so, this is the reuters institute for the study ofjournalism.or attending different seminars. so, fellows coming around the world, some of them come from the good journalism countries, some of them come from the not very good journalism countries but we have always share our minds. share our feelings and what we have faced before. by the different exchange of views, i think i've got strength of my feelings that i should stay in hong kong to fight for thejournalism, fight for the freedom of press. ling has been working as a substitute teacher since she arrived in england. she's been keeping a diary. she's set to start a full—time teaching job in september and is determined to integrate into the uk. aurora has now settled into life in the uk. she's successfully been granted asylum. she's due to start university next year. at least now, i don't need to worry about my own situation. in hong kong, always worried about, "am i going to get arrest? "maybe i would be arrested, my family would be arrest," so now, ijust feel more safe. file: the main road

the latest reuters institute report says france is one of the lowest scoring european countries for publicmost the time. yes, i think as the othersl said, we certainly saw this a lot since the yellow vests i and since the pandemic, like all countries, there has been a real increase in sort of distrust of media - but one thing i did notice this time was this absolute - avalanche of disinformation . on social media about the riots in france and there were crazy stories going round. _ they seemed to me to be - amplified by english—language media accounts, the far right in the uk and the us, - they were really amplifying it, stories and sharing video clips that were not from france, or from years ago, stills i from movies, the leader- of the british far—right party shared a clip from one - of the fast and furious movies, claiming that people i were pushing cars off multi—storey car parks, that did not happen. it seems to me that the - disinformation has kicked up a notch this time. president macron has been blaming social media and video games, he seems to be saying in future they will cut off

reports, one by a new database to think tank, the c s d s, and another by the aux with based reuters institute have documented a steady increase in the number of indian stoning to youtube for the news. so many of the government of india has begun to pay attention basically also, how are you top of the list? i'm very excited a little this particular conversation this past month, one of the country's biggest youtube and podcast creators would indeed allow by the a some a series of interviews with members of the government. it's one of the 1st campaigns organized my new daily with a youtube but a clear play for the younger audience. i'm younger voters. you're speaking to, not just me, but like probably the audio the country. that's why this is another reason why the government would be advised to pay attention to youtube misinformation. so fake news. i'm hate speech. i huge problems on youtube who have people sometimes pretending to be doing this. and these guys do insane amount of damage to the for example, who do or predominantly was to media and say that all these people here and, and getting

institutions. these days, they have a cover like a pearl in an oyster. both covers are different . saturday at the asian market increased, according to reuterse trading price of rice oil increased by 26 cents to 78 dollars and 83 cents per barrel. the value of the us texas intermediate also increased by 29 cents to 7435. meanwhile, these two branches were affected by the announcement of china's weak gross domestic product. on monday, they recorded a decrease in value of more than one and a half percent . july 10 million barrels decrease we are in this region and china's gross domestic product in the second quarter increased by 30% compared to the same period last year, while analysts had predicted a growth rate of 7.30%, and according to bloomberg, the two oil fields in libya that were transformed last week may be strengthened . gives two eyes and it touches the soul, the enduring history of the qom silk carpet, the variety of 2 kashan and the vivid and warm pattern of the iranian visual art carpet in the iranian palace, the authentic art of iranian hands in the great iranian palace , the grandmother of hossein misbah al-hadi and safina al-n

out of jails, many come out of mental institution as i said and you have terrorists coming in by the hundreds and the thousands. cheryl: michael lee, there's a reuters biden. it's a 40% approval rating. it is the economy. anybody that's oning against president biden -- that's running president biden, it's the economy, it's what people are paying for gas and a food. >> additionally, you know, barack obama's approval on the economy were never that great. he was a dynamic candidate and was extraordinarily articulate and kind of -- you do not get that from joe biden. again, we mentioned this earlier. if you're part of the bottom two thirds or three quarters of the economy, everything is ungodly expensive. okay. and now what's not really being talked about is used cars. so a lot of lenders are pulling out of the used car market. the interest rates to buy a used car could be 12, 13, 14% if you don't have an 800 credit score. you take that in addition to what rent growth has been, like extraordinary. and then your grocery bill. what is left over? okay. second time today, credit card debt all time high, defaults reaching 2008 levels or surpassing them. we a

institutional investor won the george polk award for financial reporting. he's edited two very well-received books in his financial have been translated into half a dozen languages. he's currently a columnist for reuters and contributes to wall street journal money week, the new york of books and the financial times. i must add one other biographical detail. when i wrote to him to inform him that the higher jury had chosen his book. here's what he wrote in response, quote, i was over the moon to be nominated for the hayek prize without expectation of further honors and actually winning the prize brings tears to my eyes only morning i was reading extracts of hayek's road to serfdom to my wife saying that what he says applies exactly to what one can see. now the same mindset among the expert class imposing. their priorities on the people, close quote. i ask you, there be a more worthy recipe of this award than in than an author who reads the road to serfdom to his wife at breakfast. somewhere hayek must be smiling. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome edward chancellor, the winner of the 2023 hayek book prize. and one that is coming my eyes again. i am, as you say, deeply honored to be standing here and

ban on trading in dollars, allegedly financial institutions transported money to era to wreak havoc. washington trying and in the pacific region, reutersthe us authorities today will announce the provision of military aid packages to taiwan, the pentagon will not officially disclose its contents for about $ 330 million, but it is expected that four floors of mq9a reiter will be handed over to the separatists, but beijing showed the first video. the opinion of its heavy drone red wing pioneer when launching a whole swarm of drones, the scheme of its work is such a redwing pioneer is launched from a safe area flies to enemy positions 5 km away, up to 24 fpv drones are launched from them, which are already they inflict a heavy drone there, while performing the function of an evil communication and relaying taiwan continues to conduct large-scale haiguan exercises to repel the beijing attack, the separatists worked out the issues of protecting critical infrastructure and trying to respond to the attack coalition in the pacific region at the same time are french president macron, us secretary of state pancake and chief of pentacles black he