including criminals and officials considered high risk of being corrupt the european commission should put cyprus before the european court of justice the passport scheme of cyprus is a risk to security in europe you should earn your passport and your citizenship by integrating into society and not because you have a lot of money at a press conference yesterday this is how the cypriot interior minister branded the cyprus papers you have to go and you are just you know what houses here is doing is not investigative journalism but rather propaganda against cyprus but this scheme has always been controversial even among cypriot politicians the way the scheme was implemented the last few years. yes on a procedural final out here basis. for which the republic of cyprus. in the pretty near the critics the only thing that will satisfy them is the phasing out of this is that. it's the best way of course. he also wants the cypriot parliament to take its own measures a new law to strip passports from criminals has just been passed i want to be sure it was also them we thought the nationality well we have proved we have evidence of the real pr

or 5 years ago there is pushing it is deregulating the european court of justice said it's a g.m. they're trying to have it declared and not g.m. or all the instability of this gene try. the negative is coming out gene tries to push species to extinction can you imagine the mines the miners that would imagine it has the power to engineer extinction i wish extinction rebellion what drives up against this deliberate extinction difficult argument to have a demonstration on at the moment but there is no direct evidence at the moment that the creation of monocultures by capitalism by greed directly created coronavirus surely we need that proof before big agriculture big mining big pharma have to pay for what in effect is deforestation and so on for creating coronavirus when we do know all the bias comes from a back that much we know i also have newspaper reports from india hold all of the defense research years of china and the u.s.c. jointly came and pirated really that's in viruses from india in the not. so we do know there was a deliberate collection of these there are d.n.a. similar

including criminals and officials considered high risk of being corrupt the european commission should put cyprus before the european court of justice the passport scheme of cyprus is a risk to security in europe you should earn your passport and your citizenship by integrating in a society and not because you have a lot of money at a press conference yesterday this is how the cypriot interior minister branded the cyprus papers you have to go on you are just you know what houses here is doing is not investigative journalism but rather propaganda against light press but the scheme has always been controversial even among cypriot politicians the way the scheme was implemented the last few years. yes a procedural. patience. for which the republic of cyprus. from the pretty near the critics the only thing that will satisfy them is the phasing out of this is that we will see you will hear it's the best way of course he also wants the cypriot parliament to take its own measures a new law to strip passports from criminals has just been passed i wanted to be sure it was also them we thought the nationality well we have to we have evidence o

including criminals and officials considered high risk of being corrupt the european commission should put cyprus before the european court of justice the passport scheme of cyprus is a risk to security in europe you should earn your passport and your citizenship by integrating into society and not because you have a lot of money at a press conference yesterday this is how the cypriot interior minister branded the cyprus papers you have to go and you are just you know what houses here is doing is not investigative journalism but rather propaganda against the light press but the scheme has always been controversial even among cypriot politicians the way the scheme was implemented the last few years. yes a procedural final out here in this. for which the republic of cyprus. from the brigadier critiques the only thing that will satisfy them is the phasing out of this is that. it's the best way of course. he also wants the cypriot parliament to take its own measures a new law to strip passports from criminals has just been passed i wanted to be sure it was also them we thought the nationality well we have to we have evidence of a real p

of october where we get a european council where the u.k. will be invited. some of the concessions on the issues that you mentioned including the level playing field, the european courts of justiceey will get thrashed out. and that is where the opportunity comes to close some of the gaps that sterling has generated in the last four years. 140 target. some upside. investors need to be patient. in terms of what we are looking for as the months unfold or rather as we head into next year, we have talked before about how we end up in some sort transition or ongoing dialogue. withhing like the swiss europe. constantly in flux. that sounds difficult for business to navigate. simon: it is but it is the reality of two trading blocs having to constantly evolve their relationship. to be a not going stroke of a pen from donald trump, joe biden, or chinese officials that will put that away. this will be a constant trade dialogue between these two economic superpowers that will go on for decades and that will be the same for the u.k. and its relationship with the eu. the question around how business navigate that that is what you are looking for is some medium-term certainty regarding , andio

in a law or start something called infringement procedure that could be backed up by the european court of justice and it could say to cyprus and rules a modern bulgaria you run these schemes these schemes need to end these are a security risk to europe these increase the risk of money laundering and crying so we are now passing a law to end these schemes because what has been clear is that left to their own devices these schemes are huge moneymaker and so cyprus is not going to end it itself ok deborah davis there joining us live from london thank you very much and seeds and be sure to say whether on al-jazeera will be airing the 5th arts of our exclusive reports on the cyprus papers after a week of revelations about the serious flaws uncovered in these artists investment scheme for passports we will bring you that exclusive interview with the european union's commissioner for justice didier injures who will react to our findings thursday from 10 g.m.t. right here on al-jazeera. the antigovernment protesters are expected to rally later in bella russa after to see prominent opposition leaders were

we're only a couple weeks from a really big decision from the european court of justice.ions that has made it harder and harder for american companies to service european customers from their american data centers based upon u.s. surveillance law. creating the precedent that any trading block or country can decide arbitrarily to force local operations to be sold to a local interest is an extremely dangerous precedent for the united states. i think this is really going to come back to bite us in our economy. >> another question on this whole movement of the code you know, they are constantly making updates and changing the algorithm, making it better. that's why tiktok has been so successful what happens during that period? does it keep updating, and then it's left up to microsoft to make those kinds of changes which will be different than what's been going on with tiktok the last few years >> right this is a big concern for microsoft. you're right one, do you let the engineers continue to improve the code and under what circumstances can they do so while also providing a

least for this round of questions with the ufe you privacy shield, chairman simons, the court of justice of the european union recently validated the privacy shield arrangement as a basis for lawful transfers of data with more than 70% of nearly 5300 privacy shield companies being small, to medium-size businesses including many in my home state, i would understand this to be an extremely urgent matter for digital commerce in the united states, just simply to begin with, do you agree with the significance of this? >> i'm sorry yes particular for small businesses, i was muted, sorry. >> your website, the ftc's website includes an update on the development related to the privacy shield, it states and continues to expect companies to comply with the ongoing obligations with respect to transfers made under the privacy shield framework, the statement aligned with the ftc previous discussions and refraining from bringing any enforcement action in 2015 when the privacy shield predecessor was invalidated, can businesses expect a similar reasonable approach by the ftc in terms of enforcement in the aftermath of t