associate professor and canada research chair in the history of the modern middle east at the university of british columbia. and in manchester we crossed to peter ford. he is a former british ambassador to bahrain and syria. are a gentleman, cross stock rules and a tech that means you can jump any time you want and i would appreciate it every single time about sort of forward. if i go to you 1st and in manchester and the title of this program, does syria have a future? and if it does, what is it? go ahead. i'm afraid the future looks very great. very blake. indeed. now of course the, the media are in the west hoping and emphasizing the positive and the word which keeps copying is tribute ation cumulation. because there are some people in the straight to, uh, obviously overjoyed at the removal of the shop. but that's only hoss the picture if you, if they told the cameras to the boy that we live in on, and then severed some of the 1000 streaming out every day in, in fear for their lives. tribulation would not be the would coming to their lives. so basically how for syria appears to be looking forward to the

associate professor and canada research chair in the history of the modern middle east at the university of british columbia. and in manchester we cross to peter ford. he is a former british ambassador to bahrain and syria. are a gentleman, cross stock rules and a text that means you can jump any time you want and i would appreciate it every single time about sort of forward. if i go to you 1st and in manchester and the title of this program, does syria have a future? and if it does, what is it? go ahead. i'm afraid the future looks very great. very blake. indeed. now of course 3 major in the west. hope being emphasizing the positive and the word which keeps copying is tribute ation cumulation. because there are some people in the street to i obviously overjoyed at the removal of the shop. but that's only hoss the picture if you, if they told the cameras to the boy that we live at all, and then severed some of the 1000 streaming out every day in, in fear for their lives. tribulation would not be would coming to their lives. so basically, half of syria appears to be looking forward to the kind of future that

explaining all that to us patients often day an associate professor mentally studies the university of british columbia. but in bainbridge still ahead on al jazeera who is all position need, boom, i'm at. i'll giovanni will find out more about the mind. we took down and done the in depth analysis of the days headlines. what are we supposed to read? and so the use of this and you miss all by russian informed opinions. finally, after over a year of genocide, the i c. c has come to this decision, critical the bank to the difference between china and most of the rest of the world is a china plans long term inside story do conferences and meetings like cop $29.00 and others make a difference on how to 01 3rd of all of the food produced is to wasted which tens of thousands of put outlets power in sauce, korea has been transformed from west to offend. a is the global leader in for the recycling i the reporting on how new technology is making this possible and can yeah, i mean the form of incentives. what do you think just for the labor? no, it's depends on a new place off for you or just the government challe

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she received a ba from yale university and a law degree from university of british columbia. and next is the senior director of public policy at the world food program usa. previously worked with the united nations food and agriculture organization and the center for tropical agriculture and others on climate change, food security, and agriculture. with an interest in food insecurity and conflict, humanitarian assistance, climate change and sustainable agriculture, work on food systems in developing countries across latin america, africa and south asia. he has led several major research initiatives including hunger and instability in the other report entitled a link between food insecurity and conflict. he has served as an expert witness at the center for relations committee. in 2018, he delivered a ted talk on winning the long game in the fight to end hunger. and last but not least, joining us virtually is a doctoral researcher at the university of arizona school of geography, development and environment. she is also studying food system transformation in communities across