and in london hong kong official turris a chang was hatched after being just told by protesters angry chinese officials spoke. english we expressed strong indignation and we condemn the activists the chinese embassy in the united kingdom immediately sent officials to the scene to help handle relevant matters and asked the british side to immediately provide protection for secretary chang. some foreign and chinese students are being advised to leave hong kong a german foreign ministry spokesman said 2 german citizens have been detained in the territory and are receiving consular support. for hong kong is who are bracing for another week. end of demonstrations the protests continue. and back here in europe venice has been hit by flooding from another exceptionally high tide say mark's square was again under water and close to the public a levels at midday on friday didn't reach those of the peak flooding seen earlier in the week but the water still poses an ongoing threat to the cultural heritage of this. land and sea become one again another exceptionally high tide is wreaking havoc on

the 1st time since the anti-government demonstrations began activists attacked a hong kong official who was visiting london. hong kong justice minister to resign chang was attacked by dozens of protesters to cheers more after getting out of a car chase down the street to chants of murder or chiang fell to the ground and suffered minor injuries according to a chinese government statement the minister is known for being a key figure behind the norm withdraw an extradition bill which triggered the hong kong protests china china urged the international community to condemn the protesters who attacked miss chiang. the violent and more with perpetrators so organized on one communication committed the fragrance assault on the senior official of the pawn kong special administrative region it has once again proved that their rule intention is to destabilize hong kong now they're taking such violence abroad and into the u.k. their action deserves to be condemned not always by the entire chinese people including the hong kong compatriots but also by the british public and the international community unanimously hong

and in london hong kong official turris a chang was hat after being just told by protesters angry chinese officials. we expressed strong indignation and we condemned the activists the chinese embassy in the united kingdom immediately sent officials to the scene to help handle relevant matters and asked the british side to immediately provide protection for secretary chang. some foreign and chinese students are being advised to leave hong kong a german foreign ministry spokesman said 2 german citizens have been detained in the territory and are receiving consular support. but for hong kong is who are bracing for another week. demonstrations the protests continue. force now and firebrand by munich president hernias has handed over the reins it binds annual general meeting on a friday evening during a line under 40 is involvement with a club. it's hard to imagine buy a new unit without police her niece. he was a 3 time winner of both the blues league and european cup in the seventy's with bae and he also won the 1974 world cup in 1972 euros with west germany and the success didn't slow down

london. and hong kong hundreds of young and elderly protesters have gathered to show that their demands have not changed despite a landslide victory for the pro-democracy camp in local elections a week ago saturday's rally is organized by the students and the so-called silver haired group to show that their calls for freedom and democracy are cross generational. in malta protesters have called on prime minister joseph to step down they're angry because his associate allegedly the mastermind of journalist murder was freed from jail investigative reporter daphne. it was killed in a car bomb explosion 2 years ago. and hundreds of environmental activists in eastern germany have occupied coal mines calling for an immediate end to the use of the fossil fuel much of the rust belt region depends on the mines for jobs campaigners say the government's plans to phase out cold by 2038 don't go far enough. and anti-government protesters in iraq are keeping up the pressure a day after prime minister mehdi announced his intention to step down demonstrators say his departure is not enough they want parliame

the majoru think of global financial centers, new york, london, hong kong, i feel this is a remindersy to overestimate how mature the maturity of certain stock markets is. >> yes when you thicken these moves, you think perhaps this is mainland china. >> that would make sense, it would fit into the narrative. >> because it is a similar story. remember last year, we were talking about these pledged stocks and collateral, $613 billion of pledged collateral in the mainland market which bloomberg was tracking as being a risk for moves there. now we are seeing a similar issue happening in hong kong, where you have these four -- forced selling by major shareholders who have borrowed against their positions. because hong kong exchange rows are not very clear on transparency, you really do not know where the pledges are. at the same time because of the comp lex structure of the holdings, you really do not know how they are all connected. shery, our thanks thereto ahn, and see her on bloomberg daybreak asia and bloomberg deborah kostroun you -- bloomberg daybreak australia. thanksgiving, if yo

london. i'm sharanjit leyl in hong kong.ourse to inflict an overwhelming defeat on pro—beijing contenders. leaked documents seen by the bbc reveal how prison camps in western china are being used to brainwash the muslim uighur minority. hong kong's local elections are dominating many of the front pages around the world. the japan times is leading with the hong kong local reports that there has been a record turnout for the territory. the paper has an image of the territory's chief executive, carrie lam, casting her vote at the ballot international edition —— at the ballot. the international edition of the new york times has a piece on the severe gender imbalance at japan's top nearly two decades, women have accounted for about 20% of enrolments at the university of the philippine star focuses on how the organisers of the southeast asian games in manila were left members of timor—leste's football team were left stranded at the airport for three hours and then driven to the wrong hotel, complicating their training schedules. y

there have been conversations in the past about a potential listing in new york, london, hong kong.t happened to those plans >> reporter: i think that they are still percolating. you have to remember particularly when it comes to the united states listing a company like saudi aramco could open up the kingdom to a lot of new things and lot more issues surrounding transparency of the company and this also has to do with charges from 9/11, terror financing whether the government needs to be held accountable for certain things via the u.s. court system it's a much bigger and broader company that's been the foundation of a country's economy, saudi aramco is for the saudi economy and listing it elsewhere. it all looked bright and sparkly in the beginning but certainly people have become much more grounded over the last couple years what is possible and what's desirable >> yeah. definitely hadley, looks as though they are making baby steps in that respect starting with domestic listing, seeing how it's received by the market and potentially transitioning to international markets. i'm sure

and home cost doc exchange is still the 3rd largest after new york tokyo they had alfa london in addition hong kong's credit rating is higher and not only its credit rating is higher but we know it's a legal system is internationally respected in money can be freely exchanged these are all factors that while home consequently is still very important to the government in beijing. so in taipei thank you so. now washington president from war and he was prepared to escalate the trade war if no agreement could be reached after a relationship with general see what happens but i'm very happy right now if we don't make a deal with general i'll just raise the terrorist even higher thank you very much. u.s. president trump speaking there now chinese e-commerce dry and alibaba is set to raise almost $13000000000.00 in a secondary listing this time on the hong kong stock exchange is aiming to price shares at just over 22 u.s. dollars that's a discount of about 3 percent compared to the price on the new york stock exchange is calling the i.p.o. a vote of confidence in hong kong's markets it was planned for the su

home costs doc exchange is still the 3rd largest after new york tokyo at the head of the london in addition hong kong's credit rating is higher and not only its credit rating is higher but we know its legal system is internationally respected in money can be freely exchanged these are all factors that while home consequently is still very important to the government in beijing your correspondent so in taipei thank you so . well according to insiders chinese online giant will be worth up to 12900000000 dollars and 2nd offering in the hong kong stock exchange. will offer shares to potential investors for just over $22.00 a discount of almost 3 percent compared to the price of the shares on the new york stock exchange. but surely many businesses around the world would like to see the u.s. china trade war resolved rather today than tomorrow but there are those that feel they could benefit from the world's 2 top economies being at loggerheads take the indian gem and jewelry industry for example with the united states deciding to impose a 10 percent import duty on the products of chinese doors their colleagu

unrest in hong kong it's now being felt much further afield for the 1st time since on to government demonstrations began on the chinese territory activist hong kong official it was visiting london. was. it was very well the video that we just saw shows hong kong's justice secretary to resign chang who was actually at the time in the u.k. giving a speech about successful dispute resolution how she was targeted by dozens of protesters who pretty much mobbed her as she left the car now the activists were yelling murderer and as they also chase her down the street to put it show of the incidents the one that we just saw shows a chain being swamped and screamed ad and at some point she was even pushed to the ground and she injured her arm and she was taken to hospital by ambulance for treatment now an interesting detail is that hong kong's justice secretary theresa chain is actually quite a key figure in the drafting of now withdrawn acts tradition bill that sparked all the protests and the 1st place now china has of course already commented on this incident with hong kong justice secretary the violent and most perpetrators who organized one on one communication committed the fragra

it's 9am in the morning here in singapore, 1am in london and 9am in hong kong, where a senior policeas warned that unrest there has brought the city to "the brink of total breakdown". in the latest clashes between police and democracy campaigners, the violence spread to a university campus, where tear gas, rubber bullets and water cannon were used. our correspondent robin brant has the latest. "run", she is shouting in cantonese, and they are running, but not for fun. hong kong students at the university racetrack were escaping the tear gas and rubber bullets as police raided their campus. moving onto the grounds of the chinese university is a marked escalation by the police. he said they needed to stop people throwing bricks and other dangerous items from a campus bridge onto passing traffic. by night, that bridge became the front line in a stand—off. police on one side, protesters on the other, a raging fire in between. 2a hours previously, this place had been completely normal. across the university, protesters and students formed a human chain to supply the front line with water

against palestinian leaders marwan thank you senior political analyst model and bashar in london or. hong kong police have fired tear gas to force hundreds of protesters targeting the city to force back the force but hundreds of protesters targeting the city's major universities more protests continue in the central business district the demonstrations started in june against a plan to allow extradition of suspects to mainland china that bill has been withdrawn but activists are demanding greater democracy and police accountability in hong kong and a former bolivian president evo morales will be arriving in mexico city at any moment after the government offered him asylum morales resigned on sunday after weeks of protests following his disputed reelection meanwhile the country he's left behind is bracing for more violence as thousands of his supporters march towards the capital. well in a moment we'll speak to. in el al told bolivia 1st let's go to john homan at the international airport in mexico city so john we are expecting a vote. arrival. imminently. what are we expecting to happen once h

a debt downgrade warning to the entire world on fear is that severe political turmoil from london to hong kong poses a threat to the global economy before i get to the other points let's stop and discuss that because of course it's not the debt there warning that the $255.00 trillion dollars is the fact of the cantillon a fact that all of it is going to buddies of jerome pow and the e.c.b. and the bank of england and the bank of japan is going to the top one percent is going to those who own the financial assets that are going up hitting new all time highs that is causing the unrest and that's what they're saying is like your own policies to your own pal this unsustainable debt that you admit is unsustainable but it's all going to increasing the wealth so-called wealth of the very wealthiest which of course that wealth can evaporate overnight once these the people the barbarian storm the gates and and demand the fed stop printing money to continue on my formaldehyde and corpse analogy the cantillon effect describes the role of warren buffet or jamie diamond as the mortician they get paid to in

haslinda: where does singapore stand when compared to the likes of london, hong kong, san francisco? singapore is up there. haslinda: up where? sopnendu: definitely in the top three, absolutely, no doubt about that. but, let's be safe. haslinda: in terms of fintech's survival rate in singapore, how would you rate that? sopnendu: i think it is quite strong. a lot of the companies here are doing business beyond singapore. they are anchored in singapore, they are growing out of singapore but business happens around us. i think that is quite a good opportunity for fintech companies. haslinda: the profitable rate among fintech companies has always been an issue. sopnendu: let me put it this way -- the profitability question you are talking about, business to consumer companies. costs go up and on the negative side of the balance sheet. in singapore, a lot of the companies have b2b. we are the engine behind the digital transformation. you design the product, you solve the middle office strategy. there are good tech services. because the fintech, b2b, profitability is quite different. hasli

why london, vancouver, new york, and hong kong are losing cache with wealthy international buyers. the willow bay, want a trade war takes another turn. the trump administration signaling that negotiations with china are entering the final stages. larry kudlow told reporters we are coming down to the short strokes. and in communication with beijing every day. that does not mean another breakdown will not happen or be averted. tom orlik is with us with the latest. course feels hourly at this point. we know there are daily conversations, so when we talk about what could bring down, do we begin to feel that we are on firmer footing? tom: the signals coming out of the white house, both from larry kudlow, and from commerce , suggestswilbur ross we are closing in on a phase one deal. that is certainly how the markets are interpreting the remarks, u.s. equity markets touching fresh highs today. the important thing to keep in mind, as i'm sure you know, amanda, we have been here before, and not just once but multiple times. music looks mood positive for a phase one mini deal between china a

it's 9am in the morning here in singapore, 1am in london and 9am in hong kong, where activists remainge inside the polytechnic university. but around 100 protestors — including 50 minors — have been led from the buildings as part of a deal negotiated by a group of school head teachers. there's been more violence as police try to keep the campaigners trapped inside. outside the university, protesters have tried to break the police lines while police have responded with rubber bullets and tear gas. 0ur correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes has the latest. for a few minutes today, it looked like the siege of hong kong polytechnic university might end peacefully. the young protesters began streaming down the stairway, that on sunday was set aflame to block the police from storming the campus. but seconds later, riot police began firing tear gas grenades, sending the young protesters scattering in confusion. some did not escape. the clear message from the police today — if you surrender, you will be arrested. hundreds of protesters are still holed up inside the university, and some of them,

london. and in hong kong tonight, heightened security hours before voters head to the polls for a critical election. tomorrow's elections are widely seen as a referendum on the months of violent protests. riot police will be at every polling station as a record number of people have registered to vote. pope francis arrived in japan today. it's only the second papal visit ever to that country. the pope travels to hiroshima, nagasaki tomorrow. he'll celebrate mass and speak out against nuclear weapons in the only cities ever to suffer atomic bomb attacks. protesters disrupted the annual harvard-yale football game in connecticut today. some 150 students from both schools stormed the field at half time, delaying the game for nearly an hour. they're demanding the universities drop their investments in fossil fuel companies that students say contribute to climate change. there's much more ahead on the "cbs weekend news." bullies and the kids they bully-- a new program aims to help both. plus one of america's favorite actors opens up about playing america's favorite neighbor. and later, the long-distance

london. crowds in hong kong are calling for a citywide vigil after the death of a fellow protester students are gathering at a memorial for a child who fell from a building during a demonstration on monday he died in hospital on friday millions of people have been protesting in hong kong since june demanding more democratic freedom has more from hong kong. queen elizabeth hospital confirmed the death of the 22 year old student on friday only this morning now this particular student he had a cardiac arrest at home and undergone 2 operations earlier this week and had a brain injury but this morning on friday he has since died and now the circumstances with which he fell was from a 3rd full cup walk to the 2nd floor and this was during the protest on sunday night which on early monday morning is when that particular full occurred and this is when the accident happened the protests is a blaming police because it happened during this particular protest and during the dispersal operation with police use tear gas now the protesters and certainly his colleagues and students believe that the police file

. >>> overseas vile ment protest in hong kong are escalating a as they call on pro democracy protesters to sur representedder. we have the story from london reporter: hong kong police are moving closer to a major crackdown on hundreds of prodemocracy protesters occupying the main campus of kong hong's holly tech nick university. it is getting worse with police using rubber bullets. protesters now surrounded by security forces and trapped on the campus anticipating more violence as the police move in. >> i know some of us hiding in someplace some other place in the campus to try to abort when police come. >> reporter: it's the latest flash point following months of protest. officials say the demonstrators must turn themselves in and face justice. and the school's president is promising to keep them safe if they surrender. >> if the protesters do not initiate the use of force, the police will not initiate the use of force i will personally accompany you to the police station to enshower that your case will be fairly processed. >>reporter: the protesters say they have little faith they will be given fair trials and some tried to escape other

the internal listing in saudi arabia the 1st idea was either to list it either in new york london or hong kong kong but there have been some issues especially regarding the new york stock exchange listing and which was the possible litigation or opaque . law that could have been. adopted by the u.s. congress therefore there were some concerns by the saudis and this was expected the saudis would go for the domestic. market listing the ambitious crown prince sent out a 2 trillion dollar price tag to put that into context the world's most valuable company such as microsoft and apple stand it hard for what the prince wanted the crown prince appears to have swallowed the lure valuation instead of further delays in the i.p.o. for a listing outside of the kingdom and i would have had to prove its reserves analysts believe probable and proven oil reserves can vary tremendously for foreign investors the biggest concern is about the safety of their investment in attack by hoofy rebels in september reduced the company's oil production by half investors are cautious of saudi arabia's neighborhood with an

london's independent is leading with the dramatic pro—democracy protests in hong kong.ports on the prospect of the authorities using live bullets if there is more violence. we will bring you up—to—date with what is happening in hong kong in a bit. and le figaro is marking one year since the arrest of former nissan and renault boss carlos ghosn. the paris newspaper is looking ahead to his trial on charges of financial misconduct and his fight with the japanese judicial system. that brings you up—to—date with some of the papers. now, what stories are sparking discussions online? there is actually a tweet from will.i.am. the musician has accused a qantas flight attendant of being racist towards him during a flight from brisbane to sydney. the frontman for the band, the black eyed peas, tweeted that he was singled out when he missed an announcement on the plane to put his laptop away. qantas has denied the allegation that the incident had anything to do with race. a lot of interest in that on social media. back to our top story, and as the ongoing protests in hong kong. we

london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 9am in singapore and the same time in hong kongleader carrie lam has said the government will seriously reflect after local elections saw massive gains by pro—democracy candidates. they secured almost 90% of district council seats in sunday's poll. it's being seen as a stinging rebuke of ms lam's leadership and a show of support for the protest movement. from hong kong, rupert wingfield hayes reports. this is not the sort of media attention usually given to the winners of a local council election. but last night's victory for hong kong's democrats was no ordinary win. it was an unprecedented landslide. these newly minted young politicians won 85% of all the seats contested. we have five demands... today, they gathered to tell hong kong's government they will not be ignored. government parties, they have no more excuses for saying that rioters don't get the popular support. now we see that they have popular support. hong kong people have learned a lesson, that they understand that without democracy, any freedom... ..all the freedom

exchanges because of transparency fears the 1st idea was either to list it either in new york london or in hong kong kong but there have been some issues especially regarding the new york stock exchange listing on which was the possible litigation or opaque . law that could have been. adopted by the u.s. congress therefore there were some concerns by the saudis and this was expected the saudis would go for the domestic market listing the ambitious crown prince set out a 2 trillion dollar price tag to put that into context the world's most valuable company such as microsoft and apple standard half of what the prince wanted these firms have a market capitalization of around a trillion dollars for a listing outside of the kingdom would have had to prove its reserves are what it says they are. analysts believe the difference between probable and proven oil reserves can vary. for foreign investors the biggest concern is about the safety of their investment in september in attack by hooty rebels in yemen reduced by half the companies oil production investors are cautious of saudi arabia's neighborhood wit

the internal listing in saudi arabia the 1st idea was either to list it either in new york london or in hong kong kong but there have been some issues especially regarding the new york stock exchange which was the possible litigation or opaque. law that could have been. adopted by the u.s. congress therefore there were some concerns by the saudis and this was expected the saudis would go for the domestic. market listing the ambitious crown prince sent out a 2 trillion dollar price tag to put that into context the world's most valuable company such as microsoft and apple stand it hard for what the prince wanted the crown prince appears to have swallowed the lure valuation instead of for the delays in the i.p.o. for a listing outside of the kingdom would have had to prove its reserves analysts believe probable and proven oil reserves can vary tremendously. for foreign investors the biggest concern is about the safety of their investment in attack by who the rebels in september reduced to companies or oil production by half investors are cautious of saudi arabia's neighborhood with an ice and infest

it's 1:00am in london, 9:00am in singapore and in hong kong, where almost all of the protesters who'deen barricaded inside a university have now left, with more than a thousand people arrested. police and pro—democracy activists have clashed over the past few days using tear gas and rubber bullets, and petrol bombs and bricks. the united nations have urged the authorities to end the standoff peacefully. rupert wingfield—hayes reports from the campus. they came out looking more like prisoners of war — hands on each other‘s shoulders, forlorn, humiliated and exhausted. family members looked on anxiously, hoping to catch a glimpse of a missing child. this man saw his brother, a man he says was only in the hong kong polytechnic to help negotiate, but he too is now in a police cell. how does that make you feel? angry. very. and... he wanted justice to come out in hong kong. it's one country, two systems. it's not china. it's the rule of law in hong kong. but now it's being like china. tonight, we managed to get inside the university, and this is the sight that greeted us. the detritus of s

reacted in kind with many london galleries making their contingency plans and so far the winner on that front is paris. art dealer davids warner has 3 galleries in new york one in hong kong and one in london but with the u.k. set to leave the e.u. he's now open this gallery in paris too with a show by raymond patton. contemporary art fair several 100 galleries to admitted they were also setting their sights on continental europe. i feel that all the go research. having a base in europe and when you look across the european artistic landscape paris seems a natural choice. you could say that paris is going through a youth forit period and that paris is currently reclaiming the place it happened in the 1940. 4 wrong time london was a more lively and interesting location over the last years that's been shifting to paris. where the money goes the high and art market. speculation that paris could become the new financial capital of the post brics and. then france has other advantages to. part of the very friendly sales tax rules here in france right now paris is the most affordable place to sell in europe . of course the prospect of paris catching up with its long time rival l

london's independent is leading with the dramatic pro—democracy protests in hong kong.ludes this photo of the latest clashes, and reports on the prospect of the authorities using live bullets if there is more violence. and le figaro is marking one year since the arrest of former nissan and renaut boss carlos ghosn. on its front page, the paris newspaper is looking ahead to his trial on charges of financial misconduct and his fight with the japanese judicial system. that brings you up—to—date with some of the papers. thank you. the burning of coal is a huge driver of climate change, producing around 40% of global carbon dioxide emissions. but it's also estimated that coal mining employs six million people worldwide. so it stands to reason that helping miners find alternative livelihoods will also help protect our climate. it's called a just transition, and one woman has been leading efforts to have it adopted worldwide. for our series climate defenders, ahead of a major un conference on global warming, maryam moshiri went to meet her in northern spain. the sun is setting