trumps arguments with berlin escalates and inspire more reaction to that report from the world trade organization and whether it could end this saudi bank deal to my english premier league team newcastle united. top story the world trade organization has issued a scathing legal judgment against saudi arabia over its pirate broadcasts of major sporting events the w t o says the saudi government knew about the piracy operations taking place at a channel called be out q. and actively promoted to the operation involved intellectual property theft on a mass scale not just from kashmir rights holders but also fee for the premier league formula $1.00 the n.b.a. and more even so the government did not take any criminal action against the channel over the course of 3 years despite being provided with evidence from a range of companies and governments. has the story. it's been described as the biggest and most outrageous piracy operation in history which has been allowed to continue for the past 3 years but that might all change now after the wall trade organization one of the most important international

watching al jazeera live from doha also coming up the world trade organization backscatter over saudi arabia who are accused of blatantly pirating content from b. and t.v. sports network. this is not just a ruling for qatar and b. and this is this is a major ruling for a fee for you a for the premier league leave syria haven does leave the air sea and others tensions are high north korea destroys a liaison office it shared with the south as relations continued to sign on. board attentions to between china and india troops clash over a disputed area in the himalayas. ok let's get going beginning with news that an executive order has been signed by the u.s. president donald trump that he hopes will help reform the country's policing system in the wake of a string of police killings of black americans the order will ban the use of chokeholds by the police unless an officer is life is at risk so she. workers will also be added to call outs from now on by the cases involving drug addiction and homelessness and they will be improved information sharing between police departments about offic

according to the world trade organizations independent investigation b.l. to cuba was and is supported by the saudi government the report's name sounded funny the so-called right hand man of the kingdom's effective ruler crown prince mohammed bin said a man is being behind to be out q the w t o also confirms that through government owned entities such as arab sats be out q was able to operate and transmit it signal and that saudi arabia ignored numerous requests from the u.s. and british governments and sporting bodies such as the premier league and fifa to put an end to the piracy the fan it has reached a specific conclusion that the kingdom of saudi arabia is in breach of the deputy obligation for refusing to take any actions against the party to be articulate not only that but also actively promoting these basic broadcast of the pirates be out to queue. the findings by the w t o do not come with any mechanism that will force saudi arabia to cease its piracy but there is another ongoing legal case that might where is the world trade organizations investig

with the most acute cases of infection the world health organization is heading the results of viruses killed more than 440000 people worldwide but the world trade organization has ruled against saudi arabia and its legal battle with cancer of the football broadcasting rights it says the saudi government actively promoted the piracy of the qatar sports channel b. and through pirate channels. well those are the headlines but. after what i want to east. this virus is destroying people's lives for essential workers on the front lines the people either a pride yes is it you share their experiences of the u.s. response to calls with 19 well i called it a light bill is. it enough people can go one pager system that's fair we need to do everything in our power to change this system completely. america's pandemic workers. it's an essential ingredient in cosmetics used by millions of people around the world marker is found in everything from now polish to mascara and lipstick. everywhere you will just tell you just like of. the behind the glitter the demand for these minerals is fuelling a dangerous and deadly try. in india men women and children brave t

according to the world trade organizations independent investigation b l g q was and is supported by the saudi government the report's name sounded funny the so-called right hand man of the kingdom's effective ruler crown prince mohammed bin said a man is being behind to be out q the w t o also confirms that through government owned entities such as arab sats be out q was able to operate and transmit it signal and that saudi arabia ignored numerous requests from the u.s. and british governments and sporting bodies such as the premier league and fifa to put an end to the piracy the phantom has reached a specific conclusion that the kingdom of saudi arabia is in breach of the w t o obligation for refusing to take any actions against the pirates be articulate not only that but also actively promoting these basic broadcast of the pirates be out to queue. the findings by the w t o do not come with any mechanism that will force saudi arabia to cease its piracy but there is another ongoing legal case that might where is the world trade organizations investigation was instigated by request f

the world trade organization has role saudi arabia broke international law over. sports piracy operation this is an 18 month investigation deputy o. found the saudi government actively supporting the illegal activities of the b. out q network it was pirating a country sports network without permission has more on this. it's been described as the biggest and most outrageous piracy operation in history which has been allowed to continue for the past 3 years but that might all change now after the wall trade organization one of the most important international bodies of jurisdiction issued its findings into the case of saudi arabia on the 5th of t.v. broadcasting rights in 2017 shortly after the kingdom and 3 of its allies imposed a land air and sea blockade on qatar a new television network was unveiled named b. out q the new channel was nothing more than a piracy operation that stole the signal and output from b. in sports the qatari own subscription base sports and entertainment network and rebroadcast it around the world the largest global sporting events includi

and welcome back the nomination process for the next director general of the world trade organization began this week it is set to go through the 8th of july and european trade commissioner phil hogan confirmed he is considering a move to secede brazil's roberta as of $80.00 who is vacating that position a year early at the end of august now the comments from home again come as e.u. member states consider the prospect of unifying behind a single european candidate now officials have said that discussion will be had in the coming months now hogan spoke about the importance of naming a strong leader to the w t o during a video news conference on tuesday saying i think there is an important amount of work to be done to reform the organization to make it more effective and efficient but also to deal with many of the trade issues that have been deviling the international community now arising from covert 19 now mexico has nominated senior trade official has to say at a who helped renegotiate the north american free trade agreement and several other nations in the process of working out the

the world trade organization backscatter and a case against serbia arabia for illegally broadcasting content from its b. and t.v. sports network. this is not just a ruling for qatar and b. and this is this is a major ruling for fifi way for the premier league syria league and the a.n.c. and others. hello again i'm peter dhabi you're watching al-jazeera live from doha also coming up tensions are high north korea destroys a liaison office it shared with the south as relations continue to sour. border tensions too between china and india troops clash over a disputed area in the himalayas. desperate for food peruvians risk their lives amid strict coronavirus restrictions it's. the world trade organization has issued a scathing legal judgment against saudi arabia over its pirate broadcasts of major sporting events the w t o's says the saudi government knew about the piracy operations taking place at a channel called be cute and actively promoted them the operation involved intellectual property theft on a massive scale not just from cash free rights holders but fee for the premier league

of the world trade organization fined saudi arabia broke global rules in failing to stop a pirate broadcaster stealing content from a cattery sports network. a day after north korea blew up a liaison office that was used to communicate with south korea its military is announcing further escalations the army says that it will redeploy troops to the heavily fortified border and demilitarized zone it also intends to resume regular military exercises and to reestablish guard posts in frontline areas on top of this north korea's rejected souls offer to discuss. reducing tensions let's take you live now to pot which is on the south korean side of the border al jazeera is rob the bride is that rob what's the mood there in that border area. in the light of north korea's behavior. i think throughout south korea there is a sense of disappointment of concern but also a feeling of we have been here before south koreans are used to living through these cycles of crisis followed by reconciliation and back again but i think there was a feeling this time at least to this process of reconciliation had gone fu

look for a new leader to the world trade organization. yes it is definitely already playing that role the rest of the world is shocked upset angry to return i don't know what are the adjectives to use at the drop of the united states from participating not just in the numbers you know but in the paris climate agreements and a whole host of activities like that and the rest of the world as i say is trying to figure out navigate around the united states will the united states really pull back if so what is it we're going to do minus the united states i would caution something very important if the united states continues on the path charted by the republicans under trump you're going to see a further isolation of the united states the rules governing international trade upon which the united states the parents will be written by people other than the united states and they're going to put their interests ahead of most of the united states at a time of already serious economic difficulty that strikes me as a very dangerous moment and now pro

and its core reaction to a report in the world trade organization that could end a saudi backed deal to point in the premier league see you cancel united. there's been an increase in the death toll from fighting on the border between india and china india the army now says at least 2020 of its soldiers were killed by chinese troops the army's clashed in the disputed gallow one valley territory in the himalayas india's foreign ministry described the fighting as a violent faceoff and said it was the result of an attempt by beijing to unilaterally change the status quo there. the nuclear armed neighbors have been locked in a standoff on the border for several weeks the border dispute between india and china goes back decades but the tension is increased recently the area is known as the x.i.i. chain not the uk and it's located along the himalayas the territory has been disputed since 1962 but these are the 1st casualties in 45 years as a result of fighting between the nuclear armed neighbors for weeks now beijing in new delhi have increased their military presence on both sides of the b

on the world trade organization find saudi arabia broke global rules and failing to stop a pirate broadcaster stealing content from a qatari sports network. welcome to the program a day off the north korea blew up a liaison office that was used to communicate with south korea its military is announcing further escalations the army says it will redeploy troops near the heavily fortified border and demilitarized zone it also intends to resume regular military exercises and reestablish guard posts in frontline areas on top of this north korea has rejected souls' offer to discuss reducing tensions and for its part south korea says it will no longer accept unreasonable behavior from its neighbor well rob mcbride has more now from you on the south korean side of the border. i think generally there is a feeling of disappointment and how this all seems to be unraveling and unraveling so quickly i think also among a number of people there will be concern about just how bad this war of words will get out but also i think generally in south korea there is a feeling of we have been here before people her

trade representative robert life has a says it's time to rethink how the world trade organization determines terrorists and bring them into line with today's realities washington last year already crippled the w.t. o's ability to intervene in trade wars after blocking appointments to the apple a body which decides on disputes now for more let's bring in the ends call to standing by for us in new york yes just like ties i have a point when he says that china no longer really needs that kind of support from the w.t. oh you know the world has changed dramatically especially since china joined to the w.t. o. in 20021 now china is the 2nd biggest economy on the planet and you could corporate compare it to 2 soccer team where the team coming in 2nd place cries foul and de monsoreau to play was 12 players in the future so to a certain degree it is understandable that the usa and also other countries as well are asking for some changes but the united states also is not just confortable with the with china but also was the european union the united states feel unfairly treated when it comes to agricu

savvy takeover of english premier league club newcastle united is facing a major setback world trade organization is set to release a report linking saudi arabia to pirate t.v. network be out q throwing the takeover bid into uncertainty. north korea has blown up its jointly s. on all this with south korea it was opened on the border in case on 2 years ago john yang has been threatening to cut ties after a south korean defector sent food medicine and propaganda leaflets over the border you don't you look some of. the north south joint liaison office was completely ruined on tuesday in the wake of cutting off all the communication lines corresponding to the mindset of the enraged people to surely force human scum and those who have shelter at the scum to pay dearly for crimes let's bring in robin pride from south korea's capital seoul they could have just cut off communications but this is a pretty dramatic way of making a statement what else do we know. it is a very serious development but we had been expecting some kind of action like this we know that into korean relations have been deterioratin

world trade organization decides on a case so much qatar here saudi arabia stealing a broadcasting its t.v. sports network.

now earlier i spoke to case rock director of information and spokesman for the world trade organization and i asked him whether off the twee is there any closer to a winner in this trade conflict marco there are no winners in trade or we see losers really across the board whether it's the american consumer is $650.00 more for goods and services as a result whether it's german car companies that manufacture cars in south carolina whether it's hard farmers in china we have to pay more for soybeans all of the consumers have lost producers have lost we've seen supply chains disrupted and we've seen a great deal of. of tremor go through the global trading system as a result of these 2 giants where enough now i must say that at this stage what we have found is that this trade war it's been sued by a much larger problem we've seen countered with cove of course both with both there's a lot of collateral damage but just staying with the traits war for for another moment how has this dispute changed the standing of the world's most powerful economies well i they're both very powerful still and be

and china's entrance into the world trade organization was supported by sleepy joe biden. that was one of the worst deals economically in the history of our country. when china joined the world trade organization, they were that lined for decades. they became like a rocket ship. he voted for the war in iraq. he voted for mass amnesty forel illegal aliens. he supports sanctuary cities, and he wants to require you to provide free healthcare for millions and millions of illegal aliens. okay? when i took early and decisive across to ban travel from china and protect americans from the virus, and as i said, joe biden opposed my decision and called it hysteria. xenophobia. and fear mongering. and then he appeared a month later. he said he was wrong. and they didn't cover it. they didn't cover it. on one of the single most important policy decisions of our life, joe biden sided with china over america. that's closing the border. he thought it was a terrible thing. remember, this was in january. that's early, real early. the end of january. he thought it was a terrible thing when w

. >>> > south korea has reopened complaint with the world trade organization over japanese controls onechnology exports to its neighbor. south korea is asking a wto panel to examine its claim that japan has broken international trade rules. last july, japan tightened restrictions on exports of three high-tech materials to south korea, citing sesecurity c conc. in november,r, south kororea suspended an initial complaint to the wto in the hope of negotiating with tokyo. but president moon jae-in's administration is now approaching the wto again, frustrated by what it sees as a lack of progress on the issue in the last six months. tokyo says the restrictions are necessary for national security and do not violate wto rules. >>> june 25th marks 70 years the start of the korean war which pitted the south against the north. the former combatants are old now and are gradually passing away. one girl in south korea has been working to keep their memories of the war alive. nhk world's kim chan-ju reports. >> reporter: this week, an event was held at a square in central seoul to remember the victi

and the world trade organization has ruled saudi arabia broke international law over a sports piracy operation following an 18 month investigation w t o found the saudi government actively supported the illegal activities of the b. out to network which was py raising a cattery sportsnet those of the top stories that stay with us to witness silent war is next with the powerful testimonies of women who survived rape. our women equal to men the bishop absolutely we are all human beings and there's no difference there with the crown prince. and you are my what do you how can i help you 5 years in terms of opening up saudi arabia and i think especially what you've done for women is committed to powering its use empowering women your age your. on can feel stuck and can feel the sound that i'm about out on the door you know that all athletes most of peer. i. the rights of women in saudi arabia have been a subject of debate for many years. the government has said it supports the empowerment of women and young people and they have been reforms including lifting the ban on women driving in jun

now earlier i spoke to keith rockwell director of information and spokesman for the world trade organization and i asked him whether after 2 years we're any closer to a winner in this trade conflict. mica there are no winners in trade or we see losers really across the board whether it's the american consumer pay $650.00 more for goods and services as a result whether it's german car companies that manufacture cars in south carolina whether it's farmers in china we have to pay more for soybeans all of these consumers have lost producers have lost we've seen supply chains disrupted and we've seen a great deal of. of tremor go through the global trading system as a result of these 2 giants fair enough now i must say that at this stage what we have found is that this trade where it's been sassoon by the much larger problem we've seen countered with coke of course both with both there's a lot of collateral damage but just staying with the traits war for for another moment how has this dispute changed the standing of the world's most powerful economies. well i they're both very powerful still and

interesting issue for a major debt holder china and later the race is on for the head of the world trade organization and the european union is weighing in we bring you the latest on the run with a packed show today so let's dive right in. and we leave the program with the latest policy update from the federal reserve's federal open market committee as expected fed chair jerome powell announce interest rates will hold near 0 through 2022 but the real question has been what action will the fed take moving forward. since march we've been purchasing sizable quantities of treasury and agency mortgage backed securities you know to support the smooth functioning of these markets which are vital to the flow of credit in the economy. our ongoing purchases have helped to restore the market conditions and have fostered more accommodative financial conditions as market functioning has improved since the strains experienced in march we have gradually reduced the pace of these purchases to sustain smooth market functioning and thereby foster the effective transmission of monetary policy to broader financial condi

that the reason china us face one trade deal will be implemented for compatibility with a world trade organization obligations and without discrimination against e.u. operators so the you recall expectation that the european express exporters would immediately benefit from this trade for something measures. that we have yet to see if europe we also sincerely work on a number of market access and regulatory issues such as the 5 g. assets to our way for example i found that the 2 sides between the e.u. yesterday talked more about including vaccine research and a lot more carbon digital economy and expanding the scale and so on so the e.u. side and here to model actress and host to go through some differences so i believe that the e.u. we're not followed us and we do need a pandemic period and. realisation of the conference the present we need. to cooperate and this also means that the u.s. strategy of cooling you to lunch or you cold war going to china has gone bankrupt. let me out of today to i will be back with more lots of stories in half an hour see them. nuclear become a battleground in the us

that the reason china us face one trade deal will be implemented for compatibility with a world trade organization obligations and without it's been nation against new operators so the you recall expectation that the european it's exporters would immediately benefit from this trade facility measures exposure in the cultures that we have yet to see if europe we also sincerely work on a number of market. tory issues such as the as 5 g. assets to our way for example i found dance the 2 sides. to you yesterday talked more about a concrete including vaccine research we and a lot more carbon the 2 economy and expanding the scale and so on so the e.u. signs are and here to model how to use and host to use those. some differences so i believe that the e.u. we're not follow the us and if you need a pandemic get it in. realisation of what we have a conference reprove didn't do we decide to cooperate and that this also means that us jackets off who remain you to lend you cold war against the china has gone bankrupt. thanks for joining us throughout the afternoon reporting right up to date time to hand over n

watching al jazeera live from doha also coming up the world trade organization backscatter over saudi arabia who are accused of blatantly pirating content from b. and t.v. sports network.

that at the end of this year, the uk will be left trading with the eu on what is called world trade organization either side? well, michel is negotiating this for the european union as a whole, so i think we show that we are more united than ever. we need to understand, of course, the reasons of the uk. but, for me, the crucial thing is still to avoid an exit from the uk. so this is very important for both sides around the table and we need to keep focus on having a deal that serves both the uk and the european union. but to quote one british minister, he says, "i think the covid crisis in some respects will concentrate the minds of eu negotiators, reinforcing the vital importance of reaching a deal." has this pandemic put more pressure on your side, the eu, to make some compromises with britain? britain, for example, not prepared to accept this idea of a level playing field as part of a preferential trade deal. well, we have been concentrating from the beginning on getting a deal. i mean, at face value, the argument seems to be a little bit absurd. we need to focus on all aspects of the challen

the reason china us face one trade deal would be implemented for compatibility with the a world trade organization obligations and we've been nation against operators so the you recall. that the european expects porters would immediately benefit from this trade for selling measures. we have yet to see if europe we also sincerely work on a number of market. tory issues such as the 5 sets to our way for example. now with millions of workers around the world unemployed because of the pandemic some companies are being accused at the moment are throwing fuel on the flames by using the outbreak as an excuse to make savings french car giant for example is pushing ahead with its plan to restructure some plants and close others dozens of angry workers they protested outside one of the company's facilities around 4000 people work at just one plant alone many of them have devoted their entire careers to the company we talked to one of the protesters. i have been working at the factory since it opened 23 years ago when we found out about the job cuts and the closure we were outraged this group raises billions

the news hour live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes the world trade organization backscatter over saudi arabia who are accused of blatantly pirating and broadcasting the b. in t.v. sports network. tensions high north korea destroy office and shared with the south as relations continue.

clinton may have told the public that the purpose of nafta and of china's admission to the world trade organization. open the closed markets of mexico and china to american products made on american soil everything from corn to chemicals to computers but you asked multinationals and their lobbyist 20 years ago knew that this was not true their goal from the beginning was to transfer the production of many products from american soil to mexican soil or chinese soil or to take advantage of foreign low wage non union labor and in some cases foreign government subsidies and other favors some people have gone this protest across america right now bolshevik reza revolution to kind of make a reference to the workers uprising that we saw in the old the imperial russia and you've got a new imperium here in america of elites or can tell you there's an the worker something realize that wait a minute we don't want to live under a dictatorship we don't want to live under a monarchy let's have a good old fashioned bolshevik revolution which is what seemingly happening from coast to coast you know the population

we also see it was this whole topic is that those global international institutions the world trade organization or knowledge do you always see d they are clearly losing power and the us administration the current us administration has made it more than clear what they think about those global institutions yes with the election campaign underway any chance of an agreement with 140 always e the countries i don't think so and that what the letter from made pretty clear they do not see any agreement whatsoever within the calendar year 2020 and caught in new york thank you very much tourism provides a livelihood for more than a 1000000 and a half people in kenya and coronavirus travel restrictions have hit the industry hard it's been devastating for the communities living around kenya's national parks every company and organization has to try to make the best of this bad situation for example by switching the focus away from tourism altogether. but these women cleaning the river is the only job they can do at the moment due to the coronavirus pandemic there is no tourism and business is that a stand

interesting issue for a major debt holder china and later the race is on for the head of the world trade organization and the european union is weighing in.

nations saudi arabia has been forced to remove a claim posted on a government website that the world trade organization had sided with saudi against qatar in that b. and sport piracy dispute earlier this month the w t o rule that saudi arabia was behind the pirate broadcaster b. out q which illegally streamed content belonging to qatar's b. in sports w t o spokesperson keith rockwell spoke $120.00 about the reasons for the original ruling. the panel found that b. out q. had been using. broadcast transmissions without permission from be in and broadcasting around saudi arabia what they found as well was that the saudi system did not provide them with due process under the law they did not have legal counsel and they were unable to bring any sort of judicial proceedings against b. out q now what the saudis have indicated because of the difficult situation that cats are in saudi arabia have now and have for the last 3 years the saudis said that for reasons of security they had to follow the steps they had followed and they should be exempt from the rules but what the panel said was there was not a plausib