news live from berlin europe's top human rights court for bewkes russia over the death of the n.c. pride campaigner surrogate magnitsky the court said that magnificent these treatments interest in it led to his death back in 2005 so what if any of the consequences now be for moscow. also coming up brazil's president.

this is deja news live from berlin europe's top human rights court rebukes russia over the death of the anti fraud campaigner sergei magnitsky the court said that his treatment in prison led to its death in 2009 so what if any will be the consequences for moscow. also coming up brazil's president says that he won't accept an offer of aid to help fight fires in the amazon on less french president of manual not strong apologizes for his vote insults across and had proposed an emergency fund of 18000000 euros at the g. 7 summit on monday. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program the european court of human rights has condemned russia for multiple violations against the late survey magnitsky a russian corruption whistleblower who died in detention in 2009 his death came after he exposed widespread tax fraud that implicated russian officials he was arrested for alleged tax evasion the european court did reject a complaints that his arrest and detention were ill founded it also said that authorities have reasonable grounds to suspect him of being involved in tax evasion but it determines that h

w news live from berlin europe's top human rights court condemns russia over the death of the anti-fraud campaigner certainly magnitsky the courts had magnets case treatment in prison led to its death in 2009 so what if any will the consequences be for moscow. also coming up brazil's president projects an offer of aid to help fight fires in the alps.

to see that view news live from berlin europe's top human rights court rebukes russia over the death of the anti fraud campaigner surrogate magnitsky the court says that his treatment in prisons led to his death in 2009 so what if any will the consequences be for moscow. also coming up president says that he won't accept an offer of aid to help fight fires in the amazon unless french president emanuel micron apologizes for his insults across had.

news live from berlin europe's top human rights court condemns russia ultimate death of the anti-fraud campaigner certainly magnitsky the court said my giftes treatment in prison led to a death in 2009 so what if any will the consequences be for moscow. also coming up brazil's president projects an offer of aid to help fight fires in india the g 7 group of wealthy nations proposed an emergency fund of 20000000 dollars to help contain the blazes but jarboe so narrow that there are strings attached so he doesn't want to. campaigning for votes in the final days ahead of regional elections in germany more than ever smaller parties like the environmentalist greens are expected to change the political landscape. i'm sumi so much kind of thank you for joining us the european court of human rights has condemned russia for multiple y. elations against the late surrogate magnitsky a russian corruption whistleblower who died in detention in 2009 magnitsky death came after he exposed widespread tax fraud that implicated russian officials the european court determined he had been ill treated and de

defeat of you news live from berlin europe's top human rights court rebukes russia over the death of the anti fraud campaigner surrogate magnitsky the court says that his treatment in prisons led to his death in 2009 so what if any will the consequences be for moscow. also coming up results president says that he won't accept an offer of aid to help fight fires in the amazon unless french president emanuel micron apologizes for his quote insults across had proposed an emergency fund of 20000000 dollars that the g. 7 summit on monday. and campaigning for votes in the final days ahead of a key regional election in germany more than ever smaller parties like the environmentalist greens are expected to change the political landscape. i'm sorry kelly walk into the program the european court of human rights has condemned russia for multiple violations against the late sergei magnitsky a russian corruption whistleblower who died in detention in 2009 his death came after he would say he exposed widespread tax fraud that implicated russian officials he was arrested for alleged tax evasion the

newsline from berlin europe's top human rights court condemns russia over the death of the anti-fraud campaigner a surrogate magnitsky to the court the dragnets these treatment imprisoned led to with death in 2009 so what if any will be the consequences blocked out. also coming up the results president rejected an offer of aid to help fight fires in the amazon the g 7 group of wealthy nations for post an emergency fund of 20000000 dollars to help contain the blazes by jarboe so narrow says there are strings attached so he doesn't want to. campaigning for votes in the final days ahead of the regional elections in germany more than ever smaller parties like the environmentalist greens are expected to change the political landscape. i'm sumi someone's going to thank you for joining us the european court of human rights has condemned russia for multiple violations against the late sergei magnitsky a russian corruption whistleblower who died in detention in 2009 magni death came after he was except he exposed widespread tax fraud that implicated russian officials the european court determi

this is news live from berlin tonight europe's top human rights record since a rebuke to russia over the death of the time for all campaigners magnitsky chord said that my treatment in prison led to his death in 2009 so what if any will be the consequences for moscow also coming up brazil's president says he will not accept any aid to help.

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berlin and europe, i tailored to governments in crisis. in italy, a last-minute deal, the antiestablishment five-star unit and centerleft democratic party have agreed to form a coalition government. will it mean more stability for europe's thirird-largest econom? ? the u.k. prime minister boris johnson gets approval to suspend parliament next month. lawmakers are outraged, accusing johnson of trying to gag marcus lee in order -- democracy in order to push through brexit. a 16-year-old climate activist spent the last 15 days crossing the atlantic in a zero carbon yacht. she will speak next week at the u.n. climate change conference. the world's oldest film festival kicks off in venice. plenty of hollywood stars and top filmmakers in a celebration of international cinema, including french acting lessons -- legends. lack of female directors in the running for the top prizes drawing some fire. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. it's good to have you with us. we started with politics new and old. there has been a breakthrough in india -- in italy to form

the trade to get it all in the uk but at last, brussels, they do not run drive, berlin runs europe. of europe and by the way, i did like c02 said when she was being photographed. she was looking like a foot ball photographed. she was looking like a football hooligan with a fist in the air but borisjohnson said that unless the leaders agreed to ditch the backstop he would not meet them stop you do not know what is happening behind the scenes. an educated guess. i think what they're saying is, the only thing of the backstop that people do not like any excess becoming everybody is that they do not like the fact that macron was saying, i will consent to your coming out of the backstop if your coming out of the backstop if you give me efficiency. so he says i can consent whether you leave the eu. that is that is arrogance supreme. eu. that is that is arrogance supreme. the one thing i agree with macron on this is if i give you another six months, you'll waste your time another six months, you'll waste yourtime arguing and another six months, you'll waste your time arguing and he was righ

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this is d w news while i go from berlin tonight in europe a tell of 2 governments in crisis and italy and a last minute deal the employee establishment 5 star movement and the center left democratic party have agreed to form a new coalition government will be mean more stability for europe's 3rd largest economy also coming off as the u.k. prime minister.

europe. he will continue the conversation. tune into bloomberg radio at 7:30 undimmed time. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: good morning from berlin"bloomberg daybreak: europe." the white house holds off on licenses for u.s. companies to work with huawei. china's ppi contracts for the first time in nearly three years. premier calls for fresh elections, saying the government no longer has a majority. just happy content -- just sappy conte says he will not let him handle events. not finding drivers. public life is proving difficult for uber as disappointing sales growth sent the stock slumping. the group reports the biggest net loss of all time. welcome to "daybreak europe." acrossgetting headlines from wpp with first quarter -- sorry, first half comparable organic sales down 2%. that sounds bad, but it was better than the estimate, which was for a drop of 2.9%. wpp holding up a little better than the street was expecting. 1.6% to 7.6 2 billion pounds. reiterating its guidance, probably the most important thing in the stock market is the outlook for the company. is retaining its guidance as well as its dividend. let's take a look at

this is g w news live from berlin tonight europe's top human rights record since a rebuke to russia over the death of the time for all campaigners say magnitsky port said that my big speech treatment in prison led to his death in 2009 so once if any will be the consequences for moscow also coming up brazil's president says he will not accept any aid to help fight fires in the amazon unless french president apologizes for his quote insults and prone as posing an emergency fund at 18000000 euros to help brazil and the t.v. station in afghanistan that's run by women for women it's a sign of the new freedoms that women are enjoying since the fall of the telly bond but they still don't have any say in the future of their country. i'm brink off it's good to have you with us it is a judicial condemnation of russia delivered by europe today the european court of human rights in a unanimous ruling condemned russia for how we treated the late sergei magnitsky magnitsky was a russian corruption whistleblower who died in a russian prison back in 2009 magnitsky death came after he exposed widespread

business i'm going on in berlin welcome experts say europe's biggest economy could already be in recession the big german engineering firms car makers and suppliers are all in crisis hit by profit downturns a lot of companies are cutting jobs or reducing hours it raises the risks of a global slowdown europe's economic motor may be running out of gas water mode of supply or continentals net profit slumped 41 percent in the 2nd quarter and the company has announced plans to shut down an entire factory. competitors shiflet and bush also lowered their earnings expectations and said the stuff would have to be let go falling demand is hurting steel companies like to the company is bracing for a loss this year. and exporters are feeling the squeeze from the u.s. side no trade war and brics it worries for economists the signs are clear germany is heading towards a recession overall industrial output in june this year was down one and a half percent compared to made that was a far bigger drop than analysts had been forecasting compared to june of last year it was an even greater fall 5.2 percent th

from berlin tonight here in europe a tale of 2 governments in crisis in italy and a last minute deal the antiestablishment 5 star movement and the center left democratic party have agreed to form a new coalition government will it mean more stability for europe's 3rd largest economy also coming up the u.k. prime minister boris johnson gets royal approval to suspend parliament next month but lawmakers are outraged accusing johnson of trying to gag democracy in order to push through breaks it and regret it when bag is welcomed by crowds in new york city after crossing the atlantic on a 0 carbon emissions yacht she immediately called on people to work together to cooperate in the fight against climate change. it's good to have you with us and we start tonight with politics new and old in italy there has been a breakthrough in attempts to form a new government the anti-establishment 5 star movement and the center left democratic party have agreed on a deal to form a coalition government which includes reappointing to set because take as prime minister the coalition's sidelines matteo cel

europe start september 2nd d. w. . this is g w news live from berlin tonight in europe a tell of 2 governments in crisis in italy and a last minute deal the antiestablishment 5 star movement and the center left democratic party have agreed to form a new coalition government will that mean more stability for europe's 3rd largest economy also coming up the u.k. prime minister boris johnson good swore you will approve old to suspend parliament next month but lawmakers are outranged accusing johnson of trying to get democracy in order to.

the blue tourist guide from injuries booming capital i love berlin the good the multicultural metropolis in over europe max series the band i'm coming by in the sun like stars in need of it i love these reforms should once again switzerland looks like a ghost town. so it's like any insights as to the 15 nations 50 story. and 50 very personal tips on berlin's very best interests. planet for land every week on d w. and germany will not take part in a u.s. led naval mission to secure the strait of hormuz foreign minister heiko mosque said his country wants to avoid a further escalation of tensions in the region washington had asked germany to join france and britain in a mission to secure shipping through the strains that. russia has deployed its military to fight forest fires in siberia and the country's far east the infernos having golf nearly 30000 square kilometers an area the size of belgium experts say the places were caused by thunderstorms during abnormally high temperatures and were later spread by strong winds. italy has allowed more than 100 migrants to disembark from a coast guard ship that ha

elaborate body art was in display in berlin over the weekend it was the 29th edition of the berlin tattoo convention europe's oldest annual gathering of inc enthusiastic there was plenty of decorated skin to see from the colorful to the blue chromatic and some well known artists were there to share of dead media. many of the most famous names founder following on social media and on the source for me apart from instagram where they post their latest loss to pieces the convention was a chance for their fans to meet them in person and get a permanent moment to like this one. here's a recap of the top story that we're following for you china has issued a warning to protesters in hong kong that punishment is coming. police also announce of they did arrested $148.00 protesters on monday the largest single day tally. the city's been gripped by 2 months of georgia moccasin demonstrations. and pakistan's prime the cimarron khana said consider upgrading to the un security council over india's move to change the legal status of kashmir the disputed region is on a security lock john up to india to vote its special stat

in europe berlin doesn't like the fact we're talking about reparations we understand that. but for us. it is an important topic. at the moment we are still calculating the exact reparations sops we want to present this to berlin very soon but berlin doesn't seem open to this presentation so far they don't even want to talk about it the topic is considered legally closed. it's in the government hasn't even sent us an official message of god that if they do then the legal situation requires that we return to the treaties of 1953 and the 2 plus 4 treaty typical of $990.00 the law considers these claims is regulated and therefore nonexistent or has to be pushed in in fact in 1953 communist poland renounced reparations for the then communist east germany so berlin suggested symbolic gestures instead here for example in the middle of the city there are plans for a memorial site for polish victims of the german occupation during world war 2 to be built. the young german living in warsaw actively supports this idea he believes that such political gestures could make the upcoming hi

berlin. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." the fed cuts rates for the first time since 2008 but a jay powell news conference royals markets again. movie midcycle adjustment but adds "i didn't say it is just one kospi or code cut." at the bank of england, the slumping pound and specter of hard exit looms large as mark carney faces a tough news conference. standard chartered shrugs off trade tensions to surpass expectations with first-half underlying revenue. please speak to the cfo and next. societe generale beats but revenue for fixed income dips in the quarter. we will hear from the ceo imminently. matt: the federal reserve has cut rates for the first time is really, but that only half the story. after the quarter-point cut was announced, the chairman gave investors more than a little food for thought in what is widely described as a muddled press conference. he described the cut as "essentially in the nature of a mid-cycle adjustment." stocks hit session lows and the closely watched two-year and 10 year spread flattened to t

clever projects from europe and in skokie kopi india on t.w. . shannon berlin the global tourist guide for the tremendous booming capital i love for lent the scope of the multicultural metropolis in our duramax series to the land of the innocent life stories something. i love even once she was a citizen looks like such a swiss like me aside as the 50 nations 50 story and 50 very personal tips on berlin's very best features. now in atlanta every week on d w. my. own a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe with me peter craven and europe with its huge appetite for electricity is increasingly shifting to renewable energy sources which in turn means that it needs more and more raw materials like copper electron mobility for instance is unthinkable without it and copper is in growing demand for solar wind and geothermal energy systems because of its excellent properties as an electrical conductor. all of which is good news for spain with its large copper reserves in the south western region of and alysia bant 2 decades ago a burst dam at a mine in the area tri

berlin the u.k. prime minister bars johnson heads to europe to times persuade berlin and paris to change the bags it in revenge and scrap the irish back stop for germany's johnson's mission will not run and here is one reason why the border. what i'm concerned of. the people will trade. them for accept. a result from the reporter pose as an excuse to start an overlord. people in northern ireland fear johnson's plans will spark a return to the violence of the past also coming up. finding a way out of italy's political crisis in the country starting to uncertainty one day after the final mr resign we look at the options now free from the country. and a warm welcome to you i'm a touchy british prime this is just boris johnson is coming to berlin to try and a speech. to reopen briggs's negotiations johnson is demanding the removal of the silk or backstop the policy previously agreed to by the u.k. and the e.u. team sure there'd be no hard border on the island of ireland johnson claims the backstop would violate british sovereignty but the existing just doesn't work for the u.k. parliament started out 3

berlin. this is bloomberg daybreak: europe. nejra: and i am nejra cehic. donald trump will host a meeting with president xi as markets await. fully priced in. --ther quite deep quarter-point reduction. james fed policymaker bullock says there is no need to rush. general electric shares fall the most since 2008 after accusations of fraud. matt: good friday morning. a historic week in markets. one in which bank of america says we have seen traders rage for safe havens like we have never seen before. part of the reason why we have seen yields plummet to all-time lows. nejra: what a week it has been. whipsaw in yesterday's session. we are stabilizing a little bit. haveabove 1.5% but we dropped more than 20 basis points on the 10 year yield this week. the curve in birding for the first time since 2007. we are above zero now. close toar yield stays 2%. in terms of other safe havens, that is part of what banc of america was planning to as well. matt: talking about the rush to the yen, rush to gold. the 10 year yield and 30 year yield. we do see the yen strengthen

berlin. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." nejra: these are today's top stories. reaching a fever pitch. the yields on 30 year treasuries below 2% for the first time ever as inversion stokes recession fears. donald trump labels jay powell clueless. a new staken takes in warren buffett's conglomerate. sure boosts its net on amazon. counting the costs to chinese companies. protests rock hong kong. that is a bloomberg exclusive. donald trump says china wants a trade deal, but is focused on unrest first. blocking a no deal brexit. jeremy corbyn asks the rival party to support him as prime minister in a coalition to block boris johnson from pursuing a no deal brexit. welcome to "daybreak europe." hit a record low yesterday and continues slide today. below 2% for the first time ever. we continue the inversion, but will it stick? does it mean you want to stop taking risks off the table straightaway, or have you got 18 months to consider? that is the question for the markets. yesterday we saw a risk-off with the s&p 500 dropping 3%. the dow having its first route of the year dropping 800 points.

all the best from us here in berlin and until next not just. europe transformed the focus on europe's summer series. raisers arm barbed wire. seals on. how many refugees entered the new shutdown. 30 years ago borders were dismantled with both. hungary open netscape's and let east germans austria. 30. s.o.s. europe the european crisis. is it still has a future champions young champions. florida business from 14 countries. they are fighting for the dream of a united church. stand a chance. they say good idea. most of my money to stand up for united than most and contribute to something important to succumb to. the. pledge. of europe starts september 2nd on d w. this is d w to. the 3 main stock markets closed.

europe. i am matt miller in berlin. what language should a car speak?nswer could determine who will lead the way. billions of dollars are at stake. could thousands of lives be as well? bloomberg's ed ludlow has the story. ed: cars that can talk to each other, interact with traffic lights and even see around corners. the advent of the 5g could make this real. it is not the only option for connecting cars. it is up against a more established wi-fi-based technology. there is a debate about which is better. the choice between existing b2x whichndard or c would eventually use 5g networks. the first to make the decision favoring cellular technology. ,ith recent developments in 5g that could be handing the advantage to china. >> they will be saving hundreds if not thousands of lives sooner we try toll as determine which standard is best in the western world. mandated the use of this technology. in u.s. and europe the spectrum there isunresolved and a split on which technology to use. if the federal government mandated a technology today, it is estimated up to

europe senior u.s. officials have renewed threats to pull u.s. troops out of germany if berlin fails to boost its defense spending in june trump suggested moving the more than $30000.00 soldiers stationed here to poland but would it really be that easy for the u.s. military to leave after decades of military presence here a reporter probably unfunded mark went to ramstein the biggest u.s. base in germany where most locals want the americans to stay. a key american outpost in southwestern germany. airbase the biggest u.s. air force base abroad. just what takes place there is kept secret even 70 years after the base was found it. is impossible to get any closer to the airbase the entering the compound is a high security zone and we certainly weren't allowed to enter the base itself with a camera team instead the u.s. military gave us some of their own video footage from inside. the u.s. military shows how munitions and weapons are stored supplies for fighters in syria mali or afghanistan. paratroopers practice jumping fighter pilots set off from here on their missions to africa a

you tricity is only one of the $150.00 companies at the berlin campus european energy forum also called europe which are involved in electronic billet here and sustainable energy it includes germany's largest electro charging station it offers over 150 charging points their electricity comes directly from the station solar panel roof and these are used batteries from electric cars already is using them to build a giant storage facility with a 1.9 megawatt capacity your if same is to boost both the energy transition and electrum ability street sweeping is also being electrified. and it's being done autonomously. electro mobility is not just about cars there are also shuttles commercial vehicles even buses but there's also micro mobility ride sharing and so on all of these things are being considered here together and that's a thing that primarily happens at your f. as far as i know that's why we have such a high international profile but these ideas aren't meant to be confined to campuses give a tricity is busy converting a feller's and street lights into charging stations just like they've alr

up next it is business africa with their hard l. 1st i'm sorry kelly in berlin thanks for watching the protests. s.o.s. europe the europe is in crisis. if it's to have a future it will meet champions young champions. for activists who are country. trying to. do they stand a chance. and they saved the european idea. mike i need to stand up for european values and contribute to something important coming up see a. future of europe start september 2nd on d w. being g.o.p. and government. living abroad to be able to invest in the country. is now relaxing finance rules making it possible for them to do just. means. and be paid to tourists stayed away from the country following deadly attacks but that's changing and the tourism industry is recovering. this is business africa. as well come these european government is embarking on a series of reforms aimed at opening up the economy along with a commitment to private several state enterprises column and has agreed to. living abroad to invest and set up lending businesses in the country. that has not been possible because the government fit the influx of foreign money

europe starts september 2nd on d w. british prime minister forrest johnson is expected in berlin today for talks with the german chancellor as fears mounted to europe's borders can he get last minute concessions from europe's most powerful woman to avoid a no deal breaker. and allies have come under fire in germany today bosses are meeting with german chancellor merkel in leipsic to discuss what the industry can do to help fight global warming. also on the show the czech prime minister under a bob this is facing protests over his involvement with scandalised company that. this is the new business as and berlin welcome british prime minister boris johnson is expected here in berlin today seeking support from to reopen parts of the brics it negotiations otherwise the controversial pm threatens his country will leave without a deal on october 31st but even the most hard line breaks it is in his government now seems to have realized what a heartbreak is it could mean for the budget colony as one insider told our reporter it's going to be hell. the trucks are still rolling swiftly through the port of dover but soon there could

you're watching t w news from berlin up next focus on europe with a look at concerns about toxic a copper mining in spain on my own rock and roll in the top of the our. economies can't function properly even in times of demand. without skilled workers . was inadequate housing. with food shortages. scarcity is increasingly making things difficult for companies and entire economy what's causing this and what can be done to combat the problem. next d.w. . the real challenge resides. when i come from there are lots of people in fact not an opinion it is the but not just democracy to me that's one reason why i'm passionate about people and aspirations i'm taken to. the television reporters fried chicken talk to the floor of the planning board and i remember thinking at the time if the battle in gold going forward anything could happen if people come together and unite for the fall. but i do the news that often confronted difficult situations for conflict between disasters i see despite my confront but jazz on policies and development put the spotlight on issues that matter congo to security. n

>> good morning from berlin this is bloomberg daybreak europe. i am a matt miller. arehe city of london these top stories. risk off, unrest in hong kong and market turmoil in argentina way on simmons event to extend u.s. losses. the treasury bond yield at an all-time low. titus 10 year yield falls to 3% for the first time since 2016. a big mess, trade continues to be a primary concern as china's money supply grows. singapore's government slashes its forecast for economic growth. situation, hong kong chief executive carrie lam says dialogue with protesters can resume once the by log -- violence ends. pacific shares tumble as a cancel slides. afterr embattled leader argentina's assets plunged president mauricio macri warns against return to a previous regime. we havereatest problem today is that the alternative to the government, the kershner alternative does not have international credibility. i've been saying this for three nap years. international investors do not trust them. >> good morning. let's take a look at the assets across the world. after the news out of a

perceptions of the islamic republic europe's tendency towards glorification of washington's problem showing full demonize. also with us is alan posner a regular commentator for the berlin based think. he believes that europe is on the front line of iran's aggression if we choose a peace been too serious we will pay dearly for cowardice and a very warm welcome to a drink i had a man who's a business journalist with another berlin daily the target sites on all the times it's also known to the recount argues that the oil price is not rising the economic indicators suggest that there is no real middle east crisis on the horizon. i'm very surprised by that you know this summer so much and so much evidence of the situation is tense and gets intensive and you're right single riggers so it's all going to blow over sometime very soon but i'm not saying that the markets are right they might perhaps they are too lazy to recognize the danger but it is interesting that in the little of such upheaval politically there is so much. calm when it comes to the markets. so apparently the traders think that there's nothing going to happen because otherwise they would rise because 90 percen

so tattoos have never looked back today it's a thriving industry and we were europe's biggest to 2 convention here in berlin over the weekend and the superstars of to touring with to show off their skills. the annual convention sees hundreds of tattoo artists tattoo enthusiastic and the curious converging on the german capital to tattoo artists some of the best in the world modern day jet setters whose reputation precedes them thanks in part to instagram. a large following means worldwide recognition sponsorships and global gigs. tattoo artist raffle looks from brazil started working on skin at just 13 he has high hopes for the future. so i use my name as a rock i'm a touch to artist and a surfer and i have 110000 followers and i want to be famous across the whole world in the theater. and he may well get there he's striking designs typically involve intricate geometric patterns flawless symmetry cymbals and a lot of nature subtable instagram following means rafa has work waiting for him wherever he goes. for the big players celebrity brings free. minix tasha king is a rising star from turkey her work is tr

april 1945 the 2nd world war in europe was drawing to an end in berlin. germany's defeat was inevitable the fighting exceptionally fierce. the world.