saida el gueyed there who continues to campaign for the rights of women.dreds of years to the ancient ruined city of great zimbabwe. when colonial explorers discovered it in the 19th century, they insisted foreigners must have built. then, following zimba bwe's independence, the country was able to reclaim its full heritage. our next witness, dr ken mufuka, was the historian tasked with rewriting the history books. this is one of the most remarkable sites in africa. these are the corridors of power of ancient african civilisation. this is great zimbabwe. everybody in power wants to control history because it brings them legitimacy. the europeans said, "the africans did not build the ruins. "it belonged to somebody else, the phoenicians, arabs, "the queen of sheba." anybody else except the africans. great zimbabwe was the greatest civilisation south of egypt. it carried about 10,000 people, so that was quite a large city. it was also the centre of religion and the economy of zimbabwe, it was gold. it could be traced far back as 1100. i was raised about 10 m

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saida: the ambassador digital commerce would be a big part of the trade deal with the u.s.s not saidea whether kim jong-un would return after his death she issued a report instead. they have typically used the first day of the year to announce plan. -- two announced plans. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more i am ritikantries, gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> regulation is a big risk for bitcoin. i think with zero interest rates and high valuations in other asset classes, you can see why there is an an attraction bitcoin, but it could be a house of cards. we have been talking a lot all this week about bitcoin as it continues to take out one level after another, just yesterday's00 in trade. having said that, bitcoin and little bit lower, down about a half a percent in today's trade. let's take a quick trade on the markets. -- a quick check on the markets. we have seen a quiet trade certainly in the european markets. futures, call them flat, 1.22 on the euro. as for the 10-year, we have backed

he is a member, she saida out in a tweet around a bail fund at can donate it to to get rioters out ofon in minneapolis is that situation was escalating earlier this summer. 182 days ago. 110 days ago she was chosen as joe biden's running mate yet she has yet to do one solo press conference . can you imagine this . she's about to be the second most powerful person in the world. or the country anyway and she's not taking questions from anybody. and we have that's why jerry . jerry: it was the picture was in it. i covered presidential campaigns for the last 20 years in this country and i don't believe i've ever seen a candidate or two candidates, joe biden and kamala harris gives such like treatment. they deaden . sent themselves a press conferences or interviews, the god these destroyed . silicon trust isf tracking. one of the other striking exists again four years ago, when members are people who have worked for fox news for example, joined the trump administration. this coming out right about a revolving door between fox news and the trump team and how outrageous this was. now we have

saidas among other things that we suggested a bilateral navy relationship with german naval officers on australian chaps, and next year deploying a german freight to australia to deploy with them in operation. that is a change in german thinking. smile at the thought of german trade and maybe the australians are smiling as well. it is a huge political signal. the question that remains open, though, is whether the europeans and the germans are willing to at their economic heft behind strategy. that is the biggest leverage. that raises a huge amount of questions we can discuss. questions. >> thank you. that is an exceptional amount of questions we have for the first round. how to turn to changing perceptions of china. that's clearly one of the key takeaways from this year particularly post covid and assertiveness around the world. i will zoom in on how that perception is affecting each country and also the politics within each country. there's a lot written about the casualties there as well as the diplomacy on social media and mixed degrees of success there. could you talk about how a

saida von der leyen has all will change in london's relationship with the eu.th an important guest. maria? has been approved by the 27 countries but the focus is turning to the european parliament and we are joined by david mcallister, an mep and leads the committee for european affairs at parliament. i want to ask about the date. when are you going to ratify this bill? david: the commission and the council have agreed this agreement will be applied on a provisional basis starting january 1. the european parliament will give consent at a later stage and at the moment, there are two options. either the european parliament will vote at the end of february, or the second week of march. this is still to be decided and talks are ongoing with the commission and member states, but also with the british side. clear ok, so give me the because this keeps being pushed back. this was end of january, now you say the end of february or potentially the first week of march. what is the implication of delaying this vote because the markets really care about the date. i wonder,

that is what you are going to saidas chuck schumer infamously, first we take georgia, then we take americao not mean take america in a good sense. they mean bring it over to people that people of georgia do not want. you're not going to like it when they take over your farms. we own this farm. we were here, also. here is exactly how they will change america forever. the radical democrats, if they get power, they will immediately abolish the senate filibuster, allowing them to pass any bill they want and giving them free rein to ram through the most extreme left-wing agenda ever conceived while at the same time destroying our military through a lack of funding. by the way, tell our senators end section 230. end section 230. i wanted in the defense bill. because it is a national security problem. it is a big national security -- so hopefully mentioned the senators will put it in. but it is the one chance we have to bring big tech, who are vicious and violent and tech,hful -- to bring big it is the only thing they fear is that we will end section 230. so, hopefully we will do it. it happens t