they still want foreign investment, even though china is a rich country now.t is doing that, it is opening up its markets, it is giving more access, they feel that they are trying to level the playing field. what would your response beta that?” level the playing field. what would your response beta that? i think that the openings suggesting recently a re that the openings suggesting recently are a good start. —— been to that. a market can open, officially, and yet there are still barriers. yes, we are opening up this market for you but you need to get a certificate to do business and thatis get a certificate to do business and that is a whole mother issue. —— another. —— ‘nother. this has been a problem for china for basically the last 30 years. and is investigating claims that its employees accepted bribes in exchange for leaking confidential sales data. independent sellers were also allowed to delete negative reviews and restore band accounts for payments between 80 and $2000, according to allegations in the wall streetjournal. they said the practice was par

growth outpaces construction but residents the world over put at least part of the blame on foreign investment driving up prices in an era of cheap money to tackle the problem berlin's local government is currently mulling a plan to restrict foreign ownership of homes. a few months ago there was nothing more here than muddy fields now construction workers are busy around the clock the group has invested three point five billion u.s. dollars in a plant that will money factor cars under lector exclusion. the site's located near the port city of haifa and covers three hundred thirty five hectors the project has generated enormous interest especially from those hoping to become trainees. this is. it's always been the dream to have its own car brand then fast it's like a magnus to give you an example. we had two hundred apprenticeship positions to fill in the first year. and received more than four thousand applications for. the apprentice mechanics and engineers received german style training sixty percent tractors and forty percent theory the german chamber of commerce and says he helped with the

the church's economy is basically on the floor it's they have tremendous inflation they need foreign investment and they hope for german investment and germany has said again and again they won't offer help. direct way but they would wish that the conditions for german business in turkey would become better again so germany has said for example that it would that it would help foster an investment of a german business building a huge railway project in turkey but germany always says business at the moment is very difficult with turkey since companies contrary lie on the rule of law in turkey business people cond rely on human rights in turkey and all these conditions have to be improved and then business will start. from itself and germany and german companies could invest again in turkey and that could then help the church economy get on its feet again ok fog and those are two points we're going to be talking about today the reliability of the german or the turkish economy rather and its political scene and if germany will be coughing up any cash for ankara for now though thanks very much for

i'm a foreigner come invest in russia i'm looking for an offense and russia if i find i have investments in russia and if i find the right things at the right price i would buy more russia russia i have learned also helio over the years that when a market. so even you should be looking at that market because chances are there are opportunities that's when things are cheap now i know your parents taught you to buy low and sell high when something's hated like russia it's slow. mr rogers let's talk about this. in the new media is so to say a trade war for example when america trumps america starting one against trying now is there any particular role that forms like this one may play when it comes to trade trade wars have never worked for anybody and no one is going to ever want to trade war so this is not a good thing is happening or in this like this everybody can find new ways to trade with each other even if there are trade wars it's expensive perhaps but this is a good way for people to share and say what do we do and anybody who knows history and economics knows trade wars don't work

the united states has recently strengthened laws to better screen foreign investments in our country for national security threats. and we welcome cooperation with countries in this region and around the world that wish to do the same you need to do it for your own protection. the united states is also working with partners in latin america to confront threats to sovereignty from uncontrolled migration tolerance for human struggling. and human smuggling and trafficking. is not you mane it's a horrible thing that's going on at levels that nobody is ever seen before it's very very cruel. and illegal immigration funds criminal networks ruthless gangs and the flow of deadly drugs illegal immigration exploits vulnerable populations hurts hardworking citizens and has produced a vicious cycle of crime violence and poverty. only by upholding national borders. destroying criminal gangs can we break this cycle in the stablish a real foundation for prosperity. we recognize the right of every nation in this room to set its own immigration policy in accordance with its national interests. just as

growth outpaces construction but residents the world over put at least part of the blame on foreign investment driving up prices in an era of cheap money in berlin the local government has said it was mulling restricting the foreign ownership of homes that idea wouldn't be original in a bid to counter house price growth and homelessness new zealand passed a law just last month banning foreigners from purchasing existing houses a step further from foreign ownership taxes imposed in other cities like toronto. many question just how much these measures will help bring prices down for now housing prices are still in danger of overheating. the migration situation in europe was high on the agenda at the e.u. leaders summit in australia thursday the big challenge is getting the millions of migrants into work and quickly small businesses are leading the way because they often struggle to fill vacancies as an example from the various shops. that are. driving large amounts of beer around that slum in seventy s. main job. he's employed by the hallowed brewery. i'm sure proud about helen. just because of

wants to use tariffs to pressure beijing to negotiate new deals with concessions on rules for foreign investments and intellectual property but some already fear the plan could backfire. this week beijing responded to washington's latest terrace with its own levies on sixty billion dollars of american products among the goods it's targeting china has included liquefied natural gas or oil and sheet that could undermine u.s. prison terms ambition to make the u.s. a global energy leader last year china was the world's second largest importer of l n g after japan and slightly ahead of south korea asia is an important market for american suppliers so the chinese tariffs will hurt them the new tariffs also target u.s. meat and wheat so farmers will be affected as well a move that didn't go down well at the white house twee said halt china has openly stated that they are actively trying to impact and change our election by attacking all farmers ranchers and industrial workers because of their loyalty to me and quote china's retaliatory tariffs by hitting where it hurts so i've been to farmers who are am

growth outpaces construction but residents the world over put at least part of the blame on foreign investment driving up prices in an era of cheap money in berlin the local government has said it was mulling restricting the foreign ownership of homes that idea wouldn't be original in a bid to counter house price growth and homelessness new zealand passed a law just last month banning foreigners from purchasing existing houses a step further from foreign ownership taxes imposed in other cities like toronto many question just how much these measures will help bring prices down for now housing prices are still in danger of overheating. turkey on thursday cut its growth forecasts in half for this year and next this comes a circus finance minister abbott out iraq travel to berlin on friday carrying some heavy a comic baggage the lira has lost forty percent this year and there's a deep rift with the united states inflation is now over twenty percent and the situation is getting worse every day. knowledge is stuff still have work to do but it gets harder by the day eight years ago he set up on his o

was cut from three million to half a million dollars the cuts appear to be aimed at boosting foreign investment flows and propping up the ailing turkish lira. tesla has confirmed the u.s. justice department justice department has opened a fraud investigation after c.e.o. elon musk tweeted last month that he wanted to take the electric car maker private and has secured funding to do so tesla stock jumped on the news before musk then backed off talk of going private normally such a huge company would have to explain plain plans like that to regulators the securities and change exchange commission s.e.c. is also looking into allegations musk manipulated the stock with this tweet tesla's shares are down almost as a third since the initial tweets. and that wraps up our show if you want more to check out our social media feeds for now for me and the entire team here in berlin thanks for watching. enjoy the conflict zone confronting the powerful this week conflict zone is going to be an up to talk to us from foreign minister. she was nominated for the post by the end of a gracious and while we in the

growth outpaces construction but residents the world over put at least part of the blame on foreign investment driving up prices in an era of cheap money in berlin the local government has said it was mulling restricting the foreign ownership of homes that idea wouldn't be original in a bid to counter house price growth and homelessness new zealand passed the law just last month banning foreigners from purchasing existing houses a step further from foreign ownership taxes imposed in other cities like toronto. many question just how much these measures will help bring prices down for now housing prices are still in danger of overheating. so how to solve the crisis in ers eventually housing are not joined by thomas byerly he's a real estate analyst with the tele a large european property investor headquartered in sweden thomas property investors like your company which he loves ones painted as the ultimate bad guys not only here in germany do we need more regulation to keep people in check and make sure you don't and more money. well i think we don't i don't personally think that we are the bad

they still want foreign investment, even though china is a rich country now.between the us and china. how did you see this trade warending? china. how did you see this trade war ending? we don't have much trust between the two countries. and i think that is legitimate on both sides, frankly. the way we are going about it now doesn't seem to be the best way of building trust. so having said that, how are we going to come out of this? i would really like to see serious time limited results oriented negotiation in which chinese will address market opening, reciprocal treatment. which chinese will address market opening, reciprocaltreatment. let's quickly show you the markets now. the typhoon that is ripping through the region, macau, many gaming and casino stocks are down significantly because of the damage that it is likely to cause. up next — newsbriefing. a new way of measuring poverty in the uk is being proposed, to include unavoidable costs like child care that some people face. alison holt has more. jenny has multiple sclerosis. she is also a single mum wit

it lip will help to finalize or you know get back refugees or attract you know investments foreign investments that let me ask you about the sort of the language that the leaders employ because president ed though on the tough cookie that he is usually very blunt in laying out his argument and during this meeting in. the future call duration to russia and turkey depend on the outcome of the lead question which to me is you know it's a plain blackmail and yet president putin who is supposedly so much so much concerned about you know looking tough and mass killer he was very self spoken he went out of his way to stress how much he agrees with president and go on why is that. well again coming back to the mere idea that took is very important for russia both in syria and even outside of it so to have a nato member country which supports your policies in the country which counterbalancing actually it's dear colleagues of the north atlantic alliance. balancing their criticism of this i think it's quite important for from moscow and with without having to go on board with his policy on syria or the

it would be surprising if canada was one that threw themselves open to foreign investment. nafta is one of the few trade agreements where canada has protected culture. so it is unique in that respect. of the day,the end there probably will be provisions on culture, similar to nafta. i'm not that concerned about that. on the other hand, i think we will likely see a very different investment chapter from the nafta chapter, and further to the point that has been made already, i think businesses are going to have to adapt very much to the nafta 2.0. the rules of origin will be different for autos. we will seew what for other industries as well. i think we should be prepared, to seee is an agreement, very different provisions, and businesses will have to adapt significantly. i am prepared to see some real , ifrises in the text indeed, they are successful. when it comes to intellectual property, what was agreed between the u.s. and mexico, how much can canada agree to? debra: i think probably most of it. a lot of it was already in the text of the agreement that canada now has bef

the goal is to get support from foreign investments and to boost tourism. north korea is dealing with internationalr sanctions o its weapons program. >> reporter: in california, delition work on a old bridge is complete with twove massi explosions. in san francisco, check this out,boom. california ploded two of them.he remember they blew up the wilson bridge. they said the person with the worst commute gotre to pss the plunger. >> i remember that, yes. 10:30 right now. taking a live look at the loomy sunday morning a lot of us are waking up to. no dry patches. today anywhe we're bracing for more rain and >>> welme back. we have a flood watch for our entire region until 6:00 a.m. monday morning. we have flood warnings through maryland and the eastern panhandle of west virginia. sscouple inches of rain have falling ache area. we'll have more rain through the day today. a chance for tomorrow morning and then again storm afternoon and we' keep chances this week, then our focus on friday tus to florence. we're showing you the latest track to let you know what to

the united states has recently strengthened our loss to better screen foreign investments in our country for national security threats. and we welcome cooperation to countries of this region and around the world that wish to do the same. you need to do that for your own protection. the united states is also working with partners in latin america to confront threats from uncontrolled migration. tolerance for the human struggle and smuggling and trafficking is not humane. it is a horrible thing that is going on. at levels nobody has ever seen before. it is very very cruel and illegal immigration funds criminal networks and ruthless gangs and the flow of deadly drugs. illegal immigration exploits vulnerable populations, hurts hard-working citizens and has produced a vicious cycle of crime and violence and poverty. only by national borders or to destroy national gangs can we break this cycle to establish a foundation for prosperity. we recognize the right of every nation in this room on immigration policy in accordance with national interest. just as we ask other countries to respect our own

use these tariffs to pressure beijing to negotiate new deals with concessions of rules for foreign investmentsnd intellectual property. some fear this plan could backfire. reporter: this week, beijing responded to washington's latest tariffs with its own levies on $60 billion of american products. among the goods it is targeting, liquefied natural gas. that could undermine u.s. president trump's ambition to make the u.s. a global energy leader. last year china was the world's second-largest importer of lng after japan and head of south korea. asia is an important market for ameran suppliers, so chinese taffs will hurt them. new tariffs also target u.s. meat and whaeter -- and wheat. trump tweeted, quote, china has openly stated they are actively trying to impact and change our election by tacking ou farmers, ranchers, a industrial workers because of their loyalty toe. china's retiatory tariffs a hitting where it is hurting. soybean farmers are now receiving aid from the u.s. government to help offset major losses. tech companies are also worried, despite being unscathed for now. apple's produc

outside world first and foremost we are a nation right now the dire economic boost we need foreign investment for. a in two thousand and fifteen to monday set up a website where people can report incidences of corruption amongst doctors officials and politicians all anonymously around eight hundred thousand people have visited the site so far but she says it hasn't really changed anything you are working on the awareness of the greeks of there are other things. to stop corruption maybe some legal measures that are needed the risks need to be higher law enforcement needs to actually happen i feel the greeks we have we have a plethora of laws that deal with corruption one thing we don't have is a whistleblower law and we are one of the very few e.u. countries that don't actually have one and we haven't ratified it so i think adopting a whistleblower law that would protect individuals who speak for the public interest by uncovering fraud waste and abuse would be seen to uncovering a lot of corrupt practices that have gone undetected do you feel sometimes like a lone wolf fighting against corrupt

the united states has recently strengthened our laws to better screen foreign investments in our country for national security threats. and we welcome cooperation with countries in this region and around the world. that wish to do the same you need to do it for your own protection. the united states is also working with partners in latin america to confront threats to sovereignty from uncontrolled migration tolerance for human struggling. and human smuggling and trafficking. is not you mane it's a horrible thing that's going on at levels that nobody is ever seen before it's very very cruel. and illegal immigration funds criminal networks ruthless gangs and the flow of deadly drugs illegal immigration exploits vulnerable populations hurts hard working citizens and has produced a vicious cycle of crime violence and poverty. only by upholding national borders destroying criminal gangs can we break this cycle in establishing a real foundation for prosperity. we recognize the right of every nation in this room to set its own immigration policy in accordance with its national interests. just a

from three million to five hundred thousand dollars because appeared to be aimed at boosting foreign investment flows and propping up the ailing turkish lira. the future of train travel is on display in berlin the biannual in all trans fare showcases new technologies and some comfortable options for travelers times are less comfortable for german train makers however they are largely dependent on exporting their goods but the competition is getting stronger. stumbled into the inner trans trade fair and you'd be forgiven for thinking it's little more than a lot of men looking at a lot of trades but many of these people are transport experts keenly the competition they're excited about what they can see and what they can touch and they're checking out the newest mechanisms to connect one train carriage to another device known as the coupling truck was as good doesn't there shako from sounds good saturday and we're looking at the couplings on all the trains here is about this train is really interesting because the couplings are relatively small my colleagues going right in their face and he has t

isn't it other things like foreign investment as well >> well, obviously foreign investment is mostly new york city but really the problem in new york city is oversupply. there has been just a huge amount of construction of brand-new condominiums come at all price points this is other supply in all points you can't look around five blocks without seeing a crane. you have oversupply, higher mortgage rates plus prices overheating over the past years there's a limit to what buyers can do >> diana, is there a connection in new york city between the buying and selling market and the rental market? because the rental market has been very we can in new york and if you thinking of buying in new york you can get an advantageous rent. how does the trade off work in a market like new york city. >> well actually new york is like other big cities like d.c. also we saw a new supply of condense os but new rental apartments in new york city, in washington, d.c., in chicago, all over the place we have seen big supply, commercial construction of new apartments and kondos the last several years. that mu

economy and to expand its influence china has embarked on what is probably the most ambitious foreign investment campaign in history presidencies belton road initiative extends from china to western europe and other parts of the world by land and sea it performs some of the functions of washington's large foreign aid budget but more than that it has the potential to create longer term revenue ties and dependencies even if china's leaders don't want to become the next global superpower the need to promote and protect such widespread investments could take them there so the fact that they have these investments on less the u.s. sanctions along that line there and this is the most important because clearly that the u.s. is not concerned about maritime power they know that they have all the aircraft landing carriers so they don't need to worry about that they don't need to sanction these countries that china's using the maritime they need to sanction all those countries and prevent that that is an expensive for them project that's like a lot of money to sustain that's them pyar that doesn't come che

it lip will help to finalize or you know get back refugees or attract you know investments foreign investments let me ask you about the sort of the language that the leaders employ because president ed though on the tough cookie that he is usually very blunt in laying out his argument and during this meeting intact rock essentially sad. in the future called duration to russia and turkey depend on the outcome of the question of each to me is you know it's a plain blackmail and yet president putin who is supposedly so much so much concern of slaughtering people with the use of chemical weapons you know i question some comes politically domestically why there are the on as a president can continue its you know negotiating with russia if russia indeed back such a horrible crime so as far as i remember didn't say specifically that you know russia to blame and to accuse of you know chemical attack an attack is this present get out of that of course i mean assad i mean everyone can accuse a on the on that but there was no word of criticism on russia public criticism of russia put his policy in syria

in energy and electricity where they hadn't been any investment for ten or twelve years but also the foreign direct investment investors who are going to have to bear some of the additional losses but that fifty billion dollars i.m.f. loan is that going to be enough to fix and tina's economy it will be but looking back to previous balance of payments crises of this nature whether it's russia mexico twenty four years ago indonesia and the like the important thing is that the measures need to be taken up front but i don't know whether they will be successful for six or twelve months and there will always be aftershocks the main thing to do is just to maintain confidence stick with the program because if it is the right program and chances are that in argentina they are moving in the right direction but be patient and not expect any overnight successes richard really good to talk to you on counting the cost as always many thanks indeed for being with us thank you. well argentina's sinking economy and currency crash is starting to have a negative impact on one of latin america's most stable econ

is high amongst the youth do you think this kind of reform process is going to bring in foreign direct investment and and spur the economic scene. absolutely i think the fact that there was this cloud of uncertainty in insecurity in ethiopia one thirty two years going to make developments very much. according to figures if you were one of the fastest growing economies in the world of the workforce of the last in it was growing by double digits. i'm not highly sure of that act of course is consistent with the data from one of bank and i.m.f. but part of it there were very simple developments in ethiopia was of course of the last ten fifteen years but with this clouds around the viability of the well being listed as a result of this change that it's taking tests but also the changes that are taking place within the region and i think index i wouldn't call on all sectors in terms of economic stability political stability also the regional situation can call and that would provide i think a very good condition for foreign direct investment to come in because that is one of the key seconds account in