south korean make a corpse and sound has ended smartphone production in the world's largest market china seoul based conglomerate cites the increasing cost of chinese labor. american p.c. maker h.p. is said to continent 1000 jobs worldwide layoffs a part of attempts to streamline the business and net better results for investors the company showed last lost the sales in the 3rd quarter. the bankruptcy of british tour operator thomas cook has hit home tell you is in greece expect half a 1000000000 euros in lost business spain's tourism industry says it will lose out on 200000000 amount standing bills and cancellations half of that on the popular island destination of my ok. the price of the humble good is going crazy drought followed by excessive rains have hit harvests in india one of the world's key produces of the kitchen favorite has banned exports causing shortages across the region on young is an ingredient in several recipes across south asia and in almost every dish in india but much of the crop was destroyed during the monsoon season. lot of credit card not going to your trade or your

among his targets were china and south korea but seoul says its decision reflects its ongoing economic success and position as a leader in technological innovation others see it's a result of trump's tough talking approach to shaking up the global rulebook on trade. after several fatal accidents involving electric scooters france has now introduced strict control measures including age and speed limits but the schoolers also pose other problems angry paris residents complain that the city's $20000.00 east cougars are left cluttering sidewalks and dozens of them even land in the river sand every day that requires a team of superheroes to retrieve them introducing the lyme scooter patrol. cast your hook out then relayed back in it's a simple english principle the catch just touch to be landed cases like this requires serious effort home and dry this time but it usually means wet feet. like that one over there where the handlebars are stuck in the case it's impossible for us to pull it out of the water practically impossible you really got to get into the water turn the handlebars call it

what's next for china's extraordinary revolution. seoul riposte candle is ongoing the whole negative interest rates are the same is that we work in the better in the bond market these things are happening or experiencing a breakdown of markets all over the world so what we have we dodged one bullet call the we work i.p.o. but we're getting gunned down in a hail of financial bullets from financial bad guys shooting at us with impunity. around them to follow and then comes out of a war. of the sort of one among one of them. a fondness for the main tea made to hide not the high i might i mean. some of the set on montreal in front of the sensor on. the front close to the muslim youth shook a lot of those. and then it is someone who did the board. do. a little walk does. your you're misusing the flag. giving it. should be. should be able to speak. to refute any charges they try to shut up. everybody has.

among his targets were china and south korea but seoul says its decision reflects its ongoing economic success and position as a leader in technological innovation others see it's a result of trump's tough talking approach to shaking up the global rule book on trade. billionaire samsung and lead j. young is being retried on corruption allegations and 2017 of our 5 years in jail a sentence that was later suspended now the supreme court says the amount of bribes legislated offered the former president well under valued. e j young is back in the dock the vice chairman of samsung faces every trial on corruption charges links to the 2016 scandal that sent south korea's then president to prison. i feel very sorry for causing concerns for so many people. 7 concerns about the future of both samsung and the country as a whole some song is a multinational mega-corporation by sitting almost half a 1000000 employees its most famous for producing smart phones laptops and televisions. but it also builds ships office life insurance property and even medical care the company is responsible for around

professor at hong kong baptist university and author of china tomorrow democracy or dictatorship and on skype from seoul south korea gordon chang political analyst and author of the coming collapse of china thank you gentlemen for being on inside story. with you to what extent have the rallies in hong kong spoiled beijing celebrations and could hong kong be the single spark that starts to pay the prairie fire for beijing. i think the protests in hong kong succeeded in supporting the show of the national day of the people's republic of china and today you had these huge parade in beijing this morning. what the international media going going to remember about today will be the violence in the home cohen and the ongoing political causes him. many of the issues which have been raised by the protests has. remained to be solved and i think today by the level of violence which has been reached on both sides of the protests aside but also the police side we've entered a new ballgame things are getting more complicated fall i think kerry and i'm the chief executive to get out of the crisis according to hang in

professor at hong kong baptist university and author of china to morrow democracy or dictatorship and on skype from seoul south korea gordon chang political analyst and author of the coming collapse of china thank you gentlemen for being on inside story. let me start with you to what extent have the rallies in hong kong spoiled beijing celebrations and could hong kong be the single spark that the prairie fire for beijing. i think the protests in hong kong succeeded in supporting the show of the national day and the people's republic of china today . you had these huge parade in beijing this morning. what the international media going going to remember about today will be the violence in the home cohen and the ongoing political crisis here. maybe of the issues which have been raised by the protests has. remained to be solved and i think today by the level of violence which has been reached on both sides of the protests aside but also on the police side we've entered a new ballgame things are getting more complicated for all i think kerry and i'm the chief executive to get out of the crisis gordon chang in

peninsula plenty of sunshine there 17 celsius in pyongyang and the same across into seoul now down into areas of chinathere's a little bit of sunshine in between the cloud but really it's a blanket of cloud across much of the region and the rain still very extensive across the central provinces and cool snow to the mountains tom which is a lot lower then quite humid in hong kong though it should stay mostly dry but we have got more of those range on sunday into northern areas of vietnam and generally all the way along the coast in that on shore flow plenty of rains across much of indonesia quite widespread across much of borneo. and then as we head off into sunday not a great deal of change so it's got the thunderstorms in singapore. a survivor of the genocide there are people who are likely to kill the person when they're suffering but it didn't have the power to do it he's dedicated his life to searching the woods for bones of the victims of the srebrenica massacre. and the furious to do. you know finally laying the parts to rest and giving peace to the victims' families. if i could just find a fing

liability american basketball faces a backlash from one of its biggest audiences in seoul says that cash there's anger in china than over a tweet in support of protesters in hong kong plus. ecuador really so far in clashes over cuts to fuel subsidies of course. all of the middle of it all. by their choose to the 8th of october welcome to the program for me kevin and the rest of the international live from moscow world news center i'm here with a half hour update so 1st developing story now warning turkey against a military operation in northeastern syria. wallingford greater respect syria's sovereignty too and joins a chorus of concerned voices which also includes european officials turkey's reportedly already conducted air and artillery strikes in northeastern syria according to local media it comes hours after washington announced it was pulling its troops out of the area and cross also been deploying military hardware along its border with syria or monday video emerged apparently showing american military vehicles leaving 2 of its outposts until recently washington had around 150 military personnel statione

no secret that china's economy has been slowing and somehow we are seeing corporate -- seeing fewer corporate defaults that should be a concern for investors. she joins us now from seoulchina's credit profile and the markets opening up and transparency making the market more oriented that we have been talking about? think thatrious to the defaults are actually smaller even though profit had actually slumped to 2015, so what happens is more more dopanies are starting to where their investors tell them avoid redeem, so they can official default. >> for instance, we are seeing quite a few cases in which payments are saying we don'the grid, so know what kind of additional assets there are and in the past , the clearinghouse was sent out notices saying this company is pushing a notice of a default and we don't actually see the alert. the official number looks pretty good. like oldunds of it china playbook all over again. should investors be worried? so. absolutely think to china's credit, it has been asking companies as much information as possible, but if ,ou have macro dealings basically you are moving a public listing into the private market and i think china is talking

peninsula it is fine and dry with 22 year high in seoul and heading further to the south we've seen some dry weather conditions across central and eastern areas of china that will stay on saturday so a few of these coastal down into northern areas of it not quite as strong. and stay in that way really on sunday but it should be a dry bright and hanoi. and then we would have a nice 24 on the coast there up in shanghai and then in the nature widely unsettled some heavier rain for the next couple of days particular cross into borneo and also still into southern areas of thailand and it stays rather unsettled as we head into sunday with high quality. environment doesn't know any boundaries what goes up into the environment goes around the world. and trounce that it's a very modern way to. make the measure of progress. the domestic population has. organised enough an active enough to believe if you look assuming there is a good book you will kill people who are more vulnerable suckle of poison on al-jazeera. welcome back i'm out about top stories here on the al-jazeera a temple holton turkey's offensive against kurdish fighters in northeast syria is largel

gordon chang, asian analyst and the author of the coming collapse of china by way of skype in seoul,what has happened today? it's nearly midnight there in your location. what happened? >> there are clashes continuing throughout hong kong. earlier today a riot policeman shot at point blank range an 18-year-old. the 18-year-old had a steel bar fighting with the officer. the officer's life was not in danger and no indication of a warning shot although we need to learn more about what is happening. there are also reports that hong kong police officers dressed up as protestors fired live ammunition today in some spots in a neighborhood in hong kong. the situation is rapidly deteriorating. >> bill: the individual who was shot, do we know the condition of that person? >> critical condition. we don't know anything else. >> bill: and after all this we've been watching this in the streets for weeks now. why in a day such as today do you fire live ammunition at point blank range? >> the hong kong police have been warning they would use live ammunition. they've been warning that now for about a

she adopts a very also fide perspective all is very eager to put a label on china because china is changing seoul many of the misinterpretation a misunderstanding is probably because of lack of on the stand the of the rapid changes in china china may be changing rapidly but preventing its economy from stagnating could become its greatest challenge right matheson's. beijing. while hundreds of protests as a form a human chain around hong kong victoria harbor head of china's national day police are anticipating mass protests across the city on tuesday people linked by holding green for soft toys a symbol of the hong kong protest movement. for more on this let's go live to a school in hong kong what's in store for china's national day that. naval right behind me is the convention center and works acting a flag raising ceremony to take place inside there about 12000 guests and dignitaries who will watch it through a video link normally it's held outside but obviously because of the security concerns and the protests that have been going on for nearly 4 months now officials here are going to hold that

of sports enterprise at seoul for business school in manchester good to have you with us simon how do you see all of this playing out i mean the n.b.a. is a pretty big deal in china not only in terms of sport but in terms of jobs. i was actually really surprised by this incident because the n.b.a. for the best for the 2 decades now has not only invested a lot of money but has also invested a lot of time into their activities in china and this is really helped to not only boost the n.b.a. in china itself but also to bust basketball more generally and so what you'll typically find is as many young chinese people are either active participants in basketball or else watch basketball so i think we have some major incident but i do expect it to to die down in the medium to long term i think in the short to medium term they're going to be some turbulence and certainly this week compared to last week it's been a rather quieter. people really and the n.b.a. and china really are so intertwined with one another i think there will be a way for what ultimately for all concerned what does it mean for businesses away from sports who want to tap into this 14 trillion dollar econ

seoul looking flat. we are looking at a positive picture when it comes to the start of trading in hong kong and mainland chinas pretty much meandering as we have expectations of a cut from the fed, but will it be a hawkish cut or potentially even a dovish hold from the central bank? let's get you caught up-to-date with the rest of the first word news with riddick in new york. -- ritika gupta in new york. ritika: prime minister boris johnson finally managed to win backing in parliament to trigger the snap vote and get the election date he wanted in an attempt to resolve the brexit crisis. it will be the third time the u.k. has gone to the polls to choose a new government since 2015. we will have a live report from london and just a few moments. house democrats have released the text of the impeachment inquiry resolution ahead of a full house vote on the future of the inquiry that could come as soon as thursday. it's a signal that the public will soon get to look at the witnesses and evidence assembled to build the case against the president. republicans have complained that the inquiry is illegitimate. germany