tanya beckett has been to dubai to find out for talking business. and welcome to a special edition of talking business, with me, tanya beckett, here in dubai. i'm at the global education and skills forum, where leaders from the education sector are gathered. some quarter of a billion children worldwide this year will not attend school. we are here to find out what it would take to prepare young people in africa and the middle east for the workplace. but first, let's get some views from students in the region. what are your main concerns in terms of the challenges you might face when you enter into the workforce? if i ever had any future aspirations to live in iran, i wouldn't be able to because i would then have to complete national service, so it really limits what i could do for my origin country, which i'm very passionate about. i'd really like to enter the politics of iran, because there is a lot that needs fixing. i think that in sudan there are certain ideals about the kind of career path everyone should follow, so for example, people who do w

i'm tanya beckett. our top stories... prosecutors in sweden consider whether to reopen a rain inquiry, prosecutors in sweden consider whether to reopen a rape inquiry, against the wikileaks founder, julian assange. the united states wants him extradited. he is going to fight extradition and we are going to fight it hard. this this case raises significant issues about free speech. in the last few minutes the head of sudan's interim military council — which ousted the president in a coup on thursday — has announced he's stepping down. india's jet airways suspends flights until monday, stranding passengers all over the world. and there's anger from campaigners as a ban comes into effect on transgender people serving in the us military. hello and welcome to world news today. prosecutors in sweden say they're considering whether to reopen an investigation, into allegations of rape against the founder of wikileaks, julian assange. he was arrested on thursday, following ecuador‘s decision to revoke his asylum at its embassy in l

i'm tanya beckett. our top stories...nquiry, prosecutors in sweden consider whether to reopen a rape inquiry, against the wikileaks founder, julian assange. the united states wants him extradited. he is going to fight extradition and we are going to fight it hard. this this case raises significant issues about free speech. in the last few minutes the head of sudan's interim military council — which ousted the president in a coup on thursday — has announced he's stepping down. india's jet airways suspends flights until monday, stranding passengers all over the world. and there's anger from campaigners as a ban comes into effect on transgender people serving in the us military.