secretary of state might pump ale goes to new delhi to talk business and security but will tensions over train get in the way of deepening times also coming up we'll take you to the golden triangle in southeast asia a region the tourist for the production of synthetic drugs business is booming but why and what are authorities doing to stop it. plus using at all ages we meet south korea's new runway model a senior citizen strutting his stuff. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us on news asia we start today with strained relations between india and the united states the u.s. secretary of state mike pump aoe is in new delhi for talks with indian prime minister narendra modi and indian leaders now ahead of the trip called india an important partner in security and energy but there are plenty of points of contention between india and the us right now 1st and foremost is trade the trump administration has lashed out at india for high tariffs and this month that withdrew special trade privileges for india the indian government has retaliated with higher tariffs on some u.s. goods

secretary of state mike pump aoe is in new delhi for talks with indian prime minister narendra modi and indian leaders now ahead of the trip pump called india an important partner in security and energy but there are plenty of points of contention between india and the us right now 1st and foremost is trade the trumpet ministration has lashed out at india for high tariffs and this month it withdrew special trade privileges for india the indian government has retaliated with higher tariffs on some u.s. goods india's deal to buy s $400.00 missile defense systems from russia has also raised controversy it could trigger u.s. sanctions which prohibit doing business with russia defense sector new delhi's looking for a waiver to avoid penalties now this is what pump aoe had to say about those pressures that a press conference with india's minister of external affairs but as the secretary of state i've never found a partner now i don't matter how close we didn't have rob he didn't have places where you had to work through things on each of those 2 issues. and we had a chance to talk today to tr

looming around the surrounding buildings of new delhi's goes in for landfill dominates the landscape. its dimensions are staggering measuring 40 football fields india's largest dump is rising some 10 meters vertically year. soon it's expected to top the country's famous taj mahal dumbs like this are the dark side of india's improving standard of living. as you ordered water more as your economy warms you are definitely going to buy more stuff and it's it's not rocket science to say that as you buy more stuff you want to raise to more stuff you want to roll with more stuff so that is the challenge of being india to be. but it's more than just a blight on the scenery because of poor and other dumps like it regularly catch fire due to escaping methane gas taking days at a time to extinguish. they also release toxic chemicals into surrounding areas causing everything from breathing problems to even cancer. measured years of living through what i'm leaving this neighborhood because of my children i have 2 children at home one is 8 and the other 4 and both frequently get ill because of poll

for more let's bring indeed obviously a funny guy who joins us now in new delhi on here good to have you with us and our report we just heard a child say it has to work to support its illiterate family it seems that child labor is something that's taken for granted in india is it. hi monica well it's true that you know mindset stewards child labor are problematic in india you know many people here are considered it almost as a necessary evil because many believe that you can pretty bad it given the kind of high levels of poverty and inequality in many parts off the country and it's also you know some people seem to have no problem they see they don't seem to find anything wrong with employing children to give you one example you know in many indian cities in aapl. families it's not unusual to see very young under age goods you know working as babysitters of coke's all or servants changing those mindset it's not easy now is this a problem that is mostly visible in rural areas and you just mentioned city so is it widespread is all over. when men want to come by all accounts the problem

money and business editor and indeed magazine joining us from new delhi hey there thank you time this morning what is this going to go is it just a spot before the sort everything out of that forthcoming g 20 or is it like to turn into a bigger trade war here. obviously going that has a larger implications because this is not something that has happened. just now because. this bonbon or draw removes the privileges and your trade privileges and you enjoyed under the system of preferences so that's one view then there are these that it's increased on. 25 percent and that wasn't it was imposed now india also had to retaliate in some way there's been. we've seen some again trying to retaliate with donald trump does not actually normally maybe get you to the negotiating table does it so in the 1st instance indigo to make the situation worse by doing this. but what is the other way around i mean india has to retaliate in some way or the i don't see considering that india is the largest importer of our months from the us it's on more than 500000000 worth of amens out imported from the us ind

earlierthis week, us secretary of state mike pompeo visited new delhi and he said the us and india were around the world. just a few hours later, donald trump took to his twitter feed with a far more confrontational message. he called on india to remove tariffs on american exports and to allow us firms greater access to the large indian market. and this skirmish marks the latest in a series between the us and india. washington has been angered by india's refusal to allow certain dairy products to be sold here, and by the price on american manufacturers which puts them at a disadvantage, firms like mastercard and american express have been angered by india's new data localisation laws which forced them to keep a copy of transactions on indian soil. narendra modi's government would say the us has its pa rt government would say the us has its part to play in the escalating tensions. it refused to exempt new delhi from aluminium and steel ta riffs delhi from aluminium and steel tariffs and removed india from a preferential trade programme earlier this month. but, while donald trump's tweet

navy in july 1908 i'm actually looking at a british airways flight that left from new delhi and normally it would have a pretty straight shot over the gulf to. england and now it's taken a hard right turn and it is flying over the middle of iran right now so it's not flying anywhere near the persian gulf so you'll see everybody kind of flying to different directions. because they want to avoid the gulf. algeria's former prime minister after at all here we are here and 2 former industry ministers have been referred to a public prosecutor to be investigated over allegations of corruption tens of thousands of algeria nz have gathered once again across the nation for an 18th street we could protests there calling for the removal of elite figures from the government servant prominent politicians and businessmen linked to ousted president of the disease beautifully have been detained or questioned since the president was forced to step down in april but speak to a teague who was a journalist and joins us via skype from strasbourg process then continuing 18 weeks now but we're kind of in limbo

is such as a some good parts of the east the side of bangladesh 40 celsius in the heat there for new delhi touch warm as you go on into thursday by thursday however there's you can see still pushing up quite nicely there across much of the west and gets pakistani overhand staying dry cots and sunny dry hot and sunny to across europe and asia highs here in doha are 41 celsius why this day is hotter still with us today. in these year new immigration laws and projects funded by european governments have seen a rapid decline in the migrant transport trade people in power travels to agadez to explore the realities faced by the drivers left out of pocket and the migrants who are choosing to return home who would like to go back to the country where they're from you know to be given more going back to one place but why not build. europe migration on a 0. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera my name's peter dell b. these are your headlining stories the iranian president hassan rouhani has hit back at new sanctions imposed by the united states describing them as outrageous and idiotic he says wa

trade status for goods including steel the us president accused new delhi of failing to give washington equitable act. as to its markets so in retaliation import taxes as high as 70 percent have been placed on u.s. products such as all millions and apples we spoke to the editorial advisor from india's republic t.v. who believes that there is nothing equitable in global trade it's not a train well it's a john think that's what john does i mean he needs to meet these noises he's used you know each happens every country has constantly constantly saying i'm going to do this and we'll do of at the end there's nothing equitable in trade no more than there is anything critical in foreign policy the big guys do what they want ok this only stand interest the end tired she. has never been a bit of it and you cannot compare a country of the american economy size the indian economy or the great all the countries the each other that trade means cheating with each other this is business as usual in the latest episode of artes in case you missed it artie's probably boyko gives her very own unique take

and delhi is deadly air is the subject of a new people in power documentary airing now on al-jazeera have a look. the pollution is palpable. delhi sure is the symptoms of many modern metropolis but its unique features have begotten the crisis. people in power investigates the toxic mix feeding the city's invisible killer and asks why more is not being done to relieve its citizens. by joining us to discuss the problem in the lisa mailed to him he's a clean air campaigner with the nonprofit greenpeace and boston policy pond she's a scientist with the health effects institute and in doha and they had tara mithya she's an investigative producer here at al-jazeera and the filmmaker behind the documentary you just saw welcome to the stream everyone they had want to start with you because you have a personal connection to this topic you were born and raised in delhi so what made you decide to do this film. you know this january we were at a picnic for my 3 year old niece and it was it was a perfect picnic for you know young kids they were all running around in the red this iconic sally wasn'

peter and i exhibition showcasing work by underprivileged children has opened in india's capital new delhi some of the youngsters have been living on the streets or involved in trafficking but as brian now reports they have a chance for a better future by learning new creative skills. in this gallery in new delhi the excitement is palpable as bonding artists show off their latest work. again was there this here is a canvas we were given for topics to paint some of draw on a tree and animal or a building is everything on here. the students have been told over the past year by local artist make a modern. day all the children and i have come here to show our work this is my painting i did it myself. the exhibitions part of a fellowship by art reach an organization bringing art to vulnerable children makers help them explore various techniques and discover their creativity the mean thing is that it lets them express you know there are things you don't normally do one thing to express is when so through art and through all these different mediums they're able to just blurt out something they al

goods and they took for measure as follows donald trump's decision to withdraw new delhi's preferential trade status for goods including steel u.s. president accused new delhi of failing to give washington equitable access to its market so in retaliation import taxes as high as 70 percent have been placed on u.s. products such as all men's and apples we spoke to the editorial editor of from news republic t.v. who believes there is nothing equitable in global trade. it's not a train well it's a john think that's what sean does i mean he needs to make these noises he's used you know he turns every country has constantly constantly saying i'm going to do this and we'll do of at the end there's nothing equitable in trade no more than there is anything equitable in foreign policy the big guys do what they want ok this only is an interest at the end tire trade the pay platform has never been at the top of them you cannot compare a country of the american economy size the indian economy we are going all the countries the need each other trade means trading with each other this is business as u

president's accuse new delhi of not giving washington equal access to the indian market 1st of polly boy currently in case you missed it take a swipe at america's controversial trade policies these days. how do you launch a war without needing to fight a war in case you missed it the economy stupid. international access to the u.s. market used to be a bit like dating the rich girl next door when you were a voter was not easy or cheap but in the end it was worth a 100 times those u.s. markets are now and 11 and sturgeon i well it is our window access is now expensive and even if it was worth it you know it's going to hurt so we all know that america has the biggest military in the world just level the cost of whatever country you're in there's a good chance that there is a u.s. aircraft carrier staring right back at you so now the u.s. is a weapon raising its economy in order to fight international disputes and dominating the market is i.c.b.m.'s. teetered you saying the intercontinental ballistic something should be ready to be deployed anywhere you need it advantages of the i.c.b.m.

might be opening another front in its international trade war this time with its ally india new delhi is firing back its impose tariffs on a further $28.00 american products some being taxed so a 70 percent it follows donald trump refusal to exempt india from increased the yuan minium taxes in the u.s. last year back then india threatened to increase its tariffs 220 percent and head off a meeting with his indian counterpart later this month the us president has been accusing new delhi of not giving washington equal access to the indian market so what do poly boy the in case you missed the team think of trade in the modern age. how do you launch a war without needing to fight a war in case you missed it the economy stupid. international access to the u.s. market used to be a bit like dating the rich girl next door when you were a vogue was not easy or cheap but in the end it was worth their time for those u.s. markets are now and 11 and stood in a well lit window access is now expensive and even if it was worth it you know it's going to hurt some people we all know that america has the

might be opening a front in its international trade war this time its ally in the new delhi's firing back its impose tariffs on a further 28 american products some as high as 70 percent all this off to donald trump's refusal to examine india from increased steel and aluminum taxes in the u.s. last year but then india threatened to increase its tariffs to as high as under 20 percent ahead of a meeting with his indian counterpart the later this month the u.s. president's accused new delhi now of not giving washington equal access to the indian market and the case you missed it to take a swipe at america's controversial trade policies these days how do you launch a war without needing to fight your war in case you missed. it. in. access to the u.s. market used to be a bit like dating the rich girl next door when you were a voter was not easy or cheap but in the end it was worth it hundreds of times those u.s. markets are now and 11 and sturgeon i well it is our window access is now expensive and even if it was worth it you know it's going to hurt so much we all know that america has the

might be opening another front in its international trade war this time with its ally india new delhi is firing back it has imposed on a further 28 american products some being taxed as high as 70 percent now it follows donald trump's refusal to exempt india from increased steel alimony and taxes in the u.s. last year then some figure this india threatened to increase his tariffs 120 percent of his bike to get out of control but ahead of a meeting with his indian counterpart later this month the u.s. president has been accusing new delhi again of not giving more shing to meet will access to the indian market so what does paulie. in case you missed the team think of trade in the modern age. how do you launch a war without needing to fight a war in case you missed it the economy stupid. international access to the u.s. market used to be a bit like dating the rich girl next door when you were a voter was not easy or cheap but in the end it was worth their time for those u.s. markets are now and 11 at the end stage and i well know the downwind access is now expensive and even if it was wo

nikhil kumar reporting with the latest there from new delhi.any thanks. >>> reports that north korea's chief envoy has disappeared, those reports may be greatly exaggerated. state media report kim yong-chol attended an art performance on sunday with leader kim jong-un and another high-ranking official. the state newspaper even published this photograph, what appears to be the envoy sitting a few seats away from kim. cnn has not authenticated that photo and notice his hands are partially covers his face while everyone else is applauding. the south korean newspaper reported kim yong-chol had been sent to a hard labor camp for his part in the failed hanoi summit with u.s. president donald trump. our paula hancocks is following the story live in seoul, south korea. paula, when you look at the photo, the hands over the fatce that is part of trying to determine is that him, but this photo is an interesting clue. >> well, george, "kcna" has actually named him in this article, saying he was part of this evening with kim jong-un, that he was apparently,

goods in retaliation for washington dropping new delhi's preferential trade status . and out of some of the other global business stories making the news bitcoins resurgence is picking up steam the price of the crypto currency has soared to its highest level since january last year an asian trading on wednesday bitcoin jumped 10 percent to a price of just under $13000.00 it has now risen for 8 trading sessions in a row african countries have joined calls for the united states to end its veto on judicial appointments at the world trade organization the white house has been blocking new jobs on the w g o appellate body afaik using it of over stepping its role now 43 african nations say an urgent solution is needed to ensure the body can function effectively. doing business in nigeria is still male dominated but things are changing as more women embrace the culture of empowerment through networking media personality and up an entrepreneur . who wants to bring more women together and inspire them to bring about change correspondent funny for char reports from. an early mor

you know i'm actually looking at a british airways flight that left from new delhi and normally it would have a pretty straight shot over the gulf to. england and now it's taken a hard right turn and it is flying over the middle of iran right now so it's not flying anywhere near the persian gulf so you'll see everybody kind of flying to different directions. because they want to avoid the gulf i want to what happens with with cataract concer and ways craft in particular of course they're subjected to a aspace blockade by neighbors at the moment. flights heading south from doha where do they go. well i'm curious about that because i fly qatar a lot i have a lot of miles of my life is the athens to be a platinum member on the airline as well so you know we're curious about that ourselves. you know that it's the airlines are a little bit between a rock and a hard place because. you know honestly i couldn't tell you i mean in that's the thing is the uncertainty of the situation because the airlines can fly one way in and that may turn out to be the wrong way because nobody knows where a miss

thanks so much for joining us from new delhi. a sudanese state television is reporting that 3 opposition leaders arrested over the weekend have been released to them were taken into custody after meeting the ethiopian prime minister and the army on friday as he tried to mediate between the militants into and opposition stands military has ordered more troops on to the streets as a general strike and as a 2nd day opposition activists have called for an indefinite campaign of civil disobedience until the joined hands power to a civilian government. has spoken to a representative of the military junta is that the crackdown on protesters last week that left dozens dead is being investigated. we had a plan to disperse the columbia area and this was the will of the people and this was even agreed on by the declaration of freedom and change the plan was to disperse the area and clean it up without getting close to the main sit in area but mistakes were made when the plan was carried out and that's what led to the situation let's just ta

world cup continues in france and joining me to discuss all the latest action is tom get i from new delhi is for its hello to you tom so the netherlands beat cameroon in the 1st match today what did you make of their performance i'd say it was it's a home in performance very resilient is also i suppose how we're really appraise it now they went into this game of course as favorites and they messed up an opponent because cameroon really put up a fight that's events upon that was seen in quite a few games as far as world cup germany's are going of course they had a fairly tough time gets charen and there's been stubbs fixtures as well away you know to see that kind of power on repeating itself but of course it's the final school that matches the dutch have got what they want they've booked to place in the last 68 days how to do that. the usual city of orange was there to greet the dockside and they gave their fans something to cheer on 41 minutes when to be on a medium above the open with the police head above the league did not last long with cameron levelling through gabrial on get a was

decision to end preferential trade with the country unfortunate stressing that while new delhi has made efforts to accommodate washington it would always act in its national interest on trade this comes after u.s. president donald trump decided to cancel india's classification as a beneficiary developing country trump said india had not assured the u.s. that it would provide equitable and reasonable access to its markets. so it's not just india that's in the throes of trade woes ties between the u.s. and china remain strained china now releasing a white paper outlining its position daniel cole is at the frankfurt stock exchange to discuss this with us hi daniel good to see you now that white paper must have been closely scrutinized where you are what stood out to. yeah visionaire well i can tell you that the white paper is actually very interesting and investors here at the trading floor were also taking a closer look at this well it seems that china in general is still willing to negotiate but on the other hand they also clearly are saying that they are not afraid of a potential trade

it's a retaliation for washington's decision to drop preferential trade treatment for new delhi the extra tariffs on $28.00 products will affect one point $5000000000.00 worth of goods one of the products is elman's tariffs on those are going up by around 20 percent or around $0.10 a kilogram india is the 2nd biggest market for california apples are also on the list will now have an import tariff of 70 percent again india is the 2nd biggest biggest market for american apples the trade tensions come at a time when the u.s. have been hoping to boost relations with india as a counterweight to china a little later we're going to speak to our correspondent in india about this but 1st to another story britain and china have begun selling each other's shares on each other's markets a landmark deal called shanghai london stock connects and what it means is charlotte's that companies can trade on the london stock exchange while british stocks can be sold in shanghai is not just convenient for investors chinese regulators see it as a step towards opening their markets to foreign investment while br

be a really exciting night of soccer and you'll be following it for us thank you dave reneke of new delhi sports. and off the pitch at the women's world cup the ongoing lawsuit by the u.s. women's team against the american soccer federation over fair pay is set to go to mediation following the tournament the us players initially filed a lawsuit and march over an equal pay and working conditions when compared to the men's team they and the u.s. federation are hopeful mediation will settle the case the 1st team usa is dealing with the task of to extending their world cup title in france. same with football brazil have cruised into the quarterfinals of the copa america after a crushing 5 nil victory over a room in sao paolo the tournament host took a 3 no leave by a winger everton suarez in the 32nd minute and brazil went 4 nil up when a superb goal. combine with 2 of his teammates before providing the finishing touch in the 2nd half of the weren't there a stunning long range strike from willian rounded off thumping victory lay don't. forget you can always get d w news on the go just downloa

looked at the americans are going to want us to think of something that will pressure on jobs on war new delhi see. cross-product of india. the indians will be looking for some some some common ground back of the asli a lot more than just business and those trade tensions jersey john thank you very much. shareholders have approved the government's overhaul in this on only 3 new oversight committees responsible for the appointment of senior officials pay issues and or thing the comic has lost boss colors go news accused of using company funds for personal use that as net profits fell to a near decade low in the last business year and while tensions with its french partner and all. quite a lot has happened to nissen since its last annual general meeting the misconduct scandal concerning as to chairman carlos go on has rocked the company over the past 7 months shareholders were eager to hear the plan for the way forward ahead of the gathering in yokohama. no the constant reports made me wonder how they'll handle the company and the situation from now on i'd like to hear from them whether they pla

this is a suburb of the capital new delhi so be refugees here since 1964. have been defined as migrants are not refugees because india hasn't signed up to the 1951 un convention on refugees so tibetans here have been able to access the indian welfare system so they become self-sufficient starting a pair of businesses and looking for work independently but for some it's not enough. hello again i'm fully back to be with the headlines on al-jazeera libya's un recognized government says it's retaking the key town of got a yarn from forces loyal to warlord holly for have tar it's been one of the main bases for halftimes fighters who say they still control it. and has the latest from tripoli. the city of that is very strategic as it has been used as a supporting hub alongside the city of the horn for have to his forces fighting the government forces in southern tripoli forces loyal to the warlords or have to have taken control of the city for the past 3 months and now after losing they have was drawn to the town of us harbor which is in the west in the south of t

against child labor we take a closer look at the situation in india and talk to our correspondent in new delhi to find out what's been done to end the vicious cycle of child labor. and poverty. also coming up if you can't beat them eat them in the netherlands bring the bugs as an alternative under environmentally friendly feet what animals. come to your business i want to get jones of the good to have you with us. how we treat our children is a reflection of our societies and values this is part of a statement released for well today against child labor in which the international labor organization is urging governments workers and employers to make a final push to end child labor the has been working for the abolition of child labor since it was founded 100 years ago much has been achieved but it's still common in many parts of the developing world and a moment we go live to our correspondent in india but 1st this report should have kumar is 9 years old and works with his older sister in the coal mines of geria both begin every day at dawn it's not only exhausting it's also dangerous she of k