business how strong then is this new alliance when in the context of world trade monika it's quite strong so if you look at it very quickly when the u.s. as the report said blocked up the appeals process last december the e.u. had already done some work to set up this ad hoc court essentially it has already agreed to deal with canada and norway and then last week in davos it got several major countries involved so the big one obviously is china so between china and the you that accounts for a major portion of it on top of that you also some major players from the asia pacific region singapore australia new zealand south korea and then several large central and south american economies from mexico colombia cheeta brazil so it's quite a significant group in opposition to the u.s. blockage and while it obviously doesn't it's a temporary arrangement as the european commission said and if it doesn't have for example the u.s. obviously involved also japan and russia so it doesn't really solve the overall problem but it is significant in the context of last month's blockage and it doesn't really

there earlier today my colleague monika jones spoke to our taipei correspondent zone one so and asked him what china is saying about that new deal while very different from donald trump china has remained tight lipped on the details with only the day media confirming that a deal had been agreed in principle but the tech needed to be translated to fred and legally squat and we know donald trump is that he wanted to find a trade deal with chinese president xi jinping but until now it's only the top china negotiator leo hood visiting us for the dining that means a lot if the chinese president xi jinping doesn't show up with fanning thera many because that would mean that china my thing that they made more through to confession this time so they would want to keep the profile as low as possible locally and internationally all right so when does this mean that the u.s. has won the trade war. well monica it's only to face one deals so it's hard to say who wins or loses that key is the thinking around negotiation and we know for the 2nd round go to the show and the u.s. with one china to can

monika plaha went along to take a look.igrants stepped onto the business ladder as shopkeepers. this is like one of my old family photo albums... dawinda grew up in herfamily‘s corner shop in 1980s wolverhampton. corner shops that were video shops like my parents owned were so significant back in the day, because it really provided an essential lifeline to them in terms of back home. it closed down after ten years, but over three decades on, she bought her father‘s old shop back to life through rediscovering old objects. the idea came from one very special briefcase. so, talk me through what‘s in this briefcase? so, this briefcase is my father‘s old briefcase. and really, this is where the whole project started. i opened it up and it had been put away in storage for many years. i started to look through it and i found that there is something here to be explored. there is an amp fuse, sold for 95p. i don‘t think you can get anything that cheap any more! this is in the shop where your dad worked? yeah. did you ever use this b

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monika bickert the vice president of global policy management at facebook. i want to acknowledge and thank you. are not feeling well today and would like to abbreviate some of your testimony. we thank you very much for coming anyway. i want to introduce dr. join donovan. of technologytor and social change project. also, mr. justin hurwitz. anddirector of governance technology center at the university of nebraska college of law. and director of law and economics programs at the international center for law and economics. finally, dr. tristan harris. he is the director for humane technology. we want to think our witnesses for joining us today. we look forward to testimony at this time. the chair will recognize each witness for five minutes to provide their opening statements. i would like to explain the lighting system for those who may not know it. in front of you is a series of lights. the lights will initially be green at the start of your opening statement. the light will turn to you when you have one minute remaining. begin tould please wrap up your testi

miss monika bickert vice-president of global policy, management as facebook, i want to acknowledge and thank you. i know you're got feeling well and may need to appropriate some testimony put we thank you very much for coming anyway. i want to introduce dr. joanne donovan, research director of the technology and social change research project at the shorn stein center on media, policy and public policy -- politics and at the kennedy school. mr. justin hurwitz, assistant professor of law and director of nu governance and technology center at the university of nebraska, college of law, and director of law and economics programs at the international center for law and economics and finally, dr. this stab harris, exec -- tristan harris executive director for the center for humane technology. he want to thank our witnesses for joining us today. we look forward to your testimony. at this time, the chair will recognize each wilt for five minutes to provide their opening statement. before we begin i would like to explain the lighting system for those who may not know it. in front of you is a s

and ult -- ultimately was deposed by the independent counsel and monika lewinsky testified for two days before the grand jury was deposed by the independent counsel and was interviewed by the independent counsel 20 times. now, let's be clear. i remember these days very, very well. even republicans at the time acknowledged they did not expect to learn new information from these witnesses. i know republicans and democrats picked a small group of senators to be there for the three depositions. i was one of them. in fact, i presided over the lewinsky disposition. and one of the house managers, republican managers, said that if the witnesses are consistent, they'll say the same that's in here, referring to the previous testimony already before the senate. another told ms. lewinsky, obviously you testified extensively in the grand jury, so you're going to obviously repeat things today and the third house manager told mr. jordan, i know that probably about every question that could have been asked has been asked, and i might say answered. indeed, those republicans were correct. we did not lear

monika plaha went along to take a look.ly, this is where the whole project started. i opened it up and it had been put away in storage for many years. i started to look through it and i found that there is something here to be explored. there is an amp fuse, sold for the 35p. i don't think you can get anything that cheap any more! this is in the shop where your dad worked? yeah. did you ever use this back in the day? i used to use it and treated a bit like a toy, really. and like the till behind us, it was just fascinating to press all these buttons and just be a little girl and see what was going on. and in the new exhibition, the corner shop isn't the only thing that's been recreated. welcome to my home! wow, this is brilliant. it's a blast down memory lane. and people are invited for a house—warming. this is a recreation of dawinda's living room from back in the 19805, which most of us can probably relate to. i know i certainly can. in fact, i still have this wallpaper in my house today. i had three of these two shoe box