can you tell us a little bit more about this you know not nordic. yeah it was formed twenty years ago as the swedish is a movement now they have. no idea care organizations that groupings in you know in finland as well and they openly dorrit national socialism they say that they want to be patchy aging on european my. grandson became power from what they call a global sign to me they haven't an opening. nazi. ideology and demanded members of the notices of movement have been linked to serious crimes like series of explosions that asylum sentencing for instance. reaching i know natalie i just want to get one more question briefly do you think that this is part of a larger strengthening of far right movements in sweden. i think that there was a christian movement is a french movement extreme and this rally today has had massive. media attention and they mobilized. strong guy but i wanted to get the thousand people because between four hundred and seven hundred the figures vary they didn't manage to. gather such big crowds even to the strategy that was

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can you tell us a bit more about this nordic resistance movement and how big a profile do they have in sweden. they're probably one of sweden's largest neo nazi of course near nazi to be part of. a fascist movement is not illegal in sweden they were founded in the ninety's. and have been steadily growing ever since and they have presence all over scandinavia in finland in norway. and beyond there are even protesters that flew in from germany last night before the protest. i believe twenty danish and german individuals who are affiliated with the movement were arrested prior to the protest right up briefly if you could is there anything about to go from berg as a city why they might have chosen this place for that was the site of the rally. well governor does sweden's second largest city it's a very multicultural city there is a very big migrant presence there. one of sweden's biggest synagogues is also in kaufman bergen originally. the march had been planned to walk you to today's young people or the jewish holy the holiest day in the jewish calendar and the intention of the movement w

can you tell us a bit more about this nordic resistance movement and how big a profile do they have in sweden. they're probably one of sweden's largest neo nazi of course near nazi to be part of. a fascist movement is not illegal in sweden they were founded in the ninety's. and have been steadily growing ever since and they have presence all over scandinavia in finland in norway. and beyond there are even protesters that flew in from germany last night before the protest. i believe twenty danish and german individuals who are affiliated with the movement were arrested prior to the protest right up briefly if you could is there anything about gotham burg as a city why they might have chosen this place for that was the site of the rally. what a governor it is sweden second largest city.

in fact, they're commonly referred to as tall nordices. nordic itself being a tern of eugenecist taxonomy coming out of the early 20th century as opposed to the lower class southern europeans who can't be counted on being as racially superior as the nordices. you see the short gray as the kind of equivalent of southern europeans to some extent in this tarks taxonomy. the short gray, whose description owes a debt to the little green men, to the movie also of the '50s, to frank scully explanations, but whose popular appearance culture is really cemented by betty and barny hill again. not only do they set the template for the abduction narrative, they set the idea of what the big headed gray alien with the big eyes looks like and really cements that within the popular consciousness. the other big kind of grouping of alien species within these taxonomies are old friends, the r reptilians, or to give them their ufo conspiracy name the draconians who are these tall lizard people who are probably hiding amongst us, plotting to take over the earth

swedish city of gold during a demonstration held by a far right anti semitic group members of the nordic resistance movement found with kind thoughts with came to demonstrate to see through fireworks and several other people enjoy it turkey's president reject tayyip erdogan has said the kurdish authorities will pay the price for holding their controversial success of secession referendum on monday iraqi kurds overwhelmingly back from iraq and that vote. then out forming an independent state in northern iraq in the country that opening a wound in the region and twisting the knife ignoring this fact will do no good neither to us nor to our kurdish brothers in iraq or of a party. well the inclusion of the city of kirkuk in northern iraq in monday's vote has also angered baghdad it has some of the biggest oil reserves in the country charles stratfor reports from erbil the kurdish peshmerga to control the kill cookoff to the iraqi army fled in islip pensive in two thousand and fourteen. but there's never been agreement between the kurdish regional government ok argy and the federal government

according to people familiar, just one year after the nordic company sold shares through an ipo.e will continue to monitor that story. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ uber in london revoking the company's license to operate in the city same uber's conduct in the a lack of corporate responsibility. uber is planning to respond. --ning us now will they be successful or is this it for uber in the u.k.? >> this is something that can drag out for a while. uber has been entangled in some of these over the years. this is definitely one of the biggest because london is a very important market for them. this will be appealed and maybe during this process, the two sides can reach some compromise. may be uber takes on some tougher restrictions that it had in the past. lawyeringis a lot of going on. mark: what is it 21 days? >> yes. mark: pretty damming indictment. vonnie: that they are not able to higher --two hold a license. how does the new ceo deal with this? >> this is just another controversy to throw under the pile for a new ceo. what the city is accusing uber of is a lot of safety violations.

nazi rally in the swedish city of gotham burg counter-demonstrators protested against a marks by the nordic resistance movement and police struggled to keep the two sides apart a police officer and several people were injured. german police have arrested a man in connection with an extortion scheme targeting supermarkets police believe he's the man who placed poison jars of baby food in grocery stores and threatened to do the same in other cities across europe unless he was paid ten million euros to sports now been displayed on match day seven got underway on friday night when shall cut hosted leverkusen. the home side got on the board first when midfielder lay on gorecki stepped up to take a free kick staring at home from twenty three metres out leverkusen though tied things up just after the hour mark when jamaica internationally on bailey shot rang in off a defender's boot that's his first with his legal goal one one was the final score . and in saturday's early bundesliga matches league leaders dortmund travelled to inform out spurred the team's traded blows early on both scoring within

in the swedish city of gothenburg counter-demonstrators prague protested against the march by the nordic resistance movement and police struggled to keep to choose sides apart security forces detained some twenty members of the group before the rally even began. russian opposition leader alexina valmy who aims to unseat president vladimir putin in elections next year has held an election rally just one day after being released from police custody the russian authorities accused of violating a law on organizing public meetings this isn't the first time he's been arrested before attempting to speak at a rally in the united states is pulling out more than half of its staff from its embassy in cuba after a series of mysterious sonic attacks in the worst cases the dims have suffered traumatic brain injury cuba's government denies responsibility and says it does not know what is causing the incidence. german police have arrested a man in connection with an extortion scheme targeting supermarkets police believe he's the man who plays poison jars of baby food in a supermarket and threatened to d

rally in the swedish city of golfing burg counter-demonstrators protested against a march by the nordic resistance movement and police struggled to keep the two sides apart a police officer and several people were injured russian opposition leader alexina volley has held an election rally just a day after being released from police custody he was detained for much of friday before another event one in a series of demonstrations across the country the russian authorities accuse him of violating laws on organizing public meetings. the united states is recalling more than half of its staff from its embassy in cuba after a series of mysterious sonic attacks in the worst cases the dems have suffered mild traumatic brain injury cuba's government denies responsibility and says it does not know what is causing the incidents. german police have arrested a man in connection with an extortion scheme targeting supermarkets police believe he's the man who placed poison jars of baby food in the stores and threatened to do the same in other cities across europe unless he was paid ten million euros. to

rollie in the swedish city of gotham berg around six hundred black clad members of the anti sematic nordic resistance movement marched and some clashed with counter-demonstrators a court had barred the neo nazis from passing a synagogue police had also put up posters borning marchers not to behave like german nazis at rallies in the one nine hundred thirty s. and forty's one police officer and several other people were injured. here in germany political leaders are facing plenty of wrangling before a new government can be confirmed one possible coalition is attracting a lot of attention and looks to be the most likely way for chancellor angela merkel to form a stable government it's touted as the jamaica coalition and it gets its name from the colors traditionally associated with three of germany's party's black for the christian democrats yellow for the free democratic and green for all no surprises here the greens. black yellow and green three colors that go together well in the jamaican flag but they could soon cause trouble in german politics. down here the battle will soon continue se

clashes broke out between counter-demonstrators and some six hundred members of the extreme right wing nordic resistance movement a police officer and several other people were injured in the violence. russian opposition leader alexina vali has held a rally just one day after being released from police custody he was detained on friday before a similar event as he tries to galvanize opposition to the country's current leadership the russian authorities accuse him of violating laws on organizing public meetings. german police say they have arrested six alleged islamists in the northern city of braman newspaper developed says the group is accused of planning to rob a jewelry store and use the proceeds to purchase weapons one of the suspects is french and security officials claimed he has ties to jihad. u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson has said the u.s. is in direct contact with north korea over its nuclear weapons program and is probing the country's willingness to talk to her son made the remarks in beijing where he was meeting president. and other officials he also called for calm the u.

it proved hitler's very of nordic supremacy.lbert einstein, one of the world great scientists disprove the theory. he was non-arian, so he had to leave germany. his mind was dedicated to search for truth came a nazis having sold a lie, most afraid of truth. no doubt it is possible that christians are in a great battle stands of faith out of blood. range fromsignals cold repudiation to hate filled causes. weapons are used that centuries have doled. to aim of this battle is erase christianity from our fatherland. this catholic priest was arrested the following day on charges of immorality. the partisan church also continued -- the protestant church also continue to try to fight for truth. >> he who desires liberty for himself cannot deny to others, lest he lose what he has gained. this is the great lesson the world can learn from germany. the nazis that this man in a concentration camp. there were others who spoke for truth, and i'm proud to say that educators were among them. >> and what matt ask is an arian? know myself. but let

nordea is moving to finland as the only nordic globally systemic important bank inside the eurozone.say the decision will save $1.3 billon in regulatory cost. that is your regulation news roundup. nejra: thank you, sebastian. a bundesbank board member says he has had discussions with bankers who are considering moving to frankfurt post-brexit. bloomberg's david westin spoke to a central banker attending the morgan stanley conference in frankfurt and asked him about the importance of regulation in the finance sector. >> it depends on the size of the banks. the top level of the banks need that sort of regulation. we need to learn the lessons of the crisis. if you get to very small banks, i still believe the capital and liquidity rules are correct. what we may do a little less with is the amount and frequency of notification to the supervisors. for example, if you were to cut off banks below a balance sheet of 3 billion euros, in germany you would reach 82% of the banks with only 14% of the aggregate assets. a rather small risk with a large number of banks. i am thinking of some relief

have some similarities in terms of for example canada australia and actually to certain extent the nordic countries because you might know that both finland sweden and norway have very small population internally in relation to the size of the countries and these three scandinavian countries are some of the most urbanized in the world so it might well work the other way around if you see what i mean. but so let's imagine all that you're saying is going to happen one way or the other so fifty years from now who will have the briefcase with the nuclear codes they san francisco mayor or the mayor of boston. i think for the foreseeable future. san francisco moscow barely in the cities will have to accept that the power the ultimate power is still in the hands of the nation state although i think both you and i am the rest of us will experience how the sixty's gradually of course claims some of the power jus to the fact that there are many people in the six hundred number one and number two the city of count for so much of the value production the creation of value and that usually can be tran

city of gold then but ensuring a demonstration of my a far right and to semitic group members of the nordic resistance movement four of counter demonstrators on police officer and several other people were injured. after twenty eight people have been killed in airstrikes in the rebel held the province of syria u.k. based group the syrian observatory for human rights said the four children were among the dead but they've not been able to verify whether the strikes were carried out by the syrian government or its main ally. that's all for now next up talked to al jazeera speaks to the capital and leader ahead of tomorrow's secession referendum thanks very much for your company deceiving ceases. with documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. you're. looking. at catalonia prepares to hold a historic referendum on whether to split from spain we have come to catalonia to speak to the man behind that independence movement catalonia as president carlos puts them on talks to al-jazeera. the new president thank you for joining us there welcome how can people vote technically how w

i have had any number of europeans, particularly from nordic and baltic states, also major countries on the continent feeling the same threat that we are dealing with. i think it is going to be without maybe the specter of mushroom clouds. it is going to be a version of the kind of threat that we faced during the cold war from nuclear weapons now that there are -- now that there's a weaponization of the digital world, and things like our health. susan: quick follow-up question. this weekend will be the election in germany. the polls suggest that chancellor angela merkel will win another term. but there is a strong performance by a third party. the asc party which has been an extreme right-wing party and supported by russia. do you see this as a consistent with their interventions in the policies of other european countries? mr. talbott: absolutely. i would say since president trump came and office i would guess that mr. putin would have regarded a president clinton as his number one enemy. but that is no longer the case. i think chancellor merkel probably has the dubious honor of bei

of boston birth during a demonstration held by a far right and he said it's a good members of the nordic resistance movement fought came to demonstrate as one of peace officer and several other people were injured. those are the headlines al-jazeera world comes up that see later. but damn. this temple is a crowded city at the best of times. with often impossible traffic busy street construction and road bikes. having to navigate it without being able to see is a challenge. it's one that the poor people in this story have done every day of their inspiring blind. decided to this event to the residents in a subtle month. he did miss it it. was good that the mother alluded among will not miss anna is on learning a place which will condemn the. president obama said in sizing up one of the senate's lushness a little a lot of the on the to. her why. this is the almost the luke feel about my is the who told them that all men would join the men in the almost in those terms since they are. the mean. something. this is a. little bit more. there are some medicine be made. in your speech i work. on t

the swedish city of gothenburg during a demonstration held by a far right who are members of the nordic resistance movement fought with came to demonstrate its history far works the group which promotes anti semitic ideas time the march to coincide with the jewish holiday of kapoor one hundred officer and several other people were also injured. the united nations has agreed to start an independent investigation into human rights abuses by all sides in the war in yemen the decision follows weeks of negotiations says twenty fifteen yemeni government forces backed by a saudi led coalition been fighting hooty rebels supported by iran casual play as well jan reports the decision has been described as a game changer the un human rights council has agreed to send a delegation of experts to investigate possible war crimes in yemen more than ten thousand civilians have died since the country's devastating war started in two thousand and fifteen and that number could rise. the international community faces several urgent tasks in yemen including the protection safety and security of civilians the

and now sweden's becoming a very popular food place called the new nordic, right? because of the help of internet and because of, a lot of people can obviously travel easier to stockholm today. so sweden's done a big big journey in terms of entering its food to the world. - so you are continuing to travel back and forth. you have those restaurants there and i'm, you know you've made me think i maybe travel to eat in sweden-- - you should, you would love stockholm. - would be a good destination. all right, so we've got about five minutes left. i want to put you on the spot. so i can't sit across from one of the great chefs of my lifetime and not ask for advice, okay? so one of the restaurants you have, marc burger in chicago, a wonderful restaurant with great burgers in chicago. so what is the secret to making a great hamburger? for the average person watching this and they have the opportunity to tap into the marcus samuelsson brain here. - well the first, couple of things. texture is everything, right? it's very important when you make a burger. first of all, if y

the population and what bangladesh has enough if you polish it into nine hundred ninety two great nordic enjoyed if you do starters because we want all of those who enjoy to out one team sooner or later to be repatriated back to myanmar let's move on to other news now in palestinian political group hamas has agreed to hold talks with a viable fatah about holding a general election the two factions last held elections in two thousand and six what chamas won and briefly form the government there also expected to discuss dissolve in the guards a ministers of committee both sides were involved in the conflict in two thousand and seven which led to four thousand all in the occupied west bank and hamas governing gaza the united nations has called for an investigation into the killing of thirty six burundian refugees by soldiers in the democratic republic of congo a correspondent malcolm webb has covered the story all over and its refugees extensively he reports from across the border and uganda they came here to the democratic republic of congo to save the u.n. says refugees died following a p

this puts the nordic region's only systemically important bank inside of the european banking union andozone. why the move? >> they have been threatening to do something like this for quite a while. the main reason is that sweden's has simply plans to raise the fee that banks pay towards a resolution reserve. they also complain that the regulatory environment has been unpredictable. they want something more predictable and stable. >> yes, there are some savings we have highlighted on resolution fees. there may be a capital impact. we are not speculating, because i think it is too early. the key driver is we are creating one day with one more way of operating, and we also need to be in an environment where we are regulated with our european peers. >> amazon is on the hunt for a second campus it is calling hq2, and it comes with a price tag of over $5 billion. amazon is asking local and state governments to submit proposals. what do we know about this? why did amazon make this a public contest, and how many new hires will they be making? >> they will make 50,000 hires. the number they gav

and sends its military assets into the sovereign territory and particularly maritime areas in the nordic region. i can see testing the article five issue and he might do so in a way that could either really undermine nato or it could bring us to a very serious conflict. as for my hopes, i have always felt even during these troubled years to the last five or so since the recession that the european union project, as such, which goes beyond the eu is the single most bold and successful in many, many ways an experiment if not super national governments which i think is absolutely imperative if we are going to have a good century and i was heartened by much of what was said in the previous panel and i hope that's we can get to a point where there is a constituency both in the populations of these countries, as well as the leadership that the big slogan should be let's make globalization great again. >> i told you he was a world globalist. thanks. thanks to all of you. [applause] >> tori is coming to brookings is a great boon to us but also a great boon to other institutions that we are partn

welcome torybody is come and see the nordic system.re are differences between the countries, but we are well-known for we make it was -- less expensive. amy: you're also known for your education system, you ranking among the world's best. no standardized test. students spend less time in school physically and students and other western countries. explain the finish approach to education. >> this is difficult to explain. we have full confidence with teachers. it is not only the question that we have -- the goals of education, but the local authorities have the possibility [indiscernible] themselves, they are pretty independent. they have the school boards, the and experts and someone and the representatives of the pupils. i think this independency -- that is the secret. they get the cost of university degree and institutions can choose so that only 10% of the candidates will be accepted. so they get the best of the best. the last point is, this is not highly paid. mediumbout the media -- compared to others. amy: can you talk about the r

the only nordic member of the european banking ewing. -- european banking union.inistration would be responsible for regulation, and developing new standards. the action now heads to the senate. that is your business flash update. coming up, how to protect your portfolio. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this is bloomberg markets. i'm julia chatterley. scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. its time now for "options " with julie hyman. , a downturn yesterday that did not last very long. we are seeing a next picture today, and a little bit of once, surrounding events in washington. what is your take away from the market action, in the wake of these headlines on the debt ceiling limit the back? scott: that is definitely good news, or i should say, a relief. a relief for some of the markets. we are seeing today is, some of the risk on, or the flight to safety that we saw yesterday, abating quite a bit. littleseeing gold down a bit. we are seeing the 10 year, after getting absolutely hammered this morning, down to its lowest level before the election, actually has rallied back

to find hand of god.t this i will take a look at what is happening on the stocks euro bid out of nordics systems are trading higher this morning i suspect on the back of the northrup-orbital deal we are watching. other end of the spectrum, bottom and come up market hires this morning, but there are losers. ryanair trading down 4% on the back of the fact it had to cancel flights and will continue to cancel flights over a six week. to deal with this holiday scheduling issue. techshas very, play softer. eni is tradingng soccer that we will keep an eye on that and work our way through in more detail as we go through the first hour of trading this morning. matt: less than one week away from the election, three of the four most likely german governing coalitions will produce suboptimal economic results in according to a bloomberg survey of economists. is seen as death for the economy, rakes third in voter support and pulling ahead of the vote on sunday. that is angela merkel's christian democrats if they join with the free democrats instead of sticking with the spd and a grand coalition. multi

pilot project in nordic to mark the restoration of a state authority. through this process over deployment territory that will step by step make sure that we are as inclusive as possible now on the financial governance. efforts made by the government providing encouraging results which need to continue with more rigor within the context of a country which has not entirely exit it they crisis which used to tore it apart the agreement signed with the i.m.f. in june of words altered in a number of agreements in order to improve our effectiveness and to strengthen the way we manage our public finances way. measures in order to streamline our talks. to make sure that our budget process is a transparent transparent and up budget budgets reduced the result of the second. in july of this year confirms. we are moving back to the path of good financial governance economic recovery is an area where we pay special attention. the. crisis how did disastrous effect on production and alleged to a very high level of poverty the absence of economic opportunity and prospe

the swedish city of gotham burg during a demonstration held by a fire right group members of the nordic resistance movement for with counter-demonstrators who threw for our works the group which promotes anti semitic ideas time the march to coincide with the jewish holiday of young paul one police officer and several other people were injured. united nations has agreed to start an independent investigation into human rights abuses by all sides in the war in yemen the decision follows weeks of negotiations since twenty fifteen yemeni government forces backed by a saudi like coalition have been fighting hoofy rebels supported by iran hatcher lopez had reports the decision has been described as a game changer the un human rights council has agreed to send a delegation of experts to investigate a possible war crimes in yemen more than ten thousand civilians have died since the country's devastating war started in two thousand and fifteen and that number could rise. the international community faces several urgent tasks in yemen including the protection safety and security of civilians the u

people have been arrested at a far right rally in the swedish city of gotham bugg members of the nordic resistance movement to being fighting with counter demonstrators have been throwing fireworks the group promotes. ideas it said of time the march to coincide with the jewish holiday of kapoor a police officer is among several people who've been injured in the violence. and the more ahead on the news including two years on how russia's air campaign in syria changed the course of the conflict plus. ever. and in sports on beating manchester united pile on the misery for crystal palace we'll have all the details coming up later. hundreds of a hinge of refugees who've crossed into bangladesh are lining up to receive aid to put up a long camp have mobilized to help some of the high million people who escaped the violence in myanmar the u.n. refugee agency and the government have been providing food and other relief. has more from a rehab and trauma center for children called suppose on in bangladesh. well as to how many are going to refuse it up crossed over to bangladesh for the matter of

swedish city of gothenburg during a demonstration held by a far right anti semitic good members of the nordic resistance movement for with came to demonstrators on peace officer and several other people what abusers. thieves and pirates in all which nigeria are costing the government at least a billion dollars in lost revenue every month now the nigerian army says it's cracking down on those who steal oil that's proving to be a difficult task as awkward address reports from the delta. while the hunt for pirates in oil fields in the creeks of nigeria's delta it's hard and dangerous work . as we approach a base we were being watched all the way but the military hardware is enough deterrent. than the wall feel was set on fire a strategy to stop cars from getting close to the suspects however aren't likely to get amusingly get on board it depends on whether. the. three months after their bases destroyed by the army it's being rebuilt while all these are find and the talk of pipes lead to a nearby oil well for white crude is diverted. this is what remains of an illegal refinery after a raid by the

it will put the nordic region's only important bank within the eurozone. joining us now is

it will put the nordic region's only important bank within the eurozone. nordea ceo.ow is thank you for joining matt and i are it is great for you to join us. he decided to do this. titan -- you decided to do this en it up.ight phone.good to be on the i think we need to start one madeaack and understand -- nordea a. footprint andic with the size we have, we have felt the only way to develop the bank forward is to be in a regulatory environment or regime where we have correct ability, stability and level playing field. and that is what the banking gives us. they are some savings that we have highlighted on resolution fees and alike. there may be a capital impact which we are not speculate yet because i think it is too early but i think the key has been the one i mentioned it would want to be in the environment and .reating nordea we have one way of creating. factor.been the driving manus: that has been the driving factor. everybody is writing their notes that you have broken this newest . they are talking about your capital and the propensity for dividends.

there is one important caution which is that nordic countries and the netherlands have taken in veryes from somalia, sudan, and syria. those people cannot get right. tom: i have an idea. we have to come back with neal if adamtta to see posen should be the next chair of the fed. francine: you can log onto tv and this is how you can watch tom and myself. you can look at all these really cool charts and interact on social media. you can ask really difficult questions to adam and neil. you can do that just underneath the video screen. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's get the bloomberg business flash. aqua faqs learn that about a major breach of its computer system five months before the date it publicly and knowledge. that's according to people familiar with the situation. the credit reporting company said the breach in march was not related to the one that exposed personal data of 143 million americans. one of the people familiar with the matter says the breach involved the same hackers. it was once ago to toy store for millions of americans. now

of the nordic countries are a better, with training, but i don't think anyone gets it exactly right.all fronts ended here it nobody will get enough education to get them to the next 50 years. francine: all right. but how should we deal with iran? enthusiasm for the agreement is finite, but it's the only agreement we have. the real threat is not in the nuclear sphere, it is everything else. it is remaking the map of the middle east here at what the united states needs to do rather than isolate itself is built coalitions with other countries that push back against iran. onto the next get discussion on the federal reserve system of the united states of america. mr. king, i believe you're not on the short list to be the next chairman here it mervyn: i hope not. yellen,t would be chair mario draghi, do you need a monetary pro to run the ship? someoneit helps to have who is comfortable in discussing the range of monetary issues. i don't think you need a phd, but you do need experience. experience of a central bank helps, either in it or being close to it, watching it. coming from outside i

and sends its military assets into the sovereign territory, and particularly maritime areas in the nordic region. i can see putin testing of the article v issue, and he might do so in a way that could either really undermine nato, or it could bring us to a very serious conflict. as for my hopes, i have always felt, even during these troubled years of the last five years or so, since the recession, that the european project as such, which goes beyond the eu. bold plan tost successful in many many ways, experiment on a transnational if governance,ional which i think is absolutely imperative if you are going to -- i wasod century hurt and by much of what was said in the previous panel and i , hope that we can get to a point where there is a constituency both in the populations of these countries as well as the leaderships, that the big slogan should be let's make globalization great again. [applause] >> thank you. next thank you. >> thank you to all of you. [applause] >> tori is coming to brookings. it's a great boom to us in a great boon to us and also to other institutions, that we are par

and sends its military assets into the sovereign territory, and particularly maritime areas in the nordicregion. i can see putin testing of the article v issue, and he might do so in a way that could either really undermine nato, or it could bring us to a very serious conflict. .. the transnational if not supranational governance, which i think is absolutely imperative if we are going to have a good century. i was heartened by much of what was said in the previous panel, and i hope that we can get to a point where there is a constituency both in the populations of these countries as well as the leaderships, that the big slogan should be let's make globalization great again. [applause] tori is coming to brookings. it's a great boom to us in a great boom to the other institutions. i do think your idea about a cyber project could be one that not only you will find colleagues here at brookings eager to work with you but other institutions and one thing. the washington think tank is reaching out in many ways to get out beyond the beltway, but particularly in the puget sound silicon valley area