the e.u. trade commissioner said the forecast is cloudy for a deal with britain when it finally leaves the bloc. and more on the top headlines. angela merkel's coalition staves off a populist challenge. >> it means there was unrest which will quiet down for some time. kailey: this is bloomberg. ♪ kailey: this is bloomberg best. i am kailey leinz. let's continue our global tour, in china where the government responded to economic headwinds with moves to stimulus. paul: the council of china is signaling a reduction in the amount of funds banks must hold in reserve is on the way, a move aimed at releasing cash into the slowing economy. what did the council say? >> the state council was asking for the targeted and broad use of ratio cuts in a timely manner, after a meeting held by the premier. and it is expected the pboc will follow. this is what happened in january. they also called for the issuance of special bonds to be used by local government to boost infrastructure spending. many economists are ex

e.u. will drop by 7 percent since around $16000000000.00. it's not only trade with the e.u. that will be hit when it leaves the e.u. the u.k. will no longer benefit from several existing e.u. trade agreements such as those with canada japan and mexico which will affect many sectors. i think there are a couple of sectors where automobile sectors is one of them are food products beef for example would be also affected. as well but more obvious will be one of the most affected sectors. in case of far. as said the u.k. is car industry is a serious risk the industry so-called just in time production system is dependent on various carrots moving across borders with a minimum of fuss and no deal brags it could take a wrecking ball to the system risking thousands of jobs. yet as the current d.-day of october 31st looms ever closer no one can say for certain what will happen at the u.k.'s borders in a week's time. the world's biggest retailer wal not says it will stop selling some types of ammunition including any bullets that can be used in assault weapons on time guns the move foll

are and still hogan is the new e.u. trade commissioner with post breaks it talks with britain high on his agenda the e.u.'s efforts to agree a withdrawal agreement with britain which is due to leave the block next month a stalled over how to handle the border between ireland and northern ireland. prosecutors across the united states have launched a wide ranging antitrust investigation into google the aim is to determine whether the tech giants control of online and search traffic has resulted in anti-competitive behavior it's thought that other issues such as data privacy may also come under scrutiny. by fox has unveiled its 1st all electric compact car at the frankfurt motor show opens the new model known as i d 3 is the highest profile response from germany to a strict new european carbon emission limits and a battery powered competition from the u.s. and china. oh. well most of us have them in our wardrobe still made in bangladesh blouses made in india they're nice and comfy and mostly affordable pieces of clothing but all

cuban threat then he moved on into trade masses he he he was very pleased with the americans to e.u. trade deal that's a trade deal that was recently completed after what about 20 years of negotiations and then we got to the bit that perhaps most people were waiting to hear and that was about environmental protection it started off by saying that his government was committed to the preservation of the environment and he excoriated the outside intervention as he would see it from the outside countries who were highly critical of his handling of the fires which he said were natural parts of life in the amazon we're going to take you back now to the u.n. no boat go just yet because as you can see president trump is sitting there he's made his entrance whilst the president both scenario was speaking and he made some remarks as he was coming in which perhaps we'll get into a bit later because he is coming to that turn ready to address the u.n. general assembly. mr president mr secretary general distinguished delegates ambassadors and world leaders 7 decades of history have passed through this h

now been agreed it would be this gradual system of emissions based trading that would then ultimately be able to be folded into the e.u. emissions trading system they went for the latter but apparently it was very contentious 2nd point was how to boost renewables and especially when there's a lot of discussion about that in this country and apparently that was also a source of very very tough discussion i'm going into if these measures are implemented what do they mean for the people of germany how will this impact the everyday lives prices of fossil fuels are going up there's no question about that but every single person who spoke today and most particularly the chancellor was very careful to emphasize that we must take people with us on this journey and therefore we will be compensating all of the effects for those who are hit hardest that means for commuters there will be a new essentially tax support for all of those who wind up paying more for for a fuel they will see their electricity prices drop there will be incentives for electric vehicles so a large number of mission measures designed to make sure that the

tuesday where she unveiled her new tain she has nominated irishman to fill hogan to lead any future e.u. trade talks which could put him in charge of negotiations with the u.k. . the breakfast we never wanted to but we respect decisions that are taken by our british friends by as the united kingdom. the brics it should it happen is not the end of something. but it's the beginning of our future relationship and i want these relationships as it has been in the fast in the future to be a good relationship. hong-kong protesters have used a football match against iran to highlight their cause demonstrators gathered outside the world cup qualifier and sang a protest song over the chinese national anthem iran had requested the game be moved to a neutral ground adrian brown has more from hong kong. where this is a very highly politically charged they would fit hong kong there was violence actually here then coming stadium on sunday night and the balance of course is one of the reasons why the iranians actually wanted to change the venue of this match to somewhere outside of homecoming now the head of

you with us austria's parliament has voted to reject the plant a trade deal between the e.u. and south american nations following the decision from vienna the country might now block the agreement in brussels it's the latest blow to what's thought to be a landmark trade deal one that took 20 years to negotiate austria is the latest country to cast doubt on a deal that's been 20 years in the making for the past several months the planned agreement between the european union and for south american nations has shown signs of on ruffling a trading relationship worth $88000000000.00 euros a year is at stake the e.u. exports $45000000000.00 euros of goods to brazil argentina parikh y. and euro quite each year the markets are a block sends almost as much back. the deal would remove juice she's on over 90 percent of goods the e.u. exports to america soar that includes cars textiles and chemicals mercosur countries for their part would benefit from reduced tariffs on our cultural products including poultry and beef but images like these of the amazon burning have prompted countries inc

e.u. when it comes to its ambitions trade agenda right so the e.u. has been trying to still trade deals with japan with canada with american countries and with the u.s. it's made progress a lot of those but most of them still have to be ratified or in the process of being ratified like seta said it has been approved by or been ratified by some skeptical nations like france showing that it can get through despite farmer reluctance for example it's usually in the agricultural sector that there's a lot of reluctance on the national level fearing that they're going to be displaced but it can get through but what this shows is that it's going take a lot of work it's not going to be easy and what could help is that the next trade commissioner for the e.u. is the former agricultural commissioner phil hogan he knows a bit about trying to allay the concerns of that sector so he might be able to push things forward a little bit better thanks for guiding us through that the stephen beardsley from the w. business. now to football and the champions league rabbi an

the white house us thought to be planning sanctions after the world trade organization ruled the e.u. illegally subsidized plane maker airbus european officials have similarly accused the u.s. of unlawfully funding both. oil prices are again up as investors remain on high alert after last weekend's attacks of saudi oil production facilities and thursday trading brant crude climbed 1.3 percent on reports that saudi arabia will have to import oil to make up for production shortfall. amazon is aiming to be carbon neutral by 2040 c.e.o. jeff bezos and that the plane on thursday saying the largest u.s. the course company plan to buy a around 100000 electric delivery vans as part of the push industry analysis an atlas say amazon is the 1st major company to make the commit. home sharing air b.n. b. has announced plans to go public next year the industry leader in online apartment rental is the last of last leading tech companies to announce its plans for an i.p.o. the company is yet to set a date but it claims to have generated around $80000000000.00 in revenue analysts expected to raise bil

tuesday where she unveiled her new team she's nominated irish arash one phil hogan to lead future e.u. trade talks which could put him in charge of negotiations with the u.k. . the bracks and we never want it but we respect decisions that are taken by our british friends by the united kingdom. the brics it should it happen is not the end of something. but it's the beginning of our future relationship and i want these relationship as it has been in the past in the future to be a good relationship pakistan's foreign minister has warned the united nations human rights council of the risk of genocide in kashmir sharma hamoud qureshi his comments come after the un's human rights chief said she is deeply concerned about india's actions in the disputed territory the region has been under strict military clampdown for more than a month since india revoked its autonomous status internet and mobile phone services are still cut off in most places calais she is also calling for a un investigation and said the international community must take action. i shudder to mention the word genocide here but i mus

brussels on tuesday where she unveiled her new team she's nominated phil hogan to lead the future e.u. trade talks which could put him in charge of negotiations with the u.k. the bracks and we never want it but we respect decisions that are taken by our british friends by of the united kingdom. the brics it should it happen is not the end of something but it's the beginning of a future relationship and i want these relationship as it has been in the past in the future to be a good relationship when we're british prime minister barak's johnson and his cabinet are desperately searching for a way to navigate out of the break regs that impasse have just been meeting after a night of high drama in parliament johnson's push for an early election was thrown out before parliament was suspended for 5 weeks lawrence lee has all the details from london. mr speaker the lord's will also rise by how much is this commission to declare to declare how well it said to ask how $55.00 this is and so also declared the prior great hall opens the presence of this honorable house really no. choice what the outside

parliament has voted to reject the planned trade deal between the e.u. and the 4 south american. states the country might now block the whole agreement in brussels is the latest blow to what's considered a landmark trade deal one that took 20 years to negotiate. this is d.w. news from berlin you can always find the latest headlines at the dot com or you can follow us on twitter. you're watching the w. news after a short break the program continues i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day because you have. fun. going to. cut. the w.c. talk show strong opinions clear as issues from international perspective some young people worldwide are gathering in the u.s. expected to be the largest in the garment protest in history will their strike jolts politicians into action to address the climate crisis you've been responding to change that's are not going to push the point. next to the top of a. world unto itself. with its own gravitational pull john. the finest musical compositions. with some mysteries terrific. dan. billions if he was into them don't

trade dispute which has the u.s. accusing europe of subsidizing air bus and the e.u. accusing the u.s. of subsidizing the plane makers biggest rival boeing. and let's bring in our financial correspondent in new york jose luis to haro was is there was a could this open a new trade dispute between the u.s. and the e.u. . it seems to be decays id's point especially stephen even determined to ministration goes ahead with its strategy as has been reported of trying to implement what it's known as i approach what these they mean basically is a response designed to increase the negative impact of those targets against the european union under these kind of retaliation by country the united states regularly shift around to tell you that the goods of those. the same time increases uncertainty and pain over the receiving it won in this case europe by rotating around instead of choosing a detail at least all products could try to heat up broader range of industries but as i said this is not a done deal yet according to u.s. media and ministration. to impose duties on a range of european luxury ite

also hope to cushion the adverse effects of brecht's that after all kalai is the main hub for trade between the e.u. and britain invest in the little i do and of course we know that a future tariffs are imposed on our business could suffer with especially of companies started exporting more importing less between the e.u. and britain ubiquiti meat is a little but we've made it our business to be prepared that we played that clip and we are even for a no deal brags it makes it but it's still up in the air if the new board a system will actually go into effect at the end of october. and that's it for me and the business team here in berlin and of course 5 more on news and other stories online of. business i'm stephen bears in berlin thanks for watching. the be. playing. the be. clear. carefully. those soon. to be a good. match. discovered. the books. subscribe. documentary. the book. the. shark family from somalia lives around the world to someone needed urgent assistance. family starts october and on d. w. . in the fall of the berlin wall began long before november 989. these are the heroes of easte

e.u. or their cause or trade pact dead in the water austrian lawmakers reject the proposed agreement dealing a blow to one of the world's biggest trading it's also coming up the u.s. trade cancer rates for the 2nd time this year but the cops don't go far enough. to do and the good economy creates thousands of new jobs but most of them are only temporary without social security a challenge on both sides of their.

i should just don't go anywhere because the world trade organization has approved a request by the u.s. government to impose punitive terus on the e.u. for subsidizing its main aircraft manufacturer airbus used trade commissioner cecilia monster and expects terrorists with $11000000000.00 any time soon similar terrorists could be slapped by the e.u. on the u.s. for subsidizing its own plane maker and that would be boeing back to frankfurt to ashur toss ok so both sides are slapping pretty much equal terrorists on each other that sounds like a win win a lose lose situation. that is never going to be a win win and you're seeing that with china and the us how the that it's a band out there particularly painful when it comes to the aviation industry which actually their components are shipped from various parts of the world and that's the reason why the e.u. wants to come out if i decide lucian and regulated the subsidies being given to the aircraft manufacturers but so far the u.s. hasn't been very forthcoming on that right sunday they reporting for us from frankfurt thank you so much catch up with you in a short while again. fires in

also hope to cushion the adverse effects of brecht's it after all kalai is the main hub for trade between the e.u. and britain invest in the what do and of course we know that a future tariffs are imposed on our business could suffer here especially of companies started exporting or importing less between the e.u. and britain ubiquiti meat is a little but we've made it our business to be prepared. and we are even for a no deal breakers it makes it but it still up in the air if the new border system will actually go into effect at the end of october. that's it for me and the business team here and berlin for more business news and features check out the view w dot com slash business or follow us on facebook and on twitter i'm joined al goodman out in berlin thank you very much for watching. him in the. accommodation. which comes from flying from him up. to 100 christmas. the last one of a sentence for the remainder of the list secured and the answer is becoming a scarce commodity the lives made in germany can live splints ellipse. welcome to the but is the game here. to talk about. countries that'

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e.u. queues and trade into anything new. on the disputed territory of kashmir the problem is need to always trial in a decades old murder case here one. magine any human being locked up in another. 5 by 7 feet with an open. it's 11 o'clock here in moscow and you're watching international live from austin with me. welcome to the program. the leaders of russia turkey and iran have wrapped up their faith summit of the situation in syria and how to help the country's future a correspondent has been following the talks in the turkish capital. has been a very busy day and now the feast on the trilateral summit on syria is over here and karen before that the leaders of turkey iran and russia had a tete a tetes and definitely they had a lot to discuss but these time the talks focused on 3 major things 1st and number one was the situation in syria's no than province more of the the it is a very huge area it is believed to be home right now from $2.00 to $3000000.00 people it is also conceded to be the last remaining stronghold of ant

the world trade organization approve their request by the u.s. government to impose punitive tariffs on the e.u. for subsidizing its main aircraft manufacturer airbus they use trade commissioner cecilia moms from expects the tariffs worth $11000000000.00 any time soon similar tariffs could be slapped by the e.u. on the u.s. for subsidizing its own plane maker. and paris is the city of love that's also thanks to its famous romantic boat trips down the sand river but a start up is planning to use the river canals for everyday writes the so-called see bubbles our little boats that seem to lift off above the water if approved for public transport customers will soon be able to order of them with an app. they look almost like they're flying but these bubbles actually work like hydrofoils. when they reach a certain speed the boat seems to lift off. lower the speed and the bubble sinks down again. but the result in the boat to electric gunjan wings in the water and which with the speed of the wings to leave the boat to do reduce the drag a few of us certainly a faulty a person the less drag or the cab

austria's parliament has voted to reject the plan to move costs or trade deal between the e.u. and south american nations it's not the only countries who voiced concern about the intended agreement both france and ireland have threatened to block if israel or if brazil does not to do more to protect the amazon. they call it so the gig economy a free market system which runs mainly on temporary jobs california has just signed a new labor legislation to protect right share drivers at companies such as lift the economy also exist here in germany mostly in the brave new world of mobility. the clock is ticking abdullah has around 30 minutes to clean each automobile he services car sharing vehicles all around berlin the customers might just use the cars for a few minutes but when they do the car has to be spic and span. yellow stuff here is for the summer to clean the cars exterior this year's glass cleaner and this one is all purpose cleaner. the headquarters in stuttgart determines which cars have to be cleaned they use an algorithm as the company's boss i've done a home it explain

has almost tripled according to data from the european statistics office last year the total trade between the e.u. and china was 605000000000 euros the block worth more than 200000000000 to china and importing nearly 400000000000 euros of goods. the german business view with regards to china could be summed up as one of huge opportunities coupled with huge challenges one of the main worries is china's new social credit system as well as its own citizens the chinese government also evaluates companies using a point system and penalizes things it doesn't like german companies fear it's becoming a method of blanket surveillance and they say the system is not a clearly nor transparent deregulated. the internet is also a bone of contention foreign companies in china still have complete access to the world wide web but paging plans to introduce laws to curtail potentially shutting down google or twitter in china. and the old problems with fair play and market access are still prevalent despite repeated promises of improvement german companies say they are still discriminated against in china but chance

also hope to cushion the adverse effects of brecht's it after all kalai is the main hub for trade between the e.u. and britain invest in the uk to see what do and of course we know that a future tariffs are imposed on our business could suffer. especially of companies started exporting or importing less between the e.u. and britain pretty ubiquitous he's a little but we've made it our business to be prepared to play it and we are even for a no deal breakers it breaks it but it still up in the air if the new board a system will actually go into effect at the end of october. this is the french way of telling the british we are not afraid of a heartbreak that but there is also a growing impatience with the whole process although few people wanted the u.k. to leave to start with the voices saying that maybe we should finally get things done with a growing louder. that's it for me in the business jim thanks for watching. the choice of the world economic forum 2019 on sustainable development from new york how do we create a market. our answer to that question would be to involve people in the climate f

also hope to cushion the adverse effects of brecht's that after all kalai is the main hub for trade between the e.u. and britain invest. of course we know that a future tariffs are imposed. our business could suffer. especially of companies started exporting or importing less between the e.u. and britain pretty ubiquitous he's a little but we've made it our business to be prepared to play it and we are even for a no deal breaks it breaks it but it still up in the air if the new board a system will actually go into effect at the end of october. that's it for me and the business team. to check out the website as well as the w dot com slash business this is a quick look at global markets. plug . into its site. with its own gravitational pull of. the finest musical compositions. with some mysteries terrific. film industry wasn't it. don't tell me that there's a number. for yale and the jointer come up in the morning. greenfield the symphonies of dramas. the proms come. starts oct 11th on d'italia enough i am. hello and welcome to the latest from arts and culture well it may be a collective but the berl

has almost tripled according to data from the european statistics office last year the total trade between the e.u. and china was $605000000000.00 euros the block exports worth more than 200000000000 euros to china and imported nearly 400000000000 euros worth of goods. the german business view with regards to china could be summed up as one of huge opportunities coupled with huge challenges one of the main worries is china's new social credit system as well as its own citizens the chinese government also evaluates companies using a point system and penalizes things it doesn't like german companies fear it's becoming a method of blanket surveillance and they say the system is neither clearly nor transparent deregulated. the internet is also a bone of contention foreign companies in china still have complete access to the world wide web but beijing plans to introduce laws to curtail potentially shutting down google or twitter in china. and the old problems with fair play and market access are still prevalent despite repeated promises of improvement german companies say they are still discriminated a

also hope to cushion the adverse effects of brecht's it after all kalai is the main hub for trade between the e.u. and britain invest in the what do and of course we know that if future tariffs are imposed. our business could suffer with especially of companies started exporting or importing less between the e.u. and britain ubiquiti meat is a little but we've made it our business to be prepared that we played that clip and we are even for a no deal breaks it breaks it but it still up in the air if the new board a system will actually go into effect at the end of october. and that's it for me and the business team here in berlin and of course 5 more on these and other stories online at d w dot com slash business i'm stephen there's in the lead thanks for watching. her. small skill in superior to change. people making it possible to go to africa. fantastic right. as they set out to save the environment. to learn from one another. and work together for a better future. d.w. . course to find peace and accommodation. about the flight from in the 1st. 101st miami. the last minute nations more than a 1

s are urging vienna to veto a major trade deal between the e.u. and south america they're unhappy about the way brazil is handling the large scale amazon fire similar concerns have been expressed by france and germany however many e.u. businesses do work with firms that have a direct connection to the fires as are to charlotte devinsky explains it's an environmentalist would not back walt fully is raging in the amazon destroying the wolves most biodiverse tropical rain forest. our house is burning literally the amazon rainforest the lungs which produce 20 percent of our planet's oxygen is on fire as an international crisis i couldn't agree more manual macro we need to act for the amazon and for our planet talk kids and grandkids are counting on us the lungs of the entire earth our frac to and that's why we need to find common solutions here leaders of the globe's most advanced countries pledged to do more at the g. 7 the heat may have died down but the blame game certainly hasn't with some looking closely at where the amazon woos may. europe's fin