the liberal national government top priority is to keep australia safe. as part of ensuring our national security, it is essential that we are tough on those terrorists who wish to do our nation and our people harm. senators would know that the government has introduced legislation to strengthen citizenship loss provision for dual nationals who have demonstrated repudiation of the relation to australia. to keep australian safe from evolving terrorist threats and to protect the integrity of australia citizenship and of course the privileges that attached to it. the government changes remove requirements for a citizen to be sentenced to at least six years imprisonment if they have committed a relevant terrorism offense to be eligible to lose their australian citizenship. what we are doing is a conviction for a terrorism offense is all that will be required and the laws will apply to any terrorist convicted after 12 december 2005. our legislation also provides that the minister must be satisfied that the person will not become stateless if their australian ci

national liberation front o. f l a n there is increasing disillusionment with the algerian government after weeks of rallies against president of the last things but the flicka foreign minister on foreign affairs but the flicka will hand over power to a democratically elected successor also called for discussions with the opposition party then in the early work the solution lies in dialogue that the algerian state is fully ready for dialogue moreover it is fully ready to welcome the representatives of the opposition and civil society as members a new government that is being formed. a constructive dialogue is the only way capable of finding successful solutions that meet people's expectations in the state's responsibilities one bosnian serb leader radovan carriage will spend the rest of his life in jail a un court re sentenced have been appealed trial overturning a previous term of forty years behind bars carriage it has been convicted for his role in the one nine hundred ninety five minutes a massacre more than a thousand muslim men and boys were killed in the genocide. well those are the headlines mostly the fina

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the national government plans to turn the state into an economic driver and may not be enough to save the local liberalnal industrialization. regional voters feel they missed out. home prices are adding to the strain. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts and more than 120 countries -- in more than 100 tweet countries. i'm selina wang. this is bloomberg. paul: thanks very much for that. to recap the latest news out of brussels, here's a tweet from the president of the european council -- he says the eu 27 unanimously agrees on this response to the u.k.'s request. he will meet with the prime minister. this, of course, for an provided to brexit, theresa may's deal gets through the parliament where it has already failed twice to do so. let's go to sophie kamaruddin in hong kong and get another check on the markets. sophie: we do have sterling .1%, climbingout after falling overnight. that is a look at sterling so far this morning. let's check in on how we are .etting up for a trade in asia tokyo markets reopening this day.y on japanes

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we created the national council for the american worker and it's working to liberate government data, get private sector data included so people are able more transparency around the jobs that are available, breaking down the available jobs by the skill required because on a basic level, that's where you need to start. if you are mid to late career worker who wants to go into trade, you need to know where the existing scales are applicable. that's not actually readily available information. on a federal level, were no good at doing the job. >> that is such a refreshing thing to hear. for years you had billions of dollars put into exactly that, the federal job training program but when they're evaluated they literally do no good at all. >> they've never been evaluated. we spend billions of dollars across 15 different agencies on federal trading programs that have no measurable outcomes. as part of this counsel, we are reviewing each of these programs, those that work and we can prove work, that's great. those that don't work will collapse and truthfully we prefer to give that money to

viewed as an effort to save the reputation of the national liberation front or f l in there is increasing disillusionment with the algerian government after weeks of rallies against president of the lezzies with a flicker foreign minister. says the figure will hand over power to a democratically elected successor he also called for discussions with the opposition. former bosnian serb leader radovan carriage which will spend the rest of his life in jail a un court re sentenced him in an appeal trial overturning the previous to forty years behind bars carriages has been convicted for his role in the one nine hundred ninety five minutes a massacre more than eight thousand muslim men and boys were killed in the genocide well those are the headlines on al-jazeera morsi the final hours continues next thank you for watching. on june thirtieth two thousand and thirteen mass protests occurred against egypt's president mohamed morsi supporters of the president also went to the streets in counter-demonstrations it was on this date true that a seven day ultimatum from defense minister abdul fatah for all parties to solve their differences had e

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similar to the rest of latin america with their new liberal governments giving priority to their business friends while totally destroying the national economy not to mention the people who hold this country up but are living in poverty the international monetary fund last year granted argentina fifty seven billion dollars its biggest ever means the government is now subject to i.m.f. rules that are austerity measures and increases in fuel and public transport. we asked for a government spokesman to explain the situation but none was available to loan from the international monetary fund alleviating argentina's economic problems but only in the still life for many people here continues to be full with daily difficulties is a demonstration such as this one already likely to get bigger and more frequent. it's still to be confirmed but their choice in october is elections is likely to be between machree and the woman he replaced four years ago cristina fernandez the kids now between what many argentines don't like now what they didn't much like before. one of cyrus. french police have fired tear gas at yellow vest protesters in the capi

liberal and strongest rules governing public release of information. florida sunshine law requires this to be released. it's not a matter of nationalw, it has to be released. >> and there's another issue here which is not just the legal case, but what's going to happen with bob kraft in terms of whether or not the nfl commissioner roger goodell may try to kick him out or suspend him. so he's fighting two battles which is he may be able to stay out of jail, especially as a first-time offender. if he add its guilt, that could cause a problem with the nfl. >> without question. i want everyone to think of this as a much bigger issue. we get access to evidence in criminal cases because we want accountability and transparency. and if in this case we don't release the video, then we've got problems down the road. >> but what is in the public interest to see whether or not there was prostitution? if they can prove it in court, they can provide evidence, but why does that video need to be out there? >> we don't need to see it. i don't want to see it. but it's because if they don't turn it over in this particular case, then the very next cas

chinese people's liberation army he won a government contract to provide equipment to the communist party in the early one nine hundred ninety s. his company was later granted status of national champion this effectively closed the market to foreign competition hallway expanded internationally in the year two thousand and five years later the value of its overseas sales the past local business and today as the world's biggest supplier of network telecommunications equipment and the second largest seller of mobile phones. let's bring in our guest now and andrew long is an independent china analyst and a research fellow at beijing normal university he joins us via skype from hong kong and washington d.c. we have richard goodstein a lawyer and democratic political consultant and via skype from tokyo mark einstein chief analyst for digital services at japan a technology research firm a very warm welcome to all of you andrew does hallway have good grounds to sue the u.s. government. yes because our hot way is not the us it is subject to three hundred sixty degrees brought back from the united states against revocation as the world's leading supplier of five g. infrastructure and g

chinese people's liberation army he won a government contract to provide equipment to the communist party in the early one nine hundred ninety s. his company was later granted status of a national champion this effectively closed the market to foreign competition hallway expanded internationally in the year two thousand and five years later the value of its overseas sales the past local business and today as the world's biggest supplier of network telecommunications equipment and the second largest seller of mobile phones. let's bring in our guest now and andrew long is an independent china analyst and a research fellow at beijing normal university he joins us via skype from hong kong and washington d.c. we have richard goodstein a lawyer and democratic political consultant and via skype from tokyo mark einstein chief analyst for digital services at japan a technology research firm a very warm welcome to all of you andrew does hallway have good grounds to sue the u.s. government. yes because. it's not the us it is subject to three hundred sixty degrees of blowback from the united states against revocation as the world's leading supplier of five g. infrastructure and governance

national review. this journal dedicated to conservative thought, to pushing -- opposing new deal liberalism. 1964, runster, against lbj, loses and a landslide, but he runs as an ideological libertarian conservative against government programs. he is a hawk. he is opposed to the civil rights law. that is a complicated story in many ways. in 1964, his loss put an end to the conservative movement. but the events of the late 1960's going into the 1970's will provide fodder for the republican party. in 1969 writes a book called "the emerging public and -- republican majority." south, --t the light white south, blue-collar whites in the north and says, these will be future republican majority and he turns out to be right. nixon silence majority speech which we have talked about was part of that. anti-authorityis feeling, this greater emphasis on individualism will help fuel political conservatism. ironically because of its criticisms of government, of big government. reagan well come into office in 1981 and he will say in his inaugural that the problem is government. government is the problem. iss belief that government not effective, does not do the job well, is field in part by this distrust of institutions that we se

free enterprise, limited government, individual freedom, traditional values and national security. across america and the world, we see where liberalismt its devastating mark. in homes, in schools, in communities and in capitals. that's why our work is so important and it's what the heritage foundation is all about. at heritage, we're not just a bulwark against the left. we're a battleship for liberty. we are determined to guide america to renewed greatness. and to take the fight to liberalism. that's why m i'm so proud to see as the heritage foundation's president and why i'm so honored to join with you here at cpac in the fight for the greatest nation on earth. >> it is a project which aims to design an ecosystem -- this is the liberty ecosystem. an agile, flexible federation of local organizations and international partners working together through block chain technology. >> allowing the six billion of us to counterbalance the two billion of them. >> giving us access to fund-raising from individuals and groups around the world who share our mission. >> making it more difficult for authoritarian governments to impede organizations l

government. individual freedom, traditional values, and national security. across america and the world, we see where liberalismn schools, in communities, and in capitals. that's why our work is so important. and it's what the heritage foundation is all about. at heritage, we're not just a bulwark against the left, we're battleship for liberty. we are determined to guide america to renewed greatness and to take the fight for liberalism. that's why i'm so proud to serve as the heritage foundation's president and why i'm so honored to join with you here at cpac in the fight for greatest nation on earth. >> ladies and gentlemen, our next topic, nationhood and the border crisis, a conversation with senator ted cruz and rich lowery of the national review. >> good morning, everyone. and welcome to our conversation with the newly elected senator from texas, ted cruz. [applause] >> i'm rich lowery editor of national review and as some of you might know, had a little bit of a complicated relationship with donald trump, but we had a little bit of a breakthrough, i think, a while ago. i went back to my office and i found

chinese people's liberation army he won a government contract to provide equipment to the communist party in the early one nine hundred ninety s. his company was later granted status of national champion this effectively closed the market to foreign competition hallway expanded internationally in the year two thousand and five years later the value of its overseas sales the past local business and today as the world's biggest supplier of network telecommunications equipment and the second largest seller of mobile phones. let's bring in our guest now and andrew long is an independent china analyst and a research fellow at beijing normal university he joins us via skype from hong kong and washington d.c. we have richard goodstein a lawyer and democratic political consultant and via skype from tokyo mark einstein chief analyst for digital services at japan a technology research firm a very warm welcome to all of you andrew does hallway have good grounds to sue the u.s. government. yes because our hot way is not the us it is subject to three hundred sixty degrees brought back from the united states against revocation as the world's leading supplier of five g. infrastructure and g