a lot of finger pointing at the world trade organization on monday and most of the fingers pointed at washington the united states faces sharp rebuke from some of its main trading partners europe even accusing the u.s. of endangering the whole world economy also on the program misleading investors and money laundering malaysian prosecutors take aim at u.s. investment giant goldman sachs lodging criminal charges of trying to reclaim billions of dollars in the massive. debt and flying cars yes flying cars they are becoming a thing to combat the gridlock in cities the idea it is slowly gaining funding. come to the program the european union says the united states is the epicenter of the deep crisis multilateral trade is going through at the moment and you official made the comment at a gathering of the world trade organization in geneva on monday and other members there didn't sugarcoat their words either the u.s. claim china is quote unfair competitive practices were harming foreign companies beijing fired back slamming washington's tariffs. for months now china and the u.s. have traded

business been a demand by the united states who says that the world trade organization has failed to hold raging accountable for what they say are unfair trade practices but the other major issue is climate change and that's a big issue because donald trump is very quite skeptical about the existence of global warming and we do know that they're being extremely kerfoot on wording they do not want for example the paris climate accords mentioned in this however european members of the european union's are saying that the agreement is not going to back track so this is a very very important what we're being told is that this year this summit has been much more challenging than previous year because there was a lot of focus for example on trying to prevent donald trump for giving like thumb it like it happened in the past but also because of the. and of other issues that happened during this summer's the trade war between the united states and china tensions between the united states and russia between russia and ukraine amongst the presence of mohammed bin salamander and the killing of.

and china but they have pledged to reform the world trade organization other topics that get a mention include. vow to tackle the source of refugee movements while the us reaffirmed its commitment to withdrawal from the paris climax a colibri. and we're joined by t w correspondent max hoffman who is in one of cyrus for imax that getting this communique done clearly wasn't easy tell us more about what a compass. it was uneasy because it's very different from communiques that we've seen in the past it's really bare bones g. twenty eight with some of the typical elements just missing altogether if you look at past years communicate you would also find something condemning protectionism this time not in there you would also say something was fired something indorsing the multilateral trade system this time they're only acknowledging the benefits that this system has brought in the past but they're also saying that it's not working currently and that's why they need to reform the world trade organization climate change same example nineteen states endorsing the paris climate agreement one s

in the former head of the world for a —— world trade organization tells us what he's even bigger hurdlethe us- what he's even bigger hurdle in the us— china trade spat. on financial markets, traders are on airjazz wall street ta kes markets, traders are on airjazz wall street takes another tumble that saw the broader market s&p 500 closing at its lowest in ia months. many ask where is the santa rally? china is marking a0 years of reforms which have lifted much of the country out of poverty, turning it into a global powerhouse. go back to 1978 where china was the 11th will be as country in the world with an economy worth $1a9 billion. it was a tiny action of that of the united states. the reforms included allowing private firms to operate a transformed the economy, propelling china tables. it is now second only to the us with an output of $12.2 trillion last year. but this phenomenal growth has come at a price. chinese sitting on a debt pile which some estimate could be up to $3a trillion. add to that an ongoing trade war with the us and many chinese economists argue now is the time to p

there are 164 countries, 90% of the world ‘s trade is on world trade organization terms, that is a legalrderly trade. the european union is a legal entity, it obeys laws. it signed up to the wto's on trade facilitation, on sanitary rulings. it signed up to the tiote deal on the world trade 0rganization, why are they arbitrarily going to go delinquent break the law? they would not be going delinquent. caris would be imposed. you know that. why are? -- tariffs. be your cat —— the eu would treat uk as a third party. caris would be imposed. 10% on vehicles, up would be imposed. 10% on vehicles, up to 35% on some agriculture products. you know that it is true. there are still time to negotiate that. we could do... could you just acknowledge that what i have said is true and that therefore all these people from the cbi onward to individual industrial sectors were talking about the disaster of a no deal brexit they have a fundamental point, if he tariffs come in their business model will be destroyed. there is time for us to take up the deal offered on the seventh of march by president task, a

and china but they have pledged to reform the world trade organization other topics that get a mention include a valid set. called the source of refugee movements while the us reaffirmed its commitment to withdrawal from the paris climate a coalition. now let's bring in data of the correspondent max health and his in one osiris for us getting this communique done was clearly no easy task tell us more about what it says. though it wasn't an easy task one of the sherpas told us he hadn't slept for fifty hours to get it done in the end but the result is rather not really comparable to previous years maybe with the exception of the last year and last year was the first g. twenty summit where donald trump the us president the new us president back then the ten that he was here to of course and that might be the reason why it's just been so hard to do what they did in the past for example put something in about condemning trade protectionism it's not in there this time or putting something in endorsing the multilateral trade system it's not in there although they do a little it's the benefit

we trade with the rest of the world on world trade organization terms. 61i countries, 98% of the world's trade is on world trade organization terms, that is a legal framework designed specifically for orderly trade. the european union is a legal entity, it obeys laws. it signed up to the wto's rulings on trade facilitation, on sanitary and phytosanitary rulings. it signed up to the kyoto deal on the world customs organization, why are they arbitrarily going to suddenly go delinquent and break the law? they would not be going delinquent. why? imean, for example, tariffs would be imposed. you know that. why? what do you mean why? we would be in charge of... well, because the eu would treat the uk as a third party. just as it treats other countries as third party traders and therefore tariffs would be imposed. 10% on vehicles, up to 35% on some agri products. you know that. it's just true. there are still time to negotiate that. we could do... could you just acknowledge that what i have said is true and that therefore all these people from the cbi onward to

we agreed to modernize the world trade organization to do away with certain restrictions and red tape to try to have a more simple dispute settlement mechanism and there is widespread agreement that when you have a conflict you waste a lot of time and this really undermines the whole process no one doubts that trade leads to development on climate there has also been of agreement to accelerate the process of call up starting in poland next wait there will be a good opportunity to increase and enhance our goals and make sure they are met lucy a new man has more from. the leaders of the world's most powerful economies and emerging economies were able to actually sign an agreement at the end of the g. twenty meeting here in when a scientist which in of itself is considered a major accomplishment it's really a sign of the times going into this meeting very few people thought that that was going to be possible but in the end they did find common ground on some key issues for example all the leaders believe that it's necessary to look into reforming the w t o or the world trade organization

we agreed to modernize the world trade organization to do away with certain restrictions and red tape to try to have a more simple dispute settlement mechanism and there is widespread agreement that when you have a conflict you waste a lot of time and this really undermines the whole process no one doubts that trade leads to development on climate there has also been of agreement to accelerate the process of call up starting in poland next wait there will be a good opportunity to increase and in hansal goals and make sure they are met well the french government is considering imposing a state of emergency following nationwide anti government rallies on saturday president emanuel who is returning from the g. twenty summit has called for an emergency meeting with his cabinet on saturday paris turned into a battleground as protests against fuel taxes escalated with cars set on fire and buildings vandalized they were chaytor reports from paris. the yellow vest rebellion once more brought the streets of central paris to a standstill balticon a tear gas and stun grenades were used by the ri

has been basically blocking all appointments in an attempt to force all trade organization reform andthis is ben the latest explosion shall we say at the within the in the u.s. being the focal point here now the big problem here is that the world's biggest two economies the u.s. and china are at loggerheads although looks like some of the ice might be beginning to melt give us the latest here india so we saw china recently halt a set of tariffs that was going to be put on cars imported from the u.s. in what looks like was going to be a gesture of reconciliation of ice melting as you put it. what looks like there was going to be thawing the relations that have been escalating and going back and forth so much but now we're seeing this one thing to put it lightly at the world trade organization with the u.s. and the chinese ambassador's going back and forth over who's to blame for the current practices being the way they are and china even going so far as to accuse the u.s. protection of the unilateralism so what may have been a step forward may indeed look to be a step back now my short

earlier, the french president emmanuel macron, told reporters the world trade organization which regulates, should be modernised. translation: we believe deeply that the modernisation of the world trade organization is absolutely indispensable that the work that the oecd is doing in order to moderate —— modernised it is a necessary step to enhance our multilateralism in the matter of trade. then, in their final communique, the leaders of the worlds largest economies, together, called the body's reform. the 620 summit also saw other complex and disagreements rates —— that race. most notably, russia's seizure of ukrainian navy personnel at the question of whether saudi arabia's crown prince —— crown prince was behind the murder of jamal khashoggi. earlier i spoke to philip levy. he is a senior fellow at the chicago council on global affairs and he's a former trade adviser to former president george w bush. i asked him if trump's trade strategy actually worked. it has caused great concern among the chinese, many things they are talking about or seen to be talking about with agricultural good

earlier, the french president, emmanuel macron, told reporters the world trade organization which regulatesnised. translation: we believe deeply that the modernisation of the world trade organization is absolutely indispensable and that the work that the oecd is doing in order modernise the wto is a necessary step to enhance our multilateralism in the matter of trade. then in their final communique, the leaders of the world's largest economies, together, called for the body's reform. the g20 summit also saw other conflicts and disagreements raised. most notably, russia's seizure of ukrainian navy personnel and the question of whether saudi arabia's crown prince was behind the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi, an accusation he strongly rejects. caroline rigby, bbc news. a major climate change summit gets under way in poland this morning with representatives from nearly 200 countries attending. although talks officially open on monday, such is the sense of urgency in tackling the problem that negotiators have started work a day early. our environment correspondent matt mcgrath is at the c

also in business briefing, the former head of the world trade organization talks to us and says what the biggest hurdle in the us— china trade spat. a very warm welcome to the programme. we will brief you on all you need to note on global news in business and sport. also, we would like to know has your behaviour or use of social media changed? in the light of the latest reports that russia meddled in all big social media to influence the last us election. do tell us what you think. are you worried about misinformation and its impact? get in touch. let's begin. we start with the special counsel investigating russian interference in the us presidential election, which has released details of the lies told by former national security adviser michael flynn. this is to fbi agent asking about his contacts with the russian ambassador. it comes ahead of mr flynn public sentencing later today. however, mr mueller says flynn provided details about links between the donald trump election tea m between the donald trump election team and russian officials and were, therefore, not recommend a jail

earlier, the french president emmanuel macron, told reporters the world trade organization which regulatesuld be modernised. translation: we believe deeply that the modernisation of the world trade organization is absolutely indispensable and that the work that the oecd is doing in order modernise the wto is a necessary step to enhance our multilateralism in the matter of trade. then in their final communique, the leaders of the world's largest economies, together, called for the body's reform. the g20 summit also saw other conflicts and disagreements raised. most notably, russia's seizure of ukrainian navy personnel and the question of whether saudi arabia's crown prince was behind the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi, an accusation he strongly rejects. caroline rigby, bbc news. parents should not expect schools to police children's eating and exercise, or toilet train pupils, according to england's chief inspector of education. amanda spielman will argue that the answer to the obesity crisis lies in the home, and that parents should not "abdicate responsibility". neither can schools

official made the comment at a gathering of the world trade organization on monday and other members didn't sugarcoat their words either the u.s. claimed china's quote unfair competitive practices were harming foreign companies asian fired back slamming washington's terrorists. for months now china and the u.s. have traded tit for tat tariffs no surprise the latest rhetoric of the world trade organization was he. it'd the u.s. w.t.r. on buses or dentist chair says china subsidizes its local manufacturers while discriminating against foreign ones halt china's actions are incompatible with the open market based approach expressly envisioned and followed by other w t o members and contrary to the fundamental principles of this organization and its agreements and quote. meanwhile china said that washington's tariffs on steel and aluminum enable protectionism under the guise of national security. the e.u. isn't pulling punches either it blames the us for the entire crisis in the global trading system brussels is calling on washington to make concrete proposals to reform the world trade re

have traded tit for tat tariffs no surprise the latest rhetoric at the world trade organization was heated the u.s. to. dentist chair says china subsidizes its local manufacturers want discriminating against foreign ones called china's actions are incompatible with the open market based approach expressly envisioned and followed by other w t o members and contrary to the fundamental principles of this organization and its agreements and quote. meanwhile china said that washington's tariffs on steel and aluminum enable protectionism under the guise of national security the meeting between the chinese and u.s. representatives will continue on wednesday at the w t o will washington reaffirmed its calls to reform what is the world trade regulator. in hong kong one man is being held by police after money was thrown from the top of a building that hong kong one hundred dollars notes fell from the sky in one of the territories poorest neighborhoods social media video showed a large crowd gathering looking up and collecting the cash it is thought that the man behind the stunt is one chink kids he'

made strong commitments to work together on a range of areas, including reform of the world trade organizationnd making the global economy work for everyone. we also discussed other key priorities, sump as tackling -- tackling climate change and promoting gloabl global hea. commitments made on stepping up the fight against modern slavery. over the course of the summit, had a number of meetings, as well as discussing bilateral regional and and global security issues, this summit has given me the friendsity to update and partners on the agreement we've reached on our exit from union.opean and i set out how it represents a good deal for the global economy. international firms that have willted in u.k. production benefit from the arrangements we have agreed. and for the first time in more decades, the u.k. will have an independent trade policy, playing an active role global stage as we take up our seat at the wto in april 2019. this deal sets a path for the brighter future, has been affirmed by the discussions days.ad over the past two with friends and partners making clear that they are keen to s

without it you know we just go to well trade organization rules that's not a problem but you know the mainstream media talk about the horror of crashing out of the e.u. is not is an option that's on the table and under government legislation if we don't have a deal in the next few weeks that we just leave under world trade organization rules and there is no problem with that the problem is in westminster is that we have too many emmy pays and to me pay standing behind cameras going on radio just just all here in months i'm so not listening to what the voters want recover remain prime minister we're going to remain opposition and we've got remain m.p.'s in the house of westminster they were given a clear mandate by the people and we knew exactly what we were voting for and that is leaving without a deal if that comes down to it but i mean brussels now broadcasting to you they they really don't get an understand the brussels brinkmanship that takes place here of course it goes to the wire and we should hold their feet to the water as well oh we've got one hundred days to work this out b

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one thing all twenty leaders disagree on the need to reform the trade organization given current trade tensions globally a success for this summit. and for more now i'm joined by our political score spawn of thomas sparrow thanks for being here a lot of one plus one meetings at this multilateral meeting at the big one being between of course donald trump and china's paying trump likes to announce deals is this one he had to announce to you oh that's right what they agreed now at least according to the statements that were released to suspend new trade tariffs on ninety days they will have new talks during those ninety days in order to have structural changes that's how the white house put it to some elements of the bilateral trade relationship in return what china promised to do is buy products from the united states to reduce again according to the white house statements the trade imbalance between the two countries it is a deal but again it's only a deal for ninety days it's very important to actually focus on what will happen during these folks i will stop now and if they manage to

one thing all twenty leaders did agree on the need to reform the world trade organization given current trade tensions globally a success for this summit. for the w.'s have yeah get us joins us from one us ira's have it's good to see you so first that deal between chinese president xi and u.s. president trump isn't really a deal. well you know it it's interesting because before this summit even started and most experts and financial advisors for example had predicted that we would see mark deal that's how they call it at the end of this summit and that seems to be the case a deal where both presidents sit down and say they agreed on something special but without really changing the substance of the trade dispute it is true that donald trump has decided not to impose further tariffs at least for now or to increase them and in exchange the chinese president has agreed on buying more agricultural products from the u.s. for example and also classifying fenton il as a controlled substance which means that there will be more regulation for fed to know which is critical in the midst of the cri

make strong commitments to work together on a range of areas, including reform of the world trade organization and making the global economy work for everyone. we also discussed key priorities, such as tackling climate change and promoting global health. and i welcome the commitments made on stepping up the fight against modern slavery. over the course of the summit, i have had a number of meetings leaders as well as discussing bilateral relationships and the regional and global security issues. this summit has given me the opportunity to update friends and partners on the agreement we've reached on the exit in the european union. i set out how it represents a good deal for the global economy. international firms have invested in u.k. production. or that use european bases to supply the u.k. market will benefit from the arrangements we have agreed. and for the first time in more than four decades, the u.k. will have an independent trade policy, playing an active role on the global stage as we take a seat at the wto in 2019, that this deal sets apart for the u.k. the path to a brighter future h

we agreed to modernize the world trade organization to do away with certain restrictions and red tape to try to have a more simple dispute settlement mechanism there is widespread agreement that when you have a conflict you waste a lot of time and it's really undermines the whole process no one doubts that trade leads to development on climate there has also been of agreement to accelerate the process of cop starting in poland next week there will be a good opportunity to increase and enhance our goals and make sure they are met with more on this now from a latin america editor list c n human reporting from. the leaders of the world's most powerful economies and emerging economies were able to actually sign an agreement at the end of the g. twenty meeting here in when the slightest which in of itself is considered a major accomplishment it's really a sign of the times going into this meeting very few people thought that that was going to be possible but in the end they did find common ground on some key issues for example all the leaders believe that it's necessary to look into reform

one thing all twenty leaders disagree on the need to reform the world trade organization given current trade tensions globally a success for this summit. for the g. twenty i'm joined now by our political correspondent thomas sparrow thanks for being here that last bit we just heard about the meeting reform it's always changing shit i don't know what that means was there anything else decided actually decided at the g. twenty when you look at these big summits like the g twenty you have to look on the one hand not the big broad topics that are discussed and where they managed to come to an agreement this is why that communique was so important a lot also some of the clear differences were very evident in that communique for example when it comes to climate when it comes to trade and the other aspect which is very important with these big summits we all saw it last year here in hamburg at the g. twenty of those bilateral summits and in this particular case one of the key bilateral meetings was precisely between the u.s. president and the chinese need not tell me more about that donald tr

trust that is what is needed to maybe reform the rules of international trade in the world trade organization rancher gonzalez their executive director of the international trade center talking to us from geneva thank you so much for your time. but times are getting harder for motorists in europe madrid has just banned most petrol and diesel cars from the heart of the city the ban was introduced on friday in a bid to improve the air quality in one of europe's most polluted capitals but the measure is controversial and critics say there are too many exceptions for the ban to really clear the air. madrid is putting the brakes on city traffic and it looks like this new traffic markings on the roads and traffic signs they're calling this scheme madrid central according to the plan only residents and cars with a special dispensation will be allowed to enter the city center and downtown is completely off limits for older models and diesel cars. which. i think it's good and will help reduce air pollution. but the air quality improves it will be good for pedestrians it's a real pain for anyone from o

thing all twenty leaders did it great on the need to reform the world trade organization given current trade tensions globally a success for the summit. now to some of the other stories making news around the world israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has denied engaging in bribery after police recommended corruption charges against him and his wife sarra the case revolves around alleged regulator favors granted twenty israeli telecom company in exchange for positive coverage on the company's news website that he now faces recommended indictments in two other corruption investigations. the us naval chief in the middle east has been found dead vice admiral scott stoney was found at his residence in bombing the gulf kingdom is the base for the u.s. fifth fleet the u.s. navy did not give a cause of death but said no foul play is suspected. seventy nine cities in china including beijing have issued air pollution alerts that's according to state media a blanket of small over large chunks of the country is largely the result of course fire heating systems being switched on for the winte

how china takes steps to correct what we have seen consistently as their abuses of the world trade organization, their theft of american intellectual property, their forced technology transfer, their cyber-attacks and espionage against american companies, all of which contribute to the trade deficit but all of which as well represent fundamental on willingness to adapt to a rule of law for doing business. this is going to have a major effect on the relationship, so while a lot of the headlines are about increased purchases of agricultural products which is all to the good, we don't see the american future being a third-world country supplying natural resources and agricultural products to china. what we need to see is mayor changes in behavior, structural issues, if you will and these negotiations, the president enters optimistically but nobody is under any illusions about how hard they would be. >> we have 90-day suspension of proposed increase in tariffs, what actually did the chinese pledge to do because seems like misalignment of some of the things that have been said, for example, on car t

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twenty summit in buenos ira's have pledged to reform the world trade organization in a joint declaration they also vowed to tackle the source of refugee movements while the us reaffirmed its commitment to withdraw from the paris climate accord.

trouble negotiated a final communique climate change on the one hand and support for the world trade organization on the other and unfortunately the united states the world's most powerful country and economy is source of a lot of that friction and certainly the source of an impulse to move toward nationalist bilateralism rather than multilateralism and yet as i say many of the crisis that we face today will not be dealt with if we try to do it by latter you know the u.s. president would probably disagree with you or many of those points here at the g. twenty summit today with a new trade deal between the us mexico and canada signed sealed and delivered the new treaty replaces nafta which trump blame for the loss of industrial jobs in america. you know many going to north in north america we understand very clearly that it society's prosperity will be greater and will be deeply rooted if it's based in the prosperity of the region as a whole. in short this is a model agreement that changes the trade landscape forever and this is an agreement that first and foremost benefits working people somethin

remarks in the deputy director general of the world trade organization, alan wolff, we'll be talking about the state of global trade head into 2019. live coverage here on c-span2. we expected to start shortly. >> to the peterson institute for national economics. i'm fred bergsten, the director, now director emeritus and senior fellow and happy to host today's session for every close and dear old friend alan wolff. alan wolff as all of you know is now deputy director general of the world trade organization, has been for a little over a year. this comes after a very distinguished career in government and in the private sector. allen was one of the world's leading international trade lawyers for many years, having in fact, prosecute some of the most pathbreaking international trade cases in the history of the gatt and the wto going back to kodak fuji, semiconductor cases and a whole variety of other literally landmark international legal decisions. alan was the deputy u.s. trade representative in the u.s. government way back in the carter administration when he was one of the key archite

world leaders are said to be close to agreeing a deal on reforming the world trade organization of the final day of the g. twenty summit in argentina the u.s. president donald trump and china xi jinping are set to discuss their country's trade war. and the wall street journal says the saudi crown prince sent eleven messages to his closest advisers in the hours before and after the murder of jamal khashoggi the newspaper says it's seen excerpts of the cia assessment which includes alleged comments by the crown prince seemed to foreshadow the operation. flags are flying at half mast of the white house to mourn the death of george bush sr the forty first president of the united states has died at the age of ninety four he was in office during the first gulf war in one thousand nine hundred one and he led america at the end of the cold war overseeing the fall of communism in the u.s.s.r. and eastern europe the former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev is among world leaders and former u.s. presidents paying tribute today he said speaking of their time together on the world stage it was a time

we come out on without a trading deal european union and we trade on world trade organization rules and only one hundred plus days to go could happen so heartbreaks it isn't on the card you call it all breaks as i call it clean global bricks that we should be good for the country thank you. so what i got from that interview that you just how bad it is if it's a recent gets nothing from brussels at the summit meeting this week then that sets . if she gets nothing from the summit meeting this week she has she's at the end of her political chatter i mean she can do anything more than she can appeal again to the tory party and say listen you really have to think very carefully do you want to deal with the transition period that's guaranteeing a sort of softer lending for the british economy or do you want as we heard directly to you peter bone say do you really want our heartbreaks a crash out and if you're looking for looking at instance for for instance at the british gross figures they've been more let less from left lightning within the last months now and that's not a good that's not a

discussed around on the result global trade tensions but they've pledged to reform the world trade organization. you're watching news from but then. don't forget that you can always get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website thanks so much for joining us. if you ever have to cover up a murder that's played just to make it a little accident raring to. never read a book like this one. the toast. of the streets. germany street by street. colorful. yes. the most traditional find any time. check in with the with special. take a tour of germany street by street on d w dot com. welcome to the bundesliga or eyes rolled into this team right here by munich on saturday when this thing is most decorated club had a stuttering start of the season dr decisive five one win against benfica in the champions league in midweek buying came in for match day thirteen with fresh protests today delivering the bundesliga as well. they travel to graeme and with nico bash knowing full well he needed three points to persuade his bosses that he is the right man for the job. and will be looking a

and china clashed at the world trade organization needed. for more that i'm now joined by cliff it is the beijing correspondent of the irish times a newspaper to feel welcome what did you make of the speech today well we had a lot of talk today about on swerving commitment to reforms and great socialist rhetoric there it was a very defiant speech i think one aimed at telling the chinese people that china remains strong given that there is some anxiety in china about pressure coming from the u.s. because of the trade war so i think it was very much about about painting a very positive picture of china's strength well this remark about china not being told how to do business and clearly washington yes it was aimed obviously is that it at the domestic audience but yes it's a message for president trump who's been. president trump has always been a difficult. person to deal with for the chinese as a the other countries of experience because people is exam predictable so this is basically laying a kind of a foundation i think saying that china wi

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and china but they've pledged to reform the world trade organization other topics getting a mention include a vow to tackle the source of refugee movements all the us reaffirmed its commitment to withdraw from the paris climate accord. bringing did up the corresponding map. hoffman who is in buenos aires for us so max it seems getting this communique done was hard work what else does it say. you know was hard work we talked to one of those. who was crucial in negotiating all this he said he hadn't slept for fifty hours so that gives you a sense of how long they've been struggling for this communique but now it's here and it's a door spy the leaders of course it's not really comparable to the communiques and declare a sins of the past because it's more about trying to save as much as possible from the status quo of the past is not a real endorsement of multilateralism it's just states that it acknowledges that the multilateral trade system was responsible for a lot of the wealth it had benefits in the past and while most of the member states here said that they still indorsed the paris agree