it gets thank what the future vision is on the denuclearization of the korean peninsula and the relationshipparticular, not so much with the united states which is key as we focused on what president trump continues to do with his letters coming from kim jong un, but looking at the relationship between president moon and -- and chairman kim. eric: what do you think that will mean, the president said he received a beautiful letter in which kim jong un complained about the joint military exercises as saying basically, it seemed that that's why he's been firing off the missiles, of course, he wants those military exercises stopped, what do you think will happen, what should the president do, how do you think the president should react to the fact that he is still firing missiles and sent him the letter which could lead to a third summit? >> i think we are going to continue to do our exercises, we have a responsibility to defend the korean -- south korean peninsula and we are also going to go forward looking at the diplomacy and set up the framework that president trump has envisioned with previ

politics here bringing up the wartime wreck or the atrocities committed by japan here on the korean peninsula as a so is there any possibility then rob of this being reversed in or i mean is there anything to the south korean government. given that it did this decision is not going to be welcome can do to try to get japan to change as mine. they had been right until the very last moment been a concerted lobbying effort we had lawmakers from south korea all week in japan trying to meet trying to lobby on behalf to try to reverse this decision because many people here said this deal really does change the whole dynamic the relationship between south korea and japan which as we know has been a very troubled past what's likely to be the response to this is it's going to escalate a boycotting campaign that we've seen here in south korea there have been protests on the streets urging people not to buy japanese it's affected car sales here other goods also the numbers of visitors from south korea going to japan has been affected we are seeing airlines cutting a number of flights and more specificall

war is a wake up call to prevent the economy and relations with the north he says a reunified korean peninsula will create a korean economic power outweighing japan but a peace driven economy needs peace. could hope for south korea's long term economic health be found here that's just what south korean president has suggested he'd like to see the korean peninsula unified at least economically. if you enter korean economic cooperation leads to a peace driven economy we will be able to catch up to japan's dominance. it's the latest turn in the south ongoing trade drama with japan which scaled back exports to its neighbor after wartime grievances between the 2 nations reemerged south korea has responded by boycotting japanese products and its government has struck an increasingly nationalistic tone. economic cooperation on the peninsula remains a distant prospect pyongyang would be expected to denuclearize something it has long resisted doing the country's leadership meanwhile remains unpredictable raising tensions again just last week with a series of missile tests a north korea's isolated econo

must be wholly denuclearised, and we must find lasting peace on the korean peninsula.h daily challenges as they come. foreign minister, i thank you very much indeed forjoining me from beijing. thank you for having me. hello, there. as we move into the latter part of august, it looks like summer is going to go for it with a real final flourish, and temperatures up to 30 celsius through the weekend and on into monday. which for some, is of course a bank holiday. the reason being, we want to get rid of these areas of low pressure, that have brought some quite cool weather and wet and windy conditions which will be squeezed away to the north by high—pressure building from the continent, and as we move into the southerly airstream we will have some real warmth coming into the continent too. well, this morning, quite a breezy story, we're still under the influence of the area of low pressure to the north of us, and there will be some showers on the tail end of a weather front. this front will affect northern england, more persistent rain for northern ireland, and it will the

japan and the korean peninsula, we have been watching the tropical storm.dnesday, pushing on through the korean peninsula. it will push out into the sea of japan. clearing across much of japan. 34 c celsius in tokyo. across moreill southern sections of the korean peninsula with 33 as the hide. -- the high. ♪ ♪ barbara: time now for a reminder of the top stories on "al jazeera." warnedn's prime minister the crisis in kashmir could explode into a regional force. -- war. kashmir has been under lockdown since the government stripped the region of its autonomous status. the uss sanctions against venezuela will cut off financing for nicolas maduro. washington has frozen off assets, blocking u.s. companies and individuals from doing business with mindoro's administration. nicolassident donna -- maduro's administration. president trump said the american economy is booming. texas police chief has apologized after a photo of a black man's arrest went viral. male officers were leading the handcuffed suspect by a rope. photos have been circulating on social media. more

donald trump, the self—proclaimed dealmaker extraordinaire is finding the korean peninsula tough goingr all of his claims of friendship with the north korean dictator, kimjong—un, pyongyang seems no closer to giving up its nuclear arsenal, and america's strategic partnership with south korea is looking increasingly strained too. my guest is south korean foreign minister kang kyung—wha. her country is currently out of step with both the us and japan. so how vulnerable does that make south korea? theme music plays. foreign minister kang kyung—wha in beijing, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much for having me. foreign minister, i think we have to start — because you are in beijing and you have had meetings with both the chinese and japanese foreign ministers — we have to start your very troubled relationship with japan. we have to start with your very troubled relationship with japan. i'm going to quote to you the words of a financial times newspaper editorial — they says, "the world's been fixated editorial — they say, "the world's been fixated on donald trump's tariffs on china, but

parts of hokkaido parts of the coastal areas of russia as well as into the northern part of the korean peninsula now that is going to last here on saturday but by the time we get towards sunday we'll be seeing a lot of clean skies across much of the region down here for parts of japan though it is going to be quite warm tokyo clear a few with a temper there $35.00 degrees well here across china there's not to be too much your chains can be wet down towards the south and dry up here towards the north and that's really going to be the trend all the way through the weekend so hong kong expect to see a rainy day for you at $31.00 degrees on though it is going to be quite warm $38.00 degrees plenty of sun hazy conditions as we go towards sunday as well but over here towards taipei it is going to be a rainy day few with a temperature of $34.00 down towards the philippines though for luzon it is going to be quite wet with manila seeing a temperature of $31.00. from mother to daughter an ancient croft kept alive by a bustling matriarch. from start to finish. all traditions intertwined with new designs m

we've been watching this tropical storm francisco by wednesday really pushing on through the korean peninsula it will continue to push out into the sea of japan as we head through thursday to sunday clearing across much of japan 34 celsius in tokyo 35 in a saka and actually clear is still across most southern sections of korean peninsula with 33 is the high. captaining a leading youth team at 16 years old takes determination. to that staying on top of your game at school. the whole family together and shares the sacrifices necessary for a son to have a shot at becoming a professional footballer. on a. time now for a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera pakistan's prime minister has warned that the crisis in kashmir could explode into a regional war indeed administered kashmir has been under lockdown since india's government stripped the region of its own on the status and revoked special rights granted to its citizens the u.s. says new sanctions against venezuela will cut off financing for president nicolas maduro washington has frozen all venezuelan government assets blocking u.s. compa

the korean peninsula was basically a colony of japan and suffered at their hands and saying attendance in the region north korea launched 2 new short range ballistic missiles from its east coast on friday if confirmed it'll be the 3rd such launch and just over a week earlier on thursday north korean state media released these images stuff their leader kim jong un overseeing the test firing of a new rocket launcher system on wednesday. so 1st the latest launches could affect any future talks on denuclearization com we expressed deep regret that north korea's missile launches including ballistic missiles could negatively affect if it's to establish peace in the korean peninsula so we will keep a close eye on the religious movements and prepare. the u.s. president donald trump has announced more tariffs on goods from china he says he's not happy with the progress of trade talks and wants a 10 percent tariff imposed on the remaining $300000000000.00 worth of chinese imports tariffs are due to take effect on september 1st with the fighters in yemen have killed dozens of people at a military

military assets from any position that could target the korean peninsula. of course, that is not what is likely to be on the table. but he will want at the very least to have something. he has made essentiay two promises to his people -- he has told them he will develop nuclear weapons and he will develop the economy. ot claims to have done the first, but he cao the second unless he gets real movement on sanctions. laura: do you see tesiions in the short-term? katie: i think this have been very carefully calibrated. these are not missiles that can hit the united states mainland. kim jong-un has refrained from doing anything that would get us back to the fire and01ury days of but he has associated himself very personally with it and he in front and center superv these tests. he is calibrating these moves refully, but he has miscalculated before and he can do so again and it is not helpful in terms of tensions. laura: thank you for being with us. there are reports tonight that kim jong-un himse personally oversaw the test firing of those missiles on friday mo

we've been watching this tropical storm francisco by wednesday really pushing on through the korean peninsula it will continue to push out into the sea of japan as we head through thursday was slightly clearing across much of japan 34 celsius in tokyo 35 in a saka and actually clearer still across most sudden sections of korean peninsula with 33 is the high. captaining a leading youth team at 16 years old takes determination. to that staying on top of your game at school. the whole family bands together and shares the sacrifices necessary for a son to have a shot at becoming a professional footballer. my tunisia home game on a jersey you know. this is al jazeera. hello i'm barbara starr and this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london thank you for joining us coming up in the next 60 minutes pakistan warns that tensions in the disputed region of kashmir could escalate into a full blown war the u.s. says tough new sanctions will choke off the financing for venezuela's president but caracas accuses washington of economic.

these missile ranges would hit most of this korean peninsula and would be within range of the legs ofikes of the legs of the us bases —— likes of us bases where many us troops are based was up while the us can brush it off is not a threat to the us mainland, certainly it is a threat to us assets here in the korean peninsula and of course, it violates un security council resolutions. thank you very much for that. that's round up some of the other news. four people had been shot dead ina news. four people had been shot dead in a sudanese city, as predators took to the street across the country on thursday. the latest demonstration, you can see them here in the capital khartoum, a response to four —— the death for secondary stu d e nts to four —— the death for secondary students in central sudan on monday. the syrian government has agreed to a ceasefire in the north—west idlib region. that's according to the agency. they want to see the implantation of a deal agreed a year ago, opposition fighters fighting back and the creation of a buffer zone between forces. it has been a symbol of the

friday morning he commented on how united states is approach to north korea and tension on the korean peninsula will remain the same. having a meeting with chairman kim didn't give him a darn thing. it was an attempt that is ongoing to engage with them diplomatically to achieve an outcome that for decades has not been achieved many paths have been tried but they've all been unsuccessful and so i was the 1st when i was the director of central the 1st one to travel to meet with chairman kim to begin this opportunity. we're still engaged and we hope that they will put their working group back together and meet with us before too long and when that working group will meet again remains up in the air for the last 10 years senior officials from north korea have attended these foreign ministers meetings but not this year. president trump has announced more terrorists and goods from china he says he's not happy with the progress of trade talks and wants a 10 percent tariff imposed on the rate remaining $300000000000.00 worth of chinese imports an official has more from washington. the chinese u.s. trad

were discussed though were the big east south china sea territorial disputes the tension in the korean peninsula the trade war between the united states and china but none of those issues were really moved forward they were just brought up a lot of pleasantries people saying they want to continue working together but no real concrete action but interestingly later in the day u.s. secretary of state mike pump aoe held a press conference and in that press conference a lot of these pleasantries but also some very strong words to china and its relationship with cambodia i want also to address something that came up in the u.s. ministerial meeting cambodia refuted reports that is allowing a chinese military installation to be built on its territory the united states welcomes cambodia's strong defense of its national sovereignty and we encourage other nations in the region to follow cambone easily and protecting it and the meetings will continue here on friday again a lot of bilateral meetings trilateral meetings but one meeting that is quite interesting it's actually a forum it's a regional forum so

friday morning he commented on how united states is approach to north korea and tension on the korean peninsula will remain the same having a meeting with chairman kim didn't give him a darn thing. it was an attempt that is ongoing to engage with them diplomatically to achieve an outcome that for decades has not been achieved many paths have been tried but they've all been unsuccessful and so i was the 1st one i was the director of central so the 1st one to travel to meet with chairman kim to begin this opportunity. we're still engaged and we hope that they will put their working group back together and meet with us before too long and when that working group will meet again remains up in the air for the last 10 years senior officials from north korea have attended the foreign ministers meetings but not this year. the pet president trump is announce more terrorists and goods from china he says he's not happy with the progress of trade talks and wants a 10 percent tariff imposed on the remaining $300000000000.00 worth of chinese imports fisher has more from washington. the chinese u.s. trade tal

research fellow at the university institute for north korean studies he says the latest rhetoric from north korea comes amid a diplomatic shift on the peninsula. it's a result of south korean government having been effective mediator between north korea and they you know they states specially when there was escalation of tension on the korean peninsula in 2017 when the u.s. president on trumped openly you know talked about complete destruction of north korea and north korea retaliated with a harsher rhetorics so it's an irony of south korea being a producer or mediator between north korea and the united states for it's a sub says that south korea is no longer needed by north korea and the united states or the mediator because these countries are now engaging directly with each other for productive negotiations with the 3 something meeting between human trauma so north korean leadership is attempted to fully exploited the gap between south korea and they you know it is these are especially trying to take full of the bends you know of president trump who describes the joint military exercises. as a war games or he openly express his opposition

. >> the present has made it clear with the denuclearization of korean peninsula. it was obama that said north korea will be your most challenging issue. this president open from the beginning, he has met with him quite a few times and sanctions going on in korea, everything stays the same. there were sections in place until irreversible verifiable denuclearization. some of the short rains this will test do not violate the agreement. the president -- tweeted out that after the south korea is over, he and kim could get back to the negotiation table and it's also dangled in front of kids and more economically prosperous, that is up to kim and when this president walks away to be a bad deal, several months ago everybody was shocked. he does every time he does not see a good deal for america. he wants to continue to talk to president xi about trade and get a vote -. bill: there is no meeting on the schedule? >> not at the moment lastly on the campaign, friday the president said this about joe biden. >> joe biden is not what i would've pulled back. this is not somebody

like that pic sometimes it's been buried amongst quadrilateral or multilateral or far from the korean peninsula, mike trilateral mine clearing operations but in the strait of hormuz, even though during a korean conflict we would need a lot of japanese mine clearing assets to keep the sea lines communications open. are there ways of right now either expanding it to more multilateral, quadrilateral et cetera or doing things say now with the trumpet ministries very concerned about strait of hormuz trying to get both navy's involved in that, is that options? >> on the counter piracy, the gulf of aden is not a trilateral per se but it's embedded within a broader multilateral, and the north korean sanctions enforcement operation that is based out of the blue ridge, which is based in japan, and japan is hosting all the different nations that facilitate and cornet their activities in south korea is among them. along with australia and others. i think there are opportunities in their the strait of hormuz is particularly tricky from a japan perspective because of the legal restrictions on collective defe

person who is similar to share the same kind of understanding of the security situation on the korean peninsula us while alienating south korea ok president moon saying we are at the most critical juncture that we've seen for a long time does that mean that the u.s. donald trump should rephrase how they see the relationship even if they don't want . well it's up to the trumpet to mr sharon the president trying himself right i mean he has been pushing for the america forest foreign policy which has not been without cost which undermines the credibility of your secret commitment to you know our u.s. allies in europe and asia so it's up to the president from the say whether he wants to reset his foreign policy or ready continues to focus on saving money u.s. dollars for the united states ok we seem to have this triangular 3 way relationship you've got donald trump in the white house you got mr kim in pyongyang you know president putin in seoul out of those 3 men seems to me mr moon uses what you might call normal diplomatic political language given that does this mean the diplomatic door is closed

to be quite heavy through much of tuesday particularly across these northern sections of the korean peninsula even as far up as you can see there towards a lot of all stop but it does begin to ease by wednesday so rain in the forecast but hopefully not as heavy what you will notice is this this is the next tropical storm this is cross that now it is on its way towards western japan expected to make landfall probably about thursday into key issue so we'll keep a very close eye on the progress of that storm because it could also strengthen in the coming couple of days meanwhile further to the south we've got more rain across much of the southern regions of china also across to the northern philippines and taiwan again will see his a slight easing as we head through wednesday december what a few days ahead 33 in hong kong 36 in taipei. if you were looking at this from the outside you would really wonder what was going old what do you see this. is a religion that they have an in-depth exploration of global capitalism and our obsession with economic growth this is still the center of capitalism th

repeated negative and irrational actions including the most critical issue of laborers from the korean peninsula. the laborers referred to here are the young korean men and women who were forced into labor and prostitution in japan at the start of the last century this trigger the long running dispute. south korean courts recently ordered japanese companies in south korea to pay compensation to the victims of the trade dispute doesn't only threaten the economies of japan and south korea it also threatens global supply chains computer chips mobile phones and other tech products are made in both countries. now to some of the other business stories making news that britain british travel group thomas cook has agreed to a 1000000000 dollar rescue if we count up between chinese investor from sun and linda's but the bailout is that for the tour operators shareholders will be effectively wiped out. china plans to install $50005.00 g. base stations by the end of the you was made at this china rex both transmitters will be installed in 50 states. and yahoo is ending the sale of ivory on its auction web s

picture here on the satellite there's been a cloud just streaming into northern sections of the korean peninsula and maybe just a shot into seoul $35.00 celsius so feeling pretty well this time which is about 5 or 6 degrees above the average for this time of year drying up on sunday if there were indeed any showers and then you can see some a picture across into much of japan maybe again just an often in in tokyo with a high of 33 celsius not so quiet further to the south into the southeast of asia not this mass of rain that you can see all of this is tied to what is tropical storm now it will continue to weaken over the next few days that is in terms of the winds but the rain will stay very heavy indeed you can see him much of northern vietnam seeing some very heavy amounts of rain it will indeed likely lead to some flooding 27 celsius in hanoi and again much of the south coast of china again it's been already clearing up after this very heavy rainfall and as we head through sunday there's not really much less at the system is a work its way. continue to bring that heavy rain and just you know

compensate korean plaintiffs for their wartime labor during japan's brutal colonise ation of the korean peninsula between 101-1905. japan points to an erosion of trust since the south korea rulings and claims the export controls are for national security purposes. one thing that all citizens have in common is a past or much like this one it's getting easier for wealthy foreign investors mainly but not only russians to buy themselves a new citizenship in the form of a so-called golden passport and a place to do that is cyprus. cyprus is booming again and it's 2013 financial crisis seems all but forgotten. the island's real estate market is thriving with the rows of expensive new high rises in the port town of limits so. many russians are buying them today they make up about a quarter of a limb of souls total population. but why is that. where all because investing at least 2000000 euros in cypriot real estate will get you cypriot citizenship. business consultant irina churchill town there's one of those who makes it happen for her wealthy clients it's really simple. quiet the boss or don't have to

fairly swiftly out of the picture we've got the of course it then heading on up towards the korean peninsula so 29 degrees in seoul on wednesday with more of the rain but you can see by really thursday we should be mostly dry across much of western japan and also across the majority of korean peninsula still want to those showers and thunderstorms instead it will be this particular region here where we are going to be saying more of the rain this is tim still sort of rolling along the coast so we'll keep a close eye on it as i say it should actually develop into any stronger but it will still bring those strong winds and rain and we've had of course more rains across much of the central and eastern i was the china more to the south as well by wednesday we've also seen some fairly strong rains across into bay province so some reports of flooding that thursday it's a very similar picture we've got more of that rain hong kong pretty things and thunderstorms at the hive $34.00 and still fairly widespread out towards the west towards miami. conflict that is now considered to be the world's worst

of platitudes a lot of niceties if you will on the big topic south china sea tension on the korean peninsula and then this situation with a trade war between the united states and china nothing really advancing the any of those issues but at least out of that both leaders coming out both foreign minister and the secretary of state coming on saying these were discussed will continue to work toward a goal like and one when it came to north korea and the situation on the korean peninsula the chinese foreign minister said that they were going to continue to work with the united states we hope the united states will continue to push for more discussions same thing about the south china sea that they're going to continue discussions about the disagreements over territory there and then also the trade war we know there were discussions negotiations in china chang high earlier in the week nothing really came out of that but they said the leader said that they're still discussing it so at least they sat down across the table from each other but really no net gain out of that meeting today here in ban

a bit of rain in your forecast 22 celsius for you on sunday and not a bad sunday across the korean peninsula but that rain across the southwest it does extend further as we head into beginning of the work week certainly cloudy skies across much of the korean peninsula then we had for that to the south this of course is where we have seen the bulk of the rains along the south coast of china and in particular with the remnants of that recent storm pushing in across much of there and those storm that storm at the time had some very strong winds and this is some of the damage that was done as well as these trees that came down and obviously there was a lot of damage to some buildings we also saw about 160 millimeters of rain now unfortunately there is more rain in the fall cause you can see throughout sunday it is very extensive you can barely see the coastline underneath all of that rain and it's also very heavy again across into mammals so here again we could be saying around $150.00 millimeters of rain accumulating as we go through the next few days and particularly young gone we could see so

companies to compensate korean plaintiffs for their wartime labor pan's brutal colonise ation of the korean peninsula between 101-1905. japan points to an erosion of trust since a south korea rulings and claims the export controls are for national security purposes. on the streets of seoul for us just how heated is this trade getting. well that's quite scary at just a stone's throw away and attempt to police an embassy there daily protests and this a mess of boycotts against japanese products koreans don't buy them anymore you need go for example the japanese fishing brand crease and their profits decreased to about 40 percent just recently korean airlines refused a light switch at hand and why use it so he did because of the historical conflict it creates over we both aware that japan's is a political retaliation because south korea recently ruled against just these companies to compensate the families of forced labor through the colonial times. as so pointed out this is going to hurt both sides is pointing out as well there's south korea's already suffering though and to take a look at their export

all parties want a stable and permanent peace on the korean peninsula. it is critical that this cooperation continue between japan and south korea. our commitment through a series of transparent andteral training events we also conduct trilateral training with japan and south korea. we recently held trilateral chiefs of defense meetings as well as trilateral conversations on a broad range of intelligence matters. trilateralcent chiefs of the fence -- of defense meeting occurred in 2018. the defense relationship is well-positioned to deepen cooperation on global security issues. there is a willingness to continue to do so. japan and south korea are both active participants in the proliferation of the security initiative and are leaders of psi's asia-pacific exercise rotation which seeks to enhance capability across the indo pacific to stop weapons of mass destruction delivery systems and related materials. they participated in the eastern endeavor exercise in july and the asia-pacific exercise event. japan and korea continue to pledge significant support

they landed in waters off the korean peninsula. situation is being closely monitored in cooperation with south korea and the japanese. president trump has said he has no problems with these kinds of short-range missile tests. >>> the florida man who pleaded guilty to sending pipe bombs to prominent democrats and cnn sentenced to 20 years prison. 57-year-old caesar sayoc is sentenced to 20 years life. among the targets, former -- he said he got mid range because sayoc built bombs that didn't go off. now that he's sober he knows he's a very sick man. >>> how's your 401k today? taking a hit after a brutal day on wall street today. ♪ ♪ all strength, no sweat. ♪ just in case you forgot ♪ all strength. ♪ no sweat secret. all strength. no sweat. we're on the move. hey rick, all good? oh yeah, we're good. we're good. terminix. defenders of home. we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us

a cultural storm francisco it has already really been impacting honshu heading on tools the korean peninsulais focused 1st of all on the kima so this is the position the area that we're watching very closely is taiwan a shipping taiwan is watching this very closely because as i say it is also 4 calls to develop into a typhoon in the next 24 hours that means winds sustained about 120 kilometers an hour and it's heading. up towards the northwest heading towards taiwan but what it will also do is pull away a lot of this moisture has been sitting across the northern philippines luzon mynor and particular it'll pull all of that with it all some of that with it and that is some good news there at least and then we had up towards the north and we can see that this is also going to be impacted by the next system this is a thursday so it's a it's moving very slowly than we had up towards japan on the korean peninsula and it's already really made landfall across western japan wednesday it is all about the rains will be producing into sudden sections and central regions of the korean peninsula south ko

projectiles reportedly landed in the sea between the korean peninsula and japan. it's the sixth time they've tested short range ballistic missiles since last month. it comes after pyongyang rejected face-to-face talks with south korea. north korea has railed against ongoing joint military drills threatening just days ago to freeze out seoul by only holding future talks with washington. >>> the white house is said to be considering invoking executive privilege to limit former campaign aide cory lewandowski from complying with the subpoena from the house judiciary committee. here's the rub. lewandowski has never served in any role in the white house. the white house has used executive privilege to block other aides from testifying before congress. they all held positions in the west wing. lewandowski has only informally advised president trump since his work on the 2016 campaign and when it ended. >>> america's longest ever war in afghanistan could be drawing to a close. president trump is expected to meet with his top national security advisors today to review a u.

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but a trade war between japan and south korea push the korean peninsula towards peace. and solving the planet's pollution problems a company that wants to suck c o 2 out of the air and turn it into fuel. and then fizzle and lets do business beijing could be using its currency as a weapon in its tariff war with washington china has allowed the you want to significantly fold against the u.s. dollar the central bank blames trade protectionism referring to american tariffs but it's also playing down the weakening of its currency saying fluctuations unknowable could china's yuan be the next weapon in the increasingly hostile us china trade war the chinese currency unexpectedly broke through the closely watched 7 per dollar mark for the 1st time since the global financial crisis a major psychological blow as it's seen as a line in the sand the un slumped to 11 year lows and weaker yuan could allow china's exports to remain competitive despite the tariffs.

compensate south korean plaintiffs for their water time labor during japan's colonization of the korean peninsula all these frictions warry analysts they believe the rise and protectionist policies could lead to a worldwide recession. since hyperinflation a decade ago and your budget this week has done little to raise hopes in a country that struggling to deal with rising prices and shortages of everyday ascensions. arriving to cheers and a standing ovation president. is a parliament in herrera listen to the finance minister present a supplementary budget but this is not a time for celebration in zimbabwe water shortages. long queues for fuel and electricity blackouts which affect almost every part of national life this is where the zimbabwean economy is and 2019 in a speech to parliament finance minister today nuba announced some new measures with production and a major lol there are serious grand shortages he promised grant distribution packages to rural and urban areas and also more bad news for ordinary zimbabweans a dramatic rise in the cost of electricity already in very short supply. altho

they flew towards the waters between the korean peninsula and japan.lone. the u.s./china trade war escalated sharply on friday. the fallout, look at this. back and forth immediately sparked a selloff on wall street with the dow dropping more than 600 points. mr. trump is on his way to the annual g7 summit held in france. he dislikes the forum and questions why he has to go. but it will give him a chance to meet with boris johnson and discuss bilateral trade after brexit. britain's new prime minister is also facing scrutiny on the international stage. with two months to go until they leave with or without a deal. he met with european leaders who he often disagrees like macron and merkel. this weekend mr. johnson heads to the g7 and brings with him decades of animosity against the european union. anna stewart looks at the legacy of bad blood between the two. >> his stance on europe means that he is hated by some and adored by others. boris johnson's rocky relationship with the eu began long before the term brexit was even coined. in the early 90s, johnso

. >>> to the korean peninsula now where seoul says pyongyang fired another round of project tiles into the sea early on saturday. they were short-range ballistic missiles similar to other launches by north korea. for more on this i'm joined by cnn's ivan watson. he's reporting from hong kong. ivan? >> reporter: hi there, cyril. the two missiles were launched around dawn from north korea splashing into the sea identified as short-range ballistic missiles. what's striking is this is the fifth time that north korea has fired salvos of these missiles in 2 1/2 weeks. if you look at the time line, it is quite busy not only this morning but also early in the morning on august 6th, on august 2nd, on july 31st, on july 25th. now years ago before they engaged in face-to-face diplomacy, president trump used to deride the north korean dictator calling him little rocket man, but hours before this most recent launch took place on saturday morning, president trump was instead celebrating the fact that he received another, as he put it, very beautiful letter from kim jong-un. take a listen. >> he real