left the icc, we want to go back in there. by and large, you have been applauded for your efforts but there are some alarms that are being sounded about what is happening in the gambia, and i want to give you one example of that. a doctor, a lecturer in politics at the university of the gambia, injanuary he was arrested by the police and he does not know why. he is detained, he is now being freed and it was all because he wrote some in the gambian press which was not to your government's liking. i was expecting this question. it is not a surprise. yes. 0ne question. it is not a surprise. yes. one thing question. it is not a surprise. yes. 0ne thingi question. it is not a surprise. yes. one thing i want to make clear he... the doctor and everyone in the gambia are all equal in front of the law. the police are there to do theirjob. if they

you released all political prisoners, you said jammeh was wrong, the gambia shouldn't have left the iccnd, you know, by and large, you've been applauded for your efforts, but there are some alarms that are being sounded, aren't there, about what is happening in the gambia? and i want to give you one example of that. dr ismaila ceesay, a lecturer in politics at the university of the gambia, injanuary he's arrested by the police and he doesn't know why. he's detained, he's now been freed, and it was all because he wrote some things in the gambian press which wasn't to your government's liking. i was expecting this question. there you are. this — it's not a surprise. yes. there's one thing i want to make clear here. dr ismaila ceesay and everyone in gambia are all equal in front of the law. the police are there to do theirjob. if they feel anybody should be questioned by them, i think it is within their mandate. under gambian laws, you can question anybody within 72 hours, and ismaila ceesay was called for questioning. he wrote something in the newspapers that was about security... i can t

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myanmar is not a member of the icc, but bangladesh is.man chancellor angela merkel has gathered her cabinet for a two day retreat to hammer out the details of her government's program. on the agenda are drafting a new budget and reforming germany's refugee policy. the jets will also be seeking to forge some team spirit after repeated infighting in recent weeks. you're watching "dw news." still to come, the organization for the prevention of chemical weapons says it is sending inspectors this -- inspectors to syria. but can a showdown between the u.s. and russia be avoided? the poisoned daughter of a former russian spy has left the hospital in britain. yulia skripal has been taken to a secure and secret location. we will have a look at her remarkable recovery. let's get some business news now. volkswagen is in the spotlight and believe it or not, it is not because of dirty diesel. javier: how is that for a change? volkswagen wants to begin a new chapter in his corporate history after the dieselgate scandal and it plans on doing it without

, how can the icc start having influence over countries like the us that have not signed onto it and how can the crime of aggression be stopped worldwide? >> i will take a couple more questions, this gentleman right here. >> steve winters, independent consultant, you mentioned making of ai from the defense department, what about antidotes to ai, are we looking for those? elon musk, when he started his open ai initiative, it would be dangerous for one great company, the defense department to have ai abilities beyond anybody else. there is debate and resistance for everybody having ai, and vladimir putin said he wanted ai, not for us. >> back to the panel. somebody has the microphone. we will come back to you, over georgetown, to the principle of proportionality. can't target a particular weapon unless consequences and casualties are justified in terms of military game and the principle of proportionality something relevant to the ongoing discussions in geneva. >> in ai system will have to comply with principal proportionality, there's a good article by ian henderson and kate reeve at

and also about does the icc -- having the icc start influence over countries such as the u.s. that have not signed on to it, and how can the crime of aggression be stopped worldwide >> i will take a couple more questions. right year. yes. >> i am c winters. -- steve winters. the possible leaking of ai from defense department, and you said what about antidotes? are we looking for those? i want to ask this point that asked.ost -- elon musk it would be dangerous for one great company or one defense abilities to have ai way beyond everybody else. yet, there is a big debate and a lot of resistance to the idea of everyone having ai because that is the bad guys who will have ai. how does the ethics of that come out? even president clinton said he wanted ai for everybody, i.e., not for us, the u.s., but many countries. >> we'll take one more. i'm sorry. someone already has the microphone. where is the microphone? we will come back to you. >> my name is marc mccarthy. i teach a course on ai and ethical issues over at georgetown. my question has to do with the principle of proportionali

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rishaad: we have the hong kong observation wheel in the foreground, and the icc in the background ast victoria harbour, counting down to the start of the trading day. these of the moving parts and play. trade wars, trade tensions, 25% tariffs on $50 billion worth of chinese goods, targeting 1300 product lines chiefly in the high tech space, also aiming at this policy by the beijing come the made in china 2025 wish list. no response yet from authorities, but the embassy said there is an old chinese saying, it is only polite to reciprocate, so expecting something back. caixin services index in 15 minutes. building approvals, reserve bank of india on interest rates, nonfarm payrolls friday. here is sophie. sophie: with the u.s. and china ratcheting up tariff talk, politely, moves anticipated and widers to be affected, a net of products with that 25% levy, but investors are taking the latest news in stride. shanghai shares gaining .4%. in hong kong, the hang seng gaining ground. the h-share index climbing .3% today. on the hang seng, telcos leading gains. let's check in on chinese carmak

. ♪ ♪ icc, this is 929. we are counting down to the start of the trading day.f the s&p reporting earnings. we have the likes of microsoft, amazon, twitter. you can go to alphabet or google if you want. haveank of china, we also samsung, halliburton as well. geopolitics taking center stage. steve mnuchin is considering this. this is after last week's advantage. treasury yields continue to rise, thought to about 2.96 at the moment. this is where data, ecb and the u.s.. without further ado, here she is. >> we are seeing shares extend despite hint of a u.s. china trade truce which could provide some encouragement on some stocks that are focused thinking by the daily limit and shenzhen. that is going up about a third of a percent. now over in hong kong, we're seeing the hans saying there's ground with tech stocks leading that drag including technology, lenovo. they saw 11% increase in revenue. phase, the pboc weakens the devotees, emerging assets are under pressure given that uptick in u.s. treasury yields. let's check in on pyongyang after goldman sachs resumes cov

icc your citizens that can't eat.re spending millions and millions of dollars on these immigrants so that they can survive. you are giving them food and utilities. you are giving the money to live on while the senior citizens are struggling to make ends meet because some ass in congress says i cannot live on $200,000 a year and i need a raise. host: on the travel ban, make your point toward that. caller: how can you tell the market people it is fine for these immigrants to be here and be against what trump wants? you do not invite someone to dinner who is trying to kill you. what about your homeless veterans and senior citizens? host: we believe that there. guest: this does not strike me necessarily as a partisan issue . it's a congress that has worked in different manifestations and with different presidents to give us the immigration law that we have now and as the backdrop for this case. it was president bush who was engaged with congress after 9/11 about immigration policy. and it was president bush who helped fra