politics it seems is come to the conclusion that journalism equals ference now the the there is some background to this report there were calls for the prime minister boris johnson to release it that was before we hold in this current election period he negated to do so and negated to release that report and has been accused of suppressing it by members of the opposition. my secretary tells me that it is unprecedented but we should have had no response o'toole explaining why any further delay is required in this case this is nothing less than an attempt to suppress the truth from the public and from parliament and it is an affront to our democracy if the report is being called for and written and should be in the public domain then what is it got to hide people will be justified in drawing the conclusion that the reporters findings are compromising or worse for the government and the tory party now the opposition say that some of the information within that report could be damaging to the conservatives particularly the electoral chances however number 10 the night any wrongdoing or a

all campuses that is the best way that we can ensure that we deal with the threat of forward into ference this new federal directive isn't just targeted at any old interference congress convinced chinese influence is growing at an alarming rate how exactly is that putting the nation at risk well a new report says australia's universities are too were alliant on chinese students for their economic survival it's healthy to foreign students the problem is when you have so many foreign students that you depend on them for your financial survival there's a double play here in terms of these training approach the guidelines don't think so will specify that this is targeted you can say to any one country but everybody knows this who will china is the obvious the primary one but congress has still a need to beijing's influence isn't only about economics back in july the attorney general called for an investigation into the beijing funded confucius universities in australia it coincided with a protest that turned violent at the university of queensland between pro hong kong independent students an

undermined right now russia's security services and their proxies have geared up to repeat their insta ference in the 2020 alexion we are running out of time to stop them. rob van dam takes a look at how the co-author of a 500 page book on vladimir putin has become the democrats' star witness at the impeachment hearings you go to give it to the democrats they've tried everything to get rid of trouble take him seriously you look like an idiot ignore him you look like an idiot criticize him and his ratings go up doesn't make any sense the guy seems to metabolize scandals feed off of them soothe the democrats fed him poison impeachment. that trump the president has used his office for his own personal gain the president got caught it's pretty simple question is now who would benefit from an investigation of the funds i assume president trump would there we haven't seen a thing is for impeachment to work you need momentum and they are losing it a 1000000 less americans chewed in for the 2nd round of impeachment hearings and trump's ratings have gone up according to gallup i'm telling you it doesn'

ference high commissioner for refugees says he's seen disturbing conditions in greece is credited refugee camps for the foreground he spent 2 days visiting camps on the island last boss so far and 2019 well and 65000 people have arrived in greece an 80 percent increase year before grant is urging other european countries to accept more asylum seekers and says the camps must improve. i found the conditions in which people live. extremely disturbing. very inadequate access to basic services a situation of generalized tension often resulting in violence expression violence against minors violence within the communities themselves but because of the situation the most penalized are certainly women and children and especially the high number of unaccompanied i'm accompanied children and a very big sense of despair and lack of prospects that makes the situation even more. worrying and difficult well the livia simberg is a policy analyst at the european policy center and joins us now by skype from brussels good to have you with us here on all just syria this isn't the 1st time we've heard people

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hopefully,ference, is that the u.s. the split with the trump administration, moving back to beijingues, whereas unfortunately does not seem to be moving away from the tech dominated authoritarianism they are diving deeper and deeper into. >> it is so interesting to see mark zuckerberg talk about the need for new brother because china is coming up with their currency. >> i think it depends on the sector. u.s. tech sectors are more open to foreign investment and much easier to understand, we have more transparency and better press. we don't have the same information. any ai thatw what involves the coming as party's liberation army has. >> thank you to isaac stone fish of the asia society, and shery .hn we will have much more ahead, this is bloomberg. sunday marked a one year until the 2020 u.s. presidential elections. while the top democratic challengers jockeyed to be the one to take on president trump, plenty of questions about the state of election security still remains. companies witha ads that feature fake news will

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as it prepares to sell shares publicly for the 1st time it singled out terrorism government as a ference in business and caps on oil production. indians are reacting with restraint to a supreme court ruling that gave the longest created plot of land to the majority here to build a temple a centuries old mosque at the side was demolished by hindu activists in 9092 that led to riots which killed more than 2000 people muslims have been given an alternative piece of land to build a mosque a pakistani corridor or later an indian 6 cross the border to visit one of the holiest sites has opened prime minister narendra modi inaugurated the crossing on the indian side of the border people will now be able to visit the shrine of citizens founder guru nanak without a visa. they've been protest against italy strict immigration policies in the capital rather than demonstrators oppose measures introduced by the far right labor party is later. introduced a ban on asylum seekers applying for residency police have granted rare permission for a gathering at hong kong's timeout park to mark the death of a s

rallied in tahrir square they're angry about economic hardship corruption and what they call it a ference from iran and the u.s. . those people who are protesting they're only demanding the fall of the government and the parliament. the they're not going to this is going to already took is not enough for them and they also want to take more from us we want to block this process in order to get. now the people want the fall of the government for the government to resign change we want a new government to give us our rights and be fair with us we don't trust them now because there are no reforms for iraq he says. in syria a car bomb has killed 13 people in the town of tel aviv it's controlled by turkish backed opposition fighters 30 others were injured in the attack tel aviv has seen some of the heaviest fighting since turkey launched a military offensive against kurdish fighters last month hundreds of mourners have been attending the funeral of a palestinian man killed by an israeli strike in gaza strip. sciri died in the early hours of saturday morning after israel launched air strikes in

tampering this is roger stone he was charged earlier this year during the investigation into russian ference in the 2016 election he's been found guilty of lying to congress about his contacts with wiki leaks during the election and then his efforts to push one of his associates to back up his lies he was sentenced in february telling. it didn't take the jury long just about 7 hours to find roger stone guilty of all 7 counts obstructing official investigation lying to congress intimidating a witness basically this goes back to the election during the elections don't put out messages on social media that something was going to come with what you call the wiki leaks started with leasing e-mails that were half from the democratic party the intelligence community now believes that that was done by russian hackers so congress as part of their investigation into potential election interference called stone and he said it wasn't me it was this other guy there's no evidence that i was coordinating between wiki leaks and the trump campaign for the prosecution brought out texts e-mails and witnesses t

ference in iraq's politics. pollution in and around india's capital new delhi is the worst so far this year experts say breathing the city's air is like smoking up to 50 cigarettes a day health emergency has been declared. saudi arabia has begun the process of selling shares in its state run oil giant or small part of the world initially be listed on the kingdom's domestic stock exchange as some of been reports the world's most anticipated stock offering is happening after years of hype and several delays saudi aramco the world's largest oil producing firm is being listed on the double exchange in cheers are expected to be priced in december it's no ordinary oil company because the engine driving saudi arabia's economy. this is these truly historic we are happy to announce our attention to this the saudi aramco company at the saudi stock exchange market the i.p.o. is the centerpiece of crown prince mohammed until month vision 2030 and the stock offering is meant to bring in enough revenue to diversify the kingdo

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. >> they haven't lacked for visitors and attendees at con frern ferences as we see. >> we saw big names>> so this is quite a process. somebody pointed out to me some time ago, it's been so start and stop, like taking a country public. >> it is. >> it is not a typical company it is literally like taking the country public. >> only looking to float about 3% - >> on the local exchange, as well, correct? >> i think they expect 50% of the investors in this deal to be local. the rest to be international but even at 3% of the company this is a massive book to fill. it could be more than $20 billion, more stock they have to sell than alibaba's. we should get more details november 9th only a couple more days to wait. >> all right thank you for that, leslie good stuff. >>> a quick programming note going to break two big interviews in our show tomorrow we'll start with hedge fund manager ray dalio at 10:00 a.m., talking about the record rally and his predictions for social turmoil and the years to come. an exclusive with jpmorgan's jamie dimon and talking china trade concerns, the presidential rac