insurance formation, rome, dolly lecturing economics at the university of columbus. thank you very much for your time. lasha fisher to be here. thank you. ah. china's economy has beaten all expectations for the 1st 3 months of the year. gross domestic products grew by 4.8 percent compared to a year earlier, but consumer spending fell and unemployment rose suggesting tougher months ahead. that says the country is expected to feel the full blown impact of corona virus locked downs and the war in ukraine. many economists say beijing growth target of around 5.5 percent for 2022 appears to be out of reach. katrina, you report somebody. jane. china's economy beat most expert forecasts and expanded by 4.8 percent in the 1st 3 months of 2022 strong manufacturing activity and a boost in infrastructure. spending early in the year drove much of that growth. but major challenges threatened the outlook of the world's 2nd largest economy should yet you should. the global situation has been complex on the fluid. domestic were covered, 19 continues to have impact. that's why some maj

ensuring light on the situation and she will mess around with dolly lecturing. economics at the university of columbus. thank you very much for your time. listen, they should be here. thank you. ah. china's economy has beaten all expectations for the 1st 3 months of the year. gross domestic products grew by 4.8 percent compared to a year earlier, but consumer spending fell and unemployment rows suggesting tougher months ahead. that says the country is expected to feel the full blown impact of corona virus locked downs and the war in ukraine. many economists say beijing growth target of around 5.5 percent for 2022 appears to be out of reach. katrina, you report somebody jane. china's economy beat most expert forecasts and expanded by 4.8 percent in the 1st 3 months of 2022 strong manufacturing activity and a boost in infrastructure. spending early in the year drove much of that growth. but major challenges threaten the outlook of the world's 2nd largest economy. should you should. the global situation has been complex on the fluid. domestic, we're covering 19 continues to have impact. that's why some m

now he's professor of international law at ohio state university joins us from columbus. ohio, thanks for joining us here on al jazeera at we've seen some graphic images emerging from the city of boucher. how would you categorize what's happening there? it certainly appears that the russian forces have been targeting civilians. there have been so many apartment buildings that have been struck where there is not a para military activity. and so i think there is a good chance that there will be prosecution for war crimes that russia has repeatedly said it's not targeting civilians. but do you think that's really the case on the ground? well, it needs to be investigated. oh, the image is that the western media shows where it would suggest that definitely there has been targeting of civilian objectives. the prosecutor of the international criminal court is already collecting information and i think will need to await his determination. indeed, as he said, international criminal court prosecutor is already looking at several incidents. how important is that kind of work looking into the fu

of columbus long civil conflict. allison amputee and jesse double gotta him the wild wealthiest university plans to spend $100000000.00 to make amends for its links to slavery. harvard in the u. s. says the money will go towards research and supporting descendants of the enslaved who worked on the ivy league campus. dozens of black and native americans were held captive there in the 16 and 17 hundred's. u. s. aerospace company space acts as launched at 7th crude mission. crude mission into orbit. the falcon mine rocket blasted off from the kennedy space center in florida, 3 nasa astronauts, a heading for the international space station, along with an italian from the european space agency. over 6 month mission and planning to conduct $200.00 experiments. now to sierra, russia says that it's turned off the supply of natural gas to poland and bulgaria. that's after they refuse to pay it. state earned gas company and rubles both countries say they've made alternative arrangements and nasa magazine if it po yona for them to hit, our gas torches are 76 per cent full. this is a high level of filling are much higher than in

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but the reason was the universal and international exposition for the columbus was in civil. it was late in the run. don't go the last two weeks of a fair because everyone and his brother wakes up to the fact that it's about to close. we waited for nine hours outside the canadian pavilion and i'm impatient. and she observed that i would not wait in a line anywhere except a world fair. so something about walking through for every fair and just observed without a doubt just an incredibly ambitious on manmade islands in the st. lawrence. the environmental impact would take more time than you had to build a fair, but it was a vision launched by visionaries. it had the optimism of the mid-'60s. looking back, there are lots of things you can laugh at. but even more things that you can take heart from. and also it was the fair where cinema and cinema techniques took a leap forward. multiscreen. it was just a whole different way of seeing the world. >> you have made pilgrimages to queen victoria's grave site. >> it's only open two days a year. not only that, but i made a pilgrimage to the isle of white, where her home is where she died i

from columbus, johan perrera, who is the executive director of the national peace council of stir lanka in jaffe, not helena kerrigan mar, who's a political economist and senior lecturer at the university of jobs. not insure lanka as well. i'm joining us from melbourne is amanda para, a researcher at the school of education and the arts at secret university australia . welcome to you all. thanks for joining us on inside story. i helen over to you 1st. so now that's your lincoln has announced it is in fact, defaulting on its foreign debts. does this stop the dot a downward spiral? yeah, it's to be seen how the markets are going to this. this is, i'm president, the g like i have never done this might stock aspire? well, your difficulties to gaining international markets with my financial transactions. but the question is also why they had to come about at this point, the government at the time or the last to try to show up it's far back. last year we had it's highest or bill $21000000000.00. so rather than saving some of that foreign foreign exchange towards the situation like this, we continue to spend the other question that you guys going when i met next. why did we have just a heads

universal and international exposition in 1992 from the columbus quincentenary was in civil. so, unfortunately, we made the mistake, it was late in the run. don't ever go the last two weeks of the fair, because everyone, everyone and his mother wakes up to the fact that it's about to close. we waited for nine hours outside the canadian pavilion. and i am notoriously impatient. and she observed more than once that i would not wait in a line anywhere except the world's fair. so there was something about walking through the turnstiles that your character is transformed. i have, you know, wonderful memories of every fair, and i can't wait which is the best one that you've seen out of nine? >> montreal's expo 67, whose 50th anniversary we just observed, was without a doubt just magical. incredibly ambitious. 1000 acres on man-made islands in the st. lawrence. can you imagine anyone proposing to do that today? i mean, the environmental impact statement alone would take more time than you had to build the fair. but it was, it was a vision launched by visionaries. extraordinarily ambitious -- it had the optimism of the mid 60s. i mean, looking back, you can, there are lots of thing

the universal and international exposition in 1992 for the columbus clinton tenerary was in seville. so unfortunately, we made the mistake. it was late in the run. don't ever go the last two weeks of a fair because everyone everyone and his brother wakes up to the fact that it's about to close. we waited for nine hours outside the canadian pavilion. and i am notoriously impatient. and she observed more than once that i would not wait in a line anywhere except a world's fair. so something about walking through the turnstiles that your character it's his transformed. i have you know wonderful memories of every fair and i can't wait which is the next one that you've seen other nine. montreals expo 67 who's 50th anniversary. we just observed was without a doubt. just magical incredibly ambitious a thousand acres on man-made islands in the saint lawrence. can you imagine anyone proposing to do that today? i mean the environmental impact statement alone would would take more time than you had to build the fair? but it was it was a vision. launched by visionaries um extraordinary english it had optimism of the mid-60s. i mean walking back you can there are lots of things you could laugh

university. for "seed money" he received a work-in-progress award as well as a new america fellowship. his first book about coca-cola is -- most of the sam is in columbus, ohio. welcome bard and congratulations on your new book. i think you are on mute. bart, i think -- >> great to hear you guys. thank you so much. thank you soen much. i was thing is a pleasure to be with a friend as well as a colleague and also a pulitzer prize-winning historian. what a great chance to talk with such an awesome scholar as well, so thank you for doing this with me. >> absolutely. so i'm a big fan of your work. i wanted to make sure i get the correct title of your first book, citizen coke. bart and i before we started i was talking about how i am a new pair and i got seed money and ha finished it in three days, like everyone i would wake up call today kid, is a day you should sleep in. so mommy can sit and read this beautifully written, narratively driven story of the 20th century from the viewpoint of monsanto. what's fascinating about your book is you organize it under these subheads, seeds, fruits, plants, weeds and harvest. and as i walked away from the book i thoug