we are the people. the black white and red are the colors of the old imperial german reich used by neo nazis in front of that i stuck it makes for shocking symbolism. other demonstrators who filled berlin at the weekend and consisted largely of peaceful coronavirus skeptics were no longer the center of attention.

6 policemen and women were invited to the official residence of the german president frank photo steinmeyer thanked them and their colleagues for their composed reaction at the weekend and had a message to the demonstrators. in that of a dog my empathy ends where demonstrators let themselves be instrumentalist by enemies of democracy and by political agitator. they often. if you close ranks with right wing extremists in the streets or even if you just walk side by side with new nazis probes and anti semites if you don't distance yourself clearly and proactively you're on their side. committee in the mind. and accusation that corona skeptics have rejected in a heated discussion with journalists they insisted the far right are a fringe group and that the organizers had indeed distanced themselves. according

to polls the vast majority of germans support the government's anti corona measures . but also the message anglo-american spokesman had. emerged i want to thank the vast majority of the 83000000 people in this country all those who behave in a reasonable prudent and respectful manner and here to the rules in this pandemic even if that's not always easy. the coronas skeptics are making plans for their next demonstration observers will be watching to see whether they succeed in distancing themselves from far right groups more clearly. let's take a closer look at this with d.w. political correspondent kate brady welcome kate dramatic pictures of people storming the parliament building like we saw can look like a major threat to democracy is it. well you certainly can look that way and servo but quite frankly it is not the case so symbolically speaking the those images that

we saw from saturday evening carry a lot of weight that i starved is historically and emotionally significant to many people both in here in germany and aboard and that's some of the sentiment that we were hearing in that report just now as well but what it is is actually a symbolic remind all of the threats all of the far right extremists seen in germany right now it is real and it is present and we're seeing how they are becoming more present in the public sphere as well something that just a few years ago was very much still a subaru here in germany but now we're seeing how there are known cases of far right extremism and in institutions in germany we've had a feeling there flugel a part of a democratically elected party the alternative for germany party is now under surveillance and on top of that so we've also seen how people are willing at the weekend as well to walk alongside these people many people telling me when i was

there reporting on saturday that well everyone is able to have their opinion here in germany but of course as we heard from front to steinmeyer the german president that doesn't quite cut it when it comes to foreign extremism but it is at work pointed out that not all of these demonstrations demonstrators attending these protests are far right extremist what we're seeing is a really bizarre to be honest mixed bag of people from coronavirus skeptics who feel that their rights are being infringed by corona virus protection measures you have empty boxes conspiracy theories but also a significant number of far right extremists and what does that what consequence is that there will be arrests made charges brought. a consequence is for the people who planned the police operation. that certainly is going to be a big debate now and there's already a debate on going here in germany about what the future security of the bundestag

of the christ are building the pollen the building will look like but we're already seeing in a way the effects over the weekend as well the the courts here in berlin have already called off a planned long term counter protest by the same people who organize these coronavirus. skeptic protests that we had that's already been banned that was going to be a 2 week long camping protest between the brandenburg gate in the victory column here in the capital because of the old forces just didn't see that they was going to be possible for processes to to maintain those coronavirus protection measures so certainly as i feel it's going to be a clamp down on these protests going forward especially when it comes to ensuring the public safety of people here in germany but as your correspondent kate brady thank you. alice have

a look at some of the other stories making news around the world will start in sudan where the transitional government signed a peace agreement with 5 rebel groups in a ceremony in neighboring south sudan is seen as a major step towards resulting deep rooted conflicts the right for 17 years and the rule of leader omar al bashir. french president emmanuel microbes arriving in lebanon on his 2nd visit since the massive explosions that destroyed bay bridge port or weeks ago he's calling for reform of the country sectarian political system as a micrometer tend not said teaberry celebrations. one of greece's most important talking logical sites is not the escape wildfires of flames reach the gates of my ceiling before firefighters or the blaze under control in my city was one of the major centers of ancient greek civilization. 3000 years ago. the 1st of a commercial passenger flight from israel to the united arab emirates has landed in

abu dhabi the flight took off from tel aviv and crossed jordan and saudi arabia it's hoped the historic flight will mark the start of a new era of improved relations between israel and the arab world a u.s. brokered deal has normalized diplomatic relations between israel and the u.a.e. the 1st such arab israeli code for more than 20 years. a maiden voyage of historic proportions. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu called in to congratulate the delegation on board. go to repeal showgrounds going to school this is a historic day you are flying the 1st israeli flight over saudi arabia in broad daylight on the way to making historic peace with the united arab emirates and i am excited because i work for this for decades and have always believed that it's

possible to make peace in exchange for peace. the 1st ever commercial flight from tel aviv to abu dabi comes after the united arab emirates as the 1st gulf country and only the 3rd arab nation normalized its relations with israel in the flight as part of a new pact brokered by the u.s. over the last years people have spoken about all of the bad things that have happened in the middle east and all the conflict in the chaos and the division that's existed over the last decades but i do believe that this is our suring in a new hope from this month's all people that he says possible and that there's a new chapter that could be read it. in another historic breakthrough the israeli plane also received permission to cross saudi arabian airspace this is the 1st public sign of saudi cooperation with israel after years of behind the scenes dealings and it goes against the longstanding palestinian position that relations

with the arab countries should only occur if israel withdraws from occupied territory and accepts palestinian statehood a clear touchdown for israel and for the trumpet ministration in the middle east and that with just months to go before the us elections. well in the us election campaign democratic presidential candidate joe biden has those the scathing attack on president trump speaking in pittsburgh mr biden described the president as a toxic presence and described and accused him of being responsible for the race related violence gripping parts of america. this president long ago forfeited a moral leadership in this country he can't stop the violence because for years he's fought minute you know he may believe malvina words law and order makes him strong but his failure to call on his own supporters to stop acting as

a normalisation this country shows how weak he is i want to make it absolutely clear something very clear about all of this rioting is not protesting looting is not protesting setting fires is not protesting none of this is protesting it's lawlessness plain and simple and those who do it should be prosecuted violence will not bring change and only bring destruction. joe biden well poland is marking 40 years since the foundation of the soviet bloc 1st free trade union solidarity the creation of an independent unit was a key moment in the long struggle which led to the fold of the wall liberation east and your. street bones need us of joel tunnels with the pro-democracy movement across the border in the roots. opening the historic gate number 2 on to the shipyards of downscale this is where the polish anti-communist movement started

helping bring about the end of communism across eastern europe the solidarity trade union gave the movement its spark. this triumph was the greatest in polish history the old order was conquered when we made friends of them. in 1980 after a series of strikes for better working and living conditions the communist leadership allowed an independent trade union to form i the official documents were signed exactly 40 years ago the union soon had 10000000 members become a freedom movement a year later solidarity was banned the government imposed martial law and arrested the leadership but the movement couldn't be stopped in 1909 it swept national elections and took power. poland's current president praised the historic importance of the union. they changed just solidarity union brought

freedom to our region to this part of europe that was behind the iron curtain that led to the fall of the berlin wall buddies giggle. and solidarity leader lech walesa see something similar going on today in neighboring belarus. the people in belarus today have reached the point where we were decades ago. when my. reminder to poles that the fight for freedom goes on. line of sports i talian club ac milan have signed swedish on the abraham a bitch for another season's 38 year old has both been at the beginning of the yet to help the once mighty to get back to the top of the league inspired to turn around for a club they finished up the last season with a 13 much unbeaten run in all competitions and 6. of his room on the top story german political leaders have condemned him temps to

spill the country slipped off the building and during a rally for sense mccain's coronavirus control measures the world health organization the form of the virus is real it builds. up next to kate ferguson. ditto with the business of. world news of the top of the printing. i know nothing at. all because sometimes i am placed on nothing with a ton of unthinking deep into the german culture. to take this drama day out even if the last. time rachel joined me for me to get done to help

host. it is for me. is for. beethoven is for ham. and beethoven is for. beethoven is for crayon. beethoven 202250 then a verse 3 here on d. don't you know. the clock is ticking talking 2 major u.s. giants are racing to seal a deal to buy the chinese social media giant american operation meanwhile beijing introduces new rules that could go for the clock on the old together. also coming up argentina as lenders agree on a plan to restructure almost $65000000000.00 of government debt but the country's

economic woes are far from resolved. 2015 germany opened its doors to over a 1000000 refugees in 5 years on we caught up with 2 syrians who've made this is he not to board their home. this is the tell me business i'm kate ferguson welcome to the show we begin with reports that chinese social media giant to talk has chosen a bitter for its american operations news that c n b c is saying an announcement could come as early as tomorrow parent company by just over 2 weeks to find a fire or face a zon in the united states microsoft in partnership with wal-mart and oracle have so far shown the most interest but new chinese rules about the export of digital technology could stop her any funds for

a sale. let's break this story done with news financial correspondent yes in new york yes it's good to see you what can you tell me about these reports the tick-tock has actually chosen an american buyer 4th operations there. you know already a last week when they head off to talk announced his resignation a rumor started spreading that a deal actually could be imminent one requirement to whoever might be allowed to buy a ticket talk from the u.s. government side is that the suitor would need to have the clout and infrastructure there server capacity to actually acquire not the end tire to talk but the businesses in the u.s. and canada in new zealand and in australia possibly for a price of $20.00 to $30000000000.00 until last week we got the surprise of it all move from wal-mart teaming up with microsoft and as you mentioned also oracle so

those would have the needed capacity so let's see if one of those will actually be the lucky winner. and yes meanwhile china has introduced new trade laws that could stop any sale from taking place please explain what's going on here. you know what i mean the whole deal is highly politicized them so far u.s. president donald trump was calling the shots and obviously it's also starting to show some muscles over the weekend they did change some rules for exports of to good knowledge it's not 100 percent clear if that would actually apply to the sale of the u.s. business of talk but to coach very well be what was interesting was the reaction on wall street i'm standing in front of the new york stock exchange because there was some skepticism coming up because of the chinese ruling and you saw it was the

stock prices self wal-mart and also microsoft m oracle as well it's all those possible future say all got under pressure here on monday so even if we hear to morrow who might be allowed to buy chick talk gets the last word is clearly not spoken in this highly politicized them environment yet it's cut in new york thanks so much. here in germany ministers are being grilled about how fin tech giant wire card was able to get away with inventing funds worth more than $2000000000.00 in what's become one of the country's biggest ever accounting scandals electronic payments company filed for insolvency in june after reports of the nonexistent funds were revealed by the financial times istanbul house raids questions about why a major want to share is on germany's own financial watchdog failed to uncover the fraud wire card was once considered the darling of germany's can tech industry.

earlier political correspondent kate brady told us there's a high chance the government will launch a further in-depth investigation into the case. for that to happen there would need to be the supports all that least 25 percent or of the lawmakers in the bundestag and that is looking more and more likely already the business friendly free democrats and the left party of said that they would support a deeper investigation and we're expecting to hear white possibly a similar voice of support from the green party as well tomorrow so a deeper investigation would enable for more files to be viewed and also for more witnesses to be question but that kind of investigation would take as well into 2021 which of course is germany's next big election year argentina is on track to restructure its massive $65000000000.00 debt burden after weeks of

wrangling bondholders appear to have embraced the terms of a deal which the government hopes will enable the country to avoid a 10th default in the future but as negotiations between borrowers and lenders have showed it takes 2 to tango. even economic crisis and financial disaster can take away argentines love of tango as evidenced in this international online dance competition but the coronavirus pandemic has made the situation drastically worse argentina is in its 3rd year of recession and its economy is expected to contract by 12 and a half percent this year inflation is running at over 50 percent and more people are slipping into poverty. a lot more to. her many people like us who work who get their food day by day and the precariousness of the labor market means that if a pandemic combes nobody will have a shelter or economic security then we are like all the while the little boy who

does this is the struggle of the poor we struggle here every day so that people believe and realize that we are families who are in need families that are not here just for the sake of it we are here because we have nowhere to be we are families who want to put down roots and make a home lad but monday settlement puts argentina in a much better financial position to start the long haul out of recession and the specter of a 10 sovereign default no longer looms over the country. night if the and the other global business story is making me. as the u.s. considers imposing even harsher sanctions on venezuela's oil industry the country has begun selling fuel for hard dollars the decision have led to long queues that got stations venezuelans lucky enough to haue dollars in their pockets to squeeze what's left of the country's enormous industry into their tongues.

india's economy has posted a record slump of almost 24 percent in the 2nd quarter the country's lockdown has seen a huge drop in consumer and business spending putting pressure on the government on central bank to introduce stimulus measures on a rate cut. the oil rich nation of qatar has introduced new labor laws migrant workers are not permitted to change jobs without their employers permission and will be paid a minimum wage the new rules effectively and the so-called kufa lot system of bondage which critics say house exploited migrant workers the a shuffle us we can do it those are the now immortal words german chancellor angela merkel ushered in 2015 when over a 1000000 refugees mainly from syria arrived in the country in the hope of starting a new life 5 years on how things turned out we caught up with 2 syrians we 1st met

shortly after they'd arrived. baby rosa dye her and her father 4 years ago. and today the diode family from syria has been living in germany for 5 years they've integrated into german society even making friends with their once skeptical neighbors. at the beginning they were very reserved but that's all changed now. i have a few friends who speak arabic but i speak mostly german in school. but. their new home is in the eastern german city of magda book that's where gay styled landed his 1st job 4 years ago in a d.h.l. logistics center it was a great opportunity for him back then he says but today he's glad he's not there anymore. again after no more night shifts. a year ago he started his own company

a quick turnaround auto repair shop he's called dr al gore and the business is doing well. if the bank gives him a loan his company can grow it and i'm trying to open a 2nd doctor auto shop as we do fast repairs a 10 minute tire change or 10 minutes to change the oil. meanwhile a guy he says one time colleague and us from syria has been promoted in d.h.l. . i think the document that i've he's now in charge of a team of 14 stuff if i have my it's better now i have a lot more responsibility and if i can show them that i have potential here i can move up the ladder. rank among voters are. 300 people work here one in 3 of them are refugees. and us thinks about. syria

every day. i defy me to my family still there. that's why i can't stop thinking i don't see right here in the form of you know i thought then and now i know that it's the same for the diode family old photos wake memories of the war and their friends scattered around the world but they at least are together in their children's new homeland. and that's all we have time for for more check out our website that's d w dot com the slash business thanks so much for watching for me on the team it's good bye and take care.

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