in 2015, the world bank canceled an i.d.a. that international development agency, as has been referred to, road project in uganda. this initiative saw lapses by the bank which enabled sexual exploitation of children to happen. when they complained to the bank staff, they are ignored after the ombudsman did the bank investigate the abuses. my colleagues were so outraged by the scandal that i along with ms. moore, my ranking member, wrote a letter in july of 2016 to the world bank demanding corrective action. here's the thing, to underscore the gravity of the bank's management failures we proposed a level at the highest levels of the committee including the chairman and ranking member. the letter as it went out and i would like to insert into the record, was on the letter head of chairman hensarling and ranking member waters. and the ranking member then refused to sign the letter and leaving as a subcommittee letter that went out by myself and ranking member moore. . i think what america just heard from the other speakers was lit

franziska ohnsorge is the lead author of the report with the world bank.u make of these figures, will was it a surprise? we were surprised by solid growth in 2017 and indications are it will continue. it isa indications are it will continue. it is a cyclical recovery and they come and eventually they will fade. 0ur concern is that when this on fade it will fade as to a much slower growth rate than what we got used to say, ten yea rs rate than what we got used to say, ten years ago. ten years ago we might have expected growth to end up at five to 7%, and now it is more likely to end up around 4.3%. the question likely to end up around 4.396. the question is, what can the world do about it? -- fight when 796. there are policies that we elaborate on, we look at policies countries have implemented. —— 5.7%. the ten best yea rs of implemented. —— 5.7%. the ten best years of improvements and is expected decline could be a reverse if countries repeated their best ten yea rs if countries repeated their best ten years performance. telus about the regional variation

the world bank says global economic growth is likely to strengthen this year, after turning out better year since the financial crisis in which the world economy will operate at or close to its full potential. jeremy cook, chief economist for the payments company world first. welcome to use. good morning. this is how we are covering it on the bbc website. that is not it. —— welcome to you. global growth back at pre— crisis levels. has this come as a net surprise? it was expected the global economy would continue to recover from the lows we saw through the gxe and the upbeat numbers and news that we are hearing are mainly in asia but obviously in europe and in the us, would start to lift the global economy. the old saying of a rising tide lifts all boats is true here and it is something maybe not to be celebrated at something to get behind as a future growth story. to be celebrated at something to get behind as a future growth storym there a future growth story? certainly for this year it is looking good but perhaps in the longer term they are warning that it might not continue and issu

the world bank are essentially. serving the probably western bias well i think the outcome certainly through the first sixty years of these intuitions is that they serve the interests of most of the world i don't think you could argue with that one i mean we've had you nervous economic growth unheard in the history of mankind most countries have benefited by it some where the know there is those who opened up more benefited more than those less i think that's unquestionable so i don't think that it's a question of that certainly the united states was very dominant it is creation it was after all the country the only country only large country that emerged reasonably prosperous right after the second world war and in that sense it had enormous role in setting up the system that worked as well as it did but in any event how long that will continue and how much it could be after all the u.s. evidence is going down i don't think is gone but it's certainly less than it was other countries have a bigger say and they need t

the world bank are essentially. serving the improv western bias well i think the outcome certainly through the first sixty years of these intuitions is that they serve the interest of most of the world i don't think you could argue with that want to mean we've had you nervous economic growth unheard in the history of mankind most countries have benefited by it some where the know there is those who opened up more benefited more than those less i think that's a questionable so i don't think that it's a question of that certainly the united states was very dominant it is creation it was after all the country the only could only large country that emerged reasonably prosperous right after the second world war in that sense it had enormous role in setting up the system that worked as well as it did but in any event how long that will continue and how much it could be after all the u.s. preeminence is going down i don't think is gone but it's certainly less than it was other countries have a bigger say and they need to ex

what do you make of this world bank report about economic growth. ing what we have been saying for a while, growth is looking good around the world for the first time since the economic crisis, we are seeing every economy in the globe growing and that's huge. in 2009 if you look at the map, most economies we re you look at the map, most economies were shrinking. good to have you on. thank you very much. still to come, we'll be joined by nadja swarovski, the first ever woman to be appointed to the executive board of swarovski. you're with business live from bbc news. the uk's second largest supermarket, sainsbury‘s, has raised its profit guidance after record sales during christmas week. sainsbury‘s said it now expected annual profits to be up to £20 million better than expected despite supermarkets facing a "challenging" market. the chain sold 1.1% more in the 15 weeks to 6th january, with grocery sales up 2.3%. joining us now is neil wilson, senior market analyst, at etx capital. welcome to you. so how have they managed to do it? i think sainsbury‘s

and the world bank so. yes we can say that the i.m.f. has taken inside and hostage the tunisian government by and posing its condition out of these specially the monetary policies that led to the this dipper a cessation of the dinar and also the independent of the central bank that prevents the the people who have political will to change the kind of policies where they've got where the i.m.f. is disposing for as technical as the programs but at the same time we have it we have a government that is also. that is also pushing for the same reform demise in them instead of trying to find what didn't work during the last years as the only thing that the government has been doing is adopting the laws like investing in codes the public part of the private i dipped in glass public private partnership yes those laws that's the what the world bank i have been asked to do can even find them in the lecture program of ninety two thousand and nine if you go back and that's not how are we going to improve the situation of the kountry following in the

house gaveling back in for several votes, including on a bill that would provide $3 billion to the world bank. but would withhold 30% of that money until the treasury department certifies that management improvements have been instituted at the bank. and the federal government is current short-term spending measure ending friday at midnight. republicans are proposing a measure that would run through february 16, including a six-year extension of the children's health insurance program and a delay of affordable care act taxes and that will be considered. and house members will debate it tomorrow. the senate may take up the bill on thursday. and follow hou

contribution to the world bank, and abortion. returns tuesday and is expected to work on reauthorizing an essay -- nsa security under the pfizer cop -- a act, which the house approved this week. on friday, president trump received his first annual medical checkup, his first while serving as president. the white house position conducted the physical -- the white house physician conducted the physical and said the exam went well. to answer plans reporter questions at the white house on tuesday. when president trump won the presidency, he was the oldest person to take that office. journal" "washington live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up sunday morning, charlie cook talks about the early outlook for the 2018 midterm election and georgetown university professor discusses her recent geese in newsweek are doing that president trump should consider a limited strike against north korea. ceo research president and on environmental and international development stories to watch in 2018. join the discussion.

that well thanks jim yes last year wasn't as bad as many have predicted growth slowed but the world bank's update says china's twenty seven thousand g.d.p. was still growing by six point eight percent driven by exports and a government supported construction boom for this year beijing forecasts six and a half percent growth and the world bank agrees business confidence is high as the government tries to transform the economy in part because of environmental concerns from low prize mass production to globally competitive quality exports shot so all those moderately well from a beijing perspective but political and economic changes are afoot what will twenty eighteen bring for the chinese economy catherine young from the village international joins us now from hong kong to discuss just that catherine where you see the chinese economy headed in twenty eighty. this year the economy looks in pretty good shape so if we cost our minds back we really saw the chinese economy bottom out in the first quarter of twenty sixteen so the past eighteen months we've seen a stable but consistent recovery and

system allowing you to be the bank and make the money win or lose in the end crypto is bound to lead the world into the future. and now it's time to take a swim at the coins bank asian block chain crew. that coins the bank who kept blotching on we're about to get acquainted with over a thousand different the distance from fifty different countries including a hundred russian i.p.o. some of the hottest new stuff in the world a block chain lets go. events like this allow you to mix and mingle with some of the top talent in the block chain industry one of the speakers happen to be a man who is considered by some as the block chain guru john mcafee what are some of the. criteria that you would suggest to look for in a good i.c.a.o. . the first and foremost this is something that you would use if you would love to have what they're trying to build or break supported again number two is a team and you can find this out because in in the white paper will be a list of the founders and developers have they had experience in building blocks of things if not you might think maybe they can produce it. and

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saying i regret having called it a fraud he's done a mayor culpa essentially but the central banks the world the big banks the world governments are starting get nervous that maybe their ability tax is going to be diminished because everyone's in the crypt a space and there's a way to track them down that's going to be a problem for their coffers you know so that governments this is now on their radar some governments are taking it on board like venezuela started krypto russia's like their trip though and these are countries that have been kind of manipulated by the u.s. dollar in its status as role reserve currency and it backed by the pentagon really and so they've got a whole new geo political element you're in the legal aspect of this what do you see as a genuine cause an attack vector or or a vulnerability or problem of bitcoin going forward oh my god so real world application the banks or i would see the hugest problem right now just in use every single day and use case and the problems is the problem is where you know the where where do the banks stop and the regulators start and so i

retail is on the verge of a global financial elite group that was a great challenge the world banking system i want you to be the back yeah me from my window leaves in the end it's always down to me the world in the future. now it's time to take a swim at the coins bank asian block chain rule. that coins bank book at blace we're about to get a point that with over a thousand different participants from fifty different countries including a hundred russian i theo's some of the hottest new stuff in the world of octane let's go. events like this allow you to mix and mingle with some of the top talent in the block chain industry one of the speakers happen to be a man who is considered by some as the block chain guru john mcafee what are some of the. criteria that you would suggest to look for in a good i.c.a.o. . the first and foremost this is something that you would use if you would love to have what they're trying to build a great support it again number two is that the team and you can find this out to goes in in the white paper will be a list of the founders and developers have they

crypto is on the verge of a global financial revolution crypto is a direct challenge that a world banking system allowing you to be the bank and make the money win or lose in the end crypto is bound to lead the world into the future. popular japanese crypto currency exchange coin check confirmed on friday that at all the victim for the largest hack in the modern crypto currency history over four hundred million dollars or five nam's x e m tokens have been stolen now we have no foundations in this partnership coordinator make. to get some clarity on the situation mikael how could a secure trading platform come under such an attack. so it is very important to distinguish two points here from one side if you speak about a number of course it is a more secure form but if we speak about the trading platform the exchange as they didn't use any security measures that we provided to them and this allowed hikers to easily deal this money mikhail so what's the status on the tokens and has there been any luck in locating the hackers. all the money are known on them blog chain and we track them and w

plus a matter of life and death on the nile but for which country by egypt's calling for the world bank to help settle the dispute the longest river in africa. has two thousand and eighteen gets under way a couple of big multibillion dollar deals are in play which could change the face of entire industries now there's one blockbuster deal that could reshape the global aerospace industry aircraft make a boeing is held multibillion dollar talks for a takeover of brazil's embraer now the deal should it go ahead would combine the world's largest aerospace company with the third largest passenger jet maker the brazilian government would have to sign off on it and the two players have only confirmed they've had private talks but the move is being viewed within the industry as significant with advance of consolidation wife sweeping through the airspace sector i might remember knocked over european rival airbus secured a controlling stake in the c. series jet from canada has been barred. and there was also in focus this week here in the middle east demanding an apology from the united arab emir

nothing that says i see people you've never heard of love redacted tonight not the president of the world bank though hey i'm going to write me seriously send us an e-mail in order to overthrow a regime it does take popular discontent and popular mobilization but it also requires actors with in the leadership of the regime who feel that the regime is no longer serving the national interest you need people in the military or the bureaucracy or both who are willing to see the regime change otherwise they would be able to put down a popular revolt that did not have support at higher levels. but you had to stand. out all over them when i saw. that i don't know right now but there are guys that you know that are four doors down and a kid and. i'm going to let them but i don't touch them then you cut them and kick and. i don't lose a child with a trifle that it no. longer works and i want to show it's also. good for the toefl but choice i knew for years and hey i think the time in syria has said. from the shiites our civil someone else for that in africa will fuck around with mr hate for jim and the

system allowing you to be the bank and make the money win or lose in the end crypto is bound to lead the world into the future. now it's time to take a swim at the coins bank asian block chain crews. welcome at a coin bank who kept blotching conference robot to get acquainted with over a thousand different participants from fifty different countries including a hundred russian i ceo's some of the hottest new stuff in the world a voc chain lets go. events like this allow you to mix and mingle with some of the top talent in the block chain industry one of the speakers happen to be a man who is considered by some as the block chain guru john mcafee what are some of the. criteria that you would suggest to look for in a good eye c.e.o. . first and foremost this is something that you would use in five years time over half of the world i promise you will be using crypto currency and the half that doesn't is going to be the half that probably doesn't have smartphones or any access to do it if you would love to have what they're trying to build or break supported again number two is a team and you can

about how this could happen and of course the international offices also in this building like the world bank the bank of america and a lot of airlines who are in that same tower are going to ask questions on how safe is their office building and as we speak are still people are being rushed to the hospital and being treated and that account of people who have been brought and have been injured will still go up through this day. the u.s. president donald trump has denied accusations that he's a racist he's been criticized for allegedly using vulgar language when describing haiti el salvador and the african continent during a recent white house meeting particle hain has more. the big conversation happening in washington and really across the country in the globe right now is president donald trump in fact a racist this is all coming about after a meeting where a bipartisan group of senators once the white house and said they had to compromise on immigration reform the president reportedly bristled at it because he said it would allow in countries in africa el salvador in haiti and he described

to see people you've never heard of love jackson night president of the world bank so very. seriously send us an e-mail. welcome back to the program turkey's continuing military campaign against the kurdish militias in northern syria is causing tensions to flare as far afield as germany on choose day pro kurdish activists protesting next to the turkish airlines task at hand over airport and it up clashing with turkish passengers almost two hundred people were involved in the brawl which was broken up by police using pepper spray. i hate i. was. was i a when i. was. when i was i found by one thing. anchor began its latest military operation against the syrian kurdish fighters at the end of last week if you use them as terrorists and is concerned about their growing consolidation of power in northern syria political commentator about the childish tell us that washington let's take a clear position on the hostilities and how the two sides work towards a solution close with find themselves progress against the might of turkey as we have see they are fortunate the scenes from fra

and see people you never heard of love back to the night the president of the world bank paid. me seriously send us an e-mail. president trump keeps the around nuclear deal alive holding off on imposing sanctions on tehran for another one hundred twenty but white house officials say it is for the last time if the agreement is not amended. it does kind of search for filling the place everyone everyone is inhaling just violence and anger continues and palestinians protest against donald trump's recognition of jerusalem as the israeli council. also coming up this hour to use our america's ball to invasion the u.s. army's on the look on for software that can interact with potentially help to influence social media users in other countries. around the clock across the world this is r.t. international from the team and myself you know neal welcome to the program our top story the trump administration has opted to extend sanctions relief for iran for another one hundred twenty days of decision that will prevent the landmark twenty fifteen nuclear deal from falling through in twenty fi

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the things that i see people you never heard of love redacted tonight not the president of the world bank so take. me seriously send us an e-mail. so we really only hear of davos like once a year for the world economic forum right but what happens to the town during the rest of the year what do they do there all year what does it have to do to get ready for the biggest economic meeting in the world let's go back now over to our children who's there and what's really. for most of the year davos switzerland is a quiet town of under twelve thousand people as the highest town in europe amongst the swiss alps most of the winter is about snow and winter sports there skiing and snowboarding and skating but the week before and the week of the world economic forum this city shifts and tremendously transforms fashion during the forum week one is as likely to see folks on sidewalks with old school wingtip shoes and briefcases as they are with people with skis boots and poles even buildings shapeshifter just days ago there's a pizzeria dance club that is transformed into what is now called crypto h.q

and see people you never heard of love redacted tonight the president of the world bank takes it on the road many seriously he sent us an e-mail. young children have worked in bolivia for generations almost three quarters of a million doing so today. this culture led to the development of bolivia's new liberal and highly controversial children's code in two thousand and fourteen which gave children as young as ten the right to work on the certain circumstances one doesn't is to miss. these only. eat well without the and all. the things here. but there are hundreds of thousands of children in bolivia operating completely outside the local. mining work is strictly forbidden by the children but it's never enforced and that means the school boy minus here continue risking their lives for the money they need to survive. so there is some promise that i'm valid still acting on just a down payment on the yangon and most of it on the new year to some poor and last minute between men and men don't think all this is. if a man asked mr don't submit all o'donovan stood obvious to me that sounds like

but of all control to parts according to the world bank two thousand and eighteen is expected to be the first year since the financial crisis that the global economy will be operating at or near its full capacity if things are indeed getting better why are so few people noticing it want to discuss that i'm now joined by. former for his deputy managing director of the international monetary fund and former chief economist at the world bank professor kroger it's a great honor to talk to you thank you very much for being available pleased to be here now first of all let me start with this seemingly unrelated issue you're visiting russia right the time when the united states department of state listed this country as one of the most dangerous places in the world to visit together with states like sudan user and pakistan and the specific recommendation for the group of countries would be to reconsider your trouble why are you defining recommendation of the american government well i'm not even though the report i saw in the newspaper didn't even list russia in the same categories as those th

having said that, we're looking at a slowdown, a thing of the world bank coming out with updates. sting's seem to be pretty robust, good growth outlook, but like you say, there is a sense of since suffering a bit, in particular flagging interest in financial records. if we see unexpected tightening banksother words, tightening faster than anticipated, the federal reserve has to tighten faster than anticipated, that will hurt emerging markets around the world. there's a sense from the world bank there but for now, but enough threat could be detrimental to the international markets. david: we have lots more to discuss on china and other things. our first guest at this hour joins us after a few minutes. every is with us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "bloomberg markets: asia." haslinda: a quick check of the anest business flash -- announcement will be made on wednesday in the state capital, montgomery, for a factory plan for opening a factory plan for opening in 2021, the only new part launch to be announced under president trump, who pressured carmakers to build more vehic

i'll be speaking to the lead author of that world bank report.

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better and see the people you've never heard of love redacted tonight not the president of the world bank though hey i'm going to write it seriously send us an e-mail. all. but of all according to a while back two thousand and twelve is expected to be the first year since the financial crisis that the global economy it won't be all prayed. at or near its full capacity if things are indeed getting better why are so few people noticing it well to discuss that i'm now joined by. former first deputy managing director of the international monetary fund and former chief economist at the world bank professor krueger it's a great honor to talk to you thank you very much for being available pleased to be here now first of all let me start with this seemingly unrelated issue you're visiting russia the time when the united states department of state listed this country as one of the most dangerous places in the world to visit together with states like sudan and pakistan and the specific recommendation for the group of countries would be to reconsider your travel why are you defining recommendation o

scott moore from the world bank. >> put the microphone closer. >> scott moore from the world bank. you mentioned, you believe russia's interest will eventually live more in terms of engagement with the west. i'm curious about your assessment of the relationship between russia and china and the direction that might head? mr. biden: i don't think it goes anywhere good for russia or for china. i have spent a lot of time -- apparently i was told by the , folks who stayed -- i spent more time with xi jinping than any world leader. just he and i and one interpreter. i don't think xi jinping looks to russia as anything other than an occasional foil. the idea that there is some modus operandi that fundamentally benefits, access to the west, china -- i don't see where that goes. so i'm not worried. it kind of reminds me of when i got here as a kid. i was 29 years old, running for the senate. and at the time, there was this this thing, you know, connection running from moscow to beijing that was going to overtake the world. for looking back on it, i remember saying "i don't get that." it's o

the world bank. you sent us an e-mail. when i was told seemed wrong. when old rules just don't hold. any new world it is yet to shake out just because to add to it and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. well come back with we could go through some of the stories now is because your former liberal democrat member of parliament lembit gave arshad speech last night fascinating but did you make any money out of shorting karelian this government contract or as so many of the city of london did for getting in for a moment the tens of thousands of jobs at risk now i've got all my money on uneek through a bet between kim jong and donald trump can't lose after and god knows you think i'm drawing is going to take over this is go to this oxford professor daily doings blog very informed danny dorling he says on martin luther king day twenty eighteen child poverty rates are still rising in the usa and the u.k. born leader nine years ago this week and a hero in history but what dollar says is he

we have the evidence based case so world leaders from the world economic forum to the world bank have the evidence to show that women's participation drives economies we have more women in positions of leadership than ever in history and we have technology that's connecting us in ways like never before women's voices are being heard and we have the chance to reinvent the future and include women and as fast as possible many surveys have shown that women tend to lose out most when it comes to globalization. canadian prime minister just into those said in davos he will sign the resurrected transpacific partnership along with ten other asia pacific countries in march the canadians put the c.p.p. on hold last year after the u.s. pulled out saying they weren't yet ready for tough talks with the u.s. and mexico want to revamp nafta deal of forcing canada to diversify its options. here rypien union has hit us chip maker qualcomm with close to a billion euros in antitrust penalties the use competition commissioner said qualcomm paid key customers apple to exclusively use its chips in i phones

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we have the evidence based case so world leaders from the world economic forum to the world bank have the evidence to show that women's participation drives economies we have more women in positions of leadership than ever in history and we have technology that's connecting us in ways like never before women's voices are being heard and we have the chance to reinvent the future and include women in the world economic forum has pledged to become more female whether or not that pledge bezout only time will tell. but high on the davos agenda is also the plight of refugees an issue that concerns politicians and n.g.o.s from many countries particular concerns focused on the fate of thousands of children well part of the current refugee movements across the globe my colleague christophe kober is in davos for us and joins us now christophe. indeed garrett hundreds of thousands of people around the world are facing the imminent threat of violence this place mint and. other shortages of their lives and with me here is the dawning schmich is the former prime minister prime minister of denmark a

we have the evidence based case so world leaders from the world economic forum to the world bank have the evidence to show that women's participation drives economies we have more women in positions of leadership than ever in history and we have technology that's connecting us in ways like never before women's voices are being heard and we have the chance to reinvent the future and include women the world economic forum has pledged to become more female whether or not that pledge bezout only time will tell. and then other news nicki allen a subsidiary of german carrier lim has been sold to its founder mickey lauder administrators say it was a transparent bidding process not a straightforward one nicky allowed to have his airline back the formula one legend with a passion for every asian founded austrian holiday carrier nikki back in two thousand and three seven years later he sold it to air berlin but when the airline went bankrupt the tried several times to get nicky back. niki currently has twenty one leased aircraft allowed it has apparently already moved to retain fifteen of those

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