point where the real frictions starts and that's the point where i think we've arrived at now ok alexander up next we we we talked about the americans american president donald trump has for years taken a tougher approach on china than the europeans and as a result washington and china have been locked in a bitter and destabilizing trade war and there's a huge showdown over the globally successful social media platform ticktock the u.s. fears that parent company by dunces passing uses details on to the chinese authorities washington says china must sell off the u.s. branch of its business or the will be banned in the u.s. by duns denies all allegations alexander what do you read into all that what does that tell us about where we are i mean it's obvious that in we spoke about this already dead like chinese the communist party is like a vital part of each company operating in china so days no doubt about the fact that what if you want to be successful as a company in china you have to somehow. b. in an arrangement with the party it's absolutely monolithic i mean i wouldn't i don't know how

point where the real frictions starts and that's the point where i think we've arrived at now ok alexander up next we we we talked about the americans american president donald trump has for years taken a tougher approach on china than the europeans and as a result washington and china have been locked in a bitter and destabilizing trade war and there's a huge showdown over the globalism cesspool social media platform tick talk the u.s. fears that parent company by dunces passing user details on to the chinese authorities washington says china must sell off the u.s. brands. it's business all the will be banned in the u.s. by duns denies all allegations alexander what do you read into that what does that tell us about where we are. in spoke about this already dead like chinese a communist party is like a vital part of each company operating in china so days no doubt about the fact that if you want to be successful as a company in china you have to somehow. be in an arrangement with the polity it's absolutely monolithic i mean i wouldn't i don't know how you know prevailing dad engagement is

point where the real frictions starts and that's the point where i think we've arrived at now ok alexander up next we we we talked about the americans american president donald trump has for years taken a tougher approach on china than the europeans and as a result washington and china have been locked in a bitter and destabilizing trade war and there's a huge showdown over the globally successful social media platform take talk the u.s. fears the parent company by dunces passing user details on to the chinese authorities washington says china must sell off the u.s. branch of its business or the amp will be banned in the u.s. by dunce denies all allegations alexander what do you read into that what does that tell us about where we are i mean the it's obvious that in these spoke about this already dead like chinese the communist party is like a vital part of each company operating in china so there's no doubt about the fact that what if you want to be successful as a company in china you have to somehow. be in an arrangement with the party it's absolutely monolithic i mean i wouldn't i don'

point where the real frictions starts and that's the point where i think we've arrived at now ok alexander up next we we we talked about the americans american president donald trump has for years taken a tougher approach on china than the europeans and as a result washington and china have been locked in a bitter and destabilizing trade war and there's a huge showdown over the global a successful social media platform tick-tock the u.s. fears the parent company by dunces passing user details on to the chinese authorities washington since china must sell off the u.s. branch of its business all the will be banned in the u.s. by guns denies all allegations alexander what do you read into all that what does that tell us about where we are i mean de it's obvious that in spoke about this already bad like chinese the communist party is like a vital part of each company operating in china so days no doubt about the fact that what if you want to be successful as a company in china you have to somehow. be in an arrangement with the party it's absolutely monolithic i mean i wouldn't i don't know how

ok sociologists alexander joining us tonight mr we appreciate your time your insights thank you and we remember our here's a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world hurricane sally has been downgraded to a category one storm it's pummeling the southern united states causing severe flooding in the coastal city of pensacola florida the storm is dumping huge amounts of rain on the flood prone coastal area as it pushes to the west and north of the united states justice department is charged 5 chinese citizens with carrying out computer hackers that targeted more than $100.00 companies and institutions in the u.s. and elsewhere the 5 chinese are not in the u.s. to be charged in person deputy attorney general jeffrey rosen accused beijing of allowing the hackers to operate and hinder south africa's president cyril ramaphosa has announced a further easing of the country's lockdown which has been one of the world's strictest borders to most countries will be open from next month in a televised address ramaphosa told the nation we have withstood the coro

said the activist had been detained for breaking the law while trying to cross into ukraine alexander lukashenko ok further details in an interview with russian journalist. was that only could you give us more detail about marie kolesnikov and where is she . i probably cannot give you much detail due to the fact that i was only told that she and her 2 friends who were drivers or close ones or distant ones they fled to ukraine today and they had documents and everything prepared in advance they showed their passports and on site customs officers border guards let them through for their own is the state border and the ukrainian post but between these posts they were 8 to 9 kilometers and their border is heavily guarded so we deployed more guards naturally they were stopped they froze the gas pedal she was even thrown out of the car on the move welcome the runs. so they themselves did it yes well there were 3 of them who could have thrown her out border guards of course detained her hands would have been expected i say this is an old border guard and she was sent to the border office and the car went

ok so feel and is alexander joining us tonight mr we appreciate your time your insights thank you thank you very. far this take a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world hurricane sally has been downgraded to a category one storm it's pummeling the southern united states causing severe flooding in the coastal city of pensacola florida the storm is dumping huge amounts of rain on the flood prone coastal area as it pushes to the west and north south africa's president cyril ramaphosa has announced a further easing of the country's lockdown which was one of the world's strictest borders to most countries will be opened from next month in a televised address from a frozen told the nation we have but withstood the coronavirus storm. the government of barbados wants to remove the britain's queen elizabeth as its head of state and become a republic the caribbean island gained independence from britain in 1966 but retained the queen as its head of state the prime minister says it's now time for the country to have a baby had a stick. greek authorities ha

for ok so he'll in his alexander joining us tonight mr we appreciate your time your insights thank you thank you very. far this take a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world hurricane sally has been downgraded to a category one storm it's pummeling the southern united states causing severe flooding in the coastal city of pensacola florida the storm is dumping huge amounts of rain on the flood coastal area and as it pushes further inland the former head of world athletics has been found guilty in a doping scandal that allowed athletes to compete after they should have been suspended a french court found that the media so listen to bribes totaling 3000000 euros from russian athletes suspected of doping was sentenced to at least 2 years in prison with 2 more years of suspended jail time he remains free pending an appeal south africa's president cyril ramaphosa has announced a further easing of the country's lockdown which was one of the world's strictest borders to most countries will be opened from next month in a televised address ramaphosa told

wait and hear from sochi what will this price be that look has to pay to put it ok thank you step dance and in minsk no alexander concern of it's called for in moscow he can maybe tell us a little bit more about what the price will be the russians vow to be putin and so is it will come in if we need to if necessary if the situation gets bad enough is it getting bad enough. well you see as a step so there will be a high price to pay for getting this support from from putin and look at shankly is a man with a very limited options at this point and now with this protests continuing is not making his negotiating chances any better now indeed the russia said if the red lines are crossed we will interfere we have the unit of reserve law enforcement's ready whether that line is crossed or not is actually based on a point of view we saw that the protesters are actually peaceful and that the violence and the brutality comes from the police and army on the streets of belarus now these points are something that russia chooses to in a certain sense ignore saying this is the internal matter of belarus what they are also sayi

this is what is expected to be proposed today our correspondent alexander phenomena reporting for us from brussels thank you so much. ok let's return to our top story now about a story from minsk or we mentioned that in belarus is a battle president aleksander look at she has taken the oath of office in secret defying mass protests and we have been able to get our correspondent nick conley on the line in minsk she's joining us nick tell us what the situation is like where you are right now. we were about to go live when a police car screeched to a full containment took off camera way month now they can in fact still refusing to let us use our camera to see very much on edge suddenly we've seen there are more police around so i think. the dow is now falling this surprising or duration shows now on edge this regime is i think there is fear that people will react badly to this surprise event and this is the 1st time this kind of things happen in the month definitely a change in a change of atmosphere and the very least people just will meet with me right now that is remarkable and i mean look at genco has been sworn in th

keeping the goals out is alexander's follows job and now he'll be doing it perhaps or berlin after more than a. ok that fribourg the 28 year old shot stopper will be competing with rooney yosh dying for the number one slot and with 125 top flight ships under his belt he's already shown he has what it takes. me a question of it is something of abundance league old hand as well now after turning out $116.00 times in his 5 years at frankfurt now the 25 year old serbian attacking midfielder is taking up a new challenge with hoffenheim they qualified for the europa league last time out he's been. confident with this team. and hopefully we can improve. finish. the summer movers are ready to impress at their new clubs speaking which one of the 2 newly promoted clubs is coming up next. are many of the live films we get that might mislead you think season after an 11 year roller coaster ride. to write the next chapter in this league history an old time german football institution about to embark on a new adventure. june 18th 2020 was the day it was official a one nil win against sealed the deal for noise h

ok florian thank you for that insight. let's take a look now at some of the latest news on the penn demick across the world. guatemalan president alexander jemmett today says he's tested positive for corona virus that says the central american countries face stiff travel restrictions imposed months ago to contain infections the region at the heart of australia's outbreak is on course to relax restrictions victoria's state reported its slowest daily increase in new infections in 3 months and france has registered another record a daily increase in code 19 cases more than 13024 hours. many other european countries are also facing a surge in corona virus infections leading to new restrictions across the continent spain was one of the hardest hit countries during the 1st wave of the pandemic situation has again been worsening in recent weeks but authorities want to avoid the harsh nationwide lockdown ordered in march and are opting for more localized measures instead now. rapidly rising infections in madrid have sent the spanish capital into a partial 2nd looked at the areas most affected by the new restrictions of the densely populated low

them out because this is indeed crucial as alexander lukashenko 1st official visit after the crisis began after this controversial election was over indeed it is ok we'll let you stay across when you get some details out from sochi don't know when it's going to come maybe later on the sauce new c.v. maybe tomorrow we don't know tell us about it let us know things for now. from a monday today social gatherings in england scotland and wales will be limited to no more than 6 people as the country tightens restrictions have made a sharp increase in covert infections the so-called rule of 6 then bans logic gatherings both indoors and out however there are exceptions with large gathering still allowed at work schools gyms and places of worship the policeman given powers to crack down on offenders with fines of over 3000 pounds. or so. while you would think it was years evoke a pride of the fun of the football world cup but come monday they need one of 6 restricting meet ups at more than a dozen people will be implemented meaning scenes like this will once again be afraid up down not sure if that's the kind of the kids i mean it's a cake or. asha's brit

ok here we go the belorussian opposition leader spent long article says the e.u. must impose sanctions on the president alexander lukashenko she's in brussels today for a meeting with the e.u. used top officials the government in belarus is accusing the e.u. of interfering in its domestic affairs comes after tens of thousands of people. launched from minsk on sunday responding to the president resigning. this is a move. me this is a leader who. the. leader. will be able. to leave. was with. me in the movie when he was. in. my pool with me and we get into these is this what you want. to do with. al-jazeera correspondent tracking the story for us in minsk is step fast and step potential all the possibility of sanctions here how do you think that will be received in minsk and also in moscow. well the pressure is for sure it's been a delicate balancing act until now in the past 6 weeks since the start of the political crisis both the opposition and europe have been very careful not to. put in that russia because they were worried that belarus. would be much for a push towards russia than ready is the case but now pa

to handle it to trace and neutralize all of them ok and we have to detain them so that nothing bad can happen so we did next morning the scandal alexander gregorovitch says they calling you those people a wagner group employees they were going to fly to a stamboul. then some would fly to libya others somewhere else we looked at the tickets they had to istanbul they were driving on the moscow highway 5 kilometers from the airport they had several hours to their plane they didn't go there they went to minsk with the tickets time went by the 2nd plane to istanbul took off they didn't go but they were under our control the next day there's new information know these ascensions people they were heading to venezuela to secure production fails so 33 people today's is stamboul tomorrow venezuela such and told me these are not my people i was not going to venezuela don't come down on me i summon the national security leadership and the attorney general i told him to call russia and ukraine let prosecutors from russia and ukraine come to bella ruse as mandated and international treaties be craning prosecutor's office sent a letter demanding to tr

to handle it to trace and neutralize all of them ok and we have to detain them so that nothing bad can happen so we did next morning the scandal alexander gregorovitch says they calling you those people a wagner group employees they were going to fly to a stamboul. then some would fly to libya others somewhere else we looked at the tickets they had to istanbul they were driving on the moscow highway 5 kilometers from the airport they had several hours to their plane they didn't go there they went to minsk with the tickets time went by the 2nd plane to istanbul took off they didn't go but they were under our control the next day there's new information know these ascensions people they were heading to venezuela to secure production fails so 33 people today's is stamboul tomorrow venezuela such and told me these are not my people i was not going to venezuela don't come down on me i summon the national security leadership and the attorney general i told him to call russia and ukraine let prosecutors from russia and ukraine come to bella ruse as mandated and international treaties be craning prosecutor's office sent a letter demanding to tr

to handle it to trace and neutralize all of them ok and we have to detain them so that nothing bad can happen so we did next morning the scandal alexander gregorovitch says they calling you those people a wagner group employees they were going to fly to a stamboul. then some would fly to libya others somewhere else we looked at the tickets they had to istanbul they were driving on the moscow highway 5 kilometers from the airport they had several hours to their plane they didn't go there they went to minsk with the tickets time went by the 2nd plane to istanbul took off they didn't go but they were under our control the next day there's new information know these ascensions people they were heading to venezuela to secure production fields so 33 people today's is stamboul tomorrow venezuela such an told me these are not my people i was not going to venezuela don't come down on me i summon the national security leadership and the attorney general i told him to call russia and ukraine let prosecutors from russia and ukraine come to better routes as mandated and international treaties craning prosecutor's office sent a letter demanding to tr

ok our other top story here on this program the bella russian leader alexander lukashenko is meeting the russian president vladimir putin in sochi on the coast to shore up political support and to improve trade ties mr putin has told lucus schenker that the people of belarus need to resolve the political crisis back home without foreign help that's according to a russian news agency this is the 1st in person meeting between the leaders since the protests began against mr schrenker after last month's disputed presidential election. well the talks in sochi come as protests against the pushing to enter the 6th week demonstrations have spread from the capital minsk to 16 other cities in the city of breasts the police used water cannon to disperse hundreds of protesters there the interior ministry says it's detained nearly 800 people on sunday alone the united nations high commissioner for human rights is now calling for an investigation into this police crackdown. we stablish and social peace in the roost requires far reaching dialogue reforms and accountability for great human rights vi

soldiers from me have actually been testifying in this case ok stuff awesome thank you for that update from the hague the bell russian president alexander lukashenko says he won't step down despite a rising tide of protests against his leadership but speaking to russian media on tuesday he did not rule out holding an early presidential election because shanker claimed victory in a disputed election last month which was opponents say was rigged since then mass protests have been held across the country despite threats by security forces but the action is illegal well the belarusian opposition candidates take on a sky as president lukashenko no longer has the legitimacy to engage in diplomatic affairs she told members of the council of europe the future by the russian governments would not uphold treaties signed with him my contrary my nation my people now need. these need international pressure on this regime on this one did you do all this perfectly clean then on to. relate some actions on individuals who issue and exit your criminal orders that violates international norms and rights and another prominent protest leader who disappeared

ok let's go to bill of rights now where thousands of women have marched through the capital minsk and yet another challenge to your thora tarion president alexander lukashenko a popular pressure for his removal is growing despite a crackdown our security forces and the exiled opposition leader says a point of no return has been passed. women marched through minsk demanding president alexander lucas shanghai's resignation he's held power for 26 years enough to reach the banner of mass protests swept the country after the elections last month that the opposition said were rigged. some valid reasons hope that the sheer numbers of people on the street in the last weeks will bring change. just. right now it's hard not to be on the street it's very hard to watch the current events sitting at home with you there's a feeling of solidarity we are not alone we are numerous and together we can change something completely for the country. this a curity forces stand back for the moment its safety in numbers. not so for this small group the university students demanding the release of that arrested classmate. one of the marxist agents detained even more studen

must leave it there ben noble thank you very much ok well another protest is expected in the below russian capital minsk against the president there alexander lukashenko it follows a demonstration on saturday which saw police violently detaining dozens of women more than 10000 women defied the government crackdown to rally in the city they've been demanding a crushing because resignations and she was the winner of last month's disputed elections critics say the vote was rigged. several demonstrators have been injured by the police in eastern libya it happened in the region of moncho which is under the control of the warlords. the protesters were calling for the resignation of one of his security officials who they blame for breaking up an earlier rally there has been widespread on rest in the area with demands for improve living conditions and an end to corruption malik traina joins us live now from misrata malik tell us more about what happened there. well peter for the 3rd consecutive day we've witnessed protests in eastern libya and the and demonstrators are upset due to the deteriorating living conditions within the country there's a la

alexander's democratic came from 2 sets down to. the germany will face dominate team in these final. ok let's get going now it's been hailed as a historic moment the taliban and the afghan government in the same room facing each other for peace talks the warring sides are in the cattery capital doha to find a political solution to end nearly 20 years of war abdullah abdullah who's representing the government has called for a permanent ceasefire as soon as possible to end years of bloodshed follows a flute we want all the people of afghanistan to be reunited under one roof again after more than 42 years of upheavals aggressions jihad and resistance all the negatives we all know what happened to us throughout these years and maybe stand today we now need to address this unique opportunity to move towards a new future that we can define together. well the man leading the taliban delegation mullah baradar says they are prepared to negotiate but he has reiterated the group's demands that afghanistan must be run according to islamic law there but . we have acted accordingly to all the points

alexander lukashenko as resignation protests have continued every day since last month's disputed election which look a shame because opponents say it was rigged bennett smith reports from neighboring lithuania. oh ok there is still some safety in numbers for the 10s of thousands of protesters on the streets of mints. the ministry of interior in valorous has warned them that demonstrations are illegal closing off city squares and streets but that hasn't stopped people descending on the capitol for a 4th week of protest against the continued leadership of president alexander lukashenko he claims he won the aug 9th election with 80 percent of the vote the opposition say the poll was rigged and they want to read from. those protesters made their way home on sunday security forces seem to take advantage of the thinning crowds pulling out people apparently at random according to witnesses and bundling them into vans. another video has emerged on social media of masked men in civilian clothes beating up people on the streets of minsk. in war no breaking down the door of a cafe where the owner had given shelter to protesters who visited the measure as it regards people started running inside the door and

ok dominic many thanks for joining us the very latest that from berlin. now the russian opposition has called for an immediate campaign of civil disobedience after president alexander lukashenko was sworn in say media say the ceremony was in minsk in front of several 100 government officials because anchors been under mounting pressure to resign following last month's disputed election he says he has no intention of stepping down and has rejected foreign mediation. malaysia could be set for more political upheaval just 9 months after a new prime minister came to power opposition leader and what abraham as announced that he has the support of a strong majority to form a new government he declared the administration of prime minister. has fallen and he's seeking a meeting with the king. joins us live now from kuala lumpur for us is going north as straightforward as anwar is saying is that we've got the current prime minister coming out today going down without a fight tell us what he's been saying. that was a or rather bold pronouncement by anwar ibrahim but also rather thin on details and in response the prime minister is saying that what anwar has said they remain

conference finals alexander rattle off score the winning goal in overtime to lift dallas to the 3 pts you went in for the best of 7 series takes place on saturday in edmonton canada. ok and that is all your sport for now peter back to you thanks so much for the top cheap very soon on the other side of this break we'll have 30 minutes of world news see that. global pandemic. family comes 1st. for every american health care has never been more important. because the new disease does not favor republicans over democrats bridge over poor or black over white. america decides how to care for a nation. extensive coverage of the us elections. on al-jazeera. free education for all was the promise the reality provoked a generation. to judge another book deal on things on the up and up how a protest over education feeds. morphed into a national reform that's the kind of dumb and i fear this time it's got. everything must fold. a witness documentary on al-jazeera. all i worked as stay with most outstanding where was the rest internment and mass indoctrination all we were children are now in a process of reeducation or chinese assimilation forced labor and the use of high tech su

conference finals alexander out aloud scored the winning goal in overtime to lift dallas to the 3 to win game 4 of the best of 7 series takes place on saturday in edmonton canada. ok and that was all your sport for now peter back to you farai thank you very much cabal centenarians champing at the bit to get into the sinks also you very soon he's up next probably. the world's biggest economy was put on hold. deregulating industries of old delivered new growth for a president who promised greatness again. for the coronavirus pandemic has seen resurgence replaced with a recession as the world eagerly watches on to see how either presidential candidate might revive the flagship u.s. economy. details coverage of the u.s. elections on al-jazeera i am steve clemons and i have a question to ask these days it's hard to filter out the noise and keep track of what's really important the bottom line tackles the big issues this is shaping the united states its people its economy and the way it deals with the rest of the world the bottom line only on al-jazeera. we understand the differences i'm similarities have cultures across the world. so no matter what you see al-jazeera w