sfi environment series of global 3000 on t w and all mine. the trade war is making itself felt as car sales in china slumping and it's not only the combustion engine segment sales of electric cars also slowing that list for. the year of the pig could these animals provide the lucky breakthrough in u.s. china trade tolls. also shows what could make the beautiful game even better about real time statistics that's what one mobile network is promising as it fits the stadium out of this fine. this is business as usual and you go view welcome to the u.s. china trade war growing global uncertainty is starting to tell a key indicator of economic well being experienced seeing a sharp downturn and electric vehicles are really feeling the pinch new vehicle sales in china fall and for 14 months in a row a survey of car show rooms and 320 cities indicates nearly harf of dealerships have been sold and hundreds have gone out of business china is the world's fastest growing market for electric vehicles and tesla will start producing cars there later this yea

sfi environment series of global 3000 on t w. what's wrong with africa's most developed economy south africa grapples with its cash strapped state owned enterprises i mean to rampant xenophobia we go live to johannesburg. also coming up with one of those and most aside the taxi market has seen a flurry of tech investment now it's ready to switch from gasoline to electric. welcome to a business africa i'm going to johnsonville and good to have you with us. a wave of retaliatory attacks of hate south african owned businesses in nigeria apparently in reprisal for center phobic attacks that have been taking place on foreign owned businesses in south africa and chrysler attacks in the nigerian capital abuja have been intensifying with a south african supermarket chain shoprite heavily targeted telecommunications firm empty and has also been hit the attacks come in response to a wave of xenophobic violence that has beset south africa hundreds of nigerians there are reportedly to be flown home free of charge by private nigerian airline

sfi environment series of global $3000.00 on t.w. and online. the fall of the berlin wall began long before november 989. we visit the heroes of eastern europe we talked to those who began the struggle for freedom demos who showed personal courage. the libya the fall of the wall didn't surprise me you should go 1st what does it take to change the course of history. raising the iron curtain starts september 30th on d w. this visit we can use live from berlin the ball is in their court now global leaders convene in new york city for an emergency climate summit well it kicks off as you with around the world me teen the momentum of last week's mass rallies demanding action we'll hear from our correspondent at the united nations and from a visibly angry young activist grandson burg.

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