surges is a radical shift in our thinking realize ation was no. sooner or later defense in sofia is going down sooner or later because france fancies can to stop if people. from many years i go up to now people have to pay me rate. and is it going to happen this time in the future so fantasies. are not official russia. east to all perm i work hard. because there mainframes it's places inside. the film you've just seen it was first broadcast almost ten years ago when the number of migrant deaths from spanish territory had reached its peak. the world's media only started to take notice when the drowned audience of african migrants began washing ashore on the tourist beaches of the spanish canary i lose. spain's response was to stiffen its border security but despite all the effort and expense spent on beefing up its buddhas migration is on the rise. migrants hoping to be among the lucky few to reach the other side have often rushed the border fence shown in the c.c.t.v. footage released by the spanish government sometimes the consequence is a tragic

last in terms of gender equality women who push social boundaries often face violence and stigmatize ation. in trying to sixteen social media star can do below church was strangled to death by her brother in a case of so-called honor killing join from her own experiences she still challenges the state's. quo in which women in pakistan are held hostage by the suffocating standards of patriarchy. i made a brown wonder woman and that was when i was actually feeling a lot of pressure for getting married and i just wanted to draw this woman who is you know comfortably saying i do it it's my destiny i can do what i want with it thanks to the bitter legacy of colonialism skin is still prized in pakistan growing up she will remember her use of potentially toxic compunctions in an attempt to lighten her skin. since. it was only abroad when she was surrounded by women of all its new cities but she was the first. to return home new discomfit it was just very hard to go outside and it was just something as simple as going for a walk this really like anxiety written experience so i just ended up drawin

there is nothing in north korea that's not meticulously organized i don't think that would improvise ation exists in north korea. by the way the red panel on the building says vegetables for the population of the capital. regardless of all the propaganda and the i call it brainwashing the koreans always manage to surprise me positively it's always important to focus on the details. during these human encounters even though they're always organized and managed such meetings have an impact on the people here i think it's the only way to separate the people from the propaganda. the. young young the capital with a population of more than three million is currently undergoing a construction boom new skyscrapers a shooting up all over the place shaping the city's skyline if you look closely you can see that south korean brand names have been covered by north korean banas like i say you just have to pay attention to the details i'm wondering when north korea suddenly got all the money for these gigantic construction projects almost eighty percent of pyongyang was destroyed in the korean war over

of gold action and what am i doing twenty eighteen i've been saying for a while that the bitcoin is ation hyper because it is ation of the global economy will put a dent in the machinery on wall street to suppress the price of gold as we've seen them do for a number of years and that will free up a path for gold to move higher as well and no more their analysis shows that the japanese hold three point seven million bitcoin which would equate to about twenty eight point five billion dollars at the exchange rate day at that moment that they did this analysis sure well it's sound money and it's money that is pushing out all the junk money all the money the money world is collapsing the u.s. dollar is in a hyperinflationary collapse against big going and money is headed today you know they tried it in nine hundred seventy one they went off the gold standard effectively and we went into a period that's never been tried before of every single currency in the world referencing each other with no buttress or without any balance without any reference commodity to give that any kind of reasonable f

includes economic strength but also the necessary changes that we need in the age of the child is ation this needs to be the basis for social justice and safety and these are the central to ask us to get our heads around the as were very talks paper will be the basis for negotiations a lot of questions need to be solved in questions that need to be negotiated in the ten minutes required going to require intensive discussions we are preparing in the president and in the executive committee of the conservative party to these negotiations and with the union the c.d.u. n.c. as you is going to sketch out our negotiation strategy tomorrow and then we will start very quickly with the we go see asians with the social democratic party a lot of work is ahead of us but this work needs to be targeted and will be carried out intensively and a reasonable climate in spite of all controversies and this is what this day has and with the decision of the party thank you very much. write a pithy statement from. about the work that lies ahead i'm joined in the studio by belinda crane our chief political cor

critics slams the proposal as corrupt giving too much power to corporations and demanded nationalize ation of the deposit following the release of the controversial video yeah netanyahu denied any knowledge of the plans saying his conversation was nothing more than a drunken took read the remarks and apologized if anyone was hurt by them in addition the things i said to my mom were a dumb joke and joking around with him as anyone could tell and this comes as prime minister netanyahu is already being investigated in two separate corruption cases the allegations include receiving bribes and negotiating favorable media coverage the prime minister strongly denies all ickes ations birth in the meantime he's pushing for a special immunity law which could allow him to avoid prosecution while we discuss the latest controversy surrounding the netanyahu family with regional analysts. looks really bad for the prime minister and it doesn't look like you know someone who wants to be a leader of a country to have his son running around in a government vehicle doing things you know don't look so complime

you have to meet in any country people can protest against high prices but when have a such to mr ations happen in our country opponents of the establishment come out and support them and some western leaders are barely able to contain their enthusiasm for regime change and are rushing to throw their weight behind the demonstrators we are now seeing an organic popular uprising organized organized by brave iranian citizens on the largest scale since two thousand and nine the great a rainy and people have been repressed for many years they are hungry for food and for freedom along with human rights the will is being looted time for change and it is essential that western powers return the. american the west the powers. back in the arena. because it's only with. that being the iranian people are secure and can go all the way to securing their freedom in the of the previous regime but we've seen where this apparent pro-democracy fervor can lead. to. the american president says he supports the protesters but these protests are not protests against the government these kinds of demonstrations

they then pass this information on for colonize ation has. armed with greater information the age of exploration began the scramble for africa . the continent was up for grabs. to divide the spoils european nations convened at the berlin conference in eight hundred eighty four where they sliced up the african continent into spears of influence. britain had formally occupied egypt two years earlier in eight hundred eighty two to control the suez canal the strategic route to india the jewel in the crown of the british empire. in berlin it was decided the nile basin region would fall under british rule. when the british to control you to night and to to the very soon realized that they had become rudeness of a society that a totally depend upon the nile so they understood. from the very beginning that the economic development the political stability to depend upon my control. to assert control upstream the british established what it called the east africa protectorate in one thousand nine hundred five comprising what is today kenya and uganda.

combat every year since then the number of attacks on civilians have increased so it's except you ation there with the withdrawal of foreign forces didn't solve the problem actually appears to have made things worse so david in your opinion are there concrete steps that can be taken to reverse what some say see as a very disturbing trend. well i think the u.n. resolution you mentioned and the willingness of governments to actually enforce it could help during this last ten to fifteen years a number of governments around the world the government of pakistan for example the government of china the government of egypt and others have spoken out very strongly against the activities international n.g.o.s and portrayed them as enemies of the country enemies of the people so i think that change in a number of countries to see n.g.o.s as the enemy is part of the overall climate that some of these attacks flourish and who so i think working with those governments to reclaim that neutral space that aid in jail agencies have around the world is very important and i hope the u.n. resolution and the

if a company or real assets this is to can use ation rate and today we see the first examples of to can ization but actually anything can be two straight real estate infrastructure project diamonds so the ability. to market place for those two alternative investments or when we met a few months back at fin tech week in hong kong you spoke very eloquently about something near and dear to my heart as a former for natural regulator transparency and compliance explain your perspective for our viewers on that yeah you see a regulation this kind of legs the biggest toddle today on survey of adoption of plug chain technology in finance it started was based because you know i was very fortunate to be involved in one of the first major regulatory. cases for bitcoin in switzerland. we've made significant progress in switzerland and switzerland is developed in the crypt hop fine and straight it's been just last week. the president of switzerland proclaims a wish of establishing the crypto nation switzerland right so we hope you know that also swiss sort of financial regulator will continue this po

with russia as a responsible member of the international community that needs to accept the index ation of crimea because as long russia is doing that. i don't imagine that the american president who ever would have better relationship with putin that's probably the way it's going to be where the u.s. position is is not to accept the next ation of crimea but then help me a little bit and i want to understand the white house has also the late implementing sanctions against russia if this trip to jake mistake and you mentioned the europeans on doing it i think this is so important that the european union continues those sanctions would it help that also the united states will follow the europeans about sanctions against russia i think the cohesion of the alliance. is the most important factor of deterrence and that's what i saw coming out of the defense minister was last week our great secretary defense and journals cooperating and the other leaders of the alliance so unified to me that's what is most important and so i'm very satisfied with so let let's speak about these things a little

word was lin with jewish it gets really frightening to me you know we have this kind of stigmatize ation that always is the beginning of further development to more violent reactions towards minorities the stigmatization of my own minorities this is a big problem inside germany i want to talk about what effects that changing climate has and we have a short film about that in recent years berlin has actually seen something of a rebirth of jewish life but could this increasingly be perceived as a less than welcoming place we can listen now to the voices of vents on the shas these children interviewed for a film called because you're a jew they were showing on t w. i always felt it was better not to say i'm jewish. really yeah i don't see it that way yeah oh yeah i hardly told anyone. not at university either. and i don't keep quiet about it because to me that would feel like it's something i should be ashamed about it was even if that's not how it is for use as if it were secret highnesses you know i'm jewish. my kitchen discuss their problem this is the diminish my problem. has the mobbin

accept reality is brought about by belligerence and aggression they can accept the illegal addicks ation of jerusalem by israel because they can get away with it that that's not the way it works either you protect the system or you don't the palestinian position is in line with the international with international law and that's why it's in line with the overwhelming majority of countries around the world israel and the united states along with micronesia and whatever other. sub states of the united states don't agree that's fine they stand on the wrong side of international law and the palestinians don't plan to join them with that and undermine their own rights less than ian's are ready to negotiate they're ready to do to have a credible political track that is based on international law but they're certainly not ready to put themselves in a boxing. where they can be bullied into submission which is what we've seen being attempted by the trumpet administration and from what we've heard as far as this big ultimate suppose a deal that trump and his team is thinking about there is nothing

of the company or realize that this is still can use ation rate and today we seize the first examples of the can ization but actually anything can be two straight real estate infrastructure project diamonds so the ability. to market place for those took a nice alternative investments or when we met a few months back at fin tech week in hong kong you spoke very eloquently about something near and dear to my heart as a former presidential regulator transparency and compliance explain your perspective for our viewers on that yeah you see a regulation this kind of legs the biggest toddle today on survey of adoption of plug chain technology in finance it started was based bitcoin and you know i was very fortunate to be involved in one of the first major regulatory. cases for bitcoin in switzerland. we've made significant progress in switzerland and switzerland is developed in the crypt hop for finance right it's been just last week. the president of switzerland proclaims the wish of establishing the crypto nation switzerland right so we hope you know that also swiss sort of financial regul

for example has been taking away jobs from the middle middle class how can you address this issue ation with the world is moving fast towards a new territory. you're absolutely right to say that technology has been taking away some jobs it's also been creating new ones the. road to success is to try and accelerate the benefits that we get from technology while ensuring those benefits are widely shared and while equipping workers with the skills to acquire the new jobs that are being created and indeed to continue changing jobs over time i think looking at the poorest half who are the focus of the robot population who are the focus of the oxfam report i think there's lots that can be done at a national level in terms of raising minimum wages and ensuring that the labor regulations are properly enforced there's lots that could be done in terms of ensuring that taxes are raised more efficiently that they actually are progressive very often in developing countries and they hit the poor hardest and the rich not at all they focus on wealth and not just on incomes and in particular on wealth a

in israel's governing coalition calls for the alex ation of parts of the occupied west bank land the palestinians want for a future state i. welcoming in the new year's spectacular fireworks around the world as people celebrate the arrival of two thousand and eighteen. north korea's leader has issued a new warning to the united states saying his country's nuclear forces are no longer a threat but a reality kim jong un also used his annual new year's address to reach out to south korea he says pyongyang has weapons capable of reaching the entire u.s. mainland and the launch button is on his desk he also warned washington north korea has now completed its pushed. to become a nuclear force it's time to start mass producing nuclear warheads but the defiantly there made some unusually friendly remarks about south korea saying the path to dialogue with sol is open that he hopes ties will improve with when the two countries. should actively create an atmosphere to move forward with the national reconciliation and reunification improving ties between the north and the south is an urgent issu

here's an example yeah social media and other information technology tools to say we're going to is ations need to learn how to adapt these tools to the other needs where they risk being left in the dark now soros may be falling out of love with facebook and google but business is business after all his hedge fund still owns shares worth millions in facebook as well as google's parent company alphabet he did however sell some of the back in november making a pretty nice profit so what should we make of his latest attacks but a little flashback might be able to provide answers i think that i've been playing blame for everything i am basically there to to make money i cannot and do not look at the social consequences of what i do i think that the problem with george soros today compared with george soros of yesterday is that before he had confidence that his message was taking root and that his narrative of his particular progressive politics was going to be popular with the people and that the social media channels would then be his ally now i think the problem that he realizes that he has

a nother monkey wrench into trade negotiations with the united states so we know that nafta goshi ations have not been going too well and it's a lot has to do with president trump saying i've got to pull out of nafta he's going to pull out of nafta a plus have to be heard over and over again so of course everybody around mexico and canada clued in are panicking every time they hear that so canada kind of a weird move has now gone to the world trade organization with a completely different dispute and as you mentioned lumber is a big part of this this lumber disputes been going on since the nine hundred eighty s. and deals with softwood lumber meaning lumber that's used to build homes or for paper cardboard and it's just always been a back and forth for decades so this is really one of the big punches here also canada has a big problem with what's happened recently with the bombard jr airplane builder the spat it's had with boeing we know that boeing basically coaxed the united states government to put a three hundred percent tariff bombards a product soar above r.j. planes the specifical

of gold action and what am i doing twenty eighteen i've been saying for a while that the bitcoin is ation hyper because it is ation of the global economy will put a dent in the machinery on wall street to suppress the price of gold as we've seen them do for a number of years and that will free up a path for gold to move higher as well no more their analysis shows that the japanese hold three point seven million bitcoin which would equate to about twenty eight point five billion dollars at the exchange rate day at that moment that they did this analysis sure well it's sound money and it's money that is pushing out all the junk money all the money the money world is collapsing the u.s. dollar is in a hyperinflationary collapse against big going and money is headed today you know they tried it in nine hundred seventy one they went off the gold standard effectively and we went into a period that's never been tried before of every single currency in the world referencing each other with no buttress or without any balance without any reference commodity to give that any kind of reasonable found

there ut didn't really value how difficult it is to build that and have massive rescaleable to any ations attached cloud anywhere at any time. there is a lack of appreciation ecause it seemed like all the value had become detached and yet it's always been the same. there is a device. there is a network. there is an application, but somehow, the momentum or the marketing was in your hand, and was on the web. exactly hard to know how we lost the understanding of the network in between. massively important thing but it's harder and harder to scale that and provide the data expect.services you but that's what we build and that hasn't gone away. in fact, we greatest, we like to give some numbers, we're building networks that have a million times more capacity than that starttarted and was only 30 years ago from the point where the internet was founded. a million times more internet capacity than when we started. thing. amazing if you think about it. we talk of the billions of search results and we talk about the billions of iphones, but talking about a scale that's been increased a million tim

of gold action and what am i doing twenty eighteen i've been saying for a while that the bitcoin is ation hyper because it is ation of the global economy will put a dent in the machinery on wall street to suppress the price of gold as we've seen them do for a number of years and that will free up a path for gold to move higher as well no more their analysis shows that the japanese hold three point seven million bitcoin which would equate to about twenty eight point five billion dollars at the exchange rate day at that moment that they did this analysis sure well it's sound money and it's money that is pushing out all the junk money all the money the money world is collapsing the u.s. dollar is in a hyperinflationary collapse against big calling and money is had its day you know they tried it in nine hundred seventy one they went off the gold standard effectively and we went into a period that's never been tried before of every single currency in the world referencing each other with no buttress or without any balance without any reference commodity to give that any kind of reasonable foun

cease to be legal tender was a bid to curb the black economy the move officially term to monetize ation crippled the overwhelmingly cash based economy you want to date in g.s.t. are the shocks in the indian economy in the last one year the economy is facing a real crisis and this crisis is embedded in from the an organist said and its impact on the impact of the g.s.t. and of the demarcation on the organizing and that impact has been felt by people in dharavi. tells us that seven hundred small businesses here have shut down already he himself had to take out a loan to keep his business afloat he sees the reforms as a failure. the government promised that prices would go down and people would profit that didn't happen now gas for cooking is twice as expensive. costs are increasing but not wages it's a difficult time for. the government insists things will improve. where the voters share that confidence will become clear in the next parliamentary election in twenty nineteen. social media companies in germany will have twenty four hours to take down a legal material from now on if they fai

has his airline back the formula one legend with a passion for heavy ation founded on holiday carrier nikki back in two thousand and three seven years later he sold it to air berlin but when the airline went bankrupt the tried several times to get nicky back. niki currently has twenty one leased aircraft has apparently already moved to retain fifteen of those the airline also employs a thousand staff including two hundred twenty pilots flights operate from germany austria switzerland and the mediterranean his move is welcome news to the airlines employees if. it was surprising for us. when it's compared to his offer last december which left things unclear. most of the schlock is still any good his latest offer is better for the staff but even so it was signaling that jobs will be retained under the same working conditions you can already see at the ob it's been the move. it's still not certain how much louder is paying for nicky he plans to have the airline airborne again by march in collaboration with thomas cook is the third bit of air berlin went broke the first successful bid came

creditors the banks are going to have to take our it's ok we cannot have a situation where problem size ation means private profits when they project so successful that the government nationalizing the losses when they fail a lot would not be acceptable outcome karelians demise will leave more than forty thousand people uncertain about their jobs and small subcontractors fear their invoices may go unpaid it's now worth a meager eighty million dollars that's less than a tenth of the value a few months ago its financial problems are blamed on unprofitable contracts and delayed payments from projects in the middle east. violent protests flared in athens after the greek parliament narrowly passed a new package of economic reforms and spending cuts it's for getting the money for the bailout through august freeze but intense street clashes broke out in the parliament building soon after the vote protesters from iraq's flash grenades and road flares this police guard at the building's front steps controversial bill will limit the rights to strike among others. and this could be a blow to the complai

dollars and we like behind switzerland that has got the you ations of about half a million australians about four hundred thousand u.s. dollars so actually that's not really hot to see to be to afford to have a car but actually we already have a lot of policies that have caught singapore in snow not not too many cars are going colitis but of people fine with the restrictions that come into effect next month well then we have actually been making a lot of plants to reduce the number of cars because singapore is so small it's not just the pollution it's also the amount of space. for rort as well as the pollution so in essence we are actually looking at reducing cost and singapore is really small way we build infrastructure it's quite easy to get around anywhere even if you drive maybe it's about half an hour from one end of the island to the other so it's really quite easy to get around in this island. linda thank you very much for filling us in on the picture there in singapore china is fast becoming a cashless society payments five smartphones are threatening to undermine the governmen

shows that revolved around the software lies ation of women. yet as with female protagonists were in the foreground on shows like clueless. then there were novels like bridget jones' diary these characters were incredibly independent had jobs usually in the media industry had lots of friends money and could look after themselves but there was one thing missing prince charming. and this prince charming should be of their own age if possible whether in t.v. shows films or advertisement the boy band style was everywhere the metrosexual man with youthful looks and well groomed appearance became the new ideal of beauty. well for the girls the guys were very good looking all the girls were to it it was a great looking cast to want to have some pretty people on their look perry who still gorgeous to this day so it was a group of pretty kids we did not have heart that episode. got to perform every day of the week. i think they did a great job of reaching middle america who was their tar target audience and demographic giving them team lessons that was

harder to patch than the first one it's called specter and it's means that it's perfectly fine epoch ations are being used to exchange data and read out each other's data without as if you know when that happening right exactly and it's completely invisible in the lock dr and that means that this particular attack it's not actually it's not it's you know with as has been exploited that if we can under attack or not even know it exactly so ok if that's the case then what will it take to get rid of the problem and protect or are there are id systems and computers yeah so the first patches are already out at least for meltdown and big cloud computing services like apple amazon google have already patched form meltdown for that first and lighter of attacks for the second one it will take a lot of time to catch this when you see for consumers that doesn't know they have to do anything sometimes you don't notice sometimes as a background for example on for android of a systems they have already installed without even knowing his intel been so quiet about this well intel has also has a disclosure

of course is a thirty eight billion tax bill on that money it's called a reputed tree ation bill that's what it's called and i was going to be paying that and that's also money for americans as well so the government gets to spend that money so there's a lot of money involved and that's a good thing when you are getting it that was the case that that's the point because the money is will be taken out of some way in order to go back to the united states and when it comes to apple i mean. it's still owes a lot of money into taxes certainly to ireland thirteen billion euros and it's always that for several years now. are there any is there you correlation between what's happening now and the impact in ireland there is some correlation so the e.u. wants to pay island fifteen or thirteen billion dollars in back taxes island doesn't want the money because obviously they were giving a lower tax bill because it gave them a competitive edge but the e.u. has argued that they want e.u. countries to compete on the same level so island has felt that that's unfair because obviously they want to come

if the security i'm and political fallout is ation it comes but if they come back then that will. provide the right circumstances that i can vitamin water the water ice is good image again. six guys or financial survival guys. when customers go by to reduce the price. in elf well reducing flour. that's undercutting but what's good for market is not good for the global economy. yeah the cars out there are new to the car still it is. still more power than you. doesn't actually. if you go to a. lot of the stump you're either right it was the first night or the first one was not something so it's just it's a part of it still has. all those more social surplus. we should watch out you know i. hope all the. others do things up in our school district. level and you know what i. was on my show i say if i see sports when i mean. i'm always. looking up but he. wouldn't let me go for the moment is muslim so hot headed. as a prosecutor though i machine you can you get other police. must go i am in the interim i am. the truth so if you saw for the photo the troilus are going to show you when y

they say lists this is not one woman accusing one man these are always multiple complaints and he's ations i don't know what ten use. i think they say use of the word which count is really incredible because the witch hunt was very very powerful main when the name of religion. seeking out women who had very little power perhaps the power to heal perhaps some sexual power and pesach in taking those women so what chance has got a certain irony to it and that's why you bothered on monday night at the golden globes that not a single male nominee or winner mentioned these movements or or what's been going on many of those men will black and that was enough for you that was enough for me ok before we're running out of time here let me go back to christina and let me ask you this christina isn't it possible though that we're in a place right now where we need to have this catharsis and that things will stabilize and most people i've talked to most stories i've heard have been so horrible that you know the men involved needed to be fired immediately but isn't it possible that the pendulum will swi