tensions have escalated since president chai of the independence leaning democratic progressive party took office both sides ramped up military activity in the taiwan straits off to beijing cut diplomatic contact in two thousand and sixteen. china also forced a string of airlines and companies to amend references to taiwan on their websites i want to make us out to be on the way out on the all these recently. was young oh young guy goes on water we're hearing another. frosty relations with china come amid a strengthening of ties with the united states officially washington agrees with beijing that taiwan is a part of china but on officially it's one of the island's main allies. this year the us open the new two hundred fifty five million dollar complex in the capital taipei it also committed to stronger military support for taiwan and passed a bill encouraging visits between officials from both sides as one dedicated his feeling i don't think my president wanted to choose sides between china and the united states but the situation needs to be at least countrol manageable so all we are

the democratic progressive party came to power and really sixteen things were very different from twenty or twenty six feet under the nationalist party they will be in town on the lines you know and so on the chinese government will have to go back to the salad days of that relationship when there was a party that when there was a government in power that was inclined towards the one china policy so i think right now over the next. year or so things will be a little bit choppy but we have to look to the twenty twenty general elections which is what the chinese government is doing to see how they can ship the ground to get the outcome which they want which is to have the ormont on the national spotlight come back to power which is more favorable to prostrate lucian brazil's new far right president jalal sonera has been so on and during a ceremony in the capital brasilia in his first speech as president he promised afraid brazil of corruption and crime and improve the economy a snarl his presence for as far right wing leaders since the military dictatorship three decades ago activities of

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society from mr let me give you an example alexander mcqueen of a senior official of your ruling progressive party he labeled the head of the independent journalists association a voyage void in a and enemy of serbia because he made critical comments about the authorities it's not acceptable is an enemy of serbia i'm not saying that it's acceptable for your sake it doesn't happen well for one thing i'm saying that there is a media freedom and in serbia i'm saying that the there is me and there certainly as a result in which journalists work in serbia appears to have deteriorated quite honestly now some of these absolutely do not agree with that in serbia i think we're makes it up listen in serbia. about ten years ago or a little bit over the over the when we actually had a democratically the macross tickly oriented political party in power the members of the ruling coalition kicked physically kicked journalists. the the so you think it's untrue moment now that they're just on president now they're just certain the anticorruption console so that media is completely politically influenced i think we

election of psyching when as president in twenty sixteen she leads the pro independence democratic progressive party and on tuesday insisted the island's twenty three million people want to maintain self rule into a doubtful. democratic values and ideals and way of life cherished by taiwan's people we call on china to bravely step out onto the path of democracy only then can they truly understand the persistence and ideals of the taiwanese people. while taiwan is self-governed it has never formally declared independence from the mainland however it has acted as an independent nation since one nine hundred fifty when china's nationalist government leaders fled to the island after being defeated by communists forces the legitimacy of the ruling government today in china in just on several things possible economic governance and people which have done but secondly cheating national. have to do with the chinese identity is also a good thing as banging on about the need for you to take action the credibility of the party here just on their ability to deliver on that goal while in recent years china has b

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the fed because they don't think money is something they want to talk about over there in the progressive party it's been. goes are signaling their social justice credentials and bona fides being n.p.r. listening granola eaters it's about the structural back to you fred it is yes it may be a oh see we'll talk about that soon so i want to show another headline where again it proves that the oligarchs run everything they have total control over what your government does no matter who you elect now everybody in the democratic party will say obama was a social justice warrior he was so progressive he was like the perfect president in history of course he introduced obamacare and again a lot of. democratic voters will say well this was fantastic because it expanded medicaid and some people are helped but the annihilation of the middle class and those who have to pay the unsubsidised price of obamacare all these health care policies well another new study is out and this is us health care spending highest among developed countries americans on average continue to spend much more for health care while

marched in the capital belgrade in protest against president alexander and his ruling savvy and progressive party demanding more freedom for the media and opposition parties al-jazeera zeal and i do shots has more from belgrade as. this is the seventh time the protesters are gathering here in belgrade demanding the press freedom freedom of speech and freedom of critical thinking but you know i've never had so more requests and this time this request all addressed to the syrian opposition not to the government one of the leader of the knights the growth this. vision in my eyes came out with precise program and planned and not just to expect from people in the streets support for not doing as he said he asked opposition leaders want to take they don last seven years to earn and deserved it. this is the interesting moment because the analyst from serbia center for a free elections and democracy posted all the earlier this protest is the most serious protest in serbia these two thousand and twelve. sparty came to borrow but they're very they won't hold so that protesters must have a clear program and

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now tensions have escalated since president chai of the independence leaning democratic progressive party took office both sides ramped up military activity in the taiwan straits off to beijing cut diplomatic contacts in two thousand and sixteen. china also forced a string of airlines and companies to amend references to taiwan on their websites i want to make us out with you on the way out i don't know all these recently. i was young oh young guy goes on water we're hearing and out of. frosty relations with china come amid a strengthening of ties with the united states officially washington agrees with beijing that taiwan is a part of china but on officially it's one of the island's main allies. this year the us opened the new two hundred fifty five million dollar complex in the capital taipei it also committed to stronger military support for taiwan and passed a bill encouraging visits between officials from both sides as went down thinking it is feeling i don't think my president wanted to choose sides between china and the united states but the situation used to be at least country wi

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the far right of the tory party and on the other progressive parties combined together to defeat may. it leaeaves are not only facing the worst defeat the government has ever faced, but this is the only piece of legislation her government was elected to do. it is a one trick pony and the trick just failed. that is why she is facing now the vote of confidence. i don't think jeremy corbyn is going to be able to defeat her jeremy corbyn is going to be able to defeat her tonight because those same right-wingers who voted against the deal have no interesest in putting jeremy corbyn into powerfulul stuff you have a government that needs to fall, but cannot fall. amy: for people who don't exactly understand what brexit is, please explain. the way it goes now is that tojereremy corbyn were able win a vote of no confidedence against theresa may, there would have to be a general election. that is something that is not only politically unpalatable to the right and of course the corporate elite here in britain, but this crisis we're living through here in britain with brexit is the end point of a

party. bihari was elected to office in two thousand and fifteen riding a wave of hope that he and his all progressives congress party could equalize nigerian society and effectively fight the armed group millions of nigerians so remain unemployed has come under fire for suspending the country's chief justice just three weeks ahead of the election a move that prompted the opposition to halt its campaign for seventy two hours in protest with us now to discuss the election and some of the major issues affecting the campaigns we have journalists missing a bank of newswire based in a. scene who reports for courts africa and i mean the stuff managing editor of america's house a service to having generous welcome everybody. i want to recreate a moment that i had just a couple of weeks ago so i looked up the independent national electoral commission the final list of presidential candidates and i said as i started to scroll down whoa look at how many people in contention and i scold and scold and scold and scold and i won't keep scrolling we have a show to do there's a lot of girlie in there you and i apparen

party or. bihari was elected to office in two thousand and fifteen riding a wave of hope that he and his all progressives congress party could equalize nigerian society and effectively fight the armed group millions of nigerians so remain unemployed has come under fire for suspending the country's chief justice just three weeks ahead of the election a move that prompted the opposition to halt its campaign for seventy two hours in protest with us now to discuss the election and some of the major issues affecting the campaigns we have journalists missing a bank of newswire based in. who reports for courts africa and i mean the stuff. the managing editor of america's house a service or his generous welcome everybody i want to recreate a moment that i had just a couple of weeks ago so i looked up the independent national electoral commission the final list of presidential candidates and i said as i started to scroll down whoa look at how many people in contention and i scold and scold and scold and scold and i won't keep scrolling we have a show to do there's a lot of girlie in there you and i apparently are

you have, in 1912 with the progressive party actually got more votes than the republican party in thatlection. could we have a moment between trump's popularity, howard schultz running, realign american politics. >> greg: you need four. if you have three, it's going to be a two to one thing. or six. it has to be an even number. >> jesse: right now, schultz is a democrat. he's much more of a democrat and republican. he saying that he's an independent centrist. that's why the democrats are freaking out. >> jedediah: he is also on a book tour. he wants to sell his book and he knows that if he says he's running for president is going to get a lot of attention. juan, the deficit, you can't do anything about the deficit in less you look at entitlement reform. >> juan: you certainly can't do something about revenue. >> jedediah: if you didn't cut those taxes, you wouldn't boost the economy. you would wind up with an economy sinking and you -- democrats want to spend more money on medicare for all which they can't afford at all. >> juan: in other words we can spend money to give millionaires a

very fiscally and socially conservative and the republican party was becoming the progressive party.rian: what kind of things did you learn in the newspaper stories? over the years, the story has been told but not to the degree you are telling it. that she was learn able to produce a number of credible witnesses to her side of the story. she was able to produce the woman who was there the night she was taken away by a paid detective to the insane asylum. she was able to produce the doctor who delivered the baby anotherght her to family. she was able to produce the family who took care of the baby. i knew it was grover cleveland's baby. she was able to produce a compelling series of witnesses that her story was accurate. his onlyeveland, denial was it did not happen and there were these other guys and she was a slut. brian: how did he ever get elected with this story? really what we call now slut-shamed her. he went all out to make it seem like she was the bad woman. it was very believable to victorian society at the time that the woman was the bad person. when men had affairs, they w

amy: aparicio was a member of the progressive party of mexican president andres manuel lopez obrador. his death came as human rights researchers said 175 mexican politicians s were killed over a 12-month period ending last august. the trump administration is warning iran s space agency against laununching satellites, calling its space program a pre for a ballistic missile program. secretary of state mike pompeo said thursday that three planned iranian rocket launches would violate a u.n. security council resolution aimed at preventing iran from developing intercontinental ballistic missiles. iran's foreign minister fired back on twitter, saying it had the right to a civilian space program, arguing the u.s. is in breach of u.n. resolution 2231. that resolution saw the security council officially endorse the 2015 iran nuclear deal, which the trump administration unilaterally pulled out of last year. back in the united states "the , washington post" reports that recently-departed interior secretary ryan zinke faces a justice department criminal probe into whether he lied to his agency's

the capital belgrade in protest against president aleksander blue chips and his ruling serbian progressive party demanding more freedom for the media and opposition parties. cambodia's prime minister is beginning a four day visit to china where he will meet president xi jinping beijing provides an economic safety net to phnom penh which is seen souring relations with the west over its human rights record and as wayne hay reports from see how macdill chinese investment is beginning to change the shape of that seaside town. just two years ago this was a sleepy seaside town popular with backpackers now sihanoukville is a chinese construction sites gambling is illegal for cambodians but it's thought there are more than seventy casinos open or under construction in the special economic zone the target market is not cambodians it's chinese tourists some cambodians are benefiting from the investment in the form of jobs but others are being forced out because of the construction and rising costs. but when i moved to my restruck here the rate was lower and i don't have many customers because i'm on the o

the democratic progressive party came to power and least sixteen things were very different from twentyor twenty six feet under the nationalist party to quinton on the right and zero and so on the chinese government will have to go back to the salad days of that relationship when there was a particular when there was a government in power that was inclined towards the one china policy so i think right now over the next. year or so things will be a little bit choppy but we have to look to the twenty twenty general elections which is what the chinese government is doing to see how they can ship the ground to get the outcome which they want which is to have the equipment on the national spotlight come back to power which is more favorable to cross st lucia they're already deep business cultural in fresno names that have been developed between the two countries you know in china talks about reunification if that were to happen one day how would it where i put it be one country two systems. most likely you can run away from the reality that. taiwan has diverged considerably from their chines

election of psyching when as president in twenty sixteen she leads the pro independence democratic progressive party and on tuesday insisted the island's twenty three million people want to maintain self rule into a doubtful. democratic values and ideals and way of life cherished by taiwan's people we call on china to bravely step out onto the path to democracy only then can they truly understand the persistence and ideals of the taiwanese people. while taiwan is self-governed it has never formally declared independence from the mainland however it has acted as an independent nation since one nine hundred fifty when china's nationalist government leaders fled to the island after being defeated by communists forces the legitimacy of the ruling government today in china in just on several things possible economic governance and people which have done but secondly cheating national. have to do with the chinese identity as well as you can bring bang on about the need for you to take action the credibility of the party who just on their ability to deliver on that goal while in recent years china has beco

progressive party they're demanding more freedom for the media and opposition parties. such as more from belgrade. this is the seventh time the protesters are gathering here in belgrade demanding the press freedom freedom of speech and freedom of critical thinking but denied that had so moved and this time this request are addressed to the syrian opposition not to the government one of the leader of growth is. that the opposition in syria came out with precise program and planned and not just expect from people in the streets. as he said he asked opposition leaders what have they done in the past seven years to earn and deserved it. this is the interesting moment because the analysts from the. center for free elections and democracy posted all the earlier this protest is the most serious protest and certainly as these two thousand and twelve. sparty came to power but. they wound also that protesters must have a clear program and to fulfill it also they said the protest in belgrade must spread to other cities is serbia and something like that already happened last night

marched in the capital belgrade against president aleksander food church and his ruling serbian progressive party they're protesting what they say is strict control of the media and intimidation of opposition parties thousands of people have gathered in the polish city of good dance for a funeral of them murdered. was stabbed at a charity fundraiser last weekend he served as the mayor of get down for twenty years and was a vocal critic of poland's ruling party the reports. saying goodbye to power at a time of its the popular america danske outside the city some mary's basilica a huge crowd followed events on a big screen. as the catholic archbishop of could dance candid family members rosaries in gifts sent by pope francis. among the congregation inside european council president donald tusk a personal friend of a dime of it so too were poland's president and prime minister a demo of it she'd been married for twenty years died after being stabbed on stage during a charity event he was fifty three but said. today we all need silence but silence can not because meet this is similar to indifference

election of citing when as president in twenty sixteen she leads the pro independence democratic progressive party and on tuesday insisted the island's twenty three million people want to maintain self rule made without. democratic values and ideals and way of life cherished by taiwan's people we call on china to bravely step out onto the path of democracy only then can they truly understand the persistence and ideals of the taiwanese people. while taiwan is self-governed it has never formally declared independence from the mainland however it has acted as an independent nation since one nine hundred fifty when china's nationalist government leaders fled to the island after being defeated by communists forces the legitimacy of the ruling government today in china in just on several things possible economic governance and people which have done but secondly cheating national. have to do with the chinese identity is also a good thing as banging on about the need for you to take action the credibility of the party here just on their ability to deliver on that goal while in recent years china has beco

election of citing when as president in twenty sixteen she leads the pro independence democratic progressive party and on tuesday insisted the island's twenty three million people want to maintain self rule made without. democratic values and ideals and way of life cherished by taiwan's people we call on china to bravely step out onto the path of democracy only then can they truly understand the persistence and ideals of the taiwanese people. while taiwan is self-governed it has never formally declared independence from the mainland however it has acted as an independent nation since one nine hundred fifty when china's nationalist government leaders fled to the island after being defeated by communists forces the legitimacy of the ruling government today in china in just on several things possible economic governance and people which have done but secondly cheating national. have to do with the chinese identity is also a good thing and banging on about the need for you to take action the credibility of the party who just on their ability to deliver on that goal while in recent years china has beco

election of psyching when as president in twenty sixteen she leads the pro independence democratic progressive party and on tuesday insisted the island's twenty three million people want to maintain self rule into without the. democratic values and ideals and way of life cherished by taiwan's people we call on china to bravely step out onto the path of democracy only then can they truly understand the persistence and ideals of the taiwanese people. while taiwan is self-governed it has never formally declared independence from the mainland however it has acted as an independent nation since one nine hundred fifty when china's nationalist government leaders fled to the island after being defeated by communists forces the legitimacy of the ruling government today in china in just on several things as a whole economic governance of people which they have done but secondly she being national. to have to do with the chinese identity is all she can bring bang on about the need for you to take action the credibility of the party who just on their ability to deliver on that goal while in recent years china h