china news from all the ratio. of indio indonesia or japan korea. it's probably among the great to stretch to the future of the office but without a comprehensive clean energy transformation in a shoe in africa as well as the americas of europe we will continue to see the arctic ice melt. of the greenland ice sheet. total sham extend the future off the authors will be defined in a shia and in a for a cuppa and if these parts of the world continue to pollute the planet of course they will continue to smoke the resources will become more and more available and that's just one of the reason why i have always encouraged the in a moment of the asian countries some of those in the few deep eight on the future of the earth to. because whether we like a film or the arctic is no more pro ball and perhaps any all the part of the planet because if you want to of the arctic will determine the she level of the extreme weather patterns all over the world and the fossil fuel or that it uses to in all the parts of the world will determine the future of the arctic m

not notice its very months of the last year russia united states all the arctic states also china japan korea the e.u. managed to conclude the treaty on the arctic ocean how not only we have the arctic including us and russia but also these asian powers on the e.u. are going to combine the ocean resources of the emerging arctic ocean and that's not the issue i think a shy of how the possibilities in the arctic on lost being prevented from being realized because of some some tension but you are right the need for what i call and hunched capabilities in the arctic. could lead to serious show of mission understand the issue about whether it's a military should show whether it is threatening or that's why i have advocated to recently that we need to get an agreement on infrastructure capability in the arctic what is normal water is understandable and what will then stop the constitute a threat if it goes beyond a stage because if we don't have shot some agreed stand up or capabilities those who want to winter do their mongering an old cold war model into the arctic of a much arctic council is som

circle which i stopped six years ago i am also very much aware of the growing interest of china japan and korea frogs. in the arctic so to go the the your ocean brushed the rushed of the arctic states including our own have also to come to go though or not coherent policy with respect to what i call the new war rival the arctic from asia and also from the european continent and the topic of this were surely tensions between them always come up in context of the arctics and how that would affect the situation their trust most recent national security strategy prairie taxes the so-called great power grab really in pentagon is actually currently working on the arctic defense strategy what do you think this could lead to i mean no one wants war and that's where sure but is this is to nation where no one wants a war. but everyone just pumps funds into a cold weather we are in fact talking about the part of the planet which is almost the military mobile from the cold war to this part of the planet. let the stuff distinguishing different parts of the arctic and i shant climbs the by the arctic into th

countries affected include china, japan and korea, who have subsequently been given exemptions by the— iran. oil prices spiked overnight, and us secretary of state mike pompeo said the impact would be minimal. i want to emphasise that we have tried to ensure market stability. the us has beenin ensure market stability. the us has been in constant contact with other countries to help them transition away from iranians accrued. and we have tried to ensure that sufficient volume will minimise impact on pricing. the kingdom of saudi arabia and the uae ensured us that they would ensure an appropriate supply for the markets. of course, the us is now a significant producer as well. for more now, i amjoined by my colleague and business reporter mariko oi. many questions on how rising crude prices will impact asian economies. that's right, not many of our viewers might know that asian countries still import a lot of oilfrom asian countries still import a lot of oil from iran. asian countries still import a lot of oilfrom iran. let's have a look at the customers. this is the list from 2017. of c

now ironic sport slightly more than a million barrels a day with the majority going to china india south korea japan and turkey and some of those customers especially china and turkey are not happy more on the global impact in a moment after this report from roslyn jordan in washington. the u.s. says its efforts to impose a worldwide embargo on iranian oil is already working in the last eleven months the trumpet ministration says iran has lost about ten billion dollars in oil revenue all this as washington to punish the han for what it calls the government's quote aligned ways the trumpet ministration and our allies are determined to sustain and expand the maximum economic pressure campaign against iran to end the regimes destabilizing activity threatening the united states our partners and allies and security in the middle east these demands are not just coming from the united states government and many of our allies and partners they are similar to what we hear from the iranian people themselves the u.s. imposed oil sanctions on iran in may two thousand and eighteen after it withdrew from what pre

now ironic sport slightly more than a million barrels a day with the majority going to china india south korea japan and turkey and some of those customers especially china and turkey not happy more on the global impact in a moment after this report from roslyn jordan in washington. the u.s. says its efforts to impose a worldwide embargo on iranian oil is already working in the last eleven months the trumpet ministration says iran has lost about ten billion dollars in oil revenue all this says washington to punish the han for what it calls the government's quote aligned ways the trumpet ministration and our allies are determined to sustain and expand the maximum economic pressure campaign against iran to end the regimes destabilizing activity threatening the united states our partners and allies and security in the middle east these demands are not just coming from the united states government and many of our allies and partners they are similar to what we hear from the iranian people themselves the u.s. imposed oil sanctions on iran in may two thousand and eighteen after it withdrew from what presi

countries like china india and south korea japan and other countries are buying. journalist organizations have condemned french police have to reporters were detained on saturday during the twenty third consecutive weekend of your live s. protest. devinsky takes a closer look. well the two independent journalists were among the more than two hundred individuals who were detained by police arrested in act twenty three the names are gassed by the glance and also lexis kurland we know that the paris prosecutor has said that they were arrested for participation in a group to commit violence or degradation now the interior ministry has been talking about the arrests of these journalists they said that the police c.r.s. these officers are out every week they're out to try and make sure that there is safety for the demonstrators and the journalist carry out these protests and also to cover these protests that have been happening there since november every week since november here in france but that statement from the interior ministry then goes on to say that if journali

countries concerned a china india south korea turkey greece japan and taiwan. the us says its allies saudi arabia and the uae will boost production to avoid shortages. assistance to mike pompeii obstructions state. today i am announcing that will no longer grant any exemptions. we're going. to zero going to zero across the board. we will continue for sanctions and monitor compliance. any nation or entity interacting with iran should use its intelligence and err on the side of caution. the risks are simply not going to be worth the benefits. sector s state my coupon pale fr the problem is our white house correspondent. it's part of what the white house calls it to its maximum economic pressure campaign on iran this was just one of the steps -- that was still -- in the tool kits -- for the trump administration and that's why this decision was made -- by us president donald trump here at the white house now these -- sanctions waivers -- they wouldn't be over until the beginning of may the second of may exactly that is in theory when those countries who will still

points, closing at the high for 2019, now markets in europe are also closed but in asia, japan, china, and south korea are opened. this is how they closed out the final session of the week. the shanghai composite in china gained 0.6% on friday, the nikkei in japan up half of 1%. cheryl: we are here. there's a lot of news to cover while the other guys are asleep, fox business, here for you. lauren: open for business. good morning. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, everybody. i'm cheryl casone. well, there was a lot of news going on and we're going to he get right to it. president trump counting a win over the release of the mueller report yesterday. he calls it a total victory. the release raised some new questions. lauren: democrats are pouncing on those. blake berman is at the white house with the latest. >> reporter: for months, president trump has been saying there was no collusion, no obstruction. thursday, as the mueller report was released, the president continued with that slogan. >> i'm having a good day too. it was called no collusion, no obstruction. this should never happen to ano

countries which continue to buy oil from tehran next month will face sanctions it means china india japan south korea taiwan turkey italy and greece no longer exempt they've been given a six month reprieve from the sanctions which washington imposed last year after president trunk withdrew from a twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal it could raise tensions between the u.s. and china which have already engaged in a trade standoff beijing says it will keep buying iranian oil despite the threat of sanctions we're not seeing the moves actually state my pompei you said it's now up to iran to ensure the sanctions are lifted with the announcement today we've made clear our seriousness of purpose we are going to zero we have long we remain there at sea of depends soley on the islamic republic of iran senior leaders we've made our demands very clear to the ayatollah and his cronies and your pursuit of nuclear weapons stop testing in political ballistic missiles stop sponsoring and committing terrorism halt the arbitrary detention of us citizens our pressure is aimed at fulfilling these demands and others and i wi

barrels of iranian oil is shipped through the strait of hormuz every day particularly to china india south korea japan and turkey those cells are in jeopardy as the u.s. warns it will no longer give sanction waivers to those countries the u.s. re-impose sanctions on iranian all cells last year after donald trump pulled out of the iran nuclear deal he says the iranians are being state sponsors of terrorism and destabilizing the middle east roselyn jordan has the details from washington. the u.s. says its efforts to impose a worldwide embargo on iranian oil is already working in the last eleven months the trumpet ministration says iran has lost about ten billion dollars in oil revenue all this as washington to punish the han for what it calls the government's quote maligned ways the trumpet ministration and our allies are determined to sustain and expand the maximum economic pressure campaign against iran to end the regimes destabilizing activity threatening the united states our partners and allies and security in the middle east these demands are not just coming from the united states government and m

the state department issued 180 day waivers last november to china, india, japan, south korea, taiwanurkey, italy, and greece. the idea was to give them time to find alternative oil sources. u.s. officials now say the goal of the new policy is to drive up the cost of iran's maligned behavior and address the regime's threats. >>> the defense department identifying two u.s. service members killed. 22-year-old army specialist ryan riley of richmond, kentucky, died saturday in iraq. the defense department statement says he was supporting the efforts against al qaeda in operation inherent resolve. they did not disclose further details about the incident which is under investigation. the department also announcing 24-year-old staff sergeant albert miller of richmond, new hampshire, died friday in qatar. the death is also under investigation. >>> ahead, the oakland a's center fielder taking a home run away with a spectacular grab, but that's not what makes one of the most amazing plays you'll ever see coming up. ial we see two travelers at a comfort inn with a glow around them, so people wat

now ironic sport slightly more than a million barrels a day with the majority going to china india south korea japan and turkey and some of those customers especially china and turkey not happy more on the global impact in a moment after this report from roslyn jordan in washington. the u.s. says its efforts to impose a worldwide embargo on iranian oil is already working in the last eleven months the trumpet ministration says iran has lost about ten billion dollars in oil revenue all this says washington to punish the han for what it calls the government's quote aligned ways the trumpet ministration and our allies are determined to sustain and expand the maximum economic pressure campaign against iran to end the regimes destabilizing activity threatening the united states our partners and allies and security in the middle east these demands are not just coming from the united states government and many of our allies and partners they are similar to what we hear from the iranian people themselves the u.s. imposed oil sanctions on iran in may two thousand and eighteen after it withdrew from what presi

barrels of iranian oil is shipped through the strait of hormuz every day particularly to china india south korea japan and turkey those cells are in jeopardy as the u.s. warns it will no longer give sanction waivers to those countries the u.s. reimpose sanctions on iranian also as last year after donald trump pulled out of the iran nuclear deal e.q. says the iranians are being state sponsors of terrorism and destabilizing the middle east roselyn jordan has the details from washington. the u.s. says its efforts to impose a worldwide embargo on iranian oil is already working in the last eleven months the trumpet ministration says iran has lost about ten billion dollars in oil revenue all this says washington to punish the han for what it calls the government's quote aligned ways the top administration and our allies are determined to sustain and expand the maximum economic pressure campaign against iran to end the regimes destabilizing activity threatening the united states our partners and allies and security in the middle east these demands are not just coming from the united states government and man

government is why they think the sovereignty of countries like china and tolkien india and south korea and japan and other countries are buying oil for me and i don't think these countries will actually accept this type of this type of infringement upon their sovereign rights to trade with whoever they want to. so i hope that you're not reaching you know not being able to sell oil but if that happens i think you will see a military confrontation. i think there's something slightly surreal about listening to my pump. countries they must not buy oil from iran and in the same breath remind you know that the u.s. is selling a good price is. such threats from the u.s. so they legal. they are not legal the u.s. government is not running the wall. over two hundred independent countries countries can. decide. if they want to have you know that in a document. on iran so there is no internationally agreed framework to sanction iran the sanctions that you're talking about are us sanctions sanctions that are passed by the u.s. congress and therefore they apply to u.s. companies now for us to dictate to othe

it will also affect china, india, south korea and japan, who were given waivers to buy iranian oil totion. at a press conference, the us secretary of state suggested the sanctions were a way to combat terrorism. before the sanctions went into effect iran would generate as much as $50 billion annually in oil revenue. 0verall, today, we estimate that our sanctions have denied the regime well north of $10 million. the regime would have used that money to support terror groups continue missile development in defiance of un security council resolution 22—31. at that news conference was our state department correspondent barbara plett usher. in november, when the sanctions against iran fell back into place, the administration here issued waivers to eight countries so they could continue buying iranian oil because the us was afraid there would be disruptions to the market. now officials are saying, after six months, they've made the calculation that the market can bear this sort of thing, so they have cut off these exemptions completely. just the news of the drive prices up to some degree. t

. >>> the administration will not renew waivers for china, india, japan, south korea, and turkey. it may expire on may 2nd. the move is an escalation of the trump administration's maximum campaign toward iran. oil prices spiked 3% and it could cost gas prices here in the u.s. to go up as well. >>> indiana state police plan to announce new information into the investigation into the murders of two teenagers who were killed near delphi, indiana, in february of 2017.ng laoo. indianapolis affiliate wtp-tv. >> cautiously hopeful. you know, like i said, i've gotten my hopes up before only to relive it again, and it's awful. i don't want do that again. >> one of the only clues is the cellphone video of a man said to be behind the murders, but police say he eas's's never bee identified. >>> it's earth day and more than 100 million people are expected to celebrate across the globe. the first day was 1970. it's, of course, become a day to raise awareness about environmental issues. it has events in 193 country. that's almost all of them. >>> and coming up on "cbs this morning," an in-depth

it would be unacceptable to north korea's neighbors including russia, china, japan and south korea. but also to suggest it's moving the goal posts is in defiance of the factual history of north korea's weapons of mass destruction programs. if you read the u.n. security council resolutions they're as pointed on the issue of biological weapons as they are on nuclear weapons. and it's the set the antecedent for the lifting of those sanctions. those sanctions which are international sanctions imposed unanimously by the u.n. security council would also look to the elimination of biological and chemical weapons programs as part of the process that we're undertaking. so this issue is one that we've discussed with the north koreans. it is not new. and it would be -- it would be a very serious oversight on our part to leave any weapons of mass destruction out of the equation if we truly are going to be successful in transforming the korean peninsula in order to have a much more peaceful and engaged relationship not only between the united states and north korea but between north korea and al

barrels of iranian oil is shipped through the strait of hormuz every day particularly to china india south korea japan and those cells are in jeopardy as the u.s. warns it will no longer give sanction waivers to those countries the u.s. re-impose sanctions on iranian also as last year after donald trump pulled out of the iran nuclear deal is the iranians being state sponsors of terrorism and destabilizing the middle east roselyn jordan has the details from washington. the u.s. says its efforts to impose a worldwide embargo on iranian oil is already working in the last eleven months the trumpet ministration says iran has lost about ten billion dollars in oil revenue all this since washington to punish the han for what it calls the government's quote maligned ways the trumpet ministration and our allies are determined to sustain and expand the maximum economic pressure campaign against iran to end the regimes destabilizing activity threatening the united states our partners and allies and security in the middle east these demands are not just coming from the united states government and many of our alli

the five countries using this waiver are china, inyaw, south korea, japan and turkey.hey were granted in november of 2018 after president trump pulled out from the iran nuclear deal six months prior. the waivers will go away in 10 days time on may 2nd. within the administration i'm told the focus is on china and india. folks within the administration want to see how those two countries in particular respond. so far china says it opposes the decision as a spokesperson for ministry of foreign affairs said the following earlier today, quote, the cooperation between china and iran is open, transparent, reasonable, legitimate, which thus deserves respect. the chinese government is it is committed to safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of chinese enterprises. charles? charles: thanks. we have christian whiteon. christian this is not necessarily other surprising. what was surprised waivers in the first place. several said they stopped importing iranian oil. everyone focused on china the relationship. there i must note when pompeo made the announcement, he said se

iran exports a little more than a million barrels a day with the majority of going to china india south korea and japan washington announced last year that it would impose sanctions on any country importing oil from iran but offered waivers to some key trading partners the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei who says those waivers won't be renewed when they expire next month iran has reacted by threatening to close the strait of hormuz export route south korea has since reacted to pompei as announcement saying negotiations with the u.s. to extend the waiver on the way he also said the u.s. the united arab emirates and saudi arabia will ensure sufficient supplies of oil but riyadh appears to contradict that saying it won't immediately step up its output roles jordan now from washington. the u.s. says its efforts to impose a worldwide embargo on iranian oil is already working in the last eleven months the trumpet ministration says iran has lost about ten billion dollars in oil revenue all this says washington to punish the han for what it calls the government's quote aligned ways the trouble administrati

iran exports a little more than a million barrels per day with the majority going to china india south korea and japan washington announced last year that it would impose sanctions on any country important oil from iran but it offered waivers to some key trading partners secretary of state why pompei are now saying is that those waivers what would be the new twin they expire next month south korea has since reactor two pompous announcement saying. negotiations with the u.s. to extend the waiver are under way while the u.s. secretary of state also said the united arab emirates and saudi arabia went on shore sufficient supplies of oil but in riyadh the past to contradict that saying it won't immediately step up put. out and has more from washington the u.s. says its efforts to impose a worldwide embargo on iranian oil is already working in the last eleven months the trumpet ministration says iran has lost about ten billion dollars in oil revenue all this says washington to punish the han for what it calls the government's quote aligned ways the top administration and our allies are determined to sustain

sanctions those countries were china india japan south korea taiwan turkey italy and greece and at this point those waivers are now being taken away the united states is announcing there will be no exceptions there will be no iranian oil they are saying no one should do business with iran and the countries who want to make up the difference should either buy crude from the united states or they should buy it from saudi arabia or the united arab emirates this is what we heard from pompei o making the announcement. both the kingdom of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have assured us they will ensure an appropriate supply for the markets and of course the united states is now a significant producer as well i can confirm that each of those suppliers are working directly with the runs for more customers to make the transition away from iranian crude less disruptive now the people's republic of china which imports quite a bit of oil from iran was certainly not happy to hear this announcement this is the reaction we heard from chinese officials. china always opposes unilateral sanctio

it would be unacceptable to us and north korea's neighbors including russia, china, japan and south korea. also moving goalpost is in defiance of factual history of north korea's weapons of mass destruction programs. if you read u.n., they are as pointed on biological weapons as nuclear weapons. the process of final verified denuclearization is set the antecedent for lifting those sanctions. those sanctions, international imposed by u.n. security council would also look to biological and chemical programs as part of the complete process we're undertaking. so this issue is one that we've discussed with the north koreans. it is not new. and it would be a very serious oversight on our part to leave any weapons of mass destruction out of the equation if we're truly going to be successful transforming the korean peninsula in order to have a peaceful engaged relationship not only between the united states and north korea but between north korea and all of its neighbors. helene, we talk a lot about the challenges of the diplomacy, need to decipher opaque messages sent to us and also about the co

now, the move is expected to hit iran's asian customers in search, including china, india, japan, and south korea brent also very close to that $75 a barrel level also about .1% seeing a bit of a move then in the energy complex that is having an impact on oil stocks let's switch over and look at some of the key stocks in europe that are reacting. as you can see, almost all of the stocks are 2% higher shell in the u.k. is up about 2% france up 1.9% all of them seeing ae lift on back of the movement in oil prices mike pompeo said there will be no exceptions. >> going to zero across the board. we will continue to enforce sanctions and monitor compliance any nation or entity interacting with iran should do its diligence and err on the side of caution. the risks are simply not going to be worth the benefits we have used the highest possible care in our decision to insure market be stability the united states has been in constant discussion with allies and partners to help them transition away from iranian crude to other alternatives. i think one of the big take-aways is it doesn't that the oil market

countries like china, japan and south korea will be sanctioned if they continue to buy oil from iran after may 2nd. the news has led crude oil prices to spike 3% overnight which could mean higher gas prices here at home. >>> a ukrainian comedian looks to be on his way to become the nation's new president. exit polls shows volodymyr zelensky winning more than 70% of the vote. the president trump has offered his congratulations. the new president promises to fight russian aggression. >>> 13 students and two chaperones were rushed to the hospital after a flight in boston. a school group got food poisoning after a final meal in ecuador. they became ill from miami to boston. everyone has been released from the hospital. no other passengers or crew members on the flight were sick. >>> as boeing looks at software issues in the two deadly 737 max crashes, questions are now being raised about another one of its jets. "the new york times" is detailgn dreamliner in north carolina. they're investigating whether profited affected safety, including workers pressured to hide violations. a boeing st

korea. as i said in a previous lot, it's reminiscent of the 6— party talks where you had china, russia, north korea, south korea, japanmakes sense to broaden it out especially because some of the leaders involved area because some of the leaders involved are a little bit erratic. yes, indeed. you can see the two leaders here. the body language between them and all the rest of it. i doubt they will fall in love, like with president trump, who fell in love with kim. fell in love and fell out of love, it seems. let's look at other stories. we're looking at two papers in scotland the scottish times and scottish daily mail in their coverage of the news that nicola sturgeon is to make a renewed case for scottish independence. no big surprise at all because she's been quite clear about this. this has been her agenda ever since the first referendum. especially since the brexit debacle. the time is very much takes a descriptive view, she wa nts to much takes a descriptive view, she wants to have a soft brexit, she wa nts to wants to have a soft brexit, she wants to get her opposition involved, she wants to learn from the mista

secretary of state mike pompeo out with a warning to china, japan, south korea turkey and india.er xeft from sanctions if they keep buying iranian oil. >> monitor compliance, any nation or entity interacting with iran should do its diligence and err on the side of caution. the risks are not going to be worth the benefits. >>> oil prices spiked to a six-month high on news of the sanctions. president trump on twitter said saudi arabia and other opec countries will make up the derns difference in oil flow. more on that later today. >>> and following presidential election fraults ukrai election results. a former tv comedian, vladimir zelensk zelenskiy. what could this mean. >> reporter: hallie, a former actor, comedian, never held office before, played a high school teacher elected president after a statement about corruption went viral. that's, of course, all on the tv show. now to the real life part of all of this. volodymyr won in an about shrewd land slooip. . percen landslide on the promise to root out corruption and henry the economy, really in a terrible, terrible state in the

and right now, china, japan and korea are leading the way. is the future, not tariffs on steel and i'm very glad that the president's on this. liz: as you applaud him and i agree, let's just call this what it is. it's an infrastructure investment, is it not? i think this is terrific, because you have people behind him wearing their hard hats and maybe those were so-called older economy jobs but now those guys are going to be involved in rolling out this brand new 5g network which everybody's going to want because for those of you who don't know about it, it's that fifth generation super-fast ability that would do everything from slashing latency, or the time it takes for wireless connectivity devices to talk to each other, and it would allow massive downloads in seven seconds. but what does commerce need to do to make sure that we are enabled, that private companies are enabled to be able to roll this out using equipment that is best in class? i'm not saying huawei is, but that is sort of the underlying theme, isn't it? avoid using huawei equ

korea. china, japan, the u.s., a lot of countries will be helping. i think russia will help. i think a lot of countries will help when the right deal is made in with the nuclear weapons are gone. i just think that north korea has potential as great as i have ever seen. they have an unbelievable sea onn, surrounded by two sides. and on the other side, russia, china, and over here, south korea. they have magnificent land. it has tremendous potential. [speaking korean] translator: if north korea , willly submits a roadmap the two presidents discusse the issue at the summi today -- discuss the issue at the summit today? pres. trump: that is a very prime topic for our meeting today. reporter: is your position still that sanctions should stay in place on north korea until there is denuclearization? or are you willing to consider easing sanctions to keep the top going -- the talks going? pres. trump: no, we want sanctions to remain in place. i have the option to increase them. i did not want to do that because of my relationship with kim jong-un. a couple of weeks ago, i held it bac

sanctions allowing them limited purchases for six months the countries affected are china india italy greece japan south korea taiwan and turkey which already said it would not not respect the sanctions oil prices rallied by about three percent on the news brant crude is hovering around this seventy four dollars mark per barrel there are fears that removing the sanctions waivers would reduce all supply from a market that is already tight but u.s. officials say any shortfall can be picked up by other countries as the u.s. itself and saudi arabia recently increased production. the trumpet ministration has issued a blunt warning to nations buying oil from iran after may second there will be no exceptions to sanctions norway various nations that continue to buy uranium oil will be made to suffer more we're going to zero going to zero across the board we will continue for sanctions and monitor compliance any nation or entity interacting with iran should use its diligence and err on the side of caution the risks are simply not going to be worth the benefits pump a.o. said the u.s. had granted enough time for the af

three have since phased out their imports but china india japan south korea and turkey it'll requested further extensions. moving on from the days of the business headlines now on amazon is expanding its partnership with french grocery g giant cas. the deal will allow customers to pick up amazon orders at supermarkets selell casino brand products on the email commerce site. and expapanded delivery service with subsidiary moto free beyond the initial tests -- in paris. shares of coca cola jumped as much as 3% on better than expected earnings. beverage giant reported strong demand for its new healthier offerings like flavored waters low calorie soda a new coffee products. and the sun is expected to reject another call for closer ties with the b bruno. japanese media reports the french carmakers put forward a proposal for a full mererger whh nissan plans to reject. ththe alliance parartners have n struggling to find eight new directions since the arrest of former boss carlos ghosn. in argentina sizzling inflation high unemployment and sharp currency depreciation had made it increasingly d