i said ahmed - and that i was gay. it was kind of liberating.ging each other and i was a little bit crying. they asked, "what's your name?" she seems so nervous but brave. she said... my name is bella. she repeated it a few times. "my name is bella — you can call me bella." it was my first time to announce my name completely by my tongue and lips. i told myself that you're going to be safe now. almost a year after the afghan government collapsed, 3000 miles away, a group of refugees are beginning a new life. i've spent the last couple of months getting to know a few of them. today, i am in brighton, known as one of the country's most welcoming lgbt cities. hi, bella! it's lauren. i'm off to meet bella, who is transgender, and for the very first time is free to be her true self. bella! hello! hi! bella is one of around 30 people who identifies lgbt that made it out of the capital kabul last autumn after the taliban took control on flights organised by the uk government and charities. thank you very much. how are you settling in? it's amazing. i l

and ahmed has similar aspirations.unities to help young people, in different ways, like drug use and bad experience, and good ways for the future. where is home for you now? home is somewhere that you feel safe and you feel free of any tension. i can call the uk as home because i feel safe. back in brighton, it's the morning after the night before, and bella is feeling more confident. bella wants to be successful in her life. find a partner, jobs, university, make friends and be happy. freeing afghanistan was the biggest challenge of bella's life, but her struggles aren't over now she is in the uk. i've spent the last couple of months getting to know her and can see how isolated she is. are there some days when you don't speak to another person? many, many days, yeah. because there is no person to speak with. not anyone to have a conversation. you feel lonely? yeah, so lonely. but for bella and the others, life is just beginning. my life, it is like the sea, with many waves. brighton is my future. the uk is my home. i

ahmed: two quick examples. in japan recently and kawasaki, a core manufacturing company, is using microsoft's hollow lands and easy digital -- to create productivity. smbc, a bank in japan, is working in southeast asia create green financing. it is an opportunity to enable, to create a resilient economy in the future. haslinda: how are you seeing it in terms of what is happening in china? the slow down, is it impacting the kind of investment that companies are putting into technology? ahmed: we have been in china for 25 years and we have about 20,000 employees. it continues to be an important market for us. to your earlier point about investments for the future, at the core, we believe tech will enable progress. 150 million tech jobs are likely to be created by the end of 2025. that means opportunity for societal progress, opportunity for industries. rishaad: let's have a look at one thing which has been a buzzword, bringing resilience to corporate. but some real examples of how you do that through utilization.

hello and welcome back to news watch with me, samira ahmed. hello and welcome back to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. coming up in the programme, there is rising concern about energy prices but is bbc news contributing to the public�*s anxiety over the issue? on the bbc faces criticism again on the thorny issue of impartiality. broadcasters and journalists have often seen august as the time to recharge their batteries on holiday, safe in the knowledge that nothing much will happen. that wasn't the case in the summer when the news agenda was busy and questions continued to be raised about the bbc�*s role in reporting it. at the top of many bulletins where the cost of living in general and energy bills, in particular. the typical gas and electricity bill willjump to £3549 bill will jump to £3,519 per yearfrom october. and almost £60 more if you are on a prepayment metre. this figure isn't the maximum you can be charged. and it's predicted that prices will rise even further next year. annual bills could exceed £5,000 from january 2023 and then m

only one man gate christ east commander ahmed shah. from the pen. she valley faced in the isolated moon mountains, he achieved folk hero status after defeating the red army during the soviet occupation, and then led the northern alliance to struggle to resist the taliban. the 2 boys could, i was pretty good in school. fancy or military academy collins and you know, and i spent 3 great years in francis finest school, receiving a military education, but also learning engineering with history and geography of logically and boost object needed to understand the modern world. and don't say today viewed. and that's how i started my career as a military officer in the french army major. but after several disappointments, i resigned in 1999 and became a free civilian again to print out a suit, i introduced myself to my food as a former french officer and told him about the time i was on a diving mission where we planted mines under boats and sabotaged propellers, but to distribute the cities great present job that the taliban didn't have any boats. and then

sabir ahmed. godwin o. ajalla. >> margaret ann a lauria.other in law. danny, you are in our hearts every day. your 5 now adult children are thriving. like you and with peggy's guidance, they are kind, people succeeding in their careers and in life. we celebrate you all today. >> and my father john leslie albert. i was 13 years old in september 2001. we had a wonderful relationship to date. how well does a 13-year-old boy really know his father? the reality is that i along with countless other children who lost parents missed out on countless memories, conversations, so while the grief or seeds a bit with time, -- recedes a bit with time, the absence of my father is as palpable as it ever was. >> jekyll and elaine aldrich-frederick. -- jacqueline elaine aldrich-frederick. >> joseph ryan allen. >> richard dennis allen. >> richard l. allen. anna s. w. allison. anthony alvarado. >> antonio javier alvarez. >> victoria alvarez. >> angelo emma rondo. >> james m. amarado. >> paul w. ambrose. craig scott eyman seven. -- callisto anyaya junior. kermi

but the key thing is, tanks or any effective is used on mass with ahmed infantry. so you can, you don't just have to have the tanks in significant numbers, the logistic system to support them. they use a huge amount of fuel. they need to be transported to close to where they're going to be used for just tech support when they're there, but also they need on the personnel carriers, right? infantry can keep up with them and support them. and so what you're talking about is building ahmed mechanize for gate size forces, and that takes time. you can't just apply them any packets, what the trainings really. and he's a sustained plan to supply them over time with guaranteed amounts of equipment. so that not only can they plan on when they're going to have it, but also the russians will know that that will continue. ok. ok, that's all the time we have. thank you for all that inside justin brock of the royal united services institute. and in other use, police have arrested a man for supposedly trying to assassinate argentina's vice president footage shows him pulling a gun

historians of the french benedite who wrote a book about it, it’s not necessary how to change me, ahmedcesco would not give it he tells me that this editor doesn’t interest me, i can’t help you with anything, and these days they are making a gigantic material about how nevzorov is a victim of putin’s bloody regime, and nika belotserkovskaya, a blogger and a football player. this is information about the war sheepish editors - it turns out that it interests them and i will give you a million such examples because this is the most real intellectual force because i started doing it only because i i met the gigantic resistance of these people, these famous - legendary journalists of radio liberty, i will write off the russian service, eh, people who worked for this in moscow, it's raining now, i don't even know what they are doing, ahmed zakaev explained in detail the whole reason, the investigative connection, all the details of what eh the independent republic was subjected to aggression on the fall and everything was torn to the ground. much is waiting for mikhail fishman to appear. and

ahmed didn't get tired of eating. i speak directly. let's go. live like my wife and i. i won't be able to look. solid will not work. thank you for what. for the offer you know, as a child i dreamed of becoming the captain of an icebreaker. it was impossible to stand on the captain's bridge with binoculars. so what's so good about it? ice all around we have here the grace of love. drug addicts inject why? why is she not me? mom mom keeps dropping now. you hold on. i'm a live skydiver in an instant. uncle. just don't tell your mother. now she's running to you. roma you step masha i'm sorry, i won't do it again. the male was only slightly hurt. i didn’t know what you could do, but i worked at traktorny before the prison in vladimir. the times were hard, they did not give salaries. and the men and i decided to have a steal. sold well , in the end. theft on an especially large scale by a group of persons by prior agreement, and so on, so on, so on. after that, i hate tractors. thank you. come on, i'm off. i took my passport. forgot mum can i stop the

the worst may not be over for nigeria is living in river ion and coastal communities ahmed. the reason i would use it to go up the us nuclear powered aircraft carrier. ronald reagan has arrived in the south korean porter with sun ahead of a joint military exercise. the 1st involving a u. s. aircraft carrier in the region since 2017 washington and so have revived. there are large scale drills over growing north korean threats. robert bride is aboard the ronald reagan in the coming days. the u. s. right group lead by this nimitz class carrier will be conducting joint drills with south korean counterparts with the stated goal of showing their resolve in the face of renewed threats from north korea. the last time this kerio was here was 5 years ago. again, at a time of heightened tensions which followed a series of missile launches and even a nuclear test by north korea. in the years, in between these exercises have very much been scaled back as a way of trying to allow this phase of stomach diplomacy to work, to get the north koreans to give up their nuclear weapons. that hasn'

hello and welcome back to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. but is bbc news contributing to the public�*s anxiety over the issue? and the bbc faces criticism again on the thorny issue of impartiality. broadcasters and journalists have often seen august as the time to recharge their batteries on holiday, safe in the knowledge that nothing much will happen. that wasn't the case this summer when the news agenda was busy and questions continued to be raised about the bbc�*s role in reporting it. at the top of many bulletins were the cost of living in general and energy bills, in particular. the typical gas and electricity bill willjump to £3,519 per yearfrom october, and almost £60 more if you're on a prepayment metre. this figure isn't the maximum you can be charged. it is an average. and it's predicted that prices will rise even further next year. annual bills could exceed £5,000 from january 2023 and then more than £6,000 from april. worrying figures for many people, but some felt the bbc was adding to that worry with the tone and extent of its

ahmed reload at all i don't like everything. is this what you have?ours in the car? i'm in position. i need 5 minutes to distract them, and let's pay off when it's over. cut, right now then. i didn’t catch it in order to let go without suffering, wait a bit, but you still have to leave all together, and distract the specialists. i 'll finish my business and in 5 minutes i'll leave there and settle accounts. okay, we'll be back for you in 5 minutes. forward minus one go inside. if they killed i personally saw the falcon is not responding, we need to leave. at least i need to shoot a video, then i will send it. you are stunned, we will chop the cabbage knitting needles already here. yes, help me and all your grandmothers for just one minute and everything is yours. are you sure you're a psycho? i wonder where are they? i'll still slaughter you like a pig, only later. run yeah. rinat vali, he’s hatis, i won’t say that once i ’ve met. i thought, with impunity to play with other people's destinies, no one will find you. well as you know the last half an ho

hello, welcome to newswatch, with me, samira ahmed.h and its aftermath up to and including herfuneral. did the coverage show the corporation at its finest or was its newsjudgment suspended for 12 days? although the bbc�*s reaction to the death of elizabeth ii had been planned for and rehearsed for several decades, the scale of its response still took many viewers by surprise, from the moment, more than two weeks ago when buckingham palace announced that her majesty was under medical supervision, the normal television and radio schedules were torn up with numerous programmes such as the last two editions of newswatch cancelled. instead, blanket coverage was provided, often on several bbc channels at the same time of the queen's demise, the possession of her coffin and the various ceremonies and royal trips that followed, culminating in monday's broadcast of the funeral. a few moments ago, buckingham palace announced the death of her majesty queen elizabeth ii. the palace has just issued this statement, it says the queen died peacefully

so you hear ahmed, you will get me, the rent, with firewood, i will bring you a cart of firewood, weimney. he went through exile throughout the war, one drawback does not eat pork, but we will survive this. we will lose weight for 6 years at 9 sitting. you are five. the main thing is to follow the hydraulics, all our hydraulics are a lump of nerves, not all of them are on my tank, as the watch worked, we were parachuted into battle during the exercises. and you he take my tractor. drop the plane immediately with a bunch of scrap metal. they didn’t spare money for the army, and the villages were all ruined by the state without an army, it’s impossible. the army is the rod, it’s not the state that’s a piece of plasticine, anyone will start to paw or drink with their hands, whatever they like and knocked out a couple of teeth well, that we don’t have the front ones, we’ll see . come on, follow me, let's go. thank you big historical premiere we don't have anna ioannovna. she firmly believes in herself and in those who go to the throne should inherit. as your father told you. take me to t

ah, i'm him ahmed. welcome to the program. ukraine's prime minister dennis shemelle says he hopes germany will become a leading clair in helping ukraine build up its air defenses. speaking during a visit to berlin, he fact germans for their solidarity and support for his country. it was a stock contrast to earlier in the war where keith was critical of germany. sto, responds to providing military aid, hasty, highest ranking, ukrainian politician to visit germany since the outbreak of the war. after months of frosty relations with germany, ukraine's prime minister came to berlin that issued me home with german chancellor, olaf shorts and a push for more and heavier weapons. she, hal, himself, his offer to sent germany more electricity from its nuclear power stations to help with its transition away from russian energy. they also thank the german government for the new 200000000 dollar aid package to help ukraine's internally displaced people. meanwhile, in the western city of cologne, hundreds of protest

so for example, in is you, me, we see these enormous stockpiles of ammunition of tanks, other ahmed vehicles, because an entire russian clank just basically left their equipment and tried to get out of her name and in supplement. their suddenly threatened with. and once that sort of thing starts, it's really very difficult to stop and without a huge body of troops coming in to kind of provide a counter punch and stuff, steady the line. and that's exactly what the russians don't have here. ukraine probably doesn't have the logistics capacity to both secure, fully everything it's already liberated and also keep pushing without risking of a stretch. so they may be forced to slow down. but at the moment, the russians seem to be falling backwards faster than the ukrainians can perceive them in the north east. i'm in class and they're still grinding forward. and of course, if the morale panic spreads to cason and we saw a collapse there as well. suddenly at that point, the regime in moscow even look starts to look very shaky and worried there was just brought speaking with me earlier. here are som

now this is ahmed, a phenomenon phenomenon of hyperinflation, a 96 percent evaluation of that, ok, crenza against the u. s. daughter. and thus the purchasing power, the purchasing power has shrunk jamal a key. and they couldn't make meltdown, has led to 80 percent of their independence population plunging under the poverty line. the world bank has, has warned that economic calamity, lab economy, calamity in lebanon as a one of the 3 worst and the words. and as since then, mid 19th century, germany's famous october fast has returned to munich for the 1st time. since the start of the pandemic, after 2 year hiatus to festival opened, as the mayor tapped the 1st king and the beer started flowing, the world's biggest folk festival typically attracts millions of people to the city authority, say hospitals, there will be able to cope with a potential rise in corona virus cases, octoberfest runs until october 30th some of the adobe correspondent benyamin alvarez gruber is in munich in earlier. he told us about the atmosphere at the festival is driving the beer that is already flowing their 17 big

energy of the public health or resist close to finally break down their strikes already under way for ahmed train drivers and more strikes in public service from as their public servants demanding higher salaries because of the inflation that's already hit 10 percent are threatened. this is going to be the big winter of discontent. the worst that britain as seen in decades and less trust really has her hands full and a mountain to climb if she wants to sort of get over even the worse aspects off this on the crisis. so trust taking off as at a very difficult time has she said how she is going to deal with these problems as she didn't really say very much during and during that campaign that you referred to as she only talked about tech scouts, she says she doesn't believe in hand that she doesn't want to give money to people . everybody is responsible for him and herself that sir classic tori, conservative ideology. but she wants to cup texas, it generates growth and it's sort of try to grow the country out of this crisis. not this is a notion that many economists, hearsay is, is quite nonse

all things needful for their daily sustenance and the common good through jesus christ, our lord, ahmed. let us give thanks for queen allusion groups. commitment to the common will throughout her reign for her service, dedication to its people and for the rich bonds of unity and mutual support, she sustained all mighty and everlasting god. here are prayer for the commonwealth and granted the guidance of thy wisdom inspire those who know sorting that they may promote justice and the common good give to all its citizens, the spirit of mutual honor and respect. and grant to us all grace to strive for the establishment of righteousness and peace for the honor of dying name. we give thanks to god for queen elizabeth's loyalty to the faith she inherited through her baptism and confirmation and affirmed at her coronation for ha, unswerving devotion to the gospel. and for her steadfast service. as supreme governor of the church of england, lord, we beseech they to keep thy household, the church in continual godliness through thy protection. she may be free from all adversities and devout be giv

hello, welcome to newswatch, with me, samira ahmed.queen's death and its aftermath up to and including herfuneral. did the coverage show the corporation at its finest or was its newsjudgment suspended for 12 days? although the bbc�*s reaction to the death of elizabeth ii had been planned for and rehearsed for several decades, the scale of its response still took many viewers by surprise, from the moment, more than two weeks ago when buckingham palace announced that her majesty was under medical supervision, the normal television and radio schedules were torn up with numerous programmes such as the last two editions of newswatch cancelled. instead, blanket coverage was provided, often on several bbc channels at the same time of the queen's demise, the possession of her coffin and the various ceremonies and rail ——the possession of her coffin and the various ceremonies and royal trips that followed, culminating in monday's broadcast of the funeral. a few moments ago, buckingham palace announced the death of her majesty queen elizabeth ii

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silent, they waited in spite of themselves, the sun fell out of the mouth, burned everyone, as brother ahmedthe russian cut off the general light . a beautiful woman came out bandages. and her answers were ahead of me if a new crocodile would not crawl today. let freedom ring all the bells, mariupol, the city of masha without a hand, death is killed, a new path is marked. mary would not be deceived by us now. if you draw a straight line from kiev to odessa, then in the middle there will be a village where there are a lot of malenko. here in moscow on the bersenevskaya embankment. i'm from here. how can i have, uh guys, another blood, if my father was in my mother's stomach, and his father, a pilot, had already died near luhansk on a plane. fight, that is, my grandfather, who is twice as young as me, has long since died. i have to stick an aspen stake for vasya in the fascist belly of a rotten dionysus, he wrote us on the wet ceiling. forgetting himself, as if the black grouse had a group of paints of the second plus for such a one, and he will answer you with a draft, then barley, then a flu

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hello and welcome back to newswatch with me, samira ahmed.horny issue of impartiality. broadcasters and journalists have often seen august as the time to recharge their batteries on holiday, safe in the knowledge that nothing much will happen. that wasn't the case in the summer when the news agenda was busy and questions continued to be raised about the bbc�*s role in reporting it. at the top of many bulletins where the cost of living in general and energy bills, in particular. the typical gas and electricity bill willjump to £3549 bill will jump to £3,549 per yearfrom 0ctober. and almost £60 more if you are on a prepayment metre.

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so joining us now for some more insight is professor ahmed banafa a lecture from san jose state's collegeron. 4 news at 3. so why isn't there enough power? how did we get to this point? >> well, the problem is, is we are a situation where the weather is really, really not normal. don't really have this say heat dome that it's sitting at the top of the bay area and it's really cranking all every son go part of great at the capacity is 51 is the 50,000 megawatts. you know, we have we have hitting more than that as we go. >> so why are they not design something that could handle the amount of power that people want to be using during extreme heat during this time of the day. >> but a good question the dia, the nsa for this one they have that back up that about 4,000 megawatts that from renewable energy and it is 3,000 may go. what's that as as a backup and also the the user, that kind of funny that a wonderful job the past few days with the save about you watts by following some of the simple instructions given to them. >> so you kind of follow the stuff a little bit closely. then the normal

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find the answers that been looking for and whether the trials outcome will help this nation he'll ah, ahmed edris al jazeera corner cream. one of the alleged organizes in finance is with the 1994 rwandan genocide has gone on. charlotte a you and tribunal in the hague, fleecy co. booger is a businessman, who prosecutor say, play a substantial role in war crimes against ethnic minorities. he's been accused of financing the purchase of weapons and promoting a hate speech through his radio station. the 87 year old was among the world's most wanted fugitive at one stage, gangsters, paradise wrapper collier has died at the age of $59.00. alma educated him when money obama, that my dad and mother and the grandma off acadia, whose legal name was artis. leon ivy junior, was a grammy winning hip hop. john of the 19 ninety's is because it was the iconic gangsters. paradise streamed over, 1000000000 time so far as 4 to 5. he was in the middle of a u. s. t. her with other 90 stars when ah, so this is out there, these are the top stories and the you and talk to general says russia's decision to i next fo

. >> let's go to ahmed. >> thanks for taking my question. for dr. walensky. what do you attribute. [indiscernible] how considerate of confident we aren't go to go see a rebound. and going why the population -- [indiscernible] >> first, we should note that we have made strong progress and we are encouraged by cases and the case rates are declining and keeping the gas pedal, pedal to the metal as we continue our and what do i attribute it to? the multi layered approach. the testing and the massive and the vaccinations we have been able to get out and we are working to get harder to reach communities and communities that might not have been first in line and that's where we are with all of these activities. >> this is a tool kit. the behavior change, the vaccine, the testing and messaging and equity focus are going to lead us to control of this outbreak. and i address the question about spread to other populations we have vigilance and dr. walensky can speak to that. what we are seeing is terminal change in those populations. it is not efficient groups which this is transmitting. so a

joining us live is ahmed banafa from the calling of engineering . thank you so much for joining. how does the state determine whether these rolling blackouts are necessary? >> they go through >> they go through three phasese one has already started monday, which is telling people we are going to hit the capacity of thd capacity of the grid. phase twoh is, we will start taking out of the reserve. phase three, we expect any minute now, which ise rolling blackout. this is how they go to the decision. >> i know they don't make thoses lightly. it is frustrating whenu are sitting in the dark and you look across the street, and maybe your neighbor has power. what goes into the decision-making on who gets the power shut off and for how long? long? >> first of all, they look at something that will impact huma, for example, hospitals, elderlye places. something with nationaly with national security, nuclear. something to do with economic i. and then they look at the commel places. it is after 5:00. they roll it through the minimum dame through the minimum damage they can do. they have it f

san jose state university engineering professor ahmed banafa tells me the new alcohol monitoring proposed by the national transportation safety board would come in 2 forms breath. this is while you're sitting, you're breathing is going to start picking up. you know, the level of alcohol in your breath and touch when you are starting the car. this is one thing that i want hold this shooting. we'll also there will be some sense or to make sure that >> the level is, you know, below legal level. >> the new push to make roads safer was included in a report about a horrific crash last year in which a drunk driver collided head-on with another vehicle near fresno killing both adult drivers and 7 children. the national highway traffic safety administration reported that roadway deaths in the u.s. alright crisis levels. nearly 43,000 people were killed last year. the greatest number in 16 years. the ntsb has no regulatory authority. it can only ask other agencies to act. the recommendation is designed to put pressure and the nhtsa to move its actually overdue. but we we about convenience and the c

i'm speaking with darren's ahmed. loopy. the multi photojournalist has captured scenes from the refugee drama one. what does the mediterranean sea to day mean to you or from a person? it's a lot of things, it's my home. for starters, i bought what we have seen over to floss, 20 years. so it's also a graveyard. the huge numbers of people crossing from africa trying to get to you it. i'm most of the, most of the departures tend to be from libya and the number of fatalities law enormous. for darren's accounts shocking. he shows me photographs of rescue mission that is witnessed a. 2 to have been times when i, i put down the cameras and helped outs that i had taken enough pick his anyhow. so there's no point in to leg. can we click so his photographs are a stark reminder of what many don't want to extra human minds are at stake here. this is a guy that had just been rescued. obviously, when these people don't know if they're going to nipple dye once, they realized if survived, it's a very you fav property, emotionally experience

it was ahmed zakaev, the head of the government of the ochyshyn republic , and ichkeria ugnani.doing everything to bring this moment closer, and now in a few minutes we will stay with us, don't join us, this is football the stadium in the city of irpin used to train a new generation of ukrainian football players here. now it is abandoned because of the war. i know that the fans can accept the player or not, but how can you accept this unbearable silence in the stands today, russia continues the war in ukraine, russian athletes continue to be silent and this silence is silent support for terror, i appeal to everyone who is united by the love of sports, we should not be silent, we are all democratic the world is a united team in the fight for victory over evil share your posts with company hashtags and call for a boycott of russian athletes support ukraine at the sports fund silence kills with support of the ministry of youth and sports of ukraine, each embroidered shirt is a symbol of the indomitability and revival of ukraine, we will decorate the scars with flowers, ukrainian de

year 2079 years 36 states are effected more than 100000 people have been forced out of their homes. ahmed address reports from the worst effected state, chico, highways have become waterways the only hospital within the 35 kilometer radius is partially submerged. even the dead here can't rest in peace. beneath these murky waters residence a life the community graveyard. mohammed one waste family was hit hard rock on the water torture my compound and brought down the entire house. 2 of my children died. 2 are in hospital residence, have easiest floods the worst in more than half a century. the countries emergency agency says more than half a 1000000 people have been attracted. officious? yes, a huge weights of g. g. our state under water including $20000.00 hector's of rice paddies and cornfields. in addition to immediate concerns about destroyed livelihoods and incomes that are fee, as a food shortage is before the next likely be government buildings. i know housing, thousands of displaced people conditions here are desperate with many people still unreachable. official struggle to delive

so a holistic approach to web sensitization and education ahmed. let's hear from you 1st hand experience having used the drugs yourselves, the now senior golf and battling with this. what do you think it will take to finally put an end to it? or put in an end to jokes. you need to look at the site to corruption 1st, before you're, you're put in this responsibility of fighting this war. i do really fighting the war, or are they just pretending to fight the war? good question. because you, you, you confiscate a whole lot of drugs. we do seed on tv and he is just with some bags of we then to put it on fire. ready as will how close to the rest of the drug sequences. let's wind up with the mr mohammed here because i started with you also curious to know what more you can have in order to be further empowered to do your job, governor new to do better to, to fund the agency provides us with all the tools that we meet on so that you will see all that sort of able to get in touch with their best foot forward. you yeah, well i thank you for the comments and

when we went to brussels to meet with ahmed for kaev and realized that something had to be done about it now we need to tell the world that we need to draw a parallel between the war in ukraine and the war and then in ukraine, and we made a film. yes, i know each of them . i am talking about andrey sharov . i will describe the director of the russian service of radio liberty, please. akhmeda zakaeva will change me. yes, francesco would not give it . make an interview. about nevzorov, a victim of putin's bloody regime, and blogger football player nika moskovskaya, how is she a victim of a bloody regime, a gigantic material is made by mitya wolchyn, and here is this , here is information about the war of the editorial office - this it turns out not to be interesting, and i will give you a million such examples, because this is the most real intellectual fast and furious, because i started doing it only because i met the gigantic resistance of these people, these famous - legendary journalists of radio liberty crossed out the russian service, people who worked for echoes of moscow on the

a western countries have been supply mercy, outdated ahmed vehicles. however, this isn't the 1st time keith officials, lemme boss in germany for not being enough to help in the fight against russia. ukraine's envoy to jeremy previously called tulsa shoals, a quote of funded lever, worse due to his delay in visiting cave, the head of the german states of saxony was also declared unwanted by the ambassador of the he suggested peaceful for the russia. o rasmussen, executive vice president of the eurasia center says, heave is dictating how your pain politicians should acts. i'm just made that at the statement. the criticism that is thrown at germany and other other member states that are, that may not be providing as much as ukraine would like. and i must say that this is essentially drawing down their own surprise supplies. and essentially the will rising nato members for a country that's not part of the, it's not part of nato. there's no defending democracy. it's not really a democracy. these countries of political career too. so they have to watch out f

and i believe president can, can bring value. president ahmed, of course, won the nobel peace prize in 2019, but he gave up on peace efforts in his been commanding a war. now in recent years. do you think for lasting piece he should perhaps that aside now i think that's not a decision that can be made in a place like here. i think must have of governance are much more complicated. there are no doubt, straightforward as people look at or as people watch from a distance. i think president abbey is teela major. will still play a major role. and would it be as terrible? i think factor in that region. i think we need to walk with him. what with his teams, for the event orders, solution of that there, of that conflict in that region. i'd like to quickly also touch on the democratic republic of congo because president can yet is going to have a role there. you have got this east african stand by force, which is going to go there. i'm told as many as potentially 12000 troops can years leading that and yet there's already a un force. there isn't the danger of confusion duplication and an aliena

and education ahmed a, let's hear from you 1st hand experience having used the drugs yourselves, the now senior golf and battling with this. what do you think it will take to finally put an end to it? put in an empty joke. you need to look at the site to corruption. first. if you're, you're putting this responsibility of fighting this war, i do really fighting the war. or are they just retained in to fight the war? good question. yeah. because you, you confiscate a whole lot of drugs. we do see on tv just with some bags of we then to put it on fire over the actual hapless the rest of the drugs. the cookies you, let's wind up with mr. mohammed here because i started with you also curious to know what more you can have in order to be further empowered to do your job, go from a new to do better to form the agency provides us with all the tools that we need on. so that you will see our best suited office also able to get in to put their best foot forward. you yeah, well i thank you for the comments and i think that's a great place to wrap up this debate. now at the beginning, i asked a c

largest producer of films in the world, but lacks the resources to compete with hollywood in bollywood. ahmed address looks at the challenges and the sector that releases hundreds of films the year, but fails to make the short list at international festivals. this low budget firm is expected to be released on streaming platforms and less than a month and with good reviews, it may make it into the cinemas, walt white. it was producing a budget of $10000.00, but the director says it took a lot of convincing to raise even that relatively small amount. the services are there, you know, the fund and the fund is right that we can produce a number from the other would use the 2nd biggest film industry in the world. it turns out an estimated $801000.00 movies a year. make a se unlucky funding is holding back the industry despite the number of productions, few banks and businesses are willing to invest in the sector. and that means paul, inferior comment, and lo pay for close employers. sandra oakland has appeared in 50 firms, many of them in the lead role, despite her success, she doesn't earn enough

okay, ahmed, you've been quite for a while. let me bring you into the conversation. what is your experience, ah, with drug use and abuse? ah, knowing full well that at the moment you in a relationship with somebody who is kindly fighting addiction, everybody has something to do with the use of drugs either you use in you have used or somewhere close to use use in, or someone in your family use it here, i don't think there's a home in a journal, doug. okay, let me just do a quick survey of what he's saying. any of you know somebody who is directly or indirectly affected by drugs, please raise your hands. so it's very, very wide spreads. okay? so tell me what you experience was your personal experience or let of oliver as to why you would. so multi i own, i'm into hard label. i used is as thank you love to walk in and tell me, tell you it's been a hard day. i can sleep when i get home this new life, the new drugs may shislett. so needs to be awake all night. just to walk, probably different unit trucks to do. so one way or the other easy. it gets us coming back to the