industry accounts for just 25 percent of armenia's g.d.p. today noon to her a genuine is visiting battery factory on the outskirts of yerevan by products of the production process itself pyrrhic acid and lead used to end up in the factories wastewater that the company has now found a clean a solution not many people are necessarily analyzing or viewing the process because business person looks on his benefits how here as the business and it's not necessary that you know almost all the details on the impact on the environment. the car batteries it cooled before they're charged the factory now uses technology that cleans the cooling water after the charging process so it can be recycled along with the rest of the waste water. some 2000000 euro news were invested in the new facility. will reduce the bifocal least of all of us for good so sweet water ended up in the sewage system. so we need a closed system so. since the water didn't leave the factory the system would sit with this way we're safe huge amounts of water that go on limits by for joe so m

and tourism and experienced high growth in recent years today singapore is now among the world's leading money exchange centers with the highest g.d.p. of all the 4 tigers and managed to attract tons of foreign investments with its tax framework investor friendly laws high levels of education and internet penetration and as one of the most politically stable economies in the world with no foreign debt high government revenues and a consistently positive trade surplus with the continued unrest in hong kong and no end in sight with the china u.s. trade war many investors have now started to move personal wealth to singapore hong kong was previously the favorite destination for asia both property prices dropping out of the alarming rate and the political unrest threatening us financial stability singapore has become the refuge of asian wealth both old money and new money singapore has now opened its doors to all of the tech companies in recent years recognizing the dynamic shift of crypto currencies as a way of the future the monetary authority of singapore had a really established guidelines for players to experiment with financial te

american public on what they would work on, you are sitting before us today where america could be stronger this month, not only our g.d.p. but more than 160,000 people at the lowest level would have a job. but you know what, we are not going to pass usmca. we have a crisis on the border. we have a challenge when it comes to technology. europe is acting -- all that falls under the judiciary committee. but nadler made a promise to his conference that he would impeach this president. we had an i.g. report that looked at the d.o.j. in any normal congress, they would bring that inspector general before that committee that has jurisdiction to see what is going on. but, no, we don't have time for that. the only thing they have time or is try to change the course of the 2016 election. you know what this president has done? he's gone beyond what any president has done before. he is now putting forth the transcript so everybody in the world can read each word that he said to another world leader. and it changes a whole different standard for us. you know what? in the end it will make the country less safe by the actions of the sp

brought independence to the country just a final question i mean vietnam today has a booming economy a 200 percent growth in g.d.p. with less than 10 percent below the poverty line so how is the country managed to turn its fortunes around after so many years of war fighting the chinese the french and then the americans. in 986 vietnam faced serious social economic crisis and the commies party was rich jim was on the verge of bankruptcy so the commies leaders then saw that if they didn't change they will. risk. losing the power so they turn around and adopt it economic reforms to improve the economy and thereby improving their legitimacy since then they have been successful in expanding the economy and brought the to the people today in vietnam poverty is people living in poverty just about 5 percent of the population compared to about 60 percent in 1990 so the improvement in the people's livelihood has earned the party that you missy and neighborhood eat to hold power until days indeed used to come there remains a lot of challenge for the party but i believe the party will continue further equal it forms and alon

g.d.p. . greenland left the european economic community in 1905 in a dispute over fishing policy. part of today's catch is being unloaded at the port of new. mike olson works for oil greenland the territories largest fishing company . it has more than 40 processing facilities in greenland and also on canada's atlantic coast. the company headquarters are located here in new cook. the most important fish of all shellfish is from greenland i think it has a good price in the international market so it's a good species to have but at the moment. our main supply us all the local fisherman. in the near coastal fishery so that approximately 33000 people fisherman delivering the fish for our factories and besides that we have a lot of troll us that off fishing in the in the sea. oil greenland also operates its own fleet of fishing vessels. one of them is just coming to port. and mike also meets the captain yes the ship was at sea for 2 weeks and brought in $250.00 tons of fish the catch was immediately frozen on board. this is the cooling facility the temperature is minus 25 degrees centigrade each bag co

symbol of injustice turkey today is the most generous country in terms of humanitarian aid taking into consideration the ratio of turkish official humanitarian assistance to its g.d.p. we are currently hosting 5000000 refugees fleeing conflict starvation and persecution in other words there are more asylum seekers in turkey than 29 states in the united states well maran bashar is on to say receive a political analyst and he joins me live from london martin and that speech from the turkish a presidents that theme of injustice and world wide really ran through that speech but the point he was making on syria did seem rather powerful that they don't. absolutely and especially turkish role in helping syrian refugees look at anyone whether they support or they are critics. of the turkish president whether into care etc he cannot but admits. the greater responsibility that turkey bore in order to take care of millions of syrian refugees and as the president said . you know i'm not exactly sure about figures but he said something about 40000000000 dollars spent by turkey while there when they got through various agencies 3000000000 dollars for example from the european 30

symbol of injustice turkey today is the most generous country in terms of humanitarian aid taking into consideration the ratio of turkish official humanitarian assistance to its g.d.p. we are currently hosting 5000000 refugees fleeing conflict starvation and persecution in other words there are more asylum seekers in turkey than 29 states in the united states. the u.k. prime minister has cut short his trip at the united nations or as johnson is heading home after the supreme court declared he acted unlawfully by suspending parliament the house of commons will resume on wednesday now calls for him to resign but he's standing defiant van that brags that it will go ahead on october 31st. obviously this is a. we will respect and respect the judicial process i have to say i strongly disagree with what the justices who find i don't think that. it's right but we will go ahead and course paul will come back i do think there's a good case for getting on with the queen's speech anyway move do that but the most important things we get on and deliver breaks it on october 31st and this clearly a the claimants in this case are determined to try to frustrate that and to and to st

and that's $1.3 trillion today which is about 6%. so we go from 9% of g.d.p. to 6% of g.d.p. discretionary spending has actually been brought down. madam president, what's the problem? well, the problem is mandatory. what's in mandatory? as senator enzi just said, mandatory is social security, medicare, medicaid, pension benefits on federal employees and the interest on the debt. now in the next two years alone, just in the next two years, mandatory spending goes up $420 billion. i can project that. that's within range of understanding. what i don't understand is how this really explodes up out of control. this is the baby boom maturing and going into the later years of their lives. and between social security and medicare as you just heard, both those major trust funds go to zero in a very short period of time. medicare in 2026. social security in 2032. i'm here to tell you this is the crisis of our time and we've got to deal with it. and yet today we're about to go into our 187th continuing resolution. why? because we don't have an agreement to fund the government. we're at

the other hand turkey today is the most generous country in terms of fermented theory made taking into consideration the ratio of turkish official humanitarian assistance to its g.d.p. we are currently hosting 5000000 refugees in conflict starvation and persecution in other words there are more asylum seekers in turkey than the total population of $29.00 states in the united states. 3.6000000 asylum seekers in our country are mainly from syria i mean the number of the syrian brothers and sisters that we are currently hosting in our country well exceeds house of the total population of them and why see we've spent 40000000 dollars for the asylum seekers in the last 8 years but have we received anything as turkey let me tell you from the e.u. we have until so far received not directly into our national budget by the way just through international organizations which was allocated to disaster relief agency of turkey and the turkish red crescent not much not more than 3000000000 euros. $365000.00 of the asylum seekers who fled to our country safely return to the areas we have secured in syria such as cities of jet up loose and elsewhere nearly half of syria the syrian

symbol of injustice turkey today is the most generous country in terms of humanitarian aid taking into consideration the ratio of turkish officials humanitarian assistance to its g.d.p. we are currently hosting 5000000 refugees fleeing conflict starvation and persecution in other words there are more asylum seekers in turkey than 29 states in the united states well more on bashar is syria's senior political analyst and joins me now live from london mar and we heard the theme of injustice through writes that speech from the turkish president really focused quite heavily on the situation in syria is he not. he did because of course it's the country close door and it's the country that has suffered such tragedy over the last 56 years from revolution to civil war. with millions of casualties in terms of both killed injured and displaced refugees and so on and so forth and and turkey did really bear the brunt of it in terms of refugees in terms of cost and and so on so forth but that was just an example of justice is injustices in fact that are taking place throughout the muslim world that present the one spoke to about whether they happening by muslims like in egypt and

g.d.p. this morning? [laughter] record highs.t do you know what else are at record highs in america today?cial insecurity, suicides, drug overdoses. our lifeen so bad that -- expectancy has declined for the first time in three years. wife andked with my boys, one of whom is autistic. calculated at?k zero. we know that's the opposite of the truth. we know the work she's doing is among the most challenging, important and vital work there is. a couple the trail for days, looking after our kids. you know what i said after a couple days? easy, back to something like running for president! you know what i mean, if you're a parent, it's so hard. best work there is. this is a vision we have to take to the rest of the country as possible. of an economy that works for us. if you look back, donald trump in 2016 by pointing out the problems. what did hillary clinton say in response? he said make america great again. what did hillary say? already great. and we lost. we need a new message. he defined the problems but his solutions were the opposite of what we need. solutions, where we're going to build

g.d.p. will rise in the second quarter. nd we are taking a look at the rba, which will release its decision later today, currently up boo i .1%e page and see where we are in terms of those currencies. we have the yen continuing to make gains. the kiwi dollar, hedge funds up the short bets. the aussie versus the dollar among the worst performers in asia. rishaad: we are heading to the indian open. about 43 minutes before we get that. last trading day we had there was on a friday. we got this terrible read there. g.d.p. weaker than expected, coming in at 5% lower than all the forecasts. banks revising their growth projections. ver the last two trading days, fnty lost about 2/3 of 1%. they are down over threes days, but up to date we could see a little bit of positivity. it has hardly been a strong radar start. 98 peso for a dollar. let's have a look at whether it bond rally has resumed there. in india at 10-year yields, we are about 6.55% on that 10-year. that really is reflective perhaps of a little bit after move.- bit of a bond yields are decreasing. let's join paul allen. >> thanks. u.k. prime minister reaped his vow to lea