micron rekindle the flame on the tomb of f the unknown soldier. before french on the quiet signage on the boxes on the french r resistance on hello. continuing the commemorations of world war. two on the sixth of june ceremonies will be held to mark the seventy fifth anniversary of the d. day landings. the few survivors remain like this veteran. but also i can officially invited to the ceremony on the sixth of june. can president will be that. we will have a ceremony with of the veterans. to political differences will put aside for the occasion. with former president francois or loaned and nicolas sarkozy present for the ceremony. the seventh in line to the british throne and has a n name harry in macon also known as the duke and duchess of sussex have named their baby boy right for it. archie harrison mounts bassin winds that he will not have a a title and that's s being seen aa sign that the couple would like him to have. a more ordinary upbringing away from the mededia and the publici can't rush has this report. his name is archie harrison moun

indeed limited to but it depends on components from companies like quad call micron technologies that actually those shares so from qualcomm micron saw substantial losses here in the 3rd trading on the upside if you want to put it this way companies like cisco for example could fill in the blank and the stock of cisco was by far the biggest winner in the dow jones industrial average but without those u.s. components entire your way organization would be in jeopardy so an even tougher line from the u.s. on wall way how could this play into the trade talks that are either going on or not going on we're never sure it's certainly increases the pressure and what the news agency bloomberg was actually writing is that washington might pull the nuclear option having that said we've seen that here was another chinese. company. they had a similar ban and then at the end washington decided to give special licenses to some u.s. corporations so that by the end they still could supply something similar also could happen with your wise so not all is lost to put it this way and there are certainly an

steel, deere, micron all down double digits in the past month and the chart master says there is more pain ahead for one of these names and carter worth is at the plasma c.b. dubs, take it away. >> it's the epicenter and it's a cheap stock and it's probably cheap now if you want to look at p-e and i don't think that's going to matter a bit and several charts >> here is a decade worth of caterpillar, and one could say so what's the problem? it went from 20 to about 122 where it is now hitting a high

five and is small enough to penetrate the lung ultra fine particles are less than zero point one micron in diameter and they can enter the bloodstream if i think occurring and if the particles are small enough they get into the bloodstream that's a huge problem in small children whose immune defenses are still weak there are uses to mr in training so to speak preparing for all the things that it will face later in life that's why kids generally have we commune defenses in addition and i'll show you here the long of a twelve month old child is still very very small that's a big problem for pediatricians in the us and even holding. air pollution affects the most vulnerable the sick the elderly and children like in the you'll find version the six year old has to use a nebulizer to thin the mucus in his lolls when air quality in cologne tyria writes during the winter months you'll get a calm that invariably develops into bronchitis or even pneumonia in an effort to bring. the cycle doctors prescribe various medications and inhalations the chorister i meet as the main problem is a strong med

particles tend to stay in the respiratory tract refined matter that has particles less than $2.00 microns in diameter make up the class pm $2.00 and is small enough to penetrate the lungs ultra fine particles are less than 0 point one micron in diameter they can enter the bloodstream 25 think a bag and if the particles are small enough they get into the bloodstream that's a huge problem in small children whose immune defenses are still weak there are uses to mr in training so to speak preparing for all the things that it will face later in life that's why kids generally have weak immune defenses in addition and i'll show you here the long of a 12 month old child is still very very. that's a big problem for pediatricians that's going to ask you have an. air pollution affects the most vulnerable the sick the elderly and children like you'll find there this 6 year old has to use a nebulizer to thin the mucus in his lungs when air quality in cologne tyria writes during the winter months your gets a calm that invariably develops into bronchitis or even pneumonia in an effort to break the cycle

a leading french journalist who broke the story about president emanuel micron's aide to beating up a protester has been summoned to appear for the country's intelligence services is the 5th such recent case prompting grave concern for media freedoms in the country charlotte due bensky picks up the story. the along has already sounded here in france about possible infringement on media freedom and now it's ringing even loudest still with a 5th journalist have been being summons to meet with the country's intelligence services. this is. a season list from the french daily movement. an explosive story concerning a security aide to president and manual knockoff only this man alexander who was accused of beating up the may day protests in 2018 whilst wearing a police helmet videos also emerged of the incident. with me. was i. since then she has continued to write about the banal or a fair point in the history of the current administration is being accused of covering up the affair by failing to report to the authorities and while banal a was the latest sacked he remains the subject of a n

appear before the country's intelligence services around a sham in broke this story of president micron's aide beat up a protester at a rally last year the man's editorial director says the development is worrying as she's the 5th journalist who's recently been summoned in this way will delve deeper into the story a child in the bullet. tons of nano recyclable waste may end up in canadian territorial waters if the country doesn't take it back from the philippines as the warning of president roger. manila has found to start shipping the trash to water by next week despite canada's plea for more time the spot is part of a wider trend of rich countries using poor ones as they dump in ground as. reports . few of us ever wonder where all our trash go are plastic bottles old t.v.'s baby diapers you put in the bin and it's gone says recycling even feel good about it but it doesn't disappear it isn't all recycled. shipped away for poor people to deal with. obviously canada is not taking this issue nor account you seriously the filipino people are grimly insulted about canada treating this country

come to germany from abroad and parliament but this week a new bill to attract highly qualified micron's for mike for economic purposes and at the same time the reform of the european asylum system is a feat of which really has to move forward after the european elections germany cannot do it alone but germany must take the lead with other european countries in fighting a sustainable solution at the european level and the survey important element in the debate a done had him a member of the german council on affects votes on integration migration akula thought that report has just been released thank you so much for coming in. ok let's go back to that report which i was just mentioning it was not all good news on the downside the incidence of heat crimes against migrants increase dramatically as i mentioned peaking in two thousand and sixteen there's also been an increase in negative attitudes towards migrants an asylum seeker has got a spot and visited a church in the eastern german city of leipzig to talk to someone who was doing his best to help integrate the new arrivals have a look.

president of france micron. general half there is actually controlling the. east of libya intending to take tripoli by violence but he has the backing of france and the european union in one word that he has the backing of the united states because he he was the one that. could eliminate isis groups in almost in in libya and now he says that he's going to fight the isis group within the treaty within tripoli but they're not allowed by this group but he wants he wants to seize the power in. in libya and what we should tell maybe the audience is that general half is was a close friend of mom or khadafi but within the eighty's he fled the country and he went to live in the region yeah usa and he works most of his time for the cia so the question is whether in general have is someone that was for the for the cia or for the libyan people. i mean how likely. crash is it that europe will be able to exit succeed in brokering peace where the un has failed. peace peace is going to be very very hard to get in libya because even when one might have a few was was in power

. >> qualcomm, micron, skyworks. those stocks have not had a great week a lot of the damage has been done today, quint, as a result of this executive order. >> yeah, we have some micron it's not a fun day for that position but i think this is -- this is going to be interesting because exactly what we're talking about happening in the whole market is happening in this space. that is investors are jumping to the conclusion that now china will, for example, in micron'scation get their dramm from somebody different. they reply 56% on revenue from china and investors are hitting the sell button saying that's over, this company is toast. i don't know we don't know. we have a stop in place. it's still far below it's a painful day for that position but i'm not willing to say yes, they're going to get dramm from somebody else and that is over. >> we can show you the intraday for apple, for example, we were pointing out not long ago it was negative and turned positive i think a little bit first on the belief if there's retalia

billion dollars set of economic proposals meant to pacify the movement those proposals followed mr micron's much touted great national debate on economics and french standards of living which clearly failed to satisfy many some protesters angrily cited the flood of donations from the wealthy elite to restore notre dame cathedral now totaling well over a billion dollars while the living standards and economic security are slipping for many. u.s. and chinese negotiators have wrapped up the latest round of trade talks in beijing with chinese vice premier li all expected to travel to washington for next week's session meanwhile the trumping ministrations new version of the north america free trade agreement which the president has labored to rebranded as the us mexico canada agreement r u s m c a seems to be struggling to get off the ground here to discuss trade made a and more is friend of the show and perfessor m. read us of economics at the university of massachusetts amherst richard wolfe welcome. first thank you glad to be here thank you first what is your take on may day twenty one thousa

hairs, 50 microns in henley—on—thames, but you have to build the brand around the world.aft but shows this wonderful cycle. tell me the watch you are wearing contain something very interesting that has aviation enthusiasts are very excited. every year or two, we launch a new limited edition watch and we did this with british airways to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the concorde. this marvel of engineering icon. and we have made it with parts of british airways‘s last concorde from heathrow. built into the watch, in this beautiful mechanical movement. a piece of watch, the time that goes into building this, it is more than a piece of metal, it says so much about someone and it has a history and value. where is your biggest market, who do sell to most and you expect to expand further in asia in the coming years? the uk and us are oui’ the coming years? the uk and us are our two big markets and we make for military around the world which is an interesting space. without doubt, asia and china, china is probably a0% of the global market. asia and china, china is probably 4

boy looking at which president - emmanuel micron on the french citizens. currently on death row in a back that'll for more analysis -- the we spoke with some amazement lecture in international relations at lancaster ununiversity. a lot of french officials a campaigning vociferously to try and get the sentence overturned. there's very little t tt that friends can do in this regard because to do anyththing m moree strenuous anything more political would be to a road and to challenge iraqi sovereignty which it clelearly isn't.. in a a position t to do all willingly all have the willingness to do but what it is doing is trying to make this issue incredidibly well known incredibibly well covered.. so that there was preressure ony got t to try and replace this dedecision. anand i t think if it continueso do that then it will maintain its its position as a as a champion of human rights once there's a certain understanding of of fighting and an individual goes to fight focal dis whole isis. what the iraqis are doing is saying the anyone that is a member of full tr

what is your take on micron's -- macron's approach on tech and making tech better?really admire him, because he brings people together. big convictions for technology and also topics like diversity and diversity in technology, which i work on a lot as well. i really admire him. i want to give a critical note that i think working together also counts for political leaders. they need to make sure that they work together to have unified rules and regulations for the tech industry as well, because that makes it easier for companies to operate incontinence like europe. a 3% tax on income giants -- how much of that is going to impact? are you concerned about all the , u.k. imposing a 2% tax on giants? booking follows a traditional effect model that has been out there for retailers in europe for a long time. we are not against -- we are actively helping to make sure they put a different situation for the future in individual countries taking action. double taxation will be make it -- will make it complicated for companies like booking in the future. onit is having an impac

that is 50% plus of micron's business and that is gone.'m not so sure that is the case, some not selling that stock yet. back to your original question, what do i like? i like a name like twitter. has zero name that exposure to the ramifications of china trade. if anything, it is upside, because of the intention put on twitter. fundamentally, this is a company that has $260 million in free cash flow last quarter. they are going to earn one dollar and 2019, on the low side. they will get additional ad spending. that is an interesting stock here. it is fundamentally attractive and something in the tech sector that i like. cisco, 3.3% exposure to china. a stock in my opinion that still has room to run and still fairly valued, in our opinion. stage, in in this late know you still see opportunities there. what could be a catalyst for the tide to turn? i know you're watching the copper price. quint: cover has been a great indicator -- copper has been a great indicator, and it got hit as we increased tariffs and had continued tension. it did not

exhibit c, micron. it's a commodity chip maker. prices made by 3m should plummet. the darn thing sells for five times earnings typically that means there's going to be a total collapse in orders and the earnings need to be cut micron bottom not that far from the bottom and when you consider that qorvo was able to rally on the same day, remember, same day it preannounced to the down side admittedly due to a down quest, i have an idea i wish ceo sanjay morotra would come back on the show and pre-announce a short fall and get on with it same for xylinx. remember, it's a huge 5g exhibit d, you knew i had to get to this one. apple. up 1.9% today. we keep waiting for the chinese government to keep hammer apple because of retaliation retaliation for trump tariffs. everyone assumes that's what's going to happen which is why the stock plunged 29 points. at least until today this rebound is all about china. with trump easing up on huawei the chinese have an incentive to hold off going after apple if they never end up being targeted, this stock could roar. this whole thing wi

this being a larger economic impact than just on huawei and today we saw shares in companies like micronechnologies, that sell semiconductors, they went down today. so there is more at sta ke, down today. so there is more at stake, and huawei is trying to focus the us on those concerns while saying it is open to a conversation with them about how they can fix this. indeed, the repercussions are big. and the us, zoe, has already given more details about this band. what have they said? -- ban. so the big news today is this ban goes into effect immediately. yesterday when we got some details about it that was unclear, but the commerce department today said that huawei will be banned from buying from american suppliers immediately. they have also said that anybody who wa nts to have also said that anybody who wants to supply huawei will be dealing with something of a presumption of denial. that is important because it means that even if you want to get approval from the us commerce department to sell to huawei, the commerce department is going to ask those companies to explain why it is not

also -- micron conductor came back bigger.pple was down on its own independent news, big surge up 10% and then fell by almost as much. the ipo's got badly beaten up in the monday session. they had some of the biggest gains, uber with its first positive day in its third day of trading since its ipo. some of it may have been short interest rate we have a number, $768 million or 11% is now short of thet compared to 50% lyft buyers are investors heading it goes lower beyond goesalso has some -- lower. beyond meat also has thought of going lower. now we are seeing the reversal. what is happening? su: we are getting early indications of a big increase in supply which undermines the tight market theory. we are seeing a lot of the gains of the most recent session, but look at this because you can see in the regular session we had oil come back, the spike in the prior session had to do with the shipping situation, a lot of concern about the drone attacks but again the overarching future is going to be the supply. after its it sagged bi

nina, let me ask you about france and the setback from micron.this for the question of european integration? hasuropean contention always been contentious, regardless of what's happened in this election, that's largely to do with germany and france's position as to whether this should be a euro zone or a transfer union. micron -- defeat for macron, but he had made a personal battle, but compared to le pen's performance five years ago she would have been disappointed by the results yesterday. she did were since she was and five years ago they said they were going to storm the european parliament and destroy from within. what has happened is that they have actually temperature it -- tempered their message. they no longer want to leave the euro or the european union. of destroyge instead the european union re--- from within is to reform. so it's a blow for micron, but not as bad as it could've been. nejra: peter, were talking about a relief rally in european equities with the euro very -- barely budging. reaction? muted because a more important thin

mediterranean after one of the deadliest ship wrecks involving migrants so far this year at least $65.00 microns drowned after their boat capsized off the coast of tunisia on friday the tunisian navy was able to rescue 16 people survivors said most of those on board the boat were from bangladesh had departed from libya on thursday. italy's populace government often faces criticism for its opposition to mass migration but as long pursued a close port policy and stands accused of restricting the work of humanitarian groups on friday 30 people who were skewed were allowed to disembark in lampedusa of the southernmost point of italy after other european countries agreed to take them in but italy promptly seized the rescue vessel and the far right interior minister. declared in a tweet that this would be the last trip for the ship. risk youth from a sinking ship. an italian boat the morri julio run by a humanitarian charity save them 40 kilometers off the libyan coast. the city migrants including 2 pregnant women of 5 children according to the ngo are just a few of the 00s of people who have already

>> caller: wanted to check on mu, see what you thought about it >> which one >> caller: micron. >> you know what, look -- here's a stock that gives up a few points every single day. this is where it bottomed last time i think micron is three down and ten up but the three happens first. i need to go can i go to shawn in new jersey? shawn? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. >> caller: with the recent selloff, starboard steaks, what do we think of papa john's >> i love what they're doing i think they're doing a great job. the turn is real i met shaq when he was on the floor. he's involved in papa john's that's a good partner to have. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade looked at chart patterns. i've even built my own historic trading model. and you're still not sure if you want to make the trade? exactly. sounds like a case of analysis paralysis. is there a cure? td ameritrade's trade desk. they can help gut check your strategies and answer all your toughest questions. sounds perfect. see, your

look at micron this stock is going from 43 to 34 and 35. all the way back to where it started it is incredibly cheap. i had kelly cramer on last week and she's a fabulous cfo of cisco. give me a break. go out and cut numbers where are these analysts are they at the beach? could they already be? >> it is possible. >> are they in the hamptons already? >> semiconductor sales are declining at the fastest pace since the crisis texans breaking a hundred in december micron semis at three times earnings obviously micron is a good balance sheet. i just can't believe these analysts in the fox hole refusing to come out because it is not stopping >> right >> if you own those stocks, you better be conditioned and strap yourself to the mask because here comes cersei. >> we do have tesla with a one handle we have not seen that since december '16 the stock in december was 377 and it is now as someone pointed out,less than half of the 420 funding security >> wow 420. >> i am following cannabis >> yes, i know you have. >> david, it is okay sometimes i get ja

higher on the back of this quarter and major double top here at 103 and that came on the heels of micron saying similar and obviously intel saying similar, as well. so i agree with tim. listen, trade deal or no trade deal there are other headwinds coming on right now and they go lower from here. >> qualcomm could be when they settled that deal with apple getting paid by apple, also to settle this dispute and the stock is back to 90 bucks and i think there are probably different entry points not too far from here. >> the average right target on intel, 37 analysts and the average target is at 43 and the analyst community can stat putting the estimates down and they have to get more bullish on the name your next guest says the worst may be over for semiconductors and it could be time to start dipping into the chips chris verrone is going off the charts for us at the plasma. give investors in this group some much-needed, decent news. >> hi, brian what's notable about the semis here is the change in attitude among investors so quickly, and let's just look at the chart here and this is the sox

from 42.5 and this is in the wake of tk tech instruments and this is in the way of intel i think micron can trade down to 35 bucksesly to me, they have some cyclical headwins why would i jump into it >> good game. >> when you play according to the rules, it's a good became. >> you don't trade it, you just say trade it alibaba is a company that's been the ument mat victim of a trade war and it's an asian trade story and i think if you look at the stock before a week and a half ago it was starting to break out on the concept that actually these guys have slowed down some of their spending and it trades at a multiple that puts it at a peg ratio of around one. of the mega-cap tech names in the absence of a trade war. >> and it's got revenue growth i own calls on this one. i do not own the stock, but i own calls and i think we see a recovery out of banna because of what tim's saying and this is rely apartment on china itself, and i think that's been priced, is friday going to be worse or better >> better in what way? >> think we priced in a lot of positive news going to the trade war or a tr

it's going to be a very difficult challenge to push the agenda of emanuel micron. —— michael —— macrone largest group, taking six more seats, bringing the total to 20. if we have a look at the share we can see the socialists there again 10% so doing quite well. podemos is also up 10% and it looks like that was at the expense of the people's party. translation: the delegation of the socialist party and in the european parliament will defend the interests of spain, will defend the interests of spain, will defend the interests of the social majority in many cities, regions and all the countries in the european institutions. let's look at the situation in germany now — a very good night for the greens. as you can see, 21 seats, an increase of ten. chancellor angela merkel‘s centre—right christian democrats had their worst—ever performance in european elections. 29 seats, losing five. meanwhile the centre—left social democrats, spd, also did poorly, coming third. they lost 11 seats. ska keller is a german mep and co—founder of the european green bloc — she's been speaking to my colleague ro

nuclear deal as leaders get down to talks at the summit in romania and french president emmanuel micron's stressed it would be washington to blame for tehran's decision to leave the treaty even though he believes that hard fought two thousand and fifteen agreement needs surgery. in the very beginning france has been committed to the deal that was negotiated and signed the deal is no sufficient we would like to take into account iran's missile activities and the e.u. has released a statement saying that it strongly urge is iran to continue to implement its commitments as it has done until now it also says it rejects any ultimatums from tehran and says that it will assess iran's compliance with the deal washington has already imposed fresh sanctions on tehran trump reiterated his need for a fresh deal a fair deal as he called it and his secretary of state mike pompei o said that it's iran that is violating international norms the iranian regime's announcement that it intends to expand its nuclear program is in defiance of international norms and a blatant attempt to hold the world hostage i

deal needs surgery well that was according to micro and some might say it needs a life support now micron's just the latest to comment he's always been at the tougher end of the scale a bit more trump ian when it comes to iran he says it's time to renegotiate the e.u. has released a statement saying that it strongly urge is iran to continue to implement its commitments as it has done until now it also says it rejects any ultimatums from tehran says that it will assess iran's compliance with the deal and there have been of kind of threats of sanctions from separate european states if tiran doesn't comply with the deal sort of potentially willing to emulate washington which on the anniversary of its withdrawal from the iran deal announced fresh sanctions on iran this time on tehran's metal trading and trumped trump reiterated that he wants a new deal what he called a fair deal and his secretary of state might prompt a zero has said that it's iran violating international norms take a lesson the iranian regime's announcement that it intends to expand its nuclear program is in defiance of intern

micron, down 4%. nvidia down 6%. intel, world's largest chip maker, down 3.25%.m also down 2.5%. deirdre, as you look at all of these names, you do realize, i know your trader talk is probably circling and swirling around this, the sentiment around these technology stocks, because you can pick up chips and you can sell them. those are goods like what goldman was saying. >> exactly right. if you look at the nasdaq, you just went through some of the semiconductor names, this is as a group the biggest weight on the nasdaq. if you look at all 11 groups that comprise the s&p 500, the weakest one, technology. followed not surprisingly by industrials and consumer discretionary. consumer discretionary interesting, especially given some of the conversations i have had here, people reminding us what we do know, we are paying for the tariffs, american companies are paying for the tariffs and there is some concern just how long this goes on before the u.s. consumer feels it and begins to spend less. you are seeing that show up in the markets as well. let's take a look at som

multiyear run that was fantastic and now it's -- there's inventory issues and, you know, look at micron or other companies that i doubt in mid june or late june when they report they're going to say things are awesome they get a huge chunk of business from china also so despite the fact semis have really lagged i don't think you want to be piling into the most sensitive parts of the market on the trade war. >> unless you want to make the bet that they're going to, you know, that there's going to be so much tightness on chips that huawei and the others come and buy a boat load of micron products and others and then you get the trade agreements and then you see the growth going forward. >> let's not forget too that semi sales have been slowing, you know, regardless of the trade war. >> right >> it's not like everything was rosy >> they stockpiled like we were talking about last week. >> there's a lot of crypto in the numbers. >> nvidia, up to last year, there's been some underlike issues, intel has had some demand issues and i don't want to put them all in one bucket, you have different t

notable that the diverse marchers and protesters came out in such strength just a week after president micron a veiled a nineteen billion dollars set of economic proposals meant to pacify the.

prime nato hysteria of the year it comes after he was featured in a video game released by manual micron's youth movements in the form of a russian insect. gives the game to try as almost a fight tooth and nail in the forthcoming european elections it seems that they've got a new weapon to utilize it's this video game now it's similar to one that we've known since the 1980 s. so it does feel a little bit retro and this is the main character hair the idea is clear this is meant to represent natalie u.s. so who is top of the list for all march in those elections and she is the harrowing. so if natalie was who is the heroine of this game who are the baddies well it's pretty clear on the right it's a marquee in the pen with the national rally and on the left it's usual nuke militia with france about this even a bit of donald trump thrown in there for good mics. no gluten no obstruction so the name of the game is pretty simple now clearly was trying to find the missing stars from the european flag and that's because they've been stolen by those baddies so let's find those stars. come on. it's.

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vote while in france marine le pen's national rally is set to overtake president the money will micron's party with as much as 23 percent of the ballot austria's ruling center right people's party also saw a surge in continental support and there was a significant blow in neighboring germany too for the ruling coalition their share of the vote down by 7 percent so far so how is this all expected to shape the european parliament for the next 5 years well we're looking at a fragmented parliament with a stablish movements losing ground to smaller parties that's essentially what all these dots are showing despite the gains made by the euro skeptic and right leaning parties pro e.u. groups are still expected to hold on to 2 thirds of the seats the biggest blow of these elections will be told to parliament from coalition the center left center right there said to lose their 40 year long majority breaking it all down charlie toobin skin partners. well europe's waking up after a night of change where we sued the established parties of the center right down the center losing whites and most of it

frequent stories in the media about the fear of russian interference but the french president among micron's been claiming is washington has been trying to influence the outcome. i see for the 1st time a collusion between the nationalists and foreign interests whose objective is the dismantling of europe lobbyists like mr ban on whose most american power see so the russians and others have never gone to such great lengths to sponsor and help extremist parties and looking for answers many of his country's citizens are seeking solutions recent polls show a sharp fall in support for the president's party reports. in 2017 france was gripped by the presidential election in the one corner it was not deemed the pen in the other a manual mark or there despite the protections of a close fight my corner ended up delivering the knockout punch to. the european elections feel like a bit of a rematch with their respective parties clashing on the future of the e.u. and the polls are suggesting that le pen's national rally could actually win this pot many french people see this as being a referendum on a pr

twenty fifth consecutive week of demonstrations once again voicing their anger against president micron's economic policies becomes weaken to the french president addressed the nation in his speech back on found to cut taxes in order to ease economic pressure on the people last week's protests or clashes with police after thousands of taken to the streets across the country. so i understand this new king marking the beginning of a ground three day ceremony that last time such an event occurred in the country was almost seventy years ago the king's reign officially began back in two thousand and sixteen he still had to complete a number of buddhist and brahmin rituals now he's alone to symbolically transform into a living god permit him to proclaim himself as the royal patron of buddhism working ascended to the throne at a time of large political uncertainty in the country. although the king came to power on his father's death in two thousand and sixteen he chose to delay the ceremony to mourn his father sixty four at the beginning of his reign his is thailand's older small number to ascen

they claim the sales of their for illegal and render micron administration complicit in war crimes we are denies ever intentionally targeting on incompetence protesters gathered in normandy in northern france on thursday to voice their opposition after the government announced a new shipment. what this thing called we're protesting against the arrival of a saudi ship that is coming to collect a delivery of arms at the port of. there's no doubt that france sells weapons used to kill in yemen used by coalition led by saudi arabia i have no problems with saying that these weapons are made to kill. why do we continue to support countries that exhibit disrespect for international behavior and why do we continue to fuel the war the question should be put to the president of the republic and why is it only he can make such a decision he alone can commit friends to war he alone can so weapons to countries and every journalist and n.g.o.s share in there used on civilians by the same of the ship never actually docked in france according to tracking data it's not yet clear why that is no where t

who called to wish him a happy new year that criminals now are going back to that conversation with micron i thought he sounded pretty guard that i mean the you managed to draw a couple of a lot of sense i'm interesting admissions from him but by and large he was quite diplomatic do you think he suspected something fishy no i don't think that he expected something from our side i think that he's a from from conservative diplomatic school so he was pretty. polite and he he wanted to just just to congratulate not talk about anything else but it's we try to press him and ask more and more relations between our countries he wasn't prepare for such a conversation that's why he was a little bit quiet about that and he didn't answer a lot. now look if you like to focus on president poroshenko and bring up he's a legend problem with alcohol i personally don't think it's all that funny because i remember the shame i felt when the drunkard was the leader of our state i'm talking about president yeltsin. yes why do you bring up the subject so much don't you feel sorry for the ukrainians. who tell you