corruption that's the damning conclusion of the latest corruption perceptions index from transparency international the anti-corruption watchdog annually ranks countries according to how international business executives evaluate corruption in the country in question not that this ranking goes by the perception of corruption not by documented evidence of it for africa there were few improvements this year sub-saharan africa is the lowest scoring region on the index again somalia came in last place for the seventh year in a row followed by south sudan as despite african leaders declaring twenty eight in the african year of anti corruption but top performers in the region includes the shells followed by botswana and cape verde both countries scores were raised for having functioning democratic and governance systems both ivory coast and senegal improved significantly for the second year in a row mainly due to legal and policy reforms as well as a stranger a stronger rather political will against corruption in the two countries now already of zero is the worst in terms of perceived corruption and a re

so we're going to talk more about this report now with the chair of transparency international delia for rubio she's of course joining me here right now delia there's a lot going on in this report what stands out most you well i think that one thing we should have is that for the first time for instance u.s. is not in that twenty countries performing well in terms of transparency the u.s. lost four points this year it was not surprising if you are following quite scotland there in terms of conflicts of interest harassment to the press and they attack on separation of powers and things like that but it is something that we can highlight . brazil also lost some points there and brazil just like the u.s. to populist candidates elected saying they're going to fight corruption but you've drawn a connection between corruption and populism or at least the. democratic crisis. there is a correlation between weakness of democratic institutions and high level soft corruption and with populist leader on top of the new president as just took office so it's not reflected in the last. course. seein

corruption that's the damning conclusion of the latest corruption perceptions index from transparency international corruption the watchdog annually ranks countries according to how international business executives evaluate corruption in the country in question this ranking goes by the perception of corruption not by documented evidence of it for africa there were few improvements this year sub-saharan africa is the lowest scoring region on the. last place for the seventh year in a row followed by south sudan despite african leaders declaring twenty eighteen the african year of corruption top performers in the region includes the shells followed by botswana and cape verde both countries scores were raised by having functioning democratic governance systems both ivory coast and senegal improve significantly.

the verdict of the latest corruption perception index published by the nonprofit group transparency internationalthe annual report ranks countries according to perceptions of public sector corruption largely by the business community the top and bottom of the list might not be surprising but there is a bit of movement in between. despite its dreary weather denmark regularly features in the top five on the world happiness index and maybe that's partly because the danes feel they can trust their public officials in recent years denmark and new zealand have consistently top transparency international's list and twenty eighteen was no different denmark once again landed the top spot on the corruption perceptions index scoring eighty eight points one and a head of new zealand in second place on eighty seven finland singapore sweden and switzerland all tied for third norway the netherlands canada luxembourg germany and britain make up the rest of the top ten at the other end of the scale reclusive north korea and war torn yemen tided a lowly fourteen points were trailed by a war zone south sudan and sy

to control corruption that's the conclusion the latest corruption perceptions index from transparency international the lobby group fighting graft and corruption annually ranks countries by how corrupt their citizens think their own country's public sector is not that this ranking goes by the perception of corruption not by documented evidence well looking at the asia pacific region the results are quite sobering countries that have made little progress the region's most uncorrupt country was new zealand which came in second place globally singapore and australia followed closely behind the hong kong and japan came in fourth and fifth spot on the other side north korea comes in last new guinea and cambodia fell about afghanistan were among the region's most corrupt states asia pacific is on par with the americas in its lack of progress in the fight against corruption and as well the western europe and the e.u. concerns he says one reason for asia falling behind is a weakening of democratic institutions and rights this is how his country scored let's broaden our view a bit. despite its dreary weathe

course corruption is also a very big topic here guard so to that end i spoke to the chair of transparency international that's an anti-corruption watchdog her name is miss dahlia rubio and i asked her whether globalization posed any more risks for the battle against corruption given of course that the advancement of technology makes corruption in the form of money laundering easier here's what she had to say. i think that technology is a tool and. use for the good purposes so technology can help in the fight against corruption in terms of facilitating information facilitating people to organize and to morning tor probably contracts for instance but it also facilitates the moving of money with the speed of a clique in the computer and this complicates money laundry investigations and also facilitate this kind of corruption so technology is not the tool that will solve all of the problems in terms of transparency but it depends on how we use technology for now you argue that one of those most important tools of course is education you've argued that our future generations have to be taught the values of

about how his country rated as the top african country in transparency by transparency international will adjust. this is the first time that botswana is represented here in davos the african nation is rated number one by transparency international's corruption perception index and i have botswana president. with us thank you very much for joining us thank you pleasure this is africa and african nations problems being properly addressed here in davos well to the extent that i have attended the sessions that i did i think most appropriately and very well represented by the leaders who are here african nations were largely left behind in the last industrial revolution this next industrial revolution which is being addressed here at the world economic forum are african nations going to keep up this time. no african nations are not going to keep up they're going to own it well you sound extremely confident how will they own it well look at history if you look at africa . most of the mineral wealth natural resources africa is a repository of that. human resource human capital young people

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. without our allies switzerland or the united states it was clear that they would never make it into the list even though recent studies show that. they are still procedures the actions and that they could actually make it to the list if if if. it was an objective process. and that's music to the ears of the residents of angry law who want the same laws applied to all i believe it's 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 has grown 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

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the watchdog group transparency international faulting the u.s.hat it calls threats to the american system of checks and balances > denmark led the survey as the least corrupt in the world. >>> angela merkel accepting the fulbright prize. the award citing her leadership and strong commitment to international cooperation and peace. >>> and kohl's collaborating with newly rebranded weight watchers international now called ww to test wellness initiatives. the plan includes the debut of the first in store ww studio, which will be in chicago >>> you're up to date. that's the news update back downtown to you guys. morgan, back to you. >> sue herera, thank you >>> when we return, all eyes on apple in today's trading with earnings just hours away it is lower now, down a half percent after being up nearing 1% earlier in the session. tim coats' revenue warning earlier this month, tell you what the street is expecting from q2 guidance this afternoon on the heels of that more "squawk alley" straight ahead. stay with us >>> welcome back the justice department

election didn't comply with international. transparent it didn't have any opponents and it didn't have any international observers. today. ranking officials from the government will not be allowed to enter any of the member countries it was expected in the last few weeks that at least. would break diplomatic relations with. foreign minister said that they are increasingly worried about the humanitarian and political situation in. foreign minister countries. do not take off again. as a specialist in the us latin american relations she says the lima groups trying to restore democracy in venezuela. well actually they do not recognize the government because they consider the go over make is illegitimate. you may recall when my daughter won the elections it was so without the participation of the opposition so that's why they them believe in transpired in c. of these elections and actually they are trying to send a message like go back to dialogue let's go to negotiate is the best way in more of their to do to get back to. their more korat the

office again on january the tenth they said that the election didn't comply with international standards it was not transparent it didn't have any opponents and it didn't have any international observers now the group decided today. officials from the government will not be allowed to enter any of the member countries it was expected in the last few weeks that at least a rule would break diplomatic relations with minister. and minister said that they are increasingly worried about the humanitarian and political situation in venezuela foreign minister said the country's urge president to step aside and do not take off again on january the. sun a shot as i specialise in u.s. latin american relations and director of international consulting the layman group is trying to help restore democracy and it is failing. well actually they do not recognize they go over men because they consider the go over make is illegitimate. you may recall when my daughter won the elections it was without the participation of the opposition so that's why they them believe in transpired in seo these elections and actually they are trying

office again on january the tenth they said that the election didn't comply with international standards it was not transparent it didn't have any opponents and it didn't have any international observers now the lima group decided today that high ranking officials from the venezuelan government will not be allowed to enter any of the member countries it was expected in the last few weeks that at least through would break diplomatic relations with venezuelan foreign minister said that they are increasingly worried about the humanitarian and political our situation in venezuela foreign minister said that the countries urge president a little to step aside and do not take office again on january the tenth in the southwest of colombia community leaders and human rights advocates are being killed at a rate of one every three days they've been targeted by armed groups fighting for control of land to cultivate drugs but the rate of killings has risen since the government signed a peace deal with fark rebels two years ago. reports of. hundreds of the indigenous people attend the funeral of. a young community leader he

president to take over office again on january tenth they said didn't comply with international standards not transparent it didn't have any opponents and it didn't have any international observers group decided today. officials from the government will not be allowed to enter any of the member countries it was expected in the last few weeks that at least. would break diplomatic relations with. and minister said that they are increasingly worried about the humanitarian and political situation in. foreign minister said the country's urged president. not to take off again on january the tenth in the southwest of colombia community leaders and human rights activists are being killed at a rate of one every three days targeted by armed groups fighting for control of land to cultivate drugs but the rate of killings as an increased sense of peace deal was signed with years ago as reports of. hundreds of people attend the funeral of a. community leader. there are of human rights shot dead in the kalka region of colombia his brother says it's only seen we're speaking out he made a strong statement against armed a

office again on january the tenth they said that the election didn't comply with international standards it was not transparent it didn't have any opponents and it didn't have any international observers group decided today that. officials from the government will not be allowed to enter any of the member countries it was expected in the last few weeks that at least. would break diplomatic relations with the. foreign minister said that they are increasingly worried about the humanitarian and political situation in. foreign ministers of the countries urged. to not take office again. still to come here. human rights defenders colombia we look at the unintended consequences of a peace deal with the rebels. and hong kong reporting on the. artwork behind one of the city's traditional games is disappearing. from a fresh breeze. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. hello get a welcome back to international weather forecast with this i want to take you over here towards poland notice we're seeing a lot of clouds on the map that also has a lot of snow as well and this is what it's looking like in southern

election didn't comply with international standards it was not transparent it didn't have any opponents and it didn't have any international observers group decided today higher ranking officials from the ministry of government will not be allowed to enter any of the member countries it was expected to in the last few weeks that at least peru would break diplomatic relations with ministers foreign minister said that they are increasingly worried about the humanitarian and political situation in venezuela foreign minister said that the countries urge president little to step aside and do not take office again and generally the. u.s. television network c.b.s. has refused a request by egypt to stop the broadcast of an interview with president abdel fatah sisi in the interview with current affairs show sixty minutes sisi says the egyptian army is working alongside israel against eisel fighters in north sinai he also denies egypt is holding tens of thousands of political prisoners. private data belonging to hundreds of german politicians including chancellor angela merkel has been published

internal audit function together with our performance program and several other mandates and wrap them up into one charter section which is about the city's performance analysis it's reporting those things to the public, transparency, growing and expanding specifying the internal audit function. there's a number of specific charter mandates that our program is responsive to which we'll touch on. there's a specific mandate to a measure and report on the city's streets parks sidewalk standards and how we're doing. there's a specific mandate for whistleblower program. specific mandate for reporting on the city's management and employment practices and how well they serve public services. then some broad general mandates about transparency, reporting to the public and working to keep our performance reporting at a very high level as is the expectation of local governments now. there's two units. my part which is performance and technical analysis and then tonia's part which is internal audit section. we listed on the slide the basic mandates. the performance measurement side for our part, if you spend some time exploring our website, you'll see a long list of reports. but probably the more interesting and dynamic cons

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was not free and as fighting see it less of but also as it was not free and transparency that's why or people in the international community broadly not the whole international community but the western world they they consider that the mother has said the state of it's ill just to say that the opposition is really take their short field guns and it's fair to say that the opposition mostly did not take part in this but maybe that was a mistake. well there are some people who think it was but the problem is really that the government gave them very little time to get organized it brought the election forward by six or seven months it was supposed to be held in december and the opposition was divided over whether it was wise to take part in an election in which the conditions were clearly rigged against them a small part of the opposition did participate but eventually repudiated the results on the grounds that my daughter had violated electoral law now of course we're in a situation where domestic heavy opposition doesn't recognize my daughter internationally several dozen countries including some of the most impo

publicly undermine israel's image you voted on of there you're watching r t international there's a tug of war over transparency at the world's biggest defense department and it's our next story after the break. what politicians do. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or something i want to be honest. that's why the press is what the forecast three in the morning can't be good that i'm interested always in the waters in the crowd. i sit. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. and spearing dramatic development that only. exists i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical. to sit down in. florida. charged with overseeing u.s. defense department spending says there's a major lack of transparency in the military but that stands against president trump who apparently wants even less openness especially when it comes to afghanistan. kind of stuff as we're fighting wars and they're doing reports and releasing it to the public now the public needs the enemy the enemy returns repor

orderly legal we now or toppling of the government in the election transparent election that election to be monitored by the international. a union minister to show that specialize in monitoring elections and after that you will see the people who are supporting n.c.p. or end up are. all what is the star you know somebody of the people who are supporting the opposition and babies we i think that we will avoid this situation that. you have. to stand up where in the final many of the shadow video shows of his playing as you say i ring find many of these discussions ok we would have to yes then actually what the government proposed now to fix the problems the economic problems that we are facing will hop on my own so that. they are now the. well yes no no. no. it is that is the plan. mr ravenel can you have to leave it there maybe we have to remember not how to leave the dance there with the idea but you also write about and we will keep up to date we can't tell next. by the time it's going very fast thank you so much we will continue this discussion online and offline online even if the piano feel and see dad national i'm

you go down of there you're watching out international there's a tug of war over transparency at the world's biggest defense department it's our next story after the break. in the house she's literally in the house she's in the house she's in the house of representatives and as you point out the camera can't take as i often are and this is the old donald trump trick where the media cannot resist focusing on trump they gave him billions of dollars with the free advertising and he became president of the state. in a world of big partisan lot and conspiracies it's time. to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. welcome back the organization charged with overseeing u.s. defense department spending says there's a major lack of transparency in the military that stands against president trump who apparently wants even less o

orderly legal we now or toppling of the government in the election transparent election that elections be monitored by the international. union institutions that specialize in monitoring elections and after that you will see the people who are supporting n.c.p. or any other. or what is the mystery the number of the people who are supporting the opposition and babies we i think that we will avoid this situation that. we're in the final minute of his shout of illusions of his playing as you say iran find in many of these discussions ok we would have to yes then actually what the government proposed now to fix the problems the economic problems that we are facing on hop on my own so that. when they have an hour. probably what all of us not know them by the. know look this. is the worst baby. mr ravenel can have to leave it there let me go make a living up to remember not having to leave you again with the idea of what you also write about and we will keep up to date we want to know how bell next. rattle . by the time is going very fast thank you so much we will continue this discussion online and offline online even if th

it fell short of international guarantees and standards essential for a free, fair and transparent democraticprocess. the government of paraguay was the first to break off the -- break off relations with the government of maduro. it has taken a lead in supporting various initiatives and appeals and efforts seeking to bring about an effective dialogue to the government of nicolas maduro and the various political groups that make up the opposition in coordination with the number countries and the organization of american states. paraguay was one of the six states that requested last september that the prosecutor of the international criminal court open an investigation on a possible commission for crimes against humanity in venezuela. paraguay in this council reiterates its full support and recognition for the national assembly, which was legitimately elected in 2015. the government of paraguay toterates its recognition juan guiado, in conformity with the constitutional provisions of its brother and countries. aidorust that president gui would begin the peaceful tradition process in venezuela,

was not free and as fighting see it less of but also as it was not free and transparency that's why or people in the international community broadly not the whole international community but the western world they they consider that the mother has said the state of it's ill just to say that the opposition to really take their short field guns and it's fair to say that the opposition mostly did not take part in this but maybe that was a mistake. well there are some people who think it was but the problem is really that the government gave them very little time to get organized they brought the election forward by six or seven months it was supposed to be held in december and the opposition was divided over whether it was wise to take part in an election in which the conditions were clearly rigged against them a small part of the opposition did participate but eventually repudiated the results on the grounds that my daughter had violated electoral law now of course we're in a situation where domestic heavy opposition doesn't recognize my daughter internationally several dozen countries including some of the most im

it also represent -- also talked about transparency between the two. paul: fosun internationalect will include the is a cook brand. they are targeting the $660 billion to resume industry in china and have their sites set for 15% and 20% of sales. toy: tesla has a green light sell the model three across europe and deliveries will start next month. europe is a priority for elon musk with the mid side -- midsized market larger than in the u.s. they may even fly following the of tax credits in the u.s. this year. paul: the trudeau government will continue to work with china even amid newly strained relations. we will hear from jim carr coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ erg. ♪ place, the xfinity xfi gateway. and it's strengthened by xfi pods, which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. su: you are watching daybreak asia. british prime minister theresa may is set to have dropped -- said to have dropped the idea of getting

that the white house was an africa for international morality and he's right and this white house requires transparency meant nothing else get it and they think but was thing my arm by blackmailing me back a hundred and forty four million dollars it to me including hospitals in jerusalem the only cancer center i sampled the french hospital but in two hundred thirty million dollars of these poor palestinians and three hundred four million dollars from united nations relief and works agency they think they can i can't say instead will to still jerusalem course not superpowers look. let me let me ask you this let me say one sometimes throughout history we've seen powers and super powers come and go anyone who puts is at your logic conviction believe above has sought will doom us and them. and president trump look i have six hundred twelve pages of minutes when i summarize them i'm not only worried about palestinians and israelis think more about you when you're on it it's far more about latin america really got our america i'm worried about the spanish waking up one morning finding out barcelona the capit

was not free and as fighting see it less of but also as it was not free and transparency that's why or people in the internationalcommunity probably not the whole international community but the western world they they consider that the mother would decide the fate of its ill just to say that the opposition had not really take their ship short field guns and it's fair to say that the opposition mostly did not take part in this but maybe that was a mistake. well there are some people who think it was but the problem is really that the government gave them very little time to get organized they brought the election forward by six or seven months it was supposed to be held in december and the opposition was divided over whether it was wise to take part in an election in which the conditions were clearly rigged against them a small part of the opposition did participate but eventually repudiated the results on the grounds that my daughter had violated electoral law now of course we're in a situation where domestic heavy opposition doesn't recognize my daughter internationally several dozen countries including some of

the rule of the constitution and have the guarantee of a very, very transparent result with the observation of all the international community. that's very important. in venezuela, at the beginning chavez has a lot of money and was very popular. there were international electoral observation, it disappears. , the peopleelection from the garage a -- from nicaragua and cuba. they were not exactly the people you want to be observing a free election but that was the electoral observation we had in venezuela from many, many years ago. to achieve this goal, juan guaido has received the support of the venezuelan people. you can see that there. these are pictures of several cities in venezuela, in 350 cities, and there were demonstrations like that every part in the world. if you see the pictures in other capitals , a friend of mine who is from chile told me that the meeting of venezuelans and others who follow juan guaido was as big as the one, the last one that the president had for the ending of his electoral campaign. 10,000, several thousand people in the streets of san diego. it happens in bogata, inside in santiago,

transparency will start in 2019. one allows public access to internal investigations as well as records involving sexual assaults by an officer. the 2nd measure doesn't take effect until july it. will require body camera video of police shootings to be released with in 45 days unless it would interfere with the investigation. >>> new gun control laws also take effect. starting today a lifetime firearm ban goes into effect for anyone convicted of a misdemeanor domestic violence offense. another requires gun stores to post warning signs about the risks and rules of handling guns and minimum age to buy a long gun will go up to 21. >>> a new safety warning if you are going to sierra. what you should avoid doing. >> and a rescue on the slopes. how 140 people were brought to safety after getting trapped on a ski lift. >> it's a cool, breezy, dry start to the year. we will have a look at the current conditions and when the wind advisories are expected to expire for the hills and when we may see rain enter the bay area coming up. . >>> new video after a rescue on the slopes. 140 people are safe but they got trapped on the ski

protest violence and a very tense political situation the international community has given venezuela and ultimatum we expect the holding of free transparent and credible elections and if such a step is not announced within eight days we are ready to recognize one guy do as interim president we will recognize him as constitutional interim president if new elections are not announced within eight days. in his billion if elections are not announced within eight days we stand ready to recognize one why don't as the interim president of venezuela but what depend as well and think about this decision is it for another country to decide the destiny of the other let's see what venezuelans up to say about this situation but if they are we're not going to be able to get out of this crisis overnight we need help from stable countries and the us is a stable country you're not i do not recognize why i do always the interim president and the government of the us must respect the position of us and as a whelan's who have elected president my guru where a fair election would see well yes and no but there is sometimes to eat personally i say that yeah sho

legal we was having now or toppling up the government in the election transparent election that elections be monitored by the international. union institutions that specialize in monitoring elections and after that you will see the people who are supporting n.c.p. or any other. or what is the mystery the number of the people who are supporting the opposition and babies we i think that we will avoid this situation that. you have. to stand up and where in the final minute of his shout of illusions of his playing as you say iran find many of these discussions ok we will have to yes then actions what the government proposed now to fix the problems the economic problems that we are facing on hop on my own so that. when they have an hour. well yes no no. no. it is that is. mr rabin welcome you have to leave it there maybe not living up to remember not having to leave the dance there with the idea but you also write about it and we will keep up to date we want to know how about next. by the time is going very fast thank you so much who will continue this discussion online and offline online even if the piano feel in sudan nation