yes, who took us out of kyoto or wouldn't ratify kyoto.nce with obama though is, i agree that perhaps he did not seem to project the same kind of persona that we have come accustomed to with us leaders, but his idea of diplomacy or leading was more through multilateralist organisations and trump is actually trying to pull himself even away from that and being isolationist and that is something i think we cannot afford in this world. i think it is important to bear in mind that while the policy of withdrawing did begin under obama, there is vast difference. today we have the first g20 where the united states is not playing as central role, it playing a peripheral role. and that i think is a significant change from the past. you have for big agenda items, i guess, and either the united states is not a part of this or they are being obstructive. climate change, for instance. international trade, for instance. north korea has been outsourced to china by president trump. and you have, of course, the fourth element where i think there could be s

it was an empty it was a can of worms now is the paris agreement replace kioto right correct and kyoto did have basically measures by which you could force people to the nations to actually do what they were supposed to do your absolute race is all voluntary nicaragua by the way did not sign it because it was a step down from kyoto so to say that you know now the us is in the company of nicaragua nicaragua said it's a fake agreement as max is saying and he knew that i said you're being disingenuous or you're talking the book here i was the only way i'm sorry wally company i didn't give nicaragua's reason as yet no warning and i mean we're getting it was there any misinformation well but the thing is having this and you're absolutely right that paris was the first step the next step was going to be the binding agreement part that is so paris was a step in the right direction global climate change requires a global solution paris is not perfect but withdrawing from it is just removes us leadership on the leadership if now all a bunch of non leaders talking about nothing that's not leader

would have promised meeting demand, but switch production was lower than what the company, based on kyotoof people lining up to buy switch consoles, suggesting that demand for the game remains strong. but do not expect new announcements about smart phone games from nintendo or any of those products at their media briefing, which they said they will not be doing for these first quarter numbers. sharanjit leyl in singapore, they give that analysis. —— thank you for that. volkswagen is set to hold an emergency supervisory board meeting later today regarding allegations that the carmaker operated a cartel alongside audi, porsche, mercedes and bmw, to control pricing on parts. if true, the reports would be a further blow to the german car industry, which is trying to recover after the recent vw emissions scandal. damien mcguinness reports from berlin. vw, bmw, daimler, audi, porsche. all german car brands accused of collusion. the allegation is that since the 1990s, they regularly held talks to agree costs, either for parts orfor talks to agree costs, either for parts or for technology. the ai

kyoto see? declining volatility and less volume, not good for his business.red their policies lightly in 2015, turning the purchases more toward broader, away from the nikkei index. mr. kyoto also sang etf does not need help anymore, the industry is no longer in its infancy. thernor kuroda said after last policy meeting, maybe we could change the policy of it, but it would be unthinkable to do away with it altogether. jasper coal in the last hour saying the bank of japan is not going to do anything because if they do, it would be admitting a policy mistake. he thinks they will continue to be passive aggressive, keep the ¥6 trillion as a possibility but not make any public changes yet. betty: let's take a look at the broader questions of inflation and yield curve control. what about tackling those issues? we are going to get more answers and insight into that? kathleen: very good question. answers and insight maybe we will get because that press conference -- which i will be attending in this building behind me -- he will be answering questions for a good hour

she is japanese and was arrested in 2014, going on trial in kyoto last month.ime because her husband was not treating her well. india's supreme court has suspended a law banning cattle being sold in markets for slaughter. they announced the new ruling as a measure of anti— cruelty. they said it would create hardship for those in the meat and leather industries. an update on a very rainy day eight at wimbledon. it was all about this woman, venus williams, the oldest semifinalist woman. johanna konta came good for britain as well, the first british woman to reach the semifinals since 1978, virginia. and novak djokovic is past his opponent. and now for all of the wimbledon news in sport today later on. and 110w news in sport today later on. and now the australian cameraman of sorts, jamie hudson, who captured this video of a whale playing with a pack of dolphins off the coast of west australia. you can see the wail enjoying the company of the dolphins. —— whale. he has attracted social media attention around the world, and no surprise. and now for more on the e—ma

out of kyoto.ference with 0bama, he did not project the same kind of persona we have become accustomed to with us leaders. his idea of leading was three multilateral organisations. trump is pulling himself out of that, becoming isolationist. we cannot afford that. important to bear in mind, while the policy of withdrawing did begin under 0bama, there is a vast difference. to date we have the first detroit dilly matty gee 20 where the united states is playing a peripheral role. significant change from the past. you have four big agenda items. either the united states is not a pa rt of either the united states is not a part of this, or they're being obstructed. climate change, for instance. internationaltrade. obstructed. climate change, for instance. international trade. north korea has been outsourced to china by president trump. there is an element of incense and is in the area of counterterrorism. there is more or less a consensus between the 620 countries. having said that, the problem is the wo

chisako kakehi was arrested in 2014 and went on trial in kyoto late last month.e crime because her husband was not treating her well. india's supreme court has suspended a law that would have banned cattle being sold at markets for slaughter. the hindu nationalist government announced the new ruling as an anti—cruelty measure, but the chiefjustice said the ban would have created hardship for those in the meat and leather industries, which are dominated by muslims. update on a rainy day eight at wimbledon, and venus williams became the oldest women's semi—finalist for 23 years, after beating latvianjelena 0stapenko in two straight sets. and johanna konta joins her, after she became the first british woman to reach the semi—finals since virginia wade in 1978. in the men's draw, second—seed novak djokovic eased past france's adrian mannarino, 6-2, 7-6, 6-4. more on all the wimbledon action later in sport today. well done to the australianjaimen hudson for capturing this moment of a whale playing with a pack of dolphins off the coast of western australia. his drone f

he took us out of kyoto. that perhaps it did not project the same kind of persona we have come accustomed to with us leader but his idea of the policy was leading at multilateral organisation and trump is becoming isolationist and trump is becoming isolationist and that is something we cannot afford in this world. i think it is important to bear in mind that while the policy of withdrawing did begin under obama, there is vast difference. today we have the first g20 where the united states is not playing as central role but it a peripheral role. and that is significant change the past. you have for big agenda items, i guess, and either the united states is not part of this or are being obstructive. climate change, the instance. international trade, the instance. you have the fourth element where they could be some consensus and that is the area of terrorism. counter terrorism. there is more or less consensus among the g20 countries. having said that, i think the problem is of course in the wording of these doc

now the majority are on board the kyoto climate clinton would have told the pilots have shown that they want to thailand and you pa. definitive moment to. and end the conflict that we've had with the f. france management for a long time. shows. that doesn't mean that there are no more disagreements but we are saying yes to this new project. rena and will portray. air france kaelin made eight hundred million euros last year but the french have the group is facing stiff competition on asian and go fruits that are popular with both business and leisure travelers. the franco dutch group plans for boost to take over those routes. although the pilots will fly under the same conditions as their current air france contracts. the company is targeting up to fifteen percent savings or forty million euros from new contracts for cabin crew and reduced catering and support costs. in addition the company hopes the new service will have equalize the fringe sides performance with the dutch kaelin. which has been growing more quickly. foust will begin service with ten long haul in eighteen medium haul ai

agreement changing gears for a second it was only when trump bailed out of this non-binding watered down kyoto fake agreement that mayors and governors and other local governments bodies started actually doing something. well you say i was a big fan of the paris agreement but as everybody says it was the only thing we have i mean i'm not a big fan of the president for one crucial reason all the commitments are voluntary non-binding ok that spelled really bad news but the i could picture this think came from the. i don't know what was that eighteen was in denmark in copenhagen that's when the you know that's when brazil the brics another fantastic story of the brics and but then trump in saying that this disagreement sucks especially he said it stinks it means calling the truth about it so well it's a bad thing you know i think he's saying i think he's you say this is a funny thing he's pulling out of that thing for for the wrong kinds of reasons ok if anything what you need to do with the president is let's say let's make sure that all of these are both very commitments independently stablishe

markers about trades, about climate, the bush administration in its opening day is pulled out of the kyotoeached by the clinton administration and we received a lot of criticism for that. i think we are early days and the question is on issues of trade and climate, what is the trump administration going to do in place of that. you were at the g20 meetings in warsaw and on this latest indication there were meetings between donald trump there were meetings between donald trumerand there were meetings between donald trump jr and russians there were meetings between donald trumer and russians operatives that have not previously been disclosed, why do you think this white house has not said to its members, every single meeting with a russian operative must be disclosed 110w. two reasons. one this is a up early on in the administration before has organised itself and secondly, the president's attitude is this is an unfair investigation and he will fight it at every step. an alternative approach is what president reagan dead in iran—contra and seek this is a problem and i will get all the informa

i have not heard anybody lay out that we're the only ones in alliance or in line with what kyoto laysk this will actually turn into something that we do see key results how likely is that >> i think that is both the challenge and the opportunity for the president. he'll be in the large group of 20 global leaders. i think they'll talk a range of issues that you mentioned, trade and i investment, climate, famine areas in africa, interestingly women's economic empowerment, broad range of issues it's important for the president and all the world leaders to move from that level of rhetorical flourish down to facts and details. at the end of the day, what is the g20 about? it's about jump starting the global economy, getting us and the u.s. growing back closer to 3% than 2% europe closer to 2% than 1%. japan moving up. china moving up. that's an important part of it the other thing that the g20 was set up to do 20 years ago was to look over the horizon. what might be that next financial crisis and it's been 20 years, for example, since asia has had a financial crisis a lot of uncertainty an

kyoto news says president trump has spoken by phone to shinzo abe, confirming their commitment to raisehe pressure on north korea. trump is expected to call xi jinping ahead of his meeting on the sidelines this week in hamburg at the g-20. chancellor angela merkel has called on partners to put policy divisions aside and seek win-win solutions. she says it offers a platform for nations to air their interest at the g-20 and forge policies that benefit the global economy. once articlest could lead to irreconcilable conflicts. brexit, its tune on ministers are adopting a more sober and realistic tone following the disastrous snap elections. hammond will tell that an abrupt split from europe will not be attempted. facesminister shinzo abe one of his biggest tests after his ruling party was well beaten and a local election in tokyo. ldp is projected to win its lowest number of seeds with the tokyo governor taking 50 seats and a 127-strong assembly. ldp executives have called an emergency meeting for monday morning. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts

agreement changing gears for a second it was only when trump bailed out of this non-binding watered down kyoto fake agreement that mayors and governors and other local governments bodies started actually doing something. well you say i was a big fan of the paris agreement but as everybody says it was the only thing we have i mean i'm not a big fan of the president for one crucial reason all the commitments are voluntary non-binding ok that spelled really bad news but the i could picture this think came from the cops. what was it eighteen was in denmark in copenhagen that's when the you know that's when brazil the brics another fantastic story of the brics and but then trump in saying that this disagreement sucks especially he said it stinks it means calling the truth about it so well it's a bad thing you know i think he's saying i think he's you say this is a funny thing he's pulling out of that thing for for the wrong kinds of reasons ok if anything what you need to do with the president is let's say let's make sure that all of these are both very commitments independently stablished commitme

kyoto later this week and apple, as well. geopolitical is also setting the tone.matic officials being expelled officially -- expelled essentially out of russia. as well as north korea very much in play. have -- has a look at this. still prices is probably the biggest mover at the moment. juliette: and also the oil contract in singapore. it is about 4%. seeing some big rallies for commodity producers. that the london copper contract is trailing at a two-year high. citigroup is saying they are rallying. knows a price, you momentum comes through from a lot of these commodity-based markets. new zealand, australia both up. the nikkei is flat as is singapore. you also mentioned hsbc earnings coming through today. we're seeing a lot of upside coming through from the hang seng. it had a great rally over the course of the last week. friday was the only day we saw hong kong stocks in the red, as we saw profit taking come through. it is pretty much reversing everything aloft on friday. good really coming through once again am tencent, one of the best performers in terms of i