to balance surgery when i went to investigate the chinese battle to get in shape on al jazeera. hello i m adrian for the get this is counting the cost analysis here your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week on patrol off the coast of west africa nations step up their naval presence to counter the scourge of piracy and hostage taking. after 6 years of treading water gold prices are on the rise we find out what s behind the move. and i ll tell you what a great impress record morning on production rather than import. a decade ago no ship was safe off the coast of somalia men armed with machine guns in small boats would target vessels including aid for the world food program the menace of piracy continues to plague the region impeding its security and economic develop. but it s also increasing in other areas that you hotspot is the gulf of guinea an area that covers 6000 nautical miles or 11000 kilometers of coastline from angola to senegal west african co
a potentially more realistic view about how possible all of this is look he s promised price johnson to take britain out of the e.u. by the 31st deal or no deal well on the deal side of things the only way to do it is by resuscitating somehow to raise a maize deal 3 times and failed to pass through parliament he would have to do away with the hated northern ireland backstop of what he s promised to do at least that s the one thing that european union has absolutely said it will not do that leaves the idea of no deal there is an established majority in the house of commons against no deal assuming of course that given the opportunity to vote on it at all the opposition is marshalling itself senior cabinet ministers preparing to resign in the next couple of hours rather than be pushed by boris johnson people like for the common the chancellor david gold the justice secretary for rory stewart his former. opponent in the leadership race the international development secretary the
deal announced with the military will be finalized today they have been holding a series of public meetings to explain why they signed the agreement which has been met with both sides by well it s been met with celebration and skepticism so a mixed reaction to the deal alexey o brien reports. from early morning until late at night and main squares mosques and on street corners. sudanese people came together. facing the drums of change and chanting civilian revolution. hailing what some say as the 1st step towards ending decades of dictatorship. but i think that i am telling the youth that the revolution is not over the revolution has just started with the internet shut down by the military jump to news of the deal spread mostly by word of mouth and in public meetings held by opposition leaders. the agreement will be signed off to its final laws and some heads of state from different countries will be attending the signing we are expecting this to take place within the upcomin
urge the international community to step up to try to help to share the responsibility for this unprecedented flood of refugees as they re being called now from venezuela they are in chile they are in argentina in peru more than a 1000000 in colombia and ecuador and counting and in fact we re now seeing for the 1st time that israel and trying to leave the country in rafts and some of them drowning in the ocean trying to get to places like trinidad and tobago. here s what we ve got coming up to you on this news hour. we re looking at liberia and the anger over a sinking economy and rising prices which has sent thousands out into the streets. also more international pressure on the philippines government to stop its debt the war on drugs. and sport the biggest event in the history of women s sport is about to kick off in france we re live at the football world cup. but demonstrators in liberia s capital are protesting as we said against rising prices and corruption angry of a p
a priest to criticize politicians at the funeral of murdered journalist leader of the key appeals for them to make more moves towards unity in sport it s a big night in the champions league kickoff is an hour away as i x. face tottenham in the first leg of the semifinal clash. it s been a day of fast moving dramatic developments in venezuela the government of president nicolas maduro says it s facing down a coup by supporters of opposition leader. speaking from a military base why don t. the time has come to confront government but still in doubt is the ultimate loyalty of the country s very powerful military starting with the support from sort of hide it. this is how an homage to military vehicle in caracas responded to antigovernment protesters the crowds had come out after all cooled by opposition leader one quite to join him and soldiers that have defected. these men are fighting against the venezuelan military they want support for. the fighting continues between forces