to europe a little earlier i put that question to hakim steiner he's the head of the united nations development program who commissioned a commission to study. well in the report scaling the fences that we have presented today we tell that story through literally their own voices this is the core of this report 2000 interviews with irregular migrants to europe and the story as always it is more complex than many people believe it to be 1st of all we find that amongst those who do with leave their countries are not always those who are considered the extremely poor in fact they are those who have some education some possibilities and above all an aspiration to do more with their lives to have hope about other opportunities so yes economic poverty drives migration but it is combined also with the ability to actually move on and to look for opportunities elsewhere and to some extent all sort of its 1st sentence of ambition exceeding the opportunities in their lifetime for the development and personal success in the countries we're talking about these opportunities you said slightly better educated

we've seen that the president is getting support from development agencies including the united nations development program and we also want to universities a whole 2 step to india mit for instance year and have a university there providing some of the support base know how to do this people who are working in freetown and carrying out this process are not the same time the government hopes to fight corruption and the proceeds that they get the money that the same in fighting corruption they want to use the same money in also finance their technological advancement by using the super high tech process in actually even their goals so tell me which sectors are going to benefit if all of that works out the way it should actually we've seen the government use these super high tech solutions for example cloud computing during the outbreak of the bulla but they use it in mobile money transfer to actually pay people who are in the forefront of fighting and the votes to use the block to claim that they've used blocks in the national id system to sort of strengthen and make the whole process secure and they

from its developing nation status to u.s. compliance to rich countries gaming the world trade system. back in the course of the add to the sum some electronics and its corruption case is up for review. this is business as well. as welcome if you think about where in asia you would found a startup or invested one bank that they would probably not be on top of your list but it should be the bangladeshi economy has been enjoying growth between 5 and 7 percent for years and the capital dhaka is home to one of the liveliest startup scenes in the region fathers of companies that believe strongly in their country's potential but there is a problem for foreign investors are still few and far between. this group is getting ready to shoot a video of devil appear on the streaming service bongo they're going to go down well i really can't give you good. mongo is one of the most successful startups and bangladesh that provides entertainment and information aimed at bengali speakers its founders recognized the market was ripe for the servi

and south korea says it will stop trying to benefit from its status as a developing nation the u.s. complains rich countries are using their status to play in the world trade. it's time for business on the w. i'm here welcome to the program the u.s. treasury has announced that the country's budget deficit sorts to almost a trillion dollars in the 2900 physical year that's a 26 percent jump from 2018 the trump administration has spent far more than its tax revenue because of the republican led tax cuts taking advantage of a booming economy government spending grew twice as fast as tax revenues the u.s. treasury secretary steven said economic agenda is working while lawmakers fear the government is undermining fiscal responsibility. for more on the subject i'm now joined by the financial correspondent on wall street. these deficit numbers definitely sound worrying at least how do they fit into donald trump's view of the u.s. economy. well i mean as long as the dollar remains the world currency the damage might be limited you have debt not to repay it but to make new debt and then repa

the united nations development program is listening and working with communities to protect forests for the future we want if you're hearing what we're hearing find out more. coming out the death penalty inside offer guard. growing calls to be reinstated with volume's crime claiming nearly 60 lives a day a rising outcry of punishment but is that the recipe for justice also coming out. young on the block not to call one profile your specs over the top state politicians in germany. is just that she joined us in the studio. on the 5.

the united nations development program is listening and working with communities to protect forests for the future we want if you're hearing what we're hearing find. africa coming up the death penalty in south africa receives growing calls to be reinstated with violent crime claiming nearly 60 lives a day. but is that the recipe for justice also coming out. young black. top state politicians in germany. is just that she joined us in the studio. on the fights this eva green lungs of the planet reforestation sustainability in the rain forest. you're welcome to the program october 10th is a well day against the death penalty for years more and more countries have abolished capital punishment including south africa in 1905 but cost states that sentences have grown in recent months authorities there struggle to contain escalating violence on average 58 people are killed in south africa every day. weighty 1000 that every year our correspondent reporting from cape town has more. every month claude visits his son's grave. jerome was just 27 when he was shot in the front office when 3 years ago.

because you are a developing nation, they consider it to be a developing nation. wrote them letters. we don't consider them to be a developing nation. we don't consider india to be a developing nation. they are ripping us off. we did not win any cases. alien dollars. one -- won a lot of cases. they know i will leave it they don't treat us fairly. and then the piggy bank is gone. are replacing the nafta disaster. get nancy pelosi to put this up for a vote. a giant victory for manufacturers. oil. should pass it. overwhelmingly, they will. nowhere is the democrat betrayal of our nation more dramatic than in immigration. did you see these debates? can you see what i am competing with? with tedd to compete cruz, that was brutal. debatethe national champion? i never did that? all the sudden, i am supposed to be debating tomorrow night. i said, who are these people? i contributed to a lot of them. they used to treat me nicely when i can to but it. not so nice when i was there opponent. i want to see, who are these people? been a debate.as i never debated like with a podi

because you are a developing nation, they consider it to be a developing nation. because they are developing, they get tremendous, and we wrote them letters. we don't consider them to be a developing nation. we don't consider india to be a developing nation. they are ripping us off. we did not win any cases. we just won $7.5 billion. we have won a lot of cases. we didn't win anything for years practically. lot of cases,a ypu know why? -- you know why? they know i will leave it they don't treat us fairly. and then the piggy bank is gone. we are replacing the nafta disaster. we have to get the crazy nancy pelosi to put this up for a vote. the usmca is a giant victory for texas farmers, manufacturers, workers, and oil. the democrats should pass it. overwhelmingly, they will. nancy has to put it up for a vote. do-nothing democrats. nowhere is the democrat betrayal of our nation more dramatic than on immigration. in recent debates, did you see these debates? do you believe what i am competing with? i don't know, when i had to compete with ted cruz, that was brutal. he w

from foreign competition but holmes announcement that his country would not be giving up its developing nation status could be seen as trying to have things both ways and whether it's enough to play keep this man is another issue donald trump has been strong arming friends and falls over the matter in july the us president said that the world trade organization was broken when the world's richest countries claim to be developing countries to avoid all rules and get special treatment no more he wrote. among his targets were china and south korea but source says its decision reflects its ongoing economic success and position as a leader in technological innovation others say it's a result of trying to tough talking approach to shaking up the global rule book on trade. billionaire samsung and leads a young is being retried on corruption allegations and 2017 of our 5 years in jail a sentence that was later suspended now the supreme court says the amount of bribes ledge the offered the former president well devalued. lee jane is that in the dock the vice chairman of samsung faces every trial on cor

china to be a developing nation. we brought them letters. we don't consider them to be a developing nation. we don't consider india to be a developing -- they are ripping us off. we didn't won any cases at the wto now we knowledges won $7.5 billion of countries that we are taking it -- we won a lot of cases lately. we didn't won anything for years practically. now we won a lot of cases. do you know why? because they know i will leave if they don't treat us fairly. they know it. and then the piggy bank is gone where they all rob from. we are replacing the nafta disaster, and we have to get this crazy nancy pelosi to put this thing up for a vote. we have together. and the usmca is a giant victory for texas farmers, ranchers, manufacturers, workers, and oil. the democrats should pass it overwhelmingly. they will. nancy has deported up for vote. do-nothing democrats. they are do nothing. nowhere is the democratic betrayal of our nation more dramatic than on immigration. in recent debates -- did you see these debates? do y

national developer because it was very very nice frankfurt using classic center forwards means they need plenty of crosses they lead the league in passes from the flanks by a large margin. their speed and dynamism has now largely shifted out wide the strikers are no longer expected to haul up field in top gear but simply need to work their way to the penalty area and play to their strengths. that's a pretty good try on a fabulous set up from i'm sure a silva. gonzalo posse n.c.i. has also benefited from the system change he was a bench player last season but his 3 goals this campaign top frankfurt's charts he doesn't play much build up but waits until processes come in from out wide then he puts them away like the best classic center forwards. class yet just as. it's a familiar scene break through out wide eyed the strikers put in a perfect pass and then comes the cold blooded finish. frankfurt's new offensive system works like a charm. i was told was all. the blame france but let me put it sol i was right to fear that it's proved in the statistics the 3 strikers about 7 of frankfurt's 9

so let's delve a little closer into the figures the study was commissioned by the united nations development program at the ministry is that style welcome to the let's start with the education so we heard in the report that the average african migrants is better educated than the average compassionate so why is that. well i think already in history we have often seen that those who are truly the most poor in a society often don't have the opportunity they don't have the savings to even be able to make a migration journey and here we see from the survey that was undertaken that very often it is the young generation that has both had education and employment there for savings but also the interest to drive the lack of choice in their own country driving them to look at another place to take their life and why europe but europe is only one of the destination i think this is sometimes what is lost in the debate because in fact most african migrants migrate to other african countries and europe has become a focus partly because. in the last few years europe has received a number of africans and i

competitive wages when they left how many are here is the nigeria country director for the united nations development program he says migrants leave home because they can't see their dreams being fulfilled. what we found was that most of them had jobs and most of them came from urban areas but what they didn't have was essentially their ambition has surpassed the opportunities though are valuable back in their home countries and that was the interesting part and which then puts into question the kind of development and the kind of system that exists for young people in those countries for them as young people homes it is a place where they don't see their dreams been mixed and they see in europe an opportunity to scale essentially the 'd conditions so what would the report really pushes is to is to say to 2 african countries that if you do not want to use these young people that you will be invested in terms of education which they have higher higher level than average in terms of. the overall condition at home it's it's much better than the average so there are people essentially that have benefited

community and our territory we oppose big capital illegal actors and interests of international and national developers at times even agents of the state. we have into this colombia's biggest port on the pacific but it's also largely afro colombian city ravaged by crime poverty and corruption fueled by the cocaine trade the dollars movement grew in response to that in 2007 organized an unprecedented civic strike getting the national government to promise better health care education basic sanitation something says the peace deal the government signed a year earlier with 5 gravels made possible. previously when you tried to start a civic movement the government would say the guerrilla took people out on the streets behind them or the rebels obviously that would end the movement and put their leaders at risk. the last 2 elections were the most peaceful in their caves but now violence has returned as armed groups and powerful political interests pushed back against change one of the dolls partners was killed another seriously injured. armored car and body guards but other police haven't been so lucky 7 ca

south korea says it will stop trying to benefit from its developing nation status the u.s. complains rich countries again mean the world trade system and back in course the edge of the samsung electronics empire is corruption case is up for review. i'm going from one place to business and you study shows europe's economic engine is stabilizing and that's despite so much uncertainty surrounding the future of global trade and the potential fallout of brags that the business climate index has just been released and economists surprised they were expecting morale to take another hit instead it's holding steady many businesses actually expect order numbers to grow over the next half year germany's export refined economy has been suffering from slower global growth and business uncertainty caused by some governments protectionist measures. and we can get out to tens 1st president of the institute what has changed. oh yes we have a change in manufacturing so the decline in the evil in the eggs were mostly due to a decline in manufacturing over over months and we now have a some of

and because you are a developing nation, they consider china to be a developing nation. and because they are developing they get tremendous -- and we wrote them letters. we don't consider them to be a developing nation. we don't consider india to be a developing -- because they are ripping us off. and we did not win any cases at the two. on.w we juston $7.5 billi and we have won a lot of cases. we didn't win anything for years practically. now we have won a lot of cases. you know why? i will leave it they don't treat us fairly. they know it. and then the piggy bank is gone. where they all robbed from. we are replacing the nafta disaster. and we have to get this crazy nancy pelosi to put this up for a vote. we have to get her. and the usmca is a giant victory for texas farmers, ranchers, manufacturers, workers, and oil. the democrats should pass it. overwhelmingly, they will. but nancy has to put it up for a vote. do nothing democrats. they are do nothing. nowhere is the democrat betrayal of our nation more dramatic than on immigration. debates -- did you see these debates

don't need to act and deliver on their promises and this particular problem is included in the national development plan so it's basically part of their agenda that we big question here is whether the president will ultimately controls everything today is sympathetic and actually calling site without agenda so that we will know you know matter of a few days and if he doesn't deliver then you know that we don't have you know symmetry between what is being said and what is being done. so you know i want to bring you into the conversation here because when we asked the question to her online community will legalizing marijuana help reduce violence in mexico we got back several answers this one stuck out to us this is all of our shuffle says maybe 20 years ago it might happen what do you think of the why now when the fact that this is a little too late. i was the more he said about 20 years ago the mexican drug cartels were not as powerful were not was violent as they are today 20 more years i mean they could be making. say $30000000000.00 every year drugs to americans plus the stuff they do in mexico

security council has held its 2nd closed door meeting to discuss the nation's developments in syria and members from his joint statement expressing concern over the escape of isis fighters and the west and humanitarian situation but they stopped short of making direct a direct reference to the turkish offensive or calling for an all out cease fire. let's move on to other news now the president of spain's catalonia region has called for an immediate halt to violent clashes that have rocked the line a 3rd night the protests were sparked by the jailing of mine separatist leaders on monday over there on the catalonia failed independence bid 2 years ago but kim paula says the riots are harming the image of the separatist movement. i call for calm and serenity the independence movement is not violent we've always condemned violence we can't allow the instance that the taking place in the streets of our country is normal and is good to protest against an unfair and utterly abhorrence sentence there's no reason or justification though to burn cars or to carry out any other act of vandalism prot

community and our territory we oppose big capital illegal actors and interests of international and national developers at times even agents of the state. we have into this colombia's biggest port on the pacific but it's also a largely afro colombian city ravaged by crime poverty and corruption fueled by the cocaine trade the dollars movement grew in response to that in 2017 it organized an unprecedented civic strike getting the national government to promise better health care education basic sanitation something says the peace deal the government saying the year earlier with 5 grabbing me passable. previously when you tried to start a civic movement the government would say the guerrilla took people out on the streets behind them or the rebels obviously that would end the movement and put their leaders at risk. the last 2 elections were the most peaceful in decades but now violence has returned as armed groups in powerful political interests pushed back against change one of the dolls partners was killed another seriously injured. was assigned an armored car and bodyguards but other police haven't be

community and our territory we oppose big capital illegal actors and interests of international and national developers at times even agents of the state. would have been to the biggest sport on the pacific but it's also largely afro colombian city ravaged by crime poverty and corruption fueled by the cocaine trade the movement grew in response to that in 2007 organized an unprecedented civic strike getting the national government to promise better health care education and basic sanitation something says the peace deal the government signed a year earlier with 5 gravitons made possible. previously when you tried to start a civic movement the government would say the gorilla took people out on the streets behind them or the rebels obviously that would end the movement and put their leaders at risk. the last 2 elections were the most peaceful in decades but now violence has returned as armed groups and powerful political interests push back against change one of the dolls partners was killed another seriously injured . an armored car guards but other police haven't been so lucky 7 candidates have been k

is the nigeria country director for the united nations development program he joins us on skype from new york good to have you with us so as i mentioned there the report points out well some things just think most people didn't know that people who are making as irregular migrants this journey they have jobs they have competitive wages they're not poor does this turn on its head a lot of the things we've assumed about undocumented migrants absolutely what we found was that most of them had jobs and most of them came from areas but what they didn't have was essentially the ambition. the opportunities though available back in their home countries and that was the interesting point and which didn't put into question the kind of development in the kind of system that exists for young people in those countries. that segues nicely to the other point which the report mentions for some of them at least they're they're moving because of what they see as barriers to opportunity how does one overcome that. well the major barriers for paternity as i just mentioned was that for them as young peop

competitive wages when they left how many are here is the nigeria country director for the united nations development program he says migrants leave home because they can't see their dreams being fulfilled what we found was that most of.

in 2014, misprint was named a goodwill investor to the united nation's development program. in this role, misprint and will give advocacy to the united nations efforts to address poverty, empower women, and achieve sustainable development. some of the powers is the professor of practice at harvard kennedy school and harvard law school. from 2013 to 2017, she starred in the cabinet of barack obama and is the youngest ever u.s. ambassador to the united nations. investor power began her career is a journalist. she reported from places such is bosnia, eastport, wanda and sudan. she has been named one of times 100 most influential people. on multiple occasions. her book a problem from hell, america in the edge of genocide, was awarded the awarded a prize in 2003. she is the author of the education of an idealist, mmr, which brings her here today. please welcome connie britton and samantha power. compact [applause] >> it is so low. did you come here for me to break out song. it is so thrilling for me to be back in nashville today with my friends samantha power. and celebrating your

thousands of lives a 2nd phase of developing nation so i'm one i'm among the doors. i think for me development is the. turnout is expected to be in at least $25.00 councils candidates representing mateys hindu nationalist b j p have run on opposed many kashmiri see the election as a cynical attempt to create a political elite loyal to the major government this election don't mean anything for the people of kashmir because people of kashmir at the moment are in a state of shock they have lost their state towards they have lost it was jewish and they have lost their flag and i would say they have in fact lost their identity so the people who are without an agent to be are being subjected to a kind of a sham exercise the indian government says council leaders will represent local communities better than corrupt state officials victoria gate and the al-jazeera. according bangladesh's sentenced to 16 people today the young woman in much. rafi was tied up in kerosene and set a life after refusing to withdraw a sexual harassment complaint against 2 school principal. from pri

dollar has been the dictator of how where we go from here how should we influence these developing nations but right now all the nations are actually cutting down on their basket of u.s. dollars ours definitely a time of turmoil in transition for this particular i.m.f. meeting well see where it takes us in the spring. one of the biggest things that came up out of this weekend was that the i.m.f. was actually humiliated because they sunk $56000000000.00 in order to bail out argentina once again and that they cannot pay it back they defaulted and therefore humiliating the entire i.m.f. and actually kind of putting their credibility into question now and of course as we mentioned on saturday the architect of that i.m.f. austerity plan christine lagarde is now moving beyond that she it's not her problem anymore she goes the european central bank that goes to chris georgia have a crystal ina the new had there who we heard from and in the end for me looking at this from the perspective of having watched from the is in the late ninety's and early 2003 just seems to be a remarkable lack of. confid

here is a quick look at the nation's development from mao to now. e people's republic of china after years of civil war. the 70 years since have seen the nation struggle through extreme poverty to become the world's second-largest economy with a political reach far beyond its borders. in the late 1970's, the reforms in socialism with chinese characteristics kick started china's remarkable economic growth. that led to milestones, succession to the world trade organization in 2001. and in 2016, the u.n. joining the elite club of imf global reserve currency. china's gdp today is about 90 times bigger than in 1978. the 21st century has been marked by an increasingly assertive china on the world stage, leveraging economic power, building alliances through initiatives like its belt and road program. as the people's republic turns 70, it's dealing with a trade war, a slowing economy, and unprecedented political protests in hong kong. and president xi jinping urged the communist party to race for long-term struggles, extending even beyond the prc's 100 year

president trump is often seexpressed that the career military and diplomatic nationals, to develop and security policies. we are once again, staying the ramifications of his incompetence. the president his stunning of the complexities of the middle east was in full display over the weekend in a tweet where he seemed not to have an understanding of the location or identity of the separate kurdish groups with whom we w have partnered in syria with. the secretary of defense and the state, both insist that they were consulted by the president on this decision. maybe so, but it is clear that it didn't either advice of that of our national security experts. i'm not aware of any security expert who advocated our standingan by, while the turkish military carries out against our kurdish partners. in fact, on october 2nd, just four days before the phone call between president trump and r1, the state department on voice of syria, joel weaver, publicly said we certainly think that conflict along the turkey syria border would surf the interest of all of the conflict and serenity ration, both of tha

south korea says it will stop trying to benefit from its developing nation status the u.s. complains rich countries gaming the world trade system. back in the course of the ad to the samsung electronics and is corruption case is up for review. this is business. as well. if you think about where in asia you would found a startup or invested one bunk a day would probably not be on top of your list but it should be the bangladeshi economy has been enjoying growth between 5 and 7 percent for years and the capital dhaka is home to one of the liveliest startup scenes in the region founders of companies that believe strongly in their country's potential but there is a problem for foreign investors are still few and far between. this group is getting ready to shoot a video that will appear on the streaming service and. can give you good. mongo is one of the most successful startups and bangladesh that provides entertainment and information.

emissions outside germany is considered one of the most ambitious climate policy projects by a developed nation within the country many say it doesn't go far enough. the german government approved measures to drastically cut greenhouse gas emissions on wednesday paving the way for the bundestag to pass lund climate legislation this year the measures are expected to raise about 54000000000 euros in taxes to be largely we invested in green energy from 2021 the government plans a carbon price of 10 year olds per ton rising to $35.00 euros from 2023 the government plans to raise car and air traffic taxes and increase rolled told trucks it also wants to extend electric car subsidies the package also includes plans to dramatically expand wind power. but climate activists and industry groups have criticised the plans as too weak to achieve germany's becoming emissions neutral by 2050. so could the fossil fuel economy itself become a fossil about the next 10 years that's the idea put forth by us economist jeremy rifkin and his new book the green new deal believes a radical turn toward energy is already

and south korea says it will stop trying to benefit from its developing nation status the u.s. compliance rich countries are gaining the world trade system. back and of course the acts of the some some electronics and this corruption case is up for review. this is business and so on. as well. if you think about where an aid. so you would found a stock of or invest in one bunk that they would probably not be on top of your list but it should be the bangladeshi economy has been enjoying growth between 5 and 7 percent for years and the capital dhaka is home to one of the liveliest startup scenes in the region founders of companies that believe strongly in their country's potential but there is a problem foreign investors are still few and far between. this group is getting ready to shoot a video that will appear on the streaming service bongo.

the new market is close to the nash nash national market. new development -- national market.eriod also, during this of a couple years, we have seen resale inventory slowly rise, binding higher. not at a record level but reflects that sellers have more competition and that is part of the problem. vonnie: the median sales price is down 8.2%. the average sale price is down almost twice that to $1.656 million. is there a neighborhood that is better than another when you're into the median market? isnie: the answer to that probably no because what we are ining across all segments the markets and neighborhoods is that this is a uniform impact. we are seeing impact cool across the board, whether it is under a million dollars, not to be cavalier about starter markets, and all the way up to the high price points. this has been a market soft at the top and tighter as we move lower in price over the past few years and that continues. we are seeing that weakness carry lower into the starter market then we have seen in the past. vonnie: we are also hearing that the ultraluxury and luxury

prioritize what would in the end help president trump's political ends even if it was to our national development the fact yovanovitch testifying her today even though the white house telling her not to, and does it seem that people who previously had been unwilling to are starting to talk and what's the significance of that? >> the relatively decent people inside the trump administration and fiona hill would top that list, made a kind of devil's bargain. if i am here at least i can do some good, and that's a very laudable impulse or a somewhat laudable impulse but it connects you to a web of moral compromise. he had to make a series of pretty ugly compromises in order to get weapons to the ukraine that they needed and congress voted. i think as the failure of that approach has become clear a lot of people who held their tongues in an effort to do good at the price of some bad are deciding the price of bad is just too high. it was a shady foreign policy. this is not about organizational charts, not about the president's spending, sending a personal envoy on the back of the regular governmental ap

south korea is giving up its status as a developing nation at the world trade organization. signaling out south korea as one of the countries that are a developed market but they are being treated unfairly by claiming the developing country status that gives them some a betters and actually treatment from the wto when it comes to those tariffs. one of the factors that could be hurt the most in south korea could be agriculture. riceve seen products like am red pepper, and garlic where tariffs are significantly higher , according to the wto regime. they are able to protect their industries and now we are hearing that south korea is announcing that they are abandoning that developing nation status. president trump in july named cows korea one of those countries that are benefiting from this status despite the fact that it is one of the world richest countries. korea imposes a tariff of more than 500% on rice imports. joining us now is bloomberg markets live managing editor. great to have you with us. we continue to see a raft of earnings out of south korea. we just got the resul

expressed disdain for the career military, diplomatic and intelligence professionals our nation relies on to develop and implement sound national security policy. we are once again seeing the ramifications of his incompetence. the president's stunning ignorance of the complexities of the middle east was on full display over the weekend in a tweet where he seemed not to have an understanding of the location or identity of the separate kurdish groups with whom we have partnered with in syria and iraq. the secretaries of defense and state both insist they were consulted by the president on this decision. maybe so, but it is clear that he didn't heed their advice or that of our national security experts. i'm not aware of any security experts who advocated for standing by while the turkish military carries out on offensive against our kurdish partners. in fact, on october 2, just four days before the phone call between presidents trump and erdogan, the state department's special envoy to syria publicly warned, we certainly think that a conflict along the turkey-syria border would serve the interests of a

needing to start fresh and talking about how xi jinping's attempts to bring hong kong into the national developmentof long-term benefit to the city. it is certainly falling on deaf ears. we will continue to see this unrest -- it is likely we will continue to see this unrest leading to the election. and it is antes avenue for the public to demonstrate their frustration with carrie lam and the government. manus: thank you very much. she is in the heart of the protests on the ground. selina wang in our beijing studios on the 70th anniversary. more political angst, this time from boris johnson. he is facing a moment of truth as he prepares to present his blueprint for brexit. the reception for his plan received in brussels may determine whether there is any hope for an orderly exit at the end of the month. the u.k. leader also needs to win over 28 so-called spartans. hardest the heart of -- pro brexit conservatives who voted against theresa may's deal three times. arlene foster says it she is willing to look at the idea of a time limit to the backstop. raffaele bertoni is the gulf head ofnt corporation

single market thanks to the so-called everything but arms or a agreement is stipulates that developing nations get trading privileges in exchange for upholding democratic values now cambodia's deteriorating human rights situation is jeopardizing that deal. supporters of the market agree jean critic ken lay's arrested on the city of his death. bed 2016. to the east face imprisonment as the cambodian government cracks down on public opposition rallies this human rights group must remember late privately. they are demanding justice. that. really. independent investigation commission to ensure that justice will be brought to the public to find out who is a really. great guy. under the so-called everything but arms treaty cambodia can export all products excluding weapons into the e.u. duty free and return the regime needs to respect human rights and promote democracy at the moment the e.u. is questioning whether cambodia is keeping its side of the bargain if not they want to tell me the agreement a move that would hit the textile industry hard equal parts manufacturer seat covers or german car man