to name the way to engage in mutual concessions and i think what is significant here is a dictate tauriel governments such as the one established in azerbaijan is not inclined to make mutual concessions and only 8 only democratically elected governments are capable of engaging in or proposing neutral concessions such as the one which i proposed in that forum you just mentioned and instead in return the president of azerbaijan essentially said that the solution of the issue of 10 happened. only within the frames of azerbaijan's territorial integrity which means. the issue of would retire through the start of school where it began in 1988. in that they's of the soviet union therefore it would be impossible to resolve any conflict by returning it to the point where it began i eat. given that historical reference yes i understand but and i know you probably have not much time for reflection at the moment you are busy humbling this day today but have you looked back and said why have we got to where we are that today could i have done something differently that would have stopped this outbreak

why do you have tauriel's fighting blades? >> yeah!ly, you did not see those. don't speak to evangeline lily any time soon. and you know how the "thor" film was shut down in australia. it didn't have anything to do with covid-19. it's because-- i got the hammer! >> stephen: you have mjolnir? >> i have mjolnir! here. and look, look how easy i can lift that. so, i looked for all of these things for you. i couldn't find the ears, but i did find the hammer. >> stephen: mm-hmm, okay, well, thank you very much. >> that's what i've been doing. i've been doing a lot of cleaning with the kids, cleaning out the attic. >> stephen: i have a question for you you might be able to help me with. you played bob dylan. >> i know. >> stephen: in "i'm not there" you played bob dylan and i've got a beef with bob dylan right now. i wanted to do a parody of the "subterranean homesick blues" in response to bob dylan putting out this new album about the death john f. kennedy and the coronavirus. >> oh-- >> stephen: and he will not let me do it. he will not let

cleverly come of criticism on the situation of the weakest a muslim minority in china in to make up to tauriel and that's not the only indication the chinese authorities have a say in what does and doesn't go on to talk. several recent press stories warn that tech talk suppresses certain content including criticism of the chinese government. among those researching tech journalist because curva and markus closure from the german news website knits politico dot. with the help of a covert insiders source they've been able to shed light on how the company controls content. to talk reportedly classifies unwanted content into different categories such as videos of political demonstrations there are also regional differences so that for instance clips dealing with homosexuality are kept from going viral in muslim regions. this. but. what's interesting is that limiting the visibility of certain content on take part is not so much about deleting it as it is about limiting the reach of certain posts . by people. it's clumsy to just delete a video immediately notice that as a user and see it is censorsh

highest costs this is the average price paid for a gigabyte of mobile data it's more than $35.00 in tauriel guinea $25.00 in zimbabwe and a bit more than $10.00 in south africa comparatively cheap so let's bring in. from our crowd to talk a bit more about this tell me about where you live how is excess ability in ghana. so it's a mixed situation in parts many parts of the country is difficult for people to access the. you can access the internet but it is for how long. i speak and really even within. areas that you cannot access. high speed internet so for many people who really rely on business it's quite challenging to plan with eat and also the cause is that. for some. companies you need over $10.00 to watch as one gigabyte of the issue also is that you need to. pay i think we lost. of the telecommunications and internet access is not very good oh yes ok we try to get back a bit later in the show. and now we come to some of the other global business stories making headlines today the world bank has cut its global growth forecasts for 2020 planning a slower than expected recovery in trade

of last her criticism on the situation of the week has a muslim minority in china in to make up to tauriel and that's not the only indication that chinese authorities have a say in what does and doesn't go on to talk. several recent press stories warn that tech talk suppresses certain content including criticism of the chinese government. among those researching a journalist because coover and marcus closer from the german news website knits politico dot com with the help of a covert insiders source they've been able to shed light on how the company controls content. picked up reportedly classifies unwanted content into different categories such as videos of political demonstrations there are also regional differences so that for instance clips dealing with homosexuality are kept from going viral in muslim regions. but. what's interesting is that limiting the visibility of certain content on take part is not so much about deleting it as it is about limiting the reach of certain posts . by people to beck and. it's clumsy to just delete a video immediately noticed that as a user and see it i

will rise police specially in the forces kind of not tauriel not for years they've been associated with all this brutal response this is call them on the special forces but otherwise. they're kind of the party the partners of the interior minister i think have have to have a different. kind of a journalist and people here. it's not like we definitely say that these reports are it's called the kind of king. from this riot police from special forces but not the left certainly from from all departments of the police right if it makes sense so i think it's kind of divided here in the defense. no we get that it's divided i would want to talk about but some of the protesters who've been released today from police custody they say that they've been beaten and tortured what sort of reaction has there been to the stories. there are different reactions of course some people in the 1st place they came out recently in the past basically stuck for their lives and they came out to the streets because of this police brutality many people cry many women they just don't understand why this is happening

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the pandemic is only present including at this exhibition at the tauriel depiction of corona virus infection. how does the time feel to you this time is also wearing a mask it's the new black square. or being stuck at home for months gave us time to think about new projects so it was a productive time. many have come not so much to see the art here but to be seen and to socialize. during russia's lockdown leaving the house was only committed an exceptional. aliso yourselves spent this time in his cell and studio creating political art he had no shortage of material. russian police have arrested dozens of people at anti-government rallies alisa says authorities used the lockdown as an excuse to crackdown on the opposition she published news letters discussing this online support the russian government use the krona virus as an opportunity to push through constitutional reforms and cement putin's power. nobody was allowed to protest during the lockdown it was only limited for people to go vote. was. moscow's triumph after louis has dedicated an entire show to the pandemic. one of the least a y

i have observed many other directors men and women at work so couldn't even leave us leaving iraq tauriel debut i love life it was about a lot of sense of relationship between a young woman and an older man. but it's about much more isn't it i can feel me. yes this is up to ns i think on the one hand it's an obsessive love affair but on the other say it's also about a family the book i based it on is a young woman's breathless monologue a woman who goes into an unknown space and does things that could be considered extremely unfeminist in nature and when i axed him in this this was probably what made this book so explosive and powerful women were attracted to the story but also repelled in equal measure. for her 1st foray into directing shada chose to adapt a controversial bestseller and film it in a foreign country love life is the tale of a young woman tangled up in a very unequal relationship. complex not. this passionate but ill advised affair threatens to destroy our as life for the camera follows her fate up close. the shot a shot her successful debut film in israel the political si

great passion is is tech he loves technology and he loves it so much they did a period in an advert tauriel in the evening standard paid for by a private tech company babylon health which has got contracts from the n.h.s. what he said was which horrified. most doctors was that. g.p. consultations would be now by default. are online so yet another. remote that the doctor wouldn't actually see you the doctor would see you virtually well yes that works for some it works certainly works for everyone under the age of 30. they don't have anything wrong with them. and it certainly might work for for people who just want a prescription for something that is very easy to identify but it does not work as as has dr phil whittaker. distinguish the pay explained in my film it does not work in the consulting room when you want to find out when someone is trying to tell you something but they're not sure of the words they're not perhaps to articulate it's their body language that actually tells you what's wrong with them and and it's and it's the wise doctor who can see his patient all her patient and and

on the way it's always ok it was about tauriel. and the late. you know the new media. they can put us on wouldn't at the point put up by the smithsonian national open to get one to. see they have a yes. the. yes but. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world the politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. changed american lives but pharmaceutical companies have a miraculous solution. based drugs to people who are chronic pain patient and believe that their prescription is working for them on the remedy be certain to. price at the. grocery dependency and addiction to opiates to long term use that really isn't scientifically justified and i'll study actually suggest that. the long term effects may not just be the absence of benefit but actually the day of my because i want to. be. a low and welcome across talk we're all things we consider non peter lawwell is the united states hell bent on self-destruction agenda make a dramatic economic turndown and now massive civil unrest all point to decline could thi

you're going to attend a clean makeup tauriel. or learn a secrets of cooking a traditional moroccan meal. oh well if the class is an experience says i held by a video link and cost between $150.00 us dollars. some analysts say the trend towards digital travel and connecting could continue even after corona restrictions has been eased or lift it. we are going to speak to our. it's thought that was might well become more local entities in the future that would further hammer the education industry that it would also lower carbon dioxide emissions and ease the pressure on the climate. according to the united nations 1600000000 people around the world make do with inadequate housing 150000000 a homeless they sleep on the streets in doorways or on punk benches squat in empty houses or live in tents and now during the corona lockdowns they face another challenge where to go when no one's allowed out on the street. in the belgian town of bruges socially minded citizens are trying to solve the predicament. he's just spent a 2nd night in t

for maintaining travel restrictions on the telly and so the sense call the barriers the scrivener tauriel totally unacceptable italy reopened its borders to e.u. citizens and weapons to try and breathe life into what is a stall tourism industry but are all averse been looking at how getting around europe these days is not as clear cut as it used to be. some a is here and it's good news for germans were enduring if they're going to get a sunshine break this year the government here in berlin is lifting warnings against travel to european nations from the middle of this month the foreign minister heiko mohsin making the announcement though was keen to stress this isn't a green light for travel with wild abandon. travel warnings or not travel bans and travel guidelines are not invitations we want to make it clear in our travel guidelines the travelers are urged not to go to the u.k. we're not essential and as long as there's a 14 day corentin in place getting ahead of everyone else in europe they opened their borders on wednesday the lockdown is brought upon this lead the worst recession sin

cleverly come of criticism on the situation of the weakest a muslim minority in china in to make up to tauriel and that's not the only indication the chinese authorities have a say in what does and doesn't go on to talk. several recent press stories were all that tech talk suppresses certain content including criticism of the chinese government. among those researching a journalist to screw over and marcus closer from the german news website net politico dot com with the help of a covert inside source they've been able to shed light on how the company controls content. to talk reportedly classifies unwanted content into different categories such as videos of political demonstrations there are also regional differences so that for instance clips dealing with homosexuality are kept from going viral in muslim regions. but. what's interesting is that limiting the visibility of certain content on take it out is not so much about deleting it as it is about limiting the reach of certain posts. by people to beck and. it's clumsy to just delete a video immediately noticed that as a user and see it is c