said he d be back to work soon. joe floater is a middle east bureau chief. he has this analysis on what benjamin netanyahu hoped to achieve. i think you are appearing as reassurance to his friends and critics that he was still in charge of government as he prepared to hand over the reins of power to his deputy and a warning to those converging on towns around israel particularly a few kilometres away outside the israeli parliament calling for new elections him to step down. let s break out really are. some groups of hostages with families and their supporters who believe he does not have the commitment to secure a ceasefire deal that would release their loved ones from gaza. their point of view is that it has been four months since the last deal that s saw significant release of hostages and since then very little has happened in that regard. they have been joined happened in that regard. they have beenjoined by others happened in that regard. they have been joined by others
make a blacklist of tax havens among the millions of documents evidence that some of the world s richest individuals and businesses are doing whatever they can to hide their cash from the tax man the queen of england is there the rock star bono two american firms apple facebook and nike are also part of it. the massive paradise papers leak is a snapshot of global tax dodging in sixteen million documents most of them out of bermuda big names and big companies are caught once more in a controversy over their finances that s boosting those who want to end tax dodging in the u.k. opposition leader jeremy corbyn suggested the queen should apologize after the leaks showed her state made offshore investments we simply have to challenge the culture that the something clever about avoiding taxation taxation is what gives us ambulances gives us far attenders gives us safety in our lives and we all have
a responsibility to pay for it others have greeted the revelations with a shrug russian off
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inform. and on demand. language courses. video and audio. anytime. after tough negotiations the u.s. and canada finally closed a free trade deal last sunday donald trump is claiming it as a personal triumph talks had lasted thirteen months an agreement was reached only at the last minute. which. my great honor to announce that we have successfully completed negotiations on a brand new deal to terminate and replace nafta and the nafta trade agreements with an incredible new us mexico canada agreement
called us m.c.a.d. upon closer inspection there are few changes between the new trade deal and the old one. canada gave in to u.s. demands to open up its highly protected dairy market and both sides made compromises over tariff free auto imports the only completely new aspect is the name nafta is now the united states mexico canada agreement canadian prime min
after tough negotiations the u.s. and canada finally closed a free trade deal last sunday donald trump is claiming it as a personal triumph talks had lasted thirteen months an agreement was reached only at the last minute. which smy great honor to announce that we have successfully completed negotiations on a brand new deal to terminate and replace nafta and the nafta trade agreements with an incredible new us mexico canada agreement called us m.c.a.d. upon closer inspection there are few changes between the new trade deal and the old one. canada gave in to u.s. demands to open up its highly protected dairy market and both sides made compromises over tariff free auto imports the only completely new aspect is the name nafta is now the united states mexico canada agreement canadian prime minister
justin trudeau also promoted the deal as a big success it s an agreement that when enacted will be good for canadian workers good for canadian business and good for canadian families it s an