police in hong kong arrest five executives from the pro—democracy apple daily newspaper, which opposeseijing's tightening grip on the territory. and is blatant product placement falling flat? after cristiano ronaldo removes coca—cola bottles from a euros news conference. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the first summit between president biden and president putin has ended in switzerland. the two leaders held about four hours of talks. topics included: nuclear arms control, opposition figure alexei navalny and alleged cyberattacks by moscow. our north america editor, jon sopel, has more. best wishes and goodbye. he says "best wishes and goodbye" in russian. and with those words, the swiss president left them to it. there was little in the way of theatrics or fanfare, and the body language suggested a good deal of wariness on both sides as the us and russian presidents shook hands on the portico of this handsome 18th—century villa overlooking lake geneva. i'm not sure how this is working. in the library, they sat somewhat awkwardly. a reporter asked the rus

people also coming out. police in hong kong arrest the columnist for the pro democracy daily newspaper, increasing its pressure on the out and it india government.

hong kong police say they've arrested five executives from the pro—democracy apple daily newspaper in which has opposed china's tightening grip on hong kong — says its editor in chief, ryan law was among those detained. the founder and owner of the newspaper, jimmy lai, has already been put on trial over similar accusations — which could carry a life sentence. police say they are suspected of colluding with foreign powers to endanger national security. computers and mobile phones were seized, along with more than 2 million us dollars worth of apple daily�*s assets. the owner of the newspaper jimmy lai has already been put on trial over similar accusations which could carry a life term. mark simon is an advisor tojimmy lai and former executive with apple daily parent company next digital — he joins us from new york. mark, what more can you tell us about what has happened today? well, we continue to get bad news. there was about 400 to 500 police officers who came into apple daily this morning. they have subsequently started to search the offices and have arrested three leading editoria

i i use this is e double the newsletter from berlin. editorial staff at hong kong pro democracy newspaper, apple daily arrested in a massive police. right. and accused of colluding with foreign powers. also on the program, communist east germany, secret police care, millions of files on ordinary citizens, not the agency that holds those records is being closed down. so where does that leave the stars these victims? china celebrates act. 3 of its asked notes presented new, unfinished space station. mission ended challenging us dominance in space. and denmark return to action that the european championships 5 days after seeing 1st young attics and collapse on the page. we'll find out how the team is feeling about return to the see the me i feel welcome to the program. china is the crowd down on descent in hong kong is intensifying 500 police officers this morning, right of the officers of the pro democracy newspaper. apple daily arrested 5 executives including the papers, the top to editors. authorities accused the paper of breaching a national security law imposed by beijing. a crackdown on journalists

fully back people also coming out. police in hong kong arrest the columnist for the pro democracy apple daily newspaper, increasing its pressure on the indian government. a new cove in 1900, very and has been detected in 3 states and orders testing to be that tom and republicans in the u. s. tenants rank, i knew that would have made it easier for more americans evolves. ah, thank you very much for joining us. the us has seized control of 33 websites linked to yvonne saying they violated sanctions against iran. this is a message greeting people trying to look at iran, english language press tv website. the channel has, i'll change its domain address so users can gain access. the us justice department has accused media is connected to launch revolutionary god of spreading disinformation mass linked policy and website has also been blocked. my can, has more from washington. the justice department says that the iranian television and radio union had been designated a special entity back in october last year because of what it alleged was election interference. this requires all of its bodies to get special

hong kong police say they've arrested five executives from the pro—democracy apple daily newspaper, in dawn raid on its offices. the newspaper, which has opposed china's tightening grip on hong kong, is owned byjimmy lai, who's already been put on trial over similar accusations. the first astronauts for china's new space station have blasted off in the gobi desert, for the country's longest crewed mission to date. it is china's first crewed mission in nearly five years, and a landmark step in establishing beijing as a major space power. now on bbc news, it's time for click. redesigning aeroplanes. the passenger pod hurtling people through tunnels. yes! yeah! woo! and fancy a flying car? coventry was once the heart of british automotive manufacturing, dubbed britain's motor city. but it's moved with the times. now hosting the institute for future transport and cities at coventry university, playing an important part in the future of autonomous, sustainable and connected transport. and in a city where the first ever british car was manufactured, research has moved to the next evolution o

hong kong police say they've arrested five executives from the pro—democracy apple daily newspaper in dawn raid on its offices. the newspaper, which has opposed china's tightening grip on hong kong, is owned byjimmy lai, who's already been put on trial over similar accusations. the first astronauts for china's new space station have blasted off in the gobi desert, for the country's longest crewed mission to date. it is china's first crewed mission in nearly five years, and a landmark step in establishing beijing as a major space power. now on bbc news: wednesday in parliament. hello again and welcome to wednesday in parliament, as mps agree to delay the lifting of england's lockdown rules, despite protests from tory mps. the government has set a disastrous precedent in terms of the future of liberty in these islands. the prime minister's private verdict on his health secretary is revealed — to labour delight. the right honourable gentleman, now forever branded as "hopeless" hancock by his own leader. some lockdown rules have been lifted. couples can now have a big fat covid wedding, u

hong kong police say they've arrested five executives from the pro—democracy apple daily newspaper in dawn raid on its offices. the newspaper — which has opposed china's tightening grip on hong kong — is owned byjimmy lai, who's already been put on trial over similar accusations. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i am stephen sackur. joe biden prepared for his geneva summit with vladimir putin by reassuring his partners in nato that america is back in the saddle, committed to the defence of european allies and determined to leave the alliances response to evolving geographical and technological threats. but how convincing is all of these reassurance? my guess is nato secretary generaljens stoltenberg. is rhetoric being used to paper over nato�*s cracks? jens stoltenberg, at nato headquarters in brussels, welcome to hardtalk. jens stoltenberg, at nato headquarters in brussels, welcome to hardtalk. thank you so much for having me. mr secretary general, the just finished nato summit had plenty of talk about challenges coming from russia but also challenge coming from c

hong kong national security police have arrested five executives of the pro-democracy apple daily newspaper for suspected breaches of the national security law. the government escalates its case against activists and media tycoon, jimmy lai. the u.s. justice department is suing to stop a proposed acquisition. the government argues a merger between two of the world's largest insurance brokers could eliminate competition. it is the first lawsuit under the biden administration to stop a merger. shares of both companies tumbled on the news. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. annmarie: thank you so much, simone fox. presidents biden and putin in a face-to-face summit. we are live with a recap in geneva, moments away. this is bloomberg. ♪ pres. biden: i made it clear i will continue to raise issues of fundamental human rights, because that is what we are, that is who we are. >> a return of the ambassadors to their workplaces, return of americans back to moscow, and ours b

editorial staff at the pro-democracy newspaper apple daily have been arrested in a massive police raid. hong kong authorities accusing them of colluding with foreign powers and violating the new national security law. you are watching dw news. after a short wait, i will be back to take you through the day. tonight, the biden-putin summit. did it work? did it change the russian president? i will ask right after this. ♪ =nk >> hello and welcome back to the france 24 newsroom. crowds packed the streets to welcome their former president home. after two years, he says he is glad to return to the ivory coast with the current leader there hoping for reconciliation. who will be chosen to succeed iran's president? turn out friday is

now, hong kong pro democracy newspaper, apple daily has said it may be forced to stop publication. within days after the government froze, its assa, more than $500.00 police officers rated the newsroom and rescued. 5 executives last thursday saying it's articles had breached a sweeping chinese national security long. the company c o, jimmy lie was already charged and imprisoned under the same law in april. the paper now says it is unable to pay staff and that it's friday issue is likely to be is less for more enjoy now by phoebe cong dw, corresponded in hong kong greetings. phoebe pro democracy newspaper. apple daily will stop publication in 5 days. why exactly? well last week to l. a. flies or apple data executives was arrested and charged for conspiring collusion report courses. it is the face time, the national security law targeting media coverage because they are accused of publishing saucers, of online printed articles nationally urging for international sanctions against china and hong kong and apart from the individuals is also the 1st time the authorities prosecuting the e

down on hong kong now journalists appear to be be genes, target editorial staff, the pro democracy newspaper apple daily were arrested in a massive police rate today. and china, celebrating as 3 of its astronaut docket. the country's new space station marks yet another challenge by china to us dominance in outer space. and with a 2nd way, the kimono, virus infections, declining, will vaccine, hesitant, hinder india's efforts to keep a 3rd wave at bank. ah, i brings off. it's good to have you with us. the u. s. supreme court has dismissed yet again, a republican lead attempt to kill what is known as obamacare. the decision means that affordable health insurance for tens of millions of americans will remain intact. the justices route 7 to 2 that texas and 17 other states that mounted the challenge did not have standing. in the case, republicans have made numerous unsuccessful attempts to strike down the obama era health care law since it was passed back in 2010. are let's go over now to washington, our corresponded oliver cell. he's following this for me to you, oliver me. this is a big story. how signifi

growing list of atrocities to investigate victoria k to be al jazeera hong kong pro democracy newspaper. the apple daily has printed its last edition. its been full of clothes for the assets are frozen, and top executives were arrested. the newspaper is the latest institution in the city that folded on the pressure facing imposed a national security low to the pollen law from home home. i'm at one of the newspapers that i've already sold out of apple daily in the early hours. i've received some fresh coffee and as you can see behind me, there's a steady stream of people coming to get their coffee. now, apples daily, faster this printing about a 1000000 copies and expected to be sold out. to put this into context, hong kong has only around 8000000 people. so, but apple daily has in its last edition made a course to show how it's been. so. 2 important to hong kong pro democracy movement . and one of the things that i've done is made a special supplement here showing all the major stories that covered. many of them are process and the both the offline, the number of papers that sold. and this will be the m

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connection, the focus grew out of the defeat and the more of the report that hong kong pro democracy, a newspaper apple daily could shut down in days off its assets are frozen. we'll have a nice update. italy's government of cash incentives for families to have more children, as it grapples with a demographic crisis. ah, here pins are voting in a crucial parliamentary election. its prime minister beyond its 1st toro test, he's on the increasing international pressure with reports of famine man continuing violence in the northern region. but people there won't get a chance to have their say in the election yet, but the doe is live and easier if he has capital out it's out about somehow there are growing concerns. whether this election will be free and fair given that so many people will be excluded from the vote. yes, and did dot and those questions still link go on, but millions of if you went to pulling sessions across the country very early in the morning. some of them from for full, i am lat whole time that it came to cost the bolt, the electro commission of increase the number of holding sessions across

people in hong kong are flocking to newspaper stands to get a final edition of the pro democracy newspaper apple daily. it's been under pressure since basing national security law came in for us. apple daily's top exec .

hong kong national security police arrested five executives at the pro-democracy apple daily newspaperor suspected breaches of national security laws. this as they escalate the case against activist and media tycoon jim eli. he is spending a 20 month sentence in his role for on october 2019 protest. for the first time in five years, china has sent astronauts into space. the crew is scheduled to spend three months in a new space station while conducting experiments and test equipment. the first crewed spade mission for china took place in 2003. global news -- global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. anna: thank you. juliette saly in singapore. coming up, president biden and president putin have had their first meeting as russia-u.s. tensions remain high. both are claiming victory, but what came out of the summit? we will have the details. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i made it clear to president putin i will continue to raise issues of fundamental human rights, because

daily can afford to keep publishing is uncertain. its future will be decided by the company's board on friday. see the hong is standing by with a view from hong kong. phoebe pro democracy newspaper, apple daily stopping publication in 5 days. just walk us through the timing here last week to l. o. 5, arrested. excited. his watch house for the national security charges of conspiring collusion with foreign forces and more there's a can the 3 companies length to apple daily including it's printing at internet companies which are responsible for that. they operate on the newspaper were also charged as entities under the security law. so basically, it makes the apple daily, almost impossible to conduct any kind of banking operation because of the freezing faxes that a total of $800000000.00 hong kong dollar testers were frozen by the thought since last week. and it is now like really hard for the newspaper to pay salary or to sustain any kind of like the routine and publishing. so that's why people decided that they may how to shut down the newspaper, the newspaper, and the organization within this week. and it is such a big blow, in fact, the pro democracy movement, just walk us thr

pro democracy movement? i mean, is this just that of a nail in the coffin for press freedoms in hong kong? well, of course, the apple daily was unashamedly a pro democracy newspaper. its crime is this last june. it carried an editorial basically urging foreign countries, including the united states to impose sanctions in the hong kong in response to the decision by the national people's congress to impose this recode in new security law on hong kong. now, in the eyes of the hong kong government, that his subversion, but there's an important distinction to be made, the apple daily car that authorial urging sanctions to be imposed on on kong. what's less clear now is what happens if major organizations like cause report what the apple daily is calling for? it's very uncertain we are trying to sort of navigate red lines without really knowing what those red lines are. all right, adrian brown lie 1st there in hong kong. adrian, thank you for a short break here. and just here, when we come back, treated intense a 3rd way to infections, campus pace in south africa. but only one percent of the population is fully destination. and hard lessons learned from the pandemic.

the city's last pro democracy newspaper apple daily has printed its final edition. the 26 year old paper will seize all operations by thursday is it can no longer pay staff while its assets are frozen by the government. long few queues formed across the city as people flocked to newspaper sans to get their last copy. apple daily south. thank their supporters. its front page ran with the headline, a painful farewell in the rain. no priest, freedom in hong kong after publishing the last edition of apple daily. i can't see a future for hong kong. i'm extremely disappointed and angry that we have to stop operations under such circumstances. i. so i started working here right after i graduated. i have a great boss and great colleagues and now all of the others, i think i will really miss them. and our readers that we have no choice but say good bye for now. we'll apple daily. it's been under immense pressure since beijing's national security law came into force 5 if its executives were arrested last week. and the papers chief colonists was also detained. all are accused

home come where the printing press is of one of the charges last pro democracy. newspapers could stop rolling within days. the apple daily says this friday's edition is likely to be its last, after all, authorities pros, it's assets on the, china's national security law. these newspapers could be a thing of the past, not because of digitalization or rising competition. that because the government wants to put a stop to them, that's what supporters of hong kong pro democracy newspaper, apple, daily a saying a last week police raided the company's newsroom for the 2nd time. and under a year, 5 senior executives were arrested after authorities accused them of publishing articles that violated china sweeping national security law. the government also for the papers assets leaving it unable to pay staff or conduct business. the papers owners say they have enough cash to last a few weeks, but after that, their future and the future of free press in hong kong is uncertain. apple daily, you see jimmy lie was arrested during last year's raid. he was sentenced to 14 months in prison, in his role in an anti government protest in 20

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. $500.00 police officers have rated the offices of the pro democracy newspaper. apple daily. they arrested 5 executives, including the editor in chief ryan law. authorities accused the paper of reaching the national security law was imposed by beijing, apple dailies, building our founder and democracy activism. jimmy ly has been in jails in december on a number of charges. and let's go to hong kong now for the very latest on the story . our correspondence kong is standing by 4th there high. phoebe tell us more about what happened in these res has sense that the rest is the 1st one targeting media coverage under the national security law. we were told by apple they reported today that they so the south and the channel, the what bars from entering the news that they were prevented from? like that's the thing that watching documents and the general they say materials and also the notebook and computer this and so on. so these are pretty much difference from the last one in last august in 2020. that we didn't know much about, like, what's going on inside the news for journalists

people in hong kong are flocking to newspaper stands to get a final edition of the pro democracy newspaper apple daily, which is closing down its been under pressure since beijing's national security law came into force. apple daily's top executives have been arrested and its assets, frozen balls i know priest, freedom in hong kong after publishing the last edition of apple daily. i can't see a future for hong kong. i'm extremely disappointed and angry that we have to stop operations under such circumstances by title. so i started working here right after i graduated. i have a great boss and great colleagues. and now all of the i will really miss them. and our readers that we have no choice, but say good bye for now. for me on this will bring individual policies. joining us from hong kong w, read a newspaper stand, tell us what you've been seeing behind you and, and the sentiment this morning. that's right there and i'm at one of the newspaper sons that i've already sold out of apple daily. in the early hours, i've received some fresh copies. and as you can see behind me, there's a steady stream of pe

hong kong's leading pro—democracy newspaper apple daily is hong kong's leading pro-democracy newspapers angeles in the next two hours, as she continues her attempts to remove her father as controller of her finances. this is britney spears. her $60 million estate has been under the control of legal guardians since 2008, following a public mental health breakdown. since then, most of her finances and aspects of her personal life have been controlled by her father, jamie spears, in an arrangement called "conservatorship". the singer though wants to dismiss herfather from handling her career. a lawyer said britney was "afraid of her father" and would not return to the stage while he retained control. we don't know what britney will say when she addresses the court. but her fans are eager to hearfrom her. so, the thing that's always been missing, really, from understanding britney's reputation is britney herself. one of the complications with the conservatorship is that the level of control it gives her conservators means that it's very hard to be sure that, when she makes statements on so

now journalist appear to be james target. editorial staff at the pro democracy newspaper apple daily were arrested today in a massive police rate and showing us celebrating as 3 of its astronauts dock at the countries the new space station in march. yet another challenge by china to us dominance in outer space. ah, i bring golf, it's good to have you with us. the u. s. supreme court has dismissed yet again, a republican lead attempt to kill what is known as obamacare. the decision means that affordable health care insurance for tens of millions of americans will remain intact. the justices route 7 to 2 that texas and 17 other states that mount the challenge did not have standing in the case. publicans have made numerous unsuccessful attempts to strike down the obama era health care law since it was passed back in 2010. art. let's go over now to washington, our correspondent oliver. so he's following this force, giving it to you, oliver. this is a big story. how significant is this ruling? it's a big deal brand. president biden already reacted and welcome to the decision of the suprem

this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: a pro-democracy newspaper, apple daily, will meet monday to decide whethero shut down. they have been fighting for financial survival after their assets were frozen and executives were arrested under the national security law. for more, let's bring in stephen engle, who has been following this. stephen: it looks that according to sources, apple daily has about two weeks cash on hand and a lot of those to pay. it is a capital-intensive business to run a printing press, you have to pay for inc. and paper -- ink and paper and staff. it is compounded by the fact that suppliers have been urged and warned by authorities in hong kong, allegedly to not deal with the bank accounts of next digital, the parent of apple daily. that compounds the problem. a long time advisor to the owner, serving a 20 month jail sentence for illegal assembly, not under the national security law, the advisor tells us the board of next digital will meet monday to decide whether or not whether to shut down the pro-democracy newspaper. that would be a drastic turn of events, but given the fi

now the journalist appear to be james target. editorial staff that the pro democracy newspaper apple daily were arrested a massive police rate today. they're accused of colluding with foreign powers. also coming up for the 3rd time, the u. s. supreme court dismissed as a republican lead attempts to kill obamacare, the decision means that millions will keep their health care coverage. and china celebrates as 3 of his astronauts dock at the countries new space station marks. yet another challenge by china to us dominance in other spaces. ah, i bring golf is good to have you with us. we begin with shine is intensifying crackdown on descent in hong kong. 500 police officers rated the offices of the pro democracy newspaper ample daily this morning and arrested 5 executives, including the papers, top 2 editors. authorities accused the paper of breaching the national security law imposed by b g. a crackdown on journalists in broad daylight. hong kong police rated the offices of the democracy newspaper apple daily, and arrested. several executives, including the editor in chief, at their homes. of

she says it's an emotional day for supporters of apple daily and the pro democracy movement there. i'm not one of the newspaper sounds that i've already sold out of apple daily in the early hours. i've received some fresh coffee. and as you can see behind me, there's a steady stream of people coming to get their coffee. now apple daily, faster than printing about a 1000000 copies and expected to be sold out to put this into context, hong kong has only around 8000000 people. so, but apple daily has in its last edition, made a course to show how it's been so important to hong kong pro democracy movement. and one of the things that i've done is made a special supplement here showing all the major stories i've covered. many of them are protests and of all the offline, the number of paper stuff sold, and this will be the most ever, at 1000000 previous call, previous high for around half a 1000000 during major event by protests and anniversary and on their front page here they have the picture of the scene outside their headquarters last night and into the early hours of the printing process made their final run. yo

home calls only pro democracy newspaper, apple daily print. it's last edition. it's the latest victim of china's cracked down on descent in the territory. and anti government protested in time unreturned to the streets, to cult change. the what the prime minister out on the constitution rewritten. ah. hello, welcome to the peg. i'm fullness, philippines president benita akina has died after being hospitalized on thursday. in manila, the 61 year old who was the son of 2 democracy icons served one term from 2010 to 2016, and presided over a period of steady economic growth. she will, i'll, in token, has more for manila, president been walking or beans or as he is mostly known here is someone who was more all too familiar about the difficult pains of achieving democracy in this country. his parents were democracy icons, his father, the late senator, benito, r quino, was a fighter during the time of former president marcus during the period of martial law. he was shot dead in the term recruitment in the airport. in 1983. the death of his father actually push for as

people in hong kong are flocking to newspaper stands to get a final edition of the pro democracy newspaper. apple daily. its been under pressure since basing national security last payments for us. apple daily's top executives have been arrested and assets frozen, civic, paul, and the latest from hong kong. very emotional morning year in particular, for supporters or for apples daily and supporters of democracy. apple daily was the san democratic newspaper. it was critical of the authorities not only here and in china, it was, it would boldly make headlines where other papers were often afraid to because it's censorship because they may lose advertising. but apples really never had any of those issues. and it became one of the most popular papers in hong kong for years. libby, as for ministers, as thousands of mercenaries could leave the country within days, which governments representatives have been meeting world leaders in berlin to try to establish security elections. in december, brazil's environment minister ricardo solace has quit place a criminal investigation is taking place into whether he ob

people hong kong are flocking to newspaper sounds to get a final edition of the pro democracy newspaper. apple daily. it's been under pressure isn't facing national security law came into force. apple daily's top executives have been arrested on to johnson frozen diego pollen. moore from hong kong. very emotional morning year in particular for supporters or for apple daily. and supporters of democracy. apple daily was the on the democratic newspaper. it was critical of the authorities not only here and in china, it was, it would only make headlines where other papers are often afraid to because it's censorship because they may lose advertising. but apple daily never had any of those issues. and it became one of the most popular papers in hong kong for years. libya, as for minister, says, thousands of mercenaries could be out of her country within days. representatives of libya's government have been meeting world leaders in berlin to try to establish security of national elections in december. if you would send us one and a half years ago, libya was threatened with collapse. the economy was on the v

at an advisor, a hong kong is jail media tycoon. jimmy ly says the pro democracy newspaper apple daily will be forced to shop. in a matter of days, authorities proportionately frozen the company's assets. iran's state electricity company says that people can expect power outages for up to 4 days after it's only nuclear power plant was put into emergency shut down. officials haven't yet elaborated on exactly what's going wrong at the bush plant, which was built with the help of russia. it's the 1st time at emergency this car has been declared that the warnings in the past, the plant could stopped functioning if iran couldn't buy equipment. because of us sanctions cut out haul, it has been announced in the news and you might have had to the nuclear share of power has been subject to an emergency shut down, which will last for 3 to 4 days. when you lose a 1000 megawatts of your plants capacity, the likelihood of blackouts will rise very same or as an expert on iran simply a program. he explain more about russia's role in the plants construction and operation. it's entirely a foreign facil

some breaking news out of hong kong. police have arrested 5 senior executives at the pro democracy, apple daily newspaper. i'm under the national security law media reporting the suspected of colluding with a foreign country to endanger national security. us president joe biden and russian leader vladimir putin have held what they call a positive and constructive meeting. they've agreed to resume talks on arms control and cybersecurity, but both disagree on human rights. washington and moscow returning them bastards to each other's capitals, president food, and i had a share unique responsibility to manage the relationship between 2 powerful and proud countries. relationship that has to be stable and predictable. the shots nysha asked for the overall assessment, so i believe that that has been no hosted. the see on the contrary, the meeting took place in a constructive spirit. we have very assessments on a number of issues, but i believe both sides expressed willingness to understand each other and to seek ways to bilateral reproach. me all the talks were quite constructive. fine, yet the 1st crew to be

supporters gather in hong kong, after the city's leading pro—democracy newspaper, apple daily, closests doors, amid pressure from authorities. russia says it has fired warning shots at a british warship in the black sea as it sailed through the waters of occupied crimea. the royal navy says that's not true. our correspondent is on board. this coast guard vessel has come right close to the ship and is trying now to force us to change course. and music returns to senegal — as one of africa's biggest jazz festivals resumes after the lockdowns. welcome to world news america in the uk, on pbs and around the globe. one of hong kong's biggest newspapers has shut down in what's been described as a major defeat for free speech in the territory. apple daily was often critical of the beijing government and last week, authorities seized its assets and arrested senior staff, citing a controversial national security law. this is the final edition — thursday's — going to the presses. these copies of the paper will be the last ones to be sold at newstands across the city. after more than 9,000 editio

made the comment hearing talk with factory is invocation minister, hong kong, last pro democracy newspaper. apple daily looks set to close for good by saturday because it's bank accounts have been frozen last week. police rated it's hard. this is an arrested senior executive, so what they call a collusion with a foreign country. 2 of the papers executives were charged under beijing, sweeping national security law, mexico and argentine i have recalled their ambassador as from nicaragua after president daniel. take his clock down on opponents more than a dozen opposition figures have been arrested this month. president ortega is expected to seek a 4th term in the upcoming elections in november. those are the headlines on our job here. and i saw here today will be with you under 30 minutes. we've been use our up next. it's witness. stay with us. blue face mosques, a common site in city centers around britain, but as lockdown to loosen people will still be wearing masks for months or even years to come. an ongoing nightmare for the environment. this video shows stuff at a wildlife hospital helping a bird t

brent: the printing press is one of hong kong's last pro-democracy newspapers could stop rolling in days. the apple dailyays this friday's addition is likely to be its last after authorities froze its assets under china's new national security law. >> these newspapers could be a thing of the past. not because of digitalization or rising competition but because the government wants to put a stop to the. that is what supporters of hong kong's pro-democracy newspaper apple daily are saying. last week, police raided the company's newsroom for the second time in under a year five senior executives were arrested after authorities accused them of publishing articles that violated china's sweeping national security law. the government also froze the paper's assets, leaving it unable to pay staff or conduct business. the owners say they have enough cash to last a few weeks but after that, their future and the future of free press in hong kong is uncertain. apple daily's ceo was arrested during lester's raid. he was sentenced to 14 months in prison over his role in an antigovernment protest in 2019. despite china'

the printing process of one of hong kong last pro democracy newspapers could stop rolling within days. apple daily says this friday's edition is likely to be last after authorities froze its assets, and that china's national security. lo, these newspapers could be a thing of the past, not because of digitalization or rising competition, that because the government wants to put a stop to them. that's what supporters of hong kong pro democracy newspaper, apple daily a saying a last week, police rated the companies newsroom for the 2nd time. and under a year, 5 senior executives were arrested after authorities accused them of publishing articles that violated china, sweeping national security law. the government also for the papers assets leaving it unable to pay stuff or conduct business. the papers owners say they have enough cash to last a few weeks, but after that, their future and the future of free press in hong kong is uncertain. apple daily, you see jimmy ly was arrested during last year's raid. he was sentenced to 14 months in prison, in his role in an anti government protest in 2019 despite

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thank you so much for the printing presses, one of hong kong last pro democracy. newspapers could stuff rolling within days. the apple daily says this friday's edition is likely to be its last that authorities froze its assets on the chime as new national security. lo, these newspapers could be a thing of the past, not because of digitalization or rising competition, that because the government wants to put a stop to them. that's what supporters of hong kong pro democracy newspaper, apple daily a saying, he's already a last week. police rated the company's newsroom for the 2nd time, and under a year, 5 senior executives were arrested after authorities accused them of publishing articles that violated china sweeping national security law. the government also 1st papers assets leaving it unable to pay staff or conduct business. the papers owners say they have enough cash to last a few weeks, but after that, their future and the future of free press in hong kong is uncertain. as to what day you see, jimmy lie was arrested during last year's raid. he was sentenced to 14 months in prison is his role in an anti government protes

see, the kong is standing by with a view from hong kong. phoebe pro democracy newspaper, apple daily stuffing publication in 5 days. just walk us through the timing here last week to l. o. 5, arrested. excited his watch harsh for the national security charges of conspiring collusion, the foreign forces and more the to can the 3 companies length to apple day. the including is printing at internet companies which are but it responsible for that they operate on the newspaper were also charged as entities under the security law . so basically it makes the apple daily, almost impossible to conduct any kind of banking operation because of the free taxes that a total of $800000000.00 hong kong dollar taxes were frozen by the thought since last week. and it is now like really hard for the newspaper to pay salary or to sustain and kind of like they routine and publishing. so that's why the board decided that they may have to shut down the newspaper, the newspaper, and the organization within this week. and it is such a big blow, in fact the pro democracy movement just walk us through the sign

the news is that we news from berlin had a total staff at hong kong pro democracy newspaper, apple daily arrested and massive for these right. the cues of colluding with foreign powers. also on the program, the company sees germany secret police, capt. millions of files and ordinary citizens, the agency form to look after those files is being closed down. so where does that leave the stars is victims? china calibrated 3. if it's as you know, it's delicate, the country's new, unfinished space station. part of our mission to challenge us the dominant.

thank you so much to hong kong where they pro democracy, newspaper, apple daily will stuff operating tonight, bringing an end to the cities most to china, critical media outlet. this comes after authorities froze the papers assets using the sweeping new national security law. police have also arrested some of the papers employees including it's found to jimmy ny, the top to.

that's what supporters of hong kong pro democracy, newspaper, apple, daily of fame. a last week, police rated the companies news room for the 2nd time, and under a year, 5 senior executives were arrested after authorities accused them of publishing articles that violated china sweeping national security law. the government also for the papers assets leaving it unable to pay staff or conduct business. the papers owners say they have enough cash to last a few weeks, but after that their future and the future of free press in hong kong is uncertain . full day or you see jimmy lie was arrested during last year's raid. he was sentenced to 14 months in prison. is his role in an anti government protest in 2019 despite china's intensifying crackdown on media critical of the mainland government, many hong kong, as a still lining up to show their support. or we want to buy a copy of apple daily because of what the police did. i have to support them in any case of paid their monthly subscription fee. but i think i'll continue to buy newspapers to help them. i want to support fr

the board of next digital quarterly suspending operation of the pro-democracy apple daily newspaper inng after police arrested top editors the flexion newspaper was of the media tycoon and officials froze the bank accounts. it will apply to hong kong security bureau to unfreeze the papered assets says it will decide on friday whether to seize apple daily's operations. european natural gas extended its unprecedented rally, prices to the highest level in nearly 13 years. the gains about inflation, gas is so scarce some utilities have turned to burning more coal. a setback against the fight climate change. the new foreign minister to travel to the united arab emirates next week, the first ever visit to the gulf country battop he's israeli diplomat. the foreign minister visit is after the two countries normalize relations afternoon agreement brokered by the trump administration. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is "bloomberg." ♪ >> if we were able to do it for profits, why

the board in charge of hong kong is pro democracy newspaper. the apple daily says that it will soon decide whether to close it down. it says that the company's assets have been frozen by authorities on the hong kong was controversial national security law, leaving it unable to pay staff or cover expenses. 2 executives have been charged after police raids on that is room last week. let's go live at hong kong. i was here as adrian brown is outside, that he's papers headquarters. so adrian is that he's paper closing or not i think be a dream. we can certainly say that the paper has come a step closer to closing a board meeting has been taking place for much of monday morning where what's left to the executive team team have been discussing whether or not the paper can remain open given it's been denied access to funding it needs to do things like pay wages and to generally keep operating it's now effect to be locked out of the banking system. and what the poor to doing is, are all, seem the government to unlock close assets that have been frozen. so they can pay