the commerce ministry of china has also weighed on this latest measure of the united states and has said the new law and called for their treatment of chinese investors. it further stated that chinese and us companies have a strong wish to deepen investment corporation and potential, which is quite enormous. wait and see how this will impact in the us going forward. it is something to wait and see. rico hizon, thank you very much indeed. now let's brief you on some other business stories. tesla boss elon musk says he will work with the buyout firm silver lake and the investment bank goldman sachs as financial advisors on a proposal to take the electric car maker private. last week mr musk surprised markets when he tweeted that he was thinking about taking telsa private — and that he had funding secured. profits have fallen at national australia bank by 3% and it's warned of higher costs to come. the bank is grappling with the fallout from a powerful inquiry into misconduct in the banking sector. the royal commission heard the bank charged customers for services it didn't provide. the aus

of goods. it would impact everything from industry,nd poultry seafood, fruits and vegetables, and some other goods. china is saying they are completely ready to retaliate. the china ministry of commerce saying -- "china is fully prepared and will have to retaliate to defend the nation's dignity and interest of the people." they go on to say "they want to defend the common interest of all countries." this is interesting because they are trying to say, wait a minute, to the united states. they want to form a coalition of their own. the u.s. is signaling, saying they believed they had the upper hand with regards to china, pointing to the gdp growth in the second quarter fueled by consumer spending and positive consumer sediment -- sentiment, as well as the new alliance emerging in the european union. vonnie: a chinese spokesman said -- first, yo we advise the u.s. side to not engage in blackmail. that does not sound like they're willing to -- what happened? kevin: we have heard this time and time again, urging the president to change his tone. he is not going to listen. quite candidly, what you're watching in terms of rhetoric from china, is not something that has struck a c

aboutities are concerned video addiction in china and the levels of violence. china's ministryf education specifically stated the latest moves are aimed at preventing and controlling myopia in young people. this might be coming straight from the top. president xi jinping has spoken about the need to help children's eyesight. shares of tencent in hong kong, they sell the most in march, and game makers in japan stumbled as well. many in japan depend on the china markets like capcom and john -- and nexon which gets half its revenue from china. ane say this may not have effect on leading developers as they already have age space gametime restriction -- age-based gametime restriction. this could pressure shares in the near term. analysis, let's bring in our tech analyst, matt larson. how big is china for the gaming industry globally? >> we are looking at a $125 billion market globally. china and the u.s. maintain half of that market, which is not surprising given population distribution. another telling fact, as a percentage of gdp, most countries, video gaming is around .2%. china

you know giving up then tie country as it were so yes china would want to talk the problem is what is the truth and ministry should demand it of china and whether china is willing to give that the point there is that it isn't whether china should open its markets or whether americans have a right to demand that china does it every government does what it's best for its own people regardless of the abstract moral issue and grant now up until now china fuz that it can do a lot of things that. trade in other areas because it's got this huge trump card one point four billion people a market of one point four billion people and everybody wants a slice of that market. the democratic republic of congo's health ministry has confirmed four cases of in the north eastern city of goma the ministry says there's no evidence linking these cases to a recent outbreak that killed thirty three people that outbreak was officially declared over last week dr ali khan is dana think university of nebraska medical center college of public health he says better education is dangerous for all communities to understand how it is transmitted what we saw i

of trips. china's transport ministry has demanded action from the taxi giant to ensure passenger safety. has said it is considering all options after reports suggested it was on the brink of collapse. it follows a surge in compensation claims against the firm, amid a government clampdown on payday lenders. wonga has faced criticism for its high cost, short term loans, which some said targeted the vulnerable. sellafield is one of the most contaminated industrial sites in europe. crumbling buildings are home to decades—worth of accumulated radioactive waste, a toxic legacy from the early years of the nuclear age. now its operators are in a race against time to make the most dangerous areas safe. we have been given exclusive access to one of the most hazardous parts of the site, where ingenious technology is used in the clean—up. technology used in sellafield in cumbria in the north of england. let's look at the market again, strong gains across—the—board in asia. lots of that is down to one person, jerome powell, the chairman of the third in the us, he was hosting the annual powwow injackso

you know giving up anti country as it were so yes china would want to talk the problem is what is the truth and ministry should demand it of china and whether china is willing to give that the point there is that it isn't whether china should open its markets or whether americans have a right to demand that china does it every government does what it's best for its own people regardless of the abstract moral issue and run now up until now china fuz that it can do a lot of things that in trade and in other areas because it's got this huge trump card one point four billion people a market of one point four billion people and everybody wants a slice of that market. the remains of what north korea says are more than fifty u.s. soldiers who died during the korean war six decades ago have arrived back on american soil repatriation ceremony was held in the u.s. state of hawaii north korean leader kim jong un promised to return the remains during his meeting with president trump in june the president tweeted his thanks to the north korean leader just moments ago only one hundred protégé identification tag was included amongst the

china said that they will put tariffs on u.s. exports. they will raise it on $200 billion in chinese. >> g the ministry of commerce said that the china will impose the tariffs at four different rates. but they gave no details which on u.s. products will be targeted. >>> that is a look at some of the stories that we're working on. >>> next week a lot of kids in san jose will get their free backpacks. a hundred volunteers will be loading the backpacks with school supplies. and they will include binders, pencils pens, calculatetors, paper. a lot of things going. 3300 students are signed up to receive backpacks. but organizers said they still color and pattern backpack and we still need gray and black backpacks. we need our community to come through. we want students to van option like they would if they had the resources to go to the store. we want them to have a choice once they come? >> they will be given away on august 10th. >>> back to school means back to school with an open mind. >> reporter: good morning. you make very good food. schools will be back in session. i have two kids will be back of my own. what can i send them off to schoo

service in china some violent attacks by drivers on the rise more from christopher that's right christopher one of the most popular companies diddy in the crosshairs here china's transport ministry says the contrary has lots of right hearing services and that companies that did not provide their passengers with effective safety precautions where not needed rather marks after a woman was raped and killed allegedly by a driver of the right here ling service d.d. that sparked outrage on social media forcing the company to suspend its carpooling service it was the second killing of a d.d. passenger of the seer ministry said it would not stand by if companies did not take the lives of their customers seriously. now in germany sentiment among executives improved significantly in august that's according to a monthly survey by the munich based research group its latest poll of company head shows that they are somewhat more satisfied with the current business climate driven is record trade surplus and the ongoing negotiations between washington and brussels to prevent further frictions in trade have boosted sentiment this is the first prize following months of declining business climbs.

china denying that attack on hillary clinton emails, president trump made the acquisition on twitter early today and suggested that the fbi and the department of justice investigate. a chinese foreign ministrypokesperson says china is opposed to all forms of cyberattacks and espionage. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. david? david: thank you. club for growth has been a supporter of the donald trump's policy of tax cuts and federal regulations, but when news about the trade agreement came out they said it would raise various trade rather than lower them come against the zero caret policy the club favors. here is david mcintosh from washington, there president. you made a point that it is not just your policies but president trump's. is he going against his principles? >> unfortunately, the trade deal is a mixed bag. it provides certainty compared to the threat of tearing up nafta. that will be good short-term increase in markets is our prediction. in the long run, it moves away from the goal of 0-0 tariffs. content restrictions, wage and price contro

of. china's as a may impose tariffs on a further sixty billion dollars worth of american goods its foreign ministry says the new levies will go into force if the u.s. follows through on its threats to impose more targets of its own the u.s. accuses china of unfair trade practices and it's using tariffs to pressure china to reform the u.s. has already imposed a twenty five percent duty on chinese goods worth thirty four billion dollars it's mainly targeting industrial goods china has responded with its own twenty five percent levy on the same amount of items it imports from the u.s. the trumpet ministrations now preparing to up the ante with a twenty five percent of on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese goods the u.s. says chinese firms steel technology and benefit from unfair government subsidies robert scott has a senior enter national economist said the.

of your set sports with new tariffs. today's announcement comes after president trump told his top official to consider raising proposed tariffs on $200 billion in chinese goods. china's ministry of commerce said it would impose the tariffs at four different rates, but a statement did not detail what you is products would be targeted. secretary of state mike pompeo is now on his way to an asian security form which north korea's foreign ministers also are expected to attend. before leaving pompeo had some strong words about that country's commitment to denuclearization. >> the united states is a pacific nation. we will remain committed to centrality under our indo pacific -- >> reporter: pyongyang still has a ways to go he says before its commitment to denuclearization is realized. there still in violation of one or both of the united nations security council resolutions against the country. >> we appreciate ongoing efforts to promote peace and civility in the nation, and to strictly enforce sanctions on north korea. >> reporter: the trip comes as president trump took to twitter to offer thanks to kim jong un after the north korean leader sent a letter following up on their jun

of california. he visited relatives a few years ago, overseas and became acquainted on the trip with someone who it turns out was connected to china's ministrye security. basically, a spy. as the "san francisco chronicle" said, "he didn't even know what was happening, that he was being recruited, he just thought it was some friend," well, it wasn't a friend. so five years, fbi agents showed up at feinstein's office here in washington, and revealed that her staffer was actually under investigation. it does not appear the driver actually revealed anything of major substance, but the contact with china was so serious that feinstein forced to the aide into retirement and tried to keep all this quiet until the "chronicle" blew the story up in about a week or so ago. bottom line is the president has been tryingou to bring more attention to it, tweeting, among other things, "dianne is the person maybe an nation on collusion with russia, only dona by dems, well she now investigate herself?" the senator fired back in a tweet, basically declaring that after being contacted by the fbi, "i took those concerns seriously, learned the facts, and to major t

of political and economic reforms how do we start al-jazeera. china says it may impose tariffs on a further sixty billion dollars worth of american goods and its foreign ministry says the new levies will go into force if the u.s. follows through on its threat to impose new types of his own u.s. accuses china of unfair trading practices they're using tariffs to pressure china to reform the u.s. has already imposed a twenty five percent duty on chinese goods worth thirty four billion dollars its may be targeting industrial goods china has responded with its own twenty five percent levy on the same amount of items its imports from the u.s. the drug administration is now preparing to up the ante with a twenty five percent tariff on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese goods u.s. says chinese firms still technology and benefit from unfair government subsidies robert scott is the senior international economist at the economic policy institute and he says china can limit the impact of u.s. tariffs china does hold. on the whole in this case. control its own currency the currency moved.

that is from china's ministry of foreign affairs.hey say they will not be "blackmailed. >> interestingly, for all of their strident rhetoric, they say they believe in negotiations and they believe there is a solution if both sides meet on the basis of equal respect. perhaps a hint from china that they are willing to come to the negotiating table. >> we are moments from the fomc decision. there is a lot to chew on for the central bank, including a 4.1% print on gdp in the second quarter. you have the fallout from the ongoing trade war as well as changes, tightening in financial conditions. >> there is no new trade on this one. no change in rates and no change to forward guidance. the phrase monetary policy remains accommodative remains, and there is no reference to chairman powell's july 17th testimony that gradual rate moves are the plan for now. >> i think the biggest issue for growth is now that it is not just solid, but strong, acknowledging that both consumers and investors are picking up. >> their comments around growth indicate

of. china is poised to impose more time of sun sixty billion dollars worth of american goods the foreign ministry has said the new levies will go into force if the u.s. followed through on its threats to impose more tariffs of its own the u.s. accuses china of unfair trade practices and it's using tariffs to pressure them to reform when the u.s. has already imposed a twenty five percent duty and chinese goods worth thirty four billion dollars it mainly targets industrialized and china's responded with its own twenty five percent levy on the same amount of items it imports from the u.s. the trumpet ministrations now preparing to up the ante with a twenty five percent tariff on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese goods the u.s. says chinese firms still technology and benefit from unfair government subsidies well.

. ♪ yvonne: just want to bring you the latest to you from the ministry of commerce in china.e today talks between the u.s. and china. talks between the u.s. and china. they are to keep communication when it comes to trade and they are constructive and honest talks when it came to the trade issue. they did not make a whole lot of progress but perhaps they are still keeping communication and there was a signal from the chinese official that perhaps we will not be able to see another revival of talks until perhaps after the midterms. we will see how that plays out. ramy: the expectations for asething really were dashed well from president donald trump trying to say that nothing might come out of this. and to be totally honest, all of the guests we spoke to said these really are just talks. just trying to get a little bit out of the tone crossing the bloomberg terminal, the fact that they are positive and constructive and honest is as if they are trying to continue as you say, these lines. at the end of the day as we have been hearing, no one wins in this trade war. the $16 billi

now, china's ministry of defense says the u.s. to stop looking at its military construction with a quote cold war mentality. >>> gookle is trying to reassure its employees that the company isn't compromising its values. >> this comes after more than a thousand workers are reportedly pushing back on the possibly that google could launch a censored version of its engine in china. >>> on thursday, google's ceo says the company isn't close to doing that, but he admits they are exploring more options. >> reporter: in the bustling marketplace of the most pop late country on earth -- populated country on earth, u.s. tech giants are trying to come in. it means playing by china's rules. is google ready to do that? they have been planning a censored version for china in order to capture a piece of the international office. >> it's a very big market. 1.3 billion people there. they want these service, companies like google, they want to get in this. >> reporter: now google may be facing the biggest road block yet. internal activism against th

of the past so as to not promise a political and economic reforms. are. china says it may impose tariffs on a further sixty billion dollars worth of american goods its foreign ministry says the new levies will go into force if the u.s. follows through on its threat or impose more types of his own u.s. accuses china of unfair practices trade. says it's using types to pressure china to reform. but the us is already imposed a twenty five percent on chinese goods with thirty full billion dollars it's mainly talking industrial goods china has responded with its own twenty five percent levy on the same amount of ice since it imports from the u.s. the top administration is now preparing to up the ante with a twenty five percent tariff on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese goods the u.s. says chinese firms still technology and benefit from one fact government subsidies well that's because as a senior international economist at the economic policy institute he says china can limit the impact of u.s. tariffs china does hold the ace in the hole in this case it does control its own currency and the currency moves that we've seen to date will offset not just the tariff

explain to someone why when you the poor has been denied release and china now meanwhile in taiwan the foreign ministry's you hating in all of this i'm using an image here of their mascots all bear saying taiwan so bear is dismayed at the ban slapped on his cousin when he's latest film by censors in china make no mistake all bears that created it going taiwan and disney's christopher robin is screening national. you will hear that created you go over there pretty quick you would think that she's in pain would have you know thicker skin to skin after all he does get along we don't want trump lish you thank you very much for giving us the latest on winnie the pooh. you're watching news from berlin i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news including winnie the pooh over by the day stick around for that. one organize a party it's a real policy because there's no rushing about everyone writes that the name on the room and then we parted. and you know what the great thing is you know and they. are.

u.s., and things that japan thinks it can help china on, rising debt levels, an aging population, and a lot of other things. sorry number of finance ministryow china can manage the debt levels that it has. a number of issues they are looking at is a forex swap. they're looking to sign it later this year. generally, the tensions with the u.s. have led both nations to try and better relations between themselves, to balance the correlations, especially china, but that japan has always had with the u.s. ramy: it is in the midst of many rocks and many are places. japan has problems with industrial policy. it wants to work with the u.s. as well as the eu on that. it is also in difficult trade talks with the u.s. what is their strategy? as you say, there are a lot of different issues. economy minister will meet with his counterparts in the eu and the u.s. next week in europe to discuss what they do about chinese industrial policy. they've had a lot of problems with china is doing with the made in china 2025 policy, what ofy see as theft intellectual property. on the other hand, they are in difficult trade talks with trump in the u.s., an overhang

china's foreign ministry says that anyone of all ethnicities in xinjiang live and work in peace.to find a way to justify the brutality when they implement it. how would they be to justify locking up more than 10% of the population? we know that the re—education of what? the re—education of what? the re—education of what? the re—education of someone transferring from one ethnic group to atheist or non— religious believer? what are they trying to do? this term itself is problematic. it is propaganda. the chinese government can say anything but making that kind of statement three times does not make it true. this talk about another reason that the chinese give for the actions they take. they warn about being deceived by a religious extremism. resettlement and be education, that is how the chinese delegation to the un in geneva puts it and when you say again this incredible figure, and nobody would argue with that, the incredible figure of 20 fun —— 21% of all rests on china being in xinjiang which is only 1.5% of the whole population, but they then point to the violence and the viol

accused china of suppressing freedom of speech both the chinese and hong kong governments wanted to stop andy chan from giving a speech at the foreign correspondents club china's foreign ministry condemned the f.c.c. for hosting chan and said there was a bottom line for freedom of speech is robin cried. protest by probe aging supporters outside hong kong's foreign correspondents party how do you know their anger aimed at the man speaking inside. andy chan leads a small political party advocating independence from china leading to accusations that he's threatening national security due to the nature of how the chinese propaganda machine works the national party was instantly demonized as some sort of extremist group due to the single word independence in reality what the national party is chasing now there is no difference from what many homeowners wish for the dream of democracy although he says he's not guilty of any crime the police have recommended his party be banned if that happens he says it sets a precedent for stifling all debate about independence but there is a very dangerous idea because they can accuse of you people in a restaurant to discuss about independence the

of optimism. the announcement was made yesterday by china's commerce ministry.ted that the chinese vice, as minister will be making a meeting with washington. this is the first sincejune. the clu b wa nts a this is the first sincejune. the club wants a lot. he wants a package. he wants an alleviation of the trade deficit, to lower import tariffs, and juicy protection of us intellectual property. he is asking a lot. seeing a great deal of ongoing conversation. they have not met since june. the ongoing conversation. they have not met sincejune. the problem with this negotiation, while it is good, as that in the right direction, if you have not heard of either of the men involved, that is the problem. by men involved, that is the problem. by sending these lower level representatives to haggle, really, to see if high—level representatives will meet down the line. it is positive news, but perhaps little is expected in the wake of results. positive news, but perhaps little is expected in the wake of resultsm is talking about talking about talking. they give very much

of china daily reports on beijing's warning to the us. if washington is going to double the earlier proposed levies on chinese goods, china's foreign ministry counter measures. he has said that us blackmail on trade won't work. the international edition of the new york times talks about how a dam collapse in one country is affecting people in another. after the collapse of a dam last week in neighbouring laos, floodwaters has now rushed downstream into cambodia. the flooding has upended life for the people there, with little help forthcoming from the government. the gulf news carries a wonderful picture a baby whale shark that lost its way. the three metre long shark was found in dubai creek. luckily divers from dubai's marine protection agency safely transported the juvenile animal back to the arabian gulf. now, what stories are sparking discussions online? yes let's looks at what is trending right now. police in the swiss city of zurich are urging owners to buy shoes for their dogs to protect their paws in high temperatures. the agency has launched the "hot dog campaign" — aimed at educating dog owners on how to protect their four—legged

expected rapidly on the back of them based livery starbucks remains the dominant force in china it says it opens a new cafe there every fifteen hours. for china's foreign ministry says it won't be blackmailed the u.s. is ratcheting up the pressure in the tariff dispute it comes as the ozzy in conference gets underway in singapore asian nations already searching for alternative trade that's. a free trade agreement signed by sixteen asian countries by the end of the year this is the ambitious plan for destroying the albion missing in singapore. the move comes after the united states withdrew from

there is a debate -- it was an open debate between the ministry of finance and the people's bank of chinah is highly unusual. they escalated a war of words between the two sides about what to do with the economy. they are focusing on that. in a sense, i don't want to say that trade issue is a sideshow. but it is part of the overall issue of the declining chinese economy. rishaad: is it declining that much? do they know something we don't? andrew: there is no deleveraging. already, credit is growing faster than it should be. if they add further drastic measures like window guidance and larger corporate loans, then you will be having significant monetary stimulus at a time when china's struggling with major debt problems. there are a lot of issues p a they are flowing gdp but rising credit. rishaad: with that, if you have problems with the economy, and the communist government has come a will it keep you happy? our people happy? -- are people happy? the chinese people are very behind the system because it is done well for them over the last 30 years. i don't think that is an issue. on the t

of crisis. the ministry ofjustice is accused of being asleep at the wheel. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. more rhetoric on us china trade talks.sident trump says he doesn't expect much to come out from the negotiations with china on tariffs, but one family run business in singapore is caught in the crossfire of this trade war. we look at how small businesses across asia are coping. and the world's biggest mining company, bhp billiton, so a 37% drop in net offered ability. find out what dropped earnings lower. —— net profitability. good morning, asia, hello, world. it is a tuesday. glad you could join us for another exciting addition of asia business report. i'm rico hizon. we start off the programme with us china trade talks and american companies affected by washington's trade war with china are getting the chance to speak up this week. overnight, government officials started public hearings on the next set of tariffs that president trump has threatened to impose on chinese goods, this time worth $200 billion. with tariffs on more goods coming into effect on thursday, this brings the total amount of goods subject to ta riffs

china is poised to impose more than mortality on sixty billion dollars worth of american goods the foreign ministry has said new levies will go into force if the u.s. follows through on its threat to impose more tariffs of its own the u.s. accuses china of unfair trade practices and is using tariffs to pressure them to reform well the u.s. has already imposed a twenty five percent duty on chinese goods worth thirty four billion dollars in many targets industrialized ins china has responded with its own twenty five percent levy on the same amount of items it imports from the u.s. the trumpet ministration is now preparing to up the ante with a twenty five percent tough on two hundred billion dollars in chinese goods the u.s. says china's chinese friends steal technology and benefit from unfair government subsidies robert scott's a senior international economist at the economic policy institute and he's joining us now from washington d.c. thanks very much indeed for your time sir what is the tipping point would you say at which point both sides actually have to stop just racking up the levies and star

china says it may impose tariffs on a further sixty billion dollars worth of american goods as foreign ministry says the new levies will go into force if the u.s. follows through on its threats to impose more tariffs on his own u.s. accuses china of unfair trade practices and using tariffs to pressure china to reform. the u.s. is already in place a twenty five percent duty on chinese goods where thirty four billion dollars its main detoxing industrial goods china's responded with its own twenty five percent levy on the same amount of items it imports from the u.s. the top ministration is now preparing to up the ante with a twenty five percent tariff on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese goods the u.s. says chinese steel technology and benefit from unfair government subsidies scott as a senior international economist at the economic policy institute he says china can limit the impact of u.s. tariffs china does hold the ace in the hole in this case it does control its own currency and the currency moves that we've seen to date will offset not just the tariffs the troposphere already imp

china says it may impose tariffs on a further sixty billion dollars worth of american goods its foreign ministry says the new levies will go into force if the u.s. follows through an aids threats to impose more tout of its own the u.s. accuses china of unfair trade practices and it's using tariffs to pressure china to reform the u.s. has already imposed a twenty five percent duty on chinese goods worth thirty four billion dollars it's mainly targeting industrial goods china has responded with its own twenty five percent levy on the same amount of items it imports from the u.s. the trumpet ministrations know preparing to up the ante with a twenty five percent tariff on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese goods the u.s. says chinese firms steel technology and benefit from unfair government subsidies robert scott has a senior engineer arsenal economist said the economic policy institute and he says china can limit the impact of u.s. tariffs. china does hold the ace in the hole in this case it does control its own currency and the currency moves we've seen to date will offset not just the t

widely expected that was the recommendation of the german economy ministry following a months long review. only last week the german government prevented china's state grid corporation from taking a twenty percent holding in electricity grid operator fifty hertz the german state own k f w bank bought the stake instead berlin was uneasy about handing a major chinese investor some control over the country's power grid some analysts say that hindering outside acquisitions could backfire on germany whose companies want access to chinese markets. since the delegate to. the one hour hold but we do get our government to very responsible but at the same time respect that there is a need for having open markets. for their good relations to time. the government says it decides each takeover case on its own merits but its chinese acquisitions that have received special scrutiny. let's get more on this from economist chin to get another view on this very interesting story and it's certainly not black or white first tell us what your opinion is is it a good move or a bad move here these developments. as you say it's not a black and or white story of course

alleging that north korea is under tremendous pressure from china because of the trade dispute between china and the united states. china's foreign ministryays that trump's logic, quote, distorts facts and is beyond comprehension and that china hopes the u.s. will honor its pledges and commitments regarding north korea and play a positive and constructive role. i want to bring in cnn national security analyst to talk about this. she's a former senior national security adviser under president obama. we'll talk about the details of all of this in a second. let's first talk about the president's tactics here. releasing a statement, he himself calling it a statement, but only through his own personal twitter feed, had a couple typos and maybe some grammatical problems. is this the way you conduct diplomacy on the national stage? >> certainly not. and i've been involved in my fair share of white house statements. this is not how you draft them, verify them, and get out something that accurately represents the views of the white house. this statement was chock full of nuts. it had so many mistakes in it, starting, for example, the president ref

wants to reduce its debt but not at the expense of future investments china needs a friend and ally in the region just recently the chinese foreign ministry said any disagreements between the two countries should be resolved through talks and indication perhaps china is willing to renegotiate the terms of its deals with malaysia florence we. the united states says it's cutting two hundred thirty million dollars allocated for stabilisation programs and seven it says the funding will only be provided to syria and gauges and a credible peace process led by the u.n. is being seen as a move to extricate the u.s. from the conflict as committee hellcat reports. it's yet another signal of the troubled ministrations desire to withdraw from a visible role in syria on friday and announced it was redirecting two hundred thirty million syrian stabilization funds frozen in march to other foreign policy priorities move comes following contributions from pledges totaling three hundred million by coalition partners to help rebuild parts of syria no longer held by isis among the contributions announced this week one hundred million from saudi arabia. presi

and china imposed tariffs on $16 billion worth of goods on each other. in a statement the chinese commerce ministryaid that china resolutely opposes the u.s. tar ref iffs and will conte to take necessary counter measures talks in washington are heading into day two and they have so far yielded nothing. president trump believes the u.s. has the upper hand because of the impact of the tariffs on places like this this part of klechina, the sout is home to some of the most well-known international brands. foxconn makes a lot of iphones here for apple there are a lot of other companies as well. consumer electronics as well as toys, clothing, all of it is made in this part of china the fear is that as the tariffs sink in and if they stay for a while that could be disruptive for international supply chains. that the factories here would become less competitive. the concern is there, but it's still an open question as to whether or not that pressure is going to be felt at the talks in washington if the chinese would feel that pressure to do a deal. >>> let's put the numbers in context. we're talking tariff

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wants to reduce its debt but not at the expense of future investments china needs a friend and ally in the region just recently the chinese foreign ministry said any disagreements between the two countries should be resolved through talks an indication perhaps that china is willing to renegotiate the terms of its deals with malaysia florence al-jazeera. israeli police are again questioning prime minister benjamin netanyahu over corruption allegations it's the eleventh time they've spoken to the prime minister he's been accused of receiving lavish gifts from businessmen the police have recommended indicting him netanyahu has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing mali's president. has won reelection with sixty seven percent of the vote his main rival so may say got thirty three percent in this runoff but sisi has rejected the results and promised to contest them voter turnout for this runoff election in july was low and some polling stations didn't even open because of violence from saturday indonesia's congested capital will host the asian games there's been a campaign to tidy up the city of jakarta but air pollution is still a big problem miss

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and treasury accusing chinese officials of trying to score the western region to arbitrary detention, torture and religious persecution. china as foreign ministryy to the accusation. >> translator: they should serve the american people properly instead of pretending to be a human rights judge. i advised him not to make wild allegations with sanctions at every turn on other countries. >> reporter: the trump administration failing to uphold international sanctions against north korea. >> we expect china like other countries to adhere to the un security council resolution that it too voted for. we remind folks of that. >> reporter: donald trump himself pointing out china's continuing aid to north korea in the form of fuel, fertilizer and other revenue streams reminding his administration's pressure campaign against the hermit kingdom. jillian: russia to china to north korea, all three increasing the talk with jack keane. he is our fox news senior strategic analyst, great to have you with us. so many things to talk about we should do a lightning round. back to these exercises jillian talked about. this will include russia and china. russia will hav

china's foreign ministry saying putting pressure on beijing will not work all of this as trump readiesariffs on another 2$200 billion worth of goods on chinese imports. let's talk with daniel litman. great to see you on "worldwide exchange." thank you very much for joining us is trade -- you have so much on the docket you have trade, the tech fight i understand there may be investigations into the president. what's the hot topic for you and politico today >> i think we're looking at what trump said in that bloomberg interview about how he might pull out of the wto. it's interesting because there's a ton of reports about how he was thinking about this and the white house completely denied it now trump is saying i might pull out of the wto this is the worst deal ever. even though the creation of the wto has led to so much wealth around the world especially in the u.s. lots of trade deals have been facilitated by a global rules based system >> it's so interesting you had steve mnuchin who basically said those reports about leaving the wto, they're not accurate he didn't say they were comp

their future adrian brown al-jazeera in a long jan province northeast china now the democratic republic of congo's health ministry has confirmed four new cases of a bowler in the north eastern province of north kivu there's concern that fighting in the region could make it hard to contain the virus the ministry says there's no evidence linking these cases to the recent outbreak that killed thirty three people in the northwest and that outbreak was declared over last week dr karl is dean of the college of public health at the university of nebraska and he says rural communities need better education to understand how a bowl is transmitted. what we saw in the last outbreak we hope to see in this outbreak which is a really active response vaccination of contacts and hopefully hopefully shut the outbreak down very quickly unfortunately this outbreak is in an active conflict zone on the border rwanda and uganda which is very different from the location of the last outbreak and that's going to pose a challenge itself in the response so there's no lack of information from a scientific standpoint we know exactly what hap

of denuclearization as they once were." a chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said today that china is "seriously concerned" atover the president's accn. a federal district judge in washington struck down key provisio in three executive orders president trump signed this spring which woead have made ier to fire federal workers. under the president's ders under-performing employees would have less time to show improvement before bng fired. they also reduced the time federal employees in union positions could spend on union business during work hours. the administration had no comment on today's ruling. thousands of rohingya refugees protested in bangladesh day, marking the one year anniversary of violence in myanmar thatdr e them from their homes. hundreds of thousands of the muslim rohingya now live in what is one the world's largest refugee camps. marchers prayed to return to their homes in myanmar andde nded justice for the dead.at a series of cks last year on police stations by rohingya militants led to a brutal e ackdown against the muslim minority group by anmar military. the democratic national committee voted today to shar

public mood as reflected in the mainstream media is one of defiance and almost on a daily basis what you hear from the commerce and foreign ministry in chinae, that they are ready to go with retaliation, counter measures of their own if the trump administration moves forward and imposes 25% tariffs on 2$200 billion worth of chinese goods it's worth pointing out this escalating trade conflict is hurting market sentiment in china. it is starting to be captured in the data case in point, factory activity really did moderate, 5-month and 8-month lows when you look at the official and private surveys, where does all this leave chinese equities? lower. the shanghai composite is down 16.3% year-to-date, making it the world's second worst performer this year. quick word on beijing's policy response, which has been loose in monetary policy and also somewhat controversially beijing seems to be more willing to tolerate depreciation in the currency yuan is on track for eight weeks of successive losses that's a fact not lost on the trump administration they are quite quick to tag beijing with the currency manipulation label worth pointing out treasury,