u. s. japan, germany brought italy and the u. k. and canada. these countries are also known as major advance economy. all the group of 7, g 7, major advanced economies. ha, the self appointed global. good guys. we've held together by a both premise of power and some loose ideals about the idea of democracy and so called human rights, which allows the club to keep out the likes of china and india. this week's d 7 summit has already unveiled a so called global pack deal, which will stand out tax havens and full large multinational to call bob at least 15 percent corporation tax loads of x. but say that it's a really good idea, although some say that it doesn't go quite far enough, but it will only get real traction once it's at the g 20. because the g 20 is a much more representative group of countries as opposed to the motley crue of self appointed weld policemen. thanks for this saturday. the father and brother of julian, a songs are calling on the white house to stop handing the wiki leaks co founder. they've traveled from australia to the uni

the export curves that began to years ago by japan on some of the crucial components of semiconductor production. again, south korea really reveals that the u. s. and japan are hoping to benefit from this. the coupling process, and there is a g geopolitical dynamic in this because either you belong in this supply chain or you don't. so that will accelerate the geopolitical divide into the coming years and the export curves are not ended. the hallway band is still in place. we'll have to see not just the economic dimensions of this, but the geopolitical dimensions as well. june teufel, dryer, of course said june parker was talking about the acceleration of the geopolitical divide. and that leads me to something i wanted to ask you, which is could this race to make up for the shortfall ignite political tensions? i'm not sure because he or chinese government of course is the, is the, the reason for most of the political tensions, things were going fine until the chinese began is to use computer chips and rare earth and all kinds of things as economic weapons. so i think there are or did political tensions are, are already there. and i don't think

u. s. and japan, i mean come pick coin be the be security safe. you might say in a country like el salvador, we might not think of it as being a 1st world i'm. so that's a good question. i mean, some of the bitcoin companies, they have, they have their own security rates and it's really hard to know what they are, what they are using because of the key or other regulations. but the point is that perhaps i wanted to catch up and be in the same pages other 1st more countries, as mentioned john, but talking about to new york, i mean come to us with any pressure on el salvador. so to, to change their minds on using this bit coin currency because the move will allow pop cell solvable to move away from the normal banking systems. will it all in an potential sort of us oversight while the what, what we're, what we're talking about here is the, is the, i guess, the digital equivalent of putting the, filling a suitcase full of cash and sending it overboard. right. so it's a really, really interesting question. the tracking is it, is it legal? does it have

u. s. and japan, restricted china gaining shares again in power and that effort. we see a long term goal to freeze, trying it out. and i don't think that the us reverse course and work with china stuck on something like this, particularly after poisoning the well looking at to try to recover rhetoric over the last few years. okay, look joseph, we're going to leave it there but nice to talk. she tonight that was a policy professor. gregory mahoney, thanks for coming on. the news savings, paris police broke up a mass party on friday night after hundreds met in violation of a nighttime curfew. the people ignored, so from distancing rooms as a stones, that face mouth fire, sega dispersed the cry. i was just a few kilometers away, coded restrictions were way that the last moment for tennis bands at the french open. anti american indoctrination that i won us senator has described breakthrough studies in the military citing hundreds of whistleblower complains over the years. she, caleb morphine has more in the story. is woke culture seeping in to the u. s. military. appa

u. s. u k, portugal, switzerland, japan, they, paul, russia, and china as well. and again, been trying to get on top of this before it has the kind of devastation that delta both here and abroad. the white house chief medical advisor anthony found, she said on tuesday, that the delta, the original delta variant, is the biggest threat to america. getting the corbin 1900 pandemic under control. that 20 percent of all the new cases in the us of a delta. very significant increase from nearly 10 percent 2 weeks ago. organizes of next month's tokyo olympics have unveiled tough new rules for spectators, including a ban on alcohol. they say the usual festive mood of the event will have to be suppressed to make sure it's safe and secure. the decision to go ahead with the olympics is highly controversial, but organizes insist all necessary precautions will be taken. how lisa lama is in tokyo, he says the alcohol ban. add to a growing list of restrictions for domestic spectators. the spectators. they have to wear them off all the time. they have to inform the organizing com

u. s. the u. k. switzerland, portugal, japan, poland, may, paul, china and russia. and they are trying to get the delta plus under control, which is something that they weren't able to do with the original delta variant, which we haven't balls in india and abroad. we have the white house chief medical adviser to add to the fact you're saying on tuesday that the original delta variant is america's greatest threat to get included on the control. dr. patrick tang is a medical micro biologist and division chief of pathology science at cedar medical and research center. here in doha. he says the virus will keep evolving. so far we've seen a lot of the, the mutation being recycled by the buyer as it evolving the natural person for the buyers to keep evolving as long as we don't have it under control. so what we've seen with the delta variant and now the delta variant is that you know, the delta baron, it's already a variance of concern in now it picked up an additional mutation that similar to a previous there and the beta variance and, and potentially going to allow the

u. s. the u. k, switzerland, portugal, japan, poland, may, paul, china and russia. and they are trying to get the delta plus under control, which is something that they weren't able to do with the original delta variant, which we have at both in india and abroad. we have the white house chief medical adviser to add to the fact you saying on tuesday that the original delta variant is america's greatest threat to get included on the control and what situation lives across india. when it comes, the cases and the roll out of the cove in 1900 vaccine while the situation has improved a lot in terms of the 2nd way, which killed more than 180000 people mostly in the month of april. and may, that has tapered off in cases have declined in the recorded around 50000 new cases on tuesday to put that in perspective at the height of the 2nd wave about 6 weeks ago, it was reported more than 400000 cases. but the clever task force, members of the clever task force have said that it is crucial that people continue to follow close mine team protocols, especially because most restricti

u. s. south korea and japan are looking for ways to convince pyongyang to stop developing nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles. washington has promised a quote calibrated practical approach. last week leader kim jong gave his 1st reaction to that policy. he ordered his officials to prepare for both dialogue and confrontation with the emphasis on the latter. here's the us and boy, earlier today will be prepared for either because we are still waiting to hear back from our proposal for the meeting. and hopefully coming to dialogue indicates that a positive response. joining us is j will shannon analyst with the open nuclear network. it seems as if the 2 sides aren't really on the same page at all. if the u . s. is talking about dialogue and north korea seems more focused on potential conflict. that's right, it's the united states and it's counterparts in south grand tokyo's. obviously focusing on the dialogue part of the expression that's received much attention last week when comes on when is reported to us said that the country should prepare for both dialogue and confrontation. d expressio

u. s. south korea and japan are looking for ways to convince p yankee stop developing nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles. washington has promised a quote calibrated practical approach. and last week leader kim john gave his 1st reaction to that policy. he ordered his officials to prepare for both dialogue and confrontation with the emphasis on the latter. here's the us and void earlier today . will be prepared for either because we are still waiting to hear back from the proposal for the meeting. and hopefully you can reference the dialogue indicates that a positive response to joining us is j will shannon analyst with the open nuclear network. it seems as if the 2 sides aren't really on the same page at all. if the u . s. is talking about dialogue and north korea seems more focused on potential conflict. that's right, it's the united states and it's counterparts in south grands tokyo's. obviously focusing on the dialogue part of the expression that's received much attention. last week, when kim's on one is repository, said that the country should prepare for both dialogue and confrontation. d

the global minimum tax aims to change that finance ministers from canada, france, italy, japan, britain, the u. s. and germany agreed to the proposal. german finance minister offshore. it's called the break through a tax revolution. text evasion will be more difficult for big companies all over the world. and this is a good message for the people of countries, and especially the big tech guy and giants where you have to pay their fair share. and this is also a good success. after years of negotiations, the agreement on a minimum global tax is historic. the rate is expected to be at least 15 percent amazon and google welcome to compromised by the g 7, finance ministers. a facebook spokesman said the company recognized the proposal and was prepared to pay more tax. the us treasury secretary played a key role in reaching a deal that global minimum checks with in the race to the bottom, corporate taxation, and ensure fairness for the middle class and working people in the us and around the world. a recent study shows the global tax reform would allow the you to collect the hand welcome to the w. just

the global minimum tax aims to change that finance ministers from canada, france, italy, japan, britain, the u. s. and germany agreed to the proposal. german finance minister or law shoulds called the break through a tax revolution. tax raising will be more difficult for big companies all over the world. and this is a good message for the people of our countries, and especially the big tech guy in giants where you have to pay their fair share. and this is also a good success. after years of negotiations, the agreement on a minimum global tax is historic. the rate is expected to be at least 15 percent amazon and google welcome the compromised by the g 7, finance ministers. a facebook spokesman said the company recognized the proposal and was prepared to pay more tax. the us treasury secretary played a key role in reaching a deal that global minimum tax with in the race to the bottom, corporate taxation, and ensure fairness for the middle class and working people in the us and around the world. a recent study shows the global tax reform would allow that you to collect an additional $50000000000.00

the global minimum tax aims to change that. finance ministers from canada, france, italy, japan, britain, the u. s. and germany agreed to the proposal. german finance minister, last shots called the breakthrough a tax revolution. tax evasion will be more difficult for big companies all over the world. and this is a good message for the people of our country. and especially the big tech guy in giants where you have to pay their fair share. and this is also a good success. after years of negotiations, the agreement on a minimum global tax is historic. the rate is expected to be at least 15 percent amazon and google welcome the compromised by the g 7, finance ministers, a facebook spokesmen. so the company recognized the proposal and was prepared to pay more tax. the us treasury secretary played a key role in reaching a deal that global minimum checks within the race to the bottom, corporate taxation, and ensure fairness for the middle class and working people in the us and around the world. a recent study shows the global tax reform would allow that you to collect an additional $50000000000.00 euros

u . s. is the biggest, a donor followed by germany. britain is 3rd, all the other g 7 countries or at least maintaining, if not increasing their aid. so germany from japan, the u. s. there will increasing their a to spike times being tough at home, while the u. k is decreasing, so it's isolating itself just when it needs to be leading the way. prime minister force johnson now faces a major rebellion about the counts. a growing number of m. p 's including the former prime minister, theresa may backing an amendment to force the government to make up the shortfall when it comes to foreign aid. a growing number of voices urging britain to lead from the front. the bar couches era, london, britain is prime minister. his cordial fellow leaders to commit to vaccinating the world against cove at 900 by the end of next year, for his johnson will use a g 7 summit this week to lay out to target perkins. government has pledged to give most of the countries surplus faxing supply to the kovak scheme, which supplies jumps to poor nations. but g 7 ministers have said vaccine sharing will only happen once. domestic situations allow it to go to sunny as a clinical epidemi

u. s. military, when it establishes military bases, is reluctant to ever give them a look at, you know, germany and japan, this is 75 years at the end of world after the end of world war 2, the u. s. is still there in germany, and japan are not threatened by anybody, but the us military bases are, constitutes sort of a leverage over wherever they're located. and so parts of this strategic thinking and traditional thinking in the pentagon is never give up a military base unless you're worse to ok. but then there are those who and this includes buying. and i think it also included trump, who believe that this kind of endless drain of u. s. military force in or in a country that really does not constitute a strategic interest where the united states have an extra special interest, also bogs, the u. s. down and the u. s. would prefer biding, would prefer, as trump preferred to spend that energy in those military forces confronting china, which the empire considers to be a greater threat right now then i'll kind of the peaceful rise of china. and china is essential, especially in asia, has been sort of uninte

u. s. u k, portugal to japan, they, paul, russia and china as well. and again, been trying to get on top of this before it has the kind of devastation that don't both here and aboard. the white house chief medical advisor anthony found, she said on tuesday that the delta, the original delta variant, the biggest threat to america getting the club in 1900 pandemic to control that 20 percent of all the new cases in the us of the delta. very interesting, mythical increase from nearly 10 percent 2 weeks ago. of course, lays metrics around the world, including india, calls have keep you very close eye on this development. but in terms of india was about the cases that are emerging there. and the general role out to the vaccine. well, i suppose if there's any good news in india at the moment that the 2nd wave, which for around 100 more than 180 top 1000 death, most of them in april and may, has tapered off. and cases have declined, and d of a quarter around 50000 new cases on tuesday to put that into perspective, there were more than 400000 cases just over a

u. s. south korea and japan are looking for ways to convince p yankee stop developing nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles. washington has promised a quote calibrated practical approach. and last week leader kim jong gave his 1st reaction to that policy. he ordered his officials to prepare for both dialogue and confrontation with the emphasis on the latter. here's the us envoy earlier today will be prepared for either because we are still waiting to hear back from the proposal for the meeting. and hopefully we can try to dialog, indicates that a positive response. joining us is j. we're sion and analyst with the open nuclear network. it seems as if the 2 sides aren't really on the same page at all. if the u . s. is talking about dialogue and north korea seems more focused on potential conflict. that's right at the united states and it's counterparts in oscar and tokyo is obviously focusing on the dialogue part of the expression that's received much attention. last week, when kim's on one is reported to us, that dad's the country should prepare for both dialogue and confrontation. d, expression fr

u. s. will do his own minimum talks, canada, japan, south korea, china, i do the same and that will cover it. and then if you can, number multi nationals. countries in the global south can introduce a minimal tax at a higher level than 50 percent. you will, i will have an issue. a question for you commission will be whether you countries will go in naturally. and so the germany from spain, i want to introduce the 21 percent medium boxes, war would recommend, they do the same time if they bring it as a directive that will require every country to agree. so it's really important that the countries introduce a strong and high minimum tax, but this will be a negotiation trade english issue. okay, we'll leave it there to myself and thank you for all your expertise. thank you so much bye. and you partnership between beijing and budapest has angered hungarian taxpayers who have to carry the near the 1000000000 euro financial burden. china is building a european campus of its shanghai based sudan university. not only are hungarians to pick up the camp, but no local contractors are to work on the pro

the global minimum tax aims to change that. finance ministers from canada, france, italy, japan, britain, the u. s. and germany agreed to the proposal. german finance minister offshore. it's called the breakthrough a tax revolution. text evasion will be more difficult for big companies all over the world. and this is a good message for the people of our countries. and especially the big tech guy in giants where you have to pay their fair share. and this is also a good success. after years of negotiations, the agreement on a minimum global tax is historic. the rate is expected to be at least 15 percent amazon and google, welcome the compromised by the g 7, finance ministers, a facebook spokesman. so the company recognized the proposal and was prepared to pay more tax. the us treasury secretary played a key role in reaching a deal that global minimum tax within the race to the bottom, corporate taxation, and ensure fairness of the middle class and working people in the us and around the world. a recent study shows the global tax reform would allow that you to collect an additional $50000000000.00 eu

u. s. will do his own minimum talks, canada, japan, south korea, china, i do the same and that will cover it. and then if you can, number multi nationals, countries in the global south can introduce a minimum tax of the high level, the 50 percent. you will, i will have an issue. a question for you commission will be whether you countries will go in naturally. and so the germany from spain, i want to introduce the 21 percent medium boxes, war would recommend they do the same time if they bring it as a directive that will require every country to agree. so it's really important that the countries introduce a strong and high minimum tax, but this will be a negotiation trade english issue. okay, we'll leave it there to myself and thank you for all your expertise. thank you so much bye. let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. the kurdish lead administration in theory is northeastern handed over a dutch woman and 3 children to a delegation from the netherlands and been living in a camp for families of alleged islamic state medicines. european countries have bee

the global minimum tax aims to change that. finance ministers from canada, france, italy, japan, britain, the u. s. and germany agreed to the proposal. german finance minister offshore. it's called the breakthrough a tax revolution. tax evasion will be more difficult for big companies all over the world. and this is a good message for the people of our countries. and especially the big tech guy and giants where you have to pay their fair share. and this is also a good success. after years of negotiations, the agreement on a minimum global tax is historic. the rate is expected to be at least 15 percent amazon and google welcome the compromised by the g 7, finance ministers, a facebook spokesman. so the company recognized the proposal and was prepared to pay more tax the us treasury secretary played a key role in reaching a deal that global minimum tax with in the race to the bottom, corporate taxation. and ensure fairness for the middle class and working people in the us and around the world. a recent study shows the global tax reform would allow the you to collect an additional $50000000000.00 eur

japan. have admitted that they help the former niece and chairman carlos go see the country 2019 michael taylor and his son peter were extradited from the u. s. and much those being held on financial misconduct charges when he escaped to lebanon. he still wanted by police in japan unless a fire has broken out of a chemical plant in the u. s. state of illinois, which fire official officials say will probably burn for days. it's hope to the polluted rather for her from fire. fighting efforts will burn all farther than enter a nearby river. the chem to plant in rocked and manufacturers oil based lubricants . it's not clear what caused the fire. 70 plant workers were safely evacuated from the side with no injuries. police and through lanka have arrested the captain over fire ravaged cargo ship that sank last month off its coast, causing the country's biggest environmental lin, marine disaster. the russian national is being charged with pollution related offences. the ship was carrying nitric acid and other chemicals which officials believe may have caused the fire that burned for 13 days. they bri and plastic pellets have already washed ashore o

u. s. south korea and japan are looking for ways to convince p yankee stop developing nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles. washington has promised a quote, calibrated practical approach. and last week leader kim john gave his 1st reaction to that policy. he ordered his officials to prepare for both dialogue and confrontation with the emphasis on the latter. here's the us and boy earlier today will be prepared for either because we are still waiting to hear back from the proposal for me to and hopefully reference to dialog indicates for the positive response. and joining us is j will shannon analyst with the open nuclear network. it seems as if the 2 sides aren't really on the same page at all. if the u. s. is talking about dialogue and north korea seems more focused on potential conflict. that's right, it's the united states and it's counterparts in south grands tokyo's. obviously focusing on the dialogue part of the expression that's received much attention last week, when kim's on one is reported to us, said that the country should prepare for both dialogue and confrontation. d, expression fro

u. s. leaders of the center of the g 7. of course you have canada and japan and relations have been very tough. i think europe is felt that the u. s. didn't have it back over the last 4 years of donald trump. there's been a lot of trust and i think president biden's saying the u. s. is back yes, that very pleased by that. but to be honest with you, i think some of them are still looking over their shoulder and wondering, is president biden here in the u. s. back for good, or could this just be for years of president biden? and then the return of president trump or another, trump like president. all right, thank you for me. and i matching edits a james base. all course, the other key issue at those discussions at the g 7 summit in the days had is going to be climate change. and even as leaders met in cornwall, that was a sobering reminder of how urgent this issue is. data is revealed, the scale of recent destruction and brazil's amazon rain forest, more than 2 and a half 1000 square kilometers of land was destroyed in the 1st 5 months of this year. that's more

u. s. the u. k, switzerland, portugal, japan, poland, maple, china and russia. and they are trying to get the delta plus under control, which is something that they weren't able to do with the original delta variant, which we haven't balls and to get and abroad. we have the white house chief medical adviser to add to the fact you're saying on tuesday that the original delta variant is america's greatest threat to get included on the control while. and just one month, the world's attention will shift to took care for the delayed 2020 summer olympic games purchased as have been using the occasion to gather outside the japanese olympic headquarters. calling on the government to cancel the games. in a poll, just last month, more than 80 percent of participants said they don't want b lympics to even go ahead. japan health care system is currently struggling with this pandemic and people are worried about a new such and the capital. meanwhile, olympic organizes have imposed a bad on alcohol as part of tough new rules for spectators. they say the usual festive mood at

u. s. will do his own minimum talks, canada, japan, south korea, china, i do the same and that will cover it. and then if you can, number multi nationals, countries in the global south can introduce a minimum tax at the high level. when 50 percent you will, i will have an issue. a question for you commission will be whether you can just go unilaterally. and so the germany from spain, i want to introduce the 21 percent medium boxes wall would recommend they do the same time if they bring it as a directive that will require every country to agree. so it's really important that the countries introduce a strong and high minimum tax, but this will be a negotiation training. okay, we'll leave it there to myself. thank you for all your expertise back. thank you so much bye. the football now and germany begin their european championship campaign against world cup winners. france later this month in munich. the tournament is also the last one for germany coach yogi love. and after a couple of veterans were welcome back to the roster confidence. confidence is higher than ever at their austrian trainin

u. s. certainly isn't going added alone. the u. s. established what are called the art of miss accords, a series of bilateral agreements with other countries, space agencies, including australia, italy, japan, the u. k, and the united arab emirates. the european union has pledge to pursue a more aggressive european space plan to prevent china from out maneuvering and out muscling the u. s. and its partners while creating a more independent program of its own. across the world, the united arab emirates made history recently by becoming the 1st arab nation to send the spacecraft into the martian orbit for a 2 year mission. saudi arabia plants add another $2000000000.00 to its own space program by 2030 and what has become a mentally space race of its own. saudi arabia is one of the main founders of air upset the arab satellite communications organization, which it has a 37 percent stake in. israel also continues to bolster its own space program, its own technology and research. and the iranian space agency continues to launch satellites into orbit. the u. s. is raise concerns about runs potential military goals, using rockets to be repurposed as long range missiles and also runs enhanced spac

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the global minimum tax aims to change that finance ministers from canada, france, italy, japan, britain, the u. s. and germany agreed to the proposal. german finance minister or law shoulds called the break through a tax revolution. tax raising will be more difficult for big companies all over the world. and this is a good message for the people of our countries, and especially the big tech guy and giants. we have to pay their fair share and this is also a good success. after years of negotiations, the agreement on a minimum global tax is historic. the rate is expected to be at least 15 percent amazon and google welcome the compromised by the g 7, finance ministers. a facebook spokesman said the company recognized the proposal and was prepared to pay more tax. the us treasury secretary played a key role in reaching a deal that global minimum tax with in the race to the bottom, corporate taxation and ensure fairness because the middle class and working people in the us and around the world. a recent study shows the global tax reform would allow that you to collect an additional $50000000000.00 eur

well, if you look at the countries of israel's gone, the japan is gone, their indians or india is gone. the u. s. is gone, the china is gone and so on more countries and now private companies want to go there. so if anything the ability to prevent somebody or compete somebody out of this activity is that it become less and less possible as more and more different parties become involved. you count in front of me tonight, washington. keith is always going to talk with you. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. the sports he's now in football, denmark's christian eric has had a distribute later after he suffered a cardiac arrest during his country's opening game at euro 2020 on saturday on the pitch. his teammates fell to 8 to one defeat against belgium, kevin, the boy, and notched a go and assist after coming on as a substitute canceling out denmark's early opening go i jordan, be here to be able to talk about denmark's match against belgium is dave brandon from d, w sports, so they, before we talk about the football, let's talk about christian. eric said that he did his t

japan. have admitted that they helped the former nissan chairman carlos going fleet, the country in 2019 michael taylor and his son that pete who were extradited from the u. s. in march, and he was being held on financial misconduct charges when he escaped lebanon. he still wanted by police in japan. court hearings have begun examining the medical team that cared for argentina football star diego matter though not before his death last year. 7 medical professionals, including his personal physician, are accused of neglecting murder dollar. he died of heart failure. 2 weeks after having brain surgery. medical board investigating is that said, why don't i was not properly monitored for 12 hours before his this now south africa is not traditionally known for growing coffee, but in recent years, changing weather patterns have helped farmers revive in industry that began more than a century ago. from the coastal province, of course, in the past for me to miller reports. dylan cummings is the 3rd generation in his family who farms in the quizlet natal province decades ago. this was a banana farm. now, dylan has turned to coffee. really what you looking at his tem

japan is gone. their indians or india is gone, the, the u. s. is gone, the china is gone, the and so on more countries and now private companies want to go there. so if anything, had the ability to prevent somebody or compete somebody out of this activity is going to become less and less possible as more and more different parties become involved. she's counting. joining me tonight, washington. keith is always going to talk with you. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. my pleasure. india is a 2nd wave of corona virus infections appears to be waning. the focus now is on vaccinating as many people as possible to prevent a 3rd way. the government wants to knock you late, all adults by the end of the year. however, there may not be enough vaccines. and if that weren't challenging enough, vaccine hesitancy among parts of the population making matters even worse. the w namisha nice reports tonight from northern india. if they're trying to get back to the native and these young residents of wrote up in the not indian state of

americans on trial in japan have admitted that they help form a nissan chairman, college cone, flea the country in 20. 19 michael taylor and his son peter were extradited from the u. s. in march. go who was being held on financial misconduct charges when he escaped to lebanon. he still wanted by police in japan. now the trial of the above deposed the unsung suit. she's expected to begin on monday. she's facing a range of charges and is appearing alongside to posed president when min and naples format, man, you know, and to cheat, have been under house arrest since the military seized power. in february. 20 change has more from the time capital bank oak. the latest charges which were released last week, which accused her of taking 600000 dollars and 11 kilograms of gold illegally and using her power and her position to, to buy cheap land. on behalf of a foundation set up in her mother's name, so they're really trying a lot of not i think many people assume that they're just hoping some of that will stick probably today will be just the full mouth is reading those charges. we understand these court cases, these court dates will now take place every monday until almost

u. s. department of fate has a level for do not travel warning for japan. athletes are being required to sign a waiver which states i agree that i partake. so paid in the games at my own risk and own responsibility, including any impact on my participation to and or performance in the games. serious bodily injury or even death raised by the potential exposure to health hazards. such as the transmission of covert 19 and other and factious disease or extreme heat conditions while attending the games with just weeks ago. the associated press is reporting that some 10000 volunteers scheduled to work at the summer olympics, have dropped out games on or off. let's go to r t america, sports h q, and regina ham regina. what's at stake, holland? it is in stay in that we were just thinking, you know, year ago they might actually be canceled. but that's not the case. 630000 tickets originally were given out when in the before time, this wasn't a question whether we're going to happen or not. well now, as of march of 2021, foreign visitors are not allowed at the game. that doesn't mean the athletes

i'm going to tell them to you. japan has the highest corporate tax rate at almost 31 percent with germany close behind the current corporate tax rate in the u . s. is 21 percent. although the, by the ministration would like to raise that. now ireland, the tax rate, they're less than half of what it is and fellow each member germany. that's important. the reason the e u is the base for big tech companies, like facebook and apple. the u. s. and allies in the g 7 appeared to be coalescing around a corporate tax floor, a 15 percent on germany and france would be on board. that rate could take away ireland advantage and attracting companies. and for more on this, we joined by to get bigger masses standing by in london. she's our d. w correspondent there. and we're also joined by dominican longer myers. she's an economics professor at catholics university. i see that ingles dot, welcome to you both big. i want to start start with you. corporate minimum tax is the headline for this meeting today. but the, you can also said that it's worried that big tech won't be hit hard enough. what is the concern exactly? well the u. k. has traditionally had the em

and japan, the new k is down reacting to the news of the u. s. federal reserve will keep interest rates in your 0 until 2023. the next law yearly one percent on thursday, a drop in commodity prices also took a toll to close out the week. now to india, where the sun sax is our 1st green arrow for the week. i t stocks. what gains on friday, pushing the index into positive territory. a new report suggest the economy of india may have contracting 12 percent for the quarter ending in june. as the nation faces the world's worst cobit outbreak and australia, b s. x is also up tax stock, saw gains of 3 percent on friday, while health care stocks were up one percent. meanwhile, the mining sector took a slight hit this week. in south africa, we have a red arrow for the all share following similar trends. as precious metals dropped, nearly 3 percent gold had its biggest decline in nearly 5 months. and the mining sector goldfields limited fell 5.5 percent. the 30 is also down in london, feeling the pressure of those thinking commodity prices. new data shows