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next time i go to shanghai after a few months. i will look at the underground mapper because it would be new life. mikaela, good archie is known as mr. china. now, after working as an investment banker and spending 10 years in shanghai as a professor of economics, he became under secretary of state in italy's ministry of economic development and negotiate a silk road deal with china. he used to commute constantly between china and italy, but now the corona virus has forced him to do business with the chinese via video calls. why? why, when he's always is usually what they also to. i'm sicilian and pinning my hopes on china 5 down that the cooperation with china will help the tourist industry to grow in sicily. and i don't really like, surely i didn't go see last year we had president choosing ping here lie. the defense wants to see more chinese tourism and the chinese are very curious about italy. our bizarre grouchy no longer holds political office. the government, he was part of only lasted for 15 months. but the letter of inten

the orange is the heavy rain shanghai to the north, up through nudging. not so much the south is whether we're starting has been up until this point. nice to have to be the north and course along the young c as well . the passat is like mate landfill during tuesday. north the take have as a much smaller store winds, probably gale force, a lot of rain with it. the potential for land slides i think, and certainly huge amounts of potential flash flooding. norfolk turkey took itself windy and sherry sponsored call cut on airways. deadly john virtuoso racing concent holds and dominating international competition. one 018 south korea's musical prodigy. one out 0. ah, be the hero, the world needs right now. i was. ah ah . ah, watching alger 0, i'm emily anglin, a reminder about top stories is our typhoon, in fact is heating a heavily populated region of east in china. it comes days to flooding forth a 1000000 people from their homes and killed at least 50000 people have been moved to emergency shelter. there's been more fighting between afghan forces and the tal

the busy commercial of shanghai, alice comes days off the record flood, killed thousands of people in central china. so hot out reports. it's been a difficult week for people in many regions of china. first 2 years worth of rain in just 3 days to get floods that killed at least 63 people and hen on province and displace more than a 1000000 others. and now a tie soon has hit the eastern coastal province of jos young. bringing more rain and high speed winds. more than 300000 people have left their homes off to offshore, wind speeds reach 100 kilometers an hour and an emergency was issued at its highest level. we've got a kind of a psychological trauma going on here as well as disruption, but there's also political significance and the under that is possibly, you know, going to play out, overcoming mumps, local authorities, have close schools and businesses transport systems have been suspended to enable shanghai china as largest city and commercial hub, all international and domestic flights have been cancelled. activity at the busiest port in the world has shut down with large containe

as it crosses hung jo, bay, south of the busy commercial hub of shanghai. it comes just days off the record flood, kill dozens of people in the center of the country. meanwhile, in northern india, 9 people there have been killed and 3 others injured in a landslide. lodge folders roll down a mountain in him. charles publishing date, striking a van carrying 11 tourists a bridge collapsed when one bolder crashed into it. all. now tonight, jerry or a group of 28 kidnapped school children have been reunited with their parents 2 weeks after they were taken. one of the parents told algae there were a ransom was paid for that freedom. in total, a $121.00 students were taken a while. another route was released after 2 days. 87, all of them are still being held. hundreds of kidnapped students is still missing off the several abductions for ransom in this part of nigeria and recent the whole time, the joy too much. i can't quantify the joy, god has done it. we said that if we got, we will see our children and we have seen them as he has brought this child. he will bri

here in shanghai, the party found as convene before fleeing to the lake parties says from all over china, happy organizing, visits to the site. exhibition has received a complete make over with a prominent role for president seeds in p. here to party history is a carefully engineer narrative. to joseph tori and at the party history institute, which is supervised by the center committee. there are materials we can not publish . this has to do with opposition. research or communication have to the party, the people. that is our standpoint, just released paging is pulling out all the stops to celebrate the centennial of the chinese communist party. but it's a party that remains and extremely tight control. let's get more this room when you leave the time when these capital type a welcome. how are these chinese companies policy celebrations are being viewed there in taiwan? so we're thing huge celebration in beijing this morning. how ever and here in high pay, people don't really deal the thing with. the reason that high one of these people here feel focus more on domestic affairs such as th

the party started back in 1921 with a secret meeting of 53 people in shanghai.ce then, it has been transformed into an instrument of national political control, with 92 one million members. for decades, underfunding leader mao zedong, the people's republic was essentially closed to the rest of the world. today, the party is self-assured enough to demonstrate foreign journalists how members are schooled in its political ideas. reporter: it is back to class for these middle-aged students. communist party officials from all over china have been sent to this academy in shanghai for training. today's session is an overview of chinese relations with other countries, with a focus on foreigners who have supported china's communists. that is certainly not a coincidence, because on this day, the academy is welcoming a group of foreign journalists for the first time. it's a message from a more assertive china to the world. >> china has been called the east's sleeping lion. not everyone feels the lion has awoken. but this liob is benign, it's a lion open to cooperation who

this is going to have a big impact on shanghai potentially. we could see guts as high as a 115 kilometers per hour. then add in about 70 millimeters of brain flooding power outages. that will all certainly be a big concern with this. you know, for northern areas of indo china, we're getting lash with some heavy rain here as well as we're dealing with remnants of what was i type phone sion packet in this region on saturday. next to india, and southwest monsoon has been particularly active toward the west coast over 33 hours, almost a metre of brain and buffer roster. and you know, that made it, it's 2nd why they stay and over a half a century and look at this on saturday. those heavy bouts of wet weather continue. not only for the west coast, but central and northeast areas and for australia, what toward the south. and it will also be windy as well. the on counting the cost beyond the tourism, the world's richest men making a grab to control access to the trillion dollar face industry. taos than you call why rich nations of emitted agriculture

you're looking at these contracts traded in shanghai.reaction as far as that is concerned. they cut the rrr economists sate to address and help companies deal with rising costs. rishaad: the biden administration is targeting the semi conductor supply shortage is easing. secretary juniper saying --- they are saying these meetings are alleviating the struggle over chips. it is translating into gradual relief for automakers. tom barrack will remain in custody until the 26th of july. he is an unregistered agent of a foreign government. he was arrested in california accused of illegally law operating --lobbying for the uae. donald trump says he is not guilty. he will be pleading not guilty. big tech coalition have hurt their ability to provide services. a council will discuss creating offenses punishable by 5 years in prison. companies including facebook, google, and twitter detailed objections last month. bp is considering getting out of oil and gas in a multibillion dollar exit that would signal its retreat from fossil fuels. options includ

just consider the size of shanghai port, which is scaled bank operations. it's the world's busiest and in a normal year would have handled more than $500000000.00 tons of cargo any more delays could hit exports at a time of peak demand in the us in europe. import is there are due to start restocking warehouses ahead of the year and shopping rush. and then there's the threat of soaring shipping rains. they've already increased sevenfold between shanghai and some european ports in the past year. t airy. it van is. landa is a professor of transport and economics at the university of and he joins us live now from skype. thanks for joining us, professor. can you break it down a little bit? there are supply chains by land, air, and say, is one more important than the other. well, basically we can say to, for international traits, we see that maritime transportation is by far the most important. around 90 percent of all goods, international trade travel via the sea actually. and don't go via arizona minority that goes for air and we see some more cargo coming up v

the shanghai academy is among the top 5. it's trainees are mostly senior officials, part of the training and overview of technology made in china. the communist parties, official historiography, amidst the calamities of the 20th century. instead, it draws it straight line from the revolutionary beginnings to 2 days. economic achievements to the course is systematic. one party party history and parties, period. and because shanghai is pioneer city and economic development and reform. we also learn a lot. but the economic policies and record of the new china this leafy campus has seen almost 150000 officials, complete the course. in the last few years, the party has tightened that ideological grip inside china and become more assertive towards the outside world. the school prides itself and having trained many of china's governments spokes people will know when, when you meet its own. we tell us students to face international media in an honest way to tell the truth. but we also warn them. international media are not what you

and then you walk in the streets in shanghai. you don't need to do any analysis to understand why countries grow at 0 percent like here and why some other countries, girl, it's 8 percent as you pass to china, you just see immediately and i've been weakness in 10 years over really important social and economic changes under my eyes, i've come back to europe and i don't see any changes. next time i go to shanghai after a few months. i will look at the underground map because it would be new life. keller, good archie, is known as mister china. now, after working as an investment banker and spending 10 years in shanghai as a professor of economics, he became under secretary of state in italy, ministry of economic development, and negotiate. i still grow deal with china. he used to commute constantly between china and italy, but now the corona virus has forced him to do business with the chinese via video calls. why is why when he's always a cecily? i hope so too. i'm sicilian hood, so i'm pinning my hopes on china 5 down that the coo

next time i go to shanghai after a few months. i will look at the underground map because it would be new lies. keller, good archie, is known as mister china. now, after working as an investment banker and spending 10 years in shanghai as a professor of economics, he became under secretary of state and italy's ministry of economic development and negotiate silk road deal with china. he used to commute constantly between china and italy, but now the corona virus has forced him to do business with the chinese via video calls. why is why when he's always is usually. i hope so too. i'm sicilian. i'm pinning my hopes on china. that the cooperation with china will help the tourist industry to grow in sicily and doing really good cecily de negotiating last year we had president choosing ping here alive. really wants to see more chinese tourism. and the chinese are very curious about italy because how t grouchy no longer holds political office. the government, he was part of only lasted for 15 months. but the letter of intent that he nego

we know the ports rail, both international airports, closed in shanghai, so a big impact. indeed, there it is, moving across the yangtze river valley. now the good news is, look at john joe, there it will throw some rain to the north, but it looks like his young joe will be spared the worst of this. there is an a part tack, it's looking to impact north of tokyo. so the good news in terms of the lympics, the worst impact will be toward the north. we look, we'll get some rain and some strong winds, though in tokyo. sammy, thanks so much. jeff now typhoon in far forcing the shut down of transport in eastern china. authorities have canceled flights in the chinese commercial hub of shanghai and neighboring coastal areas. they've also suspended railway services. large contain the ships have been removed from the ancient port. that's one of the world busiest shipping centers. so really, ronnie is a ship captain and the managing director of a shipping firm cold constellation during services. he explains the impact on trade and supply lines caused by the storm. those stacks of containers which a

most of the ray is going to be, i think, to the north of shanghai, we're counting that part. i can 2nd, this is focus on this eastern china situation construct. tuesday will still be a named revolving storm. the orange is the heavy rain, shanghai, and the north up through, nudging. not so much the south. this is where the worst reading has been up until this point. nice to you to be the north, and course along the young. see as well. the boss act is like to mate landfill during choose day, nor the take have as a much smaller store winds. probably gale force, a lot of rain with it, the potential for landslides, i think, and certainly huge amounts of potential flash flooding. norfolk turkey took itself windy and sherry well still ahead hill the i was there and use our allegations and recriminations trying to issues a morning to the us. the head of high levels. all also dozens of wildfires in the u . s. northwest and smoke is far away as your captain, orange, hugh, as of july, full moon, and a shock in the pool or to miss the wind gold at the tokyo olympics. that story coming up

the me me you walk in the streets in italy and then you walk in the streets in shanghai. you don't need to do any analysis to understand why countries, the girl at the 0 percent, like here and why some other countries grow. it's 8 percent, as you did in the past to china, you just see immediately and i've been weakness things in years over really important, social and economic changes under my eyes. i've come back to europe but, and i don't see any changes. next time i go to shanghai after a few months, i wouldn't look at the underground map because it would be new life. mikaela good archie is known as mr. china. now, after working as an investment banker and spending 10 years in shanghai as a professor of economics, he became under secretary of state in italy's ministry of economic development and negotiate silk wrote deal with china. he used to commute constantly between china and italy, but now the corona virus has forced him to do business with the chinese via video cause we issue why when he's always is usually. i hope so too. i'm sicilian and pinning my hopes on chi

so the landfall was about 300 kilometers south of shanghai. and we know that the waves and the east trying to see 10 meters right now. but here's the thing. this has the potential to be deadly. the storm search 3 meters high, that's the ocean being picked up and shoved into the shoreline. we'll track out where this is going in a sec, but 1st we've got to talk about a balance. so to de project it rainfall in shanghai, keep in mind, this is a city of more than 25000000000 people. ports rails. both of the international airports in shanghai have cancelled all flights. you know, it's going to be bad $160.00 millimeters of rain. then we got to talk about the winds. this is going to snap trees like twigs when you consider the gas will be close to 100 kilometers per hour. so where is it going? we see it move to the west along the gang c river valley. i want to point out, you look a bit further north jungle. we know that that area is still recovering from devastating flooding. based on this computer model, it's not going to see major impacts from this,

the orange is the heavy rain shanghai to the north, up through nudging. not so much the south is whether we're studying has been up until this point. now as to here to be the north and course along the young c as well. the passat is like mate landfill during tuesday. north the take have as a much smaller store winds, probably gale force, a lot of rain with it, the potential for land slides. i think and certainly huge amounts of potential flash flooding north and turkey took itself windy and sherry the when freedom of the press is under threat in, oh, you just cause thought genuinely about your thought toward the making government step outside the mainstream. there has been a implement here, some of access points shift the focus, the pandemic that's turned out to be a handy little prefect. the prime minister clamped down on the press covering the waves. the news is covered. so listening post on r o a book about want to go to 0 with me. so he'll rama. reminder of all top stories trying to in far is getting heavily populated regions of eastern china that com

robin bradford reports from shanghai on a relationship to one entrepreneur toward the bbc was all about. china is ruled from beijing, but it was here, gathering at this very spot in shanghai, that the communists began their push for power. 100 years on with around 90 million members, some are still as fervent in their following. this man checks a special app on the ideas of china's current leader every morning. translation: the first thing to do when i wake up - is to answer the test questions. of course, it is meaningful- so your mindset will be loosened. china's communist have evolved. well, most have. xijinping has been china's chief communist for almost over a decade. the precise role of private enterprise and private money here is still uncertain. take a look at shanghai's skyline, it is littered with numerous examples of tall, strong, private companies. but the government controlled firms with their party links, they are usually nearby. the government and the communist party control key areas of industry here, for private firms of the vast bulk of enterprise now, they create most

the site was renovated and reopened in earlyune by shanghai's party secretary. one of the main attractions is the first chinese translations of the communist manifesto. visitors heaped praise on the party that has ruled china for the past 71 years. >> they have led us into a new world. for me and the country, the party has put us on a more prosperous path. >> the chinese communist party represents a renaissance for us in the world. it allows the chinese people to be respected internationally. >> the party represents my mother. without her, i would not be here, and without the party, i would not be here, and we would not have this wonderful life. >> in the lead up to the anniversary, the party has been hard at work pushing the approved version of its history. movie theaters have been ordered to screen and promote at least two propaganda movies every week, and new films like "1921" rving added to the -- are being added to the canon of chinese patriotic pictures. it tells the story of the foundation of the party. >> [speaking foreign language] >> for those who saw

the shanghai academy is among the top 5. it's trainees are mostly senior officials, part of the training and overview of technology made in china. the communist parties official historiography, amidst the calamities of the 20th century instead and draws a straight line from the revolutionary beginnings to 2 days. they cannot make achievements. the course is systematic. one parties, party history and parties, period. and because shanghai is pioneer city and economic development and reform, we also learn a lot. but the economic policies and recording of the new china this leafy campus has seen almost 150000 officials, complete the course. in the last few years, the party has tightened ideological grip inside china and become more assertive towards the outside world. the school prides itself and having trained many of china's government spokes, people will know who not what you made its own. we tell students to face international media in an honest way to tell the truth, but we also warn them. international media are not what y

the secret meeting of 53 people in shanghai. since then, it has been transformed into an instrument of national political control with 92000000 members the decades and the founding lead amounts. they don't, the people's republic was essentially close to the rest of the world. today, the ones impoverish nation is the world's 2nd biggest economy. but that transformation has come at a cost. to day tourists bowed supply this lake, but 100 years ago, it was a small group of marx's to sort out this a deluxe. but they had convened in shanghai, but the fear of spies. so they move their meeting to boat on non who lake 100 kilometers south of the city. he is where they found that the communist party today non who receives visitors from all over china clinton. that meant that it is the communist party that stands for it has brought us the good life we have to day to day to day the household for month. the government has built an impressive museum on the shore visitors. i told the story of the party that has tireless forward with the re nat

as it crosses hung jo, bay, south of the busy commercial hub of shanghai. it comes to stays on the record flood, kill dozens of people in the center of the country. meanwhile.

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this is alex, but they had convened in shanghai, but the fear of spies. so then move their meeting to boat on non who lake 100 kilometers south of the city. he is where they found that the communist party today non who receives visitors from all over china. that meant that it is the communist party that stands for and has brought us the good life we have today was to take our house and the government has built an impressive museum on the shore visitors. i told the story of a party that has tirelessly fought with the nations of the chinese nation. but during the cultural revolution, millions were you really aged and killed. or there was mouth great famine with tens of millions of victims by an erroneous collectivist ation policy. those pictures are absent from the exhibition of course, in the development of a party like ours achievements in there are problems. but overall our party has maintained the right course and has made great efforts. so in our exhibition, we focus on this big trend on what really matters not everyone sees the trend in the same way,

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and this is going to have a devastating impact on shanghai. so we look wind gusts about a 130 kilometers per hour on sunday. and we can expect upwards of 230 millimeters of rain in shanghai. sponsor cut on airways. now, when a french soldier was murdered in a so called terrorist attack, his mother retaliated with love. speaking out against intolerance and alienation, she travels the world with the result of a grieving mother who loved her son, which adopted a generation latifah, a witness documentary on al jazeera. ah, ah, the challenge is there a reminder of our top story, this. the average number of daily new infections in the us is nearly triple the span of 2 weeks. the average is 37000, from less than 14000, for the motto, merely full grown of our patients and hospital. our on vaccinated. folk here is recorded a 6 month high of new cars and 19 cases just a day before the house. the opening ceremony of the limpid game spans capital has been under a state of emergency. for the past 11 days, news use military has been ordered to oversee the c

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this is going to have a major impact on shanghai. so here's a closer look right now as the eye of the storm adjust, passes to the south of shanghai. so we're thinking wind gusts, about 100 kilometers per hour, and look at this rainfall about 70 millimeters. ok, you know, we're also seen remnants of what was typhoon sion packer impact, the northern areas of indo china on saturdays. so some particularly heavy rains can be found here for se, asia, we're getting some dry spells across malays and much of sumatra. and for the philippines, southwest monsoon is steering very heavy rain to areas like manila, for example. sponsored cattle airways besieged by violent crime and drugs. confronted by racism and integration, era traces the history of such generation lebanese australians. exploring the conflict and the struggle for acceptance. once upon a time in punch, bold, on our 0, i owe the a era reminder of our top story. our heavy monsoon rains have triggered floods and landslides and west, and india getting at least 100 people. the face of m

this is going to have a major impact on shanghai. so here's a closer look right now as the i have the storm adjust, passes to the south of shanghai. so we're thinking wind gusts, about 100 kilometers per hour, and look at this rainfall about 70 millimeters. ok. you know, we're also seen remnants of what was typhoon sion packer impact. the northern areas of indo china on saturdays says some particularly heavy rains can be found here for se, asia, we're getting some dry spells across malays and much of sumatra. and for the philippines, southwest monsoon is steering very heavy rain to areas like manila, for example. sponsor cut on airways. coveted beyond round the taken without hesitation, so forth and died for the power they find out. a lot of new babies were dying. i didn't think it's neglected babies to death. people and power investigate, exposes, and questions they use them to be of our around the globe on al jazeera. ah, ah, the me. what's your algebra? her reminder about hope. so is this our heavy mountain range triggered floods

now we've been going over the different forecast models for shanghai specifically. let's remember, this is a city of more than 25000000 people to day rainfall a 160 millimeters, but the winds this will toppled trees. it will snap trees like twigs when you consider those winds will be pretty close to about 100 kilometers. here's the track, it's going to move west along the yangtze river valley. now if we look north at jung, joe, we know that area is still recovering from devastating flooding. there more than a 1000000 people displaced. it looks like the worst of it will stay south along the gangs, the river valley. harrison park. as we watch it monday into tuesday, it's looking like the bigger impact for this will be north of tokyo will go in for a closer look. tokyo will still feel the effects of it, but sammy again, the worst of it will be north of tokyo. i, thanks so much jeff. now, afghans have ended the 1st night of a curfew imposed by the government for the calls security reasons. all but 3 of the countries $34.00 provinces will be subject to new restrictions.

a 160 millimeters of rain specifically for shanghai. and the winds will expect them to get pretty close to about a 100 kilometers. let's follow this out. the path, it's going to take. it's moving west along the gang, see river valley. now we know a bit further north. young joe has been devastated by deadly flooding there about a 1000000 people displace. it's looking like this will throw some rain further to the north, but young joe shouldn't get into any serious impact of this water look right now. we'll talk about in particular as it moves closer to han shoe. this is now on monday, so tokyo will start to feel the impacts of that. and if it does become a typhoon, i could potentially make landfall on tuesday. i want to show you the 3 day forecast for tokyo, so we see heavy rain on monday and the winds picking up to about 55 kilometers per hour, sent me a lot going on. and we'll continue to track this out for you. thanks so much will afghans of ended the 1st night of a curfew imposed by the government? what it calls security reasons, all

the shanghai market is down .6%. not much of a reaction there as the index removes the australian stocks. the hang seng, .2% lower. you look at what is going on with some of these other asset classes. this is a real head scratcher here. >> it is quite perplexing what has been going on. the moves and the pace of the drop in terms of the u.s. ten-year. we are still talking about 1.20%. we are talking about the 30 year which dropped more than 30 basis points in less than a month. i know we are talking about growth concerns but does it warrant a move like this? >> yes. but why do we have this going on given that we have a situation where people are talking about inflation and even if it is temporary, white have they got heals where they are right now? this delta covid variant goes on. it is really causing havoc around the world. we have seen that selloff take place on equities. it looks like a movie. it is the retail investor. retail investors by on that debt. we go and we see a recovery. will be see at this time? the ju

i just passes to the south of shanghai. so we're thinking wind gusts, about 100 kilometers per hour, and look at this rainfall about 70 millimeters. ok, you know, we're also seen remnants of what was typhoon sion packer impact. the northern areas of indo china on saturdays says some particularly heavy rains can be found here for se, asia, we're getting some dry spells across malays and much of sumatra. and for the philippines, southwest monsoon is steering very heavy rain to areas like manila, for example. the story should be about raising prices a harley down to the time we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world. we live in time in that setting that i had made as the task of fixing a war torn economy, counting the cost on al jazeera ah, holding the powerful to account as we examine the us, its role in the world on al jazeera. ah, ah ah, the me welcome back. you're watching al jazeera, a reminder of your top stories this off out, and emperor has declared the tokyo 2020 summer olympics off

we think over the next 2 days, shanghai, a 160 millimeters of rain, easy. we also got to talk about the winds and we think pretty close. the gus will be about a 100 kilometers per hour. so as we follow the track of typhoon, in fact will go west along the yangtze river valley, but we know places like jung, joe had been drenched with rain, but that is not going to be impacted this time around. a wider view right now because we promise you, we were going to talk about tropical storm. no partic, and look at this. it will have an impact on the olympics already. there have been some cancellations on monday as this storm approaches. that's where we are right now. and if it does become a typhoon, computer models are showing potential landfall here on tuesday in and around the tokyo area. so semi a very serious threat here, millions of people in the line of fire, let's hope it clears out. thanks so much, jeff. last, gans of ended the 1st night of a curfew imposed by the government for that call security reasons. all the 3 of the countries $34.00 provinces will be su

i just passes to the south of shanghai. so we're thinking wind gusts about a 100 kilometers per hour and look at this rainfall about 70 millimeters. ok, you know, we're also seen remnants of what was typhoon sion packer impact. the northern areas of indo china on saturdays says some particularly heavy rains can be found here for se, asia, we're getting some dry spells across malays and much of sumatra. and for the philippines, southwest monsoon is steering very heavy rain to areas like manila, for example. sponsored cattle airways. this food stamp mom, flying the flag for her nation. we have been putting in claim crickets on what the country between muslim my dream play in the wood while providing for family rise in bagley's winning game. that's my precious game in the game. my son bob way on al jazeera. ah, ah. the help stories fowler on al jazeera, after a year's delay, the tokyo summer, and the big games of officially opened with a low key ceremony in a nearly empty stadium. japanese tennis or soccer was given. the honor

china mobile is seeking to sell stocks in shanghai.omberg learned that the carlyle group is seeking to raise as much as $27 billion for its latest flagship fund in what could be the industry's largest ever private equity pool. discussions are ongoing on the total size of the fund could change. carlisle's fund would be 46% larger than it 2018 pool and break the $26 billion record held by blackstone from 2019. singapore's sovereign wealth fund posted its biggest gain since 2015 on the back of an equities rally. it warned returns will be significantly lower over the next decade due to lost evaluations and rising bond yields. the fund reduced its bond and cash holdings 45% and plans to reduce them further given the prospects for higher yields and lower prices for fixed income. haidi: let's get an fx check focusing on the yen as this is a momentum day for japan. we are counting down just hours away to the official start of the tokyo summer olympics for the opening ceremony. not much of a move when it comes to dollar-yen but we did have a ve

rishaad: looking at stocks here in hong kong and shanghai.d education sector became the latest target of china's you lake erie crack -- regulatory crackdown. they cannot raise capital, make profit or go public under the new rules. it does jeopardize and industry worth $100 billion. what do we know about the regulations? >> over the weekend, we saw a new document from the state council which essentially bans any new companies or institutions to be set up to teach school kids school curriculum. and for the existing players, they will have to go nonprofit. they no longer can have foreign investors and there will no longer be any ipo. the regulatory restrictions are pretty much focused on kindergarten through ninth curriculum. elementary and secondary school students. for high schoolers or adult education, that will still be fine. >> scrambling to understand these crackdowns are what sector could be next, what is your thought on why we are seeing the sector --seeing this crackdown? >> as early as march, we saw the president personally express con

it is expected to make landfall as we head south of shanghai.heck back with us, we will give you the amounts for shanghai. next up, we are going to the subcontinent. unrelenting. the darker the colors, the more intense the rain. next, we are going down under. we have set some temperature records toward queensland. some of the coldest temperatures we have seen in more than a decade. new zealand, high-pressure in charge. sunshine and a high of 13 degrees. in christchurch friday. >> they are the young virtuosos gracing concert halls. meet south korea's musical prodigies on al jazeera. >> al jazeera, wherever you are. >> the reminder of top stories on al jazeera. coronavirus cases surging and the u.s.. the number of daily infections has tripled. 90% of patients being admitted at hospital have not been -- received a vaccination. indonesia is the epicenter of coronavirus in southeast asia. the world health organization has urge the government to introduce a stricter lockdown. and tunisia's president has ordered the military to intervene after reports

our shanghai bureau chief joins us with details.could turn the page for the company after its reorganization. >> yes indeed. as you know, the company is starting to raise $10 billion from the ipo, which if successful, would become the world's largest, to a lot of people, it marks a key step taken by the world's most populous nation to beef up security and reduce reliance on imports. if you go through the company prospectus released last week, the company said they would use most of the money, the proceeds from the ipo to fund cutting-edge technology, research and development, finance and overseas acquisition, and also repay some debts. the event also a big milestone for the company, if you remember the history of syngenta, it was ought by a state run group for $43 billion in 2017. it was china's largest foreign takeover. the reason for china to do that at that time was widely seen as, again, a step to beef up food security. china clearly wants syngenta's genetically modified technology to -- for fetid grain -- for feed grain. rishaa

he joins us from shanghai. great to have you with us.ry or companies operations do not align with watch -- with what china wants. is it in beijing's interest in nurturing the crypto industry echo -- industry? guest: patient probably has no interest. i think it wants to regulate it to achieve its overarching goal for the digital rmb and the atof the rmb and the stability of financial systems in the country. even though there is a hard-core cryptocurrency community in china, it certainly is not being looked after in any way, unlike the stock or housing markets. haidi: do you think an outright ban is a real risk echo -- a real risk? guest: this is been talked about for many years, since 2013, when cryptocurrency first came on the radar in china. at the time we did not think cryptocurrency would ever get more regulated, but over the years, also in 2017 we saw more action taken by the regulators. at this point, i do fear that possibly of four or five years, the country my even outright panic. but it is too early -- the country may even outrig

a secret meeting of 53 people in a home in shanghai, in 1949. following a civil war party leader, mel's a dong sees power in china and he oversaw decades of war, famine and repression, and exerted a monopoly over both state and society. and delete 970 s. china began opening up for business and decades of unprecedented economic growth followed today. china is the world's 2nd biggest economy and achievement. that president, she's been paying is touting among many others. but in china, what is fact? and what is fiction? today, tourist bowed supply this lake, but 100 years ago it was a small group of marx's to sort out. this is alex, but they had convened in shanghai, but the fear of spies. so then move their meeting to boat on non who lake 100 kilometers south of the city. he is where they found that the communist party today non who receives visitors from all over china. that meant that it is the communist party that stands for and has brought us the good life we have today was to take our house on for month. the government has built an impressive

the shanghai academy is among the top 5. it's trainees are mostly senior officials, part of the training, an overview of technology made in china. the communist parties, official historiography, amidst the calamities of the 20th century instead, enjoy the straight line from the revolutionary beginnings to 2 days. they cannot make achievements due to the cause. the systematic one part is party history and parties, period. and because shanghai is pioneer city and economic development and reform, we also learn a lot. but the economic policies and recording of the new china us this leafy campus has seen almost 150000 officials, complete the course. in the last few years, the party has tightened its ideological grip inside china and become more assertive towards the outside world. the school prides itself and having trained many of china's governments spokes people will know who not when you make it. so we tell students to face international media and an honest way to tell the truth, but we also warn them. international media are

the ev maker said shanghai is its primary export hub. >> the u.s. and china holds contentious talks on paris and human rights, but leave the door open for a biden-xi summits. futures muted at the open, but the s&p 500 gained ground for five consecutive sessions, closing at record highs. large mega tech companies leading the gains. we have the real yield on the 10 year falling to record lows, -1.1% is the level ahead of the fed meeting later this week. we also had bitcoin under pressure, this surpassing the $40,000 level for the first time since june. we have speculation amazon may be considering receiving bitcoin and digital currencies as a payments. we are watching movement in the crypto space closely. it was about the chinese avr. the golden nasdaq index falling to a 13 month low as we have those, back to back losses, the biggest wipeout since 2008. we have seen large investors get out of the market already. cathie wood for example decreased her holdings when it comes to chinese tech stocks, but last week every day she was selling either tencent o

tom: in hong kong, it is not shanghai. is it becoming rapidly like shanghai? what we got here is a massively changed environment. i don't i the idea of singapore because it is so far away, and the weather is radically different in hong kong. are we going to move everybody down there? jonathan: i don't think it will come down to the weather? i think it will come down to where these companies fall or not. i don't think anybody wants to inflame the mainland. i don't know. we will see. but when you ask these companies about china, when you asked them about the national security law, when you ask them about alleged human rights abuses and changing , what do you get out of it? tom: we will probably hear that in the conference call today. jonathan: cpi data a little bit later, and five minutes. is the next proper call at 9:30? lisa: yes. jonathan: i can rely on you for the answer, lisa. thank you. mta coming at about five seconds . tom: you note that. -- you nailed that. jonathan: thank you, tom. from new york city this morning, good morning. alongside tom keene and

production and shanghai remains strong. the mix is changing a little bit. we are seeing more lower-value cars being sold. what are you looking for specifically when it comes to china and how do you expect that story to play out? >> i think that will definitely come up on the call. that is something i am looking at here. specifically for china, the big news is it is an export hub. i think that is something key to look out for. in terms of the average selling price, and our valuation for tesla over the next five years, we to think that as they expand, as volumes grow, they can only penetrate so much of each price segment before going down to the next segment. it is not a surprise to temporarily change things. i think one of the bigger things we are looking for is how sort of autopilot is working in china. right now, if you look at it compared to competitor systems, it might not be quite as good as the chinese-owned companies. i think they are focusing most of their effort on the u.s.. that is also not a bad idea to focus on the u.s. because we think it is a l

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