for more on the story let's cross over to taipei and d.-w. correspondent william yang this all sounds like a pretty bad start to these negotiations on thursday beijing already has voiced its stark. you know quite angry about this move and it's hard to envision that this sentiment doesn't spill over into the talks. yeah exactly so china's ministry of commerce have also asked the u.s. to mediately stop making irresponsible remarks and remove all chinese companies from the list of entities and some media reports have also pointed out that the chinese delegation is planning to cut short of their stay in washington so these are all make the prospects of this new round of trade talk beat bleaker than we have expected this is the 1st time since may that the u.s. and china will hold negotiations in its in their trade dispute what lies at the heart of these talks. so right now both sides are at odds over china's willingness to fulfill its earlier promises and the u.s. attempt to infringe on economic sovereignty so china wants the u.s. to lift all puni

i rejected the one country 2 systems agreement so called in 1992 consensus between by beijing and taipei has been the basis for dialogue between the governments but in an interview with d.w.i. asia on friday taiwan's representative to germany said the crackdown on the democracy movement in hong kong serves as a warning against the one country 2 systems principle the consensus of 92 was achieved. that chunk has tricks party and the communist party and that means that one is people know not to the obligation to get into the state of what one's tongue in cheek and his party wanted namely to say we owe we owe the whole train not the minute we don't do that the town is people wanted to want to see to the words we are we are at the market take and we want to govern us in the sovereign states and one of the biggest rivalries in sports england and australia face off on saturday in the quarter finals of the rugby world cup in japan both a strong contenders but australia might know something about their opponents that could tip the balance how do you prepare against an opponent that you've lost to

it's forests at frankfurt's exchange and thank you very much so in taipei. well life is slowly returning bent to normal in ecuador after 11 days of final and protests over the government's revoke rising fuel prices as a had announced the reinstatement of 40 year old subsidies which had been scrapped as an austerity package agreed with the international monetary fund it. the brief wait to fill the tank what may seem to be normal in most cities around the world is something unusual for many in the ecuadorian capital quito especially when it comes to the prices. for 11 days the country was completely paralyzed by protests against cuts to fuel subsidies and the resulting leap in the cost of petrol. 60 percent of ecuadorian people are extremely poor so who would be affected by these feeling creases and of course the people of ecuador not important business men. who are against rich left against right the protests or numerous clashes between demonstrators and security forces at least 6 people died in the violence and over 500 were injured. the international moneta

thousands of l g p d q and their supporters have arrived at taipei city hall for this year's edition of taiwan pride parade 29000 this year marks the 1st event and parade held since same sex marriage was legalized in may 2019. you're watching news from berlin coming up the volcano that changed the world so 200 for our documentary don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website that's dot com thanks for joining. welcome to the put is the game here for d.w.i. . we have plenty to talk about and. less coverage. 3 more pick. ups a little we have. let's have a look at some of the other legal so you don't want to miss this. weekend t.w. i.

china's diplomatic victory over taiwan comes after taipei went on the offensive itself in a speech held on taiwan's national day on october 10th president citing when rejected but one country 2 systems agreement the so-called 1992 consensus between beijing and taipei has been the basis for dialogue between the governments but in an interview with asia on friday taiwan's representative germany said the crackdown on the democracy movement in hong kong serves as a warning against the one country 2 systems principle the consensus of 92 was achieved between that tricks party and the communist party and that means that one is people who know not through the open. to get into the state of what one's tongue in cheek and his party wanted namely to see we owe we turn out the minute we don't do that the town is people wanted to want to see to the words we are we are the more critic and we want to govern us in the summer instead he is one of the biggest rivalries in sports england and australia face off this weekend in the quarter finals of the rugby world cup in japan both are strong contenders bo

and lastly people from all over asia up pouring into taipei to celebrate the 1st year of marriage equalityin taiwan south of l g b t q and their supporters have arrived to taipei city hall for this year's edition of taiwan pride parade 2019 this year marks the 1st event and parade held since same sex marriage was legalized in may 2019. you're watching news from berlin coming up the week in report stay tuned for our world stories and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website at www dot com thanks for joining as always we'll see you at the top of the hour with more news. stories that people the world over information they provide the opinions they want to express d.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow us.

and china analysis from our correspondents in taipei and frankfurt's on 100 souls and only bots welcome to you both 1st of all so how's beijing's view as far as if it's reaching a deal does a reckon that there is progress being made. well we see a very big change of china's mice that for example the 2 sides are not talking so much of a out in force in the mccann ism the wording has changed to dispute resolution and for china it's about mutual respect and the possibility that agreement could be reached on equal basis another example is that many chinese people actually complained about the $40.00 to $50000000000.00 u.s. dollars purchase of the us agricultural products i think it's a big concession but the chinese state media try to tell their people that actually buying more u.s. products is china's unique bargaining chip and if the purchase volume goes up it means that american farmers depend more on china and mutual dependence is not a bad thing so from the new wording and their interpretation china said that the 2 countries are finally on the same page this is the interesting how they

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the idea to have october fest in taipei came from the breweries co-founder nadeem koori father. he learned to brew beer while living in the united states in 1903 he and his brother returned to the west bank hoping that peace was in sight at the age of 9 his daughter maddie's started learning to brew for the region's 1st female brewer october fest is about breaking down barriers. doesn't matter where you're from what language you speak people just come outside enjoy the day it shows a different side of palestine to palestinians and to international people and to israelis as well. there's even nonalcoholic beer for muslims so every you can join the fun. of course very much bruce around on george i'm going to fire him off we're all going to do recall marathon record on the reverend. type of covert fest as a taste of normality in a region accustomed to tension and the party goes on late into the night. thanks for watching so you don't like star. cofer come from. the rain forests in ivory coast are threatened by illegal logging to make room for lucrative cocoa plantations. but a new

made history in asia by legalizing same sex marriage some 200000 revelers much through the capital taipei and they had plenty of reasons to celebrate more than 2000 same sex couples of tied the knot in taiwan since the law came into force back in may. well india has begun celebrating diwali the hindu celebration of lotzen one of the high points in the country's festival calendar and the seas edition launch with a record breaking achievement more than 400000 earthen lamps were at least at the temple in the city to mark the occasion the event has officially been registered by the guinness book of world records while he celebrates the triumph of the dock miss and knowledge over ignorance and those traditional oil lamps are of course in heavy demand this time of year keeping porches very busy. this village has a skilful hands full clay decorations are in high demand in coupons grown at this time of year there are a must for celebrating diwali the festival of lights. it's a local speciality purchased here for generations by hundreds of families. but that will be a good one not that we some peo

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with this information i went to meet some taiwanese wikipedians at a hackathon in the capital city taipei crazy year. yeah, a lot of taiwanese. we have been attacked and left. later on they pointed me to some examples of the kind of manipulation they say is happening on wikipedia on chinese related issues. one concerns the very nature of taiwan itself is it an independent nation or in fact a province of china? the repeating editing power articles on the indus and chinese wikipedia and they wipe out the taiwan open and just keep the china really repeating itself. power has part of china powers the provinces of china. it's not like outright vandalism it's just like pruning the language. shifting the language to kind of go from one thing to another. how long has it been going on for? years. years? and examples kept flowing such as the senkaku islands a disputed territory actually but which for a while was china's inherent territory at least in mandarin on the wiki data pages. although there are elected office holders with powers to take down or lock articles some of taiwan's wikipedians fear

people and their supporters have arrived at taipei city hall for this year's edition of taiwan pride parade 2019 this year marks the 1st event and parade held since same sex marriage was legalized in may this year. germany's foreign minister heiko mosse is set to meet his church's counterpart. in ankara today for talks on the situation in syria the discussion is likely to be a difficult one with germany and turkey at odds over anchor's incursion into northern syria to fight kurdish militia ahead of his visit mosque told turkey it had to stick to the cease fire and protect civilians in the region that prompted shover shola to warn germany not to tell turkey what to do or. for more on this i'm joined in the studio by foreign policy editor said a cigar said i have to ask you what is on moss's agenda well. we know that the agreement reached between turkey and russia and sochi is currently underway so from us it's really important for the ceasefire to continue so that's going to be one of the main topics the other issues of of course going to be. the refugee issue we know that president a

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with this information i went to meet some taiwanese wikipedians at a hackathon in the capital city taipeizy year. yeah, a lot of taiwanese, wikipedia's attack. later on they pointed me to some examples of the kind of manipulation they say is happening on wikipedia on chinese—related issues. one concerns the very nature of taiwan itself. is it an independent nation or in fact a province of china? the repeating editing articles on the english and chinese wikipedia and they wipe out the taiwan open and just keep the china. saying taiwan is part of china, part of the provinces of china. it's not like outright vandalism it's just like pruning the language. shifting the language to kind of go from one thing to another. how long will it be been going on for? years. years? and examples kept flowing such as the senkaku islands, a disputed territory actually but which for a while was china's inherent territory at least in mandarin on the wiki data pages. although there are elected office holders with powers to take down or lock articles, some of taiwan's wikipedians fear that these elections for th

same sex couples have married since organizers say more than 200000 people marched in the capital taipei the island is the 1st place in asia to allow gay marriage and this year's pride parade drew participants from nearby countries such as malaysia vietnam japan and korea. england are into their 1st rugby world cup final in 12 years this after they stunned tournament favorites and defending champions new zealand 197 in yokohama reports. i target the states 2007 the last time the all blacks lost a rugby world cup match until now as the haka rang out across the yokohama international stadium the faces of the england team suggested they would be up for the challenge and after 2 minutes nobody was left in any doubt as the england resolved not to allow any over for the kinds 1st priority be it could and perhaps should have got even better with sam on the hill by of. and then bang young's bar thinking that scored early for the video referee to pull them out by a vote with england coach eddie jones looking all brought forward kick to penalties to lead the 2003 world cup winners with a 13 point

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sex couples have married sense than a protester say more than 200000 people marched in the capital taipei the island as a 1st place in asia to allow gay marriage. still ahead on al jazeera argentina's recurring economic crisis could impact sunday's election. going nowhere these trucks have been stuck in nigeria's border for months now and it's costing billions of dollars to businesses. and find out what happened when the reigning in be a champion visited the boston celtics probably will have that in sports. where we have got some dry weather around the east the sort of the minutes right in over the next day or 2 will improve because you can see we still have this little clutch of storms around the sinai peninsula heading towards lebanon jordan israel could see some more showers long spells of rain in here for a time but even by sunday things starting to brighten up the wet weather will be stretched across the northern and central parts of iraq heading towards iran what is your possibility into kuwait as well least on sundays ago when into monday that what's the weather will just not a lit

5 months after same sex marriage was legalized on the island about $200000.00 people took part in taipeitaiwan it was the 1st place in asia to allow same sex couples to get now. our time for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera iraq's human rights commission says 63 people have been killed in just 2 days of protests across the country and being linked to a popular shiite cleric who got us out of a staging a sit in a parliament part of central barcelona have turned into a battleground between police and protesters following a largely peaceful march as the latest mass demonstration in support of catalan separatist leaders have been jailed for chile's president has asked all of his government ministers to resign after declaring he's had the message from mass protests and nationwide curfew was ignored by a 1000000 people on friday were out on the streets protesting against inequality. you don't see that. i want to announce to all my compatriots that if circumstances allow i intend to live to all the states of emergency starting at midnight on sunday i asked all ministers to resi

management division for them to tap into and make their percentage on the side. , bloomberg opinion from taipeithank you, tim. from india we are counting down, standing by in mumbai. is selling going on on the benchmark indices, how is it all looking? has he gone to the point where people are telling you that it is oversold? being, yes, it looks like that. after the run-up we have seen last week, the last few days have not been particularly good. it has continued to sell. .he day before was big numbers yesterday's offer a holiday. it looks like from here and you can actually see a minor bounce. if it comes about and takes us beyond the 11,400 mark. further selling pressure is anticipated. the structure can to new tremaine we could minor bounces can be used to further -- minor bounces can be used to short the indices pretty we closed below the 11,400 mark a crucial level per it we managed to pulled back from the lows of the down tuesday. banks are key culprit pit it is all about the banks the last couple of days. the pain they have been inflicting. the public sector bank sprayed the private sect

we think it's taipei all the other regions are actually doing pretty strong but hong kong is definitely the driver and we've seen the recent -- a little stabilization out there. >> as you look at shares of united, remember they beat on the earnings by ten cents in the third quarter. they radsised guidance for the fourth quarter the 727 max continues to hurt these guys oscar said it's off the schedule until january 6th. >> yeah. with all this going on there, their performance is impressive and not just them. phil, appreciate it. phil lebeau with united and gm headlines for us today >>> here's what else is ahead on the exchange. >> coming up on today's retail sales number signaling the consumer is starting to crack? and if so, what will if mean for the markets? >>> plus, affordability continues to be a major issue in the housing sector at what point could it turn into a crisis >>> and tech giants on the hill today defending what some have called their liability shield. ♪ this is "the exchange" on cnbc ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ woi felt completely helpless.hed online. my entire career and business were

with this information, i went to meet some taiwanese wikipedians at a hackathon in the capital city taipeirelated issues. one concerns the very nature of taiwan itself — is it an independent nation, or in fact a province of china? the repeating editing power articles on the english and chinese wikipedia and they wipe out the taiwan and just keep the china really repeating itself. "taiwan is part of china, a province of china." it's not like outright vandalism it's just like pruning the language. shifting the language to kind of go from one thing to another. how long has it been going on for? years. years? and examples kept flowing, such as the senkaku islands — a disputed territory, actually, but which for a while was china's inherent territory — at least in mandarin on the wiki data pages. although there are elected office holders with powers to take down or lock articles, some of taiwan's wikipedians fear that these elections for these positions have been targeted too, amid a general rising atmosphere of intimidation. so taiwanese wikipedians or people that voice anti—chinese opinions on

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couples have been married since then organizers say more than 200000 people marched in the capital taipei the island is the 1st place in asia to allow gay marriage. still ahead on al-jazeera and sport was hamilton swaps 2 wheels for 4 as a chase and chase is that as a 6 world title actually from friday factors are the next coming up with a whole. to . cut. november on. 30 years after the fall of the berlin wall movie looking back at the defiance that moment in history whose truth is it anyway follows journalists from around the world who are taking on those determined to modify the truth. spain will hold its production in 4 years after april's inconclusive votes join us for coverage. a new series brings people together to discuss some of the big issues of our time and turkish president will meet with u.s. president trump at the white towels we'll bring you the latest. november on. tempest but what the hell thanks very much for sharing or into the rugby world cup final in 12 years after that date all about 5 years and a vending champions new zealand 19 points a 7 year kahala pay to stand u

. >> exactly my mom grew up going back and forth between taipei and london. >> what are we making inhem a little bit more savory, so that's what this pie is i've got some apples here. >> granny smith is what you like. >> always. and i just peel them and then i cut them and i like to cut my apples a little bit thicker because we're going to saute them down in this butter and they're just going to kind of release all of their liquid, so i have some cinnamon, a little bit of salt, and some nutmeg. >> salt, that's interesting. >> you need it to bring out the flavor it's not salt for salt's sake, it's just to bring out the flavor, and obviously a lot of sugar because granny smith is, as we know, very very tart so i'm just going to go ahead and cook these down, and once they have actually released a lot of their liquids, i'm going to add some flour into it. one of the things i hate is cutting into an apple pie, and having it runny. >> yeah. >> you add this flour right in here. >> okay. that's enough. >> oh. >> okay. and we're just going to let that cook down, and you can see the juices are

diplomacy, over the past year china has induced two more nations to switch diplomatic recognition from taipei to beijing, increasing pressure on democracy in taiwan. the international community must never forget, that its engagement with taiwan does not threaten the peace. it protects peace on taiwan and throughout the region. america will always believe that taiwan's embrace of democracy shows a better path for all the chinese people. [applause] but nothing in the past year has put on display the chinese communist party's antipathy to liberty so much as the unrest in hong kong. hong kong has served as an important gateway between china and the wider world for 150 years. hong kong is one of the freest economies in the world with strong, independent, legal institutions and a lively free press and it is home to hundreds of thousands of foreign residents. hong kong is a living example of what can happen. when china embraces liberty and yet for the last few years beijing has increased its interventions in hong kong and engaged in actions to curtail the rights and liberties of its people. rights a

we think it's taipei, tokyo, all the other regions are actually pretty strong.er we've seen the recent bookings, a little bit of stabilization there. it continues into the third quarter. >> reporter: are you seeing hesitancy by ceos and executives to fly in. >> beijing and shanghai is the predominant level. softness but nothing noticeable. >> reporter: overall when you look at the economy, we have people doing the hand wringing over whether or not we start to see things slow down heading into next year are you seeing any of that right now? >> you know, we talked about this constantly because everyone's always talking about it i think the collective wisdom of my team as we discussed this yesterday was we've never seen a bigger gap between the headlines and our actual physical data that we have about our business. so, no, we are not in agreement that we are on the slowdown of any sort our bookings into the fourth quarter are really, really strong we've been saying that over the course of the year i am confident in our business and market and what we have done stra

countries to the freedoms they have agreed to before they sign the contract before they took it back from taipeihost: what do you think is the best course of action for the nba? what should they do in this matter? caller: i don't think they -- theye focusing on really should focus on human rights because right now, the hong kong people are just suffering. seen my family -- host: finish your thought. caller: i have seen my family in hong kong and they are innocent people. these people are just going from work or from home and vice versa, they are getting beat up on the train station and in the street. these people are innocent and they are my family. and marilyns jay giving thoughts on this back and forth between the nba and china. asking if the nba kowtowed to china. josh hawley made reference to that. you can add your thoughts to the mix as well. op-edll street journal's pages talks about this issue in a place -- piece called the nba can beat china. notice china's hysterical response has been a tad overblown for a solitary tweet from a single behind-the-scenes functionary of a single team. plen

i know you were just in taipei on personal business. were there about this situation? >> well, i think the people of tijuana are not that surprised by what's going on. but i think people in america need to be shocked that the nba, think about this, an american institution would be willing to sell themselves to the chinese. they are already getting tens of millions of dollars per player and now they want to make sure that they don't lose the chinese market even if it means that they shut themselves up in a way that they would never ever do in the united states. it is disgraceful. and quite frankly, martha, when you sel sell yourself for money we know what that makes you. i won't say it on television but we know. i think it is a disgrace to the nba and to the sport. and it's really a reminder that the chinese are not our real friends. they are in it for themselves. >> martha: i think you are right about that. >> they don't tolerate freedom. >> martha: there is a number of good examples that we can bring up that show just how frayed i thin