minutes later he wasted another golden opportunity but leipzig seemed to have the confidence that shockey were darley missing a prime example an hour in. vienna. 2 nil. vanna giving too much space before rifling into the top corner it was a goal that had been coming even if it did take a nick off of omar must go on his way past new bit. shell to finally managed to cobble together a chance for tea and nice to sit in the 66 minute but peter glass he always had it covered. the visitors show how things are done right afterwards a corner from kuku and a clinical header for marcel has them but that's the 13th goal shaka have conceded from set pieces this season and other problem for david back to ponder on the training ground this week. after 2 assists should have been given extra attention by the shaka back line with 10 minutes left he passed and on the edge of the box and the spaniard did the rest for his 1st goal since joining on loan from manchester city in january a system for 3 for nuku nuku and goal number 4 for likes issues. and life solution still weren't done substitute emil forsberg

it must offer greater incentives and better conditions and it's a pleasure to welcome suffrage and shockey is a freelance author and journalist born in uncorrupt and resident in germany since 1970 he says unified germany still has no immigration policy based on reality but is under enormous pressure to act. and great to have with us on the other hand she is originally from costa rica and now works with the berlin based migration hub network which provides support to international projects working with migrants she says it seems like we're going back to well known regulations forgetting the real contribution the current and future migrants make to this country. so let me begin by asking all of you this i have been in germany myself for 35 years now and for as long as i can remember this country has been engaging in passionate debate with itself about precisely this question whether it is a country of immigration what makes this discourse so tortured. i'm not quite sure whether it's a real gentleman phenomenon that was specific to germany i mean if you look around . just to other nations fro

and the stoppage time ashraf bin shockey ensured its bronze would be run is up for 2nd year in a row should i take that as she said it's only the 5th time in the history of the competition that the champions league hold a hasn't won the super cup spirituals and with al-jazeera. color again the headlines on al-jazeera china's foreign minister has criticised some countries for overreacting to the coronavirus the number of new cases dropped by nearly half the previous day on friday the total number of people killed is more than 1500 beijing has introduced a number of measures to curb the spread including a quarantine for people returning to the capital. it's a deal that lasts only a week but u.s. officials say if it's a success that could lead to the withdrawal of troops from afghanistan the taliban and american negotiators have reached have agreed to a proposal for a reduction of violence in the country and a senior u.s. official says if this deal holds it could be followed by a more permanent accord and the u.n. secretary general has welcomed the agreement if this were to succeed it w

that decline is probably the broadest shockey oil market suffered since the financial crisis. most sudden since 9/11. it can force changes in opec policy as members consider an emergency meeting. china is the leading oil importer having surpassed the u.s. in 2016. thousands of hong kong medical workers be getting a five day strike this monday after the government reviewed demands to shut all entry points from china. of union members voted in favor of the strike to protest a lack of government measures to protect hong kong and protect its medical workers from the virus. confirmed cases of the virus in hong kong. to australia, the country walking back promises to return the budget to surplus as months of bushfires and the coronavirus crisis saps the economy. abc thaturer told events beyond the government's control will have an impact and a pre-election budget last year, the campaign about to deliver australia's first surplus in more than a decade. theand yeah, -- to india, investorsappointed who were hoping for a stimulus to revive a slowing economy. the plan tax cuts at deficit

cory shockey here, who is technically a political scientist and protege of tom schelling. frankly, cory is a longtime dear friend and colleague from the bush administration, as well, has had many important roles in academic think takes in london, and is frankly, a better historian than card-carrying historians. we are honored. ,inally, professor anja preston a canadian by birth, did much of his education and studies in the united states, now a professor in the u.k. at cambridge university, also a dear friend and contributor to the book. with that, we turn it over to our panel. each one will be reading his or her comments. i assume we'll have a q&a time. please welcome our panel. [applause] it's good that the podium is set up like it is, otherwise i'm mic upll had moved the to his level and i will have been jumping up and down to reach it. so, let me begin by saying i'm thrilled to join this project, accept jeff's invitation. because of the drama controversy and implications, ongoing implications that attended the bush administrations to go into iraq, and i will underscore

and the stoppage time ashraf bin shockey ensured its bronze would be runners up for 2nd year in a row that showed i can't go to she said it's only the 5th time in the history of the competition that the champions league hold a hasn't won the super cup patrols and with al-jazeera. into stand it was that game for us in doha. a victory for the gyptian giants they win by 3 goals to one heartbreak for the tennessean club it was the 2nd year in a row that they were in the super cup last year they lost 21 against roger casablanca of morocco and on this occasion it was $31.00 will they be back for a 3rd year in a row but they'll certainly be trying no doubt about that though is hosting the african super cup 3 years in a row as part of an agreement between the football association and caf what are the africans get out of it well it's an opportunity to expand their horizons expand their markets kind of flying the way italy and spain have done with a supercuts what does the host nation of the next world cup get out of it for us the main benefit is to begin testing our operational plans testing n

cory shockey, technically a political scientist and protege of tom schilling. he is a long dear friend and former colleague from the bush administration. he said many important roles in academia, think tanks, and is friendly a better historian than a lot of card-carrying historians. so we are honored to be here. and finally professor andrew preston. he is a canadian by birth and citizenship, did much of his and studies in the united states and is now professor in the u.k. at cambridge. also a dear friend and a contributor to the book. with that we are going to turn it over to our panel. each will be reading his or her comments from and then we will have have a q&a time. please join me in welcoming the panel. [applause] >>it is good that the podium is set up like it is. otherwise i am sure will would have moved the mic to his level and i would've had to be jumping up and down to reach it. let me begin by saying how thrilled i was to join this project, to accept jeff's invitation. because of the drama controversy and implications, ongoing implications that attend