are crimes against humanity also today a nation leaders as soon as possible and their action to say osce moron you spoke of raising your voice do you think the wallowed is listing to that voice and acting on it. i think the we're still working like american europe no now is our giving more attention to illegal price so this is good also in the u.s. but yes our lips and the government the old they are so close. attention and of course are not about the good crisis up in the region so we now but is but the war our silence on what is happening in a legal region also be supported china has change on policy. and as aid just so they don't do you know and indeed even their medias they don't holler about bigger price so this is this is a very horrific because what is happening in the region is their crime against islam in india islam islamic christianity so this never happened in islamic history no government demolished or sent to insult a mosque and burn. korans and the brain mass and the pain of millions of muslims in their path and denounce them their religion also for sleep that's a eat pork

the protesters can put pressure on carolyn's government and to ask for change and to osce carolan to respond to that in mots. reporter thanks for that analysis. now to some of the other stories making news around the world at least 26 people have been killed in a plane crash in the democratic republic of congo the aircraft came down in a residential area in the eastern city of goma authorities say the cause of the crash was potentially pilot error and. former new york mayor michael bloomberg has announced he is running for president of the united states the former republican became a democratic a democrat just last year and as one of the richest people in the world he'll 1st have to beat out other democrats jostling to go up against president donald trump in 2020. romanian president klaus johannes has been reelected for a 2nd term in a landslide election victory the conservative defeated the leader of the social democrat party. the run up to the election was dominated by allegations of corruption against and she was part of the. now voting has ended in presidential runoff and early e

they kept their purchases can put pressure on carolyn's government and to ask for change and to osce carolan to respond to that and lots. of your porter thanks for that analysis. leaked chinese government documents have revealed details about the country's mass detention of weaker muslims at least 1000000 people from the minority group are believed to be held in term of camps a group of best to give journalist publish the cables which contradict china's claim that the camps are voluntary reeducation facilities a chinese official has dismissed the documents. these confidential chinese government documents lay bare the control and repression that reign in the internment camps and province at least a 1000000 muslims are thought to be detained in the camps. these are just a mater shipped into this systematic internment of an entire ethnic and religious minority this is really something that the world has not got to grips with yet. experts believe there are more than 1000 such camps the keeley documents lays out how they are to be run it states the inmates answer loud any contact with the

what are some policy prescriptions the osc recommends? >> we focus a lot on climate.e t think it has an impact tody d d one for r tomorrow as well. you have three types. one has to do with the calvin price. the other with regulation. the other with investstment. some awakening picking up, like more than 50 countries have a carbon tax or equivalent. we are not seeing yet the shift away from broad investment toward green investment. we think governments have a big role to play. >> your report mentions taxing multinational giants on a global scale trying to find an international accord for taxing multinational profits. how do you see that working and what has been the reaction to the land so far? >> regarding taxation of international enterprises, two things. first, you want a global level playing field. for that, you need to avoid tax loopholes which have been accelerating with digitalization. the second thing is you also some kickstarter material into the conversation again. this is super important. what we are trying to do here is agreeing onntries how to tax better,

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he had to deal with the issue of the osce budapest agreement, and the denuclearization of ukraine and the issues of its territorial integrity of the signatories, correct? >> could you run that by me again? >> the osce, the organization for security and cooperation for europe, and the budapest agreement under which ukraine give up its nuclear weapons and believed they had its territorial integrity guaranteed by the united states and russia. he would have had that in your portfolio? it's an issue that you had to deal with ukrainians on? >> of the ukrainians would ask about our policy and whether it was in keeping with the budapest agreement. >> excellent. nato, ukraine is an aspiring you nato country. and there's the bucharest summit, where the u.s. and nato allies made a statement that they would get member should pay that would have been under portfolio. >> certainly come aspirations to nato membership would be. >> and the u.s. supports ukraine joining the e.u., and they have a great deal of interest and desire for joining the e.u. correct? >> yes. >> and they just had a summit in ukr

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work cut out for him in uniting all these communities and taking this country forward it's quite tall osc it's not an easy job with that faces him he has not just the job of uniting and carrying trunk of forward but also to deal with a host of economic challenges i mean the economy is in the doldrums also exacerbated by really bad performance and economic indicators after the easter bombings so go to a bit rajapaksa has proved in the past that he has a single mindedness the end of the war and now the whole of sri lanka is hoping he can bring the same efficiency with the economy and in moving this country forward. and again out of the problem and with the headlines on al-jazeera a tense standoff is continuing in hong kong between riot police and pro-democracy protesters as university demonstrators have barricaded themselves inside the campus for days and there are large groups of groups of people on the streets reportedly making their way towards the building. most alarming dated weapons were used in a fairly static universe to reach has become a veteran factory as well as a rarity for ext

i got insight from forrester analyst julie osc. .e have been seeing upward revisions to basically all of the numbers throughout the quarter so it is not a surprise that the stock had performed pretty well coming into the report that said, especially on the services aside, this was a really large to be -- large be at. obviously, the guidance for the holiday quarter was really good. when you look at the iphone numbers and when you look at the expected revenue numbers, the midpoint of that guidance number for the holiday quarter is about $5 billion below the all-time high, which was last year. in terms of apple's business. the financial is asian of the business itself has led to tion has- financializa led to higher eps and higher stock price. >> 50% of revenue comes from the iphone so it still comes down to iphone sales. i'm looking at a chart talking about the average sale price. -- thathave it loaded how much of this demand are using, particularly perhaps around iphone 11? >> lowering the prices can bring more consumers into the marke

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it is the normandy process, support from nato, support for sanctions from european union, it is osc, monitoring missions, it is the efforts of individual allies like poland, like the uk, like canada that are supporting ukraine, it is work at a senior level in the agency -- >> i am going to cut you off. you are one of the few people that had spoken to giuliani, the so-called irregular channel, all of the other people had feelings and understandings of what giuliani was doing. did giuliani ever tell you that united states aid or a meeting with the president of the united states wouldn't occur for the ukranians until they agreed to an investigation of burisma, the bidens, or the 2016 election? >> everything i heard from giuliani i took to be his opinion. >> excellent. i would assume the ukranians never told you that giuliani had told them that in order to get a meeting with the president, phone call with the president, military aid or foreign aid from the united states that they would have to do these investigations? >> no. >> okay. mr. morrison, you testified that you spoke to ambassad

senegal if you angle as interest in guinea bissau with suspicion the west african body known as eco osce deployed additional troops as part of a stabilizing force. be used as a launching pad for drug traffickers and transnational organized crime and that's why at hawesville together with us we're determined to support legit to move government to fight criminality caught in this regional power play by the people of this out like nurse to santos who has gone almost a year without pay because of the political crisis or unemployed graduate student. who can't find work for this election is a chance to finally get a say in the direction of her country. because hawke al-jazeera. 5 people are confirmed dead in kenya after heavy flooding bringing the total number of deaths to $65.00 several east african countries are being hit by heavy rain and more is on the way victoria reports. police officers and aid workers recover now the dead body in west county more people have died in this region than in any other as a result of the floods and landslides on saturday. everywhere the land was sliding where

it is support for sanctions from european union, it is the osc and the monetary missions.t is the efforts of individual allies like poland, like the u.k. like canada that are supporting ukraine. it is work at a senior level in the inner agency was secretary -- >> i'm going to cut you off there. ambassador volker, you are also one of the few people that has spoken to giuliani, the regular channel, all of these other people have feelings and understandings about what giuliani was doing. did he ever tell you that united states aid or a meeting with the president of the united states would not occur for the ukrainians until they agreed to an investigation of burisma, the bidens or the 2016 election? >> everything i heard of giuliani was his opinion. >> excellent. so the ukrainians never told you that giuliani told them in order to get a meeting with the president, phone call, military, foreign aid from the united states that they would have to do these investigations? >> no. >> mr. morrison, you testified that you spoke to ambassadors to ambassador sondland, and he told you ab

commercial environment with transparent agreements that encourage investment income activity and the osce young leaders might have a chance to hear that american commitment from the top amid the criticism of us president donald trump skipping the summit this year he has invited them to a special summit in washington early next year it's got hardly al-jazeera bangkok. the u.k. has lowered its national terrorism threat level to substantial from severe despite the downgrade home secretary pretty patel says that the substantial level still indicates a high level of possible threats she warned the attack could occur without warning in september police released a report saying that the fastest growing terror threat in the u.k. is coming from far right groups. bolivian opposition politicians are calling for a new election to resolve ongoing unrest protests began in october when president ever mandalas won a 4th term opponents say the vote was 42 and accusing the electoral board of favoring. the president has rejected calls to resign of his protesters to wait for the results of an international e

senegal view angola's interest in guinea bissau with suspicion the west african body known as eko osce deployed additional troops as part of a stabilizing force. be used as a launching pad for drug traffickers and transnational organized crime and that's why i get together with you and we're determined to support legit to move government to fight criminality caught in this regional power play by the people of this hour like nurse to santos who has gone almost a year without pay because of the political crisis or unemployed graduate student. who can't find work for this election is a chance to finally get a say in the direction of her country. because hawke al-jazeera. humans who the rebels have launched a series of rocket and drone attacks on the saudi us military cap in market they claim they have killed or injured up to $350.00 people the saudi you are the coalition has not confirmed that attack israel has deported a senior human rights watch official earlier this month the supreme court upheld the government's decision to expel all mushnick year who is a u.s. citizen he's been accus

senegal view angola's interest in guinea bissau with suspicion the west african body known as eko osce deployed additional troops as part of a stabilizing force. be used as a launching pad for drug traffickers and transnational organized crime and that's why. they're with us and we're determined to support legit to move government to fight criminality caught in this regional power play by the people of bizzaro like nurse to santos who has gone almost a year without pay because of the political crisis or unemployed graduate student. who can't find work for this election is a chance to finally get a say in the direction of her country. because hawke al-jazeera. u.s. defense secretary bart esper has fired the navy's top official yes but has accused navy secretary richard spencer of proposing a deal with the white house behind he's back now the matter has to deal with a navy seal accused of war crimes in iraq his case had been championed by president donald trump in his resignation letter richard spencer indicated he didn't agree with trump's demands we go live now to our white house corre

france and germany in the so-called normandy process, pressing for support from nato, the e.u., and oscepporting the special monitoring mission, and engaging in negotiations and other contacts with russian officials. at the time i took the position in the summer of 2017 there were major complicated questions whirling in public debate about the direction of u.s. policy towards ukraine. with the administration lift sanctions against russia? would it make some kind of grand bargain with russia in which it would trade a recognition of russia's seizure of ukrainian territory for some other deal in syria or elsewhere? with the administration recognized russia's claim annexation of crimea. with this just become another frozen conflict? there were also a vast number of vacancies in key diplomatic positions so no one was really representing the united states and in negotiating the process about ending the war in eastern ukraine. during over two years of my tenure as special representative, we fundamentally turned u.s. policy around. the policy towards ukraine was strong, consistent, and enjoyed s

pressing for support from nato, the eu, and osce. supporting the osce's special monitoring mission. and engaging in negotiations and other contacts with russian officials. at the time i took the position in the summer of 2017, there were major complicated questions swirling in public debate about the direction of u.s. policy toward ukraine. wi would the administration lift sanctions against russia? would it make some kind of grand bargain with russia, which it would trade recognition of russia's seizure of ukrainian territory for some other deal in syria or elsewhere? would the administration recognize russia's claimed annexation of crimea, would this become another frozen conflict? there are also a vast number of vacancies in key diplomatic positions so no one was really representing the united states in the negotiating process about ending the war in eastern ukraine. during over two years of my tenures a u.s. special representative, we fundamentally turned u.s. policy around. u.s. policy toward ukraine was strong, consistent, and enjoyed support across the administration, bipartis

you had to deal with the issue of the osce budapest agreement and the denuclearization of ukraine andtorial integrity of the signators, correct? >> could you run that by me again? >> the osce and the budapest agreement under which ukraine gave up its nuclear weapons and believed it had territorial integrity by the united states and russia, you would have had that in your portfolio. it was an issue you had to deal with ukranians on? >> yes, whether it was in keeping with our budapest agreement. >> nato was an aspiri-- ukraine nato country. >> yes. >> and it's also consistent with u.s. policy that the u.s. supports ukraine joining the eu and they had an immense desire to join the eu, correct? >> yes. >> they just had a summit in july where they talked about the social agreement of integration where they talked about the ukraines and the eu, and they also had a discussion about the annexation of crimea and the blocking of sailors by russia that were captured. those were all issues that would have been in your portfolio and that were consistent with what the eu's wishes are, correct? >> y

and ambassador of the osce is the chair, as i said this month, of the consultative commission. sen. markey: you consulted with allies who benefit tremendously from this agreement? what is their view? mr. sullivan: we have not. sen. markey: you have not? mr. sullivan: no. sen. markey: have you consulted with hong kong? mr. sullivan: in connection with my nomination, no. senator markey: is the united states and russia still in compliance with the treaty? mr. sullivan: the united states is in compliance. the united states' view is the russians have not been in compliance in certain respects, including flights over kaliningrad. but we and the russians and all the signatories of the treaty continue to be members. and as i have said twice before, we are chairing the commission that oversees the treaty this month ambassador gillmor. sen. markey: do you think this transparency which the treaty creates is in our national interests and we should resolve the ambiguities? mr. sullivan: it has been in our interest, and to the extent that it's not, we need to be transparent about why as we were w

you had to deal with the issue of the osce and budapest agreement and denuclearization of ukraine and the issues of integrity of the signatories. correct? yovanovitch: could you run that by me again? turner: the osce, the organization for security and cooperation for europe and the budapest agreement under which ukraine gave up its nuclear weapons and believed they had its territorial integrity guaranteed by the united states and russia. you would have had that in your portfolio. yovanovitch: well that. turner: it was an issue you would have had to deal with ukrainians on. yovanovitch: yes, when the ukrainians would ask about our policy and whether it was in keeping with the budapest agreement. turner: excellent. nato, ukraine is an aspiring nato country and of course, you know the bucharest summit where the u. s. and the nato allies made a -- the u.s. and the nato allies made a statement that they would get membership; that would have been on your portfolio. they would have been discussing with you there. yovanovitch: yes, certainly aspirations to nato membership. turner: right. and

pressing for support from nato, the eu, and osce. supporting the osce's special monitoring mission. and engaging in negotiations and other contacts with russian officials. at the time i took the position in the summer of 2017, there were major complicated questions swirling in public debate about the direction of u.s. policy toward ukraine. wi would the administration lift sanctions against russia? would it make some kind of grand bargain with russia, which it would trade recognition of russia's seizure of ukrainian territory for some other deal in syria or elsewhere? would the administration recognize russia's claimed annexation of crimea, would this become another frozen conflict? there are also a vast number of vacancies in key diplomatic positions so no one was really representing the united states in the negotiating process about ending the war in eastern ukraine. during over two years of my tenures a u.s. special representative, we fundamentally turned u.s. policy around. u.s. policy toward ukraine was strong, consistent, and enjoyed support across the administration, bipartis

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