b. p. had one a very tough election after held onto its single party majority. you evans, information minister says who the rebels have killed thousands of civilians in the city of morrow and 29 people court in an asteroid. hudy's began the push to take control of the oil rich province in september, media to july and other pro democracy activists have gone on trial in hong kong. lie and to others. they did get not guilty to charges relation to their involvement in a band gathering. last year. they attended the vigil commemorating the $989.00 tandem and square massacre. police band, the annual event use the panoramic. the critic say that was employed to silence critic following anti government protest in 2019 australian families are uniting half to 18 months of board closures fully vaccinated straightens and now being allowed to return home without having to quarantine australia. introduce some of the world toughest order restrictions last year. thailand is also losing loosening travel restrictions, bank office reopened to support for foreign tourists nearly 18 m

the b g p had close to 90. if the b g, b loses and then it's gotten from there for them and you'll be and it's called, then raise your question question huge question marks over who's delhi in the 2044 elections. so that, that's there for the government does run as read the writing on the wall and decided go back, take a back step, but it won't be easy. and if it does, then just remember the all important. 2024 followed the election yesterday. and then they will pay a huge cost because right now you manage to that you promise to farmers and sort of try to limit the damage by retreating. if you go back on it the next time that option will not be there. and the put it could fall out of that would be huge. will return that to that story later. but for now, poland has accused bella risk of continuing south asylum seekers cross into you territory. that's despite the bell russians clearing a makeshift camp on the polish border on thursday. the roofs official fe, hundreds of moves voluntarily to a reception sensor. the

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i b, i had called on all e c o p and who want to be remembered in history to join him in the fight. he said, whatever absence is created by his departure, he was sure officials in adis amber would continue to do their jobs in response to the spokesman for the t. right people's liberation front tweeted abby's mimicry of ethiopia war time emperors had taken on an all too powerful bold skits a frantic overturn, and that his vow to join his forces in the battlefield was another sick joke. william laurence is a former us diplomats and professor political science and international affairs at the american university. he explains what's behind the prime minister statement. i think is primary audience is those who'd be willing to fight to defend the capital . and that he says, stated b o p, in short order, i think a secondary audience is those who may be on the fence waiting to see these are the opiates waiting to see one side or the other prevails. i think there's multiple aspects of his message that are important. one is that i think he's portraying that that, that the conflict is similar

c, which he had a hole in one of the b. p will tools job open in south africa, but he did miss out on the bonus of winning the call. this park set behind the sea to drive off in baths. unfortunately, you have the hole in one during the final 2 rounds of the room. okay, that is the sport. let's get back to barbara in london. and the thank you and that, is it for this and use our deuce they were the so i'm going to be back in just a few moments with more of the phase. see in a sec for by ah ah, along with a december jessia feita hose, the fever, arab cut, a momentous event for the region and a glimpse of what's in store for the 2022 wildcat. people in power invest the gates, the use and abuse of power across the globe. a world exclusive interview with joint nobel peace, laurie recognized the safeguarding freedom of expression as a pre condition for democracy and lasting peace from shore. documentaries, too in depth, explain his portal. showcase is the best voucher zeroes, digital content i, for years rolls to a close. we look b

she's known to have had some, you know, issues with his party p b, a lab and, and some of his advisors. so in that sense, probably she still patrice herself as a very independent woman with the clear objective for her political career. that suggested it's more about personalities than, than parties in the philippines. how is that contest likely to play out with father and daughter competing against each other? yes, definitely. i mean, the, the philippines have a history of, you know, very important family names and political families, clients and dynasties being involved in politics for decades. so i think it's on the one hand it's, it's, of course, a very, you know, interesting set up a father against a daughter, but it's not a surprise proceed because, you know, very important families are running the country. the province is several towns for many, many years already. but what does this mean for the developmental, the lack of it when it comes to democracy and freedom of speech? how, how worrying is this? well of course, i mean there is some studies also by leading academics in manil

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but we had, we had jonathan porridge on a previously and adviser to prince charles and he said very clearly that when he was working b, p e now realizes there was a lot of green green wash as, as, as we call it. i mean is, i mean, mark rilen was on the show. he said, i jakes, marion act. and he said that the he was leaving the r a c at that time because of the sponsorship by a fossil fuel companies. i mean, some people out there going to think specially some young people and maybe maybe if they what you in the role is malcolm tucker, that it's impossible to beat the kinder spin. that. com 26 is a great success that the politicians know what they're doing and to have confidence in them and that camber oil field. this is just a stop gap and later it can be decommission. no and anything is possible. everything's possible. you know, all we have to do is to listen sensibly to the truth, decide what is right and pursue it and also come together to do that. you know, if this is not a done deal, you know, we can, we can face this if we get together and pursue it, you know, actively and passionately. i mean, i'm not sure whether

fucked, to the pandemic reporters and had cases filed against the predominant gene b govern states for legitimate news reporting. as the 2nd wave was approaching its p, at the end of april 2021, indian government ordered facebook instagram and twitter take down post particular movie. these included tweets was a parliament. there was a campaign by the prime minister's media team in may 2021. the backfired somewhat. indians were urged to share positive stories for the prime minister today joining his monthly read your monolog monkey bought in a thought the online outreach lead to the tweet being deleted in a country with such a vocal media. how was it that to the panoramic so many news outlets seemingly point just to be that either distracted this informed or delayed meaningful, impactful discussion? i'm speaking with do senior journalists are other nothing editorial director of what roger magazine and website that says it represents liberal right to send to discourse and india. we also have that for the raj and founding editor of the via an online publication with a reputation for adversarial and challenging journalism. everyone, thank you so much fo

p f b. but we've been quite open quite well that we are non partisan organizations. we operate according to palestinians. we've been registered for 30 plus years. we've had numerous or external. so we have so many levels of scrutiny on us and being palestinians under occupation, operating the civil society partnering with international organizations and european countries. and all of those levels of scrutiny from the p a from everything never found. a single misuse of money or a single misconduct by our organizations. so to come out of the blue, like there and accusing go guys, asians of funding terrorism. they didn't even get the correct their fax, correct. they said 200000000 euros over 70 years for the 6 organization. that's also not correct. and this is quite basic for everyone to see. we're a small center academic center. we have 7 employees. we publish studies. our annual budget is around the course that'll come $1000000.00. so it's quite small. most of it goes for researchers and research purposes. as we understood along the is the declaration loss of our own assumption is that to cover on the grave, human rights violations that and so, and this i

p and forces that represent a country of 100000000 had defeated their team grant forces. because our exceptional leadership dedication and because they are people who are b star by the prime minister's government, when he get great deals to let you and i had nations who in medicine then they took to the row. and a year later that you, grand defense forces are literally outside that guy. a sad about some of course others are joining with that most notably the romal liberation front which used to be opposed to the degree. and it's now joined, and others have joined as well. this is probably a good sign because it broadens out the tea grand forces because the tea grams are not acceptable as rulers to many in ethiopia. but the situation for the prime minister is dire. essentially, he has lost this civil war. how long would you give him? is he going to be forced out of office or will that be a negotiated departure? what's the most likely scenario? okay, my best guess is that if he steps down, if we didn't get to a, you backed up by the us, maybe even china, algeria, you know, countries with real clout and tell the prime minister you have to step down that you