as you know the united nations and also transparency international have sat that president will have to have stolen more from the indonesian state than any other president has done and the past between fifteen billion to thirty five billion dollars is the estimate what do you say about that. now but ended up going to come . home when they made that i know a lot of the. swiss that's a lot of the somebody's got a. lot of money class. we can talk about it the gaps. in the. number that made a lot of them i don't. want to shoot them and then they don't have very very. corruption with debbie ben so. it's about to see the new. young young young men get out that sort of. caught up. twenty years ago one thousand in lesions are estimated to have died during the riots that destroyed shopping malls and homes in the capital jakarta at least eighty ethnic chinese women were raped the bloodshed began after the asian financial crisis comes to currency and the stock market crashed the unrest asking me to twenty all just shot for students at the university military and political leaders sad so has to

united nations and also transparency international have sat that i have to have stolen more from the nation state than any other president has done and asked between fifteen billion to thirty five billion dollars is the estimate what do you say about that. nobody'd up. with a new young maybe i don't know a lot of the. swiss that's very good a lot of the somebody's got to. run the glass. but at the gaps or than the. number that made a lot of them i don't. want to do. and they don't have very open on the issue that my dad had. corruption with debbie benn so. maybe it's about your bessie that knew that. a young young young man did at that minute and said i. got up. twenty years ago one thousand indonesians are estimated to have died during the riots that destroyed shopping malls and homes in the capital jakarta at least eighteen ethnic chinese women were raped the bloodshed began after the asian financial crisis caused the currency and the stock market to crash the unrest asking me to twenty all just shot for students at the university military and political leaders sad so has to have l

there at the wrong end of the table when it comes to corruption and conflicts of interest transparency international puts them bottom of the list when it comes to e.u. member states but also down there at the wrong end of the table a countries like rumania greece italy and croatia any piece reserved a real tongue lashing for the government when it came to the rights for minorities the council of europe's commissioner for human rights indicated that he was concerned about the deterioration of the situation as regards racism and intolerance in hungary when it comes to discrimination against vulnerable groups let's say for example here muslim migrants from north africa it's a far worse picture in the netherlands where almost. off say they've been the victim of discrimination italy and france don't fare well here either another area where hungry has crossed the line for parliamentarians arguably the biggest issue many had with viktor orban is the collision course the garion prime minister has been on with brussels over migrants we need more europe you know. i would like to raise the voice of the people

united nations and also transparency international have sat that. has stolen more from the nation state than any other president has done and asked between fifteen billion to thirty five billion dollars ask the met what do you say about that. but ended up. with a new young maybe i don't know a lot of the. seriousness about it a lot of the somebody's got a. lot of money but as a body we can but at the gaps or the. number that made a lot of them i don't. want to do. and you don't have very open of my issue that my dad had. a. corruption with debbie ben so. it's about to see the new that. young young young man did at that minute and said i. got up. twenty years ago one thousand in lesions are estimated to have died during the riots that destroyed shopping malls and homes in the capital jakarta at least eighteen ethnic chinese women were raped the bloodshed began after the asian financial crisis caused the currency and the stock market to crash the unrest asking me to twenty all just shot for students at the university military and political leaders sad

as you know the united nations and also transparency international have sat that president will have to have stolen more from the nation state than any other president has done and asked between fifteen billion to thirty five billion dollars sixty estimate what do you say about that. maybe i don't know a lot of the. swiss that's the. only class. we can talk about of the gaps or the. number of. them and when they don't have very very. corruption with the dead then. it's a bugger to see the new the. young young that sort of. caught up. twenty years ago one thousand in the legions are estimated to have died during the riots that destroyed shopping malls and homes in the capital. at least. eighteen ethnic chinese women were raped the bloodshed began after the asian financial crisis caused the currency and the stock market to crash the unrest asking me to twenty all just shot for students at the university military and political leaders sad so has to have lost his grip and abandoned him politically isolated he stepped down on may twenty first one thousand nine hundred eighty. five regular

and gibraltar in fact they've not even been looked at transparency international is demanding that the e.u. put its own house in order first and then look beyond the e.u. to. on top of this countries that have this new close ties to the e.u. would our allies switzerland or the united states was clear that they would never make it into that list even though recent studies show that they're. pretty jurisdictions and they could actually make it to the list if if it was an object. process. that's music to the ears of the residents of angry law who want the same laws applied to all i believe is by the end of the twenty that we have to comply and we working on that. very diligently and we see no reason why we should not comply so we should go from being on the grey list to being on the good list and certainly not the blacklist. since last year's devastating hurricane erma pressure is growing on the financial sector to keep generating profits for the islanders were and will are to end up on the blacklist it would be another disaster for the island. data has become a commodity now some say it'

you are absolutely right about denmark, it comes out very well in transparency international surveyss is the private sector, and it has to be said that it isn't in denmark where the problem itself was happening. it was in the bank's branches in estonia. they had only bought that operation in 2007. there isa bought that operation in 2007. there is a lot of evidence saying a lot of money has been laundered from people associated with well—known money—laundering operations based in russia and other parts of the former soviet union. having been investigated by a group of independent lawyers, they came to the conclusion that there might have been collusion on the part of people operating in estonia with some of these money—laundering operations. it has to be said that they are not making those accusations about management in denmark. however, the chief executive decided to fall on his sword. andrew, with that image is, thank you. amazon s alexa, for now at least, is the biggest selling home voice assistant on the market. but, rivals ? in particular google ? have been gaining ground in the

of acting as a strongman imprisoning or exile in political rivals the election lucking transparency. international observers in maldives at the moment because all the democratic countries as well the. european union decided that the government had not been obliging that the government had not been doing requesting what they have requested to do before prior to the elections. to. free the party leader. by supreme court of february first but none of these things happened so they decided that they would not observe this election and give any credibility to this election and those critics questioning because of the election would be free and fair so they were proved right on saturday the eve of the poll security police raided the headquarters of the main opposition the mole deep democratic party this latest crackdown to start with the only viable alternative to prison progress a party doesn't suddenly so persistent supporters they say the election was a referendum over the multiuse continues to slide towards authoritarianism even the body of the baby had been forced to come here did not mean that as y

quirks or ak, closely with the prs group in new york, which looks at risk barometers for transparency internationalnd indicators often by the imf in fact. what you are seeing is a dramatic increase in risk. argentina moving from moderate risk into almost high-risk category. you wouldn't have expected this a couple of years ago. >> gavin, thank you. we should note that gavin used to cover emerging markets when he was here at bloomberg. worked with caroline in london. caroline: he hired me. shery ahn: -- scarlet: coming up, tesla gets a downgrade. the details behind that call next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> a look at some the biggest business stories in the news right now. i got -- nike may see some backlash today over their advertising campaign. shares are down as nike is beginning a new ad campaign musk mostly associated with the protests. protest police brutality against afghan americans, he took the neal dunn the national anthem. the iconic just do it tag. down, the head of north that is your bloomberg business flash. now, continuing to decelerate today. >> we are about tesla again. the couple of a

when there is a saudi led investigation by this task force then it tends to be not transparent not meeting international law and in the words of human rights watch was essentially airbrushing any criticism of the saudi led coalition that could lead to them being accused of war crimes and then just a couple of days after that with a three person panel three expert panel from the united nations saying that some incidents that have happened during the war in yemen on both sides could well lead to the possibility of war crimes but they see that would be for a court to decide so for the saudi arabian coalition to come out and say this at this point is very interesting but we do know there's been a lot of pressure on the saudis from the united states and they were told that that was a bomb that was used in the attack on the marketplace and so the saudis may well have responded to that pressure by coming out with this record in the last few hours allan session djibouti for us thank you. after nearly seventy years the united states has cut all funding to a key u.n. agency that supports millions of palestinian r

your biased and transparent by international and domestic election observers and so the election commission agreed to and we were back to the two thousand and thirteen counting process but the officials were trained to count in a different manner so what with the thing is that some of the oprah show some of the. votes accounting according to the twenty per team intelligent process and some officials are counting according to the process that they were trained on they see a right so this is the inconsistency in some in some polling station saying they will showing the ballots each of those at a separate list whereas in some other voting stations we are not seeing this we are not seeing that the i'm. showing i meet about pippa separates me that is he was concerned in the motives because the current incumbent yami in one by a difference of six thousand twenty two warts on late in the twenty thirteen elections and so it was meant in the most but even elections we have an electric the by the two hundred sixty two thousand so it was scary a lot of a lot of why the military action more broadly tha

accountability and transparency. both internally how we operate as a team, and how we represent the people in our districts. we do this internally and externally. and if any of you have done an with seth or any of our staff you have been asked how can we do better? that is important to us. to be accountable to everybody. to take feedback and reincorporate that into how we serve our districts and work with our colleagues. we also do a number of things internally. we have a morning call. really a team sport. i think that is a theme other offices have mentioned. i just wanted to recognize both of our -- two members of our staff are with us. in turns back and it's -- in ach and staff assistant charlotte. they are big part of the external ways we are accountable and transparent. we post our voting history online. we do a lot of events. we make sure we post how fast we respond to our mail. charlotte is the lead behind a lot of that, and often why our mail response is under five days, which is really incredible. the last thing i will say i

and transparent system of international trade and the global economic architecture not to move interest off the developing world. with the new folks summit china is moving further ahead of europe and the u.s. with its engagement in africa germany and other countries have recently begun to intensify their efforts on the continent yet a coordinated european approach remains out of sight now for more on the china african summit let's bring in the w's correspondent catherine one though she joins me from the kenyan capital nairobi catherine sixty billion dollars allegedly no strings attached is this something that african leaders have been pushing for or is a g g m ping's attempt to silence critics in the west. financing that is obviously welcomed by african leaders and african countries that in the same breath during his speech president chinese president xi jinping did say that this investment will not go into vanity projects and that there should be some caution when dealing with projects going forward he also mentioned that poor african nations will be exempt from their interest food loa

investigates allegations into incidents like this past attack then they don't do so with transparency they feel to meet international standards and they say that too often it just ends up being a whitewash and then just a couple of days later when a u.n. panel of experts saying that there were incidents in the war in yemen that could well lead to the possibility of war crimes being raised against a number of individuals so it's interesting that the saudis have decided to come out with this report it is a huge turn from the physicians as it has taken and it's interesting as well that over the last number of days particularly since those two reports that the saudis have come under u.s. pressure to try and do a lot more to reduce the number of civilian casualties in the war in yemen which is now stretching on to almost four years and the other thing to note as well as this report comes out just five days before the saudi allied coalition and others involved in the conflict in yemen are due to sit round the table and talk peace but of course coming underneath the umbrella of the united nations thank you for that update

involved in investigating incidents that happened in yemen they were doing to international standards that they weren't transparent as they weren't clear on what they were doing in many times they suggested there was a whitewash of the results so obviously we expect to get some more information coming out of saudi arabia in the next few hours but this seems like a remarkable u. turn from the saudis who is a c says that when the bus was hit this was a legitimate military operation no they're saying there was something seriously wrong with the way this operation was carried out they've analyzed the evidence and of course we know wait to see what the next steps will be most of all to the families who were involved in this and had to bury their children but also those who carried out as i said time allocation live for us in djibouti yeah those are the headlines up next here on algeria who can china's democracy experiment. unless we have new generations growing up to understand better all relationship with another. soon there will be nothing left and will suffer primatologist and conservationist dr jane goodall towards

grown into the largest platform for international cooperation it aims to deliver benefits for certain consultation and cooperation the initiative is old been transparent and inclusive it is based on international routes and laws and it aims to achieve environments. friendly and sustainable development it is about pursuing common prosperity sue greater complimentarity participating countries by september this year over one hundred thirty countries and international organizations have signed agreements on belt and road cooperation with china next year china will host the second belden road forum and we welcome parties to attend this event china is the largest developing country in the world not just friends and cooperation and solidarity with other developing countries has been and will continue to be the staunch strategic priority for china's diplomacy this is determined by what defines china as a country and by the system and values china paltz no matter how much china has grown in strength and however the international landscape may change this strategic priority of china will remain unchanged madam president the u. and is the premium platform to adv

transparent investigation, and call on the parties not to take reactions without providing full, irrefutable evidence of the involvement of one side or another. we think the council as the main body for ensuring internationaln consistent in acting on solid facts and evidence is to take an objective and transparent decision. representative of kazakhstan. i now give the floor to the representative from ethiopian. we thank the uk delegation for the briefing and outcome of the investigation on the salisbury incident. we also take note of the statement by the prime minister, of the united kingdom, to the parliament, which was circulated to the council yesterday. furthermore, we have seen summary of the report on activities carried out by the 0pcw in support of a request for technical assistance by the united kingdom released two days ago. our position on the use of chemical weapons is well—known. and we strongly condemn any use of chemical weapons by any state, or non—state actor. use of chemical weapons is unacceptable and it constitutes a serious violation under international law. that said, we understand that there is still a number of issues that require further clarification, and u nfortu nately we further

this team goes to investigate incidents like this too often they fail to meet international standards particularly in transparencyand then experts from the united nations said to that other countries should stop selling weapons to both sides involved in the conflict in yemen they didn't mention any names but clearly they were looking specifically at the united states the u.k. and france are supplying the circulate coalition and also iran who are supplying the site as you say the department of defense in the united states which is come under pressure from a number of people in recent weeks because of u.s. involvement in this coalition and the number of incidents that have been were civilians have been killed welcomed this report by this thirty investigation team will be interesting to see. the say that those. who are involved in this should be held responsible for their actions and should be punished exactly what that means. it was an attack which threw international condemnation and left the parents of forty children crying over their graves eleven others are also killed in the attack on a crowded market in who t

behavior, the international community needs to continue to defend the laws and ends to tuitions that safeguard our citizens against .hemical weapons if this is why the important of using transparent mechanisms to actors to account. allow me to summarize the steps that we believe should be taken by the international community. againstto work together the use of cw around the world that we saw most recently violated on the streets of the u.k. we need to build further the capability to attribute the use of chemical weapons. there can be no place for such incidents installed very again. toneed to shine a light undermine the rule of law and interfere in the domestic lives of other countries citizens. we need to make best use of our established methods, including and threats to our society and ways of life. quarrel with the russian people. we continue to hold out hope that we will once again enjoy with the partnership governance of this great nation. we have fought alongside russian troops in the second world war, but we will respond robustly threatened,urity is when the lives of our citizens are endangered and when the norm and rules of the system are flouted in such a brazen and reck

provide a robust consultation with both house and senate rules that would be transparent and open to all. the international trade commission and the department of commerce vetted each petition to determine eligibility based on this new criteria. each of these agencies made great efforts to evaluate each one of the thousands of petitions against the high standards set out in the amca. i would like to thank all of the staff who worked diligently do so. senator wyden and i also worked closely with our colleagues throughout this entire process to resolve any concerns that they may have with any of the included products. in the end i think we crafted a bill that we all can be proud of because it will help american businesses and it will help them compete around the world. the passage of the miscellaneous tariff bill, in conjunction with the successful implementation of tax reform, will continue to expand the american workforce, improve the american economy, and keep america competitive. and, finally, mr. president, i'm also here today to talk about the passage of an incredibly important bill to individuals and

international security agreements. this committee is responsible to conduct oversight and get answers. this administration's lack of transparency about what was said and agreed to is disturbing in light of the ongoing investigation into the trump campaign's ties to russia which has so far produced nearly 200 criminal charges and active indictments in which individuals have pled guilty. vladimir putin is not a friend of the united states and the american people. he's a brutaldictator whose values are contrary to our own . given how little we know about what transpired in helsinki, how can we trust that the president didn't offer purposefully or otherwise sensitive information that could put our citizens, soldiers or allies in danger? how can we trust that he didn't commit to actions or agreements that might be dark interest and given that we still don't know the details relating to russia's involvement in the election, how can we trust that what was discussed between trump and his supporters vladimir putin didn't compromise the president ability to support and defend the constitution against our enemies? these are basic question

international companies would like to get involved more. the eu is communicating along the same lines. this is an area where improving transparencyture success of belt and road. stephen: so, plenty of roadblocks along the way, but there is also a sea of opportunity. trillions are to be spent. so who along the belt and road stands to benefit the most? >> i think they are shifting toward better managed countries and it is a more general financing of infrastructure, so countries such as brazil, south africa, east africa, they have vast infrastructure needs and there is a lot of potential for this to work out. so if you think of this as a chinese master plan for where infrastructure should be, it will not work out. that is not realistic. >> at the end of the day, money is the ultimate driver. if chinese firms can provide elevated, or construct elevated will not work out. light rail projects, for instance in india, whether it is construction companies, there is an opportunity to make money by partnering with chinese companies, then they will do so. so at the end of the day, money will drive this process forward. >> i think the closest

transparency measures into law. assembly member phil ting along with others held a news conference today to talk about the importance of these bills. one of them would give the public access to it about -- public internal investigations of police shootings statewide. the other would allow the release of body camera footage of those incidents. >> we believe that providing greater transparency to the public, greater transparency to our communities will really help build back that relationship. but also in particular, help build that trust. and i think that is really what these two bills are really about. >> police labor unions oppose those two measures, saying they could put officers at risk. governor brown has not taken a position on either measure. >>> new details now on a story we told you about yesterday. this little baby, 6-month-old kingston, who has been on life support at children's hospital in oakland is at stanford hospital. this after the family was told doctors at children's were planning to take the child off of life support. kingston has been hospitalized since last month when he went into cardiac arrest and stopped breathing -- breathing at the family's home in fairfield. >>> coming up, a

transparency. how we represent the people in our districts. we do this internally and externally. an event you have done with seth or our staff you have been asked how can we do better? that is important to us. to be accountable to everybody. to take feedback and reincorporate that into how we serve our districts and work with our colleagues. we do a number of things. we have a morning call. this is a team sport. recognize both are -- to members of our staff are with us. our staff, they are big part of the external ways we are accountable and transparent. -- our votingte history online. of events. we make sure we post how fast we've respond to our mail. thatotte is the lead in and why our mail response is under five days. the last thing i will say is if set for here he would tell us we are not going to rest on our laurels. we are committed to vote for these principles and hope in the next year to do more and innovate and be accountable. thank you very much. -- it comes with the commitment to do more. thank you. >> twitted five the winners for the democracy award for a lifetime ach

international security agreements. this committee has a constitutional authority to conduct oversight and get answers. the ministrations lack of transparency about what was said and agreed to is particularly disturbing in light of the ongoing investigation into the trump campaigns ties to russia, which has so far produced nearly 200 criminal charges, and active and diced -- indictments under which individuals have already pled guilty. vladimir putin is not a friend of the american people, he is a brutal dictator whose repressive values are completely contrary to our own. given how little we know about what transpired in helsinki, how can we trust that the president didn't offer, purposely, or otherwise, sensitive information that could put our soldiers or allies in danger. how did we know that the president did not commit the united states towards actions against our united interests. how can we trust that what was discussed between president trump and his admitted supporter vladimir putin did not compromise the president's ability to support and defend the constitution of the united states against our enemies. these are basic questions, t