the ongoing peace process that began with the oslo peace accords in 1903 was designed to negotiate the terms of israel's withdrawal from palestinian territory in accordance with un resolution $242.00 which made an explicit connection between israeli withdrawal and the just and lasting peace. the census flow israel has actually taken more palestinian land for its jewish only settlements in 193 there were approximately 200000 illegal jewish settlers living in the occupied palestinian territories since then that number has more than tripled with approximately 650000 settlers now living in the west bank in east jerusalem so if you look at the result not the words and the pretty phrases what's happened over the past 20 years and most nor graded oslo was not a peace process it was an annexation process what has happened is that now one in 11 israeli jews live in these illegal sounds so the failure to confront the solomon enterprise from the very beginning i think has created a almost insuperable obstacle to the creation of a palestinian state that there's no place to put it we're we're talki

today on skype we have henrik or dell he is the executive director of the peace research institute in oslo in lancaster in the u.k. we have derek gatherer he's a viral legist and a lecturer at the university of lancaster welcome to you and i'm also on skype as well we have david van he's a professor of creative writing at the university of warrick welcome to you all gentleman henry chordal in oslo coming to you 1st the nobel prizes do we still need them. absolutely the old a nobel prize is there are korea sticks truly prestigious the peace prize is the most prestigious award there is in a world and it's both countries to lift stories about the local peace and patient that is so important for the world towards peace but also of course droids the winners swedes and enormous i've heard they're a gather in lancaster being the best in your field is no guarantee that you're going to get a nobel how come. i think that if anybody say so to the beginning of her career to look for a nobel prize they possibly wouldn't want to get one and i think that you have to do the base what you can and then if y

we are hearing that several people have been hit by a stolen ambulance in oslo.al people have been hit. oslo police say that the man has been arrested and they say they have control of the ambulance that was stolen by the armed man. shots were fired to stop the perpetrator. he is not in a critical condition. that is the latest coming from norway. we will keep you up dated when we hear any more. an 83—year—old man has died and two other pensioners have been injured after they were attacked at woods in scotland. police say the group was at birkenhall woods in new elgin when they were seriously attacked yesterday morning. the eldest man died after being taken to hospital and a man and a woman, both aged 70, suffered serious injuries. a man has been arrested in connection with the incident. the younger brother of the manchester arena bomber salman abedi has pleaded not guilty to murdering the 22 victims of the manchester arena attack. hashem abedi — who is 22 — appeared at the old bailey for a plea and trial preparation hearing. he also entered not guilty pleas to ch

of asking canals god to curator an exhibition of monks works in cooperation with the monk museum in oslo. carlo the close court has achieved worldwide fame as an old firm by divulging intimate details of his life now he's face to face with another norwegian icon so is this about a movie or about janelle scored or about something completely different so what i have experienced as a writer of course i used to understand and then the question is do you really understand could you understand something like i don't know. what he does know is that he wants to avoid actually showing there's no screen but rather rooms with colors and even landscapes filled people large poor traits strange forests and a black room called chaos and power darker mental states with a radical intimacy. the one rule is that it has to interest him or better still to touch him existential me so simple it's just it's just a couple still but it's worth of stuff to look at it i feel it is so at the start going to relate it to death somehow it's like watching something on lost where you don't exist just so it's like it's a

when do you his oslo? i am hoping to do that. and what others?, rockford, illinois, is closest but perhaps not as glamorous a destination. okay. pick up your signaling device and pick another clue for us from the remaining four categories. timberland, $400. erin. - what is oregon? - no. - emma. - what is minnesota? correct. minnesota timberwolves. timberland, $600. emma. what is the congo? that's the big river. timberland, $800. emma. what is georgia? be more specific. - oh. i'm sorry. - nope. jonathan. what is, uh, georgia pacific? that's the company. yes. gp. timberland, $1,000. erin. - what is brazil? - good. crocs for $200, please. jonathan. what is a handbag? handbag. purse. yes. crocs, $400. jonathan. - who was irwin? - steve irwin, yes. vans, $600. she's the bossy but beloved character seen here. erin? who is lucy van pelt? yep. uh, crocs, $800. erin. what is tanzania? tanzania and kenya also. i'll go vans for $800. erin. who is jean-claude van damme? correct. vans for $1,000. answer... [ applause ] all righty. [ applause ] let's make it a

and a woman in connection with the theft of an ambulance that ran into several people in the capital oslo police opened fire to bring the vehicle to a halt and seized 2 guns and drugs no one was seriously injured. thousands have taken to the streets of the lebanese capital beirut for a 6th day despite the government's announcement of an economic reform package on monday demonstrators slammed to the reforms as empty promises and continued to call for leaders to step down. the european commission president john paul younger is saying farewell to colleagues today after 5 years in his role despite the speech to mark his departure he will stay in office until at least the start of december due to the delayed european commission elections for 5 years in canada prime minister justin trudeau has won a 2nd term in office but only narrowly is liberal party lost its majority and now he will have to leave a mind lead a minority government the election has been described as the toughest test so far for sure to oh here's more. it was a close election but justin trudeau and his liberal party retains pow

and a woman in connection with the theft of an ambulance that ran into several people in the capital oslo police opened fire to bring the vehicle to a halt and seized 2 guns and drugs no one was seriously injured. so called emperor now he too has officially ascended to japan's throne at an elaborate ceremony in tokyo is pledged to fulfill his duty as the $126.00 emperor in the world's oldest hereditary monarchy the japanese government pardoned more than a half a 1000000 people convicted of petty crimes to mark the occasion at the imperial palace in tokyo for many japanese people this was a long time coming emperor another hito officially began his reign on the 1st of may with a series of smaller ceremonies but with the centuries old ceremony of ascension or so cool in the day his journey to the throne is complete. his wife months ago officially proclaimed empress. by inherited imperial status spaced on japanese constitutions as well as on japanese imperial household law. i hereby proclaim to those within and outside of the country that i have been in throned i say mate as you must. with p

in oslo, electric vehicles' license plates start with an easy.including the uk, is playing catch up stop —— to start with and temple two —— an e. the government hopes incentives like being able to drive in the bus lane will help us make this shift. but the upfront cost of an electric is a big barrierfor the upfront cost of an electric is a big barrier for many of us. the upfront cost of an electric is a big barrierfor many of us. a weighted choice of more affordable models will be critical so they can become mainstream on our streets. tom burridge, bbc news, in bristol. one of this year's nobel prize winners in economics, abhijit banerjee, says india's economic slowdown is worrying. the professor shares the award with esther duflo and michael kramer, for their research into alleviating global poverty. my colleague in india, arunoday mukharji, caught up with professor banerjee and asked about his biggest concerns when it comes to the global economy. the biggest concern is the internal politics and economics of countries and there is such a lousyjo

bolivia's leader evo morales is continuing to claim victory police in oslo say a man who stole an ambulancetrians is a common criminal and the incident was not terror—related. police recovered guns and drugs when he was arrested. the man had already been involved in an another accident when he stole the ambulance when the emergency services turned up at that accident. the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, has ruled out forming a coalition government, in his first national address since being re—elected on monday. mr trudeau, who lost his outright majority in the poll, said he would talk to other party leaders on how they might work together. but he said his liberal party would seek support in parliament on a case—by—case basis. elon musk‘s tesla has stunned wall street with its third quarter results. shares of the electric car maker gained over 20% in after hours trade. after it revealed a profit of $ia3 million. most were expecting it to make a loss again in the third quarter. eileen burbidge, partner at passion capital and technology entrepreneurjoins me now. tesla is delivering at

of oslo the song. to play in france that they have been playing together solazyme the fear and it's proved in the statistics the 3 strikers of back 7 of frankfurt's 9 goals an impressive 78 percent. frankfurt most well equipped to repeat last season success they'll certainly be able to count on plenty of goals. did you know kick off is now on you tube with the world of football. with nigeria and was going to mexico the world through to rid we travel the world in the region if they knew how high tensions are running i'm going to say no to the stars for me and there were people in the coach and. i am chris here it. was. it is going to go on. as a football kick off on you tube. over to you. josh sergeant in settling in at barito braman and getting more experience with the u.s. national team he's hoping to break out this season. sargent dynamic young striker from the united states the 19 year olds as proof one of the u.s.a.'s most promising young players but is still establishing himself at the brain and.

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the ongoing peace process that began with the oslo peace accords in 1903 was designed to negotiate the terms of israel's withdrawal from palestinian territory in accordance with un resolution $242.00 which made an explicit connection between israeli withdrawal and the just and lasting peace. essential as though israel has actually taken more post and your land for its jewish only settlements in 193 there were approximately 200000 illegal jewish settlers living in the occupied palestinian territories since then that number has more than tripled with approximately 650000 settlers now living in the west bank in east jerusalem so if you look at the result not the words and the pretty phrases what's happened over the past 20 years and most nor graded oslo was not a peace process it was an annexation process what has happened is that now one in 11 israeli jews live in these illegal sounds so the failure to confront the solomon enterprise from the very beginning i think has created a almost insuperable obstacle to the creation of a palestinian state there's no place to put it we're we're talk

this is the scene live in oslo. the announcement is about to happen. we will bring it to you when we get it. all over 75s should get back the licence fee for free. a report out today is highly critical of the bbc and the government over the decision to means test it. this 81—year—old lady feels so strongly about the issue she's travelled here from wales to tell us what she thinks. it's the party capital of the world but what impact are tourists having on the resources, nature and the beauty of ibiza? i mean, we are partying in paradise, basically, and paradise locations are sensitive ecosystems. they can't withstand, like, this city lifestyle. hello, welcome to the programme. we're live until 11 this morning. do get in touch on all the stories we're talking about — use the hashtag victoria live. lots of you have been getting in touch. a lot about that decision to means test the bbc licence fee for pensioners and can quit —— criticism for both government and the bbc. one says, i do not receive benefits because i'm a fraction below that threshold. if pen

today on skype we have henrik or dell he is the executive director of the peace research institute in oslo in lancaster in the u.k. we have derek gatherer he's a viral legist and a lecturer at the university of lancaster welcome to you and i'm also on skype as well we have david van he's a professor of creative writing at the university of warrick welcome to you all gentleman henry chordal in oslo coming to you 1st the nobel prizes do we still need them. absolutely the old over prices are corey 6 really prestigious the peace prize is the most prestigious award there is in a world and it's both contributes to lift stories about the local peace and patient that is so important for bringing the world towards peace but also of course droids the winners swedes and enormous at her there are gather in lancaster being the best in your field is no guarantee that you're going to get a nobel how come. i think that if anybody say so to the beginning of her career to move for a nobel prize they possibly wouldn't want to get one and i think that you have to do the base what you can and then if you chanc

the nobel prize will be officially presented to the ethiopian prime minister in oslo on december tenth the. one hundred anand twenty third anniverersarf alfred nobel's death. i mean he's still witith a trail has allowed commununication networks to resesume and families to travel between the two nations. and his countrymen are thrilled with the wind sprints twenty four found out. as elemental base a lot to go abroad he deserves the nobel prize. you know why the villain sunday depend because europeans and eritreans had no diplomatic relations for the p past two decades. what that i i'm bringig diplomatic relations back to these two countries is greatly beneficial. so again in a month to look find out low buffy. of you with up to the school it was difficult to even get from one place to the other and then have the freedom of speech and that's been son of them a glance at us. but now there is freedom and it is possible to express feelings democratitical. miss i'm the one that's on the some. now the latest on us china trade war negotiations us president donald trump says a substantial phase

and last week, at the xynteo exchange in oslo when we had 500 leaders coming together, the ceo of ikeaong—term ownership structure, like private ownership, it is easier to work long—term, rather than just running on quarterly earnings. so there is a conflict there. and you have recently put out a report listing some key things that businesses need to do to be more sustainable when they are trying to make more profits and grow the business, what were the most important elements of that? so, in summary, this report is all about, we work with a 27 of europe's top, top ceos, and we came together around this question, how do we create trust in our future growth model? how do we create a growth model? how do we create a growth model which is inclusive, where you go beyond shareholder supremacy, how can you work with governments to truly drive the energy transition faster? those were two of the five jobs that need to be done. and how willing do you find businesses are, the ones you work with, to adapt and change and adopt what you are advocating? so, i think change and adopt what you are advo

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that was martin patience on the turkey — syria border. joining us live now from oslo is jan egeland,gee council. he was the special adviser to the un special envoy for syria between 2015 and 2018. during this time he chaired the humanitarian task force responsible for the safety and protection of syrian civilians. good morning. how bad does this look from how bad does this look from a humanitarian point of view? very bad. tens of thousands of syrians fleeing every day. if it lost another ten or 20 days it would be a com plete another ten or 20 days it would be a complete catastrophe. these are war weary civilians who have suffered for too long already. when two of these armies now clash and are engulfed in crossfire, where can they go? they cannot go anywhere. that was the point i was going to get to. if they flee south where realistically is there that they can go which is safe? these people flee from displacement camps and from their homes to already cramped displacement camps to the south. there are some 2.2 million people in the area controlled by the so—called syrian defence for

making news around the world norwegian police opened fire on an armed man who stole an ambulance in oslo and ran into several people they reportedly suffered minor injuries police have arrested the driver but are searching for a woman who may have been involved in the incident. european commission president john called younger is saying farewell to colleagues today after 5 years in the role despite the speech to mark his departure he will stay in office until at least the start of december to 2 delayed european commission elections and israel as prime minister benjamin netanyahu has failed to form a majority government plunging the country into political uncertainty he was repeatedly rebuffed after trying to establish an alliance with his rival benny gantz now gone through try to form a coalition but he could face an equally hard task. emperor naruhito has officially ascended to japan's throne at an elaborate ceremony in tokyo he's pledged to fulfill his duty as the $126.00 emperor of the world's oldest hereditary monarchy the japanese government pardoned more than half a 1000000 people

professor of creative writing at the university of warrick welcome to you all gentlemen henry chordal in oslo coming to you 1st the nobel prizes do we still need them. absolutely the old over prices are corey 6 really prestigious the peace prize is the most prestigious award there is the new world and it's both contributes to lift stories about the local peace and patient that is so important for bringing the world towards peace but also of course droids the winners swedes and enormous at her there are gather in lancaster being the best in your field is no guarantee that you're going to get a nobel how come. i think that if anybody say so to the beginning of her career to move for a nobel prize they possibly wouldn't want to get one and i think that you have to do the base what you can and then if you chance on something that really has world changing then it may well get the recognition of the nobel prize committee and the price will come to you david van in warsaw some prizes are political like the peace prize other prizes like literature are not why is that. i'm not sure anyone would agree

course of the past 4 nights that once again violence reaching its high point here in the heart of oslono i would stay with us out of there we're going to hear now from spain's acting our prime minister petro sanchez he was speaking in brussels. reacting to today's events with. your input on. those responsible for acts of violence i could with be identified to the school and be taken before the courts to receive the corresponding sanctions on people of good obvious. through and through the middle east and the state that he has got them that is there is no space for impunity in relation to the serious acts of violence that we have witnessed over recent days in different cities in catalonia the mobile absolutely the buffy so petro sanchez that taking a hard line ahead of the homefront what are protesters trying to achieve. seriously he can still hear us we are having to leave we've just been advised that we have to be ok. in boston trance state safe we'll move on. we'll take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world an explosion at a mosque in eastern afghanistan ha

this year's nobel peace prize has been awarded by the nobel committee the announcement was made in oslo just a short time ago and it has been awarded to ethiopian prime minister. for his contribution to peace and international cooperation particularly his initiative to resolve the border conflict with neighboring irretrievable you're watching news from berlin. here in germany media reports say the man suspected of carrying out an attack on a synagogue in the city of hama has confessed he's also 'd admitted having a right wing extremist and anti semitic motive the synagogue attack took place on wednesday the holiest day of the jewish calendar yob kapoor the gunman killed 2 people on the street but failed in his attempt to run amok in the synagogue. a city in mourning for the victims germany's president frank vaulters steinmeyer among those showing solidarity outside the synagogue where signs of the attack are still imprinted on the door. trial but the 2 men still trying to process it all but i just can't understand what has to this a 40 year old woman was the 1st to fall victim by chance

spain, another team who are yet to drop a point in their qualifers, are also 1—0 up in oslo against norwayhance to take control of their group after drawing 0—0 with georgia in tibilisi. they're now level on points with denmark after the danes beat switzerland 1—0. at the rugby world cup, ireland have qualified for the quarterfinals following a crushing 47—5 win over samoa. with typhoon hagibis hitting the east coast of japan, this match was played in the south in fukuoka and ireland ran in three tries in the opening 20 minutes. their task wasn't helped when bundy aki became the first irishman to be sent off in a world cup for a dangerous tackle. it didn't have any effect on the result as andrew conway scored ireland's seventh try to confirm the bonus point win. it now means scotland must beat japan by eight points on sunday to progress — if their game in yokohama even survives the aftermath of the typhoon. the all blacks are a sort of team that you can play at your best and still not get the result because they want number one in the world for ten years, they are not back—to—back world cu

and a woman in connection with the theft of an ambulance that ran into several people in the capital oslo police opened fire to bring the vehicle to a halt and seized 2 guns and drugs no one was seriously injured. thousands have taken to the streets of the lebanese capital beirut for a 6th day despite the government's announcement of an economic reform package on monday demonstrators slammed the reforms as empty promises and continue to call for leaders to step down. european commission president john pilger is saying farewell to colleagues today after 5 years in the role despite the speech to mark his departure he will stay in office until at least the start of december due to delayed european commission elections and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has failed to form a majority government plunging the country into political uncertainty he was repeatedly rebuffed after trying to establish an alliance with his rival benny gantz now gonds wants to try and form a coalition but he could face and equally hard task. its emperor naruhito has officially offended to japan's throne at a

and those demands only ever going to really be met on the streets of catalonia off the streets of oslowhile power rests with the people and i would say there's i've seen with horror in recent days that tension has been diverted to the fires attention has been diverted to try and split the movement to try and blame individuals on the streets and i'll say this if you and i as a criminal defense lawyer police officers of course have a right to use force but it has to be reasonable legitimate and proportionate and when it is not reasonable legitimate a proportion of people have a right to self-defense but what we have seen on a huge scale time and time again in catalonia and hundreds of thousands of people acted civil disobedience act with restraint and act with nonviolence yet what we see is an orgy of violence unleashed by the spanish state by them also it's under the control of the spanish state upon these people and yet we do not see that being condemned at the end of the day is amnesty for the cattle and prisoners the right of return for political exiles and if so if the people demand

and they certainly would not be able to sell vehicles operated in cities like new york, london, oslo,os angeles. it's going to move at the pace of those cities that are going to take matters into their own hands. they will all get into it. but if you asked me who is the biggest competitor to tesla, we don't think it is toyota or general motors right now. we think it is large tech firms that are worth $1 trillion, worth more than all of my auto companies combined, that generate cash that are equal to my entire industry combined, and it is more of regular recurring cash. these are the type of companies that have the ability to attract talent and capital, and lose money if necessary to take on some alike tesla. capx spent $20 billion in over the last decade. that kind of thing will be a difficult task for a legacy auto company to replicate. they will attempt to do it, but the real threat is from the mega tech. taylor: who is the biggest loser and what is the problem? is it capx spending, r&d? adam: the biggest losers are companies that have to defend a declining business model that is at

the norwegian nobel institute in oslo said mr ahmed had played a key role in efforts to end the 20 yearhis domestic agenda had also transformed his country. a group of mp5 says the bbc and the government should find a way for everyone over the age of 75 to continue to get the tv licence for free. the current plan is that free licences will end next year, apart from for people who receive pension credit. our media correspondent david sillito reports. don't switch us off! there's been widespread protest, about the decision to end the free licence fee scheme for everyone over the age of 75. the bbc has agreed to pay for the licences for anyone over 75 who receives pension credit, but it still means more than 3 million pensioners will lose their benefit. we feel so strongly because we felt we were given it forever, type of thing. and for this to come out of the blue, that you were not going to get it from next year and that the only ones that would receive it was people on pension credit. there is over 32,000 people in wales alone, older people, that do not claim pension credit. and it's no

the norwegian nobel institute in oslo said mr ahmed had played a key role in efforts to end the 20 yearair of the nobel committee said his domestic agenda had also transformed his country. professor laura hammond is from the school or 0riental and african studies and joins me now. thank you for coming in. first off, did he deserve this award?|j thank you for coming in. first off, did he deserve this award? i think so. did he deserve this award? i think so. on balance, he did come out with a major, he has only been in office for one and a half years but came out with a major bank, in terms of committing himself immediately, to ending a 20 year long conflict with eritrea, a stalemate. he immediately not only recognise that the country had political prisoners but released thousands of them, elevated women to unprecedented levels in government, opened up the press to some extent. but hisjob is not finished opened up the press to some extent. but his job is not finished and so some critics will say that it is too soon, to recognise him and the us committee address that,. it is more a gesture

amy: that was the announcement by the norwegian nobel committee on friday in oslo. ethiopian prime minister abiy ahmed will receive the award december 10. the committee praised him for his role in brokering a histotoc peace deal between ethiopia and eritrea and lifting the state of emergency in ethiopia. he has also released thousands of political dissidents from palouse and women to a record 50% of cabinet positions. for more, we go to staffordshire, england, to speak with awol allo, an associate professor at the keele university school of law. his recent article for al jazeera is titled "why i nominated abiy ahmed for the nobel peace prize." let's start there, , professor. why did you nonominate him and talk about his significance, the youngest leader in africa today? absolutely. i nominated him primarily because of the significance and remarkable change she has brought into the state. he is a leader, came to power on the back of struggles by people, a protest that lasted for years involving two-state of emergencies. this one came especially out of where. -- no re

israel the president of the united states of the were younger in peace process that began with the oslo peace accords in 1903 was designed to negotiate the terms of israel's withdrawal from palestinian territory in accordance with un resolution 242 which made an explicit connection between israeli withdrawal and a just and lasting peace. essential as though israel has actually taken more palestinian land for its jewish only settlements in 1903 there were approximately 200000 illegal jewish settlers living in the occupied palestinian territories since then that number has more than tripled with approximately 650000 settlers now living in the west bank in east jerusalem so if you look at the result not the words in the pretty phrase is what's happened over the past 20 years and most nor graded it was not a peace process it was an annexation process what has happened is that now one in 11 israeli jews live in these illegal sounds so the failure to confront the settlement enterprise from the very beginning i think has created a almost insuperable obstacle to the creation of the palestinian

this is the scene live in oslo. the announcement is about to happen.on to means test it. this 81—year—old lady feels so strongly about the issue she's travelled here from wales to tell us what she thinks. it's the party capital of the world but what impact are tourists having on the resources, nature and the beauty of ibiza?

in norway's capital oslo, electric cars are everywhere. there numberplates start with an e.ion of all new vehicles bought in britain today. improving charging infrastructure is key, but the government hopes incentives like being able to drive in the bus lane could help us make the shift. but the upfront cost of an electric is a big barrier for many of us. a wider choice of more affordable models will be critical so they can become mainstream on our streets. tom burridge, bbc news, in bristol. japan's emperor naruhito has formally proclaimed his ascension to the throne in an elaborate ceremony. the 59—year—old officially began his reign in may after the abdication of his father, the then—emperor akihito. but, in a series of traditional rituals, his ascension has only now been formalised. a full celebration parade was postponed out of respect for the 80 victims of typhoon hagibis. and now, finally, how about this for something brave, or perhaps a bit stupid. two anglers in small boats have been filmed dangerously close to a giant "plug hole" at a reservoir. they were spotted o

chartered a path for the future and i know we will walk it together >> at least two people were injured in osloruck by an ambulance. the vehicle had been stolen by an armed man who was injured when police opened fire to try to stop him. the attacker was apprehended not in critical condition. police are looking for a woman who might have been involved in that incident. >>> here at home former president jimmy carter was hospitalized this morning after suffering a minor pelvic fracture in a fall monday evening. he was at his home in georgia when the accident happened it is the second time the 95-year-old has fallen this month. >>> we wish him a speedy recovery that is the news update for this hour i will send it back downtown to you, leslie. >> speedy recovery indeed. thank you so much. time now for our etf spotlight today. taking a look at biotech the ibb surging with a gain of almost 3% and now up more than 10% so far this year the group getting a lift today from biogen, soaring on its news it is seeking fda approval for its alzheimer's drug along with biogen, celgene, gilead and amgen participa

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he has lectured at madrid,, georgetown university, settlers university and university of oslo.nations in new york and for human rights in washington, d.c. >> thank you much, karim, and thank to the atlantic council having me and think the invitation. i've been asked to talk about the eu foreign policy towards the region ongoing share with you a few ideas along with the three or four different ones. first of all structural limitations of eu foreign policy in general and especially comes to southern neighborhoods. second, a paradox of the eu's for an action and its importance and relevance. third, the current context in the mena region and how it is viewed from the european fight and finally some great ideas about the incoming new commission that will start operating on november 1 and watch this new orientation as near commission. to start with the question is does europe have a strategic vision as the title of the conference, doesn't have a strategic vision towards the middle east and north africa? my quick answer is no, it doesn't have a strategic vision. there are multiple vis

scarlet: we want to take you over to oslo, norway, because the nobel prize will be announced soon.. 50 prizes have been awarded to a total of 81 people through 2018. 30 of those have been associated with the university of chicago. we will keep you posted on this development. shortly and a couple of minutes, we will be hearing who wins the nobel prize in economics. from london and new york, this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ scarlet: what is one word of advice you will take with you? >> learn how to listen. that is something that has served me well and hope wilken tearney to serve the imf as well. -- hope to learn to serve the imf as well. >> the prize in economic sciences is about alleviating quibble poverty. francine: breaking news, this is the nobel prize in economics, which is just being read out in stockholm. we understand banerjee has one economic's nobel prize and remer and duflo have one -- won the nobel prize. we're trying to figure out exactly what it means. one of them was a french , eslopment aid economist ther duflo. scarlet: as you mentioned, she is a french developme