has demanded that the w.t. o.ddress what it called china's failure to embrace the open market policies on which the institution was founded the european ambassador to the w.t. o. admitted there needs to be reform. for the long given of the. multilateral trading system the rules need to be updated when we hope that we would also find china as a constructive partner but trump has already raised the stakes he's walking appointments to the w t o o's appeals chamber to replace judges as their terms expire unless he relents the world's trade disputes system will be unable to operate by the end of twenty nineteen or sooner. well businesses here in europe. watching the current interior minister meeting and spoke on migration with mixed feelings because stricter border controls are a contradiction to what the schengen area is about namely open borders that allow for a free flow of goods and services as well as people stricter controls their false threaten the concept of just in time cross borders supply chains business wan

has demanded that the w.t. o. address what it called china's failure to embrace the open market policies on which the institution was founded the european ambassador to the w t o admitted there needs to be reform. for the long given of the. multilateral trading system the rules need to be updated and we hope that we would also find china as a constructive partner but trump has already raised the stakes and blocking appointments to the w t o o's appeals chamber to replace judges as their terms expire unless he relents the world's trade disputes system will be unable to operate by the end of twenty nineteen or sooner. twenty seven. seen wasn't a good year for the u.s. in terms of foreign direct investment the amount of money coming into america from overseas plunged thirty two percent compared to the previous year and that is the second consecutive year of decline some international firms including foxconn to dialogue continue to invest but according to the o.e.c.d. many held back on investment decisions as they wait

has demanded that the w.t. o.address what it called china's failure to embrace the open market policies on which the institution was founded the european ambassador to the w.t. o. admitted there needs to be reform. for the long given of the. multilateral trading system the rules need to be updated in we hope that we will also find china as a constructive partner but trump has already raised the stakes and blocking appointments to the w t o's appeals chamber to replace judges as their terms expire unless he relents the world's trade disputes system will be unable to operate by the end of twenty nineteen or sooner. comcast tests. sweetened it's a bid for pan-european t.v. group sky to more than thirty four billion dollars the entertainment firm raising its offer to oust rival twenty first century fox which up to the stakes just hours earlier rupert murdoch's fox already owns parts of sky but hopes to take control of the entire company comcast is also embroiled in a takeover battle with disney for fox entertainment a

i think that's what trump is declaring here, that we're not going to be ruled by w.t. o. >> it's also interesting that we're hearing this comes down what the president sees as being fair or unfair. christine, this is a common word the president used in terms of his messaging, all about affairness. and that is a wore that plays well with the american public. >> he's really confident that the economy is so strong here and people around him think it is so strong here that he can get tough and stay tough on trade here and ultimately, they think that worldwide tariffs are going to come back down more like what the u.s. is paying and more fair along u.s. lines, u.s. rates. that's what they want to see. there's escalation and retaliation is a real word. you have canada imposing tariffs yesterday on a bunch of stuff on the u.s., $12.5 billion, that's exactly the amount that was the steel and aluminum tariffs, everything from steel products, 25% steel tariffs and maple syrup and coffee. we talk about cars, that's the ril big game globally. >> and when we look at that big game, yo

w.t. all the w t o called the most favored nation rule which basically means that if one nation gives an advantageto another nation it has to give the same advantage to all of the other members of the w. cio so it's likely that china at will at least will try to take part in this discussion i'm sure that it was in for us at the frankfurt stock exchange thank you so potentially an easing in trade tensions between the u.s. and the e.u. but it doesn't seem as if china will be afforded the same treatment it is now a matter of hours before a fresh round of import tariffs a set to go into effect between china and the united states and if that comes to pass on friday experts say that is the moment we can really talk about a full blown trade war while one side punishes the other the consequences could chip away at both economies and the paychecks of chinese and american consumers. these car enthusiasts in beijing regularly meet up to take their jeeps for a spin the vehicles were imported from the united states. paid to france seventy five thousand u.s. dollars for his that's around thirty thousand dollars

w.t. ole so within w t o s we are fine what we do in your so we cannot just say we change everything we do in europe we want to stay on international markets we are open for it. ok i don't know her i think we should do it in future all right well we'll have to see what happens that thank you very much for that. you're watching news from dublin got more coming up in the next hour or so forget to get all the leads in from the information and news on the album site because well that's. the. climate change. sustainability. environmental projects. biodiversity species conservation exploitation the quality. feeling right displacement. of the global. three thousand next on. reliable data. news distance for the classics to the bottom of. the automotive. did eva brown really love alpha hitler. or did she love the life he provided for her. she was the dictator's mistress. only an insignificant concert at his side. or pursuing her own ambitions. but certainly has no other woman got some close to. life and death with the few. starts july twenty first on d w. this week on global three thousand we head

all eight w t o members have now started such a challenge the united states says the duties aim at protecting national security but this was economy ministry says that's unjustified the w.t. old now has sixty days to settle the dispute. chinese president xi jinping has promised credit and other financial backing to arab countries totaling twenty three billion dollars it's a clear bits to gain influence in the middle east the pledge includes a fifteen million dollars aid package for palestine and further humanitarian support for syria lebanon yemen and to jordan she announced the initiative at a conference of arab leaders in beijing. and european union representatives have been meeting with foreign ministers of six balkan states in london to discuss their prospects of joining the e.u. the country's include bosnia and had so had see governor sarah bia core civil matzoh donia albania and montenegro by joining the e.u. they hope to generate greater wealth but before the western balkans can hope to benefit from europe's economic strength they've got some homework to do. all in all the west balkans are quite a way along the path to membership according to sources in brussels t

w.t. i will be able to help calm these masses. well you see the wu is all these countries the w d o is one hundred sixty four countries around the davil though you do you is what these countries want to be and i do hope that after some initial moves i hope these moves are aimed at going back to the negotiating table sitting around a global table simply because unilateral measures do not solve problems that have to do with in international trade cross border trade cross border i'm not theirs by definition cannot be solved with unilateral decisions indeed but i'm wondering if there's the appetite for that for the w t o involvement right now because we've seen germany have to see the us talking about lifting tariffs on cause for example i mean could we now be seeing a move to bypass a global trade body and if so what could the consequences be well first of all is not germany would have to be europe because germany does not have authority over trade policy is europe that has authority over trade policy and two if it is a deal on cars it will have to involve all the major exporters of cars not just the u.s. and europe but also mexico canad