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do we trust to debate and shape the future at the georgia village global media forum twenty nine t. the place made for minds. this week conflict zone is at the annual security conference in munich i made plenty of recriminations and bad blood between europe and washington my guest here is jim risch chairman of the powerful senate foreign relations committee how damaging is this transatlantic divide and how committed is the trumpet ministration tonight.

georgia dome a global move for twenty nine. along bells are ringing i am as chief christine legarde calls the china u.s. strike tensions these threats to the world economy of the don't trump threatened press terrified song monday and the u.s. delegation says trade talks went quote substantially backwards. this is business as . the head of the international monetary fund has been urging the united states and china to set aside their differences on trade for soon the god made the comments in paris at a gathering. of ministers in france washington is accusing beijing of backsliding on its commitment to head off than expected trade deal this week slapping new tariffs on chinese goods just as a trade deal looked likely more uncertainty markets were bullied by news that a chinese delegation would be headed to washington for a final round of trade talks but then the u.s. side revealed why president trump had increased tariffs on billions of dollars worth of chinese goods accusing beijing of bad faith for the stewards of the world economy the stakes could not be higher in paris i.m.f. chief

we following whom do we trust to beijing and shape the future at the georgia village global media forum twenty nineteen. can we call it a trade war now all will be u.s. and china managed to hash out a last minute trade agreement tense negotiations to washington the deal won't be reached easily as fresh u.s. starts hitting china today and beijing is promising to give back the fat german steel make up to send cold calls off the wedding to india's tata steel shaz leave almost twenty percent when it says if one piece. it will kill off six thousand jobs . is his business a. welcome the trumpet ministration has today raised duties on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese imports from ten to twenty five percent says it will retaliate meanwhile trade delegations of both countries are in talks in washington that are being described as tense. the chance of breakdown of the talks has significantly increased now will bring in our correspondent in washington for the latest and have a look at how markets are taking it but first this report. it would prove to be an uphill climb for the ch

future at the georgia village global media forum twenty nine t. the place may for minds. one year ago u.s. president trump made good on a campaign promise and in the eyes of most of the world made a bad decision he pulled the u.s. out of the iran nuclear deal known as the j c p a way since then iran has shown remarkable restraint but for how much longer iran nell says it may quit the deal too and that puts the hardliners in tehran and washington on the same trajectory where international deals along with international peace have little chance of surviving i'm.

old couple couples very special but you know georgia choose your favorite color. europe and its young people a complicated relationship. they demonstrate against climate change but aren't interested in the european election. what about you not really. do you vote. as much i think my parents will make me vote so. we wanted to find out what young people think about.

georgia up as traditional salt minus a few generations back the community used to manually pump out brightly water onto their fields as time passed these old bombs were introduced increasing their carbon footprint creaky but for a few years know the harnessing the power of the sun. and . the temperature has nearly reached a scorching 40 degree celsius in the little round of cuts the eastern and of india's largest plane. some to burn has been working here ever since she can remember it is grueling work sort of expression is considered to be one of the doctors jobs in the world. we have and some not it's too hot to stay in the salt and. some to bend belongs to the community of invest in india where 3 quarters of sold in india is harvested in the monsoon season from june to september the song plains are flooded with dry kneeboard when the water recedes in october 35000 augury of families begin their annual grant from villages across the state to the little rock to spend the next 8 months making sort. of habitable. that i thought we'd come to all the materials and build a small structur

states which have recently passed antiabortion legislation like georgia for example where one of those so-called hot speech fetal heartbeat bills was passed a spoke to an activist in georgia she said around 1000 activists turned up at the capitol building that she said to me this is a direct quote i'm tired of old white men telling us what to do with our bodies that we would an 18 across the states and i'm grateful for that so i know to alabama as well whether legislation is passing that all men another organizer i spoke to on the ground in alabama said when they came to apply for that permit to hold this rally the person organizing that in the government office said normally you need about 20 days to apply for that permit i'm going to push this through because i subscribe to what you are doing so plenty of support and these acts of itself continuing in their activities one another activist i spoke to in georgia said the holding a town hall meeting called the a.b.c. over reproductive justice so that people know their rights and they know that the clinics all still open and now you. know w

petition for a referendum to expropriate georgia vulnerable and the others grew up in the course of $20000.00 signatures the 1st step towards a referendum. on the roof space talks with major german media everyone wants to meet him he stresses that what's driving him is a strong sense of justice he says he can't stand by. older people who have lived somewhere for 40 years forced to leave their homes my cunny one thing you can do without an apartment you can do without a car use a bike or take a train but everyone needs an apartment we have to enforce this is social human right all busy of the right good friends. now in other news ukraine's new president former comedian followed amir's a landscape has announced his new administration has given several important posts to former television colleagues who like hand are political novices seen here during this week's inauguration the closest president selenski has previously khan to political office is playing the country's president in a hit t.v. series. and correspondent david stern is in the ukrainian capital kiev he joins us now so tel

attempts by states to impose new abortion restrictions just last week georgia governor brian kemp followed kentucky mississippi and ohio signing a bill that criminalizes abortions performed after 6 weeks of pregnancy abortion has long been one of the us is most divisive political issues pro-choice activists are determined to maintain the right to abortion one nearly 50 years ago but republicans control most state legislatures and they're hoping to overturn existing laws with help from an increasingly conservative judiciary. from a reporter much weight has been following the story welcome by will the governor sign this bill. is female but that does not necessarily put her in the realm of the pro abortion pro-abortion rights camp in fact she has been steadfast defender of pro-life agenda has said in the past that she has a commitment to the unborn and that the abortion issue is in fact why the u.s. needs more conservative justices on the supreme court so we are expecting her to sign a law but what she has said is that she's going to review the final version of the bill and then later on make

or just you know if that's what you prefer a. couple of very special go to georgia choose your favorite color. this is due to the news live from berlin robert muller says his report into russian interference in the u.s. election does not exonerate president truck. if it had competence the president clearly did not commit a crime we would have such a. special counsel's 1st public comment since he was appointed 2 years ago within minutes the president responded to miller by tweeting the case is closed also coming up the favorite to become the next british prime minister boris johnson is told he must appear in court over allegations that he knowingly lied about brakes and in the run up to the 2016 referendum. and nigerian president muhammadu buhari is sworn in for a 2nd and final term the 76 year old won reelection in february but many young nigerians are not convinced that he is the right choice. i'm sumi so much got to thank you for joining us we start with special counsel robert muller's 1st public statement on his 2 year investigation into russian interference in the 2016 u.s.

just you know. that's what you. believe. in a special. georgia choose your favorite. news live from berlin the results are in from the cannes film festival and the palme d'or for best film is gone to south korea. for his dark comedy parasite fresh from. expert joins us in the studio to discuss all the dreams decisions. also south africa swears in its president's. pledge and battle corruption and he takes office and. we hear from our correspondent about the challenges he faces. a michael thanks for joining us the 2019 cannes film festival has come to a close with a star studded award ceremony the festival's top prize the palme d'or went to south korean director bob hope for his black comedy parasite the prize for a parasite marks the 1st korean film ever to win the honor for best film at cannes the festival 2nd place award the grand prize went to french senegalese director of film atlantis i'm joined now by scott rock star from our culture desk wow. my 1st thought. was. surprise parasite well of the it was a surprise for me because this is the 1st time that the jury and i have agreed

age. the following do we trust to debate and shape the future at the georgia bella global media forum twenty nineteen the place made for my. israeli air strikes in gaza have killed several palestinians including a toddler and her mother israel says it was a response to over two hundred fifty rockets fired into its territory by palestinian militants the attacks injured several israelis including an eighty year old woman the latest flare up shot as a month long easing of hostilities. elaborate ceremonies have been taking place in bangkok to crying thailand's new king mahaba he was long gone also known as rama the tenth the ritual symbolize his transformation from human to divine figure the sixty six year old ascended to the throne after the death of his revered father in twenty sixteen. north korean state media says the country's leader kim jong un has overseen a live fire drill of multiple rocket launches and tactical guided weapons the report came a day after size korea said it had detected several short range projectiles launched from the north eastern coast. syrian government forces

wave of attempts by states to impose new abortion restrictions last week georgia governor brian kemp followed kentucky mississippi and ohio signing a bill that criminalizes abortions after 6 weeks. with republicans in control of most state legislatures and an increasingly conservative judiciary pro-choice activists face an uphill battle to maintain abortion rights one nearly 50 years ago . this is the president is times in the united states let's go now to our washington bureau chief alexander phenomena she's following this story for us good evening to you alexandra i mean you have been talking to pro wife campaigners this law in alabama is in direct violation of federal law how are they justified. well there are saying that they strongly believe that life begins and ends at conception and that this life the life of an unborn baby has to be protected and they say that even it is considered a constitutional right for a woman to have an abortion they believe that an abortion is murder and for there are convinced doctors performing this procedure have to be charged with felony and that

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age. we finally do we trust to debate and shape the future of the georgia believe global media for twenty teams the place before. this is news asia coming up on the program it's a new dawn in japan as the country wakes up to a new empire we ask whether the change at the imperial palace has consequences for the nation last. minute memoriam relatives of afghans killed in conflict now have a place to honor their friends and families and preserve some of their belongings and more than just food singapore says it's cohen mary tradition deserves u.n. status we take you to a traditional hawker stall you can decide yourself if the claim holds up. i'm melissa chan and welcome to news asia it's good to have you with us japan has a new emperor the oxford educated not a hito now sits on the chrysanthemum throne the fifty nine year old was presented with imperial recall year at a mourning ceremony a sword and jewel in boxes as proof of his ascendance to the throne the new emperor then delivered his first official speech in which he vowed to remain close to the people and carry on his father's l

that concern us because georgia is on the case on the question of. the fact that germany didn't agree with the two thousand and eleven bombing of libya that ousted moammar gadhafi gives it great credibility here macko accepts europe's joint responsibility. it's the responsibility that also affects europe because if chaos gets the upper hand here which we would like to prevent that would also make itself felt in other areas also germany's message here is that while it won't deliver weapons it will keep up its support for the d. five in this region where the former colonial power france continues to do most of europe's heavy lifting in fighting terrorists. german chancellor angela merkel wants to reassure the region countries the g five that they are not alone in their fight against terrorism she's brought some fifty million euros in first funds for book enough aso and these alone at the same time germany still stop sort of from missing anything beyond military advice and the eight hundred fifty soldiers currently stationed in mali as part of the e.u. stabilization force for now f

states to impose new abortion restrictions just last week georgia governor brian kemp followed kentucky mississippi and ohio signing a bill that criminalizes abortions performed after 6 weeks of pregnancy abortion has long been one of the us is most divisive political issues pro-choice activists are determined to maintain the right to abortion one nearly 50 years ago but republicans control most state legislatures and they're hoping to overturn existing laws with help from an increasingly conservative judiciary. our washington correspondent alexandra phenomena has been following the story for us and she joins us for more hi alex sandra good to see you so we see the alabama state legislature passed this legislation and now it's headed to the governor's desk will she sign it . well she has that 1st of all she has to review the final version of the bill and then after that she will decide we have to say that he. is someone who has been an outspoken pro live supporter and in the past he has supported temps to ban abortion with only a few exceptions so she seems to be likely to sign this bil

. couple couples very special watching the georgia choose your favorite color. chinese shares look rotten today beijing says it wants to swallow better fruit as washington raises tariffs again but u.s. officials contradict trump admitting the trade was hurting both sides. allege sabotage attacks on the world's most important oil brake warnings to ships in the strait of hormuz that they could be next. and the turkish lira keeps falling against the dollar as stamboul faces a rerun.

investor confidence is at an all time low. georgia bank shareholders are unhappy. the share price has plunged into the cellar it has been trading slightly above $6.00 euros $0.40 that's its lowest level in more than 45 years and shareholders are losing patience. a lot of things went wrong at deutsche bank in recent years i hope they can get back into shape. and we didn't if. the expectation is that something fundamental changes something at the court house and i think. she would take a seat and step down from his position supervisory board chairman powell and c.e.o. christian thieving are blamed by shareholders for the band's disastrous performance in recent months some large shareholder groups want to withhold giving official approval to the board that would be a slap in the face the c.e.o. says that would be completely unjustified. the torch of bunk. and again we have brought deutsche bank back into the black we haven't reached our goal is. what you go on we now have the fundamentals for sustainably profitable back up and back but there's a lot of work to be done the investment

whom do we trust debate and shape the future at the georgia village global forum twenty nineteen. friend food. international gateway to the best connection self and road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and trialling services. be our guest at frankfurt airport city managed by for. u.s. president donald trump has signed an executive order imposing sanctions on iran's metals industry the move is in retaliation for iran's decision to stop complying with parts of the landmark nuclear deal struck with world powers in twenty fifteen iran's president hassan rouhani and nonstick one year after the us through the agreement into jeopardy by unilaterally withdrawing from its. turn in the u.s. house judiciary committee says attorney general william barr is guilty of contempt of congress by had failed to provide congress with the full unredacted miller report on russian interference in the twenty six thousand election it comes as u.s. president don't trump peace presidential privilege to block the

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doesn't happen. i was name starts with a b. and he is known in georgia as boris all over britain that's boris johnson of course who was a candidate to during the last time when theresa may then came into office and who wants this top job as much as he has ever wanted anything in his life he is driven by a lot of the sort of ego ambition and many in the party say we don't like it publicly in the party in the in the parliamentary party the colleagues who know him they also know his failings and so they are not very keen on johnson to follow because they don't trust him also they know that he might push for hard bricks it just so them the door and the european union and take britain out and that's another aspect that there is a majority against that and problem and however among the party grassroots boris johnson is the frontrunner he him uses people a sink he's sort of flattened they think he's a he's a figure which he certainly is and so he might make it through the house things and in the end emerge victorious but of course this is a large field pretty much every man woman and th

pace in the city. signed a petition for a referendum to explore georgia vulnerable i'm the others in the course $20000.00 signatures the 1st step towards a referendum. the real space talks with major german media everyone wants to meet him he stresses that what's driving him is a strong sense of justice he says he can't stand by when older people who have lived somewhere for 40 years are forced to leave their homes. you can't do without an apartment you can do without a car use a bike or take a train but everyone needs an apartment. we have to enforce this social human right you have the right voice is. not a football dog and have announced the 2 major signings germany midfielder yulian bronx is joining the club from play because for 25000000 euros dortmund announced the signing of mission bloodbath we're told in has a not top 10 goals and 11 assists in the past a point as they campaign and also cost 25000000 euros to finish runners up in the bonus think of this season finishing the 2 points behind by. manchester city in england for him sterling has called for harsher penalties for t

reporting now we had to the u.s. state of georgia where plans to introduce a radical anti abortion law could cost it economically it's a major hub for the movie and entertainment industry but now some production companies are threatening to pull out of filming their. story takes you to new york tokyo and even into deep space but this year's greatest blockbuster almost entirely in atlanta avengers and again this is just one of many movies produced in georgia the southern states it's one of the biggest production helps in the u.s. even surpassing california as the state with the most feature films produced. but with conservative forces turning back the clock on abortion and threatening women's rights many of the traditionally liberal studios are threatening to leave. many people who work for us will not want to work there and will have to leave their wishes in that regard right now we're watching it very carefully if it becomes law and i don't see how it's practical for us to continue to shoot there. with netflix also threatening a boycott the state's movie industry seems in peril and th

georgia governor brian kemp followed kentucky mississippi and ohio signing a bill that criminalizes abortions after 6 weeks. with republicans in control of most state legislatures and an increasingly conservative judiciary pro-choice activists face an uphill battle to maintain abortion rights one nearly 50 years ago . as a from one of the bill supporters jonathan alexander represents a u.s. national pro-life center he joins us from washington welcome to day it must be feeling very pleased with this decision thank you for having me i think it's a decision that reflects the citizens of alabama asking and answering the question what does life begin in the life begins at conception what legal steps need to be done to protect that life and when critics say that you are effectively with this bill trying to. significantly limits women's rights to tell me how do you respond. well there is 2 patients there during an abortion procedure 2 patients there what a woman availed herself to the procedure of an abortion and now we have a law in alabama that recognizes that there is a life in the womb

we following whom do we trust debate and shape the future at the georgia village global media forum 29 t. the place made for minds. sure it's enough as a reporter in mexico one of the most dangerous countries for journalists in the world. she's one of the few reporters left in last march she's in a state. where chapels drug cartel reign supreme. death threats are part of her daily life. to them i think what they can show you any time with you have a bodyguard or not for me but i refuse to be intimidated and continues to work undaunted. to see not pass on the way to. remote district away from last much she says she has a meeting with women who have been searching for their missing children for us. now it's become a search for bodies. and there are so many we're going to get a mole it's full of seriously ill i think we'll stay here tonight for 3 skeletons you know and apparently a big grave. at a stench. or at least is this a body this one is decomposing still well if it hasn't been a long while to past really welcoming that but i'm going to broadcast this like a song. get that and we

trust debate and shape the future at the georgia bell or global media forum twenty nineteen. the place. hello and a warm welcome to focus on europe thanks for joining us today the hunt is on in europe for the torturers of syrian dictator bashar al assad's regime investigators are closing in on them thanks to thousands of pieces of evidence that were smuggled by witnesses from the ruins of syrian cities the photos and documents are now in the hands of european investigators their task to prove that the syrian secret service systematically tortured opposition members to death well more than a dozen of these war criminals are believed to be in germany sweden or france disguised as refugees. investigators across europe are determined to identify them and relatives of the victims who fled the murderous regime and came to germany are a valuable source of information people like mariam whom our reporter met on his search for justice. mariam lives in a berlin suburb she's from syria and part of a major hunt to catch syrian secret service members who committed crimes like these . is one of the

what do we trust to debate and shape the future at the georgia global media forum twenty going to the place before mine. this is deja vu news live from thailand's king officially takes the throne ceremonies take place in bangkok for the country's first coronation in seven decades our correspondent is at the same also coming up. officials say it's a miracle no one was killed after a jet slides off the runway at a u.s. naval station in florida and. last rites before a controversial rule change in track and field caster semenya overwhelms the competition in the eight hundred meters. i'm rebecca riches welcome to the program elaborate ceremonies are underway in bangkok to crown thailand's new king he run long gone the sixty six year old ascended to the throne in twenty six dana after the death of his widely revered father saturday's pageantry is the start of a three day ceremony that formally invests him with power symbolizing his consecration as the op holder of buddhism in thailand. the coronation begins with a ritual cleansing under nine months. the water is drawn from rivers and d

more than 50 inmates have been found in prisons in manaos the remote amazonas state of georgia attributing the deaths to drug related gang violence prison giant balls not how devoted to regain control of his country's prisons the spokesman said the violence is unlikely to spread out of the . all come from above but inside these walls brutality reigns some 55 inmates have been massacred inside brazil's prisons strangled to death and stabbed with shop and toothbrushes families gathered at a morgue demanding to see the bodies of their loved ones others are still waiting to hear if their husbands are alive. it's because when you get anguished desperate here outside the prison we don't know what to do because we aren't allowed to get close to the gate the police won't allow us and don't inform us about anything. unless it's not easy because they are treated like animals inside they are humans not dogs they should be given jobs and put some work but it doesn't happen. the killings began on sunday and spread across 4 prisons in the amazonas state anguished relatives rioted outside the

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the future at the georgia golden globe for twenty nine change. trump straight tactics another threat of massive tariffs on chinese goods but china says its trade delegation will be going to washington this week for a fresh round of talks. and the indian government is promoting stops as the company's new economic priority for the scenes justified as the first figures show start of investment in india is up forty percent. this is business. and welcome trade negotiators in the u.s. and china have been working for months on a deal that would satisfy both nations and and an excruciating tug of war between the world's two biggest economies but now new threats by u.s. president trump up the pressure on each side trump said on sunday tariffs on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese goods would increase to twenty five from ten percent that would reverse a decision he made in february to keep them at ten percent but that was when the two sides were making good progress on trade talks shares in asia were hit hard after the news european stocks are also down and wall street is expected to

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where is this headed right i mean just last week georgia became the 4th state this year to pass a so-called heartbeat. that bans abortions after 6 weeks which is when doctors can generally detect the fetus as heartbeat up until now such bills have been successfully struck down and that's because abortion is a constitutional right that has to do with the landmark 1973 supreme court case robi wait which guarantees the right to abortion in the united states but republicans now believe that they have a chance to overturn that law that's because the balance on the supreme court has shifted since president donald trump became president he's had the rare opportunity to appoint 2 judges gorsuch and brett kavanaugh both of whom have been known to come out and speak critically about roe v wade. so republicans calculus now is that they'll push as many of these anti abortion laws as possible hoping they'll get a challenger almost expecting they'll get a challenge that will then eventually end up in front of the supreme court where they then hope they now have the support to have abortions overtu

following do we trust to beijing and shape the future at the georgia political be beautiful country like china. france's president claims europe is in the grip of a civil war in italy hungary and poland leading politicians say they're fighting to save europe's christian soul which way will of a continent turn that's our debate from the european parliament here in the heart of brussels. thank. you and welcome to the conference on a debate battle lines are being drawn ahead of the european elections with more than four hundred million people eligible to vote and increasingly it's a europe of stark contrasts last week about a thousand fashion sympathizers gapes to farm salutes and clashed with riot police in milan this information campaigns are said to be running at full tilt and commission president john told you because warned that if nationalist parties on the margins of the right and left take the upper hand it would mean the end of liberal democracy and free society so on issues ranging from migration to rule of law or security and sovereignty our panelists have plenty to argue ab

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a wave of attempts by states to impose new abortion restrictions just last week georgia governor brian kemp followed kentucky mississippi and ohio signing a bill that criminalizes abortions performed after 6 weeks of pregnancy abortion has long been one of the us is most divisive political issues pro-choice activists are determined to maintain the right to abortion nearly 50 years ago but republicans control most state houses and they're hoping to overturn existing laws with the help from an increasingly conservative judiciary. i reporter peter dahl has been looking into this story for us and joins us in our studio thanks peter so we've seen that alabama alabama lawmakers have now passed this into law it will now land on the governor's desk what's going to happen next the governor has said that she will not sign anything before she's seen the full bill but she's known as a strong religious and staunchly conservative republican in fact it was one of her central issues when she ran for governor at the time she said i believe every life is precious as a pro-life governor always figh

during a panel discussion here at georgia but as studios in berlin they must understand we have to do all we can to keep talking to iran to make sure this agreement is maintained on all sides even after the united states has opted out and we have to assess these latest statements by iran together that's a first step in which europe can exercise its strength and make its joint voice her especially. so i look at for some analysis i'm joined now by cornelius on her behalf from the german council on foreign relations a welcome going to list on germany was one of the driving forces in coming up and agreeing on this nuclear deal how do. a setback a diplomatic setback is this a move by iran well first of all the deal is not dead with today's announcement by the iranians they have carefully chosen some of those elements which are not strictly elaborated in the deal so they themselves say they were still within the confines of the deal this is what all those elements that they've said they're not going to comply and it's about the heavy water storage and it's about which uranium which they are