well i think it will be a fight with the brics whether the u.s. will stand by and do nothing if the brics should join the you know the china russia payment system. a wild card here too is the technology you know an independent payment system a based on block chain and crypto currency as you know facebook is trying to move in that direction and you can see the regulators coming down hard on it but technology may play a role here over time opening up and accelerating the process of independent payment systems and trading in other currencies but we're still at the very beginning of that so a lot of people don't know about the swiss safe system but it does account for the majority of enter bank transactions how much of a challenge will it be to rival such like the whole i mean you've already just touched on this a little bit but it's a giant it's the behemoths in the industry. yes it is it's pretty much you know dominated by the u.s. and those that try to break from the banks of the euro banks or others that you know the u.s. will respond they won't b

trump's america 1st trade policy is causing particular headaches for the export reliant brics countries. china russia brazil india and south africa. under these conditions it seems the brics states should take the initiative in shaping a more equitable and sustainable model of global development based on the principles of equality respect for sovereignty and taking into account the interests of all countries that you could use a. laser japan shinzo they host a dinner for the leaders including trump and she they are due to meet on saturday to see if they can resolve their. trade conflict. ave raised his glass to successful some of the leaders enjoyed some traditional japanese theatre a breakthrough on fixing the global trade issue would be truly dramatic. let's get a quick check on financial markets shares of tech company apple have been under pressure after long time design chief johnny i've announced that he's leaving the british born designer has been behind the look and feel of some of the tech giants most iconic products not only the popular colorful i met computers from the 1990 s.

is heading for brics it's on halloween and i think it's really look sent to arguably undermine the euro with something called a bolt you just explained to be water bought is because that i understand your observatory in to observe actually italian public accounts is doing has been doing some research on it he has had both a's ascension of treasury bill so it's a way for the government to borrow money while the proposal actually 1st not to the board which has been which have been around for a long time to actually be as of been around anything like in most other countries it's about the so-called media bought so there. is but we did very small then and we need to show something that i feel 50 euros $100.00 euros maybe perhaps $500.00 euros but not normally would be said much larger than a mediations so they're introduced because they look like bills they look like they look like money and so i believe that may result in to use them and that's actually what they mean for the proposer stock sure yagi they mean no reason to introduce them is that in this way people get used to seeing pieces

they don't want brics it to happen until he has refused to come off the fence he said that may possibly they might possibly back a sec. referendum but they aren't committed to it and that is the problem so they are not doing as well as they should be at the moment and they also have a separate issue of anti semitism within the politicians says they dealing with that said yes and there was the both the main parties have their own trouble is i've got 20 seconds left on fortunately fragmented is the political landscape in the u.k. right now extremely fragmented there was a new political party that set up a couple of months ago and even that has now fragmented they're only scree m.p.'s left down to 11 which just goes to show how difficult the situation is in the u.k. and they're starting to resemble continental europe. as they're about to leave alex forrest waiting reporting for us thank you so much greatly appreciated. now from savior to strong man in chips president of the fitz a has cc's path to power is marred by mass arrests and suppression of dissent it's been exactly 5 years since th

what i've set out a very detailed brics a plan which i think his team which credible any of the brics it plans out but can't imagine why anybody would want to be leader of the conservative party like he has done because they said. he stand by your proposal to cut taxes. and at the save the cuts and. also coming up tonight is a guaranteed income from birth to death the answer to a future in which robots do the work people used to do. let the 3040 years will make machine like a paper so how can we change the education system to make kids able to compete with the computers robots deficient. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with the race to replace to resume a contest to become the next british prime minister and the new head of the conservative party is now under way and while that may be the new headline the story it remains the same just as it was with to resume a the next prime minister's tenure will be dominated by one challenge taking the u.k. out of the european union the seemingly impossible task known as breck's it no

well a failure of the brics the party perhaps in this. election in peterborough but certainly not i think a failure of the brakes if party expectations were of course extremely high that they would win here particularly after their showing in the european parliamentary elections just a fortnight ago an extraordinary victory for them there but of course it was not to be but look at the bigger picture here this is a part of the british party founded formed just a couple of months ago off the back of extreme anger by many voters that the reason mays conservative party and its failure to deliver breaks of the breaks the party offers only that breaks if it's a single issue party no other campaign message no other policies tremendously alluring to the great many voters in this country who feel so passionately about rights and it's led by nigel farage a controversial politician a friend of the president of the united states he held private meetings with donald trump just this week and indeed in those european parliamentary elections 2 weeks ago

know that tourism do you think we're going to see some concrete movement concrete efforts by these bric countries to halt cooperation. well you know i am not to worry about a country that wants to be independent minded and doesn't act in concert with other people i think the issue is what kind of a policy they have and they don't want to cause trouble for other people they can do it but if there's a group the brics want to get together if they're interested in it yes but i don't think that that is the full answer i think we in the united states have a lot to say about how things work out because we have the reserve currency of the world we have the biggest military in the world we have the most wealth in the world so therefore i think what we do sets an example and sometimes i think we go astray and we don't set the example because i want to be involved in free trade i don't want to manipulate trade i don't like these currency wars that many people get involved but believe me the most powerful ability the most likely ability to manipulate currencies is if you have the reserve currency o

meeting with bricks it's yours during his visit i mean we know boris johnson to day one of the main brics years launched his campaign to be the next leader of the conservative party and the next prime minister is trump is he good or bad news for brics it i think he as usual he's very polarizing so what he is doing you know he john bolton gave an interview to the sun i believe or the daily mail basically saying that we the united states was in support of a quick bragg's it and a cleaning. which sounds like a crash out possibility and the president likes that kind of thing as well he said you know if you don't get the deal you like you just walk away from the table obviously to some of the the coo or breaks the tears that sounds like the red meat that they're looking for that kind of and live in them but for a majority of the u.k. who do find the president have a disfavor of the u.s. president this could is could backfire. visit to the u.k. last year if you remember it was supposed to be an official state visit but it was changed to a working visit at the last minute because there were so m

between the president of the united states and putin i thought it was really important to have the brics meeting where you saw mollies the hughton the brazilians all meeting on a side meeting i think was really useful to see the chinese and japanese coming together and i also like the way that all over the european are very conscious of my own nation state that the other countries are to an extent ignoring the negativity that has come from donald tusk of the european union and also the negativity of my outgoing prime minister trees in may so i think there's a lot of positives here engagement and for once i think we might see some real excitement for the future yeah that's the point the significance of something the last thing here how likely do you think that any progress will be made for instance in reducing trade tensions because that was the overriding factor coming that it's essentially a country in the increasing emergence of protectionist economic policy. well donald trump has sent out a very clear statement to the world since he came to power and that was the existing regimes we'r

that is what the tory membership is most upset about it's all about brics that we are expecting 16 of those hustings to take place that's basically additions for the next weeks and then the membership base will vote on the 2 candidates and by the week of july 22nd it will be announced who is going to be the leader of the conservative party and thereby the new prime minister of the u.k. were here really to become the next prime minister and johnson is about to leave by october 31st no matter what how realistic is this promise. well he has promised by october 31st he is going to take the u.k. out of the european union come what may even if it was meant even if you had to do it with no deal which could have of course catastrophic consequences for the economy here in the u.k. and the you his promises cannot be taken too serious he has flip flopped on issues before he is somebody who is a political opportunist so people in the u.k. are worried. about this uncertainty of what kind of prime minister boris johnson will be thank you shut out of london. to soccer now the ongoing lawsuit by the

it campaign he has made many promises he has at the brics of will make britain a global player once more that even breaks it would say. money by not sending $350000000.00 a week to the e.u. that it would be better for the country would save the country melissa has made a lot of promises and a fee indeed moves into downing street at the end of the summer he will be held to account harper we still have to wait and see who will become the next to leader of the conservatives and britain's next prime minister brigitte must reporting from london thank you so very much. and to the women's world cup now and it was a nightmare and to the competition for scotland they enjoyed a comfortable lead over argentina but threw it away in the final 20 minutes of the game while the means the scots are now heading home while argentina still have a slim chance of progressing to the knockout stage here's how it went down. scotland didn't waste time taking the lead with kim little setting the tone with their 20th minute strike. scotland seemed to have things wrapped up at 3 nil thanks to an errant custard

only presidents who've done that i mean when when barack obama was president he intervened in the brics a debate before the referendum saying that if the u.k. voted to leave then it would be bottom of the queue for a trade deal with the united states because because obama wanted the the us e.u. relationship to continue with the u.k. in its trunk very much see it as an opportunity for the united states to have have a trade deal and so he's already given interviews over the weekend saying that he wants the next prime minister good to be boris johnson the forefront secretary who's a controversial figure he likes national nodule faraj very much the head of the brics it's parsi you know clearly the americans see opportunities in brics it particularly for buying up sections of the prize british national health service which is an extremely toxic thing for the american administration to say because the last thing i think that the politicians in this country would want even those who want the u.k. to leave the european union is the idea that parts of the health service might get sold off to the

into existence and i think one of the many things you could you can say about nigel farage in the brics it part is that it's a measure of its success in the short time it's been around that its failure to actually win in pisa burner last night is now being seen as something of a failure it is it is that that the messaging is so over incredibly simple bricks it now and worry about everything else as genocide is very alluring for people one of the problems i think the brics the party had in peterborough is that he just doesn't have any data and so the labor party was able to send loads of activist team and target specific specific blocks of voters and get out them whereas the party sent outs of his in and they didn't quite know who to go for but they still run the labor party incredibly close and there's a poll out today for the times newspaper here that suggests that in sums of general westminster voting intentions the party is in the lead on 26 percent and then you've got labor in the liberal democrats both on 20 percent and the conservatives back and forth on the on 18 so we're now rea

in a complete pickle on 18 percent so we now really into 4 party politics and if you think of the brics that party really is more of a massive pressure group than a political organization does have a manifesto and any policies other than bricks it's what it's a bill to do is to force the conservative policy and all those candidates who want to be the next prime minister and leave those body off the trees in may to address and adopt their policies and so you have people abortions and saying we're going to have to leave without a deal on october 31st which is when the europeans extension runs out and so the bracks a policy is dragging the conservatives to its position it does create the most enormous problem for the conservative party because anybody who becomes prime minister vowing to leave at the end of october without a deal will immediately face a vote of no confidence in the house of commons and they could easily lose that and that could collapse the government so as difficult as everything has been to the brics it up until now things got an even worse for the conservative party ove

yeah and you know the extraordinary success of the of the brics it policy is it is playing a huge role in this conundrum that the conservative party now faces you know that they are so disciplined and so will organize and determines. and the messaging is so simple as jonah was saying there and they. that of course there are other advantages of the are there the pas in disarray the labor party in a complete mess because the leadership want something different from from its membership the conservative party is in a complete pickle and so they the brics a party as a gigantic pressure group is now dragging all the main contenders to be the next leader of the policy and that will prime minister towards its position on the grounds that they say if we don't leave the european union by the end of a job then then then we're toast as a policy and so the brics apart is pretty enormously successful in that and boris johnson is the clear favorite and he said very clearly we are leaving with or without a deal at the end of october but you know it it does ignore the fact that there are many members o

wanted to talk trade on his visit he hinted at a possible meeting with nodule for raj the leader of the brics it party have a good feel for. what. they want but to make matters worse as a force one touched down on british soil trump's twitter finger couldn't resist having a dig at london's lord mayor. subject as being foolishly nasty to the visiting president of the united states by far the most important ally of the united kingdom he is a stone cold loser. protesters outside buckingham palace don't like what they see as trump's interference in british politics and they don't want him as an ally much allowed to protest planned for tuesday including the much anticipated return of the trump baby blimp. are those talk about this visit and to do that i'm joined by tyson barker here at the big table where he is with the aspen institute germany he also served in the u.s. state department during the obama administration ties and it's good to see you again so we got an official state visit for trump in the u.k. how important is this for u.s. foreign policy is it important yes or no i mean state visit

predicts post brics a british real g.d.p. growth of 1.2 percent it's really a point one percent. can you see that why people are thinking european is going to be this. the i.m.f. is but the a growth rate for the c. 00 by one percent the government is but the government the latest. projections for a 0.2 percent in may be larger this year i made in gold $20.00 perhaps 0.30.4 so. maybe a good bit better in the short run i'm talking about risks for the future because of the for the g.d.p. of the italian economy for something that is for a guy is like a glass a glass of break on its own but this soon as somebody throws a stone the grass breaks and that's what i'm afraid of. or is there one other solution to all of this in terms of the risk because britain got into trouble when it recognize the the a.i.i. be the the new world bank and i.m.f. arguably what are you making of the fact that the italian government is seeking to make steps to get closer to the brics bank and to china's built in road because clearly trist in general are entering deals with the communist party of china the chi

discussed in a meeting earlier in the day there is included trade to iran while away and of course brics it reports. might be raining here in westminster but it's not raining on the anti trump parade which is in full swing in harlem and square and see trump protesters demonstrating against the full blown state visit that the u.s. president has been treated to hand over the last 2 days in the culmination today of the 2nd political day of donald trump's trip here was the press conference with him and the u.k. to resume may now they both talked up the special relationship and they talked about that still as they get elusive trade deal between the u.s. and the u.k. that they both hope to come out they say post brags that donald trump said it would be phenomenal that it would increase trade between the 2 countries at least 2 or 3 times they spoke about their shared values they spoke about d.-day commemorations that they'll be attending to more but they're really fun bits in the press conference was when it brought to the q. and a session because that is where both leaders want to go off scrip

minister must have a clear plan to in many steps it by the end of a cry i've set up a very key tell brics a plan which i think is the most credible of any of the parts of plans out there that much of my anybody would want to be needed if the conservative party like you can get that together they said. you stand by your proposal to cut taxes on fire at this. level to save the banks and. also coming up tonight is a guaranteed income from birth to death the answer to a future in which robots do the work people used to do. and that's the 3040 years will make machine like a people so how can we change the education system to make kids able to compete with their computers robots deficient alligators. or do our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with the race to replace to reset may the contest to become the next british prime minister and the new head of the conservative party is now under way and while that may be the new headline the story it remains the same just as it was with theresa may the next prime minister's tenure will be dominate

popular with a good number of people in this country as well as you can see by the victory of the brics that party. they the atmosphere has changed nigel is very supportive of president trump and i think he is on the same wavelength so i think britain is ruling in the same direction as the united states in terms of policy in all makes trade and if we are as i said if we can get those fabulous trade deals with the united states great for britain great for breaks. now terms of course weighed in on the tory leadership race before he arrived how likely do you think there is between a meeting with him and boris johnson. but i i i i wouldn't know but i would just think that probably a good chance of them getting together for a chat i think that's something that that the president would want to do. it makes sense i mean with treason is hanging on by her her polish fingernails to to the office of state simply to be here when present chump arrived to stop a boris all module for oswald or anybody else meeting and that's what she was trying to do is so desperate to hang on cling on desperately by

but we asked our guest to assess the chances of a trade deal with brics it still not sorted. of course she's the eye going prime minister and she's always she not on his wavelength i always sleep he seems boring shouldn't. be will probably be coming in and also with mr for raj correction i think britain is ruling in the same direction as you like to state and policy at all makes trade and we said if we can get those fabulous trade deals with the united states great for britain great for brakes it well you know perhaps it is really undermined a lot of the international power of the u.k. despite what their own leaders will say they're so busy every single day trying to figure out how to leave the european union what does going to look like that i can't imagine they won't be exhausted when they get to the negotiation table about specific. trade deals and certainly there is some pushback about some things that donald trump wants certain types of education for instance and how they're being prepared being brought over he wants to consumers to decide whether they will purchase or n

struggling at the moment to try to contain and to keep their members who they are losing many to the brics it policy those people who want to there's to be a hard break sitting for the u.k. just to get out but also to all the parties such as the liberal democrats who do not want to be a bricks a tool so they are hemorrhaging hemorrhaging votes at the moment and trying their best in this difficult time to stop that happening hemorrhaging left right and center so what's the process right now the person who takes over from theresa may as leader of the tories do they automatically become the prime minister of the u.k. well it looks like it at the moment which seems a bizarre situation given how serious the situation is in the u.k. at the moment they there are 11 candidates at the moment they have to whittle that down to 2 within parliament so there will be some votes over the next few weeks and then to those 2 candidates put to the party membership. 160000 conservative party members who will basically decide the future of the u.k. those members all mostly over 70 they all fairly middle class l

hunt britain's foreign minister he says he's confident that the european union would renegotiate the brics a deal with him is regarded as even tempered incompetent but some feel he may lack the wide appeal of other candidates. so let's go to london where we're joined by charlotte potts. so every time that it's of given statements of the 11 confidence of given statements about their plans today how do they position themselves. well most of the candidates have made clear that this really is about the future of the conservative the tory party because if there was a general election to be held to then labor would have a good chance of winning and jeremy coleman would be the next prime minister so the candidates called for unity today within the tory party and what became clear is that brics it still is at the center stage of this race so all candidates say they want to leave the european union by october. the new deadline they want the u.k. to leave the european union by that deadline and they also say that they could renegotiate this deal that to reason may have hashed out over the last coupl

sample over claims during the brics a campaign that britain would save 350000000 a week that they can be used for other stuff here in the u.k. for example for the house over say all this doesn't faze the party base they really adore him whenever he is for example at a party conference they just applaud him like nobody else so he's really very very popular with the base the clear frontrunner what about his rival and of the other candidates the foreign secretary jeremy haun. foreign secretary jeremy hunt doesn't have the same personality i would say as boris johnson to us and he is a remain us so that puts him at a disadvantage with the party base he did campaign full remain during the referendum the party base is very much progress and they want to have this as done done as quickly as possible really jeremy hunt i think is the contender because he's seen rabia as a steady pair of hands he's made much about his history as an entrepreneur as a foreign secretary he has accused the european union of being similar to the soviet union is that didn't go down very well with colleagues in bruss

overwhelmingly won by the brics party his policy was to beat if necessary with no deal the people in this country overwhelmingly voted for that so there is a mandate but what i'm saying is you're not saying there's a majority of people in this country who want to do no deal because because there's nothing to suggest that while. again as a matter of fact the european elections were clearly won by the party the hope of the turn of the 37 percent was the 1st one that's not a majority of the british people is that what will give me the majority to leave in the terms the 16 referendum 17400000 british people voted early that's the biggest votes we've ever had in this country on any proposition ever in our entire history as a nation can come just talk about the leaders because i know you're going to see boris johnson have to this is somebody you can support as prime minister and leader but i haven't had the sort of whether or not to vote for the party when i'm going to get them but you would consider it well i will vote for breakfast here there is no way i will vote for him i mean the reas

going forward the brics of party don't a significant blow against the leading conservative party in recent european parliamentary elections should we be surprised by trump's intervention ahead of his arrival here to the u.k. possibly not when he was last here last summer ahead of his working visit he suggested that the u.k. should sue the european union raising some questions over how much donald trump we really understand about the workings of european politics china has taken a firm stance on u.s. trade naming washington for the setback in negotiations beijing accuses the united states of being an untrustworthy negotiator and says a trade war is only hurting america's economy adrian brown has more from beijing. a trade dispute the began almost a year ago is intensifying in an unusual move officials from the commerce ministry held a news conference on a sunday morning to present a report outlining china's position in the stalled trade negotiations up to 3000000 u.s. jobs were at risk it warns and it was the trumpet ministration not china backtracking on previous commitments nothing is agr

companies with the ongoing uncertainty over brics it british businesses are hoping to cement trans atlantic. the meeting between u.s. and british business leaders went smoothly both sides cordially signaling they were eager to reach of bilateral trade agreement. to. give. gifts but before the meeting with business leaders the u.s. president tweeted big trade deal is possible once u.k. gets rid of the shackles already starting to talk by shackles the u.s. president was referring to britain's complicated divorce process from the e.u. to trump a signal to things britain should leave the e.u. without an agreement but is a trade deal with the u.s. enough to offset the potential losses that britain could face if it leaves the block without a deal the u.k.'s trade volume with the u.s. is much lower than the amount with other e.u. countries in 2017 britain imported 11 percent of its goods from the u.s. compare that to well over half from the european union while 18 percent of british exports went to the u.s. a far larger 45 percent went to the e.u. . his suggestion is if brits behave themselves and

ships to britain while it imports crude oil costs and whisking the agreement marks the 1st post in brics a trade deal the u.k. has secured in asia so far the united kingdom has such a arrangements with $12.00 countries including norway israel iceland switzerland and chile. and out to some of the other global business stories making the news. u.s. president donna trump has threatened mexico with terrorists yet again if the country fails to cooperate on border issues this comes just after friday's deal where a 5 percent tax on all mexican goods were dropped after mexico agreed to deploy troops to stem the flow of migrants to the u.s. . it's trouble girl law for germany's biggest lender deutsche bank serious deficits and its anti money laundering and sanctions controls allowed checks and payments to be processed without screening georgia bank shares slipped to a new all time low last week and fitch has cut the bank's credit rating to just 2 notches above junk status. and you aerospace defense giantess newman on the horizon i just bounce to shake up the industry to united's technologies call

narendra modi met with trump while he also took part in meetings with the leaders of the so-called brics economies where he called for reform of the w t o o timidly though the big set piece this weekend is the trump she meeting the outcome of that will determine just how happy this latest reunion of world leaders has been. is there the g 20 covering things for us from osaka kill just how complicated has the whole trade situation gut. very complicated i mean this is been the topic for a while now and the last 20 summit they've already been talking about this but it's basically the last month where tensions have been escalating it's about tariffs the tit for tat of tariffs has been happening and also about restriction on chinese companies like the tech giant well way but if you would think about it economically and purely economically it would be totally easy in the long run it will be very good to basically mees if they had a free trade but it's not as easy really of course because everything's very political it's basically about who has the bigger leverage over the world economy and thos

president has promised a phenomenal trade deal for a post brics it britain donald trump held talks with outgoing prime minister to resign may in the british capital during the 2nd day of his state visit but trump seemed to ignore potential friction over dealings with chinese telecoms giant huawei even that from a's replacement turner who has more from london. what in other circumstances would be a significant meeting was on this occasion far more low key the u.s. president alongside a british prime minister on the verge of stepping down for the past 2 and a half the president and i have had the privilege of being the latest guardians of this precious and profound friendship between our countries there was no avoiding breaks it and opposed breaks a trade deal between the 2 countries donald trump is a big fan of both i would say i would think that it will happen and it probably should happen this is a great great country and it wants its own identity it wants to have its own borders it wants to run its own affairs is a very very special place and i think it deserves a special place on the

has said that he will go back to brussels that he wants to renegotiate he was really the face of the brics campaign he has made many promises during the campaign he said that brett seacat would open up the country to be global britain once more he said that there will be savings that the $350000000.00 that he said were going to brussels every week that they could be spend on on the n.h.s. on the health service instead he got. a lot of criticism because that wasn't true but he made these shoes from misses and if he does indeed move into downing street at the end of the summer he will be held to account barrett masa reporting from london thank you. i should say now about some of the other stories making news around the world. the united states senate has voted to block the sale of weapons to saudi arabia the move is seen as a rebuke to president trump who backs arms sales to the saudis and considers the country a key ally in trump has vowed to veto the senate legislation. former trump a ho picks has testified in a closed door session of congress about her time in the white house in a written

narendra modi met with trump while he also took part in meetings with the leaders of the so-called brics economies where he called for reform of the w t o o timidly though the big set piece this weekend is the trump she meeting the outcome of that will determine just how happy this latest reunion of world leaders has been. is in a socket the g 20 for us a little earlier also about whether the use role at the summit has been slightly overshadowed by the u.s. china trade. yes well that's a problem actually there was a press conference by the european commission president. and he actually was quite unhappy about the fact that the e.u. is pushed sidelines they're trying quite hard to work for free trade which is this actually is about this whole meeting is about but nobody's really paying attention to them and that's why i think also the fact that they're having trade deals with vietnam as well the e.u. tomorrow all of that is basically to show hey we hear. free trade and we can also play without you america we also have other friends so it's basically a bit of a show of power here as well.

can forge a substantial trade deal with post brics in britain the us president has been meeting with the british prime minister and other government ministers but not everyone is welcome to visit protesters flew the trumpet baby blimp outside parliament before a sympathiser attacked it. tens of thousands of hilda vigil in hong kong to mock the 30th anniversary of the.

trade deal off the brics it's also coming up i'm going to back to the captains of german industry hoping for wall support from a government that is industry also willing to do its bit to keep the economy growing. but come to do business asia jones of berlin good to have you with us and was starting with soybeans soybeans like the ones you see behind me help. the world's but they could also be a sign of trouble on the horizon china is said to stockpile around $7000000.00 tons of american produced soybeans according to media reports and they were purchased as part of a truce in the trade conflict between beijing and washington last december normally they'd be used to feed chinese livestock a traders say china aims to store the soybeans a move that could mean that beijing is buckling down for a drawn out conflict with washington. all right china stockpiling soybeans is this a sign that it is also preparing for a protracted trade war with the united states let's hear listen to water the french .

narendra modi met with trump while he also took part in meetings with the leaders of the so-called brics economies where he called for reform of the w t o alternately though the big set piece this weekend is the trump she meeting the outcome of that will determine just how happy this latest reunion of world leaders has been. well reported here dell is in osaka for us here in the china u.s. trade relations obviously and focus what else can we space. well basically there is a lot of talk going on about multilateral relationships trade relationships as well for example not directly here but also outside in brussels there is talk of e.u. merkel saw. the association of south american come countries that they are going to have a trade deal closing the trade deal soon and there's a lot of talk of course about china and the u.s. but that is not the only topic here the europeans you just mentioned the baby appear to be a bit on the sidelines of the g. 20. the e.u. yes well that's a problem actually and there was a press conference by the european commission president unclothed younker and he actu