but the republic of ireland, the usa and many others.hing to say about this is for boris johnson, very few people in great britain in the 1970's, in the u.k., they don't really care that much about this. he will not carry that many votes. he's doing it out of a sense of morality. to be fair, we can also say he had promised the unionists in northern ireland, and he's trying to redeem that position. the agreed protocol from two years ago, the government was in a very weak position and there was a time of weakness, and it's not working. it's opposed by a large number of people in northern ireland and it's time to change it. in my view, it is in the interests of the eu to change it because this is a sore spot that can go on for years. now is the time to sort it out. i believe it can be sorted out. peter: nicholas whyte in brussels, you were shaking your head as graham was talking about boris johnson and morality in the same sentence. nicholas: i am afraid i was. boris johnson knew perfectly well two years ago, as he won an election on the ba

at least 25 people in the eastern democratic republic of congo have been killed by armed fighters over the last 4 days. security forces in north kiva province say the attacks were carried out on several villages by the allied democratic forces group, which is linked to iceland. hundreds of people have been killed by fighters from the atf this year. a syrian soldier has been killed and 3 others have been injured in an israeli aero strike in central syria, according to state media. it reportedly happened near palmetto. on wednesday, the attack targeted a communications tar under our reports of damage. the eas top briggs at official says many customs checks between britain and northern ireland should be removed, was growing frustration between both sides about how trade over the borders should be controlled. on tuesday, the u. k. briggs, minister talked of terry up a protocol that's created the checks on trade between great britain and northern ireland. the u. k says it will engage fully and constructively with the you. but it wants to see significant change and those, the headlines. don'

so trade can move freely across its land border with the republic of ireland. but nearly 2 years after breakfast, the u. k says that arrangement is not working. the government wants a new deal and it doesn't want the european court of justice as agreed on the bricks it to have oversight of the protocol. the e u is offering to remove some customs checks, but is calling for compromised to will bring in our guests in just a moment. first, this report from andrew simmons in belfast. as the u. k is breakfast minister prepared to speak in portugal, karen sloane was taking a delivery from the irish republic. it's his main supply line now and without it. his delicatessen in northern ireland would be out of business. his main suppliers used to be in the u. k. but the trade board when the r c means he can't rely on them anymore. karen had been hoping that you was about to smooth things out with concessions over regulations on food exporting from the u. k. and streamlined custom checks. but the way the british government is now behaving leaves karen and business people al

and the constitution of check republic is clear. the vote was widely seen as a referendum on prime minister under a babich and as predicted, it's his centrist and oh, yes, movements that's coming out ahead of any other single party. the countries president has said that is what will determine the mandate to form a new government. meaning 67 year old babich gets detroit 1st and wound up a flat tire front. i've told voters what i can offer them. i'm hardworking courageous, decisive, and i'll look after check interests in europe. the opposition blames babbage for chaotic leadership during the covered 19 pandemic. the czech republic has suffered one of europe's worst per capita, deaf tolls. the european union has accused babich of a conflict of interest around his former business empire. and recently, he denied reports in the pandora papers that he put more than $20000000.00 into shell companies to buy properties in france, wirelessly. and also the more democratic we voted for one of the democratic collisions, both my husband and i chos

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that concern by chad was that this group is already in the central african republic.e have to look at why mali itself wants to bring in wagner. it comes from the fact that mali not only has the sovereign right to choose who it partners with, but also was to see if there are other options to solve the problem. i don't think they can solve the problem, the problems in mali are very complex. adrian: the regime might feel more secure with them in the country. but there are going to be enough of them to replace the current number of wrench troops there. would the mali of mali feel any more secure if the russian mercenaries were there? ovigwe: it wouldn't matter whether people would feel secure, it would be whether they are able to deliver on what the objectives are. if it is to expand the territorial integrity of mali, that would definitely improve confidence. but the risk here is, nobody knows how france is going to respond during the withdrawal. it might lead to complications in the regional response because mali said they did not consult with regional countries in the l

a former vice president of dominican republic, finalized several trusts in south dakota to store his personal wealth. and shares of one of the country's largest sugar producers, according to the washington post. she knew, especially the only thing that catches the eye in the pandora caterers is a demonstration of which country is the world's largest offshore, an tax lacuna. this of course, is the united states. the paper is also revealed that the international consortium of investigative journalists embarked on a treasure hunt for antiquities suspected to have been looted from cambodia by the late arch dealer douglas lach ford. the post reported that latch for it in his family, established trust in tax havens. shortly after investigators began linking him to looted artifacts, dozens of looted artifacts tie to the indicted dealer, remain in prominent collections, including at the british museum and the metropolitan museum of art in new york. but what these papers seem to highlight more than anything, as i said at the beginning, is really nothing that should shock anyone, that there ar

kenya's, president, the check republics prime minister and ukraine's president. former heads of state are also named including former u. k prime minister, tony blair and his wife, who saved around $422000.00 by using an offshore company to purchase an almost $9000000.00 office in london's marrow bone area. according to the guardian newspaper, there was nothing illegal about the deal, but a quote highlights a loophole that is enabled, wealthy property owners not to pay a tax that is commonplace for ordinary britons. one of the most troubling revelations for the u. s. is the role of south dakota, nevada, and other states that have adopted financial secrecy laws that rifle those of offshore jurisdictions of former vice president of dominican republic, finalized several trusts in south dakota to store his personal wealth. and shares of one of the country's largest sugar producers, according to the washington post. she, especially the only thing that catches the eye in the pandora papers is a demonstration of which country is the world's largest offshore, an tax lacuna. this of course, is

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. >> we remain concerned by the people's republic of china as provocative military activity near taiwanwhich undermines our original peace and stability. reporter: china claims taiwan as its own territory which should be taken by force if necessary a decade-long threat which taiwan has learned to live with and even embrace. >> [speaking foreign language] >> in an article for foreign affairs magazine, the taiwanese president warned that a chinese takeover of the island would have, quote, "catastrophic consequences for these in asia" and vowed he would do whatever it takes to defend itself. mark: let's broaden our analysis and bring in a professor of politics and history in modern china at the university of oxford. a very good evening to you. warplanes, fighter jets flying into taiwan's airspace. a vy menacing time if you are in taiwan. professor mitter: it is a highly provocative gesture that it is important not to misinterpret interpreted. the fact is a full invasion of taiwan would not be possible simply by air attacks of this sort. you would need a full-scale invasion which involves t

there is ublic the republic of ireland? there is public support _ the republic of ireland?ic support around the i is public support around the fight against covid and the strategy by the government. not everyone is happy about it but the general support is we're doing the right thing and that has been shown by the vaccine take up in island. we have the highest take—up of vaccine per head of population anywhere in europe —— ireland and we're very proud of that and now we're starting a booster campaign for those over 60 and those who are vulnerable. as we go through the next number of weeks and months, and we are going through a time, the christmas period is very, very important for the hospitality industry, it is critical we have a good christmas and make sure we do it right and proper because last christmas we only traded for two weeks and a long shutdown from december right through until august of this year. so, we have learnt a lot over the last number of months and we believe that while we are not at full capacity, we will get there eventually and we need to get through

the outgoing government in the czech republic looks have fallen short of a parliamentary majority in the general election. now opposition coalitions hope that they can take over from the controversial prime minister andre bandesh as nothing bab and now reports aiming to take power in the czech republic. the today general election has seen a strong showing by the together polish of conservative and christian democrat parties. its leader, petra fiala, says the opposition's ready to fall the next governments with us if each did holding it for him yet. but apparently there will be a meeting with coalition of pirates and stan within 24 hours because we promised the people that were disc relish and we want and we will bring political change. i am convinced the outcome of the election is clear, the democratic opposition till now got the majority of seats in the lower house. and the constitution of chuck republic is clear to vote was widely seen as a referendum on prime minister under a babich and as predicted, it's his centrist and oh, yes, movement that's coming out ahead of any other sing

the czech republic has suffered one of europe's worst per capita, deaf tolls. the european union has accused babich of a conflict of interest around his former business empire. and recently he denied reports in the pandora papers that he put more than $20000000.00 into shell companies to buy properties in france, valise lay and all sudden were democratic. this woman says we voted for one of the democratic coalitions with my husband. and i chose the pierced on coalition, mainly because they're not the i no party pitch down is a coalition between even bar torsion. his pirate party which already controls the capitol, prague and the grass roots movement of local mason, independence and re bobby. his accused paras, done of selling out the country by supporting more european integration and eventual adoption of the euro. this man says it certainly shouldn't be the pirates and these coalitions because they are horrible. the outgoing governments worried some vote is by taking on large debts, but it's promised to continue raising public sector wages and pensions. it's n

at 1401 and today is the 100 tenths national day of the republic of china. and every year on his special day will gather together to celebrate our country's birthday. we are very swollen with that. we're seldom emotion. we will sank old thank to the previous generations for all fault for his country. and in order for their sacrifices they gave to this beautiful country and to day they one ah, a thing, the community, we are the life community for the call you already with the previous generation. and for the generation who are living on the ball fighting tower from a dish. last year, we faced the say case on the most severe challenge and a gap in our history. there are 850 people who passed away and the, our family members, there are communities number and a bad beginning of my speech. i want to extend that way. my most sincere that ye greetings to know the families so they can quite hear me now. how do they have suffered the loss? and who can so we can see what the half of it i have been sacrificed and also can so i got regardless how hot the weather is, do

on october one, the people's republic _ china? on october one, the people's republic of - china?its establishment and so the warplanes was going on to taiwan and events identification zone, the number 77, unprecedented unto this point and historic, the second is because china has been very upset about the strengthening relationship between the united states and taiwan and that has been an ongoing thing over the last few years and stretches across party lines. the trump administration did quite a bit and thejoe biden and the joe biden administration and thejoe biden administration has doubled down. the third reason is frankly china needs to practise going to war and when you look at that literature they talk about fighting under realistic fighting conditions, realistic combat conditions and if you're going to try to retake taiwan, which is part of their narrative, that taiwan is part of china, it makes sense to train near or even over the area into which a future arms conflict might occur. some of the reasons why we have seen the reasons why we have seen the action taken up.— the

, . ., , republic? yes, i have made my movement _ republic?ent against corruption. i read in the newspapers that i am quite rich come so i did not go into politics because of money. ihis politics because of money. his supporters _ politics because of money. his supporters like his no—nonsense approach. but the files reveal the prime minister's secret property deals worth millions. the deal is that we have found are about property a long way from andrej babis' heartland, they are luxury villas on the french riviera. he bought two villas near can macro the 14 million euros in 2009 before he was prior minister. the properties were bought in a highly suspicious way. here is how he did it. first, he put his money into a company he had set up in the british virgin islands. that company then lent the money to another company he had set up in the united states, which immediately lent their cash back to yet another company he had set up in monaco. it is the sort of convoluted technique also used by money launderers. the of convoluted technique also use

of italy, the italian republic i should say. a meeting with his excellency. >> it was a difficult thing to swallow. i think this is a fascinating moment as we head to g20. we have two of the most powerful catholics and the world meeting today to discuss the most important topics of the day which is ending the covid pandemic as well as climate change. heading into a very desperate weekend. >> i know you are going to brief us on it as well as annmarie hordern, but the elephant in the room is where is china? where is russia to mark -- where is russia? >> so when you will about them, but they are powerful. >> these international relations, we saw that yesterday. is everyone within the economic system that the pope judges tries to figure out how to extricate themselves from this pandemic natural disaster. >> is not just the pandemic might you also have an energy crunch which sends and that's which sets an interesting backdrop. results from energy crisis. china telling coalminer's produce as much as you can. it don't worry about annua

h o abuses in the democratic republic of congo. he joins us on skype from the eastern city of book of thanks for joining us. robert. these are shocking allegations of sexual abuse of women. many who in already vulnerable situations. what stood out most to you during your investigation? yeah, well i mean, i think one of the most important things to emphasize at this point is the overall scale of the scandal. so between our 2 investigations for the new humanitarian and thomson reuters and this commission that was set up by w h o. we're now looking at more than 150 women who have gone on the record to say that they were abused, exploited in many cases, raped by responders working for the ball, the response. overwhelmingly. w h o employees. overwhelmingly foreigners working for w h o. in one of the more striking aspects of this was the fact that the abusers organized sort of rackets of abuse and indeed used the resources of the response to engage in their view. so as an example, in a number of instances, drivers were sent and marked w

lots of showers for parts of the democratic republic of congo. those come with the heat of the day and further south to south africa. we've had a trough push through from the west to the east, leaving behind plenty of sunshine. in cape town, it is looking rather wet though, for eastern areas, johannesburg, seeing some rain, but it's going to be the east of mozambique that sees the rain pick up. by the time we get some monday that sure weather ah. with tiny hidden cameras, criminals are illegally filming, and sharing people's most intimate moments. when used to investigate south korea's by coming the demick on al jazeera inequality, corruption, repression, and rate political. it just decided to cost to the piece of cake. and i wanted a new documentary explores the desk for the state of democracy in lebanon. oh, no. through the eyes of those who are losing hope every day. oh james, i'm going to democracy. maybe democracy for sale on al jazeera. mm. mm. you want to help save the world. sneeze into your own. ah, lou. aah! on the news hour here at al

s is deterring people from voting particularly republics because they are believing a lot of lies about falsehood about the integrity of the process. >> thank you. you yield. >> at the request of a witness we will take a very brief bathroom break. the committee stands in recess for three minutes. >> the committee will come to order. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. >> thank you, madam chair. it is no secret this country faces an uphill battle in restoring trust and integrity in our elections. democrats claim republicans condition win races fairly in 2000 and 2004 and since 2016 we have listened to the left repeat the lay that rausch sole election. that has been residented now almost five years. the same voices are beside themselves that republicans would dare ask for integrity in our election process. the question is when do we stop pointing functions an cargo out our duty to ensure our constituents can trust our elections? it starts with taking steps that all votes are legal and cast by eligible voters. building trust is not start by harassing a private company doing a job tha

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and just as a matter of fact, the united states dispatched it's only or forces to help the republic of china naval forces to reclaim all these islands and reefs in the south china sea, from the surrounding japanese soldiers. therefore, we do not need to look beyond 1945. we just need to stop at 1945 and check all the historical recalls. and china has undisputable crane to laws, islands, and reeves, et cetera. and where you accuse china of violating other countries claims, where do they trace their claim back to 1945. we need to call a spade a spade. thank you. yeah, thank you. thank you very much. after the break, after another week of u. s. u. k armed violence in palestine, we speak to the palestinian ambassador to the u. k. about a new ultimatum for israel. alissa morgan. we have about 2 of going undergrad with a shape with there's things we dare to ask in a welcome back at the same u. k, labor party conference were anti jeremy corbin, leader stammered declared his body to be the party of nato. emotion was passed calling for israel to meet because of the ongoing knock by palestine. t

the czech republic has entered its final day of voting for a new parliament. people began casting their balance on friday to fill the 200 seats in the main legislative body of the ear states all showed the prime minister and refurbish, will maintain his support despite a scandal about his finances. and abolla case has been identified in democratic republic of congo, just 5 months after it declared his latest epidemic to be over. a 3 year old child tested positive near the city of benny and has died from the disease about 100. other people who may have been exposed have now been identified more than 2000. died during the countries worst outbreak between 20182022 vaccines. have since been developed to contain outbreaks, while i'm 50 people that died and almost 70, i believe, to be missing off for a boat sank on the congo river rescue. cruise in mon gala province have been on the scene since the vets or capsize almost one week ago. now. the scale of the accident has taken several days to emerge. nearly 800000 people were displaced in northern mozambique during th

, china's national day celebrations, which mark 72 years and see a stablish mint of the people's republic of china after the chinese communist party won the civil war against the u. s. backed nationalist party, this i'm in control vesee of revelations of phone calls my us general milli, to re insure china new, eminent us nuclear strike. and a surprise, australia nuclear submarine deal with london in washington. joining me now from aging is the center of china and globalization, vice president, victor gao. victor, thanks so much for coming back on. as i said, is the day after you have britain's a queen lives with the aircraft carrier coming towards your maritime borders. nato countries openly threatening your existence, ro, us as ronald reagan strike, carry a force sailing towards you. bad times for china, welsh, i'm that just celebrated the 72nd national day hole and 3 hours in a mood of our great celebration. i was very happy or united the government. yes, of course. there have been lots of incursions or impulses that carry and the ocean all kinds and possibly so our eats into china and

they speak. bernard smith, alger 0, moscow, chunk republic has entered its final day of voting for a new parliament. people began casting their balance on friday to fill the $200.00 seats and the main legislative body of the each state. the poll show the prime minister and rich rubbish will maintain his support despite a scandal about his finances. and abolla case has been identified in the democratic republic of congo, just 5 months after it declared its latest epidemic to be over a 3 year old child. tested positive near the city of benny, and then died from the disease about 100. other people who may have been exposed have been identified more than 2000, died during the countries worst outbreak between 201820. 22 vaccines have since been developed to contain outbreaks. king has launched a new conservation drive, offering people the chance to name an elephant for around $5000.00. the country needs the money to continue the fight against poachers. catherine sawyer reports now from amber selling national park in southern kenya. this is one of the most photographed landscapes in kenya,

one of them being what is in the best interest of the republic. is it to protect candid conversations that occur in the white house? to promote that sort of candor? or is this an instance where it must yield and when we have an attack on the u.s. capitol, an insurrection, it's hard to imagine a scenario where disclosure would be more beneficial to the republic. >> david jolly, i got to ask you the $1 million question today is, what does this say about the republican party's dedication to donald trump? not only the way in which they voted when it came to reconciliation, right, over last week, but also what we're seeing when it comes to the january 6th committee. and abiding by these subpoenas. >> well, so, look, this is a party that's still bends at the knee of donald trump, and a lot of that is because of the political reality for the political actors that will be on the ballot, you risk your own political future by crossing donald trump. that's why you saw -- you see the activity of so many doubters of members of congress of the election results,

and shock election results in the czech republic. we bring you the latest on this weekends european political dramas. next on the program, goldman sachs downgrades its forecast on u.s. growth. we will discuss that with bill dinning from waverton investment. if you have any questions of your own, please send them to us. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> there is a supply issue today in terms of labor. >> what has held workers back is the delta variant. >> the demand for labor is high but there are not enough people. >> i think it keeps the fed paper on the table. >> i do not think this will deter the fed at all. >> the message from the market to the fed is go ahead and taper. we expect you to. >> they should begin the taper as soon as possible. >> the big question is what are they going to do with the rate? anna: reacting to the jobs report. the slowest growth this year appeared the second disappointment in a row signaling a tempering in the market. complicating a decision by the fed. we will be on watch for the next clue on inflation when u.s.

. >> i think, you know, the fragile nature of our democracy, our republic, is based now on the premise that we're all playing by the same rule book. whether it's democrats, republicans. and when some of this scoffing

new book out this week "to rescue the republic" about ulysses s. grant. should be a good event and on to l.a. tomorrow. thank you for inviting us into your home tonight. that is it for 'this "special report" fair balanced and still unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted this week by will cain starts right now. hey, will. >> will: thank you, bret. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime" i'm will cain. tonight we are living in a rerun of that 70s show. you know, i always thought the 70s would have been my favorite decade that's largely because i love whalen jennings and the old ford bronco not because i wanted to return to the failures of jimmy carter but joe biden seems intent to dragging us back to high gas prices empty shelves and inflation. a little less charming than the marshal tucker band. what is happening? why are we in this position? most recently and most obviously our supply chain is broken. but that's a boring way of

back here in europe, to the czech republic, where parliamentary elections kicked off friday afternoonntil 2:00 p.m. saturday. two opposition figures are hoping to unseat a billionaire prime minister. they criticize his handling of the pandemic and new allegations of using hidden offshore holdings to buy real estate in france. our dw correspondent traveled to prague to speak to voters and find out if the groundswell of those hoping for changes enough to overcome the loyal supporters of the politician known as the czech republic's donald trump. correspondent: they set up their stalls in prague, competing for voters, using all the tricks in the book. >> [speaking foreign language] translator: my dog would definitely vote communist, if you could. correspondent: next to the leafless, potatoes and pumpkins. what is this person expecting from the elections? >> [speaking foreign language] translator: [indiscernible] [indiscernible] nothing much. [speaking foreign language] translator: it will stay as it is or get worse. who i will vote for? i don't know yet. correspondent: others have made up