to talk about this, shanker singham. this is a trait law and economic policy consultancy.ppenedut in the last 24 hours. there was this view that may be the eu would delay this decision until joe biden was in the white house because there is an expectation the first thing joe biden will do is get rid of all the tariffs, though the trump administration imposed on world economies. why not wait? you have several things going on. you have to distinguish these tariffs from the china tariffs that trump has imposed. the joe biden administration, boeing is quite a powerful force in the u.s. violationsthe airbus of wto rules, the u.s. got the right to retaliate. they all retaliated with things that affected things like whiskey and other products from the eu 27 and the u.k.. -- the eu has a similar process to get its tariff retaliation in place. it is important to notice they are very much mirrored of each other. it is the same sorts of products that are affected. tariffs,illed spirits, these sorts of things have been imposed. the idea is the eu will want to leverage and the u.s. alr

so why do we keep supporting local shanker? maybe it would make more sense to look elsewhere. i'm sure you've heard my statements regarding this. i have answered questions about bella reuss asked by journalists. and it was not just one statement or a couple of statements. and i am convinced that i have nothing to add to those statements that mr. because now i have nothing to add to my explanations with her. you can easily look them up. of course we can look them up, but russians are very sensitive to these situations. they see it on t.v. and they are concerned different people with different views are concerned, but all these people are against alexander lukashenko. some think that belarus is our territory. russia's border is near breast, and that's where we should position our intermediate range and short range missiles . others think that it should be a free country, independent from russia, and definitely not under shanker and there is a 3rd group. they see alexander lukashenko with an empty machine gun. no, i mean nation, his son walking alongside through an empty square d

goal shows that was still some good footballers on the pitch one all and a rare moment of joy for shanker. rather than scoring from open play by a science fair night of pounds and penalties to get ahead and shortly before the break joe felipe matic was brought to the ground next at the other end. stepped up himself converted the penalty for his full scale of the season $21.00 might. still neither mind small shall karela deserved to win and so it was fitting that in the end shouted did eventually find the equaliser through an own goal. jeremy assigned to. turned the ball into its own net with 8 minutes from time the battle of the west ended to say he was the best of the bad bunch depends save us all the respect of minds but they just kick the ball away and they score or they score 2 goals with penalties if you really need to point it hard a yard leading to one of the boys will be a bit more obsessive around the box we should say aggressive but we were. to make mistakes and i think that's what happened in the face of the 2nd. that's a lot of. set in the end this match didn't really answer m

shows that there's still some good footballers on the pitch one all and a rare moment of joy for shanker. rather than scoring from open play both sides when i don't founds and penalties to get ahead and shortly before the break joe felipe matic was brought to the ground next at the other end imitator stepped up himself converted the penalty for his false goal of the season she won meit's. still neither mind snow shall karela deserved to win and so it was fitting that again shouted did eventually find the equaliser through an own goal. jeremy assigns. tender born into his own net with 8 minutes from time the battle of the west ended 2 will say he was the best of the bad bunch depends who you ask all the respect of minds but they just kick the ball away and they score they scored 2 goals with penalties that you really need the boys hit hard a yard leading to one of the boys will be a bit more passive around the box we should say aggressive but we were. to make mistakes and i think that's what happened in the 2nd. there that's a lot of luck. in the end this match didn't really own surround

because shanker has so far resisted months of protests calling for his resignation. critics accuse him of rigging the election and cracking down on his opponents. there's anger in chile over the government's attempt to revoke a pension fund. bill protesters clashed with riot police while trying to reach the presidential palace, and they want access to that retirement funds to help them through the economic crisis. but president sebastian pinera is opposed to the idea saying, withdrawals will damage the country's pension system. the proposal was approved by the senate in our faces. a vote in the lower house of congress. locus ravaging crops, could become a thing of the past. researchers in the united kingdom are looking into the genetic code of desert locust to either find a pesticide that kills them, all stops them swarming, but doesn't harm the crops. a small cloud of 48000000 locusts eat the same amount of food in a day as 35000. people now this year the insect destroyed crops across africa and central asia. tom matheson is an associate professor of neurobiology at

the president of belal family xander, look at shanker, has promised to step down if a new constitution is created, he hasn't confirmed different process is underway or even if it's being considered like the shankar so far resisted months of protests calling for his resignation. critics accuse him of rigging the election and cracking down on his opponents. the british government is facing criticism for deploying troops to defend saudi arabian oil fields with valid informing parliament, or the public troops were sent to protect the fields following drone attacks last year. it's not known how many soldiers have been deployed for the operation is still ongoing. the ministry of defense has defended the move saying the oil fields are critical and need protecting a mass. ronnie's being held in iraq's capital in a show of support to shia cleric. thousands of people have gathered in tahrir square, which was once the focus of anti-government protests elsewhere in the city of nasiriya. sada supporters have been clashing with anti-government protesters in the only remaining sitting area for them.

mark shanker will stop by.of all of our content worldwide and a wonderful perspective from schenker. red and green on the screen. stay with us, election 2020. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is "bloomberg surveillance" and i'm ritika gupta with first word news. president trump is falsely claiming he has been reelected early today at the white house. he also said there has been election fraud and vows to challenge states that are still counting votes in a race that is too close to call. pres. trump: we will be going to the u.s. supreme court. we want all voting to stop. we don't want them to find any ballots at 4:00 in the morning and add them to the list. we will win this. take several days for some states to tally their votes. accounting is taking place in michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, georgia, and others. joe biden is optimistic. >> we believe we are on track to win this election. we are feeling real good about wisconsin and michigan. [honking] by the way, it's going to take time to count the votes. we

or kevinty shanker cirilli will help us out.have to talk about the silence of the prime minister at 10 downing street. do you expect prime minister johnson to say something today into your afternoon about this soap proper that i'm observing? francine: preferably not. you will see a story on brexit, because we go through the kind of deadlines and they get extended, and we understand that the two sides are still negotiating. what you are referring to is of course the rage of prime minister boris johnson after there was a week last week about lockdown, and so they really cracks down on leaks, and after that come over to his top aides resigned because he did not become chief of staff. we found out yesterday that his most famous aid, controversial aid, dominic cummings, will leave by december. we don't usually have a prime minister going into the public eye talking about this in-house laundering about what exactly is going on. but we understand it is very fraught and of course there is a number of people for and against the people th

he will set up fortress shanker coming up tomorrow night. er, coming upchenk tomorrow.ly have to be careful. we have canvassed the rest of the news organizations out there, and everyone is going to be stored narrowly cautious about calling any race before we are pretty clear on -- to be extraordinarily cautious about calling any race before we are pretty clear on what's what. tom: marty, let's say we get up to 95 million pre-vote, another 50 million, 60 millions vote. how do you call an election tuesday night at 9:00 p.m., whatever state, with these male-in dynamics. i just don't get it. martin: we have written about this. florida has tons of experience counting early votes, and they get ahead of it. they are allowed by law to count the votes as they come in. so it is not like they have to count millions of alex on election day. onmillions of ballots election day. for florida, we will probably have a good idea of how the state went early tuesday evening. relatively early. marty, overall, i know it is difficult to say. how likely is it that we are going to have a contest

marched in the capital the country seen demonstrations every weekend for the early 3 months because shanker claimed victory in a disputed election in august the opposition says the vote was rigged the president of azerbaijan has met turkey's foreign minister to discuss the conflict in the going to a cutback in the sense that there's no reason for russia to intervene in the conflict because his forces aren't threatening armenian territory armenia's prime minister has requested russian support armenia and azerbaijan of agreed not to deliberately target civilians but both sides are accusing each other of breaking that agreement well the un secretary general was forded calls for another immediate cease fire between armenia and azerbaijan the region is seeing its heaviest fighting since the early 1990 s. when around 800000 ethnic azeris were forced to flee their homes to syria's horrible hammy it has spoken to some of them in baquba. it's been a month since their last oldest son was tool who joined as every army as a volunteer soldier 30 days filled with worry for over. the fold they were just t

because shanker has so far resisted months of protests calling for his resignation. critics accuse him of rigging the election and cracking down on his opponents still ahead here on al jazeera, mexico is getting its all under pressure after a rapid rise in cases of covert 19 and the italian club that maradona led to the greatest era pays tribute to the argentine legend ahead of the latest game. the recent very obvious change of season levant on recently the arabian peninsula is left this sort of zigs, northwestern syria, typical refugee camp, which of course, wet and red mud underfoot in saudi arabia. these flash floods from thunderstorms just one example is jetta from yesterday, this is typical of most cities in the arabian peninsula when you get a big downpour briefly, flash floods then eventually clears away. but the concentration on the heavy in the more persistent rain is usually somewhere in iraq. all the western side of iran with the land starts to get tired. of course, in the course at heart, you tend to get snow out of it. now even during saturday, you've go