of coal which put south african a very very tricky situation means that the have no choice by sea radek a sea use call and one thing that they must do i think would be full way for them to you know incorporates the workers when the coming up with policies for them to decide what would work and another thing that of the also good would be for them to increase a bit of tax that some of that money can go back to work is that will a fortune not have jobs until a plan b. is and states when it comes to fighting something like this but what are the chances of convincing all german companies to invest in south africa when they do consider the economy high risk well you know the one thing that they have decided what the president on the course i have put into space is an integrity says resource sense which looks a diversified portfolio of different energies you know you've got to hide your holiday you've got your gas as long as those who uble and they are bought 102 of those i have a little country right now in south africa and they're raking in holes 14000000000 rand so you know it is a growing

in a radek orwellian regime paranoid schizophrenic a place of modern day gulags. a red dynasty long headed by a despotic film buff and now by his son whose portly appearance is topped with a singular haircut. and then there's the country's nuclear arsenal 'd a threat that makes the self-proclaimed innocent nations of the world tremble with fear. when it comes to north korea why do we so often resort to cliches in light of the difficult and often tragic situation the country's people find themselves. hyperbole seems rather inappropriate. we're often told that foreigners are not permitted into the country that those who do manage to visit are not permitted to see much of anything and that those who do manage to see something should remember it's probably think. someone once insisted to us that there were no high rises in pyongyang. a disorienting claim given that one of us was living on the 24th floor of a building on quite a box street at the time. but. this film was shot over a period of 8 years by 3 people one of us is a translator of korean. between us we made m

a situation is that we are maintaining our positions on these poor radek shelling from have to close to standing in residential areas and killing civilians in a neighborhood that we are steadfast on the front lines we had gone to the last couple of days in a number of areas now we are waiting orders to dance again. so despite those efforts by members of the international community to try and get both sides to sit down and agree on a last things things far those efforts of thus far failed the commander was also telling us reminding is that many of the 4 inches here all volunteers they are not being paid any money by the un backed government in tripoli the united nations is very concerned about what it describes as on registered or uncontrolled weapons in libya trying to hold that supply of weapons they say that there could be up to 200000 tons of owned controlled munitions in libya. meanwhile yesterday friday general huffed this. these efforts to try and forge a last thing since. his forces would continue until in his words he took control of all of tripoli. now coal fired power stati

reduction of violence for a week but that does not mean a ceasefire per se there have been attacks radek attacks but yes there has been reduction and that is something which the taliban is going to maintain according to the taliban they say that for one $135.00 days when the u.s. withdrawal is going to happen when the u.s. forces will be left just over $8000.00 troops in afghanistan they're going to maintain no attacks the united states will not attack them and that appears to be the formula for peace that these 2 sides who be at odds with each other can are going to lose and hold the fire and that is going to be the question that many of guns will be asking that how effective is that going to be we asked the afghan taliban spokesman who said that all of these attacks that have happened against the afghan forces against convoys of the afghan forces have happened in areas which are controlled by the taliban and according to the taliban that 70 percent of of the un is fine so it remains to be seen how the afghan government which the taliban does not see as a legitimate power will be negoti