swim to live f from paris will news and analysis from france twenty four i'm marco in these are the main world news headlines. the menu macaroni beirut the french presidenent's second visit since the august the fourth explosion. alliances lebanon announces a new prime minister stuff- aidid's appointment hasn't impressed the protesters demanding a reform of the whole. political system. the first to start fly between israel and united arab emirates the firirst sign o of e nenew normalization of relations between the two states. trurump administraration representatives were on the flight. byton tasks

pittsburgh do you feel safe in trump's a america. u us presidet trump though meanwhile they your a question on the matter of commercial wisconsin to stay away. well this is for consumers in the wake of the killing of the weekend of the far right supporter. s. l. trump supporters clashed with black lives matters demonstrators. this is like a virus. thank you very much for being with us emmanuel macron has landed in beirut the french presidential jet touched down around at two hours ago background expectativa to mustapha upbeat. comes to the job was the crisis over the massive explosion in the poport on august the fourthh continues to divide and embracece thehe population w well this is mike n

secondisit since t that explosion he's called in for urgent reforms to satisfy the protesters whoho've been in thte streets sincece october to condemn widespreaead corrurupti. lebanese public life. if you don't want the objective of this visit is to check on the progress of the political situation. steve young who fell in the mountains i want to make sure that it's a government let's mission driven that will serve the lebanese. the benefit if any but they will fight to reform the public market what interests the corruption don't do it justice. and the reform and that's a management all the polls with many of his children and also could you system okay. what's one lonely that's a management of the central bank banking system equipment for you guys these reforms are essential. i simply if they happen to be perceived that the international community because they had a guy from s. eve will support the lebanese people some get ship what's also can't. do people a dividend if.

as well as the demands of the street the rise of the bonds- of the international community and of course lebanon seeking- some kind of bailout was some kind of financial aid which of course will run into millions. those are phones need to be put into place to satisfy- that banking system there are many who to jump. and of course many people still in need of the job now forty two forty eight year old mustapha i deep his last job was as lebanon's ambassador to berlin. with local one of the toughest tasks in this country's history forming an administration as well as all the crisis that has united the country in anger. and as the promise designates has the confidence of the president and the political system. and that's the problem for many ordinary people on the streets have been demonstrations. since last year to change that. he was almost unknown the levin people. it is now propelled

into the public eye. the firm lecturer with. in lower political. mr the was up. chief of staff into eleven. thehe prie minister and billionaire the g. b. cassie. since twentnty thirteen he'd been serving as lebanon's ambassador to germany. but while he's being backed by a majority of mps. protesters had already warned that they would reject any government's forms by at c. the pro movements as in golf lebanon for almost a year. but demonstrates urging for political over hold after growing tired of the elites this is. ruth levin and for r te past d decade. as a result some china lie as a detail on his first term as prime minister at forty eight years old. his new governmements will be expected o lift the lebanon outside the deepening political and economic crisis. which is only worsened since an explosion at favorite sport left two hundred people dead. and d destroyed parts of the capital. lighting can anyone will deal with them in the- lookok in on the- equaly cool within the dalai is jenny.

a few of them on a what's shopping i'm at a the end of ththe of the- another product of the year that there's any. gene out of the holiday most of them so if mr for the is about former of. to rick stay looks to with the it's not monetary fund. internal in observers set to keep a clolose watchch on the changeges they demands to lebanon's sectarian system the imf is made clear that such reforms a compulsory if the country. wants to reach a bailouts agreements. just after he was known. for stuff for deep when to meet residents and might say. when the neighbororhoods most heavily affected by the blast not his predecessor no president michel aoun has been to the neighborhoods since the explosion on the fourth of august. that's broaden the analysis of the task facing at the new man in charge of prime minister designate- mustafa- i. d. but- i'll bring enough for that analysis on a dell researcher on middle east specialilist at the mcg montan- thank you mucuch for joinining -

we've seen a feature about who this man is. we've heard about his background and his credentials but do you think that given the cirircumstancese. given the statate of f things in that. only has a chance of making this work. well thank you for having me goodd eveveni. actually that's a good question- so mr idbs man has been appointed pririme minister after after consultations. conducted today but already already he's facing a lot of rejection from the streets. and he's been knownn to them these people he has no political track record of power. he is not really y political mararchig toto conducts. the reforms in augusta reforms thahat are needd inin lebanonon and he's he's perceived by thehetreetsnd by the opposition the thought what are the resolution. as a leadining man- sort of cover for e political leaders for the signaturee andnd mafia is actuay in power in lebanon rigight now which- really hinders. his ability to conduct the reforms

and you are an expert on an interested observer the question i'm asking is how can someone who was say yesterday and a bass that i. have the. credentialals to suddenly become prime minister. well that's for the you know i he's not exactly. an ambassador in the classical way he's been appointed ambassssador by his former b bo- we got t. and- which is actually has actctually known..o knowledge of. how to conductt a government on how to form a government of technocrats in how to conduct. negotiations that are much needed and mostt of all he is nervrvous hee hasao need t to tennessee from the strereets he hahas no politicicl legigitimacy whichch- will maket very difficult for him.. to conducuct his das ende because nobody in the street is actually cast a vote in his favor to say that he should be elected or empower. does disappointment in many ways and reflect the wider problem in lebanon the whole point about thee system- jobs a friend's. private agreeeements things

behind closed doorsrs the people being frozen out the typype of things that the protest. as one to change. . exactly it really know it the third. of justin rejection if it's similar to diaz rejection and it really shows that in lebanon right not the political and economic in the center situation has reached. a point of no return and it's actually why my crohn's visage was- anxiously expected in and why actually. the lebanese people really rely on trump's to do sort of supports- the revolution sort ofof supports as civil society that is tryiying to gather up- n opposition movements at the moment spent eleven is looking fofor outstside financial help . to bring about change and to make things better for the people out one of the riders that goes with that is reform of the system on your mac on carrying that messagege again hs second visit of course. since the explosion on august the fourth- i mean how important is

it for lebanon that micron's words a are not onlyy heard but acted upon. so it would actutually be vital to lebanon and to top my cruise was acted upon. actually the problem is we're not exactly sure what that it's good that they are going to be you know ii feel that this is s a very strong contrasts with- that his first visit to lebanon and beginning of august- his first visit was really to endorsing to bring. supports just it was just while now he's been greeted at the airporty phone he's going to meet. officials tomorrow of course he's- going to meet a lot of civil society representatives. but everything lies in- basically not only from supporting not only micro support but really. the lebanese civil society and opposition movements to be able to gather and shoot you nice to present a united front center actually. pressure on the

government and i'm calling on your knowledge of lebanon its people and that the problems that they're facing and the thingsgs i feel frustrated and angry about because of the system. right now clearly the country is split in so m many waysys but another way is united in its anger the call for changege and the angnger about e explosion. how important is it that this is sorted out not just for the future. of the country y but the region. well actually your absolutely right on the l line that the- protests and anger is really really strong in lebanon a and actuall. as as everybody knows eleven on is not on lebanon's internal situation is not only important to the lebanese people have it but it's also significance. regarding the entire region stability- you know to that regard it will be very important to see how my call will be handling- the political equation and specifically. that the issue of the hezbollah- hi

will this is going to be included in future talks how will the us will not. be included in future governments and how this will. indeed. affects regional stability l los lots of issues on the table and get the oil from the us to montana thank y you verery muchr talkingg us through. what this it means of course- money back on second visit as the explosion. and lots of extreme importations to be tackled alcatel from the outseset you mountain thank you very much for joining. us on france twenty four we appreciate your time thank you. and that would have. on that money makan and as a coach now and midnight paris time. next an israeli el al airlines jet flew from israel to the uae for the first time this monday. first have a direct commercial passenger flight between the two countries. the star moment was the result of the u. s. brokered deal to normalize relations between. israel and the uae it's notifies the long clandestine ties that. involved between them over years of shared hostility in particular

towards iran. history was in the making as this boeing seven three seven nine hundred made its final approach towards apple dobby. a three hour journey from tel aviv mocks the first ever direct commercial flights between israel and the united arab emirates. with senior us and israeli officials on board. on the plane we asked the pilots to fly faster. because there is great urgency between the people of both countries to break down old barriers to get to know each other to form new and hopefully very deep friendships. the flight began the implementation of a us brokered peace deal announced in mid august. which would make the amorites the fast gulf country and only the sad arab nation to establish relations with israel. even before it cuts down like l. y. nine s seven one made hisistorys saudi arabia allowed it to use

its s. space which is normally closed to israeli as traffic. the kingdom still officially refuses to normalize ties. in a phone callll with his delegation on boardrd. israel's prime minister hailed the symbolic the seat of a recently reacheded a peace e deal with the i insure anand then thehe simple decidesu are trtraveling on t the fast on israeli flights over saudi arabia on routes to making historicic peace with the ununid arab emirates. i'm excited because i worked towards this goal for decades. the plane scattered the gulf states of qatar and bahrain which have so far declined to follow the emirates madade. israel and the uae have long kept on the unofficial relationship over mutual interests and shed any teeth was iran. the deal opens the door for trade and investment and paves the way for an consummate tree corporation. x. eleven paris returned to the u. s. presidential electionn camampain joe biden asks pittsburgh do

you feel safe e in trump's america. in all the us president donald trump has ignored a request from the matter of kenosha. wisconsin to stay away. hello this is portland oregon simmers in the wake of the killing of the weekend of a far right supporter as elsewhere trump supporters faced off with. black lives matters demonstrators let's hear now from joeoe biden. this president long ago forfeited any moral leadership in this country. he can't stop the violence because for years she's formatted. you know he may belieieve bobby the words law and order makes a strong. but his failure to call on his own supporters to stop acting as a normal issue in this country shows how weak he is. some democrats apparently there was a concern that joe biden wasn't up pushing back hard enough on the issue of law and order which of course is one of the main planks. of donald trump's campaign one

this david smith the washington bureau chief of the guardian newspaper. reporter there was some panic among democratshat joe biden was notot pushing back hard enough all this golden message sorryry. he said he came out so strongly today. as you heard that he wants to point out s so some of the irony of this that- the- vioiolence the vandalism is happening in a country where donald trump is already presidents- this drop was the man whoho spoke aboutut americanan collele. he'ss warnig of more atattacks on thee bottom but t this is actuallyly happeng on his watch i'm you heard there was well i didn't say trump is fading to condememn. violence instigated by trump sensible since we saw some of acting portland on that saturday night too and- trump supporters in a truck straight three tile even firing- cable guy lose assets- journalists and citizens and- others. trump actually- tweeted a video of it

as it approving office- so that so. that i can getet that many i think by also wants to really rejectcts- trump's message that so you will not be safe i in joe biden's ameririca. by just popointing out this- not saying me- has trump stoked racial divisions- leading to some of our clients are saying now but but trump is not s so i kept a a huhured eightyty thousand americans s saf from ththe viri. gogoals widespread grief that he's also not cat safafe businesses that suffered the- the economic collapse- but all of that said to i think trump will be pleased that- the law and order is taking center stage that that plays. i into into his h hands in some ways surpassed house you'll see kind of loosen about goals he's having a connection to keep its up front and. center of public

attention. theyey smith why. bureau chief that as to us from the capitol to about joe. and we course will continue to cover or- of the presidential campaign enough fifty fifty. to make sure that southern comply. of any designed. nature i told me if us. straight down ththe middlele hit from. t twenty fof. ththat's t the son of a *-*- ke moody jojohn us one of the bigig storors summes bebeenick tockck that's the judges he to its liberal tray. it's to school but also back to normal here for us yet fronts att twenty people were still coming because it nineteen but hoping the course the coming back together. respecting the distance keep a little space between us wehrey must wash your hands will will keep things okay around the office so fingers crossed on that one. and as part of this great virtue as the french say i do the tick tock special here the first of a dumb one a little shorort film with kate walking away from the use of justice of the peace the fact that we are back in business. i'm fully enough to talk is kate's first story the chinese video o on the spot global tensions which donald trump has threatened to ban. now we deal to- sell it

could be in jeopardy number by now officially on my film help sell it but- you watch it later it's quite funny you walk away. as if you were disgusted with people obviously not i'm just trying to keep the distances between. the this is the summer that everybody started hearing about tech talk is it because donald trump mentioneded it and said that he might ban it because of security concerns- the apppp now has two weeks. to essentially be sold to someone that trump approves of otherwise it its operations in the united states will be shut down the chinese government though is imposing new restrictions on the export of artificial intelligence. just as t that out prepares t to announce a a possible. buyout deal. generally has more. it's a move that could delay. a my- billion. deal china has of. its export restrictions last for the first time in twelve years. just as video app take talk tries to find speeches to tatakeover celebrations in the . s. australia and new zealand. beijing insists that they moved to guarantee. and national

economic security. well the main reasons behind releasing the counselor to regulate techchnology export management n facilitate technological development cooperate with foreign countries and to safeguardd national economic security. take talks china based company bite down south to it head to the new regulations that effectively banned standing is also official intelligence technolology. politics a spanner in the works for the social media apps as the trump administration deadline edges clcloser. washinington demanded that take talks us operationss be sold will be bounded by september fifteenth citing security concerns surrounding the personal data it collects. though a recent poll says 40%0% of americans back trumpmp's executive order the decision it could upset the apps somee one hundred million us based uses. tech talk on j japan s. c. a ban could have a ripple effect across several industries. maybe people shut down- you

know sales in store and they were gonna do any commerce strategy that i iolved t tick tock. it could affect a lot of industries but y yh especiaially the music industry just because so many songs go viral from tech talk. the apps w which have been enough to attract household names microsoft and walmart have joined forces to bid against tech giant oracle but a produduct is stripped of itits key ingredients could drie their office down. or even get in the way. just give it up it might tick tock film if you me him that with a lot of likes but finally the phone instagram so i'm going to check on sick talk to see how it's going but- we're getting like the law can we might be new stars. well i think the chance you m might be we'll have to work on it together anyway. this is why we're thrilled to be back in the studio together we can't do these d drugshen we'ree at socially distant too far. we're going on to the next business story of the day the head of the world trarade o organization has formally stepped down. rorobert as video announced that surprise resignanation in may ending his tererm a full yearr

early. eight candidates are now vying to replace him front runners include kenya's a minimum haunted by juries and gotten goes the okonjo iweala and the u. k.'s liam fox decision isn't due untntil november. but whoever is chosen by the hundred and sixty four member states faces an uphill battle to reform an organization that's in crisis the wto has become less relevant. as global trade tensions and *-*- for tat tariffs layered up. its court of appeals has been virtually crippled by washington's refusal to approve new judges. we have achieved a lot of chicken on the day's trading action now the dow jones closed two hundred pointsts. but still recorded its best august since the nineteen eighties shares of both apple and tesla traded higher on the first day of a stock split and that boost to trade on the nasdaq. earlier at london's footsie one hundred was closed for bank holiday but the other major european indices closed lower the account down over 1% despite an 18% jump. for the french utility group suez. india economy contracted the fastest pace on record in the second

quarter of this year. as the country was hit by the corona virus pandemic. officicial statisticscs released this mondy show g gdp growth dropped by nearly 24% from april to june. compared to the same period a year earlier. india's lockdown was among the strictest in the world when it began in march. the covert nineteen cases have since soared. analysts say the economic damage was worse than expected and as the pandemicc continues to spreaead in india. the already struggling economy is facing its worst recession in decades. well the u. k. has also been plunged intoo recession and a british hospitality i industry is s now urging the g government to exted a program which subsidized discounts in restaurants. the eat out to help out program was launched as part of a broader stimulus plan to encourage customers to pay. to spend more money post l lockdown. it expirs this eveningng- expiring officially on september the first diners on certain days got half off their trackss up to a c certain amount.t. eighty for thousand outlets had signed up for that scheme and mark

industry groups were reporting more diners and at the same time a year earlier. now they say they're very worried about their future after these discounts come to an end and he's had some very worrying time for everybody and on this basis i think just crososs our fingers and h hope it t works ot to kate. thank you as at the very much indeed for the business. i'm not to talk things gettiting morore morore e so we'll keep that one dated as well. let's turn now to the king of social networking himself judge greene are great to see so. it's good to see you unless nice to see you back i in the studio we've had a- difficult time being social justice and stuff so it's ninice toto see youou as quickly a as e likely around the office of course but- with the moscow civil to recognize and sometimes. you can look at reactions to lebanon's new. prime minister designate. the lebanese aren't too convinced on twitter about this choice market they think i it's a superfrficial change that they don't think it's reaeally going to change much at all. and let's take a look at some of the reactions. on twitter residents in the hard hit mark mchale neighborhood. kick coach just appointed prime minister

designate the stuff i did this he was a walk about here mark and- one of the sun on this but let's just say he didn't get a very warm welcocome- i in the neighborhood that have been devastated by the beirut last.t. week the protest movement don't want you you are from the ruling elites not the people so. understand the still alarm of anger. among celebrities people a month after the blast on the sense that their body polilitic let them down badly. at this is that the spelling of the previous prime minister hassan di ob. and mustafa a deep do. you have an i. d. does actually one. it's this it's same as- x. and i. if you like it so do you have any. and so what they've done here is they've come. after aroround theree more to s. it's just like move the pieces arouound on e e on on thee- on e spot publicly t taken just m mog the pieces around it's not rereally changing anything. the superficial change. this is another image illustrating the same. thing sort of iphone s. iphone s. six s. iphone six iphone six s. what's the difference really. you know it's kind of it just not not changing much. that's a more vulgar illustration of the same sentiments. with middle fingers

in the place of fat one of the letters in the name. and finally this comment two sides of the same coin so three expressing the same sentiment the whole way through and this. this is saying is- in a more. and i suppose like more detailed with an interview by. i mean okay yeah i'm an expert at the london based international institute for strategic studies. he saying the system is kind of defending itself in other words the lebanese establishment. all the while it is still sinking so with with the boat is going down and it's yet still trying to kind of. shuffle the same. memberss of the deck of cards if you like twenty times- so live up there's always a lot more teeth in that interview but that's the essence of what makes a real sense than to. use that line from the song by the who meet the new boss same as the old boss. that's exactly it and- won't get fooled again perhaps i might let's hope they don't right. next to the controversy here in france. because we're in france. a left wing mp of african heritage. was depicted as a slave in cartoons published by. the far riright magazine. this is not correct to l. and to the- this that the they they had at their

most recent. issueue was on. sot of rising upon rest i'm very they were very heavily focused on the idea of bono's net that's race daniel so. in that issue there was a kind of a fictional story. and this is a summer series at that hardware. all the politicians referred were featured in other fictional stories for example from suffield former prime minister presidential contest. he was fifth featured in this story- customers have ever ever evever figuree back in the timef the revolution right. and she was. cast. in the story back in the time of slay. and offer. and they were one image her. at you can see it here on our own twitter account work that's- her that's a depiction of her. with chains are her neck no matter trailers. there was nothing. about this we were. her in the ashes. context because she frequently questions france's role. in in in in in colonization and- slavery and blah blah and- so we were just sort of. put you in that period of history. at two took took took to right some wrongs in terms of how she would depepict. it sounds it sounds like somomeone saying i

was only jokingg he didn't mean it r right but- it iss still imagine it's the v visual. and that is of exexactly thatt is extrtremely insulting for somebody oafrican hardly the content on it so it what happened was it so. cheap for so she tweeted about hers. i bought- the paris prosecutor's opened- and query. so it's been taken very seriously. a manual mccall who previously give an interview to this might. and you criticized the house. that he made of. phone call to her to say that he defends her and he's on her side in this. annual event has been in the studio of insecurity speaks great english is extreme intell

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