i had not been in angola since the beginning of that war, and to go back and see angola today and have an opportunity to meet with the chairman of the committee responsible for conservation there, she is in fact herself a park ranger, and to see how angola has emerged from years of civil war and unrest and is now looking to the international community for partnership and for support, it's heartening. with angola's immense natural resources, we are already seeing, unfortunately, foreign governments -- for example, beijing -- pushing unwise development that threatens to siphon off this critical water source and obviously to siphon off this water source, it would devastate the river basin. and this is why we must act now to protect the animals and communities that call the region home. animals and poachers, of course, know no boundaries. the water doesn't know any boundaries. in order for conservation efforts to be successful, we must take a transboundary approach. i was proud to be the author of the congo basin forest partnership act some years ago. i think it was in 2004 that it was pas

angola is a british overseas territory but it didn't get to vote in the press at referendum. its citizens are overwhelmingly opposed to leaving the european union saying when it came to trade with neighboring territories now and will is considering changing its relationship with britain. next. entered the conflict zone with me should sleep on the facts this week on conflicts going on in the lives of soldiers to excel in a second level foreign minister of bulgaria. among the politicians hold true to a comment. on the question of. my gracious that a compromise has been is a fair deal for everybody conflicts of course in sixty minutes teetotallers. sorry i just couldn't get this song out of his head. the college just began searching for this. most of these captivate. the brain and central. to their culture the state. o'neill promised to his son. returned to the concrete and glass jungle of new york. the result of culture. from the forest starts caucus night on w. . l. o. and a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe with me peter craven and this week we begin with the latest

angola itself just like there was no. most of the goods come in via the e.u. or more precisely from a poor just fifteen minutes away on the french island off some of. the neighboring islands have close ties but now breaks it is threatening their relationship. we find to be insulting because it will be affected directly and with us a lot of the water has been soft water for years. and. that you know that doesn't present situation but impact that in a negative so local radio host a.j. hammer is angry that i will let it not have a say over bracks said since residents could not vote to break that affect us he and some fifteen thousand other islanders will lose their passports should london come up short and it's going to secure a good breaks it deals with us residents worry that they will be among the biggest losers and will and should have had an a chance to participate in the backseat and that no other people should this site and one state but then britain has been. increasing home micro-managing which i think is it fair to us. that mean we have no say because i

visited angola to gauge the mood. as ship docking in britain six thousand five hundred kilometers away from the british mainland we're in one gorilla one of britain six overseas territories in the caribbean people here have to import nearly everything even their drinking water and this port is their life and so flying. is not only because this is the only board so. if for whatever reason this port closes in on. angola and itself took my clothes no. most of the goods come in via the e.u. or more precisely from a port just fifteen minutes away on the french island off some of. the neighboring islands have close ties but no breaks it is threatening their relationship. we find to be insulting because it will be affected directly angola someone who bought i mean our soft water for years. and we are concerned that you know that doesn't present a situation by the president in the negative so local radio host a.j. hammer is angry that and will lead to not have a say or bracks said since residents could not vote will break tha

we think angola is really struggling, heavy declines.he big one is iran, we are penciling in one play 5 million barrels-- 1.5 million in losses that will translate into supply losses that will only become visible in q4. q3, it is hard to deal with oversupply, but you have a lot of supportive factors towards the end of this year and into 2019. alix: thank you so much. really appreciate it. time for your take away. supplies gap emerging in the back half of this year, and richard says the u.s. market is tight but the global market is oversupplied. at the end of the year, prices could rally but the market is still nervous, dependent on president trump. thank you so much. coming up, president trump may have been in brussels, what is -- but his thoughts were with soybean farmers. what is next for prices? this is bloomberg "commodities edge." ♪ alix: i'm alix steel, this is bloomberg "commodities edge." time now for the data dig, we dig into the market trends of the week. oil inventory numbers bullish. 7 million barrels a day, the biggest draw

have rejuvenated the commonwealth with a superb summit, zimbabwe back on the path to membership and angola now wanting to join. we are leading global campaigns against illegal wildlife trade and in favor of 12 years of quality education for every girl and we have a flag, the union flag going up in nine new missions, in the pacific, caribbean, and africa and more to come so we have overtaken france to be the biggest diplomatic network of any european country. none of this would have been possible without the support of my humble friend the prime minister. everyone who has worked with her will recognize her courage and her resilience, and it was privilege to collaborate with her in promoting global britain, a vision for this country that she set out with great clarity at lancaster house on january 17th last year. a country eager as she said, not just to do a bold ambitious and comprehensive free trade agreement with the eu, out of the customs union, out of the single market, but also to do new free trade deals around the world. i thought it was the right vision then. i think so today. but in

angola is a british overseas territory but it didn't get to vote in the press at referendum. its citizens are overwhelmingly opposed to leaving the european union saying it would hinder trade with neighboring territories. now saying well is considering changing its relationship with britain the local. next z.w. . in stars deliver rousing performances from. playing nothing else the fun playing stuff but good spend nineteen seventy playing clubs the british band lead. cars. love. the. good concerts or the missing telly. they make a commitment. they find solutions. late in stronger. africa on the road. the stories of both people who lived in a different school shaping their nation. and their continent of africa on the move to stories of how to move a vision of change makers taking their destinies into their own hands the d w multimedia series from africa. d w dot com click on the most. hello and a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe with me peter craven and this week we begin with the latest turmoil in the united kingdom over briggs it the british exit from the e.u. that

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grindle has been a lawyer and a journalist he also spent fourteen years in the german parliament for angola medicals christian democrats and once said that multiculturalism was a myth comments that would come back to haunt him when ms it is allin jimmy teammate one turkish president richard tayyip erdogan. i believe that both are aware that they have made a mistake i encourage everyone to go easy on them. but at the gym he crashed out of the world cup group stage kringle got tough demanding will issue a statement when it came to the queues dreamed of outright racism grindle is now under pressure ahead of september's vote between germany and turkey over the hosting of euro two thousand and twenty four germans are now wondering if grandel is heading for the exit. it was news coming up ahead a big disputes heats up at pilots and cabin crew go on strike. the full of the job what will it mean for. that story plus trade talks between the e.u. commission president and the u.s. president that's monica jones coming up shortly. in the war of. earth. home to news of species a home worth saving. which

and its sister party a chance for angola more closely to you are looking for ways to resolve the fight over migration to germany i've. never met him but we will have a meeting now and we will see if we all want to say it is about direct magic solution feasible solution off the mark her questions. today she needs a diary pre-menstrual gather your so we have national concerns about a joint european interest. and i think we are closer together than apart and now we have to find ways. i'm always optimistic about. the dispute is about the details of germany's migration policy variants he wants to turn away migrants who have already registered in another state or have already applied for asylum the chancellor has always made it clear that this wouldn't be part of germany's migration policy sam think she me iterated once again to our own conservatives earlier today but the c.s.u. bust and chairman interior minister haasil for isn't about facts down quietly after a long meeting office party delegates say of a threat in the early hours of monday morning to step down both from his post as interi

it's a horrible thing that germany has done i think it's a horrible mistake and as much as i like angola i was very open and saying that i think it's a horrible thing that you have a pipeline coming from russia and i believe that germany is going to be getting fifty sixty or even i've heard numbers of seventy percent of their energy coming in from russia and how can you be working for peace and work in from strength when somebody has that kind of power of your country and not a very strong comments that those numbers that he mentioned have been disputed by the german foreign office what do you make of these remarks and how why going on there. i mean this is sheer and pure essential donald trump what he does is he repeats a wrong statement over and over again he's done that on the first day of the nato meeting he repeated them on the second day of the nato meeting i'm going to america's there during the nato summit he called she contradicted him and said this is not true and the figures are much lower if germany is getting about twenty percent off its energy from russia if you take gas an

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grindle has been a lawyer and a journalist he also spent fourteen years in the german parliament for angola medicals christian democrats and once said that multiculturalism was a myth comments that would come back to haunt him when ms it isn't and jimmy teammates are one turkish president tayyip erdogan. i believe that both are aware that they have made a mistake i encourage everyone to go easy on them. but after germany crashed out of the world cup group stage grindle got tough demanding will issue a statement when it came to the queues drivel of outright racism grindle is now under pressure ahead of september's vote between germany and turkey over the hosting of euro two thousand and twenty four germans are now wondering if grandel is heading for the exit. now who is the best footballer in the world will be finding out soon enough the sport's governing body fifa has released a short list of nominees for the best award and brazil's neymar didn't make the top ten christiana win although won the accolade the past two years while at his former club the reigning champions league winners real m

shang an open borders deal but while this is clearly what courts his counterpart in angola america has resisted the widespread return of such controls. insisting that shannon is a vital plank the e.u. policy away from the issue of migration another problem the austrians will face is the pressing question of how to deal with the use budget which means that as mr cortes takes his seat around the e.u. table he will face lots of questions which may not have easy answers dominant cane . sport. still ahead it's a day of football's biggest names have those details and much more in the sport. we will maintain the finest fighting force the world has ever known the united states army is so reliant on the private sector i would call it a dependency we have a mismatch between the way we. work to be and the reality of the twenty first century. for us and i want to show you how many of the persons that you're sending out you should be child soldiers and. child soldiers reloaded on al-jazeera. is different from other channels because we're not just there when something happens we are there before it

the united states on behalf of the you on the home plate it's almost as if he is actually replacing angola merkel as to unofficial leader of the european union would you agree with that. leg review that emmanuel michaels leadership was established very very quickly you know within the institutions of the french republic general the goal said that the president of the republic is responsible for the essentials of french presidents who on the first day following their election and sometimes even five years later did not have exceptional charisma but him. the first day of his becoming president he had the bearing of a great head of state he's got this magic ocean issaquah which is called charisma which is called leadership and it is true that in the whole world people are listening to what he has to say first off because he is just forty and is likely to be president for a while this will be decided by the french voters of course but also because he is someone who is blessed with an intellectual prowess that is particularly sharp because of his liveliness and his modernity so all these are co

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croatia joined angola and france and belgium in the world cup semifinals after adding a nailbiting panel to shoot out against hosts russia. despite the laws russia fans celebrated long into the night and gave their team a hero's welcome back in moscow after they defied all expectations to reach the last eight. coming to you live from moscow you're watching the weekly here on our national. the u.k. government says a woman who was exposed to the nerve agent. in england has now died and hospital. thing brings us the latest. well we know that door instead he was exposed to the nerve agent named spree has now died in hospital in scotland yard's police have now launched a men's inquiry now charlie valley remains in a critical condition still a district hospital but the head of the u.k.'s counter-terrorism policing has said that this is shocking and tragic news and that their thoughts and prayers are with family at this extremely difficult time the u.k. prime minister to reason may has also spoken about this and she's that the she's appalled and shocked by the death of dorms now initially it wa

it's a horrible thing that germany is doing i think it's a horrible mistake and as much as i like angola i was very open and saying that i think it's a horrible thing that you have a pipeline coming from russia and i believe that germany is going to be getting fifty sixty or even i've heard numbers of seventy percent of their energy coming in from russia and how can you be working for peace and work in from strength when somebody has that kind of power of your country. ok that's an issue we've heard of bring up before this idea that germany is beholden to russia because they're getting an orgy through a pipeline from russia what do you make of that why all the while the bidding on germany lately well it's interesting isn't it because on the day that he chose that he was going to praise to reason may he decided to double down yet again on coal and it does seem that he has a problem with going to monaco he has a problem with germany particularly as they are such a strong economy within the e.u. he doesn't like the e.u. he doesn't like the fact that they have got a very strong trade agreeme

angola is a british overseas territory but it didn't get to vote in the present referendum. its citizens are overwhelmingly opposed to leaving the european union saying it would hinder trade with neighboring caribbean territories now angle is considering changing its relationship with britain. in sixty minutes on d w. did even brown really love adult hitler. or did she love the life he provided for her. she was the dictator's mistress. only an insignificant concert at his side. or pursuing her own ambitions. but certainly has no other woman got some close to. brown life and death with the future. starts july twenty first on d w. that the. welcomed here might say i'm louise houghton and i'll be with you for the next half an hour as we dive into some of the hottest european kosher topics of the week here's a taste of what's coming up. many voices if you any of the elevated one hundred but they are just some. many found this information out in.

angola itself just like there was no. most of the goods come in via the e.u. or more precisely from a port just fifteen minutes away on the french island of some of. the neighboring islands have close ties but no breaks it is threatening their relationship. we follow to be insulting because it will be affected directly and with us a lot of water as we all saw water for years clean years and. that you know that doesn't present situation by the president in the negative so local radio host a.j. hammer is angry that and will lead to not have a say or breaks it since residents could not vote will break that affect us he and some fifteen thousand other islanders will lose their passports should london come up short in its bid to secure a good breaks it deals with and will its residents worry that they will be among the biggest losers i'm going to ensure that i hadn't a chance to participate in the president and that no other people should decide on going straight but then britain has been. increasing home micromanaging which i think is it fair to us. that means he

often disagreed what we're hearing now that from angola merkel's at this agreement for her is one that she is satisfied about she says and i'm quoting it was a good compromise. after a tough struggle but things certainly were tense yesterday sunday evening when there were rumors that mr c. hoffer was threatening to resign but of course there is some criticism there are those who are saying that this is a weird construct and how exactly will this new agreement work at the same time it begs a bigger question which is which is essentially is it a temporary solution only and what does it mean for the future stability of angela merkel's ruling government coalition. paul is clear there were they just all of those developments in berlin vacs for. now in other headlines mexico has witnessed tonic shift in its political landscape with a left wing outsider claiming victory in sunday's presidential election looks now at the man who sort of took power and examines how his tenure could exacerbate tensions with the united states. andray manual lopez obrador or i'm low for short the new and somewhat

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the united states on behalf of the you in the home but it's almost as if he is actually replacing angola merkel as to unofficial leader of the european union would you agree with that. very green with you that emmanuel michaels leadership was established very very quickly you know within the institutions of the french republic general said that the president of the republic is responsible for the essentials of french presidents who on the first day following their election and sometimes even five years later did not have exceptional charisma make him. the first day of his becoming president he had the bearing of a great head of state he's got this magic ocean issaquah which is called charisma which is called leadership and it is true that in the whole world people are listening to what he has to say first off because he is just forty and is likely to be president for a while this will be decided by the french voters of course but also because he is someone who is blessed with an intellectual prowess that is particularly sharp because of his liveliness and his modernity so all these are c

grindle has been a lawyer and a journalist he also spent fourteen years in the german parliament for angola medicals christian democrats and one said that multiculturalism was a myth comments that would come back to haunt him when ms it is a law and jim need teammates to one met turkish president richard tayyip erdogan. i believe that both are aware that they have made a mistake i'm courage every want to go easy on them. but at the gym we crashed out of the world cup group stage grindle got tough demanding will issue a statement when it came to the queues dream to live and write racism brindle is now under pressure ahead of september's vote between germany and turkey over the hosting of euro two thousand and twenty four germans are now wondering if grandel is heading for the exit. to cycling and there was no shortage of drama on tuesday in the tour de france stage sixteen was briefly interrupted by a protest with several writers requiring medical attention farmers tried to block the road with bales of hay police attempting to control the demonstration inadvertently sprayed several writers w

be interesting to see if what the secretary general has to say also we're expecting to hear from angola merkel if what she has to say tallies with what the u.s. president just said then and if any of them can even come up with the cash at all because some of them are a little cash strapped to the moment all right though for now here on of in berlin thanks for that. now about nato summit in brussels did have some harsh words for several alliance members but it seems there's at least one person who's been impressed by. you drive you don't you could miss your. list is you particularly given but feel. if people even if. you. donald trump on his way out of brussels on air force one due in a couple of hours in the u.k. for a working visit for his first time as a u.s. president during this trip the u.s. president will have a lavish entourage is going to be accompanied by a thousand staff multiple helicopters and two limos nicknamed the beast the total should cost of this trip is estimated at thirty million pounds a massive protests are expected as well across the u.k. the u.s. embassy in brita

grindle has been a lawyer and a journalist he also spent fourteen years in the german parliament for angolamedicals christian democrats and once said that multiculturalism was a myth comments that would come back to haunt him when ms it isn't jimmy teammate the one turkish president richard tayyip erdogan. i believe that both are aware that they have made a mistake i'm courage everyone to go easy on them. but at the gym he crashed out of the world cup group stage grendel got tough demanding issue a statement when it came to the queues drainville of outright racism brindle is now under pressure ahead of september's vote between germany and turkey over the hosting of euro two thousand and twenty four germans are now wondering if grandel is heading for the exit. let me bring you some spectacular pictures from the world of kitesurfing italian add on the cons aledo course a freak gust of wind at the competition off the spit spanish canary island a foot of until he ended up flying for just one nineteen seconds such a long flight is almost unheard of in the sport unfortunately for cons alina he co

angola and it's just like those no. most of the goods come in via the e.u. or more precisely from a port just fifteen minutes away on the french island off some of. the neighboring islands have close ties but no breaks it is threatening their relationship. wi-fi that we insulting because it will be affected directly. water has been soft water for years clears and we are concerned that you know that doesn't present a situation by the president in the negative so local radio host a.j. hammer is angry that and will let it not have a say over bracks said since residents could not vote will break it affect us he and some fifteen thousand other islanders will lose their passports should london come up short in its bid to secure a good breaks a deal and we're less residents worried that they will be among the biggest losers will and should have had an a chance to participate in the backseat and that no other people should decide on going straight but then britain has been. increasing homemaker managing what i think is it fair to us. that means we have no say becaus

party of angola machall the german chancellor met in berlin this evening and basically perspire own its liberations as well so it appears that the c.s.u. holds the fate of the government of german chancellor angela merkel in its hands right now depending on whether this will in the end pan out to be an individual decision or whether the sea use you might break the decades old union with anger that machall c.d.u. party. now. this is really been a very long evening and enormous delay of before we're hearing anything from horace home for why have things been taking so long. well clearly this was no longer a question of finding common ground we did hear the criticism of. course of migration after she was able to secure more than a dozen bilateral multilateral agreements that e.u. summit we saw a couple of bridges built here from the sea use you side basically saying that she had achieved more than many people had expected and it appears that this became a much more personal fight for almost between america and her interior minister the sort of leader of this use you hear in bavaria there wa

it's almost as if he is actually replacing angola merkel as the unofficial leader of the european union would you agree with that. leg review that emmanuel michaels leadership was established very very quickly you know within the institutions of the french republic general de gaulle said that the president of the republic is responsible for the essentials of french presidents who on the first day following their election and sometimes even five years later did not have exceptional charisma make him think the manual. the first day of his becoming president he had the bearing of a great head of state he's got this magic ocean issaquah which is called charisma which is called leadership and it is true that in the whole world people are listening to what he has to say first off because he is just forty and is likely to be president for a while this will be decided by the french voters of course but also because he is someone who is blessed with an intellectual prowess that is particularly sharp because of his liveliness and his modernity so all these are considerable assets but naturally on

criticism against exactly how this compromise deal would you have for example questions being asked by angola merkel's junior coalition party the social democratic party they haven't come onboard yet they say they first want to see tests done along the germany of border and they also say that they still have not fully agreed to the deal now this is despite the fact that the german chancellor is at pains to put on a brave face and to say that coalition crises are normal but no doubt what we are seeing is that there has been a severe using of coalitions because of all of this migrant issues at the same time she's finding excuses she's finding explanations that it doesn't really hurt the fact that things are still a little bit tender and we see this in a recent poll that has just come. the poll shows that many germans view the coalition make it to me in fact they view it more negative me then they view the one tween and teen refugee party the alternative for germany known as the a if t. so they are still questions being asked the one is will for just how much longer this coalition government is

historically very close a general elections they only put up a joint candidate for the chancellorship angola machall that is who has governed. this country for the past thirteen years with the christian social union which exploded which demonstrates why it's so strange as all of you saying that you have this this dynamic going so badly wrong right now will follow obviously all the developments which will emerge in the next few hours john mccain thank you very much indeed. your inspector general says he's heard unimaginable accounts of killing and the rape from revenge or refugees who fled from in martyr bangladesh and to new terror has been visiting overcrowded camps in bangladesh's cox's bizarre distrait where hundreds of thousands of people are sheltering he says refugees are living in terrible conditions there and has called for me and not be held responsible for what he describes as crimes against the ranger all these people here in these tragic circumstances and these if we are martyred no responsibilities for them is not acceptable we need to push and we will be pushing in the right di

angola is a british overseas territory but it didn't get to vote in the present referendum the much. the big citizens are overwhelmingly opposed to leaving the european union saying it would hinder trade was neighboring territory. now and will is considering changing its relationship with britain a law abiding a thirty two w. . told. do you think is going to win the two thousand and eighteen because. everything on the world cup final list. july fifteenth dubliner. sarno just couldn't get this song out of his head. college just began searching for the source of this captivating sound. and that deep in the rain forest in central africa and we're led to believe the closing table book left him with the only one. money live that. he was so fascinated by their culture that he stayed. only a promise to his son made son only the jungle and return to the concrete and glass jungle of work. the result reverse culture shock. documentary from the forest starts august nights on w. . mandela one hundred of us on facebook and experience what nelson mandela means for young africans today. the mind of

however, disruption in libya plus ongoing supply losses in venezuela and angola, and the cartel rose only slightly. one of the great tennis partnerships has come to an end, roger federer has quit nike for niqlo. glow -- u he will continue to wear their wear --s they don't don't make footwear. they are held by strong growth in china. sales topped the missed numbers for two straight quarters. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm paul allen. this is bloomberg. david: thank you, paul. he was mentioning, welcome to un iqlo, roger federer. we'll have more on how they learn him away from nike. next, the battle of the currencies. why the resurgent dollar may still prove no match for the mighty yen. laura fitzsimmons joins us from sydney. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "bloomberg markets: asia." let's get a quick check of currency markets, the dollar strength overnight, reverse partly this morning. we had a scare, german politics on monday, the fight within angela merkel's coalition seems to settle. if anything we

parliament for us so we've got angola merkel saying it's a good thing the u.k. now has concrete proposals on the table but all of that hinges on tourism actually remaining as leader she had seemed out of the woods when it came to a leadership challenge now we have these new resignations does that change the situation for her. well these are not senior level resignation is politically they are not in her cabinet they are an indication of course that opposition is high remains high inside her extremely divided party over this proposal reached last friday at her country residence checkers it's now simply dubbed checkers. a lot of people a lot of hard line breaks it is on the right wing of her party rejected out of hand saves extremely dangerous it will prevent this country from from electing its own trade deals that is the end to the sis of everything they voted for and everything that breaks it was supposed to be but she is sticking to her guns a smooth orderly process she expects to see in front of her that may indeed be wishful thinking negotiations in earnest w