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later with the state of your business time robots in berlin. welcome to the program . under 30 countries have agreed to a global minimum tax on corporations and at least 15 percent as part of a wider plan to ensure multinational is pay their fair share of taxes in countries where they, where they're heavily active. the minimum rate aims to and the practice of corporations shopping around for the lowest tax jurisdictions for their had courses . experts say the reforms could raise an extra $150000000000.00 in taxes globally each year. but there are still some big hurdles in the way. 9 countries refused to sign up including ireland, estonia and hungry. this could provide a loophole in the new tax plans. also, each of the $130.00 government has to find a way to introduce legislation putting the agreement into law. and finally, many countries demanded special exceptions. the u. k, for example,

wants to exempt its financial industry from the rules of the asked for car out like for the likes of manufacturing machinery and shipping or gemini is finance minister . all our faults was at the o. c. d meeting in washington, he's so d, w, the agreement between the countries is an important breakthrough. and it's also a huge success for democracy because the race to the button was also something which produced a situation where we could not decide on our national democratic level about the right way of fair and moderate taxation of culprits. we have had to look at what the others were doing and now we can do it in a common way and we understand that there is no chance for big companies. for instance, to avoid, to being taxed. we have to work on this agreement a bit more, but it is not something that cannot be avoided more we will have to now,

and this will give us a chance for a better income from companies that fund a lot of money, but forgot to pay taxes and they will have to not donald trump's company, and as long time chief financial officer have pleaded not guilty to tax fraud charges, new york, prosecutors accused john organization executive alan wife of are personally avoiding tax on one point. $7000000.00 of income for them is alleged to have run a quote sweeping and daisha scheme to keep executive pay off the books. these are the 1st criminal charges to come out of the years long investigation into the trump organization. the former president himself is facing charges at this time. let's get more on this from a financial correspondence in new york in this quarter. what exactly are out of life on the trump organization accused during well, basically the charges are that vital burke and some other executives. some of their

income was paid in a so called to perks, meaning they got, for example, apartments in manhattan, car leases or also for some of their grandchildren. for example, from ellen, vice of burke, the tuition for private schools. and those can be quite costly. here in the city, and now the accusations are that vital burke and some of the kicks executives have not paid the proper texas on. those perks, well, prosecutors basically, they have to prove that there was intent to defraud them. and then they also have to prove as sort of what amount we're talking about actually the scheme, that's what prosecutors are saying is going on for about 16 years. and there's vital birth, for example, did not pay or avoided paying taxes in the amount of up to $1800000.00. no charges against donald trump, but it's likely to any fall out from this for the form of the former president.

well not at this point, but what this whole case is about to build a pressure on vital burke. he has been an executive for the trump organization for a decade. so he has a deep insight and what prosecutors are trying to do is build a pressure on him. i've heard from some experts that he actually could face up to 15 years in prison. and so what prosecutors will try to do is bring him on their side as a witness, and then given a better understanding, a deeper understanding of the finances and businesses of the organization and trump himself. if alan vital burke will give in that remains to be seen in the next couple of months because the trial is probably not going to start before next year . okay. and it's quarter in new york. thanks for staying on top of that was now let's take a look at some of the other business stories making headlines. french, apple workers, how are we going to 5? they strike parents is to main airport,

protesting against contract changes they argue will lower the pace under road their rights strike is expected because serious flight delays over a busy travel return. nathan has announced plans to build an electric vehicle battery factory in britain, japanese automakers together with its chinese pon. envision a e s. c wants to invest 1200000000 euros in the north of england. about 6200 new jobs where we create the batteries. power $100000.00 e v 's per year. now the chinese communist party is celebration, gets 100 anniversary during the past century and then take your last 4 decades. the party has reshaped the chinese economy and tony's into today's asian power house. back in 1978. china was an impoverished present state, so the communist party under dung shall ping, decided to bring in a rural reform to increase agricultural production and reduce poverty. later,

the chinese leadership established special economic zones to attract foreign companies and grants. state owned enterprises, more freedom. china quickly became the factory of the world. then asians gave a massive bass to construction, building roads, bridges, housing offices, and railways. today, the economy of the world's most populous country is still growing. not even a global financial crisis, or the coven 1900 pandemic, have put a stop to that. well, i've been discussing this with theresa fallon from the center for your russia asia studies. i asked her if you and the u. s. c. china is growth as a cause for concern. i think if we look at the recent series of summits, we've had the g 7 recently followed by nato than the u. u. s. dialog on china, which is held a bit previously. there seems to be

a great deal of concern on china. so the main thing is china, china, china. so i think that this ability for president fighting come to have his 1st visit to europe showed that europe is their priority. they're trying to revitalize the transatlantic alliance and they want cooperation because only working with like minded partners. can they try to encourage china to make the much needed reforms and also to work in other international institutions like the w t. o, to promote reform and in the past, the us you have tried to work with china to influence it to change space. but us as an undoubtedly been more at the ferry or in recent years, if you're likely to follow the u. s. in that more adversarial approach we see how europe has described china since 2019 with the u. china white paper in 2018 which was endorsed as well by the european council,

and they put into 3 basket. so it's systemic rival, a partner and a competitor. and so they uses compartmentalized approach. that's how they try to get the comprehensive agreement on investment through. so for example, they tried to agree on it in principal, and then they could talk about human rights. but that really upset asian, as we saw with this to precise countries. sanctions that were implemented in march on march 22nd in europe. so this actually reverted to this kind of frozen the comprehensive agreement. and investment is like in the deep freeze now. and it might look, have lived differently if it had gone through by china doing that. it almost pushed europe to work closely with the united states looking forward bearing whatever the you and the united states do, china is going to continue to grow, at least in the, in the short term. when you see the chinese economy in 10 years, is it going to be the dominant superpower? that's a really good question. what most economists are looking at will tend to be able to

avoid the middle income trap. yes, they have grown dramatically over the last 3 decades, which is something i think everyone is very, very impressed by. and that was pretty much because the chinese communist party got out of the way we saw things. helpings reforms starting in 1978. you know, the hard work and the innovation of the chinese people helped him move them up the ladder. so now we're seeing kind of fell your of reforms. we've seen sheet and pink try to make these reforms, but he's gotten too much push back from the public. so this is a key issue for him. and if he doesn't tweak the economy and in implement these reforms, he's maybe got 2 or 3 years at the most to get the through. so he's also facing another challenge politically because he should be coming to the end of his term, which is supposed to be 10 years. but he is going to try to stay in power. so i think he has to keep the economy humming and will be far more difficult for him to

make performs and finally to date of speech. and i can say that the big strategies really are more domestic. she jim pings far as keeping the chinese people on side and also extending his term. whereas time, i'm afraid. but thank you for joining us. theresa fallon from the center of russia europe asia studies. thank and finally, just under 10000 lines of code, not much to read, but they revolutionized the world. and the original source code for the world wide web has just sold $5400000.00 in an online auction. that's sort of these incredible to think. but the code was written by event a tim burns li, just over 30 years ago in 1999 as lee has now sold the code as a non fungible token know, and f t, that's the kind of digital asset that can be replicated. the internet, of course, hasn't been sold, it can still be used, as usual, it will go to anywhere else on the planet. so that was

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and her work is more than what needs to be. i, british artist, debbie lawson creates captivating sculptures that emerge from the surface of traditional persian carpet. with 969 was a pivotal year in terms of the counterculture movement in the u. s. and the summer of love that saw woodstock is certainly well documented. but what many people don't know about is the harlem cultural festival, a music extravaganza that took place that same summer and marked a turning point in black life in america. i'm mere quest love thompson, the drummer and co leader of the hip hop group. the roots has combined compiled previously unknown footage in the documentary film, summer of sol. so let's hear his take on this extraordinary project. after the silky voice of nina symbol prairie black. yeah. are you really ready?

the beautiful boy. the way moving and the my name is amir request. love thompson. i'm a musician and a music lover. and we're here to celebrate in talk of my directory all day due summer of sol. nobody ever heard of them called just at the phone. nobody would believe that half the beautiful people was bought. i got admitted i'd never heard of the problem. cultural festival. my producers is robert joseph patel and david dennis team. they showed me that this is real. i would know i didn't expect crowds like something very important

and i wasn't sure about the limit. 69 is just full of social change energy. you have the black panthers there, the young lord setting up shop. the last poets are born a year earlier. there's as much happening on stage musically as there is happening socially off stage and we could ignore that. we need it now. we have a responsibilities and not only get this film out there, but we should also show the people, the social and political circumstances with poverty. how the government treats it, citizens, how the police treated citizens, the idea of protesting and letting your voice be heard.

wow. well what a film and joining me to talk about it now is my colleague, adrian kennedy, an amazing cultural event. there. adrian was started like nina simone. smokey robinson stevie wonder, and it's being resurrected 52 years after the fact. i guess the big question is, why have we not heard about this? but yes, that's why some people say it's a miracle that this material has survived over the years. but of course, it is also a big scandal that it didn't get more attention or more of a public airing earlier. now, the full time that documentary is summer of soul, or when the revolution could not be televised. so this is also a theme that runs through the movie tv better and how to direct the recording of the performances. at last, 63 shows that comprise the holland cultural festival. in 9069, he subsequently trying to sell the material, but there was interest the materials anguished in the basement for decades. a

credit. first of all, of course, it had to be pains taking the restored frame by frame over several months. okay, that obviously was a big job and the results that we see there are, it's just spectacular material. we got a glimpse of some incredible performances. here's a look at one more and this is the last night and the pit, the in the wonderful stuff. bare fear in that so you can really get from this material. what if it's really just isn't a simple documentation of the event? is it now it's over also

a film about the political and social upheaval of the time the festival took place, just one year of the murder of civil rights activists. doctor martin luther king. now the director of quest love felt obligation to restore black history that had been raised. he wants to feel what he calls a cultural void and says that back then, this could have been as defining for black america as woodstock was full white america. if it had been picked up, he says the film shows the flowering of black consciousness and the black is beautiful cultural movement. and now 50 years later, the movie has finally been pieced together from this treasure trove of material. he is hopeful that the film can still have its moments and in the context of black lives matters can now inspire a new generation of activists who are continuing to struggle for a quality. and we can see that on hulu, i think, and it's starting in cinemas on july 2nd,

the documentary summer of soul by quest love, and his directorial debut. thanks very much for bringing us that wonderful story. adrian kennedy. thank you. look now into the dark as period of german history and just as the nazis forced jewish people to wear a yellow star of david, they also force anyone labeled as gay in the prison camps to wear an inverted pink triangle in the wake of pride month and exhibition of the show, a memorial in paris puts the nazi regime persecution of gays and lesbians into a european contracts. then both bears witness to the varying faith of l. g. b, t q. people at the time paragraph 175 of the german criminal code introduced in 1871 condemned sexual relations between men. the nazis amended it to be even more repressive and use it to keep records on some 100000 homosexuals. 50000 of them were sentenced either to be education, prison or forced labor between 501-5000 were sent to concentration camps. but

unlike the persecution of jews, this repression was not systematic. the nazis believed homosexuality could be cured . the homosexual was seen as someone who could harm the image of the great germany . they were sent as parasites because it was considered that they could not reproduce. but the idea remained supported by certain medical theories at the time that they could possibly be re educated. guess at the same time, the nazi called the masculinity used homo or roddick aesthetics and propaganda. and st. louis, head of the essay or storm battalion was gay, which was then use the same him after he was murdered in a person. the anti gay agenda ended the openness that had blossomed during the weimar republic and even targeted lesbians who had been exempt from prosecution under paragraph 175. the paris shallow memorial is dedicated to jewish history. so

what was its motivation for focusing on nazi persecution of homosexuals? what exhibition says is that on the one hand talks about a subject that has not been talked about much, it must be said. secondly, it allows us to better understand is not the ideology. nephew is glenda that the nazi persecution of gays and lesbians was not recognized until the 1900 seventy's and eighty's. and the pink triangle once used to designate homosexual prison camp inmates became a symbol of game ration. oh, well, to finish on a lighter no british sculptor, debbie lawson has a refreshing take on animals, natural ability to camouflage working in the space between 2 and 3 dimensions. her carpet creature installations are now sought after 4 exhibition the artwork that have you, rubbing your eyes an amazing at times,

how to identify. they sometimes leap out into the room. depending on the perspective in the studio, in london's hackney district, carpets get a new list of life as wild animal. british artist, debbie lawson begin creating life. so it's carpet sculptures some 10 years ago. you start with the pattern in the middle, which is like a focal point, pull your eye in and then carry on the pattern so on the legs in quite a sort of symmetrical way and merge the feet into the carpet so that you kind of almost can't see where it's coming out, then i'm left with lots of bits that still need to be covered. and i can just use virtually any sort of little scraps of the same carpet to cover those fits up on your i just pools all together. computing sculpture can take months. debbie lawson usually works in several pieces. similar tediously,

almost all of the animals are commissioned. she needs up to 3 fully identical carpets for one school trip. so i started by using real person carpets, but they usually seconds or damaged ones already. but i don't really want to cut up the artwork of somebody else, so i'm using copies all the time now in a 1st. instead, debbie creates a framework for the sculpture from chicken where she then fixes it with several layers that the critic mix model becomes firm friendly. she as carpets onto the model using hot and then put the material into shape. i'm quite a quiet, shy, reserved person and that's sort of i think that's how i operate. i want to become a flash and disguised and disappearance background. i think that might have been one of the reasons behind making fast because the badge of the talking for me i can hide in the background and enjoy sort of the conversation that it's happening with

people that are looking at in school. sure. so for between 13024000 euro, depending on size, efforts involved and carpet quality. debbie had her artistic breakthrough in 2018 or to me or tall red beer sculpture displayed at london's 2018 royal academy. summer exhibition caused quite a stir. everyone seemed to be quite wow, spite and it became a bit of a celebrity. everyone really loves animals and everyone likes to be up close to something that they've never might not seen in the wild be find gardening both inspiring and relaxing. she also enjoys making miniature versions of her giant sculptures. it's strange how you can also just a block of materials. you can kind of create some sort of character in the thing.

i'm quite happy to sort of put these creatures out. 10 of them have a life of their own, and i enjoy watching them from the the curtain. debbie lawson carpet creatures are huge. success with firms around the globe. ah, i'm thinking one of those bears a be great company here in the studio is i'll have to get on that right away. well, that's all for now. so until we meet again, thanks very much for watching. do stay safe and the me the case and above all how it feels jewish life in europe. that's what film producer, lona and journalists, good moment,

are exploring. delving into history and the present. i would never have thought that judaism could be live so. and so i need to remind myself because i grew up in a completely different way. broad pluralistic jewish in europe. the 2 port documentary starts july 5th on dw, the the the the, the,

the bigger than a competition. and i want to be part of it. you have to be in shave and then you can beat anyone the weather. any events will actually take place. it's tough. look like it's whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, was 21 years old when she puts on her fencing, gave the 1st time ever since then, the sports has become her life. $9.00 to $5.00 job, so it's not like a $9.00 to $5.00 job. i think there are days when practically all you have on your mind from waking up to going to bed is fencing. you have to be on your toes and

keep on developing and not just be content with their past victory or fun. i think even of school and she used to compete and attend tass loan. now she trains around 20 hours per week, always following the same routine maintenance as soon as the most comes off, she's a different person again. it's been things extra, but here's i'm gonna, i'm going in my private life and leisure time on call me on time on the piece and have my mask on. i close down a lot while i'm still totally alerts. it's something you can only see through my physical movements on my cell, but obviously not in my face mine a couple of the vehicle. and most of the things i might make in 2019 she when bronze the european championships, making it to the tokyo olympics would allow her to fulfill

a childhood dream except the same young man was the 1st time i watched the olympics on tv. and i've been fascinated, ever since. it's such a huge sports festival with so many discipline and top athletes at the same place. and it's the biggest event. there is water most sparse for the month. and i want to be part of the vendor and the daughter of a polish mother and kenyan father is why she is also working on a project that is close to her heart. the foundation of a fencing federation in kenya, where young people can train and learn, the sport responds to time. i'm incredibly proud of it. it's just what i wanted, you know, making fencing accessible to children and young people with. the main thing is getting the structures in place and you don't need everything running ultra professional,

possibly work in the poorer parts of nairobi and kenyana and have been able to get some kids off a street to get to the dominant. and that makes me really happy news in thomas villa is among the best javelin throw is in the world. it's a discipline that has a long history at the olympic games. and there's the student is told us and mobile should be the javelin, is a historical part of the game. as sure things have evolved over time like yours or once launched with the sling and the technique has moved on it. but i like the history. we shall ledgers you spears to hunton to defend themselves. there's a bit of ancient instinct that can really help your motivation even what you're doing and really talk much,

much ahead from thomasville. it doesn't usually need any extra motivation. not even when the corona virus pandemic hit overnight training options were limited in competition, were put on hold young already signed on january 2020 of something happening. that would one day affect. we soon started making their plans more flexible. it's something we'd had to do in $26.00 team do the virus and resulting political instability. it was a month. so this year we were already prepared for that in our expectation. they always knew what i was doing for thomasville and knows how to prepare for the big competitions. he's the limpid champion, having one goals at the rio game in 2016 the money because he got devoted business. why do you want to let big old any time for

it to sink in? if you have a lot to digest back home, so not just in rio, you meant for state in you appreciate what the movement encompasses us more than an important competition. it's the theater of sport. it's the pretty wild dash hope, like the sports diminished by hint, cost to get there requires a lot of time and dedication doesn't just work with the juggle. and he also use it other training methods. he knows how important the olympic games are in athletes that can be realistic stadium and we're also train our empty and endorse. we don't have spectators and high. and so of course, the big occasion is missing often, but i can't conjure up something that isn't fair. the stars can help issue me. ah, the the panoramic

has changed the face of sport. it has interfered with training scheduled and made planning impossible. high jump on the retailer on young slice can tell you a thing or 2 about that. ah unbearable. i'm training for competitions that may or may not take place like stuff, interest, and for me. and that's not nice thing which i'm going in now. it's clear that the olympics will indeed take place. the 30 year old lives trains and work hedge took got born in paris right in germany, a childhood wasn't always easy. she was often the target of every day racism. we went a whole lot. i used to get bullied due to the color of my skin. and i had to switch schools that's really hard for a young child. and for adults in general,

a very unpleasant thing of mine. and she wants to become a teacher to pass on her knowledge to children in addition to has both korea and she's also working on her professional future is then i wish you a nice day that everyone is nice today. and when something happens that you don't like, show the read side and say why mine out loud. now let's run like a wild bullet chasing you. get on. i like working with kids. then they can you see how quickly they develop and learn on the for the advisor paving the way food for them is the most rewarding job own part has to have 1st olympic games in 2016 in rio, she didn't make it to the metal podium, but she returned to germany, all the ball motivated to try again in tokyo. is

the main thing to me since 2019 has been to stay healthy. sounds silly, but it really is true. it's nothing that if i'm not fit and i'm in pain, i can perform my best. and of course that's where i want to be this fall. i want to reach the final and maybe even jump a personal best. com or anything over to me would be cool thing. it's fine with the session. we'll put the lena phobe man in her element. hi, quando is her life. and between all her training sessions, there's hardly time for much else.

what the board is my life. i sacrificed so much for it every day, so i always try to set myself small short term goal. and i keep my motivation up with the big goal of one day making b olympics, hoping that they're going to be able to come modeling a feldman started like one doze. a child training during the pandemic wasn't always easy, but at least training is now possible. again to her, the postponement of the games also had a positive side. she initially failed to qualify directly, but the qualifications would like to cancel. now she has a 2nd chance that's always been the best in earn that success to her own hard work . if it's last year didn't go some great for us, we have to say, but mother lena's way up in the world and olympic rankings this, this product, and we're using the time now to make that chance happening to me. now all madeline a phone man can do is continue to train at the moment. competitions on possible.

that's a big challenge for the young athlete to help michelin also do. i can, i've always had a lot to overcome. i never had it easy and with never in a lighter weight class. wait a moment vehicle. i always had a lot of tough rivals, but always managed to prevail. and to get to the olympics all do what i've always done. fight cancel. i fuck you know, the student still lives at home? the uncertainty about the olympics weighs heavily on molina folk man. but her family and especially her mother lenders support div media. my family, give me amazing support and are hugely important to me. the training and competitions mean i don't see them so often. but when i am home, we make the most of that time together. sides not germany. first female ty,

condo fighters come together in nuremberg molina fog man plans to give her all so that maybe she can still make it to tokyo. but a suspected corona virus case in the team. the training, short slash and that unless we need training might get canceled the minutes. so i lost that opportunity to show all i've got in those 3 days. but i know anything can happen in sports and i'm convinced i can make it now. we'll have to wait and see how the situation develops. so, why does that me? lympics are now scheduled to begin in july. we've been to misconduct. i'm still optimistic that the world will get the crisis under control. and i take that optimism with me into training anyway.

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