it also indicates that huawei has moved its employees to kazakhstan and uzbekistan .say that if huawei leaves, then there will be at least three ways to import gadgets to russia through parallel imports through some kind of gray scheme or through distributors who will purchase equipment not directly from huawei and its intermediaries have 2 more years ago, huawei along with its then- owned brands. they occupied 35-40% of the russian smartphone market, and in the first half of the year 2022, mts estimated huawei's share at one and two tenths of a percent, but konstantin ankelov, ceo of tnt consulting. says huawei is one of the leaders in the russian market for telecom equipment and the demand for its products will definitely be thanks to life with an economic review. businessman elon musk, who recently bought twitter, began to direct his social networks in billions , announced that the process of verifying users would change. however, he has not yet begun to give details of an important symbol of the new order. at twitter was the emergence of a fact-checking message ,

charges alleging two chinese intelligence officers tried to obstruct a criminal investigation of huawei. other suspects were working on behalf of a foreign power to procure technology and recruit spies. fbi director chris wray says 10 of the 13 individuals charged were chinese intelligence officers. that is the first word headlines. yvonne: still ahead, we are going to get both the securities take -- bofa securities take, a key wind turning bullish again on china as we talk wax and wane. david: they have been saying that for months though. we are talking fx. barclays see no relief for the embattled japanese currency. we will ask them why coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> there is no doubt we face a profound economic challenge. we now need stability and unity. i pledge i will serve you with integrity and humility and i will work in, day out to deliver for the british people. >> rishi sunak the incoming u.k. prime minister. there is a new premier in the u.k.. does that recover anything when it comes to sterling? we are watching fx given moves we have seen in the dollar, the yen as well.

christopher: most definitely it is huawei.it does is it gives the lie to not only huawei's suggestions but the chinese government's suggestions that huawei is a private enterprise and has nothing to do with the chinese government. what we see in the indictment is the full capabilities of the chinese government being used to foster huawei's interests internationally. that is something that huawei's international competitors in the global telecommunications race do not have access to. it also demonstrates a big counterintelligence when for the fbi, but it also shows there was someone who was working prior to being turned as a double agent. judy: chris johnson of the china strategies group, we thank you. christopher: thank you. ♪ judy: two-thirds of prisoners are rearrested andalf re-incarcerated within three years of their release. addiction, poverty, and a lack of housing all play a role. but as amna nawaz explains, in florida, voting could be what ultimately lands some back behind bars. it is part of our series, "searching for

should american companies be allowed to do business with huawei? given that you could make the argument they are complicit in the surveillance? >> that's exactly the reason. i don't want to sound harsh, but china hasn't worked out the way we hoped in the 1990's. and the economists, i came to the conclusion about the year 2000, i dealt with the pla for a quarter century, many of you asked. in the 1990's it was possible to hope that china would become -- and you couldn't believe that by 2000 and you certainly can't believe it by now. i don't think that means we will have world war iii with them or a cold war with them, but you have to ask yourself, what does that mean that china is what china is, particularly in the economic and technological error . i don't think the economists have given us a playbook for that. and so you see, for example, the tariffs negotiations, if you like, that's a start, it's going towards the playbook. it's not the whole of the playbook. it's not the entirety of the playbook. >> but blacklisting huawei is something you suppo

anyway so huawei is a national -- supported by the chinese government and they wanted to see huawei told 5g networks around the world. the trump administration were warning our allies do not use the 5g network visit. present a huge security rest and by the way the security rest -- frist has been proven by several allies especially in australia. the trump administration has been telling her allies not to use 5g. one of our closest allies ass united kingdom and under the conservative administration boris johnson last january said we are going to use huawei because it's it really is because they were subsidized by the government and as a business person i can tell you the bidding price was unreasonable. no business could really sustain that and survive their business. doris johnson was hamstrung. we are going to go with huawei to do this because they are even though pompeo visited the country last year and said if you do this sharing intelligence with you because we don't feel comfortable. johnson was like nope we are going to do this because it's. and guess what? the pandemic happened in t

there's a big chinese companies called huawei. huawei one of the, even though they claimed at a private company, not really private, have very deep tie with chinese military and the government. anyway, so while weight is one of the national champion supported by the chinese government -- huawei -- chinese government wanted to succeed huawei build 5g networks throughout the world. the trump institution had to be warning a special our allies do not use while way to build your 5g network because it present future security risk. i either way the security risk has been proved this year by like several of our allies, especially in australia. anyway so the trump administration had to be telling our allies do not use 5g. one of our closest allies was united kingdom, and boris johnson even last january no, we're going to use huawei because it's cheap. it wasua cheap because they were sabotaged by the government. as a business person i can tell you it was unreasonable. no basis can really sustain that. anyway so boris johnson said were goin

the chinese company huawei has completely stopped direct deliveries to russia and may soon leave thery completely, and in this newspaper izvestia was told by sources close to russian mobile operators and another one in a large electronics manufacturer, the director general of the telecom agency, denis kuskov, notes that now the official huawei store in russia is working, but these are the remnants of previous deliveries. it is also known that huawei has already put up an advertisement for the lease of its moscow office and indicated that it will be free from february 1 next year, the interlocutors of the publication indicate if huawei still leaves its ways for gadgets remain through parallel imports, gray schemes or through distributors who will purchase equipment in china from intermediaries dima about the economy. so far, thanks to marina pimenova with business news. in the west, a search and rescue operation is underway in the state of gujara as a result of the collapse of a suspension bridge, according to the latest data, more than 140 people have died. several dozen are missing

huawei is not identified by name in the complaint but the details match up with the prosecution of the of spy novels. the us criminal complaint accuses two men of paying a us government employee a total of $61,000 worth of bitcoin crypto currency for confidential information about the department of justice's information about the department ofjustice's pending prosecution of the china —based tech giant huawei. that information included details about the prosecution's trial strategy and potential witnesses, but what the two men didn't realise is that the individual they had bribed was individual they had bribed was in fact a double agent, and the information passed on to them was prepared by the us government for the purpose of this sting operation. unveiling the charges, the us attorney—general portrayed this as a triumph of the american rule of law. as a triumph of the american rule of lava— as a triumph of the american rule of law. the government of china sought — rule of law. the government of china sought to _ rule of law. the government of china sought to interfere - rule of law.

among them philips, xiaomi, renny, yamaha, casio and fujifilm seem to be reducing investments in huaweid samsung and bosch are reducing their activities, not poor russians will wear clothes from giorgio armani guess gucci diesel lacoste and trousers in the entertainment market remains online 1xbet casino pornhub and warner brothers are also still operating avon and mary kay new yorker and collins waikiki and tom ford gillette and big and also zippo are cutting back but not ceasing business gap house crop and mango brands in the financial sector have remained with unicredit raiffeisen group the european bank for reconstruction and development, the auchan and globus supermarkets are still operating, and the metro chain of shopping centers should stop investing and reduce the amount of advertising regarding the food market. to us, the analyst maksim dzhigun, do you remember how many problems there were with coca-cola, which did not want to leave the russian market until the last moment, and even now this company remains in the entire zone, because out of its entire product line, they sell

podesta $1 million to lobby for huawei.t the arrests yesterday but we know how bad it is. we've been watching the ccp undermine this country for decades. they steal intellectual property, hundreds of billions of dollars stole ben from american companies and this administration canceled the china initiative in february of 2022. why? is this a joke? are they trying to make believe they're tough now after all this time? i mean, are we really going to get tough on china even though we see a compromised president who has taken in tens of millions of dollars from chinese officials. >> i tell you, when they canceled the chinese initiative it's just stunning, it's one of those things where your jaw just drops because you think how in the world could they justify that. what possible reason or explanation could they provide that would justify, yeah, we're not going to investigate china any longer and it does lead to these suspicions from tens of millions of americans. why would you do that? do you have some personal interest? heck, s

reported to be huawei by us media were accused of attempting to get details about the investigation intodissidents and in one case, getting a dissident to return to china and in us academics professor in the university to work for the chinese. with reference to the chinese telecommunications company, they said it was an egregious attempt to shield the chinese company from investigation from us justice, shield the chinese company from investigation from usjustice, to undermine usjustice and he investigation from usjustice, to undermine us justice and he also went on to say this. is undermine usjustice and he also went on to say this.— undermine usjustice and he also went on to say this. is these cases demonstrate. _ went on to say this. is these cases demonstrate, the _ went on to say this. is these cases demonstrate, the government - went on to say this. is these cases demonstrate, the government of. went on to say this. is these cases - demonstrate, the government of china site interview with the rights and freedoms — site interview with the rights and freedoms of individuals —— interfe

the issue was alleged avoidance of anti iran sanctions. huawei is something that's very dangerous . you look at what they've done from a security standpoint, from a military standpoint. it's very dangerous. now this legislation essentially consists of u. s. officials saying they have the right to give orders to foreign companies in foreign countries. it's a disturbing trend and 2019 deutsche bank was fined $16000000.00 as a settlement standing from charges of corruption under u. s. law. the allegation was that they had hired the relatives of russian and chinese officials. a german bank hired individuals from a 3rd layer of countries, but yet u. s. regulators were able to step in and cry foul. and that's not the only case. who can forget the antics an outrage from the u. s. officials when it came to nord stream to a pipeline connecting russia and germany, which had nothing to do with america. president biden has been very clear in saying that he believes the pipeline is a bad idea. bad for.

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, then they will have to go home, according to china. a couple of years ago, under us sanctions, huaweicreated a stock of chips needed for high-performance computing, on which a lot of recommender algorithms are built in the country. tik tok to universal system face recognition is another question huawei did not help much, and by creating its own, isolated from the global production of modern integrated circuits, no one has been particularly successful so far, at least because the key. and technologies are concentrated in the hands of several companies from different countries, and without any of them, as well as without specialists who know how to work with this equipment, and their number is also limited. it is virtually impossible to build advanced production. meanwhile, cooperation with the world's largest consumer electronics manufacturers are also gradually curtailing chinese business, so according to minchenko, well-known for his insider analysts, apple has a plan that involves a gradual increase in the production of iphones and macbooks outside of china , primarily talking about

huawei, back in 2019, accused of stealing us trade secrets, amongst other charges, and these two individualsation about that investigation, possibly, including a witness list. the us attorney general merrick garland has described this as an egregious attempt by chinese officials to shield a chinese company from accountability and to undermine the usjustice system. the two other cases involved — they are connected but they are slightly different — one involves an attempt to put pressure on chinese dissidents in the united states, one a us citizen — to get that individual to go back to china, and another a long running attempt to put pressure on the american academics, including a us professor to work for the chinese. to the war in ukraine now and the chief of russia's foreign spy service has repeated an unsubstantiated claim that ukraine could be planning to use its own �*dirty bomb�* — a device that combines conventional explosives and radioactive materials. sergei naryshkin was speaking to our russia editor steve rosenberg. he is not only russia's spy chief, sergei naryshkin heads the russi

the chinese telecom firm, huawei prosecutors say that the to pay tens of thousands of dollars in bitcoin, including possible charges, trial strategy and a list of cooperating witnesses, the person they allegedly paid was actually a double agent working for the u.s. government. the justice department will not tolerate attempts by any foreign power. >> to undermine the rule of law upon which our democracy is based. >> the charges against the alleged chinese spies are significant because huawei officials have always claimed the company works independently of the chinese government. supreme court justice clarence thomas is temporarily block senator lindsey graham from testifying in a georgia election interference probe. the south carolina senator requested the action by thomas. >> after a federal appeals court ruled he must give testimony to a special grand jury. that body is investigating alleged efforts by former president trump and his allies to overturn trump's election loss in georgia. graham says he made calls to georgia election officials for, quote, fact-finding purposes and his comm

, huawei back in 2019 was accused of stealing us trade secrets amongst other charges in these two individuals possibly including a witness list. the us attorney general has described this as an egregious attempt by chinese officials to shield a chinese company from accountability and to undermine the usjustice accountability and to undermine the us justice system. accountability and to undermine the usjustice system. the accountability and to undermine the us justice system. the two other cases involved and were connected but slightly different, one involves an attempt on chinese dissidents recognised as a us citizen to get individuals to go back to china and to put pressure on american academics to work for the chinese. american academics to work for the chinese-— american academics to work for the chinese. thank you so much for that update. _ you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... as rishi sunak prepares to become britain's next prime minister, we speak to british asians about what this moment means to them. indira gandhi, ruler of the world's largest democrac

recite it at the level of the company's values, so they were forced to leave, but relatively speaking huawei or lenovo, the chinese never declared democratic values ​​and the fight for rights and freedoms people, so for them it is not a risk and not a problem, but the market remains in the conditions of when apple came out, when samsung came out, when other companies came out, huawei is sold 10 times more than before, in the end, nothing new under the sun someone spends billions on war, someone earns these billions, but no matter what, there is a positive from the fact that companies are leaving the russian market, at least it is a marker of the decency of brands and their owners that the less money and taxes russia will receive, the less it will invest in the war against ukraine, at least i want to believe that the lack of advanced technologies that left together with decent companies also weakens the defensive and offensive complexes of the occupiers, in the end we learn a deeper cave, they drive themselves, it will take longer to get out of it, and we we can clearly see who is our friend.

order to get information about a prosecution of a company that we are told by a source familiar, huawei, the chinese telecommunications company according to this version of events the two chinese intelligence agents tried to get a u.s. official to flip and give them intel on what prosecutors were thinking in terms of their strategy against huawei, but instead the u.s. official became a double agent in this case and provided fake information to the chinese and sort of lured them into a trap in which the u.s. says they were able to prove that these intelligence agents were up to no good and trying to manipulate the justice department here in the -- the justice process in the united states a fascinating look at chinese espionage in very much real time some of the information in the documents that we're seeing is from last fall this is very much present day activity by chinese intelligence in the united states. >> so did you -- it went by me or you said it, what law enforcement agency were they trying to infiltrate >> they don't say but in the documents associated with this, the agent, the

of the expert's business is estimated at more than a billion rubles, the chinese automotive brand huaweins to increase its share in the russian market, this was stated by the executive director of haval motor rus. andrey akif in an interview with kommersant according to him, it was possible to adapt to the new conditions, both production and sales demand is restored in september. they sold 15% more cars than in august, and in the summer they recorded an increase by a quarter compared to last year, a new brand was launched earlier. it is known that haval crossovers will enter the service of the ministry of defense, the national guard , the prosecutor general's office of the ministry of internal affairs and the investigative committee. the yuan fell to a minimum since february 2008, the people's bank of china weakened it immediately by 438 basis points. now for a dollar they give a little more family. let me remind you that the national currency of the prc can only move within the corridor set by the central bank, however, to reduce. course. there are real reasons. these are, in particular

>> let us use huawei as an example. there is an entity list that they are on. at the end of the day, huawei is pay smartphone business, they have pretty much died. there is an entity list that the u.s. has started to give up and we may start seeing some of the lesser-known chinese memory companies as well as chip manufacturing companies fall into that. if that is going to be the case, there may be a dent into the chinese chip manufacturing initiatives going forward. we still have to see where this will go. that still may happen. emily: a lot of news for chips to start the week. thank you so much for stopping by. speaking of china, we are following the covid situation. lockdowns returning once again. 1887 cases for sunday, the highest since august 20. shanghai posted the new local infections in almost three months. anyone traveling needs a negative covid results and three tests in three days. coming up, analysts pricing in a 60% chance that elon musk's deal with twitter gets it done by the deadlines. we dig into the odds, this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the glimpses

blacklisted huawei. what's happening now is companies are tightening technologies and we've seen the dutch equipment supplier, asml telling its u.s. based staff to halt services to chinese customers due to u.s. regulations, restricting from the chinese chip industry. caroline: given the news that upended the market, perhaps moving away from such growth tech names, the fact we saw alibaba folsom much, what does it mean for the chip sector at the moment? debby: following the u.s. analysis of this new set of rules, chip stocks have plummeted. we've seen the semiconductor index fall more than 40% this year due to the new curves and partly due to the headwinds of the chip sector. it's going to be quite challenging for chip companies to navigate this weakening demand and high inflation environment and potential recessions. given the restrictions for the business in china, it is going to be quite challenging. caroline: going forward, are people starting to say these negative headwinds, whether it be a relations

against 13 chinese nationals for surveillance on american citizens trying to obstruct a probe into huawei technologies, the china flat right here all morning longest "mornings with maria" is live right now. . >> republicans calling out president joe biden after he made this claim about the student loan bailout plan, watch this. >> so that just signed, being challenged by my republican colleagues same people that pppwant loans up to close some cases up to 5, 600,000 dollars they have no problem with that. if you don't have one of those loans just get 10,000 written off passed i got it based a vote or two in effect. maria: could white house is now clarifying walking back his remarks in a statement saying the president was referring to the inflation reduction act reduced the deficit by hundreds of billions of dollars, creating room for other crucial programming, white house did not say is that it does not eliminate inflation at all even though they called it the inflation reduction act, joining the conversation all morning long this morning mark tepper, scott martin, mark i think democrats t

semiconductor technology for huawei.ir smartphone businesses have essentially withered away and gone to other companies within china that have access to the chips. the issue is that now we are talking about a countrywide been that will not have access to these technologies. it could slow down the ai capabilities of china over the long-term. alix: what is the downside for semi's then? there is broad demand worries unrelated to any of the battle between the u.s. and china. what is the downside here? woo jin: tough to say now. to your point, there's a lot of micro news. -- macro news. you have curtailing amd sales and demand in the near term. for the long-term, nvidia saying it is not going to hurt them. right now, we have to keep in mind that some ai chips into china are fairly low and there is access to some chips that china can gain from amd to bypass some sanctions. tom: it was fascinating to hear from a startup in china and how it is going to impact them potentially. thank you for that analysis, bloomberg intelligence

investigation on huawei.hen we come back. for you with merrill, a bank of america company. if you wanna go fast, go faster. and if you got the devil on your shoulder... take him for a ride. >> bill: more than a dozen chinese national facing charges as the f.b.i. director calls china the number one threat to the u.s. what happened, david? good morning. >> good morning, bill and dana. f.b.i. opens a case against china every 12 hours. let that sink in for a second. d.o.j. officials have to answer for why they got rid of a controversiesall program called the china initiative aimed at countering chinese espionage. officials including the f.b.i. director and attorney general announced charges in three separate cases stemming directly from the chinese communist government. to prc intelligence officers charged with trying to infiltrate an investigation of huawei. bribing someone in new york who was an f.b.i. double agents. >> they attempted the try to steal the prosecutors's playbook. the agent worked for team americ

american citizens including two chinese intelligence officers for trying to obstruct the probe into huawei which is the way the ccp surveils americans, one day after xi jinping secured a third unprecedented term, a five year term as the p communist party leader, evidence effectively becoming d dictator for life. joining me now is fox news senior strategic analyst, general jack keane. thank you very much for being here. i know that president biden could meet with xi jinping face-to-face next month at the g-20 summit. why don't we start there. what is your reaction to what took place in the people's congress, the humiliation that xi jinping put his predecessor under. he was he's courted out of the party -- escorted out of the party congress against his own will. we have a major selloff in chinese stocks overnight and yesterday because investors are he fleeing, seeing xi more empowered than before. >> well, he's definitely more empowered. he certainly was enshrined for his third term and possibly will be able to go beyond that and definitely he's doubling down on his hard line policies. i mea

that is, google has a store of individual equipment manufacturers, for example, samsung or huawei, and number of global alternative sites, the benefit of android itself. this allows and now in russia there is natural competition from local stores of programs for smartphones. moreover, the mediascope research company, which regularly publishes application ratings, even conducted a separate assessment of the rating of the russian appstore, the first results were published three weeks ago, and there, again, he won by growth, and with a fairly solid margin of 1 million, 760,000 users against 780 and 550,000 lessons. you are our storm , respectively. then it was explained by the fact that the rustor is not only being done by more than one holding in vk a in cooperation, as it was stated with the largest companies in the country , the kaspersky lab is responsible for the security of the application, for example, it has also become it has become de facto official alternative app store. it is supported by minnumbers and there is even a list of applications required to be posted on this site. t

they would be able to help huawei restore some operations they have not been able to continue due to the u.s. haidi: bloomberg hstech executive editor peter elstrom. counting down to the start of trading in tokyo and seoul. bloomberg has learned softbank is considering selling its stake in a spanish-language tv broadcaster, tel aviv the unit vizio amid a prolonged tech slump. -- televisio, amid a prolonged tech slump. kyoto is reporting the japanese government is mulling whether to ask some households and businesses to lower energy. a second missile launch into days, to suspected short range ballistic missiles were fired toward waters off the north korean east coast. south korean foreign reserves shrank by the most in 14 years in september is the central bank want them to shore up the yuan as part of a global trend of global reserves being drawn down. we are watching the south korean trade ministry meeting with exporters today. kathleen: this is the stock we will be watching when trade opens in korea and japan. defense shares under close watch as south korea says this morning that no

charged, accused of trying to obstruct the criminal prosecution of to look for communications -- huaweillegally in the u.s. for a foreign government. >> each of these cases lays bare the chinese government's flagrant violation of international law as they worked to project their authoritarian view around the world. including within our own borders. in all three of these cases, and thousands of others, we have found the chinese government threatening established norms and rule of law as they work to undermine u.s. economic security and fundamental human rights. >> a well-known pakistani journalist has been killed in kenya. police say sharif was shot by an officer well a passenger in a car sharif had been an outspoken critic, receiving death threats come in causing them to leave pakistan. >> former pakistani prime minister imran khan one of the first to visit the home of arshad sharif, killed in kenya sunday night. many praising sharif as a man who dedicated his work to ending corruption and challenging the political elite. in an earlier tweet, imran khan wrote he is deeply shocked in tha

of all these two individuals -- is there any prospect and secondly, is there any suggestion that huaweiould connect to these individuals in terms of inducing their behavior? >> we are not going to comment on the identity of the company involved in the first charging instrument. we are always interested in apprehending individuals who violate our laws. >> but you would not name the company is there any allegation they were aware? >> there is an allegation one of the officers in the complaint refers to directions from the company to arrange a meeting which the officer refuses. >> attorney general garland, this is midterms related. 15 days out. >> you know what my answer is going to be. >> there have been concerns about intimidation, people armed at polling places in arizona, problems in houston. asking for doj's help. are you concerned about what you are seeing this far out while the department of justice get involved? >> the justice department has an obligation to guarantee free and fair vote by everyone who is qualified to vote and will not permit voters to be intimidated. >> was it a m

tik tok before the universal face recognition system, another issue for huawei, such tactics did not help much, but by creating so far, no one has really succeeded in doing anything of their own, isolated from the global production of modern integrated circuits, at least because the technology is concentrated in the hands of several companies from different countries and without any of them, as well as without specialists who can work with this equipment , and there are also a limited number of them. it is virtually impossible to build advanced production. meanwhile, cooperation with chinese business is gradually curtailed by the world's largest manufacturers of consumer goods. electronics, so according to minchenko, well-known for his insider analysts, apple has a plan involving a gradual increase in the production of iphones and macbooks outside of china , first of all, we are talking about india and thailand in particular in 3-5 years, at least in the usa and this is almost a third of the global market, apple smartphones will not come from chinese factories , the need for iphones

holder, that is, google has a store of individual equipment manufacturers, for example, samsung or huawei there are a number of global alternative sites, since android itself allows and now in russia there is natural competition for local software stores for smartphones. moreover, the mediascope research company, which regularly publishes app ratings, even introduced a separate rating rating of russian appstores, the first results were published 3 weeks ago, and there again won growth, and with a fairly solid margin of 1 million 760.000 users against 780 and 550.000 uromarkets on storm accordingly, then this was explained by the fact that rustor is not only being done by more than one holding in vk a in cooperation, as was stated with the largest these companies in the country for the security of the application is answered by the kaspersky lab, for example, it has also become the de facto official alternative store application. it is supported by the ministry of digital and there is even a list of applications required for placement on this site. this is, for example , a program created

were charged with attempting to on strength a criminal investigation into the giant tech company huawei to an american official they thought would provide information, but the authorities say the official was actually a double agent working for the fbi. >> beijing may think our adherence to the rule of law is a weakness, but they're wrong. we're does erupting chinese government criminality and aggression. >> 11 other chinese men accused of working on behalf of beijing have also been charged with crimes in the last week. >>> and npr says calls to boycott adidas is growing as the company stays silent on kanye west's anti-semitism. the german footwear giant's collaboration with west's easy fashion brand is said to be worth billions of dollars. west who now goes by the name of ye has come under fire for anti-semitic remarks and wearing a shirt with a slogan associated with white supremacists. adidas says it's under review. more than 150,000 have signed a petition urging the company to cut ties. >>> and still to come, beyonce's summer surprise, how the superstar may have accidentally reveale

investigation in trying to take down huawei. using the cover of an academic institute.hose are the headlines. we are back in half an hour. right now, it is "inside story." ♪ ♪ laura:t least 220 people killed in the latest fighting in sudan. it has created more turmoil a year after a military turnover scuttled the transition to civilian rule. what can bring stability to sudan. this is "inside story." ♪ laura: hello. welcome to the program. i am laura kyle. the south of sudan has seen some of the worst violence between rival ethnic communities in months. at least 220 people have been killed in the last week. security forces have been deployed to quiet the situation in blue nile stage. two tribes have been fighting since july for access to land and resources. witnesses report heavy gunfire and homes burnt to the ground. international aid agencies are urging all people. all sides to allow them access to the region. calling for the government to be sacked. the u.n. says at least 1200 people have been displaced. >> these displaced are in schools as large groups. these habitat

but reporting shows is indeed huawei and in exchange for money and for big coins and jewelry. i, these accused chinese spies are said to have received fake documents from this u. s. official because he was a double agent all along working for the f b. i. now another case here is a 7 chinese nationals charge for targeting a naturalized u. s. citizen from china who was being harassed both his family here and in china in a, in an effort to force him to repatriate to china. 2 people have been arrested out of these 13 the rest though may still be at large likely are in china and would be very difficult for the f, b i to apprehend. but what's further significant about this marion is who delivered the announcement about these charges. this came from the top to u. s. law enforcement officials, the attorney general and the director of the f. b i. these are 2 men who normally shy away from the cameras, but when announcing these charges, had forceful words directed at the chinese government. we've found the chinese government threatening, established democratic norms and the rule of law

we ask andrea's chima from the tech company, huawei, what he thinks will replace the smartphone. the smartphone built kind of my phones will have a central role in the way that they do now be busy with different devices will share different functions and i'll be able to just move things back and forth between them. depending on what the situation i'm. i'm pushing on here, hold and they haven't con enough team investment, is it? what if i'm on the sofa off and have a big screen in front of me and gotten i can take a video called there, you call even of them go smoothly, can be a name. and many times when i say i've got to go home, for example, to another room, i can just transfer it in there when they finish, even if i want to leave my apartment to me, i can take the video call with me on my smart phone line and my wearable i submit, so to evolve at the end of the day, it's about the devices adjusting to the user and not the other way around the motor and pass it on the mac. next up, more about what a future without smartphones might look like. but how did it all begin? in 1994, t

both huawei's xs 2 fold and samsung's fold 4 bends to a double width screen, albeit in opposite directionsow that phone to become a tablet. both companies also have new versions of the flip form factor, but there are just so many opportunities to damage the inward folding screens and the outward folding screens. i don't think we know exactly yet what form factor effects a flexible display best works in. maybe it is a rollerball phone or a bendy phone but there is not enough experience there yet with real—world people using these devices to really understand what form factor makes sense. if i'm homest, none of the current selections are ideal, you either get a smaller device or a bigger screen but you don't get both and you certainly don't get that fantasy of a screen that can be whatever you want to be. ok, time for a look at this week's tech news now. it's on, it's off and it's on again. elon musk changed his mind again and said he will buy twitter after all. he has tweeted that it's part of a mysterious plan to create x, a so—called everything app that could incorporate a lot of services

we ask andrea's chima from the tech company, huawei, what he thinks will replace the smartphone. the smartphone built kind of phones will have a central role in the way that they do now be busy. whole different devices will show different functions and i'll be able to just move things back and forth between them, depending on what situation and i'm, i'm of pushing on here, hold. and they haven't con enough team in button, is it? what if i'm on the sofa and have a big screen in front of me and gotten, i can take a video called there, you call even of them go smoothly, can be a name. and many times when i say, if i've got to go home, for example, to another room, i can just transfer it in there when they finish, even if i want to leave my apartment to me, i can take the video call with me on my smart phone line and my wearable i submit, so to evolve. at the end of the day, it's about the devices adjusting to the user and not the other way around the motor and pass it on the mac. next up, more about what a future without smartphones might look like. but how did it all begin? in 1994