and taiwan might not be part of the cop twenty three tours currently underway in bonn but the country says it will stick to the paris agreement anyway the country's environment minister joins me in the studio. this is your business update on how the home free and good to have you with us crunch time for venezuela a year foreign ministers have approved economic sanctions on the cash strapped country including an arms now the e.u. said in a statement that the measures can be reversed depending on how president will do it reacts to the moms for more democracy the country's already feeling the heat with c. major meetings on the agenda the first in the capital caracas focusing on restructuring the country's crippling day the second a meeting of bondholders in new york that could result in an official announced. the country has defaulted on that debt we're talking about a debt pile from the government currently amounting to one hundred and fifty billion dollars certainly a thorn in the side of the socialist leadership now last week the country's state owned oil company p t v s a reportedly

and joining me now in the studio is taiwan's minister of the environment mr yuan italy thank you very much thank you for joining us thank you now all eyes are on call twenty three currently underway in bonn at the moment taiwan is not a signatory to the paris agreement it's not a member of the united two lessons eighty percent of your power is made up from fossil fuels what are you doing about it yeah so in order to comply with the paris agreement of prison tie you and in an inaugural speech say we are going to join the fight and challenge in the climate change so first we are going to restructure the whole energy mix we are going to cut down the coal energy from forty five point five percent to thirty percent by twenty twenty five so. we are going to increase the green energy from five percent to twenty percent and we would also increase the natural gas from twenty percent to fifty percent so by replacing the call with the nature guess we can cut down about forty percent i want to going to cut it to get a forty percent of the carbon dioxide let me just pick you up on that then becaus

but energy by by location for example the central taiwan is good when power we. tried to use the kind of. power in that area so you would improve the efficiency by cutting down the loss of the energy because the transportation and that is surprised i own the. demand side we're also going to introduce this kind of smart grid system so you can more efficiently. use the energy that you've produced ok mr lee taiwan's minister of the environment pleasure to have you with us here on d.w. thank you thank you back to amrita now and a thriller in manila that's right helena two u.s. president trumps visit to the philippines now and they've been clashes between police and demonstrators in central as the u.s. leader met his counterpart and i did recently summit our security teams use water cannon on the anti trump demonstrators in the filipino capital protesters are angry over trump's result this it was in the human rights situation in the country and away from the crowds leaders took part in the opening ceremony for the two day summit later drawn controversial filipino pres

. - they've been methodically re-acquiring china, tibet, macau, hong kong, taiwan waiting, and this can be seen as part of what they regard as a legitimate acquisition of territory and seas that were taken from them illegally and immorally. - [narrator] it was in 1947 that china advanced what's called the nine-dash line, marking its claims to sovereignty over parts of the east china, south china, and yellow seas. - they conducted fishing activities long time ago in this area, but based on the contemporary international law, people may argue saying that conducting fishing activities doesn't really qualify of making this kind of territory claims. - the nine-dash line, when you see it on a map, is like a great loop, it's been called the cow's tongue, because a tongue hanging out and curving at the bottom, and it essentially is china's historic, not legal, but historic claim to most of the south china sea. - [narrator] china lays claim to the paracel islands, and to the north, the senkaku or diaoyu islands in the east china sea. - china's principal sovereignty claim is to taiwan, which is j

and they are in the program i'll be talking to taiwan's minister of the environment . in a hurry joining me in the studio in just about an hour's time now is back of it brian hell of the state of the news still to come on the show german fighter pilots train with their israeli colleagues taking part in blue flag exercises steve in the symbolism. take a look at some of the other stories making the news at this hour slovenian president who has been re-elected for a second term after winning a runoff on sunday he beat us challenger marion charites with fifty three percent of the vote though the role is largely ceremonial the president has the power to nominate top officials. the texas church where a gunman killed twenty six people a week ago has reopened as memorial the first baptist church and springs has been painted white first with chairs for each of the victims worshippers were killed during a church service in what was the deadliest mass shooting in that state's history. entertainer bob geldof has pledged to return his freedom of dublin award in protest against aung

i have a question about taiwan. so, i would agree with robert, xi jinping has a sense of the mission so i believe the national unity would be -- because i think most men in chinese have the same perspective. the problem is he emphasize stability, and also on the other hand, the general taiwan people really want to keep the status quo and there's no strong desire to -- for one china. so how do you see the taiwan issue placed and how it will affect the u.s.-american relationship. thank you. >> his comments on taiwan in general were moderate. he reaffirmed the poll so if peaceful reunification and beijing's wills floss deal with anyone or win party on the basis of one china or the '92 consensus. but previously xi jinping has said this is not a problem that can be left for future generations. so that -- >> left for future generations or wait forever. no it was can use the dung statement that the territorial disputes with japan were too complicated for this generation to solve and should be put aside for future generatio

i have a question about taiwan. i would agree with robert. xi jinping has a sense of the mission, so i believe the national unity would -- because i think most men in chinese also have the same perspective. the problem is that he also amplifies all the stability. and also on the other hand, the general telling people really want to keep the status quo, and there's no strong desire for a one china, so how do you see the place and also how it will affect the u.s. american relationship? thanks. >> his comments on taiwan in general were moderate. he reaffirmed the policy of peaceful unification. he repeated beijing's willingness to deal with anyone and any party on the basis of one china and/or the '92 consensus. that's been the traditional chinese position. he didn't change it. he reiterated it, but previously, xi jinping has said this is not a problem that can be left for future generations. so that -- >> left for future generations or that it can wait forever? >> no, cannot be left -- it was using the dong statement that they should be critici

which would not be a solution at all and i think the south china sea may come up and i doubt the taiwan will come up because i consider that stable so we talked about what the two leaders might have in common that transactional approach but another thing of course is their willingness and desire to lay claim to power he misses no opportunity to reinforce the notion of china's superpower status and he has thrown to the wind the former self imposed restraint of chinese leaders. a show of strength by china to assert dominance in asia and the world the conflict over islands and marine rights in the south china sea has been smoldering for years with both china and neighboring states laying claim that has also repeatedly sparked disputes with the u.s. . another showdown is with north korea over nuclear weapons trump expects she to send stronger signals reigning in north korean leader kim jong il and china is also expanding economically investing worldwide the country is staking its claim in africa in the contest over valuable natural resources. china no longer wants to be the west's factory i

visit said he was going to focus on trade and on north korea meanwhile his counterpart said well taiwan is actually quite. porton for us it tells little bit more about that i think that was really interesting that president xi brought this up a to a certain extent of the policies of both the u.s. and china on taiwan has been a pretty it hasn't changed much over the last few years over decades frankly and so for president xi to bring this up i think there is perhaps from the chinese side a sense that there's a window of opportunity for the u.s. to change its position mainly because the state department is poorly staff to trump has not filled a lot of key positions on asia and perhaps there's a view that they can convince trying to say something off the cuff think off the cuff rather and provide a diplomatic concession we saw that actually with u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson when he went to visit beijing he actually read a statement that was almost word for word the kind of language that the chinese would use so there was a sense that the americans were just handed a piece of paper

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are the big three in taiwan, plus the parts supplier at the bottom. it was narrative a good quarter for apple, and the guidance ahead beating expectations thanks to the iphone x. we will follow this group of stocks opening in hong kong later on. broadly speaking, here we go. level --7 is your 10,817 as your level. we are close to that high. to close atable 827-year high. , a lot of people are calling it a dovish hike for mark carney. it is about the guidance ahead and how he has outlined the risks for the economy. cable was trading at 133 before that, and were closer to 130 at the moment. that move down has taken sterling to this point right here where you have a convergence between the 100 day moving average, the trendline also coming in, and this retracement level if you take the top before the brexit vote and the bottom. a critical level. that is something to watch. , australia region the only market showing life. the dollar being offered up against theot aussie dollar which seems to have weakened on the back of the retail number. it is part of the

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and the south china sea may come up and i doubt that taiwan will come up, because they consider it stablemelinda: we talked about with -- about what the two leaders might have in common come of the transactional approach, but another thing of course is their willingness and desire to lay claim to power. xi jinping misses no opportunity to reinforce the notion of china's superpower status and he has thrown to the wind the former self-imposed restraint of chinese leaders. ♪ >> a show of strength by chinana to assert dominance in a asia ad the world. conflict over islands and marine rights in the south china sea hahas been smoldering fofor yea, wiwith both china and the neighboring states laying claim. anand it has also repeatedlyly sparked disputes with the u.s. another showowdown is with north korea over nuclear weapons. donald trump expects xi jinping to send stronger signals in reining in the north korean leader. china is also expanding economically, investing worldwide. the country is staking its claim in africa in the contest over valuable natural resources. china no lonr r wants to b

south china sea, taiwan, north korea, trade issues. there is a lot to be done. speaksn issue is when he in vietnam only present a vision for what they call an open and free pacific. the future of american trade strategy. these are the things asians will be watching to see whether the american vision for the future. host: independent line from orlando, florida. caller: good morning. prevail aser heads far as north korea goes. millions of lives are at stake. people are talking about world war iii. the world as we know it will end. i hope cooler heads will prevail and we step back and preserved our world for all the human race. that is it. host: william from virginia on the democratic line. caller: how are you doing? good morning. thanks her having me. i would like to say one of the problems we have is our own leadership right now. it is somewhat erratic and unstable, which does not help in situations like this. but even a broken clock can be right twice a day. in a situation like this you have to think not so much what should we do today, by 10 years from now what

which would not be a solution at all and i think the south china sea may come up and i doubt that taiwan will come up because i consider that stable so we talked about what the two leaders might have in common that transactional approach but another thing of course is their willingness and desire to lay claim to power she misses no opportunity to reinforce the notion of china's superpower status and he has thrown to the wind the former self imposed restraint of chinese leaders. a show of strength by china to assert dominance in asia and the world the conflict over islands and marine rights in the south china sea has been smoldering for years with both china and neighboring states laying claim that has also repeatedly sparked disputes with the u.s. . another showdown is with north korea over nuclear weapons trump expects she to send stronger signals reigning in north korean leader kim jong il and china is also expanding economically investing worldwide the country is staking its claim in africa in the contest over valuable natural resources. china no longer wants to be the west's factory

the philippines and taiwan have suspended all trade with north korea. singapore, formally north korea's seventh-largest trading partner, has cut all trade tides. uganda has. halted all military and security ties. the european union, australia, have gonea and -- well beyond what the security council requires. all of the countries that have taken actions to isolate north korea have acted out of deep concern about the regime's dangerous they have selflessly put the security of all of us above their individual, political and economic interest. they have won the gratitude of the international community for their responsible actions. regrettably, not all countries have done the same. all u.n. member states are at the very obligated to fully implement all minimum u.n. sanctions, but we know that's not happening in every case. this council has banned coal exports from north korea, and yet we have reports of the regime continuing to smuggle coal into neighboring asian countries using deceptive tactics to mask the coal's origins. this council is required that all

confessed to writing and distributing online articles criticizing the ruling chinese communist party taiwan's presidential office has called the verdict unacceptable and human rights schools say the trial was unfair. but francis is preparing to meet me on mars the facto leader on sun sochi is holos his meeting with the country's senior military general on monday organized religious discrimination exists in his country ahead of the catholic church is on his first visit to myanmar a politically sensitive time a military crackdown in myanmar's rakhine state has forced hundreds of thousands of rohingya muslims to free to neighboring bangladesh. the past human sosina shopping crease in refugees arriving on unless both are in greece by boat from turkey conditions inside the main government run camp are poor and there's little prospect of travelling further into europe even so up to two hundred people are arriving on the island daily as journal reports now. for more than two and a half years people have been making the perilous journey across the water from turkey many have lost their lives trying t

taiwan regains its 27 year high, thailand -- taiwan comes within a record high.ngs we should look out for this week? david: i think we had uob earlier from singapore. 11 companies reporting earnings today. to recap, look at my bloomberg, this is an ea function. you get a sense of where we are. out of 817 have reported. a smaller majority when it comes to the bottom line. if you had to choose a winner, -- not very exciting today because japan is closed. yvonne: especially with the yen, not a lot of movement there. the fx space is all about the pound. david: they did hike. they are taking away the extraordinary stimulus they put in, post-brexit. it is about the guidance. mark carney said we are looking for two more rate hikes. have a look at my bloomberg for the first time in two or three months, trading below the hundred day moving average. you see the selling pressure right here, just above 130. the other thing to mention about fx, how massively bought up gild for yesterday. yields fell since the first time the bank of america cut -- bank of england cut rates. on

welcome back as we look at the weather across southern eastern china and taiwan so looking pretty good at the moment plenty of sunshine here fine in hong kong fine in fukushima shanghai seen sunshine and seventy two about across much of indochina although for central parts of vietnam we still a shower continues to head on through into tuesday but for the noise weather conditions are looking good fine across much of plenty sunshine here young on highs of thirty three so heading down into southeastern parts of asia still some showers particularly ceasar the philippines but generally looking for a bit better compared to the last couple of days it's been very wet very wet across circulation of low pressure just towards the south another circulation close to sumatra so really all the way here and through them they pinch those begins to look pretty white once you get up into bangkok a more northern parts of taiwan across combo and southern parts of vietnam the weather conditions are looking generally dry now into south asia pretty wet across sri lanka at the moment and likely to stay that wa

unsettled rain coming in across taiwan heavy rain there for fuji and some showers likely for hong kong we've got the risk of showers also for central northern parts of vietnam and that cone intensifies head on through into wednesday with annoyed being included in the shower risk of that stage but brighter weather returning to those eastern parts of china across the rest of indochina we've got fine conditions for laos much of me and marshes not looking too bad certainly the far south would like to see significant showers and those showers also affecting the gulf of thailand region indeed there's a circulation of low pressure developing this region which could give further heavy rain and southwards through them in a plane sure to singapore in kuala lumpur it's looking pretty wet at times heavy showers for borneo and some heavy showers also likely for. me and that risk continues as we head on through into wednesday at that stage with some showers across southern parts of cambodia and into southern vietnam too so let's now head across into say face here where the far south of india and sri

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welcome back across central and southern parts of china and taiwan weather conditions general looking too bad they were going to see rain pushing into in the course of choose day into food issue across taiwan and probably into hong kong too it's looking fine for annoyed there with sunshine and twenty five degrees but the risk of showers i think will increase along the coast during the course of whedon's day brighter conditions following on behind for hong kong and fuzhou and we've got relatively quiet weather across laos and through into me and our plenty of sunshine likely here temperatures into the low thirty's across into southern asia and here we've still got very heavy rain across the far south of india and into parts of sri lanka about fifty millimeters per day being recorded at the moment and that's where the rain will continue it's only moving south it's very slow research and i could be quite wet once again but for much of india for bangladesh nepal and across into pakistan weather conditions are dry and fine temperatures just below thirty there in delhi now here in the arabi

players, samsung, and those apple suppliers and taiwan. yousef: thanks.to crude oil. opec and non-opec set to meet indiana. delegates are expected to extend production limits. in march.ill expire with crude at two-year highs, has the group done enough to ease the global crisis? it marks the ongoing transition in terms of power and influence within opec and non-opec. , when the oil minister of saudi arabia would say something, it could move the market, but now russia is playing a more dominant role. for 534, russian crude oil output. it is the price of brent crude. as russia cuts back on production, the oil price begins to get supported. some analysts are skeptical. sees growing risks of opec delaying decisions on cuts. there are higher risks of a correction. anotherant to point out column to give more perspective on a very important story for global markets. opec has no i hear what shale is up to, but never mind. lead times are measured in weeks rather than years for new shale projects and a large number of companies have made forecasting oil out put grow

one addresses the issue of taiwan. talks about using the united states voice and our vote in international organizations to make sure that wire advocate north addition of taiwan as an observe to organizations and entities. we should stand up for taiwan as a great partner and an important voice in the international organizationings. the other amendment is addressing north korea, and a meeting that senator markey and i host evidence with the former -- a former defector this deputy ambassador to united kingdom said the one that that could make a difference in north korea is cutting off diplomatic relations with north korea other nations around the globe that haven't done that yet and isolating diplomatically north korea as much as possible. so this amendment would use our voice and vote in international organizations and entities to do just that. to make sure that we are stressing the importance of diplomatic isolation of north korean regime and they represent a significant contrast. you have taiwan, somebody we want to p

and he you see the rain developing across taiwan into foods you perhaps hong kong later on shoes day and then into wednesday will see some rain pushing back into parts of vietnam some of that could be a bit on the heavy side hong kong seeing some dry weather at that stage for los it should be fine b.m.r. plenty of sunshine around highs of thirty one in young gone into southeastern parts of asia heavy rain across southern parts of the philippines borneo as well java seen some showers and through them in a potential heavy rain is likely to continue in many areas. ghana's stands as the geology of both resources a good why are they so poor the message. when trying to form a government. the toxin land essentially now and the more we let close down the more they push back we knew it was coming depression was do we sit back and wait for do we surprise them with a preemptive strike. at this time on just zero. hello again the top stories this hour on al-jazeera north korea has dominated talks between the u.s. president donald trump and japan's prime minister shinzo up in tokyo both leaders ag

one addresses the issue of taiwan and talks about using the united states voice to make sure that we are advocating for the addition of taiwan as an observer to such organizations and entities -- we did it last year with interpol and i think we should stand up for taiwan as a great partner and especially an important voice in these international organizations. the other is addressing north korea in a meeting that senator arkey and i posted with former resident of north korea, a high-level defector, the dead. -- the deputy ambassador to united kingdom said one thing i could make a difference in north korea is cutting optical mac relations with north korea, other nations that have not done that yet and isolating diplomatically, north korea as much as possible. this would use our voice and vote to just that -- do just that. to make sure we are stressing the importance of diplomatic isolation. i think these amendments present a significant contrast. we have taiwan, somebody we want to partner with, somebody who abides by an respects the rule of law that can participate in these internati

peiyun chien of taiwan and australia's sarahjane smith are the joint—leaders on 6 under par but neither win the "race to the globe" title. park claimed her first major this year by winning the us open and she is one shot off the lead, after carding a 5—under—par round of 67. she's four shots ahead of "the globe" leader lexi thompson. alongside park, in a tie for third, is the former world number one lydia ko. the new zealander, who won the race in 2014 and 2015, produced one of the shots of the day with this par—saving chip at the last, on her way to a 67. world number two roger federer has maintained his unbeaten run at the atp world tour finals in london. now he had already qualified for the semi—finals, but he beat maric cilic to make it three wins out of three in the round robin phase. he had to come from a set down however to do so. federer won the decider 6—i to finish top of that group. he'll find out on friday who he'll face in the last four. ina way in a way it is nice to play tennis this way where you can maybe play a little more freely and i think i could do that midway throu

ai visionaries from taiwan to. a well between progress tradition. the first part of our series found this valley. news program guide on the internet like. the home. dot com highlights. their black and living in germany. she's reminded what that means honest. basics presenter john up like this not being able to blend in and all this cattle. taking a holiday group and being you know different than the rest. she travelled across germany to meet other black people and to hear their stories. it's that. i grew up in a white family in a white neighborhood it was definitely a challenge. she decided to put me up for adoption the start of. the main thing was to keep your head down and your mouth shut of course of the face like this i could never completely disappear if you see all these stereotypes about africa it's good to see you. do something for your country but you're still the black guy with an. afro germany starting december tenth d.w. .

so that was donald trump talking in manila now you're watching news still to come taiwan has not signed up to the paris climate of course what does this mean for the country's environment canada humphrey from a business desk what's that question to the taiwanese in environment minister who was in our studio. that's coming up shortly you're watching news a live from but in don't forget you can always get the latest news and information to round the clock on our web site that's dot com and of course you can follow us on facebook as well as on twitter. would be with you shortly. united against climate change. challenges for the twenty third u.n. climate conference in bali. our nation's working.

property rights they would also of course dearly love to get a clarification on america's position on taiwan under the trump administration and also on the south china sea all right there seems to be friction between trump and his own state department when it comes to north korea we've seen secretary of state rex tillerson at times making statements that appear to contradict the president's view used tillerson is traveling wistrom to asia as far as we know at this time is there any indication that they're not on the same page well i think that one of the things that is going on here in d.c. is everyone is. also trying to figure out where donald trump comes down and second of all who may or may not be in and who may or may not be out in this administration the reality of course is that if the president really truly disagreed with mr tillerson you could always fire him like he did so many people on the apprentice. looking at trump's trip he's going to five countries what is going to constitute for trump a successful tour of asia wall i think that if you.

because he didn't do his homework so to a certain mind i wonder whether president xi is raising the taiwan issue to see if he could get the u.s. to change its long time position on the one china policy because it's important to remember as you say that lots of positions within the state department remain unfilled in this this this was apparently part of president trump strategy that we need a smaller government these are two very different men leading the world's biggest economy his talk turned to day do do we have any sense of how the they are getting on personally well president trump appears to believe that he has a great relationship with president xi jinping i say appear because she jean king has been a lifelong politician this is a guy who's father was you know involved in the revolution in china and he has been really in many ways training himself to fill this role his entire life this is a very very political savvy individual and we have president trump who has expressed a desire to be president of the united states since the. but we really hasn't had that kind of training so i thi

taiwan dollar stands out the most here.iwan dollar, below 30 for the first time since 2014. at the moment, strongest level since 2014. the level we want to watch on 172 point 32. this comes down to what will has been happening in hong kong. the flood of money getting used up, especially coming from shenzhen, watch that close. we are still on the lunch break right now. this is the function. you can get a sense of where we are at the moment. that is the outlook for markets. ♪ this is "bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang. two top stories. meg whitman is stepping down from her role as hp ceo. whitman is on a call with analysts and says there is no chance she will work for a competitor. another latebreaking story from uber and a bloomberg scoop -- the ride hailing company covered up a massive hack, affecting 57 million accounts. in 2016, hackers stole the personal data of 50 million customers and 7 million drivers. uber kept the breach concealed for a year, and instead of reporting the breach, the company paid the hackers $10

this is in taipei taiwan. someone came home to find this in his home. lots and lots and lots of water. his entire apartment was flooded. he's walking people through his apartment, and you can see those aren't just super shiny floors. that's water. >> what caused this, was this a burst pipe? the toilet overflowing. >> it looks like it shot through the glass door. >> i'll show you the culprit. you see, it's his new puppy. there's some kind of tap out there, the dog figured out how to turn on the faucet, but not how to turn it off. he opens the door and it rushes in. the dog is not in danger of drowning, but you can see how much water there is. >> oh, my gosh. the dog could have drowned out there. >> it could have. it's seeped inside the home. the dog is okay. he's not exactly happy about what happened here. >> you want to keep your dog on the balance con 234e, you don't want to make a mess inside. there you go. >> imagine the people that live below you, and it starts raining in your apartment. you had nothing to do with it. the dog did it. >> the person o

. >> i have a question about taiwan.i did read that xi jinping has day mission and with the national unity because i think but he also emphasized his the stability how people really want to keep that status quo as there is no desire and halifax the u.s. american relationship. >> he repeated the willingness for a when the party on the basis of one china. he did not change a he reiterated of the previously xi jinping said this is not a problem. >> future generations or can wait forever?. >> he rushes in the statement the territorial excuses were too complicated for this generation so they be put aside for future generations to solve. and would use that language but then reversed that to it that implies there was some of - - to some type of deadline but now it is more specific because he said realizing complete national unification so with that great rejuvenation of the chinese people that is supposed to be accomplished by the 100th anniversary and 2049. so he implies read the complete unification that inevitable requiremen

there was a big incident in taiwan so a guy came in. when the intruders to the restroom draft the student and just chatting right there really right in the school. the guys psychotic. the security guard what we want to bring to him is a pity for him to be mobile first of all you can move around he may not need to look at the screen but world lurking with something shows up he may not be in this hearing what he's in a secure room instantly he gets above occasion hey somebody is there you can point me for a new look at the video and does something that's a stranger you can react to that right away i still dogs are important stuff that we bring to the table. which dimension is not one noise one hundred or one thing to one. of those none for going to. zero as when you take he got it and i'm off course it will say fifteen and softly has to lyndon. was not to go and a lot of complex so. take your gear up as mahanta mysie t. and go to a come. undone is what a fog of fish obvious can look softer but i just wasn't as a platform forward. and the

the idea that we might be weakening our support in taiwan and that cannot be allowed. taiwan and the republic of china is an important actor out there in that part of the world. if it's necessary we need to encourage japan to develop appropriate weapons to counter north korea. i see where the president of south korea said it yesterday or today, whatever that he is against developing nuclear weapons for south korea. i think it needs to be an open debate about that and perhaps we can help. i think this is a very important trip and yes we have to be concerned about europe but we are an asian power still so what happens out there can have an influence not only today but tomorrow as well. >> thank you. i am from italy. my question is what is the great conservative the path that you mentioned? we have -- democracy. [inaudible] >> more than communist regimes today we have a big revolution. so if you could imagine what is the great conservative would say about this and what we should do. thank you. >> i think we have to be very careful about overreacting to certain actions tha