serious violation says that and we also do have actually the response from the russian ministry of foreign affairs they said that there will be a mirror response to the expulsion of these diplomats and as for the russian the russian diplomatic mission to slovakia we actually haven't heard anything from them yet now while this was the 1st diplomatic mishap between russia and slovakia back in june there was actually one between russia and the czech republic when the czech republic actually expelled 2 diplomats from their country the prime minister of the czech republic said that they were suspected of spreading misinformation about a possible attack on czech diplomats so who knows if these 2 situations are connected but it certainly is an interesting coincidence. thank you for those days how 1000 quarter. and thank you for joining us here and i think we're back in festive minutes with all the latest for you that. i should reach out to you watching a lot that in addition all going on to grow this the penultimate episode of this season. coming up in the show after 2750 tons of ammonium nitrate explode

espionage that they were given until the end of the week to leave the country now slovakia's ministry of foreign affairs says that it only wants a good 2 way relations with moscow but that these diplomats have committed a serious violation now we do have the response from russia's ministry of foreign affairs it says that there will be a mirror response from moscow to the diplomats expulsion and as far as what russia's diplomatic mission in slovakia has said we still have not heard anything from them now this is not the 1st time there's been a diplomatic mishap between moscow and the european union for example back in june the czech government actually expelled another 2 russian diplomats after they were accused of spreading misinformation about a potential attacks on czech politicians in december another 2 russian diplomats were also expelled from germany they were accused of having some sort of connection with the high profile murder of a georgian national that took place last year of course that was not proven and now the slovakian media is actually connecting this most recent expulsion to that murder

just take a check in their government and this was mainly why they took if you're at the ministry of foreign affairs yesterday saying that they don't want this foreign aid to corrupt hands of their leaders and they want the relationship between lebanon and abroad to be directly with the people and not through the government. doesn't someone in by virtue thank you so much. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world. the german red cross has begun a mercy mission to beirut top to choose the explosion a plane with $43.00 tons of has taken off from build in china filled a port this to touchdown in bay bridge of a not aboard the plane medical supplies and tools for building emergency shelton's . was president don't trump says he's taking executive action to extend benefits to americans who've lost their jobs because of the coronavirus pandemic trump is bypassing congress after negotiations between republicans and democrats trump accused rival democrats of trying to block the benefits. the japanese city of his mark the 75th anniversary of the u.s. atomic bombing the discipline's hol

to manage the country and this was after they took over the ministry of foreign affairs in claiming that they want a relationship with the foreign country to be with the speaker and not with the politicians and they don't want to read what they called the corrupt parents of their own leaders. in biber thank you so much and now to some of the of the stories making news around the world. the german red cross has begun a mercy mission to choose does explosion a plane with the $43.00 tons of aid has taken off from berlin and is due to touch down in beirut on sunday aboard the plane medical supplies and tools for building emergency shelters. u.s. president donald trump says he's taking executive action to extend benefits to americans who've lost their jobs because of the coronavirus and in his bypassing congress after negotiations between republicans and democrats broke down used rival democrats of trying to block the benefits of the japanese city of negative the 75th anniversary of the u.s. atomic bombing disciplines held a minute of silence to remember the 70000 killed in the attack bombing

hearing continuing reports that the situation is escalating with protesters occupying the ministry of foreign affairs what are you seeing from where you are. talk to the minister for not so it's a little bit far away from the place where i am now and you the market square were the clashes taking place between people it's right policies and the ones on forces from one side to protest at from the other side but me and the markets we're just one block to my left that is the ministry off economy and then when you see. yourself i can only and another ministry of environment the purchaser take over both both ministers. intimacy often enough so they said that they would they take over. for the 1st place because it's the sound of lebanon it's the place we're never in and can't negotiate. negotiate or can't make boys by the way holding countries on the all the old the other western countries that the international community that's what they 1st told they took over and that in the ministry they take they took out from the wall these photos and the pictures of the president michel on the form of a missile 4 min

in the ministry of the french ministry of foreign affairs like the nigerian ministries have been exemplary for the past 48 hours but obviously it is a question for helping us in this dramatic situation what we are waiting for with the appeal we are making is for the international community the state and the security council to understand the importance of providing legal rules to protect humanitarians and to punish the crimes of which they are victims the park is in the burial region where fighters linked to i sell killed 5. and 4 u.s. soldiers 3 years ago also operating there are fighters linked to a book and linked groups they have been launching attacks in this i have region since 2012 the fighting spills into over the poorest borders from neighboring mali and work enough are so they have been hardest hit by the persistent attacks friends has around 5000 troops in the region to help combat the threat they back emily to force from the so-called g. 5 countries new. book in a foster child and mauritania. let's bring in our guests in nigeria's capital a butcher we have of the way it where g

protesters are having different plans this time, trying to occupy public buildings like the ministry of foreign affairso the central banking building. so that is their plan, to occupy these buildings and stay there until these politicians and elites respond to their requests and be held responsible and held accountable for what has happened. i'm am actually joined by one of the protesters, aline, who was just there and she just came out. aline, tell us what happened and what is going to happen next. there has been... they have been throwing tear gas on us. we are just fighting back. this is enough. they have taken our money. they have taken our pride. they are killing us. they still don't want to resign. this is too much. we cannot take it any more. this is too much. they will fight and we will fight back. they are firing tear gas and we are still going again and fighting. it will not end here. what is your next plan? what will happen? are you planning to protest tomorrow again? if the tear gas is to get us away, we will not leave, we will stay and fight. this is enough. we cannot take it any more. the

they are trying to occupy public buildings like the ministry of foreign affairs, like the ministry ofentral banking building, so that is the plan, to occupy these buildings and stay there until these politicians, the political elite respond to their request and be held responsible and be held accountable for what has happened. i am actuallyjoined now by one of the protesters who was just there and she just come out. tell us what happened and what is going to happen next? they have just been throwing tear gasses on us and we're just fighting back. this is enough. they've taken our money, they've taken our pride, they're killing us and they still don't want to resign. this is too much. we can't take it anymore. this is too much. they're going to fight. we're going to fight back. they're fire tear gasses. we're still going in, we're still fighting. it will not end here. and what is your next plan? what is going to happen? are you planning to protest tomorrow again? if they're planning to — if the tear—gas is to get us away, we're not going to leave. we're going to stay, we're going to fi

in moscow i worked in a number of different archives in terms of the book as a whole the ministry of foreign affairshive was perhaps the most fruitful to work in in terms of documenting the actual day today going nons of the trial, the party archives from the government archives but in terms of the legal side of things, it was wonderful to work in the archive the academy of sciences. the soviet jurists who had such an influential role was alan trying you know, Ãbwas a journalist at the academy of sciences institute of law and as the war was going on in april 1942 soviet leaders turned to lawyers there and asked them to study this question of the criminal responsibility of leaders for waging war of aggression and for crimes that were carried out during war of aggression which was not a part of international law we can talk about the details people are interested in later but working in the ministry of institute of law of archives i was able to see the early draft of his ideas that later became part of the book called the criminal responsibility of the rights, i was able to see the deliberations among

they are trying to occupy public buildings like the ministry of foreign affairs, like the ministry ofey even wa nted ministry of finance, they even wanted to break into the central banking building, so thatis central banking building, so that is the plan to occupy these buildings and stay there until these politicians, the political elite response to their request they will be held responsible and held accountable for what has happened. i am joined accountable for what has happened. iamjoined now accountable for what has happened. i am joined now by one of the protesters who has just come out. tell us what happened and what is going to happened and what is going to happen next? they have just been throwing teargas on us and we are just fighting back. this is enough. they have taken our money, they've ta ken is enough. they have taken our money, they've taken our pride, they are killing us and they still don't want to resign. this is too much. we can't take it anymore. this is too much. they are going to fight. we are going to fight back. we are still going in, we are still fighting. i

>>china's ministry of foreign affairs on friday said it firmly opposes the executive orders targeting we check in tick tock claims the u.s. is using national security as an excuse to oppress non-american businesses. but as sino us relations spiral downwards then in chinese apps may just be the tip of the iceberg. the move indicates the trump administration is broadening its attempt to restrict chinese tech companies from operating in the u.s. even if it appears to be little more than a platform to share viral dancing >>that was selena weighing reporting for us tonight. now we're following breaking news out of san francisco are police have one person detained after shooting this afternoon. it happened around 3.30 this afternoon near mission and 4th streets officers arrived to find a victim shot and that victim was taken to the hospital nearby that victim was taken with an life threatening injury or injuries we continue to follow the story here kron 4 and we'll bring you more details as we receive them. now let's change gears and get another check of our forecast of brea says she says t

piece of information coming from beijing so when between international community and the ministry of foreign affairs the asking is for the children to know and show him for it and that includes of course injections a go he said desk and we don't have we don't have any official numbers and statistics but there are several initiates a launch. that i ask for a community is trying to start out only account of debts and in session's both from korea the new money and internet and the online websites that extract and then ask the public the engine not track me and really. the interviewee the line information coming from about me and this is that i have to say that this is something very new not mean fishing has been traced. this way before any interest by civil society so this is something something very good useful and exciting. what kind of information are you seeing come out of turkmenistan about tippett right now. or will we have a very last network of. respondents. contributors in the country they have. some contacts in the health care system i can tell you one thing 2 of all correspondents on track t

addressing to this big attention that we are seeing around the world and only this week china's ministry of foreign affairs spoke about the coming to talk. and this is how they tricked released it so let's. move. some u.s. politicians made a murderous attack on chinese like to talk and in chinese companies like. the root cause is that they harbor hostility towards anything related to china and are attempting to impose ideological labels on chinese companies. these people are hunting to talk and other chinese companies under the guise of national security and are full of lies and slander which are in essence bullying including who me. so the times we see it as it is is a larger issue between the u.s. and china in terms of nations but if we focus back in on absolute. and the return on athens is he not doing pretty much the same thing that any app that we've got not that does and is a whole list of things that we are going to do this this is the say yes yes yes except haven't even read the super 8 and it's doing all sorts of things and maybe selling your data etc etc it's we chat just not the chinese version

several months of 07 says well so apart from the rest of the ministry of finance the also been reports of the rest of the ministry of foreign affairs including that of the minister the ministry of internal affairs which is in charge of internal security has reported some arrest of senior military officers and senior security personnel so that is the situation in burma co right now and things are getting a bit more tense in the capital following these developments we are not sure exactly where president bramble booker kater is of the moment but reports indicate that the situation may get more and more serious in the coming hours and probably days ecowas the regional bloc is meeting is holding series of meetings according to one source in the commission hearing a buddha in nigeria but it's not confirming whether or not is related to the developments in mali but one source has confirmed to argy that certainly we are expecting a statement from a cause and of course the african union these 2 body. sort of. members of different parts of from west africa there are 15 or 14 members of course including mali and usually the best treatments a

technology to walk away without a special license the chinese foreign ministry of foreign affairs continued its full throated rebuttal of government action against chinese tech companies leave early should what the us has done has completely the big leaf of the market economy and fair competition principles that the u.s. has advocated violating international trade rules undermining the global industrial chain supply chain and value chain it will inevitably damage u.s. national interests and its own image that's we urge the u.s. to immediately correct its mistakes stop you'll entering china and stop suppressing u.s. companies the chinese government will continue to take necessary measures to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests chinese company was. in the medical and pharmaceutical world cup at 19 is virtually the only discussion in america and there's been almost no discussion of another major issue opioids now america's opiate crisis is back in the headlines as states are asking for around $26400000000.00 for major pharmaceutical industry players to help pay for damage created by

and grab no specifics were given what we're tally ation might look like and the chinese ministry of foreign affairs characterized the move as unfair and purely political. so called national security holds no water at all it is just looking for an excuse to the relevant company carried out business activities in the end us are going to market principles and international union and abide by going to laws and regulations but the us has and who's to research in zion and suppressed unwarranted charges. and joining us now for a deep dive into this is boom bust co-hosted investigative journalist ben swan and dean of the miami herbert business school john quotes thank you both for joining us today now i know better i want to start here we talked about this monday and you were highly critical of this u.s. decision to force the sale of tic-tac to a company like microsoft are you at all surprised by beijing's response no not at all surprise i actually agree with beijing and i rarely do that but in this case i do agree with them because look i think it does feel like theft it feels like the u.s. government cam

officials the chinese ministry of foreign affairs also weighed in on the situation friday morning. to found the maid who need to just call it enjoys abundant support until she can find little support to put to tone enters the market for international rules and willful conduct manipulation and your temperament and your fellow american users and companies who only lead to moral. klein image tarnished and international trust that it will eventually face the controversy itself which at aspect is a new bring coal to the ongoing tensions between the u.s. and china now the messaging app is owned by one of china's lar.

normalize relations with israel and we've also seen some people putting posters in front of the ministry of foreign affairs here in the capital hard so all condemning any attempt by this transitional government to try to normalize ties of course sudan is very eager to get its name off the list of countries sponsoring to terrorism because it has affected the country's economy and its status amongst countries in the world and it says that it is very crucial to get off that list to be able to stabilize its economy and its position in the world but right now it doesn't look like they were are willing to normalize ties with israel in return for that they say that those 2 things should not be tied to each other and that the u.s. should consider both things separately here but thanks very much indeed those who are morgan live for us in khartoum about the russian court has jailed a member of the opposition coalition council who organized a strike at a factory despite the government's crackdown on activists and politicians protests are taking place once again in minsk opposition leaders had learned to kind of skier

seade, mexican ministry of foreign affairs, undersecretary of north america.urn to futures in focus. i want to shine a spotlight on certain commodities like the ag, all wrapped up in the trade war and what the fed did last week. michael joins us now. what happens if the dollar persists lower, what happens to ag exports globally? >> that is the prerequisite for higher ag prices. exporter, highest ag especially with soybeans and wheat. a dollar decline is key. some of the key drivers that have been supporting the dollar for the last 10 years like in outperforming stock market and higher yields are still in place. alix: yes, however in the short-term, humor me and say you get a weaker dollar than a stronger rialto, does that incentivize more exports of soybeans? they have had a good relationship with china, or not? that has been incentivizing exports from brazil, but if we can get a weaker dollar that will incentivize exports from the u.s.. that is a prerequisite for higher soybeans, weaker dollar. alix: how much more upside can we get? michael: soybeans around 9

robert light hisor has been in regular contact with his chinese counterparts now the chinese ministry of foreign affairs for their part spoke more broadly about the strain on u.s. china relations on wednesday. at present sino u.s. relations in serious and difficult times because for some time the u.s. government has unilaterally troubles and one tonally adopted in the series of words of interfering in china's internal affairs china's interests in seriously damaging u.s. relations we urge individual american politicians proceeding from the well being of the people of china the united states and other countries in the world to listen to the voice of the international community to achieve cold war thinking to look at china and sign a u.s. relations objective to walk in the opposite direction with china to make way to promote sino u.s. relations to return to the track of the coordination and cooperation and stability . and joining us now to discuss is host of economic up there professor richard wolfe richard a professor wolf it's always a pleasure to have you on the show i think there is a big question here

officials the chinese ministry of foreign affairs also weighed in on the situation friday morning. 2008 local need to just call it enjoys abundant support until she finds a little support to put its own enters the market for both international rules and willful conduct manipulation and your detriment of. american users and companies who only lead to more old. tarnish. international trust that it and i will eventually face the consequences which is so there which at aspect is a new bring coal to the ongoing tensions between the u.s. and china now the messaging app is owned by one of china's largest tech companies 10 cent and boasts 1200000000 users mostly in china now that is however widely used for professional and personal communication between those in china and elsewhere now there's a lot to go over so let's get some expert analysis co-host christine hilary ford which board member of the british american business association thank you both for joining us today now kristie i want to start with you i know we've talked about the tick tock angle of this great length but what do you make

the reaction has been trickling in and so far the china's ministry of foreign affairs says in retaliation hong kong will suspend several legal agreements with a child with the united states they haven't specified what exactly what they will be but we've also heard from the hong kong kong kong government who say that they reprimand the u.s. is unilateral actions they say these treaties are agreements with the u.s. for for the benefits of both countries and they say that the u.s. is just talking more tensions with china and using hong kong as a pawn in geopolitics but this doesn't come as a surprise the u.s. breaking off this extradition treaty with hong kong the u.s. joints just a long list of other countries who have done this since that national security law came into place last month and other countries include the u.k. germany france australia canada and so the u.s. is just the latest want to do this and part of the reason all these countries are wary about the national security laws that it has no boundaries anyone anywhere can be charged or violate that national security law in fact