it's just a unilateral space that they ask incoming airplanes to identify themselves in china's and south korea's overlap so it's pretty regular for china to violate. or traverse the space the overlaps as a way of demonstrating that they don't care or don't respect that south korean identification zone will see if flights that actually push up against actual airspace which is smaller than the identification zone will see if that increases and if so what the response of the u.s. and its allies will be over. the syrian state media has reported an attack in the mountainous region of tal haaretz in that our province reports say several israeli missiles were fired at the areas known to be a base for iranian backed fighters no casualties have been reported funerals have been held for 6 people killed in protests in nigeria's capital a budget the military and police had clashed with muslims who were calling for the release of it. he's a prominent leader who's been in prison since 2015 many jesus has more from a bullshitter. despite monday's violence members of the islamic movement of nigeria the amber al

an investigation into tuesday's incident it was during its 1st joint air patrols there with china south korea's news agency says russian diplomats have expressed deep regret for violating airspace russians say they haven't apologized well china's defense ministry says its aircraft didn't invade anyone's airspace the ministry also blamed increasing tensions in the region on the united states japan and australia. if he appears government has deployed troops to the south following violent protests at least 25 people have been killed prime minister has won praise for political reforms but activists are now using the greater freedoms to demand more rights. those are the headlines we'll have more news after my an easy a that's next. in south korea around 2000000 dogs are eaten every year but now animal rights groups want the engine tradition taken off the menu when i went east investigates korean dog's friend. on al-jazeera. to. see. as he. told us the. stories here at the medina zambia. to seal behind a deal out of tune as the. key. to. getting. in the living move a. look. less a world crusade in a

flagged oil tanker on friday russia's defending its 1st joint air patrol with china south korea says it fired warning shots and scrambled jets saying the planes violated its airspace japanise also raise complaints russia says the planes flew over neutral waters funerals have been held for 6 people killed in protests in nigeria's capital abuja security forces had class was shia muslims they were calling for the release of their leader who has been imprisoned since 2015 a reporter and a police officer world among those killed mark esper has been sworn in as the new u.s. secretary of defense he got strong bipartisan support in the senate it ends the longest period the pentagon has been without a permanent top official those are the headlines we're back in half an hour right now it's back to pre-crime. the term pre-crime comes from this movie a minority report in which a prediction is being made about something an individual has not yet done but is going to view and a preemptive arrest is made of someone before they form. the london not tricks works like that he closed in chicago identif

south korean war plane that fart hundreds of warning shots at a russian reconnaissance aircraft russia wants an investigation into tuesday's incident it was its 1st joint air patrol with china where south korea's news agency says russian diplomats have expressed deep regret for violating airspace they wash and say they haven't apologized and china's defense ministry crafted invade anyone else's air space the ministry also blamed increasing tension in the region on the united states japan and australia. now also in china rescue operations are underway after 2 landslides in the southwestern province of at least 11 people died in shoot chiang county and one person was killed in her john county according to the chinese state broadcaster the landslides buried 21 houses inside stories next. he's a hard core briggs if here now boris johnson will be the u.k. so prime minister after winning the conservative party leadership so how will he deliver on greg's it and the many other challenges ahead this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm divya gopalan boris johnson had campaigned on a do or die pledge to deliver brags that the man has provoked much controversy one the leadership of the c

as in china and india the lack of women of marriageable age in south korea has now become a problem. just like in china and india the lack of women of marriageable age in south korea has now become a problem. you'll get half of the truth yes there are too few women here so the farmers can't find wives. they look for one somewhere else they say it costs around $10000.00 to get one from viet nam. these women are usually about 20 years old and give birth to very lovely children. and one there are many of these women living in our area who are doing that law we could i knew what. a lucrative business as a merged around women as a commodity. that which is missing in one's own market after decades of selective abortion is simply import it from poor and neighboring countries. but south korea faces another problem nowadays many south korean women do not want to have children as all the population is drastically declining. once again politics has intervened with drastic measures. whereas young women 60 years ago were encouraged to have abortions now it is strongly from the point and criminally

an investigation into tuesday's incidents during its 1st joint air patrol patrol there with china south korea's news agency says the russian diplomats expressed deep regrets for violating that and space china's defense ministry says that it's didn't invade anyone else's space the ministry also blamed increasing tension in the region on the united states japan and australia bryde reports now from seoul. south korea says that russia's apology for this incursion came during a closed door meeting here on tuesday in seoul between a senior official from russia's defense ministry and his south korean counterpart when he expressed deep regret for the incident saying that it was due to some sort of mechanical error and that a full investigation would now take place it comes as a separate route seems to have developed between south korea and japan over this whole incident because it took place in disputed air space between the 2 neighbors above the doctorow islands as they are known here in south korea takis shima islands if you're in japan but they are islands that are claimed by both japan and south ko

netherlands and france are backing the british plan russia is defending its 1st joint patrol with china south korea says it fired warning shots and scrambled jets saying that the planes a violated its airspace japan's government also raise complaints russia says the planes flew over neutral waters mark asper has been sworn in as the new u.s. secretary of defense that ends the longest period the pentagon has been without a permanent top official you have places james mattis who quit last year of a policy disagreements with president. funerals have been held for 6000000 for 6 people killed in protests in nigeria's capital a cutie forces and clash with shia muslims who are calling for the release of their leader imprisoned since 2015 thursday headline inside stories next. he's a hard core briggs if here now boris johnson will be the you case prime minister after winning the conservative party leadership so how will he deliver on greg zip and the many other challenges ahead this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm divvy ago pollen boris johnson had campaigned on a do or die pledge to

russia wants an investigation into tuesday's incident during its 1st joint patrol there with china south korea's news agency says russian diplomats expressed deep regret for violating air space the russians say they haven't apologized and japan is protesting it says the military action happened in japanese territory near disputed islands. china's defense ministry says it didn't invade anyone else's that space ministry also blamed increasing tension in the region on the united states japan and australia. well in china rescue operations are on the way after 2 landslides in the southwestern province of goo at least 11 people died in short chang county and one person was killed in her jang county cording to chinese state broadcaster the landslide very day 21 houses. it's the cure existed now. to pass the storage. wow. so this is the explosive yes it's basically a wearable robot. research and development for new medicines is costly and time consuming and almost always profit driven so where disease affects only the poor that market is neglected meaning no new medicines. is one such neglected tropical

it's just a unilateral space that they ask incoming airplanes to identify themselves in china as and south korea's overlap so it's pretty regular for china to violate. or traverse the space that overlaps as a way of demonstrating that they don't care or don't respect that south korean identification zone we'll see if flights that actually push up against actual airspace which is smaller than the identifier for cations i will see of that increases and if so what the response of the u.s. and its allies will be over time still to come for you here on al-jazeera plunged into the dark again venezuelan spent another night without telling tricity but the government says it's not to blame. crossing the border to find work will talk to iranian kurds struggling with u.s. sanctions. hello that part of china that can expect more flooding is the west nile you know and especially sichuan as you can see the cloud is rather absent to the east of an interruption in this is seasonal rain flow the moment and it's going to repeat itself i think in sichuan once more and possibly union trying to move into west new gran

it forward i thank you very much south korea is claiming russian officials have privately expressed regret for flying into south korean airspace on tuesday russia and china carried out their fast joint patrol south korea says the planes crossed into its territory and the military fired warning shots in response russia has previously said the plane's freeway the neutral waters meanwhile china's defense ministry maintains that the aircraft did not enter the territorial airspace of any other country had made the announcement during the unveiling of its strategic priorities the ministry went on to highlight the issue of taiwan and blames the u.s. japan and a strange increasing tension in the region if you denmark the netherlands and france are backing britain's proposal for a european led naval mission to ensure safe shipping through the strait of hormuz that's where iran seized a u.k. flag oil tanker on friday but iran's deputy foreign minister says it will secure the strait and not allow any disturbance to shipping. venezuela's opposition controlled national assembly has voted to rejoin a regional defense treaty adding more pressure on the government of pr

now south korea is claiming russian officials have privately expressed regret for flying into south korean air space on tuesday russia and china carried out their 1st joint patrol south korea says the planes crossed into its territory and the military fired warning shots in response japan's government also raised complaints while china's defense ministry maintains that the aircraft did not enter the territorial airspace of any other country it made the announcement during the unveiling of its strategic priorities while south korea later summoned a senior russian diplomat over the incident. the reason why we summoned the russian deputy chief of mission without prior notice is to lodge a stern protest on russian aircraft entering the korean air defense identification zone and violation of our airspace and strongly urge them to prevent a reoccurrence while we have reaction from across the region in a moment we'll speak to wayne hay in beijing but 1st robert bride in seoul rob what assurances has south korea gotten from russia over this incident. that's right the stars or the south koreans the presidential office has released deta

china business. it is also australia and south korea where the markets are mature.his is an attractive business. they have done a fantastic job of pivoting the chinese business toward premium. like the low end of the range is ahead of the 15.5 times we are ascribing to this business. shery: they cut their dividend in half in october. can they do that again? ed: they can bring it -- they might not bring it back until they deleverage further. they have had a major m&a roll up. it is part of their dna. i would expect them to deleverage before they participate in major m&a. shery: compared to other companies, who do you like? heineken at ak at similar multiple to what is being ipo'd here, left over businesses look much cheaper relative to abi. i think heineken has got better natural growth and probably is less well-liked. carlsberg, the company is patchy and there are lower hanging fruits. is veryese business attractive. thank you.undy, we will have more about that ipo on daybreak. we will talk about how budweiser will bear in the chinese market. universities -- paul: j

russia wants an investigation into tuesday's incident during its 1st joint air patrol with china south korea's news agency says russian diplomats have expressed deep regret for violating air space the russians say they haven't apologized japan is protesting it says the military action happened in japanese territory near destry to dial and. china's defense ministry says its aircraft didn't invade anyone else's air space ministry also blamed increasing tension in the region of the united states japan and australia where mcbride has more from seoul. south korea says that russia's apology for this incursion came during a closed door meeting here on tuesday in seoul between a senior official from russia's defense ministry and his south korean counterpart when he expressed deep regret for the incident saying that it was due to some sort of mechanical error and that a full investigation would now take place it comes as a separate route seems to have developed between south korea and japan over this whole incident because it took place in disputed air space between the 2 neighbors above the doctorow i

china, indonesia, japan and south korea are among those depending on this route.m snp global plants what the impact would be if there is a disruption in the strait of hormuz. if there a disruption, total blockade, there would be serious consequences for asia. asia heavily depends on the middle east and supplies for all major companies but the chances of that are still small. only in the case of real disruption, there would be an issue for asia. that's why many asian countries are storing oil. which particular asian country would suffer the most? there's china, indonesia, japan and south korea, these asian pacific nations that depend most from middle east oil. all major age in countries in the north—east of asia in particular. japan, number one, korea, taiwan, they depend 100% on middle eastern oil. japan, 50%, but big volumes. southeast asian countries, you mentioned the philippines, and singapore is a big one, one of the largest southeast asian importers, and other countries. so north—east and southeast asia. what about lng coming from that part of the world, is

south korea's claiming a russian officials have privately expressed regret for flying into south korean airspace on tuesday russian china carried out their 1st joint to air patrol now south korea says the planes crossed into its territory and the military fired warning shots in response a myth that disappeared in japan is lodging a protest saying south korean aircraft operated near doctorow island which the tokyo sees as japanese territory and meanwhile china's defense ministry maintains that the aircraft did not enter the territorial airspace of any other country it made that announcement as it and its just teaching per ortiz the missed she went in on to highlight their ship taiwan and blame the u.s. japan and australia for increasing tension in the region. so south korea later summoned the senior russian diplomat over the incident and bride joins us now in seoul to talk to us more about that russia seems to have given south korea some assurances what's been the reaction to that. this is becoming increasingly tangled yes the south korean government has decided to make public what was said behind closed doors with this

tonight reasons, concerns of the us china trade were and the impact this is having on countries like south koreaa is of course south korea's biggest trading partner. exports are therefore getting hit as a result. the other reason is the other trade dispute between south korea and japan. these two countries have had long—standing tensions but they have got worse lately as a result of japan announcing tighter restrictions on exports in three key materials used in semiconductor chips and smartphones and this is another massive headache for south korean companies, especially firms like samsung who hold a big part of the market. thank you. global stocks were unnerved on thursday following a set of weak—looking earnings and indications that global trade disputes may not be resolved any time soon. earnings at taiwan semiconductor manufacturing company, the world's largest contract chipmaker, fell again in the second quarter. online fashion retailer asos has warned that its annual profits will be as much as 46% lower than expected after the botched rollout of new warehouses limited the stock available t

those have been 2 principal actors in north korea's position in asia of course the other key actor there is china backing north korea the japanese and korean south korean interests have been trying to bring north korea around to a more global way of thinking but there is that and there's also again just the fact that china can thrive in this atmosphere of divisiveness and play cards that can either try to get better relations going to japan or south korea or threaten either to its own ends this divisiveness simply is not in u.s. interests or in the interest of its allies so in that sense it's been a fitting adversaries more than allies i see won't go in should got to have the last word your response to mr taniguchi on the issue of the question of compensation and also what does it come down to as far south korea is concerned is it just an apology that south korea wants. perhaps indeed although the japanese government will say apology has been given we talk about compensation and of course money is very important but the heart of the matter is not money it's about sincerity their way that the japanese government has maintained or years and decade

it's just a unilateral space that they ask incoming airplanes to identify themselves and china has and south korea's overlap so it's pretty regular for china to violate. or traverse the space the overlaps as a way of demonstrating that they don't care or don't respect that south korean identification zone we'll see if flights that actually push up against actual airspace which is smaller than the identification zone will see of that increases and if so what the response of the u.s. and its allies will be over. kenya as finance minister is out on bail after pleading not guilty to corruption fraud and abuse of office following the unprecedented arrest of a government minister henri rotted she is charged along with 26 senior officials thank annex into contracts worth around $600000000.00 for 2 hydroelectric dams which are yet to be built catherine soy has more from kenya. the minister and others when called pleaded not guilty to several corruption related charges including defrauding government $244000000.00 abuse of office failure to comply with procurement procedures and so one prosecutors also said

it's just the unilateral space that they ask incoming airplanes to identify themselves in china and south korea's overlap so it's pretty regular for china to violate. or traverse the space that overlaps as a way of demonstrating that they don't care or don't respect that south korean identification zone we'll see if flights that actually push up against actual airspace which is smaller than the identifications and we'll see if that increases and if so what the response of the u.s. and its allies will be over time. we go to syria now where there's been a 2nd day of air raids and province russian jets are thought to have been behind the strikes carried out on monday and tuesday at least 57 people were killed after a marketplace was bombed government forces relaunched their offensive in april to capture the last major rebel held territory milad fogl has more now from our city and live. with the all of the world for the 2nd successive day the russian warplanes according to the armed opposition and the civil defense units are targeting about oh no man city the ereal raids came only one day following a

forward i thank you very much south korea is claiming that russian officials have privately expressed regret for flying into south korean airspace on tuesday russia and china carried out their fest joint patrol south korea says the planes crossed into its territory and the military fired warning shots in response russia had previously said its planes for the way of a neutral waters meanwhile china's defense ministry maintains that the aircraft did not enter the territorial airspace of any other country it made the announcement during the unveiling of its strategic priorities the ministry went on to highlight the issue of taiwan and blame to the u.s. japan and australia for increasing tensions in the region is lee denmark the netherlands and france are backing britain's proposal for a european led naval mission to ensure safe shipping through the strait of hormuz that's where iran seized a u.k. fact oil tanker on friday as a rounds deputy foreign minister says it will secure the straits and not allow any disturbance to shipping venezuela's opposition controlled national assembly has voted to rejoin a regional defense treaty adding more pressure on to the go

forward i thank you very much south korea where is claiming that russian officials have private expressed regret for flying into south korean as space on tuesday russia and china carried out their fast joint patrol south korea says the planes crossed into its territory but russia had publicly denied the allegation or china's defense ministry is also maintaining that the aircraft did not enter the territorial as space of any of the country and made the announcement during the unveiling of its strategic priorities. as in beijing. there was no reaction on tuesday when this incident allegedly occurred with russian and chinese jets violating south korean airspace but failing their latest white paper on defense in beijing on wednesday morning the chinese defense ministry did respond to a question about this the spokesman saying that they strictly observed international law referring specifically to this incident saying the exercises with russia do not target any 3rd party and these joint patrols between china and russia in the area will continue remembering this was the 1st time that this had taken place between the chinese and russian air forces the fact that they

those have been 2 principal actors in north korea's position in asia of course the other key actor there is china backing north korea the japanese and korean southkorean interests have been trying to bring north korea around to a more global way of thinking but there is that and there's also again just the fact that china can thrive in this atmosphere of divisiveness and play cards you can either try to get better relations going to japan or south korea or threaten either to its own ends this divisiveness simply is not in u.s. interests or in the interests of its allies so in that sense it's been a fitting adversaries more than allies i see won't go in should got to have the last word your response to mr taniguchi on the issue of the question of compensation and also what does it come down to as far south korea is concerned is it just an apology that south korea wants. perhaps indeed although the japanese government was apology has been given we talk about compensation and of course money is very important but the heart of the matter is not money it's about sincerity their way that the japanese government has maintained or years and their case t

south korean war plane fired hundreds of warning shots at a russian reconnaissance aircraft russia wants an investigation into tuesday's incident adjourning its 1st ever joint air patrol with china in the region as south korea's news agency says russian diplomats have expressed deep regret for violating south korean airspace japan has protested because it says the military action happened on its territory you know disputed islands well china's defense ministry says that its aircraft didn't invade anyone else's airspace the ministry also blaming increasing tension in the region on the united states japan and australia rob mcbride has more details from seoul. south korea says that russia's apology for this incursion came during a closed door meeting here on tuesday in seoul between a senior official from russia's defense ministry and his south korean counterpart when he expressed deep regret for the incident saying that it was due to some sort of mechanical error and that a full investigation would now take place it comes as a separate route seems to have developed between south korea and japan over this whole incident because it took place in disputed air space between the 2 neighbors above the doctorow island

those have been 2 principal actors in north korea's position in asia of course the other key actor there is china backing north korea the japanese and korean southkorean interests have been trying to bring north korea around to a more global way of thinking but there is that and there's also again just the fact that china can thrive in this atmosphere of divisiveness and play cards you can either try to get better relations going to japan or south korea or threaten either to its own ends this divisiveness simply is not in u.s. interests or in the interests of its allies so in that sense it's been a fitting adversaries more than allies i see won't go into it got to have the last word your response to mr taniguchi on the issue of the question of compensation and also what does it come down to as far south korea is concerned is it just an apology that south korea wants. perhaps indeed although the japanese government was apology has been given we talk about compensation and of course money is very important but the heart of the matter is not money it's about sincerity their way that the japanese government has maintained or years and decades that t

carried out what it says was its 1st long range patrol with china in the asia pacific region triggering hundreds of warning shots from south korea also said the exercise was aimed at increasing cooperation in the region and not direct his country but south korea said the aircraft had violated its airspace both russia and china have dismissed allegations beijing says all countries enjoy freedom of the woods in the region well south korean a to some of the senior russian diplomats over the incident. the reason why we summoned the russian deputy chief of mission without prior notice is to lodge a stern protest on russian aircraft entering the korean air defense identification zone and violation of our airspace and strongly urge them to prevent a reoccurrence or isolated on the program is it safe to eat flip flopping by nepal's government over testing the dangerous pesticides leaves many confused and angry and how bad driving helped australian police make one of the easiest drug busts. hello yet another heatwave is building in europe western europe at least in the east is just plunging clara gives no all the wind is hardly surprised

looks like the china-south korea trade tensions will escalate as well.on the plate for central banks to consider. growth for now seems to be taking a little bit of the coming to the fore for decision-making. insurance cuts can go either way. especially onts the equity front continue to run even though guidance from earnings is softening. a fairly tricky path. some cuts are not promising it will be back to zero interest rate environment. we are in a transition time now. shery: to that point we are seeing emergent debt rallying. how much of a concern is it we could see countries and companies, given the low rate environment, trying to get access to funding they may not be able to repay in the future? selena: we see the fund flows coming back into asia and em markets, but i suspect some of these are opportunistic. euro, it seems to be back in again. we get some reprieve, asian currency and i mentioned the asian central bank that had the opportunity to also heed monetary policy settings. i suspect the window will be brief because if you look at institutional

korea or at the u.s. and has no impact on our defense posture. >> next week, the u.s. secretary of state and top officials from china, japan, and south korea will be in bangkok for meetings with south korean -- with southeast asian nations. people areas 150 feared to have lost their lives following a shipwreck off the coast of libya. amongst them, women and children , dreaming of reaching europe one day. it is being said to be the worst such tragedy of its kind this year. on the shorescene of eastern tripoli. off, -- headset migrants headset off, wondered 50 people. about 140 people were rescued and got back here. the harrowing experience e r the survrvivors. started swimmmming for almomost seven hours, and then e were rescued by fishermen. we have been here for two days, and no one has come to take us. ththe has b been a dead bodody h usus for the past two days.. itit is like we are fightiting h in the sea, and now we are fighting death on the ground. >> the latest tragedy is the deadliest t in the mediterranenn so far this year. the u.n. says it should lead to action. >> we mustst now see a c changen approach to the situation n in

now south korea is claiming that russia has expressed regret for flying into south korean air space during its 1st joint patrol with china seoul had fired warning shots and scrambled fighter jets when the planes violated its space japan's government also raised complaints south korea laces summoned a senior russian diplomat over the incident. the reason why we summoned the russian deputy chief of mission without prior notice is to lodge a stern protest on russian aircraft entering the korean air defense identification zone and violation of our airspace and strongly urge them to prevent a reoccurrence. china's defense ministry is announcing its key priorities and is accusing the united states of undermining global stability it's releasing a white paper highlighting the issue of taiwan the ministry condemned planned u.s. sales to the territory and a spokesman refused to rule out the use of force against what he called independence that persists now our correspondent wayne hay joins us now live from beijing when talk us through what we're hearing from beijing what's the purpose of all of this. see this is all about reflecti

russia has now confirmed that it carried out its first everjoint air patrol with china, prompting both south koreae. the kremlin says four bombers, supported by fighter jets, patrolled a pre—planned route over the sea of japan and the east china sea. seoul says the russian military plane violated the airspace over the disputed dokdo/ta keshima islands, which are occupied by south korea but also claimed by japan. let's get the latest from south korea and our correspondent laura bicker in seoul. laura, has there been further reaction from soul regarding this incursion? no further reaction, but it is worth noting that both japan and south korea have voiced concern about these flight paths. however it was seoul who fired 360 warning shots to a russian plane that it certainly, south korea, believes violated its territorial airspace. that is quite a significant warning reaction. south korea says the russian plane, which is an 850, kind of like a surveillance plane and can actually control other fighter jets, they say this a 50 violated the airspace over what is known as dokdo in south korea. it returned

it's just a unilateral space that they ask incoming airplanes to identify themselves in china as and south korea's overlap so it's pretty regular for china to violate. or traverse the space that overlaps as a way of demonstrating that they don't care or don't respect that south korean identification zone will see if flights that actually push up against actual airspace which is smaller than the identifier for cations i will see if that increases and if so what the response of the u.s. and its allies will be of the oh i could get your analysis on that. probably more still ahead on the news hour clothing. truly complete gas to break up protests against trees embattled governor. and how eating fruit in nepal could be bad for everyone's health. i want of cricket's most deadly bowls has some news that will make opposition batsman very happy details coming up in the sports. kenya's finance minister has appeared in court to plead not guilty to corruption fraud and abuse of office following the unprecedented arrest of a government minister. is charged with $26.00 senior officials connected to the spending

it's just a unilateral space that they ask incoming airplanes to identify themselves and china has and south korea's overlap so it's pretty regular for china to violate. or traverse the space the overlaps as a way of demonstrating that they don't care or don't respect that south korean identification zone will see if flights that actually push up against actual airspace which is smaller than the identification zone will see of that increases and if so what the response of the u.s. and its allies will be over. all right still ahead on najibullah venezuelan spend another night without electricity but the government says it's not to blame. a day much of washington has been waiting for we preview wednesday's congressional testimony by former special counsel robert muller. and in sport a box of dice after a fight in the united states andy will be here with that still. have of the east coast heatwave from the u.s. is being brushed out of the way and it says frontal system is to see the program. it's going towards the atlantic as it does so it knocks attempts back about 10 degrees in sunder storms so new y

where china and south korea and india are demonstrating powerfully that they can be as materially successfulest and most nordic people. the fact that these views are so deep seeded, subconsciously part of the modern psyche, is why we are unable to see the growing danger in our midst. the number of white militants has grown sharply. they have attacked more often and with greater brutality. and yet the authorities have always seemed to be surprised and unprepared. perhaps unable to fully internalize the nature of this ideology and its violent ambitions. it's important to understand as america and the western world become more mixed, multicultural, the backlash will grow. white supremacists want to do more than just protest. they make this clear in their internal communications. they are planning for it every day. let's hope we can all recognize this danger before they succeed. i'm fareed zakaria. thank you for watching. (gasp) (singsong) budget meeting! sweet. if you compare last quarter to this quarter... various: mmm. it's no wonder everything seems a little better with the creamy taste of p

reason we're talking about south korea's central bank is that what we've seen lately is this global rush towards lower rates, towards more stimulus europe talked about it chinas doing it. now south korea doing it as well the european markets red across the screen let's dive in to this macro theme and what matters most to you now. that's not earnings. it's the federal reserve joining us is chris campbell chief strategist, somebody who knows personally some people on the federal reserve board. earnings, they're important to individual stocks, guidance is important to the macro markets i don't think anything is as important more than the u.s. federal reserve. are you in the camp that we will get a rate cut at the july 30th federal reserve meeting? >> i'm not certain the market has fully baked in what the fed will do at the next fomc meeting. the market thinks we'll get a cut. i'm not 100% certain about that. i'm concerned about the fed, you know, needing to be independent and being independent, i think that they may surprise a lot of people and do nothing. they may keep rates unchanged. >> why do you say that >> you know, eventually heard chairman powell talk,

south korea's defense ministry says russia has privately expressed regret for flying into south korean airspace on tuesday russia and china carried out their 1st ever joint air patrols south korea says the planes crossed into its territory former u.s. special counsel robert mueller will go before congress on wednesday over his investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election democrats are likely to push miller on whether the president obstructed justice joining the investigation she ever johns reports from washington. for almost 2 years some opponents of president trump reached a frenzy as they speculated about what special counsel robert muller might uncover as he investigated allegations of khushwant between the trump campaign and russia during the 2016 election in the end they were disappointed there was insufficient evidence to charge a broader conspiracy nonetheless it's expected the democrats will concentrate on the repeated contacts between russian nationals and members of the trump campaign in the 2nd of wednesday's hearings before the house intelligence committee as well as allegations of

south korea is claiming russian officials have privately expressed regret for flying into south korean airspace on tuesday russia and china carries out their 1st joint patrol south korea says the planes crossed into its territory and the military fired warning shots in response russia had previously said its planes flew or even neutral waters meanwhile china's defense ministry maintains that the aircraft did not enter the territorial space of any other country it made the announcement during the unveiling of its strategic priorities. and venezuela's opposition controlled national assembly has voted to rejoin a regional defense treaty adding more pressure on the government of president nicolas maduro assembly members led by opposition leader one glider were forced to hold the session outside because of ongoing nationwide blackouts well those are the headlines do join me for more news here on al-jazeera the stream states and. now you see. where. i am for me ok but i really could be here in the street today in the democratic republic of congo be contained where look at how health workers are trying to prevent the spread of t

we're now living in an age where the fastest growing economies in the world are asian, where china and south koreamonstrating powerfully that they can be as materially successful as the whitest and most nordic people. the fact that these views are so deep seated, subconsciously part of the modern psyche is perhaps why we've been unable to see the growing danger in our midst. the number of white militants has grown sharply. >> white power! >> they have attacked more often and with greater brutality. and yet the authorities have always seemed to be surprised and unprepared. perhaps unable to fully internalize the nature of this ideology and its violent ambitions. it's important to understand as america and the western world become more mixed, multichurlt and multiracial, the backlash will grow. white supremacists want to do more than just protest. they make this clear in their internal communications. they are planning for it every day. let's hope we can all recognize this danger before they succeed. i'm fareed zakaria. thank you for watching. the best way to hit the beach? with neutrogena® beach de

south korea cutting the cost of borrowing for the first time in three years. you mentioned a couple of troubling issues. one is uncertainty over the ongoing us—chinaict, and number two is the technology dispute with japan and japan is reportedly planning to reject south korea's request over talks for export controls affecting technology production. with tighter restrictions, this will hurt the technology sector that constitutes almost 30% of south korea's exports. this will further dent already anaemic economic growth in the north asian economy. omits this development, the bank of korea, the country's central bank, saw it fit to cut the cost of borrowing by 0.25 ‘x: to cut the cost of borrowing by 0.25 %toi.5% to cut the cost of borrowing by 0.25 %toi.5% and to cut the cost of borrowing by 0.25 % to 1.5% and this came as a surprise to many economists who expected this rate reduction in august. in its bid to further jumpstart august. in its bid to further jumpsta rt the economy, august. in its bid to further jumpstart the economy, analysts are saying the central bank still has a bit of wiggle room to ease more, cut more, and there will also be more

then to zoom in and we usually think of trade tensions i mean there with china but there's some new ones between japan and south korea exactly it's not just china or the u.s. it's a new front that's opened up in this global trade war and this time south korea and japan are added the funny thing is is that south korea is going to the u.s. to get help about this and to the u.s. and great friends with she mr trump mr abi they're always taking off a gulf together i don't think jay and has a chance here find out where this is going coming up with our business news don't go away. female. searching for identity and recognition. of turkish citizens with african roots. their forebears were brought to the ottoman empire as slaves. even today their descendants are treated like outsiders. know they're demanding change. him in 60 minutes to a. 100 soft leaves in my comments. where i come from abroad your demands uninformed on the moon soft transmitting and formation and when i was a young. my concert was drawing each conference the more throng of people most people would cause a mob on drug use if. it was my natural to 2 in one o

and china, but also between japan and south korea? ardware associated with trade related names have a big book of business, in terms of auto books coming from china. surveillance cameras, the policy,n of the city's local governments increasing the cameras in the city. a lot of revenue derives from the domestic economy itself. shery: thank you so much for joining us. fidelity international investment director, catherine young. live coverage of jerome powell's testimony before the senate banking committee. he will read a prepared statement and take questions from committee members. let's turn to sophie in hong kong for a check of early stock movers. this thursday. see nintendo shares rising as much as 4.1% this morning in tokyo. in october high after they unveiled the switch light, that will retail for $100 less than the original console and be launched on september 20. extending their rebound, an early expected start positive for year and demand. an asian operator is falling after first quarter's missed the lowest estimates. downgrading

this year marked a new round of easing from europe to places in asia, china, south korea now potentiallyis week. so how does it all resolve itself >> i am not sure that it resolves itself until we change the framework, which is we keep get excessive asset prices and when rates do go higher we have a massive downturn led by asset price deflation. exactly the outcome that we want to avoid and you had a trailer of that last year, if you remember when the fed tried to increase interest rates, we had a downturn in the stock market and it slowed the economy down so i think the more we get hooked to easy money, the more the trouble lies ahead when we finally have to tighten money or when asset prices are too expensive and start falling under their own weight that's the lesson we should learn from what happened the last 20, 30 years. >> a report out today. they look at the average length of time between the first cut and the next hike. the average is 571 days. the median is 180 days so i'm guessing if we do get a cut this week, i mean, whether you like it or not, we are going to be within an eas

has carried out what it said was its 1st long range patrol with china in the asia pacific triggering hundreds of warning shots from south korea moscow said the exercise was aimed at increasing cooperation and not directed at any 3rd country but south korea said the aircraft had violated its airspace both russia and china have dismissed that allegation coming up next on al-jazeera the tunisian man who makes art out of garbage and his mission to protect refugees that story is coming up in my tunisia but there will be more news after that from doha in about half an hour's time to stay with us much more still to come. in south korea around 2000000 dogs are eaten every year but now animal rights groups want the engine tradition taken off the menu when no one east investigates korean dog friends or food or knowledge is iraq. to. see. a back door to see. stories here at the ramadan as mbia. told us he had behaved the other owners. to. live and move a little.

country's workforce and that's a big problem in asia and in europe especially for china russia germany japan and south korea whose indigenous workforce is a shrinking rapidly but in africa the picture is quite different the united nations' world population division says the number of working age africans those aged 15 to 64 will increase by almost 39 percent by the end of the century let's zoom in on one example in particular now africa's biggest economy and that would be nigeria will probably see its working age population surge by a whopping 340 percent to more than 485000000 by 2100 or 2100 the upside is that africa won't have to struggle with a future labor shortage how ever the question is whether african economies can expand quickly enough to provide jobs for the growing number of where this interesting topic and i'm very glad that we have correspondents join to reindeer are standing by for us in nairobi to give us a more inside so interesting statistics there are african countries actually prepared for the sheer numbers in terms of working age population. yes and no yes we are prepared in terms of th