Technology to boost their crops and reduce waste. Im sorry its not the latest sports including voluntary both sides with the russian born preauth reigning bowl champion Lewis Hamilton is hit with a 10 2nd penalty. We begin this news hour with a major escalation in the conflict between amenia and azerbaijan over the disputed region of nagornokarabakh at least 16 Service Personnel have now been killed many more injured both sides have declared martial law theyre blaming each other for sundays flare up in fighting dozens of Armenian Military reservist living in the disputed region have also now been summoned to fit u. T. Many homes in the area have been damaged and azerbaijan is saying 5 members of one. Family were killed by armenian shelling the United States russia france and iran are among the nations calling for calm all been forced to walk or begins our coverage. As airy tanks under attack according to armenians Defense Ministry it also claims that his area drones and helicopters wer
Washington publishers. We do a lot of deep dive coverage into policy areas, including defense and health and energy environment, and cybersecurity kept popping up. This was in 2012 or so. We started looking at taking a deeper dive into it and myself and a colleague started to investigate. We decided to start a new publication called inside cybersecurity that with a focus on the development of cyber policy. That wasnt that long ago but it really was the stage of creation for a lot of this. I think president george w. Bush was the first one who really started getting into cyber as a major policy area, and then it just exploded under the Obama Administration. It was cutting across a different issue areas that we decided to create something that would give readers an idea of where the policy arc was going. We covered it through the Second Obama Administration into the Trump Administration, and a lot of the book, i wrote an earlier book called hacked which was about cyber during the obama y
Detainees sworn in the hope it could facilitate a lasting peace. Thousands the fire protests began in thailand demanding the Prime Ministers resignation and reforms to the monarchy. Plus the speaker of the Cypriot Parliament quits after being implicated in a cash for passport scam exposed by al jazeera. The World Health Organization has warned the death toll in the 2nd wave of the corona virus pandemic could be 5 times the level of the 1st outbreak in the spring unless urgent action is taken across europe coronavirus cases are rising dramatically and governments are tightening restrictions to stop the spread from saturday more than half of englands 56. 1000000 population will be subjected to high or very high restrictions impacting their movement and who they can meet the German Hospital Federation says the number of people in hospital with covert 19 has doubled in the past week with intensive care patients expected the past 2000 by next months Record Numbers of infections have been re
But the equity markets are open. We are up by 1. 2 . Earnings season getting up tomorrow with j. P. Morgan, but stimulus talks are not going anywhere. The german tenyear yield, yields are going lower. We are also seeing some pressure caught in periphery. We are getting awful close to a has 100 spread that basis points on it, and that is certainly something we are watching very carefully. We note the comments from mr. Lane over the weekend. The other thing we are noting as well is what is happening with chinese currency. The pboc over the weekend basically putting two way risk back into that currency pair. The question is, will that be marketto stabilize this and keep the pboc happy, or is further action ultimately going to be required . Kailey joining us now is mark mccormick, Td Securities global head of fx strategy. Lets talk about the u. K. First. More restrictions to stop the spread of the virus there. The market doesnt really seem to blink at any of these new additional restrictio
Here during the current academic year, this marks the second occasion on which Johns Hopkins has been privileged to welcome our chief executive to this campus. Ladies and gentlemen, i present the president of the united states. Mr. Garland, senator brewster, senator tidings, members of the congressional delegation, members of the faculty of Johns Hopkins, student body, my fellow americans. Last week, 17 nations sent their views to some two dozen countries having an interest in Southeast Asia. We are joining those 17 countries and stating our american policy tonight, which we believe will contribute towards peace in this area of the world. I have come here to review, once again, with my own people the views of the american government. Tonight, americans and asians are dying for a world where each people may choose its own path to change. This is the principle for which our ancestors fought in the valleys of pennsylvania. It is a principle for which our sons fight tonight in the jungles