and what will they hide in this tsc? and will this tsc be legitimate now if only servants and their maids and their minions enter there, and the opposition is simply not always allowed there in the parliament the tsk was a tool of the opposition when it was necessary to hide corruption in our country. what is happening is what is happening. pressure is being created to lead corruption again. we want to say that we are proud of the fact that our faction has 27 deputies. can block unworthy laws in this faction in this hall where hearing is actually not from 250 they don't go to work they skip meetings it is not known where they are climbing but pay attention that everything that happens here is good bad well they say it's new not them it's poroshenko again we continue shit in your pants, you understand this government. i want to say that if they do not now raise the question of the conduct of our representative in the tsk on corruption in the army, this means that there is illegitimacy, we demand from the saber head of thi

the regulatory committee unanimously, all factions have the right to delegate representatives of the tscally when it comes to propositional factions, dear chairman, we ask you to once again put to a vote the resolution that volodymyra ariev has the right to work in the tsc e- led by pansable panzabele i ask you to take the floor now and get this demand of european solidarity thank you very much reply yes colleagues indeed i we submitted three resolutions about the inclusion of those representatives of the faction who were unable to enter at first, this is the representative of the european solidarity faction - this is the representative of the trust group, the noble hall , for some reason it has not been included yet, i ask my colleagues to support us so that we have a full representation of all factions in our temporary investigative commission, if there are any questions so that the quotas are preserved maybe then it is necessary to add representatives of other factions so that the corresponding quotas are preserved thank you colleagues, thank you if you paid attention in the past of t

enforcement agency works with them, and for some reason they are even present here colleagues from the tsc decided to go another way, it is impossible to actually rely on the law enforcement agency because they control the customs in our country, and the minister of finance stated this , everyone controls the customs completely, then let's come up with something, let's turn in the air, and this know-how that we invented does not give at all there is no positive, because to prohibit the sale of only domestically produced cigarettes at the checkpoints of automobiles, which are delivered there zero zero, here i have in my hands an official certificate provided by the customs service , here i took the data for the 22nd year, for the 21st and for on the 23rd in the 22nd year, 0:3 percent of all cigarettes sold in duty free is zero at all, of course, then it turns out that if we say that tsk has collected data that a large number of these cigarettes are sold per person, that is obviously a scheme no one buys so many cigarettes there, then they are all imported cigarettes, these are imported ciga

showing more than their capabilities, but let's be honest today in the parliament, we also created the tscwill check the activities of various authorities and places and in kyiv and in the regions, how every hryvnia is spent. i am even convinced that we should make changes to the budget code and do everything possible so that local councils directly purchase at least the minimum, such as drones , thermal imagers, etc., they had the official right to this, and it will be a lot of fun for them attention, oksana front, about this draft law, which would be mentioned today that by thanksgiving, yes , it reminds me of the celebration of valentine's day and other similar holidays. well, in fact, if it is about thanking someone for their help, then it is not necessary to do it once a this year, it can be done exactly when it is timely, it is relevant and on any day, in fact, in fact, i also smell this populism, in your opinion, how long have we not had public holidays as weekends? yes , but if there is another one, then at all a lot of time in the year we will just rest and celebrate how much more

are seeing that and there are structural reasons in japan including buybacks and requirements on the tscor japanese companies to play ball different than they did ten years ago and equities, fundamentally can still go higher especially if the currency remains under pressure tim, no one breaks it down like you do thank you so much for your time this afternoon >> thank you, kly. >> tim seymour joining us. >>> my next guest is boosting productivity in china to avoid the currency mess. it comes down to how quickly the nation can harness artificial intelligence the u.s. has banned china from gaining from america's a.i. chips which won't significantly slow china down as baidu, alibaba and tencent have been making development in their own chips. let's welcome jeong chao welcome to the program. >> thanks fior having me >> it seems obvious whatever the next innovation drives productivity and just connect the dots about why a.i. is so important to china >> over the last 30 years, by the way, we are taking a very longview on this report in a.i. and over the 30 years china has reaped a lot of the di

taiwan is a cyclist's dream, and the tsc bike club includes several ex-pat americans who do businessoing to be a war? >> i hope not. i don't have a crystal ball, but i don't think it's in anyone's interest to have a war. i think that prevailing heads will prevail, and the tensions will subside. >> reporter: if so, says peter kurtz, it's going to need some skillful diplomacy. >> we need to make sure that we don't back them too deeply into a corner that they have no choice in their minds to come out fighting. >> reporter: we took a short flight from taipei to an outlying island, kinmen, where the last round of actual fighting ended in 1979. these defensive spikes were put here on kinmen island to repel chinese landing craft. there was a hot war between china and taiwan in living memory, and this was the front line. a kinmen politician pointed out mainland china almost close enough to swim to. >> a lot of people think that you're so close to china. you might as well be china "yes, the older people think that, he says, but we've had democracy since the country was founded. it's never bee

taiwan is a cyclist's dream and the tsc bike club includes several ex-pat americans. >> is there goingave a crystal ball. i don't think it's in anyone's interest to have war. i think prevailing heads will prevail and the tensions will subside. >> reporter: if so, says peter, it's going to need some skillful diplomacy. >> we need to make sure we don't back them too deeply into a corner that they have no choice in their minds dom out fighting. we need to think creatively about how taiwan can position itself in a way not to be too threatening to china. >> reporter: we took a short flight from taipei to an outlying island, kinnaman, where the last round of actual fighting ended in 1979. these defensive spikes were put here on kinnaman island to rappel chinese landing craft. there was a hot war between china and taiwan in living memory, and this was the front line. >> we can see -- >> reporter: a kinnaman politician pointed out main lan china almost close enough to swim to. a lot of people think that you are so close to china, might as well be china. yes, the older people think that, he say

like japanese market is going to remain pretty strong for the rest of the year, given factors like the tsceconomy. but let's hear from him directly. >> geopolitical or mac or reasons that the economy is recovering, and the reallocating of the investment from china to other places. and also, japanese inflationary pressure is coming. shery: our asia credits reporter own winnie hsu. you could get more were japan exchange group exclusive on daybreak asia. japan ahead on monday, august 28. we have been talking about the weakness of the japanese yen. take a look at how is trading at the 144 level. we see more upside. we have been seeing upside this week after it actually fell to that 46 level against the u.s. dollar earlier this week. we also see upside on the korean won and it's surprising because we are close to that 1340 level, which analysts have pointed at potentially a level where the government could intervene and all of this coming ahead of the be ok rate decision later today. haidi: nvidia, qantas, aia, we are watching china construction bank saying the profit rose to almost $23 billion