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politician josephine teo said: in places where the workforce is multinational — perceptions of discriminationp story now the exclusive interview with taiwan's newly elected president. 0ur correspondent cindy sui is in taipei. well, her critics would say that she is not only playing a risky game, but also an irresponsible and dishonest game. because, while she asked beijing to face the reality about taiwan, she's actually not letting the world know of another reality, which is that under her predecessor, relations were at the best they were since the end of the civil war. but she actually changed the status quo, which brought about all the military, political and economic pressures from beijing. and she changed the status quo by not accepting the one china concept, under which, actually, her predecessor defined it as the republic of china, which is taiwan's official name. so the two sides can actually define that one china the way they want, and that was the solution to this very difficult issue of taiwan's sovereignty. but president tsai has turned out that option. she doesn't accept that opt

politician josephine teo said, in places where the workforce is multinational, perceptions of discriminationory now, the exclusive interview with taiwan's newly elected president. cindy sui, our taiwan correspondent, joins us now from taipei. cindy, tsai ing—wen was very vocal in that exclusive interview with john. is she playing rather a risky game by speaking out so vehemently, by sending such a strong message to china that taiwan simply will not be threatened? well, her critics would say that she is not only playing a risky game but also an irresponsible and dishonest game. because, while she asked beijing to face the reality about taiwan, she is actually not letting the world know of another reality, which is that under her predecessor, relations we re under her predecessor, relations were at the best they were since the end of the civil war. but she actually changed the status quo, which brought about all the military, political and economic pressures from beijing. and she change the status quo by not accepting the one china concept, under which, actually, her predecessor defined it as

donald trump to justify the killing of a rain in general custom son amman hello again i'm missed ozzy a teo and this as al-jazeera live from doha also coming up more lava and ash from an erupting volcano in the philippines that's forced thousands to flee and shutdown than a orbs and german engineering giant sea minced sticks with a controversial coal mine project in a stray leah despite a backlash from climate activists now there have been protests across iran for a 2nd to day increasing pressure on its leaders after they had mislaid the minute she accidentally shot down a ukrainian airline a but there have also been rally is against the u.k. by those who say it's government has trying to stir up chaos and on the diplomatic front cattles a me a arrived in tear on pushing for talks to resolve the crisis with the united states dosage of ari reports an important ally on an important mission. the 1st official visit to iran by the emir of qatar jeff the membrane hammett all funny comes at a critical time for the region at the invitation of president hassan rouhani the 2 leaders discussed increas

mike teo didstate not appear today for a congressional hearing on iran.n, new york democrat eliot engel, said he considered taking other actions in the future including subpoenas if pompeo did not cooperate with the investigations into the developments around the killing of iranian general qasem soleimani and escalations between the united states and iran. >> being a world leader means emulate your adversaries. andng to diffuse conflict prevent led shed. a representative from texas quoted mike pompeo saying that qasem soleimani was planning attacks that constituted an imminent threat. tariffs on chinese goods coming into the united states are likely to stay in place until after the election. bloomberg has learned that any move to reduce them will hinge on beijing's terms for a agreement. today withike pence a swearing-in ceremony for the first ever chief of the u.s. space force. general john raymond will conduct operations such as enabling satellite based navigation and communication for troops and commanders in the field, and providing warning of missile

take over could be said no children and didn't publicly name a successor hell of and i missed on the a teo and this is al-jazeera live from doha are also coming up the u.s. hits a wrong with north sanctions one of the commandos targeted has brushed them off as symbolic and very seeing begins fair elections that are expected to keep taiwan's pro independents lead a in power much to the annoyance of chaya now the middle east's longest drilling monarch armand sultan qaboos been side outside has died aged 793 days of mourning have been declared on the process has begun to choose who will take over could be you said no children and never public you name just successor he's credited with modernizing the gulf country and mediation between rivals in a volatile region rob matheson looks back at as life bin saeed al saeed was an only son born in 1942 a life of royal privilege and to a father he would overthrow 30 years later what he did basically is modernizing the country opening the country to outsiders and thirdly looking at the domestic politics and try to move on to state formation where buildi

when he bought the property along the san mu teo county beach he put up access. the "l.a. times" says he had kept the gate open during the day. the coastal commission wants all the gates removed. >>> a man at an east bay starbucks. that man died when they chased him down. today family members insists one of the suspects had nothing to do with it. >>> thousands of homes sitting empty and the reezy why that number isn't exactly what it appears. >>> a few showers back in the forecast. we'll take a look at this and how it impacts your tuesday in about eight minutes. trump: obamacare is a complete and total disaster. let obamacare implode. nurse: these wild attacks on healthcare hurt the patients i care for. i've been a nurse in new york for thirty years. i know the difference leadership can make because i saw what mike bloomberg did as mayor. vo: mayor bloomberg helped lower the number of uninsured by 40%, covering 700,000 more new yorkers, life expectancy increased. he helped expand health coverage to 200,000 more kids and upgraded pediatric care--- infant mortality rates to

were a couple of big upsets on day 3 american teddy sang grand edged out italy's number 8 seed but teo parity of 5 sets and another american tommy paul won an even longer match against the 18th seed grigor dimitrov. a 22 year old coming out on top after an epic battle lasted 4 hours and 90 minutes david stokes al-jazeera. the world anti-doping agency has suspended russia's anti doping lab in moscow for a 2nd time an investigation found a serious violation involving deletion and alteration of data last month water banned russian athletes from competing at major international events for 4 years those sanctions are being appealed at the court of arbitration for sport on the final day of the winter youth olympics in mozart there was a notable gold medal for russia they beat the usa mil in the men's ice hockey final . 2 of russia's schools we've just seen years of age and big celebrations followed on the ice at the end of the game. there was also a 2nd goal for china's ailing eileen gu she won the women's 3 ski big games with russia's matisse fancher winning the men's event and japan won bo

you on, i am also looking at the italian bond markets are this is on the back of the defeat of but teohe virus fears is driving off a lot of these stocks. you on tumbling -- the yuan tumbling. we will have plenty more on that. let's get more on the coronavirus p china is extending the lunar new year holiday by three days to try to stop the spread of the disease. it has also restricted travel for millions of people. we joined by the bloomberg health care editor. talk us through what we know. we do not know how it spreads or how to stop it. our health officials working around the world? : they have taken extraordinary measures to stop china from travel, especially from wuhan. as well, mongolia taking those kinds of steps. and so even while the world health organization last week has said it is more of a local emergency rather than a global emergency at this point, the situation as changed over the weekend that you are seeing a stepped-up response as a result. the distinction this morning seems to be the incubation period of the given virus. i do not you to play virologist here. we seem t

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