france hopes that in the next coming hours it europe minister of industry minister said they hoped in they'll be sanitary protocols agreed in the coming hours to allow the resumption of traffic flows with the u.k. and the european affairs minister clamor bone he said that he hopes it'll be possible for french people living in london or living in the u.k. to come back to france for christmas after this 48 hour period is over but they should get themselves a p.c.r. covert test in the interim because he says that will surely be one of the requirements before you can come back into france should also say though that this need since this new strain the french health minister says it hasn't been detected here in france but it could well already behave because of course the people travelling back and forth from continental europe to the u.k. before this ban was put in place of course and it does appear to be popping up around the world bennett smith there for us in the french capital thanks very much bennett. step vasant joins me now from amsterdam where the european medicines agency is coun

entourage that the new iraqi prime minister brought to tear her on with and let me just read the list of who he brought with him the minister of defense the minister of industry mind and trade the minister of foreign affairs oil agriculture planning and energy this is a very very long list of very very influential people certainly gives us an insight into how significant iraq considers its relationship with iran and what they plan for the future of their bilateral trade and of their shared economy now we have to remember that the new prime minister took over the role in iraq just around 2 months ago when he began by cracking down on pro iranian militias and if that was the stick on this 1st diplomatic visit his 1st time out of the country's prime minister's 1st time visiting iran as prime minister he brought a carrot in a speech made in front of his his delegation as well as some of the most important leaders some of the most powerful people in iran the prime minister of iraq really gave a speech that was a kind of love letter to iran he emphasized the importance of iran's relationship with iraq he emphasized the important role that iran plays as a regional a

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whole trajectory of going from this little black girl in a sugar mill town to becoming vice minister of light industry for the entire country, she reaches a moment of reckoning where her mother has to go in for treatment in the hospital. now, but you just started by telling somebody that story, you'd say, well, of course, the mother didn't get the care she needed, so she was disappointed with the revolution and, therefore, turned. but, no, it's exactly the opposite. it's very counterintuitive. what she finds is that her mother is -- because they live in -- [inaudible] is supposed to go to miguel enriquez, this sort of mediocre little neighborhood hospital. they call it. [speaking spanish] but it really isn't so good to be there. she's supposed to go there, that's where she's assigned. but once they find out that it's the vice minister's mother, the government intervenes, takes her over to the -- [speaking spanish] the big, fancy, renouned hospital on the waterfront in havana, and she gets the best treatment that cuba can afford. she's grateful for that, but there's something inside her that says this

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go president of the united democrats political party and former minister of commerce industry and tourism of cyprus from florence is yelena junk is director of the global citizenship of the retore of the european university and says your thank you all for joining us more i would like to ask you about the reaction of. the of the government in cyprus has basically said that there were isolated cases there were blown out of proportion in the. investigative program what do you make of that reaction. well it's not the 1st time that cyprus is actually. that cases are exposed showing that there's been abuses of this of this program so we documented that in the past actually cyprus itself reviewed some cases and identify about 26 individuals that were cases that were problematic and now the cyprus papers so what we see here is not just a few bad apples it's much more systemic the holes even if they've been reforms are not adequate and plus they are not they don't seem to be well implemented so it's i don't think we've been exaggerating and i don't think i'll just have been a exaggerating when say

the report on china national radio said a minister of industry and i.t. is saying the subsidies will stay relatively stable this year in a bid to ensure sustainably industry growth. that is a boost to electric carmakers. sales fell for the sixth month in a row. goldman sachs plans to double its headcount in china over the next five years. we have been told they are reducing staff to 600 employees provided china continues to open up its financial markets. bloomberg intelligence estimates up to $9 billion in commercial and investment banking profits for foreign banks to compete for. jp morgan, ubs, and nomura have announced chinese extension plans. rishaad: let's have a look at what's going on with asia-pacific markets. the absence of trading in tokyo. we find ourselves with the members of the rank return function. the limit for the semiconductor company that put one of those stories which yvonne was just looking at and was concerning ev subsidies. no major subsidy cuts expected this year, helping to drive the likes of them as well. down 5.7%.a, ♪ 9:20 9 p.

also have a historic visit from the foreign minister in two days to tel aviv, along with the minister of industry and commerce. so working groups have been formulated. mou's have been signed and more good news is come out soon. >> to tap on that, the first wave, uae. bahrain, sudan are the first wave. to the extent of any other country debating whether this is good for them or not, we have to demonstrate it's successful. we have to demonstrate that the decision which was risky was going to produce the right outcome, and we need to show this is a success and that depends on us. david: when i was very young and my hair was very dark i worked in the white house for president carter and he had the famous camp david summit and egypt and israel came to an agreement, but there was plans then there would be a lot of, i'd say commerce between those two countries and a lot of tourism between the two countries and investments, it didn't materialize so far. what are you doing to make certain that there actually is real investment back and forth and real exchange and tourism. >> let's try to understand the di

much on the leakage as the effect of the leakage and the treatment of those who have been affected. reporter: the industries minister of the state said it at whether proper procedures were not followed when the plant reopen. the sameny assures levevel of responsibility are tataken if this were to happppen the eu or the united states. police and the eastern city of -- also really revealed there was a gas leak on wednesday. the owner tried to hide the incident. some were hospitalized, including some in critical condition. workers had been preparing to reopen it. -- has killed at least one civilian. rockets landed near the italian and turkish embassies and were launched by forces loyal to the warlord. mexico is the largest air exporter in the world. production in mexico was stopped over a month ago when health officials included brewing a nonessential activity. some companies have continued operations for exports, but the stockpiles have dwindled. it is a very different story in germany, where one brewery is giving away beer for free. -- brewery in the state of hesse has more than two and a half thousand leaders due to

outbreaks at slaughterhouses here in germany is leading to bring new scrutiny of the country's meat industry food minister yulia klucker has met with meat industry officials to discuss the future of livestock farming she said she wants higher prices for meat to prove conditions for workers and for animals the meeting follows a corona virus outbreak at a plant in the city of go to slow lead officials to reimpose a local lockdowns meanwhile health officials in grosses though are trying to work out why the virus able to spread so rapidly at the turn years meet planned. to meet catching section attorneys is the center of the outbreak 2 thirds of the workers here have tested positive but why did the virus spread like wildfire here scientists suspect it could be related to the air cooling and circulation system in the plant is here nish but what we didn't know before is that under these circumstances the recent kill a sheen of air can keep aerosols moving. when that's a risk factor we weren't aware of it was enough reasonable for tourists. stefan political works as an air conditioning technician in the city to

there's been growing scrutiny of the meat industry here in germany following a string of coronavirus uprights at slaughter houses earlier today the country's food minister met with the industry. officials to discuss the future of livestock farming she says she wants higher prices for may to improve conditions for both workers and animals the medic comes out her corona virus outbreak of a make plant in the city of good a slow lead to officials to re-impose lockdowns meanwhile health officials in good a slow are trying to figure out why the virus was able to spread so rapidly at the tourney's may plant. the meat cutting section attorneys is the center of the outbreak 2 thirds of the workers here have tested positive but why did the virus spread like wildfire here scientists suspect it could be related to the air cooling and circulation system in the plant is here next but what we didn't know before is that under these circumstances the research elation of air can keep aerosols moving and what does that to risk factor we weren't aware of hung it was enough these equal for us to step on political works as an air conditioning technician in the city to store

minister of parm marie industries has relates to tyo for a bit a future which promotes the top of it to the 2000 tombs of. reproduction ways in which we can move to improve and picked on the environment while still being very protective seeing the goods to market for a high value but this is not going to hit the open market last week our country declared a climate change emergency and committed to a carbon neutral government by 2025 the prime minister prime minister adar and said the country must act with urgency her exact words that sounds great right but a carbon neutral government and for here is that actually enough because experts have had said that new zealand's lack of a lack of action rather today is embarrassing and tenable net emissions are worse than 60 percent over the past 20 or so what is acting with urgency lou. look like in way you all have declared an emergency well by showing me the ship and what we do have control over in the across the public sea so we can move the government plates of the vehicles for example to chicago vehicles which will map a significant diffe

well qatar's a minister of commerce and industry. says that qatar and international rights holders of school resoundingly victory today we expect saudi arabia especially since it's hosting the upcoming g. 20 to respect this decisive ruling and end the theft and piracy of intellectual property rights and once reacting with its own statement saudi arabia declared that there's no one in the kingdom committing piracy adding that saudi arabia has a strong record of protecting intellectual property and is committed to applying its national law and procedures in full conformity with the w t o rules. it is good to have you with us hello adrian fenty going to hit the headlines on al-jazeera north korea's military says that it will redeploy troops near the demilitarized zone and resume regular exercises along frontline areas it comes a day after pyongyang destroyed a liaison office used to communicate with south korea mcbride has the latest for us from you on the south korean side of the border a little concerned in the south will be this possi

regardless of the pace of recovery, some industries will have to look at new business models, new markets. industries will continue to do well, regardless of covid. was singapore's minister trade and industry talking to haslinda. a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. uber and lyft surging the most after voters in california approved a measure to protect their business models from attempt to classify drivers as employees. proposition 22 was crafted and funded by big economy companies to exempt workers from offering staff benefits. doordash, with instacart, and postmates raised 10 times as much money for the fund as their opponents. late trade. upbeat forecast of the corridors. 5g networks persuading people to upgrade devices. as $8.6 billion to the end of december. more than one point 5 billion above analyst estimates. it connects smartphones to wireless making a key indicator. haslinda: plenty more in the next hour. we continue to track the results of the u.s. elections. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ are you frustrated with your weight and health? it's time for aerotrainer, a more effective total body fitness solution. (announcer) aerotrainer's ergod

new scrutiny of the country's meat industry the country's food minister yulia klock now has met with meat industry officials to discuss the future of livestock farming she says she wants higher prices for meat to improve conditions for workers and for animals the meeting follows a coronavirus outbreak at a neat plant in the city of that lead officials to reimpose local walked out. meanwhile health officials english are slower trying to figure out why the virus was able to spread so rapidly at the chinese need to plant. the meat cutting section attorneys is the center of the outbreak 2 thirds of the workers here have tested positive but why did the virus spread like wildfire here scientists suspect it could be related to the air cooling and circulation system in the plant is here but what we didn't know before it is that under these circumstances the recent kill ation of air can keep aerosols moving. that's a risk factor we weren't aware of hung it was enough these equal for. different politico works as an air conditioning technician in the city to use the world according to german lor

and yes, i have been continuously negotiating with my russian counterparts and the minister of trade and industryand we have agreed that hungary is willing to buy the russian. we understand it is realistic that in the summer a small scale all of the degrees can be launched in order to make the national national necessary clinical trials on tests back in hungary and as also they 2nd part of january, it might be realistic that food by quantity from russia, we understand what they see and he has received 1st, the entire team and the license report, which has shown a 90 per cent of the effectiveness, which is good news. we welcomed on friday. i'm going to have the next to be there or conference, read the minister. but we are not going to negotiate and go about simply buying vaccine for russia. we are not go shooting, localise nation, what the production or at least the part of the production to hungary. there is a company operating here in hungary, which has been producing for other or viruses and diseases. of course, they seem to be able to transform their capacity in a way that they would be able t

the country's new health minister the possibility of strict lock downs in hard hit areas but present in our eyes been discussing opening the country up further in talks with industry leaders and ministers and indigenous tribes that lives in the wetlands of ecuador's amazon region is moving deep into the rain forest members say it's a last resort to escape certain death from coronavirus a tribe originated in ecuador should fin de region near the border with peru this in human has more there are family members of the sick or by nation in the shoeshine cindy region of the ecuadorian amazon prepare to leave their village they decided to move down the river and deep into the rain forest to escape a disease they believe will wipe them out. the most graphic government so we demographically are $700.00 inhabitants our risk of total extermination as a 2nd part nation in previous centuries our nationality has been a victim of these types of diseases today we don't want the same thing to happen. this new disease corona virus has already infected members of the tribe. down the river they begin clearing their new home the nation along the border between ecuador and peru has 15

algae said it was investigating the cause of the industry as minister of the state of entrepreneur said it looked as though proper procedures weren't followed when the plant reopened he also said they want the company to ensure the same level of responsibility is taken at the incident were to happen in the e.u. or united states. police in the eastern city of god also revealed that there was a gas leak as a paper mill on wednesday they said the owner tried to hide the incident in which at least 7 workers were hospitalized some in critical condition like the factory in the shock of it he said the paper mill had also been shot during india's lockdown and workers had been preparing to reopen it elizabeth al-jazeera new delhi flash floods caused by heavy rains have killed at least 65 people in rwanda 5 bridges were washed away and dozens of homes destroyed flooding across eastern africa has led to more 260 deaths in recent days uganda has also been badly affected along with kenya where 100000 people have been displaced embattled prime minister researcher who says he is retiring at the end of

uk prime minister borisjohnson confirms that new petrol and diesel cars will be banned from sale in 2030, as part of what he's calling a "green industrialn. the uk's public spending watchdog says ministers failed to uphold normal standards of transparency in the rush to secure coronavirus supplies at the start of the pandemic — the business secretary says there was huge pressure at the time. we had to do an enormous amount of work very fast to secure the ppe and that's what we did and i'm not going to apologise for the fact that, you know, quite rightly we made the effort and people

cars to be banned from sale after 2030 as part of the government's 10—point plan to tackle climate change. ministers say a quarter of a million green industrialsinesses meet the challenge? i'll take a look. criticism for the way ministers handed out billions of pounds worth of contracts to buy ppe to tackle coronavirus. the watchdog says priority was given to firms recommended by mps and political advisers. re—united with loved ones. as trials of a new scheme to allow visits in care homes get under way,

coronavirus outbreaks at slaughterhouses in germany is leading to renewed scrutiny of the country's meat industry. the food ministeras met with the meat industry officials to discuss the future of livestock farming. she says she wants higher prices for me to improve conditions for workers and animals. the meeting follows a coronavirus outbreak at a meat plant that led officials to reimpose local lockdowns. health officials in the city are trying to figure out why the virus was able to spread so quickly at the meat plant. >> the meat cutting section is the center of the outbreak. 2/3 of the workers here have tested positive. why did the virus spread like wildfire here? experts suspect it could be related to the air system in the plant. >> what we did not know before is under the circumstances, the recirculation can keep aerosols moving. that is a risk factor we were not aware of. >> he works as an air-conditioning technician in the city. according to german law, all workplaces need to be supplied with fresh air. the meat processing plant is no exception. >> they are our cooling systems based on recirculation. they l

well qatar's minister of commerce and industry ali bin ahmed alcoa arre says qatar and international rights holders have scored a resoundingly true today we expect saudi arabia especially since it's hosting the upcoming g. 20 to respect this decisive ruling and the theft and piracy of intellectual property rights at once were reacting with its own statement saudi arabia declared that there is no one in the kingdom committing piracy adding saudi arabia has a strong record of protecting intellectual property and is committed to applying its national law and procedures in full conformity with w t o rules. police have been sent into a suburb of eastern france where they have been 4 nights of gang violence trouble erupted in a neighborhood of the city of diesel when about 100 humans came in to avenge an attack on one of its members that explains. scattered debris and car still burning after a 4th night of violence in the eastern french city of deja city officials say groups of chechens and residents clashed some armed with machetes and guns after the alleged assault of a chechen teenager

of thursday evening. >>> japan's industry minister has announced plans to shut more than half of the coal-firered power generators around the country too cut carbon dioxide emissions. >> translator: we aim to phase-out inefficient coal-fired plants to achieve a carbon-free society. i've instructed officials to start discucussions by the end this month to seeeek feasiblble systems to allow japan to adopt renewable energy as its primary energy source. >> ministry will appoint a panel of experts to discuss wayss to reduduce the amount o of p powe generated by old coal-fierped plants by 90% within the next ten years. part of the plan includes shutting about 100 out of the nation's 140 coal-fired generators. but the construction of more efficient coal-fired generators will be allowed. the panel will also discuss ways to avoid power outages in case of a natural disaster. the ministry aims to decide on the plan within this year. >>> japan's government pension investment fund has posted a record quarterly loss after an of plunge in global stock markets. it lost about 17.7 trillion yen or more than $160 billion

the german foreign minister held a video conference with several of its counterparts across the e.u. to discuss efforts to restart europe's struggling tourism industry summer is coming after the talks the foreign minister of germany said that he's hopeful that tourism abroad would be possible after the 15th of june but he said that it would not be a quick return to business as usual like other nations pressure is building here in germany to once more open the country to international tourists. this is germany 2nd biggest hotel the park in brighton the house of land most some is over 900 of its 1000 rooms are booked but because of the current travel restrictions right now only 25 are in use. we're reaching our limits it's becoming unbearable we desperately need travel as it's incredibly important for germany to restart business and tourism activities we need people to come to the city again but when is the top distillation we need tourists here last year 8 out of 10 overnight stays in this city were from the tourism sector. frontin you are not only in the. us also into the station sector. 5 shaggin who runs a restaurant a. square says in non corona t

of the people who have been affected. l.g. said it was investigating the cause the industry's minister of the state of said it looked as though proper procedures weren't followed when the plant reopened he also said they want the company to ensure the same level of responsibility is taken at the incident were to happen and the e.u. or united states. police in the eastern city of baghdad are also revealed. that there was a gas leak at a paper mill on wednesday they said the owner tried to hide the incident in which at least 7 workers were hospitalized in critical condition like the factory in the shock of putnam but he said the paper mill had also been shot during india's lockdown and workers had been preparing to reopen it elizabeth al-jazeera new delhi flash floods and landslides in rwanda have killed at least 65 people but fighting was triggered by heavy rain nearly $100.00 homes were destroyed and several bridges washed away in the south as prime minister will retire at the end of next month 80 year old thomas says he is leaving me not because of his sort because of his age not because he is implicated in the murder of his

of the people who have been affected. l.g. said it was investigating the cause the industry's minister of the state of said it looked as though proper procedures weren't followed when the plot reopened he also said they want the company to ensure the same level of responsibility is to. if the incident were to happen in the e.u. or united states. police in the eastern city of di go to also reveal that there was a gas leak as a paper mill on wednesday they said the owner tried to hide the incident in which at least 7 workers were hospitalized in critical condition like the fact. that he said the paper mill had also been shot during india's lockdown and workers had been preparing to reopen it elizabeth al jazeera new delhi. this is al jazeera and these the top stories almost 3200000 more people have called for unemployment in the united states is the crown of our solid right devastates economy 33500000 people have registered as unemployed in just 7 weeks a white house correspondent kimberly hellcat has. it's you know exceeding 30000000 and it could go even into the 40000000 mark because we know that it's every sector whereas ini

transport also on the program tourism accounts the cost of coronavirus lockdowns european union ministers meet and work out how to help an industry facing staggering losses. welcome to the program as the number of confirmed coronavirus cases worldwide exceeds 3000000 and germany has made it compulsory for people on public transport to cover their faces the move which in most parts of the country also requires people to wear masks while shopping a comes as other restrictions are eased but there are concerns that demand for masks could fast outstrip supply. to require wearing masks requires having masks to wear germany like most countries needs billions of them in the months ahead so when the world's largest cargo plane landed in the eastern city of leipzig on monday with 10000000 masks from china on board a leading member of going to medicals cabinet was there to greet them defense minister on a great crime common bauer says the mass will be sent to germany 16 federal states for distribution in the offense and the they want to hear the whole a small those who have helped. to ensure that this delivery of rights. have something much

minister claim any credibility for the fuel projects overseas are these the actions of a rogue out-of-control government department or does the prime minister actually approve of them? >> it remains a significant industry of scotland and many other places. the criticism of the government is absurd for the first country in the developed world i know actually when she's being less polemical. she has kind words to say about the government's program and -- would my friend confirmed that the policy will welcome the law-abiding citizens to our country those that come to the country and are subsequently wey convicted of serious crimes should expect to be removed from the country to keep out citizens -- keep citizens safe. >> neither of the party -- >> what does the pie minister think of the majority support? >> he voted in 2014 by substantial majoritynt to remain in the uk. i believe that was the right decision and i believe that were they ever the same question would be the same answer but as he has said it was a once in a generation event. >> it is currently many local businesses are either unable to open or having to operate differently which is having a significant impact so will the prime minister commit

applying its national law and procedures in full conformity with w t o rules cattles minister of commerce and industry. says and international rights holders of scorned scored a resulting victory today we expect saudi arabia especially since it's hosting the upcoming g. 20 to respect this decisive ruling and end the theft and piracy of ip rights at once still ahead here on the news hour. for acute stress. it's heart wrenching at the same time facing deportation from britain how the coronavirus emergency is affecting immigration detention centers. also have the iraqi government's decision to cut salaries to spark outrage as the country faces its worst economic crisis in years. and in sports encouraging signs that calling capital could make a return to the n.f.l. and we will explain all that in about 20 minutes. but. not much going on in the weather across the middle east at the moment losey fine and dry not too much in the way of cloud as well little bit of cloud down swore southern parts of amman southern areas all of yemen but that's the fair weather variety let me get so hot and dusty that sums it u

in the virtual conference, these young activists ask the minister of business energy and industrial strategyincrease green collar jobs face. we want to increase green collarjobs for many young people going into the workplace, now or in the next few years. today, we have something like 460,000 greenjobs in the uk. in 2030, we hope for that figure to reach 2 million. campaigners like michaela are concerned about the impact of climate change on minority groups. we represented the black lives matter movement after joy we represented the black lives matter movement afterjoy george floyd being killed. not only can we not breathe because of the systematic racism, but we also generally can't breathe in a lot of out generally can't breathe in a lot of our communities due to air pollution, so it's not equal on how it affects different people. this 17—year—old is really concerned about the environmental in fact. she's created an initiative to encourage teenagers to exchange second—hand clothes at schools. the pouch in industry —— fashion industry is a major source of greenhouse gases. by 2023, one of t

of coded $1000.00 cases that farms and meat processing plants in germany have forced policymakers there to act the country's labor minister. has pledged to ban contract labor in the meat processing industry as of 2021 but why isn't so contracting being prohibited in other sectors of the economy where similar things are going on in farming for example the minister dodges the question. is a magnifying glass we're seeing things that were already problematic before sectors where it's a matter of monitoring occupational safety and we will impose stricter binding standards so that we're able to go more strongly into these areas that tend to be risky in the german parliament green party member be at. has been demanding tougher inspections for years in order to stop systematic exploitation. what i'm not satisfied with it all is the inspections at the moment the idea is just to agree quotas that's too little because even if we have contracts it doesn't automatically mean that there are good working conditions that slaughterhouses or what we need is good monitoring so the draft law doesn't go far enough for me to. marry on a cost didn't wait for the improvements she has had enough of germany and i

of their industries. they point the finger at the cultural minister, accusing him of being silent for six weeks.pecififically, they are asking for specifific m measures in fr. that is a special professional status for casual workers in the artsts. itit concernrns 270,000 people.. normally that status and the benefits that t go with it deped yeaears, as every certain amount of job contracts. all festivals have been canceleled, they are asking for that status to be e relaxed or extended to allow people to continue getting paid. p presseal in the p print was followed by a plea on public radio by an a actress whoho addressed -- proofgued artists with a of a healthy democracy and remiminded him of the french cucultural excxception whichfffs the artists a status above and beyond mere commercial entities. claire: what has ththe governmet pledged so far? state hadow, the pledged 22 million euros. given that more than one million people are employed -- 1.3 million approximately being artists, technicians or administrators, many found that figure to be unrealistic. not very helpful. france's gdp.3% of com