Washingtons actions of the continent. This is r. T. International. Canadas Prime Minister just how summoned an emergency meeting of his ministers after protesters shut down key well routes across the country the demonstrators want to stop a vast proposed gas pipeline over Indigenous Territory with the details is artist on quarter. Railways out of commission ports a backlog marches on the streets transportation across canada has been shut down by protests over a near 700 kilometer long gas pipeline and judging by the most recent actions there seems to be little hope for a swift resolution. To the. I. At 1st a number of Indigenous Councils came to an agreement with the Company Coastal gas link to build a 6600000000. 00 gas pipeline that would run through Indigenous Lands but the chiefs of a small 1st nation called the what sioux wetton tribe came out against its construction and for that they were raided by the police but the Police Action seems to have backfired the white Sweat Movement
Time now for global exchange, where we bring you todays market moving news from all around the world, from hong kong to berlin, to london, sao paulo, and new york. Our bloomberg voices are on the ground with this mornings top stories. , china said it would sanction and american organizations close hong kongs port. Joining me from hong kong, and the current hong kong, enda curran. Give us the latest. Enda what they are doing is targeting a couple of groups, including Human Rights Watch and freedom house, for sanctions, and putting a stop on u. S. Navy ships coming to hong kong. But we dont really have many more details beyond that. We know that there are already some restrictions on ngos operating within china anyway, but the big take away is they steered clear of any economic issues, anything that would upset the trade talks, which are , by all accounts, still on track. There was better news on chinas economy today. But the official and private sector pmis pointing in the right directi
Country nobly. Welcome. I have a great pleasure of having Anders Rasmussen with us, former danish primer to, chairman of the Danish Liberal Party and secretarygeneral of nato. Most recently he is the ceo of rasmussen global as well as the founder of the alliance of democracies which we will get to a little later. Thrilled to see my old friend haynes here, the former Deputy National security adviser, more importantly the Deputy Director of the cia and she is currently at columbia university. Also with us today is michelle flournoy, the under secretary of defense for policy, the cofounder and ceo, the managing partner at west executive advisors helping a lot of small companies. I told them to make opening remarks. I will keep them very very brief because we had a long day and covered a lot of ground. I think we talked about research and applications and talent. This notion of the Global Positioning or geostrategic positioning is one that is founded on the notion of norms and values and t
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Bring in a head on the air hes an Investment Analyst at the share center and joins us now from london it will be the biggest i. P. O. Of all time but the saudis were planning to make much more from the sale why did they have to pay back their expectations. Well i think their expectations were ultimately slightly high to try and valued the overall. Business 2 trillion to me was partly a vanity project very valued and when they were when they were asking the overseas investors to get involved it was lukewarm pretty much of what he said that its going to be 2 trillion is far too much more realistic valuation now seems to be around the 1. 00 trillion to 1. 00 trillion but even then i think the market in general Still Believes that that could still be slightly on the high side so i think you know just adjusted to reality to a certain degree was the valuation the only reason that International Investors stayed away. Well i think not necessarily i mean what youve got to look at is the Saudi A