the water where all the taishan says. you. give the go ahead to. you. oh. you're. relieved. canada's prime minister justin trudeau called an emergency meeting as activists shut down the major rail lines throughout the country at a very planned gas pipeline on indigenous land and. also this hour a court order to stop clearing for slim for its 1st european park and battery plant which critics warning that modern supposedly green companies are nothing of the kind. and the u.s. secretary of state takes a rare trip to africa and a bid to dislodge china's economic dominance there but as warm words stand and march in contrast to washington's actions on the continent.

taishan you. give the go ahead to. venezuela flimsy u.s. sanctions as a weapon of mass destruction and a mass form of warfare at present donald trump threatening to impose further restrictions on the country's oil sector. also this hour towns in northeastern france accuse their belgian neighbors of illegally dumping waste across the border our correspondent charlotte devinsky investigates. being described as being all in on the scale and you can see why. and britain's 4 time olympic champion mo farah comes under fire after a b.b.c. documentary claims he lied to doping officials about taking a controversial supple.

in model 3 electric vehicles and of course germany's back to taishan as a place to do business. in the reactions to these of development. well from the world of politics and business it's been a fury and frustration none none more so than from economy minister peter and when you look at the background to this you can really understand why germany's economy is slowing down and it's facing increasing competition from the likes of china where it has already has a factory of this kind and of course the country comes under a lot of fire for turning investors away for having too much red tape so when finally a company like tesco one of the most innovative companies in the world comes along it finds its progress or said in the early stages of this project and interestingly the response has been pretty unanimous on the political front even the green party has come out strongly in favor of tesla in this case one of its senior figures all over. the leader of the parliamentary group he's called the idea of surge of making the pine forest behind me the battleground here and briefly clear co

critics share of concern about the votes legitimacy 500 local observers lost their credit taishan ahead of the election accused of interfering in it but u.s. based election observer group was expelled from the country as well while an electronic system meant to secure the results has been canceled the remaining international observers come largely from african states that support the incumbent still many of togo 3600000 voters hope this election will be different. i'm voting for change today is about voting for change to have change in the country. from now on we have jobs in this country. we want to have food security shelter that's why we're here. to be all of us togolese are strongly mobilized to vote for a candidate that can bring us towards this freedom and development. the. change this time. and we have the courage to do. we want. whoever wins the next president will face rising prices for basic necessities health system a troubled education sector and rising youth unemployment. thousands of people have taken to the streets in the western german city of how know where it is shoote

we're getting i think it went to the very very top i think if he crossed the water where all the taishan skew thought was going on and give the go ahead. is you'll be via a. a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. the isolation for community. are you going the right way or are you being led. direct. what is truth what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. aura made in the shallowness. hopes for peace in afghanistan by the u.s. and the taliban are expected to sign a deal to end america's longest war. the family of u.s. air force veteran former drone operator and whistleblower friends and brian starts a fundraising campaign to get him released from jail as he faces charges of threatening city officials saying that the challenge is politically motivated. elsewhere researches a mighty say report alleging fraud stealing the bolivian election falls short on evidence president evo morales left his post amid mass protests over the supposed violations.

the water where all the taishan so you. give the go ahead. the point is should we. actually be charging for it because this is when we charge things it's because it's been a benefit to the person who is buying it and that's the audiology to education about 30 or 40 years ago but the perspective of education was originally that education is a benefit for saudi in general i wouldn't want to live in a society without doctors or engineers happen without economists. saying it of being a profit benefit ignoring the public means that we're ignoring that the skill bias we need for a sophisticated society and putting the burden of that skilled biases on the individuals and what we've turned it into is just now the trend institution of higher education become a form of a version of a real estate scam that is not the bisons for a functional society. is no but it did fix the noise good number 2 the pretty one when you have no kids you didn't leave home until and don't going to. see all the good that you did and that of all fused into. all sorts in the uk if you took our young.

the water where all the taishan so you. give the go ahead. this is an invalid you know that. the russian ministry of defense has confirmed that turkish troops were among the militants fired on by syrian government troops in libya province on thursday claims 33 of its troops were killed. also this hour as bernie sanders surges in the polls one democratic billionaire don't aren't tells their party to unite behind anyone else claiming the socialist senator can't beat donald trump we look at whether the road to the white house is paved not with votes but dollar bills. and a court in the german state of past that has upheld a ban on head scarves being worn by judges and training lawyers in courtrooms.

they want to nori in taishan day the university was the scene of an ugly confrontation between pro and anti beijing demonstrators. we decided to hold a protest on market day surrounding our universities closely for chinese state because we decided that would be the best way to get attention to the course. student activist through power flute latest city against vice chancellor peter horton over the university's close connections with the chinese government. i lead a chant hey hey hurry peta has got to go and that was basically calling for peta white to resign over his links to the chinese communist party while these human rights abuses are being perpetrated and then i let it stand hey hey heard her she's in pain has got to go. it was at that moment that i was attacked. i heard noises like there was a national effort and there was shouting the slogans were shouting china's hong kong. betrayers of china. 7 was. was. they were ugly sayings on both sides. there were close to $90000.00 chinese students enrolled at the university of queensland their fees contribute a quarter of a $1000000000

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today the traces of this constant adept taishan are visible in many places in the form of to stores had for some months here and there cracks appear inside the buildings as well. although there have been a couple of instances of subsidence some thoughts have become distorted and tilt slightly cleaner but not one of the venetian palaces has ever collapsed the grolier . this is architects constructed the buildings so well that they can even withstand the frequent earthquakes in the region. i remember my father in law telling me about when there was the earthquake in for you only in the 1970 something unfair list felt the shocks of that very strongly and where we live as very big windows you know with lead holding the panes of glass and he said that the windows just moved like the sails of a boat and then came back in place not one of those little panes the crack didn't sell out. there is a well. in the courtyard of every plant city. by developing a sophisticated system for collecting rainwater venice is brilliant architects solve the problem of the city's drinking water supply. water flow

where i come from you don't want to weigh from a call from taishan. when i was 5 years old my father took me to his friends and i was home to almost bought. a sport for a few months old and to see all sold. fencing as a language and a good source for it is a conversation. must keep your opponent to understand the thinking. of the man to get close otherwise you can score a hit. it's not unlike a tough interview really when interviewing politicians ok. for the c.e.o.'s you have to wait for the right moment just to get around their defenses and then make your move the buffett. yes of taking risks to get results. i'm got alphas and i walk a d w. in the book you are no one on the keyboard because i like. exposing and justice global news that matters to me for months. douglas a talk show. strong despite the clear position as from international perspective. every week we get to the point on our current topic. being open. committed to the books to the point shut. the fuck up and. tough it is for me. is for. beethoven is for. beethoven. and beethoven is for. b

i commend taishan in a way bringing its german atrocities in a connection to what happened in trace and using these victims to instruments allies and for political right reasons of the right wing fear is something all the democrats in this country stood against up to and i think that was a very strong moment followed by applause and i i didn't i have to say that this. central phrase of this whole speech you know that didn't end until the and that was the red line until the end when people then stood up and and paid a standing ovation i mean you bring up a good point this message that there could not be a comparison of victimizations when you're talking about the war and the numbers and the numbers exactly his speech also mentioned the publish town of the which is where the 1st nazi war crime in the 2nd world war took place you've been there you've reported on commemorations about how did that play into the speech today not only commemorations i was able to talk with the last survivors of the city say of this atrocity you know the rates of this bombing and. the president was there last y

the water where all the taishan so you. give the go ahead. hello and welcome the cross talk for all things are considered i'm peter lavelle the atlantic alliance the bedrock of the post world war 2 global security order is slowly but surely unraveling more and more often washington and brussels diverged on important foreign policy issues today europe has a choice to defend its interests or fade into oblivion. crosstalk in the atlantic alliance i'm joined by my guest mark allman in oxford he's the director of the crisis research institute in london we have jonathan steele he's an international affairs. also in london we have a real he is founder of consulting and a foreign affairs analyst or a gentleman cross-like rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate mark let me go to you 1st here let me just read you 2 quotes here number one foreign minister lavrov played in munich saying quote change course speak for it's too late and we have the new head of the european union's foreign policy arm he he also say

greetings and sal you taishan. in the world of international politics and big business my friends information is king especially for intelligence agencies like the cia and the n.s.a. and its the cia's ravenous thirst for intelligence and control no matter the cost and what lines are crossed that is at the heart of the recent revelations coming out of switzerland regarding the cold war's biggest manufacturer of encryption devices a joint investigation by the washington post and german public broadcasters e.t.f. has revealed that crypto a.g.t. the world's leading manufacturer or crip to logical equipment during the cold war whose clients including included over $120.00 governments around the world was a front company owned by the united states central intelligence agency whoa discovered through a secret 2004 cia historical document and in a 2000 a oral history by german intelligence the operation was considered to be the intelligence coup of the century by taking over the manufacture of the devices this allowed the c

there was here where all the taishan so you. give the go ahead. hello and welcome to crossfire for all things are considered i'm peter lavelle the atlantic alliance the bedrock of the post world war 2 global security order is slowly but surely unraveling more and more often washington and brussels diverged on important foreign policy issues today europe has a choice to defend its interests or fade into oblivion. crosstalk in the atlantic alliance i'm joined by my guest mark allman in oxford.

beginning i think it went to the very very top i think if the photos cross the water where all the taishan so you thought was going on and give the go ahead. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line and they get accepted or rejected. so. when you want to be president. i want to. be press with the right woman for. can't be good. i'm interested in the water power. in the united states presidential candidates debate the future of the u.s. and the world. stacy her but dig into the burning questions of this election cycle . every week. tax student debt trade was money universal basic. and more catch up with what's front running this sunday exclusively on r.t. . today. is here. to be reached. is 3 pm right now here in moscow this monday in the headlines this hour in what's been described as reaching out to story journalism wiki leaks founder julian assange begins his u.s. extradition hearing in london throughout the day. also makes the news today to israel plans to fundamentally change the situation in gaza or offer exchanging fire with the militant group in the region and

into the noun gang i think it went to the very very top i think it the cross the water where all the taishan so you thought was going on and give the go ahead. nuclear power plants have become a battleground in the us in vermont people are demanding the shut down of a local plant from my yankee is right. now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no clare power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limits this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy as are power lie with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in the very real ways a struggle. joined me every thursday on the alec simon chill and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. the point is should we actually be charging for education because this is when we charge for things is because it's been a benefit to the person who's buying it and that's the audiology t

well you also experience to pull taishan and you change that experience into helping other people what do you remember about being taken back to el salvador what happened to you. well you was. it was horrifying experience. me taken to the u.s. when i was you live in rome noble there in the states you know going to a limb and 3 high school junior high and then out of nowhere you know they tell you that they're going to be or you it's very shocking. i feel that it was unfair you know the fact that i will most of my life in the states and i don't know where that staple where you rested and see your legal status and they tell you that you cannot be there anymore so from one day to the next just being on the plane you know seeing the difference between the city life to a bunch of mountains in horses and cows very shocking you know. what is that well that's scary. i hear you laughing but it's sort of roof or laughter at something as simple as speaking spanish right but you know i mean he speaks spanish so well he speaks spanish but now salvador why is it different so it's a different action

greetings and sal you taishan. if the 1st casualty of war is the truth then the civilians caught in the crossfire are most often the 2nd 3rd and 4th casualties of war currently the united states finds itself involved in multiple battlefields across the world ranging from major conflicts like the wars in afghanistan iraq and syria to an unknown number of small regional conflicts and special forces missions that the taxpaying u.s. public will never be away made aware of until long after the fact or something horribly goes tragically wrong and currently tragically wrong often means the loss of civilian life who were unlucky enough to get caught in the crossfire of america's peacekeeping but how effective is the united states military when it comes to tracking assessing and investigating reports of civilian harm and casualties by its forces that is the question at the heart of a new report by the center for civilians and conflict and the columbia law school human rights institute after conducting an in-depth after cond

some solution you do the same thing right what did you feel you tell meditation i did i found out a taishan in 2011 when i was still practicing medicine and it really for me it is not mindfulness that what i practice and what i teach is very different from your traditional workplace mindfulness hourlong guided visualization so so i took this meditation course in 2011 and i had a really profound benefits really quickly i lost my road rage i stopped crying every day and i i was quite successful in my academic and clinical career for several years after that that was when i went to india for a retreat a meditation retreat and i started having some really really even more powerful experiences because i was never spiritual or open to meditation that you had people that know me now think it's or that knew me then think it's hilarious that i'm a meditation teacher now because i was i was the type of med student to go out and and over indulge in an alcohol and study and party that was not i was not a self care kind of medical student. so when i started to have these experiences and realize that eve

some are saying that this personal coach might have used he's being accused of using their credit taishan to try and smuggle some drugs some illegal drugs to his athlete now this has not been proven but anton logon and he does have a history of doping abuse he was disqualified for 2 years but reinstated after that after the ban on his participation in competition on competing was lifted so now the russian side is adamant that the presumption of innocence should be maintained in this case and indeed it is turning into something of a diplomatic spat because all sorts of official bodies are being involved in this conflict right now including russia's sports ministry here's their statement. the russian ministry of sports is aware of searches conducted by italian police this morning in the rooms of alexander logan and his course alexander kasparov which the russian sports minister is gathering all the relevant information on the incident from the russian biathlon union or in close contact with the russian embassy in italy too and will keep a close eye on for the developments while anton logon

morning we were entering the port and once we docked we received medical assistance some of the senate taishan personal boarded and gave medical tests to all of the people on board checking the temperature and after a couple of hours the disembarking began. and somalia has declared a national emergency off to billions of locusts devastated food supplies across the horn of africa east africa is facing its worst outbreak in a quarter of a century un agencies a warning of severe food shortages in the region if the outbreak is not contained and talk to our jazeera is coming up next with a nasa jet propulsion lab scientist hedgy discussing environmental impacts of ethiopia's renascence dam. it's all good looking see. the nile at almost 7000 kilometers it's africa's longest river. its waters run through 11 countries. and for the 218000000 people living along its banks the nile symbolizes life itself just as it did for those who settled along the river centuries ago. but a huge new project in ethiopia has triggered a major dispute with teachers. and scientists warning construction of the rene since d

the noun gang i think it went to the very very top i think it has crossed the water where all the taishan so you know on the go ahead. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sport business i'm showbusiness i'll see of an. iraqi is now they live better soon we have had a much better 17 years could we could have had a much more prosperous iraq a stable iraq yes as their. mistakes happen. absolutely condemn i think and so many things about that by far they could have done they should have have made it better but that does not take away from the fact that i was stood up to run me dictator who was bloodthirsty i'm he participated in the murder and killing of hundreds of thousands of iraqis are millions of more of the around then the amazement of kuwait and so on. welcome back at south carolina's trying to choose its democratic presidential candidates for 2024 years after the 26000 results so hillary clinton win in controversial primaries exposed for corruption by wiki leaks but does bernie sanders only have to dodge democratic party

dylan and we gang i think it went to the very very top i think it the frosts the water where all the taishan you thought was going on and give the go ahead. greetings and sal you take issue we begin today hawk watchers with a little trip to the great north country of canada where battle lines have been drawn in the the long fight over frack gas pipelines and the future of indigenous 1st nation rights has taken a very dramatic turn in recent weeks yes canadian prime minister minister mr teen beat magazine himself just go has found himself in quite the predicament as indigenous people and environmental activists have blocked rail lines and mounted protests across the country in solidarity with the wasa whitten 1st nation hereditary chiefs and land offenders who are desperately desperately trying to prevent a frack gas pipeline from being built across their unseeded lands in british columbia the new york times reports that quote after a 2 week period that elevated the national political temp temperature disrupted much of the rail service in eastern canada and led to layoffs prime minister justi

greetings and salyut taishan this week has definitely started off in the world of law and order hoc watchers with the completion of one media frenzy trial with a celebrity at the center and the beginning of another and speaking of course about the conclusion of harvey weinstein's rape trial in new york at the start of juliana songe extradition hearings in london both occurring this monday the 24th of 2020 but tragically real life isn't a dick won't series and there isn't a jack mccoy or lennie briscoe in sight when it comes to these 2 rather unusual and crazy trials yes monday was not a good day for the house of weinstein as a new york jury convicted the famed hollywood producer and mogul on charges of 3rd degree rape and they count of committing a criminal sexual act in the 1st degree while the jury didn't convict weinstein of the stronger charges against them which included 1st degree rape and 2 counts of predatory sexual assault for many this was still an important court victory for the hashtag need to movement meanwhile ladies and gentlemen across the atlantic the extradition hearings be

balancing security and the british home office and an appeals court so people taishan of 17 violent criminals to jamaica we hear whether they should have been given more legal backing. it is not my responsibility to pay for a foreign national commit crime in my country many of these people they committed a single offense many years ago since then i mean obviously that just shows how little trust we have in our own criminal justice system. friday morning at 14th of february bright welcome to world news from international 1st for you then he has verified the leaks of a 3rd whistleblower who stepped up pressure on the international chemical weapons watchdog revelation costs further doubt on the o.p.c. w.'s final report into an alleged chemical attack in the syrian city of doomer in 2018 redacted e-mail that highlights issues of integrity in the handling of the incident was given to investigative news website the gray zone project where i guess they have sift through what might be fact and fiction. we like magine that these massive google organizations the u.n. the i.m.f. the u.p.c. w. these jugg

a challenge or an opportunity during the summer after the ice has melted but the taishan blooms along the coastline animal bones indicate that wildlife is returning . to more and more scientists are coming to the region and several countries have claimed mining rights how will those rights be allocated. geologists can now study land that used to be covered in ice land that is rich in natural resources. the competition for this arctic treasure is fierce. these resources including oil natural gas and rare earth elements. taken together they're worth trillions of dollars. the indigenous peoples who live in the arctic region say they deserve a share of these riches new sources of income would help them improve their lives and have more of a sane government policies that affect them. all . these scientists will be the 1st to study a particularly remote part of our to canada. feels great you know our days are waiting in the new get ready to go on the field. we got close twice and now we're getting on it's actually right. now see what awaits. are a few spots just tuck your bag underneath you

and a splinter group of the afghan taliban that's running a we have been the taishan center for drug addicts have an explosive records from hair on. my. chinese altar he was among the 1st to sound the alarm on the corona virus outbreak has died from the illness 34 year old lee when the un was accused of scaremongering by the police when he 1st force it about the virus in a group chats and december after hours of conflicts in reports since state media one central hospital has confirmed his death the world health organization says it's too soon to know if the virus has reached its peak but there are signs that the number of new cases is dropping at least 638 people are known to have died from the virus and more than 31 thousands are infected meanwhile chinese authorities are still battling to treat patients a 2nd new office all with 1500 beds as opens in han those with milder symptoms are being moved to sports senses and public holes in the virus is still spreading through a cruise ship carrying thousands of passengers which is stuck at the japanese ports of yokohama another $41.00 peo

the syrian government's advances agger has set up for a new military post after a wreck on front taishan between turkey and syria on monday. thousands of iraqi students have rallied in the cities of baghdad and basra to condemn attacks on protesters by supporters of an influential shiite cleric supporters of other stormed an anti-government protest camp in the southern city of najaf on wednesday at least 10 people were killed. the stream is coming up next asking if brecht's it could break up the united kingdom. ok and your in the strain to say that is finally here the union flag is down at the european parliament but i cite scotland and northern ireland that apart from the e.u.'s spot great interest even the u.k. scotland for the 62 percent to stay in the e.u. over the island 49 percent to stay in the you say we will discuss where the proxy could possibly break up the united kingdom of course we want to know what you think so you can share your thoughts with us live in our chat i need to get me right here on the street. and national we're going to wave. and if you can. i said really.

boarding we were entering the port and once we docked we received medical assistance some of the senate taishan personal boarding gave medical tests to all of the people on board checking the temperature and after a couple of hours the disembarking began. and somalia has declared a national emergency after billions of locusts devastated food supplies across the horn of africa east africa is facing its worst outbreak in a quarter of a century u.n. agencies are warning of severe food shortages in the region if the outbreak is not contained talk to our jazeera is coming up next with a nasa jet propulsion lab scientist. discussing environmental impacts of ethiopia's when a science dam. all . of. the nile at almost 7000 kilometers it's africa's longest river. its waters run through 11 countries. and for the 218000000 people living along its banks the nile symbolizes life itself just as it did for those who settled along the river centuries ago. but a huge new project in ethiopia has triggered a major dispute with egypt. and scientists of warning construction of the rene so it's down aimed at massive

the then a gang i think it went to the very very top i think it the cross the water where all the taishan so you thought was going on and give the go ahead. signs in northeastern france please that belgian neighbors of illegal dumping rubbish across the border a correspondent shot at minsk it investigates being described as dumping on i mean just real scale and you can see why the 1st sign says the start of the outbreak the number of new cases of coronavirus at side of china has exceeded the number inside the country we look at how it is spreading. in windsor our body is going through some restructuring or a decrease in the resistance to infections secondly when to there's a high concentration of people in houses buildings bars and other places and the high concentration of people is a condition for epidemic sprayed.

isn't salyut taishan this week has definitely started off in the world of law and order hawk watchers with the completion of one media frenzy trial of the celebrity at the center and the beginning of another i'm speaking of course about the conclusion of harvey weinstein's rape trial in new york at the start of giuliana songe extradition hearings in london both occurring this monday the 24th of 2020 page but tragically real life isn't a dick wolf series and there isn't a jack mccoy or lennie briscoe in sight when it comes to these 2 rather unusual and crazy trials yes monday was not a good day for the house of weinstein of a new york jury convicted the famed hollywood producer and mogul on charges of 3rd degree rape and a count of committing a criminal sexual act in the 1st degree while the jury didn't convict weinstein of the stronger charges against him which included 1st degree rape and 2 counts of predatory sexual assault for many this was still an important court victory for the hashtag need to movement meanwhile ladies and gentlemen across the atlantic pond the extradition heari

morning we were entering the port and once we docked we received medical assistance some of the senate taishan personnel boarded and gave medical tests to all of the people on board checking their temperature and after a couple of hours the disembarking began. the top names in cinema have gathered in london for the british academy film awards a bafta is this is a ceremony has been overshadowed by criticism of the lack of diversity among nominees out there lopez how they are reports welcome to the british academy film awards a star studded ceremony that honors the person the world of film the top winner of the night 1917 san mandy's for 90. the world war one movie won 7 awards including best film and best director. best documentary 12 for sama a film about a young mothers experience in syria's civil war as we speak and there was a bombing and shelling on more on over 3500000 civilians these people are there and they should hear your voice now they should hear that britain as a country as a great country when not let that happen again renee zellweger won best actress for her role in judy thanks

i want to nora taishan day the university was the scene of an ugly confrontation between pro and anti beijing demonstrators. we decided to hold the protests on market day surrounding our universities closely for chinese state because we decided that would be the best way to get attention to the course. student activist true power flute latest city against vice chancellor peter horton over the university's close connections with the chinese government. i lead a chant hey hey hurry peta has got to go and that was basically calling for peta white to resign or for his links to the chinese communist party while these human rights abuses are being perpetrated and then i let it stand hey hey heard her she's in pain has got to go. it was at that moment that i was attacked. i heard noises like there was a national effort and there was shouting slogans. shouting china's whole call. betrayers of china. was like. they were ugly sayings on both sides. there are close to $9000.00 chinese students and rolled at the university of queensland they phase contribute a quarter of a $1000000000.00 a year.

morning we were entering the port and once we docked we received medical assistance some of the senate taishan personnel boarded and gave medical tests to all of the people on board checking their temperature and after a couple of hours the disembarking began. somalia has declared a national emergency after billions of locusts have a stated food supplies across the horn of africa east africa is facing its war start break in decades kenya is the worst affected 70000 hectares of crops have been destroyed u.n. agencies are warning of severe food shortages in the region if you have greek is not contained. rice workers in kazakhstan say thousands of the sable children living in orphanages are facing abuse and neglect a soviet era practice means children with disabilities can be handed over to state institutions at birth but says her son a binge of aid reports from our must see some parents are trying to end the practice and make society more inclusive. from buying medicine to groceries everything is a struggle in a wheelchair and winters are specially hard for maxim he finds it difficult to live on

they're going to bring the society on board as well a wider jirga a few of you were of course all taishan of the. these the afghan civil society needs to come on board but also the region needs to come on board because how can you guarantee peace within afghanistan with the bringing back stand on board because that's all admit pakistan was not exactly the most constructive. player in afghanistan like the united states it had also its strategic interests within the country but also i would say even india iran and others need to come on board and support the peace process whether it is in doha hour in kabul but certainly they need to support the peace process moving forward and there's a 3rd layer also mention in president of iran is peace plan that the international community $98.00 step in because the united states has in one statement says spent some 2 trillion dollars in afghanistan well guess what the afghan economy is $20000000000.00 that means the united states spent on its war in afghanistan $1000.00 times the g.d.p. of afghanistan hence clearly the united states among others. over

morning we were entering the port and once we docked we received medical assistance some of the senate taishan personal boarding gave medical tests to all of the people on board checking the temperature and after a couple of hours the disembarking began. now many jordanians a furious with a deal that sees billions of dollars worth of gas pumped into the country from israel all the jordan has a peace treaty with israel it's also home to the largest population of palestinians outside the occupied territory is actually going to aim has been speaking to those rallying against the deal in the jordanian capital amman. protestors describe it as an enemy invasion of every jordanian home by accepting natural gas from israel to generate electricity they say each time they turn on their lights they'll be giving the israeli government money because deal is like literally it's like funding the zionism project and palestine which is like it's funding is really like governments on like who are like you know violate the human rights unlike a killed by the syrian people last month and israeli american consorti