lud what can the rest of us do right well people around the world opening up their wallets and donating there's one group called impact lebannon which is run by the lebanese despoil who a posse money on to local n.g.o.s now they say they stand against corruption and so people can donate to them they've already collected 2700000 british pounds all right still to be used old overall joe thank you very much valuable part of the story there thank you. india has bolstered security in kashmir as it marks one year since scrapping the disputed region similar or thomas status the government stream stripped kashmir india's only muslim majority state of its special rights last august the interim ots government said the move was necessary to better integrate the region boost its economy but the imposition of direct rule calls security restrictions choked the economy and faced lockdowns communication blackouts and mass detentions a parallel to this anniversary indian prime minister modi led a ceremony to inaugurate the building of a hindu temple that has been the focus of a bitter decades long dispu

we're seeing more green arrows the shanghai composite finished the week just above consumer shares lud gains at the end of the week even though china's retail sales for july they actually fell slightly from the prior year missing analyst expectations in hong kong the hong saying rebounded after 4 straight weeks of losses chinese industrial output jumped 4.8 percent which helped push banking real estate and airlines also helped with some of those gains in japan the nikkei is also up pushing a 6 month highs this week real estate railway and bus shares will they all saw some pretty strong gains and we see our 1st rather err of the week in india where the sensex actually fell over one percent on friday alone auto and financials dragged down by index now in australia the a.s.x. is up for the week the country reported a 22 year high unemployment rate of 7.5 percent now the index actually went up on friday on hopes of that u.s. stimulus in south africa the all shares also up this week it was actually closed on monday for a national holiday but an increase in gold did push the sector up and th