tycoon riza trying to gain greater exposure in china because these are the ones that you will timidly going to be targeting this is from a chinese perspective going to be seen as an attack on chinese tech companies who want to expand globally and compete with the u.s. so we can expect that is not going to be taken lightly great let's talk about the chinese perspective because the chinese foreign ministry accuses the u.s. of suppressing foreign companies that's exactly how beijing operates. it is and it's one of these really difficult savvis the yukon necessarily argue with the point on data privacy it's become such a hot topic just here in the in the e.u. now over the last few years g.d.p. everyone has become obsessed with data of what's what's happening with the data and what it's been used for so it's hard to necessarily disagree on the outside if you think if you believe if the u.s. government and maybe all the governments around the world believe that the chinese regime is going to have access to this day to be able to use this data for purposes that we don't. we don't agree with

not spoken at a political convention in more than 75 years and plus that he's doing it into ruthless riza lot of ethic question ethics questions in fact the house foreign relations committee has opened investigation to see if this is in fact illegal break in what's called the hatch act so again president trump doing what he wants breaking the norms and pushing his america 1st trump 1st agenda ok you don't use michele thank you. fyi. let's now take a look at some other news stories making headlines around the world. more than half a 1000000 people have been ordered to 3 the u.s. gulf coast as hurricane laura threatens texas and louisiana with ferocious winds and heavy flooding forecasters say storm surge waves 4 meters high conserve mud entire communities. the supreme court of belarus has rejected an appeal by the country's exiled opposition leader to the result of the recent disputed presidential election. and also. challenge the outcome of last week news of president reelection triggered mass protests amid widespread allegations of vote rigging. a kremlin spokesman is disputing claims th

the well if they don't have access to do to a woman who says where is their outlet how can they live riza close they may not have a laptop and may not have a tablet she continues speak to the. yeah i think you hit the nail on the head you know this idea that we can move everything digital completely ignores the fact that a large number of the world's children live in communities where either they have no access devices or they have no access the internet and i think we have to acknowledge that these are the most vulnerable children of all because they often come from families that actually have some of the harshest results of the lock down another containment policy so one example of actually addressing that is the fact that we now know that being outdoors and luckily for us the northern hemisphere is in the middle of that summer being outdoors is extremely safe if children are actually outdoors under a tree as they do did in the old days in india you had your classes under a tree with your teacher actually the risk is next to 0 so why can't we actually really magine schools as being in b

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