human rights activists have increasingly attracted the wrath of radical islamists in the southern asian nation. the father of one of their victims. and their student said dhaka university letting the had down the semester is over. just a few metres away is the spot where dry was murdered in february two thousand and fifteen the atheist writer was paying a visit to book fair while walking home with his wife he was attacked by radical islamists we're doing machetes. royce father is heartbroken h o royce a retired professor of physics has son of egypt was one of five secular guys murdered in two thousand and fifteen three years later and none of his killers has been convicted average royce father placed the great his share of the blame with the government. to have a did you hear did it. all. in on publish what. they have discontinued which. should be. ready. if. the country has been governed by a prime minister shake. hands two thousand and nine once the ruling party stood for liberal values and a clear separation of state and religion nowadays it seems to show more sympathy to the murderous than

in theory, asianism had hoped to liberate east asian nations from western imperialism. when tokyo trial came around, asianism played a central role. the point being that if okawa stayed on trial, if he not been removed from the mental hospital and broken down to see my grandfather, he would have received the harshest possible punishment. the best comparison we can make is to the nazi alfred rosenberg who after the trials were hanged. what i liked about this structure point of view as an author it reduced the immensity of world war ii down to just two individual lives. there lies personal history and influential. now, i traveled the united states meeting veterans learning about combat psychiatry. i learned everything i could about asia. in the process of course, i was always trying to learn about this mystery at the core of the book. what i can tell you about the mystery, i was out giving too much away. it is very much alive and kicking. i met a very esteemed tokyo trial scholar in japan who remains convinced that okawa must have deceived the court. because the timing of

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out the asian nation now is in and playing a bigger role in middle east diplomacy artie's alex the highly bitch joins us from toronto with more alex although the u.s. may be gone key european players russia and china have remained a part of the deal so far iran seems to be keen on continuing to play ball at least a little bit moving forward what can we expect to see from china in particular. china is an interesting one you know we've been calling china the sleeping dragon forever but it looks like it's been sleeping with one eye open especially when it comes to the middle east a glass you mentioned is a signatory of this deal and when it comes to iran now while china says you know we were grette the fact that the u.s. has left this deal but we are going to safeguard it we are going to back this deal as long as we have to and china has a lot of say not only is that a part of the deal but china is pleased things very intelligently from the very beginning while the rest of the complete countries like russia the e.u. and germany france the u.k. as well as the united states were really dug int

asian nation. i would like my sustainability and it is more technical level than i usually looking at but from. what i can just share is engineer who has a commitment on wastewater. and you know the world is not perfect this is of course not what we would like to see. three weeks after this interview h m m writes to us saying. we are sincerely concerned by the subject of your report h m m as the size scale and ambition to lead the change towards a truly sustainable fashion industry. they claim independent audit of companies like. there are no levels that exceeded limits in their wastewater. the japanese brand also responded saying they consulted reports of the plant. but they would investigate further with independent experts. two hundred fifty to. work with indonesian subcontractors who dumped waste water into the. big fashion groups here are all gathered in the same association. the textile industry lobby in indonesia a key sector with a twelve billion dollar turnover. e.g. meat is their represen

rule ofthat six decade the prime minister's party in a landmark shift for the southeast asian nation. the nation's longest serving premier defected to the opposition and will return to the power at the age of 92. markets are closed today and tomorrow after the government declared a public holiday. said itnk of scotland has reached a tentative agreement to pay a penalty to resolve a long-running u.s. probe into its packaging and sale of mortgage backed securities. before the fall of it 2008 financial crisis. the lender say most of the cost will be covered by money it had already set aside. it will cut second-quarter earnings and deutsche bank had estimated rbs might have to pay $9 billion to resolve the matter. italy's former prime minister silvio berlin's gone he has said he is open to the formation of a government by the anti-establishment five-star movement. saying he would not veto such an administration and would support the policies of the alliance led by the leak. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. you can

as well as germany as well as of the other asian nations such as jordan and egypt are useful and so we've agreed to such a big whole nation mechanism so as to be able to work with a new single engender so as to get the word to put together a common road map in order to ensure a good future for syria to ensure a peaceful sovereignty and which would be inclusive one in terms of the process is taking place in this country and further on we should together build our future in europe the political sense as well because we see on resume that this is something that i would rather say that this depends upon what capability to resolve a credit crisis and so it is for these matters concern and we've got the men's school coach we have. nobody format within which we're going to continue to act apart from that we need to continue a strategic dialogue on the matters of security in cyberspace and economics and that is exactly what we've been busy with together and we've envisaged a very specific action because i'm sure that you noted that was signed about fifty agreement in the economic strategic areas

out the asian nation now is in and playing a bigger role in middle east diplomacy artie's alex the highly bitch joins us from toronto with more alex although the u.s. may be gone key european players russia and china have remained a part of the deal so far iran's seems to be keen on continuing to play ball at least a little bit moving forward what can we expect to see from china in particular. china is an interesting well you know we've been calling turn of the sleeping dragon forever but it looks like it's been slow.

spending years in jail now that's following the first ever transfer of power in the east southeast asian nations a new prime minister mahathir are mohamed says the king has told him that anwar will be pardoned and he's also promised to give anwar the prime minister's job when he retires. in south africa one man is dead two others wounded during an attack on a mosque i would say a number of attackers slit worshipers throats and then fled the scene it's still unclear why the tack the mosque which is located in a town near durban. this is the new still to come on the show dozens of people are dead in kenya after a dam burst swept away their villages the entire country's been hit by weeks of parental rainfall we'll bring you a special report from our correspondent there. first is over to monica and some of the perhaps unintended consequences of u.s. tariffs on steel and aluminum you know you could you could say that brian i mean for one of course european trade negotiations a spread of the negotiators are scrambling to work out new trade arrangements with the united states to hike on steel and alumi

spending years in jail now that's following the first ever transfer of power in the southeast asian nation the new prime minister mahathir mohamad says the king has told him that on more will be pardoned martir has also promised to have more of the prime minister's job when he retires. the former catalan leader carlos boozer ma has rejected being reappointed as leader of the spanish region he wants fellow independence backer kim torode to become the region's next head catalogue lawmakers must pick a new leader by may the twenty second to avert a new election. commission. president trump and north korea's leader kim jong un will hold their much anticipated summit on june the twelfth in singapore trump revealed the place and time in a tweet the two leaders will discuss ridding the can the korean peninsula of nuclear weapons and normalizing relations between the two longtime enemies. in south africa one man is dead two others were wounded during an attack on a mosque eyewitnesses say several attackers slit worshipers throats there and then fled the scene it is still on clear why tack that mos

out the asian nation now is in and playing a bigger role in middle east diplomacy artie's alex the highly bitch joins us from toronto with more alex although the u.s. may be gone key european players russia and china have remained a part of the deal so far iran's seems to be keen on continuing to play ball at least a little bit moving forward what can we expect to see from china in particular. china is an interesting one you know we've been calling china the sleeping dragon forever but it looks like it's been sleeping with one eye open especially when it comes to the middle east a glass you mentioned is a signatory of this deal and when it comes to iran now while china says you know we were grette the fact that the u.s. has left this deal but we are going to safeguard it we are going to back this deal as long as we have to and china has a lot of say not only is that a part of the deal but china is pleased things very intelligently from the very beginning while the rest of the complete countries like russia the e.u. and germany france the u.k. as well as the united states were really dug i

out the asian nation now is in and playing a bigger role in middle east diplomacy r.t.s. alex the high leverage joins us from toronto with more alex although the u.s. may be gone key european players russia and china have remained a part of the deal so far iran seems to be keen on continuing to play ball at least a little bit moving forward what can we expect to see from china in particular. china is an interesting well you know we've been calling kind of the sleeping dragon forever but it looks like it's been sleeping with one eye open especially when it comes to the middle east at last he mentions a signatory of this deal and when it comes to iran now while china says you know we were grette the fact that the u.s. has left this deal but we are going to safeguard it we are going to back this deal as long as we have to and china has a lot of say not only is that a part of the deal but china's play things very intelligently from the very beginning while the rest become fully countries like russia they you and germany france the u.k. as well as the united states were really

in theory it hoped to liberate east asian nations from western imperialism but in practiced japan moved to the nation under the guide of liberation and simply replaced any western that had been there. with rather brutal japanese rule. so, when the tokyo trial came around they played a central role in the allied argument against the war crimes suspect. the point being if he stayed on trial he had not been removed to the mental hospital, not either broken down in the middle of court or deceived my grandfather by faking it, he would have received the harsh possible punishment. the best comparison we can make is to the nazi alfred rosenberg after the turn nuremberg trials was hanged. so the book really waves back and forth. talking about the lives of these two men as they advance toward this time actiq historical , encounter. what i liked about this structure, the point of view of an author, was that it reduced the immensity of world war ii down to two individual lives. we often talk about the war and often write about its history through the very broad lenses innage groups. army against ar

comprehensive economic partnership that's a sixteen nation trade bloc that was initiated by southeast asian nations but the negotiations in recent times have really been driven by china saudi arabia says is trying to resolve the disagreement over a yemeni island which is occupied by troops from the united arab emirates protesters on the culture in the arabian sea and demanding u.a.e. forces leave their arrived last wednesday forcing out yemeni soldiers the m.r.i. out is allied to the saudi led coalition say they're confronting the rebels of a country that islanders say there are no hoof is there. nine fighters loyal to libya's renegade general hurley for have to have been killed near the eastern city of derna have to his forces of laid siege to dinner for the last two years or try to force out a coalition known as the mujahideen why don't you kind of know now if you have you with us i announce that the victory hour for liberation has been reached and that your forces are not targeting the hideouts of their terrorists and their own or this is after we gave instructions to avoid civilian casualties a

act --ional asian nationalization act limited them from acquiring american citizenship.ut they were a celebrity and they were rich and well-connected. in that small, remote area, this management of the application and approval of citizenship was done locally. also, i should emphasize that because they came to the united states before the gold rush. , that would bring alot more chinese. before they settled down in the south, they were a very small number of chinese. the near invisibility of asians in the south give them an opportunity. they were regarded as white in -- yearly census. census, on the 1850 they were regarded as white. the same thing happened in 1860. 1870, when the u.s. census created a category for chinese. that was a catchall term for all asians. even then they were regarded as white. there was an issue because of the near invisibility. brian: they were the first siamese twins, had any other siamese twins in history married? yunte: in the 20th century, yes. not before them. very famous hilton sisters, violet and daisy hilton. how do they do it? learn a lit

the asian nations would lose out more than china and that was a concern that was talked about at thisite your concerns, we sought decent data when it comes to industrial profit. tom: that's right. interesting these numbers coming out over the weekend. industrial profits in april ticking up 21.9%. we've got a terminal chart that shows these profits. from 2016 until now and the correlation, or lack of, with the australian dollar. the commodities trade a big part of this. all of that fed into the industrial sector. the aussie dollar ticking up a little as profits were down in the second half of 2017, but grinding higher in 2018. that's a positive of support for the aussie dollar. they were higher margins. you see more inflation, as well. the chemical sector and steel sector and auto sector strongly performing slightly more strongly. overall we have seen industrial profits in china take up 50%. -- tick up 15%. pretty reasonable in china. we should not discount that slow down as economists will incur in the second half. yvonne: tom mackenzie joining us from beijing. still with us is luke e

asia rim with many of the -- at the same time the president was saying these words, many of the asian nations were meeting in st. petersburg, russia, demanding talks with vladimir putin because -- and they also commented on their lack of respect for president trump. so i don't think we can count on those kind of statements being quite accurate when president trump makes them in those large audiences. >> okay. a terrific perspective from all three of you. elise labott, genuine unit, and lieutenant governor mark hertling, thanks for being here. >>> more trouble for michael cohen. new evidence showing he met with a russian billionaire just 11 days before the inauguration. see the moment our reporter tracked down the oligarch. it can grow out of control, disrupting business and taking on a life of its own. its multi-cloud complexity creating friction... and slowing innovation. with software-defined solutions, like hpe oneview, you can tame the it monster. hewlett packard enterprise. less complexity. more visibility. are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec®. it's st

in recent years, the asian nation has been fighting against radical extremism as isis attempts to recruitembers. >> translator: the country's apparatus will not let this kind of cowardice be allowed. i'm calling for all layers of public to fight terrorism, to fight radicalism which are against the values of religion, our national values as a nation which upholds the value of god and diversity. >> reporter: pauline chu, cnn. >> pauline, thank you for the report. >>> now to sudan, where time is running out for noor hussein, a teenaged bride who has been sentenced to death for killing her husband, a husband she says raped her. the case is shining light on forced marriage and marital rape in that african country. our isha sesay is following the story live in london. what more are you hearing from noor's legal team? >> hi there, george. i've spoken to noor's lead attorney, if you will several times over the weekend. and in our last conversation, he seemed pretty upbeat, i should say about their chances for success with the appeals process. they have until the 26th of may to formally file that

well, today, the culmination of what's been described as the central asian nation's velvet revolutionas elected prime minister in parliament. it's the country's top political post. mr pashinyan's victory follows weeks of anti—government protests like this one from april outside parliament in the capital yerevan. people were angry that after 10 years in power, serzh sargsyan left armenia's presidency last month only to be elected prime minister by a parliament controlled by his republican party. critics saw this as a way of clinging to office. he stepped down because of the protests. and these pictures show mr pashinyan who led those protests being cheered by tens of thousands of jubilant supporters outside parliament in yerevan today, shortly after he was elected as the country's new prime minister. armenia's peaceful uprising against single—party rule and the way its political leaders responded is seen as unprecedented for a former soviet state. russia's president putin tweeted congratulations to nikol pashinyan on taking office as prime minister of armenia. rayhan demitrye has been

opened in east timor to elect a parliament there's been a political stalemate in the southeast asian nation since elections last july when the minority government didn't get enough support to pass legislation shall about this report's. supporters of east timor's parliamentary majority alliance were aimed at a campaign rally the opposition coalition has prevented the government from passing legislation and forced and you would like. that. they already lead us in an independent fight why don't we let them be our leader in this country. unemployment is high in east timor life expectancy is sixty eight years old forty two percent of people live in poverty improving these numbers are key campaign issues but over the last year the taken a back seat to political wrangling a parliamentary election ten months ago or indeed with no clear winner the lift this frightened posse won by just zero point two percent and received twenty three of parliament sixty five seats and formed a coalition to create a minority government and the nation's first prime minister mario terry was elected for a second time th

in recent years, the asian nation has been fighting against radical extremism as isis attempts to recruitbers. >> translator: the country's apparatus will not let this kind of cowardice be allowed. i'm calling for all layers of public to fight terrorism, to fight radicalism which are against the values of religion, our national values which upholds the value of god and diversity. >> reporter: pauline chu, cnn. >> thank you for the report. >>> now to the iran nuclear deal. iran's president says that europe has a limited amount of time to preserve that agreement. president hassan rouhani says that iran will remain committed to the accord just so long as its interests are ensured, but there is opposition to that from hard liners. in the meantime, iran's foreign minister javad zarif continues his international tour trying to convince other signatories to keep the agreement despite the united states backing out. his next stop after beijing is moscow. u.s. president donald trump reinforced his opposition on twitter, saying this. remember how badly iran was behaving with the iran deal in place?

i think we should have been engaged with the asian nations.he president is inclined to consider opening that. i think it is a good idea. it is important to recognize utah is an export state. we sell more abroad then we buy. we want new markets. tpp is something i would like to see the president pursue. number two, with regards to are twoanada and mexico largest trading partners. we don't want that to be disrupted. with regard to automotive products, mexico is getting too good a deal. the big problem is with regards to china. the $560 billion trade deficit we had, two thirds of it is with china. china cheats. they steal our technology. they are not fair with regards to the processes we have. we are going to have to get tough with them and the president is. i applaud the fact he is income fund china. china.- he is tough on to see going after the bad actors. that makes sense. >> a rebuttal? rep. kennedy: i am pleased to hear my opponent is willing to stand with the president on such an important issue. i certainly would do that as well. >> govern

i think we should have been engaged with the asian nations. the president has declined to consider opening that up. i think it's a good idea. i think it's important for us to recognize that utah's and exports stay. we want new markets for goods and services the tpp is something i'd like to see the president pursue them i'd be happy to help him in that effort. number two with regards to nafta canada and mexico are two of the largest trading partners and we don't want that to be disruptive but mexico is getting too good of the deal, that needs to be re-address. the big problem here is with regards to china. the 560 billion-dollar trade deficit that we have, two-thirds of it is with china and china steals their technology. they are not fair with the processes we have in this country so we will have to get tough with them. i applaud the fact that the president has been tough on china. he is pinpointed the errors in their economy and companies that have cheated on her being unfair and that's the right thing to be doing. i don't want to see broad ta

comprehensive economic partnership that's a sixteen nation trade bloc that was initiated by southeast asian nations but the negotiations in recent times have really been driven by china. emergency crews on hawaii's big island say they're poised to evacuate more people as lava continues to spew from killer whale volcano seventeen hundred people have already been ordered to leave their homes five days after the volcano began erupting deadly volcanic gases are also spreading across the island a nineteen year old sudanese woman could be sentenced to the death penalty because of a murder she says was self-defense for that back to andrew in doha noura hussein killed her husband that fact is not in doubt but hussein says she did it for her own safety the teenager says her family forced her to marry when she was only sixteen years old after avoiding her husband for years she says she was tricked into going to his home in april twenty seventh teen which point her husband's cousins held her down while he raped her the next time he tried to rape her she stabbed him to death now hussein is being charged with p

comprehensive economic partnership that's a sixteen nation trade bloc that was initiated by southeast asian nations but the negotiations in recent times have really been driven by china. rub him out with the weather and fan storms in northwest india yes this one is just going through not as bad as that one that killed dozens only a week ago but it's here all the time you see in the satellite picture developing once more in the middle of pakistan across the desert and disappearing up towards new delhi and beyond that's a big massive cloud a cluster of thunderstorms just as last time it was caught just by camera as the wall of cloud because this is the outflow from a thunderstorm comes across because but there wasn't much in the way of gusts in this particular place in actual fact it was until we got to new delhi we saw gustus in that one hundred fifty six kilometers per hour huge amount of damage potential the and you also notice just on the edge of bangladesh so northeast india just function thirty four and this is where we get proper regular some sort of the carboy shockey which can cause damage a

go to europe two to south america so i didn't really leave much space actually for african or asian nations the leagues will beat it according to the fee for rankings and you can imagine the whole thing effectively as a massive latta tournament with promotions and relegations you can see that some of the money involved i mean the whole thing is going to be worth about twenty billion euros of which is cycle the winner of the european federation could bank sixty million just for one tournament incredible it means that there be no confederations cup anymore so this is effectively a mini world cup now the reason fifa wants to do this is to make friendlies more competitive this would effectively replace friendlies make those matches more competitive and increase interest between the world cup but of course there is likely to be criticism from for purists who say the game is already too commercialized and they say it will actually detract from the value of the world cup obviously we'll wait for feature to come from the full details when we get them all right jonathan crane funded of these forests

are things on the economic side looking favorable in terms of the rest of the southeast asian nationshe ringgit has been boosted a couple of artificial measures. in november 2016 after trump got elected. firstly, you can't really hedge, because liquidity has dried up. you can't tell the level the ringgit should be falling to. we think there is a possibility the ringgit could weaken one's markets, on to play -- once markets come onto play as well. for every $400 you bring back in, you have to convert 75 back to ringgit. all local transactions in malaysia have to be conducted in ringgit and not other international currencies. the ringgit is one of the best products, because oil prices have recovered to $75 per barrel. the ringgit on a five-year basis is still one of the worst performing currencies. yvonne: staying on malaysia for a moment, we are getting news that some of the -- moody's saying some of the new malaysian promises maybe credit negative. i imagine one of the promises made by mahathir mohammed was to replace this tax with taxes on corporate profit and revenue. do you believe

lots of southeast asian nations are very interested in connection -- connecting to china.ank you so much. pauline loong. a -- asianote made analytic a, not cambridge analytical. minutes, a big trading day. we are looking at the markets. four point it's percent gain. for the good doctor. health care and technology. the pricing at the moment, 57.30 from 54.80. more on that coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ welcome back. let's get you a check of your latest business flash headlines. 1.9 billion u.s. dollars ahead of them union -- from that mean estimates. allieslion u.s. woodmen -- would get returns. 9/10 to redeem $451 million capital come june. broadly in line what is happening. haidi: a newspaper says they are considering a joint venture with a chinese partner. the report says the aim is to develop financial services such as asset management for wealthy investors in big chinese cities. it says they plan to file an application as early as this month. it would be the first time a japanese security firm would open fully fledged operations in china. david: socgen has name

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we also want to thank the asian american journalists, the national coalition of 100 blam women san francisco, san francisco beautiful, san francisco council of district merchants association, san francisco heritage, mechanic institute, and the vanness quarter neighborhood coalition. we would also like to thank the san francisco wholesale produce market, which has generously donated fresh fruit, so if anyone would like a snack, please take some. i am pleased to introduce tonight's moderator, bob butler. he's an independent journalist on the award winning chauncey project. welcome [applause]. >> good evening. so we have seven candidates running for mayor tonight. london breed is not here because of a scheduling conflict. the candidates will have a chance to present their views on issues affecting the city and to answer your questions about those issues. to submit questions for the candidates, look for a volunteer who is handing out index cards who will collect all the questions by 7:15. where are the index cardholders, raise your hand so we can find you. i wish to remind you of the rule does.

with me is dr maznah binti mohamad, associate professor of malay studies and southeast asian studies at the national. after that pardon, will prime minister mahathir mohamad on his pledge for anwar ibrahim to eventually take flour?|j his pledge for anwar ibrahim to eventually take flour? i think so, that was his campaign pledge so i don't think he will go back on his words and also because mahathir‘s party in the coalition is a small proportion of the coalition which won the election. how soon will anwar ibrahim take power? according to mahathir, 1—2 years. anwar ibrahim take power? according to mahathir, 1-2 years. sooner? i don't think so because mahathir himself is determined to institute one, the charges against najib's administration which was involved in the scandal, and i think that is his first commitment, to see through that, at least some people get to be charged on the scandal. the other thing is, institutional reform. that will least take two years if not more. we are very determined —— they are determined to put in place the institutions to see those reforms. right now, anwar ibrahim's

. - [narrator] the plan includes a maritime silk road, which aims to connect asian, african, and middle eastern nations through the construction of ports, naval bases, and canals to revitalize sea trade. - when you leave china and you go and then you go around southeast asia and then you go to the indian ocean, then you go around the tip of india and ultimately go through the middle east and to europe. that also is something which historically the chinese used as a trading route. they believe that these places, many of these places on the route where they were trading with hundreds of years ago need to be lifted out of poverty. - last year, there were 20,000 containers that went from china to europe by rail. you can put 20,000 containers on one ship. so basically, sea movement of goods is just so much cheaper, more efficient. (muffled announcement) (clapping) - [narrator] to help finance obor, china launched the asian infrastructure investment bank, the aiib, to attract more investors. - it exists because the chinese believe that the world bank and the asian development bank, which is run by a japanese