in its first report to the security council on the operations of the command, the united states informed the security council that on 25 july, 1950, unified command was established in the security council first use the name united nations command in resolution 88 on eight november, 1950. name, thending its united nations command is not a united nations operation or body nor does it come under the command and control of the united nations. furthermore, it was not established as a subsidiary organism of the secret counsel is not funded on the united nations budget. as such, there are no reporting lines between the united nations and the united nations secretariat. madam president, the secretary-general in the upcoming high-level brief of united nations general assembly discuss how he and the united nations system can further support the parties and how steps can be advanced toward sustainable peace, security, and complete and verifiable denuclearization of the korean peninsula in accordance with security council resolutions. it's a hope that the korean summit starting in a few hours in the

in its first report to the security council on the operation of the command, the united states informed the security council that on july 25, 1950, the unified command was established in the security council first use the name united nations command on november 8, 1950. notwithstanding its name, the united nations command is not a body, nor does it come under control of the nations. furthermore, it was not established as a subsidiary of the security council and not funded into the united nations budget. there are no reporting lines between the united nations command and secretariat. madam president, the secretary-general in the upcoming high-level week of the united nations general assembly will discuss how he and the united nations system can for the support the party and how steps can be taken for peace, security and verifiable denuclearization of the korean council resolutions. it's a hope that the korean summit starting in a few hours in the plan summit between leaders of the united states and the dprk will further contribute to this process, thank you. i thank miss decarlo for her

meeting we saw the state council and foreign minister of china wang ye was here and with him it was rio and hoed the foreign minister of north korea having a meeting i don't think the north korean for ministers in the council meeting is not listening to it it's been around the area the security council speaking to the chinese to oversee all that north korea part is ongoing. all right and james just going back to what to the a french president to emmanuel mccrone was saying again he mentioned a number of other countries he talked about north korea and he talked about the. the threat from from russia saying that the evidence that britain came up with on the on the source we were attacked points overwhelming overwhelmingly to russia as many other european nations believe as well and then this this again very much in keeping with with his whole world view that countries need to to build together a long term strategy rather than this kind of one on one bilateral relationship the president seems to prefer. a different world view of how to change things

this meeting they'll be speaking the next speaker after kuwait so we may well hear how need the state council in foreign minister of china responds to that the other important development in the security council meeting in the last twenty minutes or so is the fact the president trump had to sit patiently saying nothing because he's presiding over this meeting and he has to be neutral in his presiding role to a blistering attack on the united states from. the bolivian president listen to this fear now and now that iran has really taken control of its own resources it is once again the victim of a u.s. sewage bolivia categorically condemns the unilateral actions imposed by the government of the united states of america against iran likewise we condemn the fact that the united states has withdrawn from the g c p hiding behind the pretext to continue its policy of interference and meddling in the internal affairs of this brother country iran and james we certainly did think divisions on display at that u.n. security council meeting between trumper and some of his key allies like france when we he

suits what i'm aging out is that what would how could they survive do you think as an independent state council ot at the current state of the e.u. making friends of course in that area and spain of course not being their friend it's what kind of situation arises there. are. cliques and that don't think that the moment the prime dependence our movement is thinking about becoming lonia outside the european union. who are very different this. response by the european union a lot of support by the european union but i think this is still hoping. that their european union so now. the out of the european union a scenario is not something that you are thinking about could as as we mentioned the priority is to change the main priority at this point. through least politicians in general yeah that seems to be very much the focus does that we'll wait and see what occurs without one dr alan hundred cure oga spanish historian at the university of newcastle in the u.k. thanks as always. thank you. ok too russia's far east now i finally were running three hundred thousand soldiers and thirty six thousand mil

, and the state councils worked with the local branches. right? and these people, the local people, know what is going on on the ground, they know what the students need, they know the school conditions, the parents, and the community. and so they get plaintiffs and the naacp delivers grounds. right? we all know that. that's the story. the problem -- and it took me a lot of time in the library of congress. i really, if i don't ever see another memo about walter white, i will be so happy, because it took years and years and years to figure this out. and honestly, if i had not had the trail that dr. tate left, i would have written exactly the same story my very esteemed colleagues in history have written. if you don't know who you are looking for, you miss it. it is that miniscule in the data. the problem with this narrative is that it does actually work. johnson wanted to be like this. he said, we need to be able to work through our local branches. charles houston really wanted it to be like this. charles houston is the one who imagined it a

we're trying to arrange an interview with the son sochi the state council of mind ma a nobel peace prize laureate months in replying to our interview request we received an invitation to join the media. and even though we understood we just had the official position of the authorities it was the only way to film at least something in rocky and stayed close to journalists spanked then. you know. you see that. with him on the other countries. where gold of friendship brit's so the returning of wealth comes from various. the official line is that the attacks against muslim villages were an anti terrorist operation in response to the attack. on. the property. and all this twenty seventeen in just one day killed ninety nine hindus and buddhists in russian state in retaliation the mayan carried out an ethnic cleansing operation they wiped out roy hinge of villages forcing people to flee to bangladesh . state used to be separate kingdom you have boat muslims and. that kingdom up for a kind was conquered by the. boundaries redrawn although there are a kind. came down became oddball bangladesh an

china instead that is interfering how did the chinese respond will this was what was said by the state council on foreign minister. just to go to marriage or trying to china has all along for the principle of noninterference in other countries domestic affairs this is a tradition of chinese foreign policy observance that this principle has received acclaim from the international community we did not and will not interfere in any country's domestic affairs and we refuse to accept any unwarranted accusations against china and we call upon other countries to also observe the purposes of the u.n. charter and not to interfere in other country's internal affairs china was one of those permanent members of the security council says it wants to so far it wants the iran deal to survive it says it's the only way to stop iran getting a nuclear weapon the response to president trumps attacks on iran is coming now from the iranian president hassan rouhani who's about to give this news conference . all right james you're right so we are awaiting in a few moments for hasan rouhani the iranian president to st

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but of course one wonders how they patrol is going to react in the light that i'm son suchi the state council will be heading to new york to the united nations general assembly in september and it's inevitable that world leaders that to gather that will want to bend her. she's going to be i think on times that she is going to be facing a very difficult time and work she's going to be facing a lot of hard questions and it's worth recalling that last year she canceled it just gripped a new york rather than face questions from various governments around the world she's going to have to step up you know either she's part of the problem or part of the solution and so far looks like you know part of the problem. still you are one of many human rights groups and activists that have been following this case what can you now do in the coming days and weeks is there anything you can do well i think there has to be increased pressure on the burmese government to recognize that they throw in with the burmese military they are joining a sinking ship i mean the civilians have been scared of the military th

yes well aung san suu kyi the state council of the leader of me and arrived just a few moments ago on the red carpet behind me in fact she was the last of the leaders from the region to arrive in a few minutes she is going to take part in her first discussion the first of three panel discussions that she's involved in the first one is technology in southeast asia where she's appearing alongside the likes of the indonesian president joko widodo and the vietnamese prime minister nouri and two and four. they will be focusing of course going by the title of that discussion on technology but the elephant in the room will be the situation in rakhine state in myanmar the situation in bangladesh surrounding the reading yet no we're not expecting there to be much if any discussion around that issue despite the fact that this is really the first major public appearance certainly overseas since that damning united nations report came out last month which was very critical of the government and the military leaders in myanmar with the u.n. report saying that those military leaders had genocidal i

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deal with the fallout from that trade war on sun suchi is here one of the invited leaders the state council of me and she is involved in three panel discussions not expecting there to be any mention of the reading your situation in myanmar despite the fact this will be her first major engagement publicly since that damning united nations report came out last month which was very critical of her and her government and also said that the military leaders in me and my head genocidal intent in their crackdown on the ring yet and should face charges but having said that we're not expecting there to be much if any discussion or.

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going on there and also we'll hear from the foreign ministers of russia and china from china the state council and foreign minister one ye normally gives a speech that doesn't give us much detail and talks about china's policy of noninvolvement in other countries affairs despite the fact of course china has tentacles economic tentacles all over africa and asia for the russians will be speaking today to the general assembly and i think the most important thing for us to listen to is him perhaps elaborating on the situation in syria and that russian turkey deal but also the supply of a new missile system the s three hundred missile system to the syrian government that has certainly concerned the u.s. and its. and turkey and others and it's worth telling you that immediately after he speaks in the general assembly where i think we're probably not going to get a lot of new information perhaps we will get more information because he's normally more forthcoming in a question answer session with the officer would still be a news conference with the russian foreign minister here at the united nations

region there will be a lot of interest at this forum too with the attendance of on sun sujit the state council she will be taking part in a panel discussion in a few moments not expecting there to be much comment if any about domestic issues in myanmar when it comes to human rights when it comes to the remaining year despite the fact this will be her first major public appearance since that damning united nations report came out last month which was very critical of her government and particularly of the military for their role in the crackdown against the rakhine state when thank you very much for that for now that is way ahead live and i thank you. now five european countries have made a last ditch appeal to israel asking it to not go ahead with the demolition of a bedouin village in the occupied west bank the plan to destroy my where two hundred people live has drawn international criticism palestinian activists hold an assessment to try to save the village bernath with reports from. it is a last supper of sorts for kanakas residents who along with activists and supporters are waiting out t

report last month on the ringgit crisis and the state council made no mention of the minority here all the accusations of genocide wayne hay al jazeera hanoi brazil's jailed former president louis in the field has been replaced as the worker workers' party candidate for next month's presidential election the former marriage south paolo fernando a dad will now represent the party here's a latin america editor lucien human. oh it was it was choreographed for maximum political and emotional impact in front of the detention center with former president lula da silva is serving a twelve year sentence for corruption a defiant message from him to the brazilian people was read out by a member of his workers' party movement i am living it. i am asking the party that fernando had doug who until now was mine lol running mate substitute me as a presidential candidate he'll be my representative in this battle if they think they have silenced my voice for social justice they are very mistaken now our name is a dud. in actual fact it's the nunda had that will have to try to fill the shoes of brazil s

they are two papers written by the state council outlining the importance of two sets of technologies expertise is in artificial intelligence. i am more familiar with that plan. david: you have your phd in artificial intelligence. us talk about broader technology. you did work for google and microsoft. what is the basic conflict? is it a matter of the united states fairly saying there are unfair practices from the chinese? or is it a matter of the united states not wanting the chinese to pass them by, to get the advantage over them? >> i think it is an academic argument. in reality, the chinese ecosystem has now been fully , withwith chinese apps e-commerce and search and apps, and even apps that don't even exist in the u.s. so there are two parallel legal systems, a parallel universe. an american company in mobile software, ai, will let be able to succeed in china. norwood a chinese company in america. they are two different pillars at this point. david: but they rub up against each other every once in a while . way to slow down saphenous, through saying you cannot invest in u.s. tec

report last month on the ringgit crisis and the state council made no mention of the minority here all the accusations of genocide wayne hay al jazeera hanoi. it's been a busy day at the eastern economic forum in last talked china's president xi jinping and his russian counterpart vladimir putin vowed to work together to ensure regional stability and there were also a few other surprises us. a lot of our stock has been russia's window on the pacific since ships like these come on to the oceans the city's name means owner of the east that's more ambition the reality there have always been larger powers in the region a lot of your stock is much closer to beijing tokyo and seoul than it is to russia's own capital moscow so it makes sense to reach out to asian countries from here and since russia's isolation from the west escalated in two thousand and fourteen has become a strategic necessity creating the eastern economic forum was one response to that shift flying in for the fourth year of the annual forum for the prime ministers of japan and south korea as well as the presidents of mongo

economic partnership which was started by the southeast asian nations we've heard also from in miles state council on sun suchi in her opening address no surprise again that she did not mention anything about the remaining years or more broadly human rights issues in her country she will be attending several panel discussions over the next day or so so more opportunities for her to do that although it's highly and unexpected that she will. more than five point four million people have been issued storm warnings on the u.s. east coast as hurricane florence builds and the atlantic one and a half million have been ordered to leave their homes it's expected to be the worst storm in thirty years and it's likely to make landfall and north or south carolina in the next two days president donald trump has already signed the measure as he declarations to free up federal funds for the response as he call hayne has more. it is huge and it is powerful this is hurricane florence as seen from space now tracking toward a direct hit on the coast of the carolinas prompting all kinds of warnings she's a strong girl

council is. very high among the member states obviously that our region such as continent that are not represented. and they make their voice. be heard very loudly. playing very important role nowadays so they also demand that the compositional disagree council reflects the realities of the twenty first century well mr president as i'm sure you perhaps know we russians are very risk averse and nation and there's a saying here in russia that better is the enemy of the good apparently you disagree with that statement when it comes to the composition of the un security council right it's not about what i think it's about what member states think and say and there are awful documents in which member states call for a more representative security council that will also. of today and this is an official position of the united nations but when this process will be accomplished and how this is entirely in the hands of the member states i'm here to provide a platform i ask at the beginning of the session for this process to be. due to be open transparent credible and i ask for a meaningful outcome and but

this is where we are hearing from china's state council information office. they are briefing reporters on that white paper. speakers there, trade representatives. door forar that the trade talks is always open, but negotiations must be held in an environment of mutual respect. rishaad: still ahead, the trade war is disrupting -- [indiscernible] property investors consider all this. yvonne: up next, we consider oil's $100 horizon. theaad: we also join conversation during our programs. tv on the bloomberg terminal. ♪ yvonne: let's check on the oil price here. holding on to the gains we saw in the beginning of the week at $81 for brent crude. we broke above that in the last couple days. seems like members are less inclined to give into president trump's demand for lower oil prices. wti also up -- just about flat right now, but $72 a barrel right now. rishaad: with have a look at what the cartels have been trying to do. little support for those sanctions on iran. they also sidestepped the president's demand for cheaper oil. those sanctions on iranian oil ar

saying we are extremely disappointed by this verdict for now it is all eyes on me and my state council on sun sujit for so long a campaigner for freedom of speech for democracy for human rights in myanmar well now she's effectively leading the country but she remained largely silent throughout this trial saying that the judiciary the judicial course must be played out in that there's an independent judiciary in me and well now the verdict has been handed down and they've been sentenced to seven years in jail who government has the ability now to pardon the reuters journalists right now we can speak to kevin kerr leakey who is royce's regional editor for asia he was actually at the courthouse earlier he's joining us live now from young go on via skype thank you for talking to us these men have already been in jail for some time at great considerable personal cost tell us about them the two individuals involved. that's right while an interest who have already been written off for it is separated from the family is the family home as soon as a young daughter who is wanted and could see he

economic partnership which was started by the southeast asian nations we've heard also from in my state council on sun suchi in her opening address no surprise again that she did not mention anything about the remaining years or more broadly human rights issues in her country she will be attending several panel discussions over the next day or so so more opportunities for her to do that although it's highly and unexpected that she will hear that it's lation and morocco aims to reduce high levels of violence against women men convicted of sexual harassment face jail sentences and between six months and five years several recent attacks have been especially shocking including the gang rape of a teenager who was forcibly tattooed in a two month long ordeal forced marriage is also targeted by the new laws passed by parliament and may. the legacy of inequality still persists in south african schools access to education is improving there are concerns that standards slipping and fewer students of finishing school reports from johannesburg. twenty three year old since then in charley dropped out of hi

segment of the general debate and he will cheer the security council meeting go on the twenty sixth of september because this month it's the united stateswho holds the rotating presidency of the council so which is a rather normal event. obviously it will draw a lot of attention but it is quite usual that the country that holds the presidency in the council is using it during the month of september. also to take advantage of the presence of of its heads or states well mr president it is usual for the country the tears the assembly to hold meetings that's for sure but it's quite unorthodox for they had a state he referred to another had a state as a rocket man on a suicide mission which is something mr trump did last year but i hope that your optimism is well placed anyway we have to leave it there i really appreciate your time with us today thank you thank you very much and i encourage our viewers to keep this conversation going in our social media pages and hope to see you again same place same time here on worlds apart. you know world of big part of. lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstr

members of the state council the tripoli based sort of rival parliament public statements in which they asked the presidency council to step aside and call on the u.n. to restart political negotiations so these military this military escalation is happening with the backdrop of the popular discontent towards the government but unfortunately there's no you know clear negotiation for negotiating format on how to go ahead and rethink a political a new political set up of the country and of course there is there is the big risk that. if we embark on that then there will be power vacuum in tripoli for some time and nobody at least none of the big internationals like the idea of a power vacuum. the united states is canceling three hundred million dollars in military aid to pakistan because of its failure to take action against armed groups the u.s. accuses islam about of failing to deal with the violent networks operating on its soil including the haqqani network and the taleban president trump pass in the past is pakistan of taking thirty three billion dollars in aid and giving what he says

the united states was among the un security council member states that did so so criticism human rights defenders and former prosecutors that the united states feels that it is above the law and the reaction from the i.c.r.c. i.c.c. really diplomatic language but at the same time stretched the dismissing and not attaching really a lot of importance to what bolton said. they want all the news is for brazil's jailed former presidential reason arceo looted a silver says he'll keep fighting to run in next month's presidential election is banned from standing due to a corruption conviction and the supreme court has rejected his latest appeal he spent monday meeting with philander dad who could be announced the workers' party candidate on tuesday a latin america editor lucien human is and could achieve is in jail. it's a race against time for former president lula da silva and his workers party this is the federal police facility where the former president is serving out a twelve year prison sentence and it's here that the would be presidential candidate spent the day meeting with his running

the security council will now consider item two of the agenda i will make a statement in my capacity as president of the united states of america it is a great honor to be here today at this u.n. security council briefing to discuss a matter of urgent importance concerning and countering the proliferation of deadly chemical biological and nuclear weapons and the means to deliver them the nations of the world have long recognized that certain weapons are so dangerous and can inflict so much suffering that all of us have a vital interest in preventing their further development spread and use since my inauguration the united states has taken bold action to confront these sinister threats many of us are rightly focused on the dangers of nuclear weapons but we must never forget the risks posed by biological and chemical weapons the united states was one of the first nations to unilaterally renounce the use of biological weapons and since world war one we have led international efforts against the scorch of chemical warfare most recently in syria we have twice imposed severe consequences on the assad regime for using chemi

security council and the national security council of the united states. and the meeting today is no exception to that unfortunately i would like to also yet once again draw your attention to the status of the so-called you and troops in korea the commander of these troops is at the same time the commander of the u.s. forces in korea and the joint to us republic of korea command from the viewpoint of international law under conditions all went in one thousand nine hundred one the two states became fully fledged members of the u.n. maintaining the command in korea which confirms that that entity as a bill the u.n. as a belligerent party to two that it is illegally from a legal view point is nonsense under current conditions when the deep barricade is officially stating that they're trying to prevent a new conflict and calling upon for a declaration to and to the war on the peninsula and sign a peace treaty what we need to do is analyze the role and the need for such troops they were determined in the fifty's under a security council resolutions eighty four

daneswall leading those after the state council unveiled measures to boost consumption.o the downside you're seeing yes bank the worst performer after the company's ceo said no to a further three years in that job. that spurred multiple downgrades for that indian bank. nejra: thank you so much. u.s. equities climbed higher yesterday. the s&p 500 and dow rose to new records as investors shrugged off the latest salvo in betrayed scuffle. the boj trimmed its purchases of notes dated longer than 25 years. the japanese 20 year yield reached its highs level in nearly 18 months. we are joined by bloomberg's asset managing editor. we saw the dow finally catch up to where the u.s. benchmark and that record high yesterday. u.s. futures pointing higher today as well. we are seeing optimism in asia. what is behind this optimism? >> it is interesting. we have had pronounced gains across equities around the world in recent days. that tells you, despite the fact that the u.s.-china trade war continues to escalate. what we are seeing is a couple of things being pointed to by investors.

closer cooperation in these cases really it's about china and japan and we've heard from in my state council on sun suchi in her opening speech no surprise there was no mention of human rights issues. why is that not talked about more at an event like this because after all these issues can hinder economic growth in those countries that's right human right the main very big issue but also a sensitive issue because as the enormous amount and a fair and so on ice in this situation in is fast evolving in terms of complexity it's not only a national politic but they say all politics and so on how in cooperation with other countries basically buckle of a short thailand and to to handle all of these issues so i think. the lead in that pen to defend from talking about human rights because they don't have solutions what are the solution that they can adopt you know that to trace those kind of human rights issues so this kind of a high hanging fruits so they tend to it to to pick the low hanging fruit which is trade investment and acknowledging so obviously i think you're going to issue is always on

they work with the councils and the state councils worked with the local branches, and these people,the local people know what going on on the ground. the students and the conditions , and so they get plaintiffs and the naacp delivers brown. i mean, we all know that, that's the story. the problem, and i really would be so happy. because it took years and years and years to figure this out. and honestly if i had not at the trail that dr. tate left, i would have written exactly the same story in my very esteemed colleagues say if you don't know who you're looking for you could miss it. it is that minuscule. the problem with the narrative is that it does have to work. james weldon johnson said we needed to be able to work through our local branches. charles houston really worked there he imagined how it would work by itself. envision how we could structure the fight against total segregation. and so he said it needs to be like an army. with everything going up and down we can make it work. but it doesn't work. there are some times that it works, but most of the time it doesn't. know wha

from this forum, i consider it a great honor to speak as a representative of the arab state in the security council conveying the concerns and pre-occupations of our peace-loving peoples and their aspirations to security and stability. in this context, the state of kuwait and all other arab states reaffirm their absolute fate in multilateral action under the umbrella of the united nations, according to the objectives, principles and commitments agreed upon in the charter. we also emphasize the arab position on the importance of achieving the nonproliferation treaty which was extended indefinitely after the review onference adopted in 1995. t is important to document the zone free of nuclear weapons and weapons of mass destruction in the middle east. as we reiterate here, the arab position calling upon the three sponsors of the 1995 middle east resolution to shoulder their responsibilities by implementing that resolution. as it was an integral part of the indefinite extension of the nonproliferation treaty, we also emphasized the need for israel to place all its nuclear facilities under the supervis

members of the state council the tripoli based sort of rival parliament public statements in which they asked the presidency council to step aside and call on the u.n. to restart political negotiations so these military this military escalation is happening with the backdrop of the popular discontent towards the government but unfortunately there's no know you. near negotiation for negotiating format on how to go ahead and rethink a political a new political set up of the country and of course there is there is the big risk that. if we embark on that then they will be power vacuum in tripoli for some time and nobody at least none of the big internationals like the idea of a power vacuum kodiak isn't it great to talk to you and get your a considerable knowledge on what's going on in libya thank you unfortunately mention this before everything we're seeing in libya really as a result of the political mismanagement going back to two thousand and eleven after the overthrow of gadhafi you know the full un's team were looking at these problems four years ago and they came up with this edition

states. however, council of economic advisor kevin hasset says he doesn't know how mr. trump came up with that false information. at the same time hasset strongly defended the trump administration's economic accomplishments. >> let me say the history of thought of how errors happen is not something that i can engage in because like from the initial fact to what the president said, i don't know the whole chain of command. what is true is it's the highest in 10 years. >> mr. trump tweeted the gross domestic product rate is higher than the unemployment rate for the first time in over 100 years. several news organizations immediately published reports stating that was simply not true. >>> the latest book bywoodward . it looks at the inner workings the book'sp white house explosive claim that john mattis and kelly made disparaging remarks about the president. the two white house officials have denied the report. >> they're not telling the truth. my old boss at the washington post, ben bradley, the great editor, used to say the truth emerges. sometimes it takes time. >> presi

the united states was among the un security council member states that did so so criticism human rights defenders and former prosecutors that the united states feels that it is above the law and the reaction from the i.c.r.c. i.c.c. really diplomatic language but at the same time strether dismissing and not attaching really a lot of importance to what bolton said. let's move on to other news now lawyers for brazil's jailed former president reason are fairly new to silver say he's still fighting to vote in the next month's presidential election is topping opinion polls but is banned from standing corruption conviction the supreme court has rejected his latest appeal it is spent monday mazing with hers would be vice president fernando her dad he's expected to be announced as the workers' party candidate if it will a balance out a latin america editor lucien human is and could achieve or where he lives jailed. it's a race against time for former president lula da silva and his workers party this is the federal police facility where the former president is serving out a twelve year prison s

we are enough the state council about a month ago, they told us as much.riffs hit, the higher the domestic stimulus -- they will not be able to offset it completely. they will especially use and for structure investment to push against. insurance is the only number that goes up on the investment side in china. a number of asian central bank meetings. do you see opportunities given that we have a settling down? >> i certainly do. there is not that much on the equity side. what we see the most attractive opportunities from a risk reward point of view, there could be more trade tensions affected is the fixed-income side. as i would say late entry into side, e.m.overeign sovereign's, 6.5%. we have not seen this on such .igh levels on the e.m. side you do not have that much china. the biggest as mexico. everybody was worried about it. now it is the trade tensions. especially with mexico. turkey, argentina, also it looks less promising. at least the currency has fallen enough to start this adjustment .rocess that inevitably happens the fixed side, also asian hig

there's been international condemnation of the verdict but still nothing from aung san suu kyi the state council all of me and my once a champion of free speech and human rights we have heard though from the deputy information minister on law tune when asked about wyong son sued she hasn't spoken out about the verdict he said that criticizing the judicial system would be tantamount to contempt of court but it is really still all eyes on aung san suu kyi and her government to see whether they will grant pardons to while loan and choice of. supporters of congolese opposition leaders are planning a series of protests after he was barred from running in the upcoming presidential election on monday the democratic republic of congo's top court confirmed the ruling benbow was ineligible because of a conviction of the international criminal court for bribing witnesses has condemned the decision and called the country a fake democracy. international donors and member states of pledged more than two billion dollars in financial assistance for the lake chad basin where eleven million people are in need of

has jurisdiction to prosecute me on mass military leaders i also welcome efforts by member states at this council to stablish an independent international mechanism for me a manner to collect consolidate preserve and analyze every dance of the most serious international crimes in order to expedite fear and independent trials in national and international courts. this mechanism would also complement and support the preliminary examination of the i.c.c. prosecutor i urge the council to pass a resolution and refer the matter to the general assembly for its indorsement so that such a mechanism can be established meanwhile michelle bachelet has called on china to allow investigators looking into allegations. that it's mistreating hundreds of thousands of weak of muslims human rights watch is accusing the chinese government of conducting a systematic campaign of rights violations and problems iran can reports just practicing islam has become a problem for the chinese government. this man says he survived what the government calls a reeducation camp. even then told to wit it. but i table with it in just

north korea that are designed really to cripple the country the united states policy and the other members of the security council went along with that i think to try to keep the united states within the boundaries of the united nations so that the u.s. would not carry out a unilateral war against north korea but those those sanctions are designed to starve the people of korea and make sure they don't have electricity and at the same time and not have he during the winter another words really drastic and at the same time the united states which has seven thousand nuclear weapons and routinely carries out nuclear tests and routinely carries out i.c.b.m. tests and can routinely modernizes its own nuclear arsenal in defiance and in opposition to the nuclear nonproliferation treaty all of this is because north korea has six nuclear weapons obviously what the united states is really afraid of is peace breaking out in the korean peninsula nikki haley's comments come as you know on the eve of the next summit between the north korean leadership kim jong un in moon jai in the leadership of south korea the u.s. wants the d

so that this month is going to have a security council meeting in a couple weeks time presided over by none other than president donald trump head of state security council meeting and we think that that is going to have the subject of iran now russia is already objecting saying if there's a meeting on iran it needs to be in the context of the u.n. security council resolution on iran resolution twenty two thirty one which is the resolution that supports the iran deal of course the deal that president trump has pulled out of of course the trumpet ministration want to see a meeting that condemns iran but it's already looking like many of those council members will be criticizing the u.s. for its position on iran the reason the meeting we're seeing right now is in the open is because other members of the security council object to the idea that the u.s. wants a meeting on nicaragua or they say that's an internal issue the protests and the crackdown in nicaragua were that is not a subject for the u.n. security council they're meeting discussing it and we may well get a very rare situation of a vote on the program of work for the month which

why do you think the state councils views are essentially old hat? paper, it is like a restatement of one of the classic trade models which basically says if you have a lot of labor, export labor-intensive goods, you have a lot of capital, you will export capital incentive goods. in that model, the u.s. export goods to china, china expert labor-intensive goods to the u.s. and it is quite nice and koppelman three. the prop -- complementry. that is clearly changing. china's labor force declined last year. they added fewer workers over the last five years been the u.s. did. the capital base overtook the u.s. capitol base in 2012 per head of population. 2000s gone ahead of 112 in to one third in 2014. the relationship is changing. china is going to become an exporter of capital-intensive goods like the u.s. going from being a couple of injury economy as they have been in the past, to a future where we see things like made in china 2025 program in the u.s.'s worries about chinese investment, exporting capital investment goods. it will be a competitor, not