ah, having this tough conversation with us on the stream, angelica kwanza angela. welcome to the stream. good to have. we'll see if you hear angelica, please introduce yourself to international audience. sure, good evening. i'm angelica, is that amy and i'm an assistant professor of the university of toronto. i work on issues of race, gender identity, colonial and post colonial italy. thanks for joining us. hello clumsy, welcome to the steam. please say hello to have you is around the well, tell them who you are, what you do. a good day, everyone. my name is quinn's. i'm. we'll see the sam goes i from wrong. i worry because every c t management expert and i'm also member of the national anti races network, and it really yet to have you and angela. welcome. please introduce yourself to audience. good evening. you know, my name is angela beau character amar finance journalist, major london and dying right about issues concerning race, diversity, and part of the sender of social issues. and it's been some days now. it's almost 2 weeks now since alika was murdered. is

cnn's zain asher has details. >> angela at a crossroads.ion will soon go to the polls, to decide who will lead the country. the party that has been in power for nearly five decades, or the opposition, which is promising a fresh start, especially for the countries disaffected youth. angela's president, zhao lorenzo, leader of the ruling and pla party campaigned last weekend, hoping for a second term in office. >> there have been exactly five years since the moment we started this mandate that is starting now we work during this mandate to make angela a new angela an angler that is better accepted by the angolans but also by the international community. >> joÃo lourenÇo was the handpicked successor took a long time angolan leader dos santos who ruled the country for 38 years. upon taking office in 2017, joÃo lourenÇo pledged to fight corruption and improve the economy. but the world bank says that in world rule parts of the country more than half the population live in poverty. angela's main opposition party, unita, is trying to appeal to the

you know, my name is angela book out to our finance journalist, london. and i write about issues concerning race, diversity, and politics, fender social issues. and it's been some days now. it's almost 2 weeks now since alika was murdered. is this story for italian, still resonating our tie and still speaking about it, because that means that something different may well be happening here. i have a feeling that people are in italy. my still be speaking about this, but i'm not entirely sure how the conversation is on the right direction we've seen before. what you've heard that many are seeing be says related disputes are mothers, something that is not, is not connected to racism, is not racially motivated. and also i think that part of the issue might be that people might think that might start thinking about this because up and so close to the election while the story of the mothers of that man into the is a long one. i'm just looking at you she right now. kwansa liam is, is watching. and he said, asking for money on the street is not justification for v

angela davis was on the fbi's most wanted list. he replaced her on that list.s was the fbi time of j edgar hoover. for those not familiar with this history, talk about how you got involved, and that how you got involved with the weather underground, became the leader of weather underground. bernadine: it is astonishing, what can i say, there is no such thing as replacing angela davis on any list, anything. she is a comrade, colleagues, sister, and friend. her pointing out that we didn't have the language in 1969, 19 70's, not just about language, but the connective tissue of the word intersectionality, so you didn't have to choose between being a woman and being against the war in vietnam, that was insane, but the politics often made that true on the ground. her whole life, her whole career making that manifest form black lives matter, the activists of today, it is quite dramatic. you can see their wisdom, their ability to fight for unity, at the same time as they have disagreements and move in different ways. i am filled with admiration for this generation of

here is ilona's chest - this is much more interesting than angela 's lips.beginning, start over. nothing, i will soon become like alain delon to see yet. colleagues are coming change twitch, i'll shoot your knee. this is famously and now i'm in shock. i'm a freak, a fucking goat. where the hell are you looking, you retarded bastard? excuse me, i have pills, i need it very urgently. i went all i can go. yes what your husband at home 3? postcard sweet that they gave you in the clinic, but i don’t remember where she lost it, probably, it’s been a crime for your answer not to have been found out for a long time. together i didn't die of fear when it happened, but i ran away. hello, what do not stop, you see the pills such a transformation no, this is not from pills. with your wife, i and a friend of the first did not fit for theirs. now the end of my black belt in karkada and uncle general to pour in and understand. yes, he said it well. speak up if you're going to kill him, then it's a bad idea, he's from the police after all. here is a fighter i train. i didn’

you know, my name is angela book out to the most journalist london. and i liked about issues concerning race diversity. part of the social issues. i'm sure it's been some days now. it's almost 2 weeks now since alaska was murdered. is this story? the italian still resonating on time, still speaking about it because that means that something different may well be happening here. i have the feeling that people are in italy. my still be speaking about this, but i'm not entirely sure a conversation. these are the right direction. we've seen before, what you've heard that many are seeing be says relate to this brutal mother, something that is not connected to racism or is not racially motivated. and also i think the quality issue might be that people might think that might start thinking about this because up and so close to the election while the story of the mothers of yes ma'am long. i'm just looking at you she right now. kwanza liam is, is watching, and he said, asking for money on the street is not justification for violence and murder, the italian st

angela. — direction. indeed you are. angela. an _ direction. indeed you are.angela, an absolute delight having you on the show, good luck with everything and i will checkin luck with everything and i will check in with you soon. staying on the theme of women's sport, my last guest was heading for a tennis career before an injury made her change plans. instead she went into marketing at adidas, and has since worked on the commercial side of the nba, the commercial side of the nba, the rugby football union and the rugby football union and the world surfing league. she is no stranger to negotiating multi—million—dollar deals, so i caught up with her in her latest role as the big boss of us ski and snowboard. sophie goldschmidt, a pleasure having you on. let's start with this. do you think we are now at some sort of tipping point for women's sport, thanks to the euros, and a fabulous year of global sporting events? i certainly hope so. i feel momentum has been building for many years now, but you do have these opportunities where you take a bigger leap forward. ce

this was angela babulyak about visa restrictions for russia in lithuania meanwhile, entry signs withbeing removed in dusseldorf until february, the cities were twin cities, stefan keller reported, and after the invasion of ukraine, they broke with moscow fraternal relations, moreover, in the spring, the signs were defaced with insults, so they decided to remove them, a new name will appear in their place, which will already have chernivtsi written on it. this ukrainian city became a sister city of dusseldorf in september . and is one of the most favorite places of russian tourists , according to the agence france-presse, the music of mykhailo verbytsky is heard every day when the floodgates are raised on the dam. the water show usually gathers hundreds of spectators. more not only locals, but also tourists, mainly from russia, and the authorities of the region declare their support for ukraine. armed forces day is celebrated in poland. commander-in-chief of the armed forces valery zaluzhnyi congratulated his colleagues and the polish people with a professional holiday. this is a new

and this, by the way, angela before the operation is pretty.astic surgery, the grandmother whom i raised died, angela sold the odnushka, moved to moscow, rented a room there, started running around castings. well, one of the filmmakers advised her snus to remove the hump. and here it is, why, why did she go to the doctor for this only in moscow, the prices you know, what no money is enough. nobody just knew it would happen. do you know that anzhelika was attacked today, right here in the entrance, she is alive, only her face smashed and took the money. you will help, we will try, she shook, maybe she is very good, very good. we just need to find this photo first. i will return it to you later. remove of course i'm still typing. thanks hi what are you doing here? are you not answering calls? i broke second. excuse me. and here thirdly then or it is not necessary, wait thanks but nothing more. irochka come in, please. you can, yes, of course, sit down before i forget, i wanted to ask you. you are our special post. a. well, a lot why dream meat. t

angela stent. she's the author of hooton's world, russian against the west and with the rest professors didn't as a senior fellow at the brookings institution. she joins me tonight from washington, and i'm also happy to welcome to the program william tubman. he is a pulitzer prize winning author. his latest book is entitled gorbachev. his life in times. and mister talbot is also in the u. s. capital tonight to both of you. welcome to the program. i'm glad that you can take the time with us this evening to talk about the life and legacy of mikhail gorbachev. his death became known public knowledge about 24 hours ago. the west has been emoting ever since about a great statesman inside russia. we've had a telegram from the kremlin, sent to the family, and that's about it. we in the west, it seems wish that we had had more gorbachev. and in the kremlin, you get the sense that they are wishing that they had never had any gorbachev. professor stent. let me start with you. what do you say to that? is that

tell angela the dispatcher she's pretty, not my type. yah, that's all right.he has a sexy voice. a dying son bequeathed to his mother to undergo a dna test with his only daughter. how many times i tell him, this is not your daughter. grandmother from birth does not recognize her granddaughter, as it is certain that her son was barren. the doctor said, mother says, be strong, he will not have children. but the girl’s mother is convinced that she knows exactly who she gave birth to, they couldn’t sign, because she said that there was no conversation only through my corpse, but in general i was informed that you wrote out a court decision for some reason discharged from the apartment. and she didn’t even tell me about it, because they never lived and didn’t pay. they won’t come so much there, they’ll pick up something there so that they die faster, the grandmother and that’s it. on which side will the man turn out to be true, so my doubts are, yes, maternal, when she receives ts dna that it really is. yes , i just want her to eat this piece of dna today at 17.105

angela knight, thank ou ve quickly indeed. angela knight, thank you very much _ quickly indeed. i final word i you very much indeed. ifinal word on theirs. victoria, clearly there is an interest from the united states perspective that europe finds an answer to this because it doesn't, then there is a problem in foreign policy —— foreign policy terms that european support for the war in ukraine might start to work. absolutely, this is a national security issue. we have been calling it an energy will as well. we have seen a meltdown in iraq today, that is 3.25 billion barrels of oil a day thatis is 3.25 billion barrels of oil a day that is potentially in danger now. if that were to happen, given what putin is doing in ukraine and the spike of gas prices, we are looking at a whole world of perch going into the winter and i agree with angela everybody needs to get around the table and have an adult conversation and figure out how to stop this happening again. aha, and figure out how to stop this happening again-— and figure out how to stop this ha enin: aaain. �* , ,.,, happening ag

she was next to president zelenskyi and, moreover, later at the meeting of the crimean platform, angela who is being crucified in all directions by opposition journalists and politicians, that he looked more noble next to zelenskyi and somehow even more decent and elegant, that is, even the enemies say that after going to kyiv, just like today, by the way, berezhunson came to kyiv and made a good name for himself, and the polish opponents of angela duda say that they give him credit for what he i went to see my friend and i say, or even say, his face has changed, if many here he can be armed and disgusted, then with his visit to kyiv, he immediately earned himself some political points. well, actually outside of poland, can we now say that support for ukraine is weaker what is the greater distance from the ukrainian-polish border, what are the main factors affecting the degree of support for ukraine, indeed, poland, as ukraine's closest neighbor, took in the largest number of refugees in this first decisive month and week after the start of the war, now officially, according to statisti

you know, angela in hong kong. i, before all this happened, strategic ambiguity was considered something good. ok, basically, it was a squaring the circle. i, you know, the u. s. recognizes that taiwan is part of china, though they could have some independent contact with, with taiwan. and it kind, you know, everybody, you know, parlayed and it worked. now i think it stopped working here. so strategic ambiguity is turning into a negative thing. now, go ahead in hong kong for china was never an ambiguity. de china knew all along the long term plan. this is not the 1st time that a, the u. s. is going against the chinese sovereignty. and he just mentioned before in hong kong, the attempt of color revolution. hong kong was full sponsored back by the u. s. addition to that, they were financing e t. i am the separatist wiggers in king john, and a lot of them are actually terrorist or dial. emma has been financed by the c. i assume the 1950s. so you see, this is not the 1st time that the u. s. is meddling into chinese sov

true, angela bridget and suzanne had the same plastic surgeon.he's white already half fits the description of our criminal. yes, and i'm telling you. zhabryn, but where is the motive? evidence of evidence, and i will go to the clinic and find and lead the doctoral student onto the wide road of topics. more than he generally nose should be arrested, i do not. do not immediately say that you are a cop. well, here i am not right away. are you learning how to work? wow, tell me, you always looked like this. no no but i would like to build on this success. that is, you want to have such a nose and such lips forever. well, yes, grandfathers, we like the eagle tiller. well, i mean profile. weird usually i just vice versa reduce so say how you said the doctor, they are weaklings and cowards. i would like to slightly correct the lips, so that like this, a little more, so that it will be a little stronger. are you sure yes? yes, i am sure, let my beauty save the world, both external and internal. i forgot, uh, to ask without remembering. and who recommende

we have angela juliano. he is a political and financial analyst at a lake jackson. we have, daniel mcadam sees the executive director of the ron pol, institute for peace and prosperity. har, gentleman cross acros, in fact, that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate, daniel, let me go to you 1st. i mean, i said it all. my introduction is the by the administration of bedding, the one china policy. that was, it was, it's been around since 1979. it seemed, if it's maybe no one was happy with it, but at no one was a particularly unhappy with as a well, i mean it was it, it both sides haven't i sense of an agreement? is that a done deal? i mean, this is just typical of what we're seeing as a by did ministrations foreign policy. it seems to be a foreign policy of go around the world and kick everyone in the face to see what happens. and that's exactly what's happening. there seems to be no strategic purpose for the u. s. a changing it's, it's tune toward china other than the fact that the democrats are facing very dire . electro prospects here in jus

it's been a while think, love angela miley and broke her. so i hope she would and made me being there whilst i'm still brock, cuz i haven't been paid. hopefully our salary will be coming anytime this month and ah ah ah ah, in my fall never stops. and one of my friends just lost his wife this morning. so we're trying to figure out how we're gonna assist, and we're gonna send him some money through mclawrence to help at the funeral out message from mom. since teaching no fidela is in general, had adequate a billing cardinal there. who will colonel goodness, that is the city. this natania con blood is an intake daily. let him weigh on what he said by a faint, liberal hope for joe was dish. i didn't much anchors. dean and i gather when i found land. verizon as lie. so drove was rude to him. hardly. napoleon ah passport. tell call all funny to pass. but oh, and the winds and as a more t, unable to tell his uncle and he silly his al, to mozilla, at least templates hunter to s, line call artistic, pay a man get artist and inter millenium coral. the

i have been rereading angela davis. i have been rereading her "when they come in the morning," the precursor to the work on black women feminism we are seeing. "change in silence." -- "chained in silence." finally, is a great book by louis martin called "fear of black consciousness." i read "educated." i read comic books. i read fiction. i try to read a lot of stuff. i try to be stuff about haiti as well. >> yes. >> also haiti and america, both. her fiction and nonfiction is diasporic, which is important. >> you said your advisor is sonia sanchez? >> yes. [laughter] i got into the formal study going back to 1993. it was through sonja i was introduced to barbara smith, to kitchen table sink and black feminist press. introduced the sum of us are brave. it is through that and certainly worth a fire. i have " words of fire," which is a must read from 1995. what is so great about this is that you get johnson, cooper. one name we should mention is kathy cohen and beth ritchie and ruthie gilmore, barbara rands. these are black

i became what people call a star with these performances alongside angela gheorghiu at the met.was obviously a key moment where the international market, if you would call it, noticed that there's this guy laughs that they just can't avoid any more for the future. but how did he start out? well, jonas kaufmann was born in 1969, when germany was divided. his parents fled east germany in the 1950s. his father was an insurance broker, his mother a teacher, and he grew up with his older sister. we meet at the bavarian state opera house, where he first performed in his early career, and he tells me how his passion for music was formed. well, i grew up in a family that was fortunately extremely passionate with classical music and opera. they were all amateurs, obviously, but everyone was playing an instrument, and they all had subscriptions to various concert series and opera performances and theatre and everything. so i luckily was in a good position to actually see all the great artists that passed through munich and the various houses here. and, of course, that does something with

i became what people call a star with these performances alongside angela gheorghiu at the met.hat was obviously a key moment where the international market, if you would call it, noticed that there's this guy... laughs: ..that theyjust can't avoid any more for the future. but how did he start out? well, jonas kaufmann was born in 1969, when germany was divided. his parents fled east germany in the 1950s. his father was an insurance broker, his mother a teacher, and he grew up with his older sister. we meet at the bavarian state opera house, where he first performed in his early career, and he tells me how his passion for music was formed. well, i grew up in a family that was fortunately extremely passionate with classical music and opera. they were all amateurs, obviously, but everyone was playing an instrument, and they all had subscriptions to various concert series and opera performances and theatre and everything. so i luckily was in a good position to actually see all the great artists that passed through munich and the various houses here. and, of course, that does someth

angela tartalia leads about 500 lawsuits of the italian knut soldiers who were in kosovo in 1999 as partf the keyfor contingent. all of them also became patients of oncological clinics. you must understand what is united. considered one of the heaviest metals, it is incredibly hard, and its melting point is 1.132 ° c , the problem with the military use of uranium 238 is that when a projectile explodes, the metal becomes much more dangerous, poisonous and radioactive dust easily enters the human body. after which uranus has a long-term negative impact on human health new the results of research obtained in turin mean that the content of this metal in serbia and kosovo is much higher than we imagined, by the way, the eldest son of the current us president became a victim of the combined damage of the nato bombings immediately after the bombings. he was in space, and later he was diagnosed with inflammation of the bone tissue, and he died of a brain tumor at the age of 46, the serbian lawsuits of the lawyer serzhan, aleksich, identical to the italian angela waist, well, here is the result.

off angela's police say there are no longer investigating the crafts and haste legally dead.system when she crashed her car into her home a week ago. she was in a coma. she is now being held on life support while doctors determine whether her organs can be donated. >> hollywood is saying goodbye to nhl. a rig -- week after a violent car crash -- her son home are writing after six days of unbelievable emotional swings, and left with a deep sadness. >> 53 year old first appeared in another world. she went on to make films like six days, seven nights. donny brasco, and i know what you did last summer. perhaps best known for her groundbreaking relationship with ellen generous us, one of the first -- degenerate saying, this is a sad day. i'm sending all of my love. alec baldwin who worked on her on a movie that hasn't been released, remembered her fondly. >> i love you and. i love you, you are very special. >> heche had two sons from other relationships, and spoke openly about her history of sexual abuse and mental health struggles. >> i talked about things that people weren't use

that was angela stead. she is a senior fellow at the brookings institution. unsealed some of the documents which allowed fbi agents to search the mar—a—lago home of donald trump. it comes after a group of news organisations argued it was in the public interest to know more information about the search. earlier, i spoke to our washington correspondent chi chi izundu, and asked her what we have learned from the documents that have been unsealed so far. so, we've learned two very valuable things. the first is that two documents have been unsealed as part of today's court hearing. the first was why the government wanted the warrant and the affidavit, the statement of oath of the evidence that they gathered in order to get the warrant signed by a judge kept sealed, and it says there's a good cause because the integrity of the ongoing investigation might be compromised and evidence might be destroyed. the second, if you like, more interesting piece of unsealing documentation that we've got from today's court hearing was a bit more detail on exactly what the governm

angela, let me go to you in hong kong. i mean, the, the, the one china policy works. so if it works, why fix it? i just don't get it here. okay. and what, what, what, what was the catalyst for this? what so, you know, because, you know, blaine can, can say something biden can say something. of course, nancy if she's coherent, i mean, but it leaving their words is not enough anymore action speak more than words. go ahead and hong kong. well, i'm not surprised at those plans are done. well heather, we are talking about d. case. it's, you can see reports from the rand corporation in 2016. they already took talking about how they can contain china. now there's an acceleration. the rank operation document says clearly that there's a window of opportunity where the west can contain china and that wind of opportunities between 2050 to 2025. after that, it would be very difficult, almost impossible to contain china. so the u. s. government is under pressure, so they using penalty to say when she, she went on your own and so on. do not do not bind to this. you know, this is sh

angela, let me go to you. in hong kong. i mean, the, the, the one china policy works. so if it works, why fix it? i just don't get it here. okay. and what, what, what, what was the catalyst for this? what so, you know, because, you know, blaine can, can say something biden can say something. of course, nancy, if she's coherent, i mean, but why is leaving their words is not enough anymore. action speak more than words . go ahead and hong kong. well, i'm not surprised are those plans are done well, header, we are talking about d. case. if you can see reports from the rand corporation in 2016, they already took talking about how they can contain china. now there's an acceleration. the rank operation document says clearly that there's a window of opportunity where the west can contain china and that wind of opportunities between 2050 to 2025. after that it would be they difficult, almost impossible to contain china. so the u. s. government is under pressure, so they using penalty to say when she, she went on our own and so on. do not do not bind to this. you know, this is

however, angela has heard grand ideas like this before, but she's not convinced.erations would be very useful in the santa cruz mountain. i'm hopeful that something will happen soon. you sound slightly sceptical. yeah, i probably do. for now, all this unwanted biomass will either rot or be burnt. perhaps one day, though, if charm industrial succeeds in its ambition, it will end up deep underground. meanwhile, we're back on the farm, along with bear, clover, willow, and the big donkey's called hazel. hazel�*s a horse. technicality. but let me tell you, the piece of farming technology that lara is most happy exists right now is... the fence! yeah, keeping them away from us. but one farmer in the outer hebrides has ditched fences altogether. nick sheridan's been to find out why. there are few places in the british isles as remote as the outer hebrides — a rugged rib of islands off the west coast of scotland. rearing cattle here on harris and lewis comes with its own set of unique challenges. one of those is fencing. it takes time and money to install and maintain. it

unfortunately, angela is being trained. stand.we have now heard at georgetown university and is being prepared by the relevant specialists. you mentioned a telbot strobe, indeed it is a close friend of bill clinton's deputy secretary of state of the united states in the nineties, but i wouldn't say a telbot strobe. with all the ariola, a specialist in russia is a really good specialist in russia, because it was this person who was one of the authors of the idea of ​​nato expansion to the east at one time in the nineties. and in fact, there is no e good specialists, not in the republican establishment, not in the democratic one. now, if anyone thinks that with the move of the united states congress under the control of the republican party, which will most likely happen at the beginning of this year or with the arrival of the republican president in the twenty- fifth year, the policy of the united states will somehow fundamentally change towards russia no i should disappoint no fundamental change will be. here, listen to another op

because it was in that european party, those people, includi especially angela merkel, have acquiescedim as an ally. christian democracy is this incredibly useful cover for orbÁn because it gave him protection bause other christian democratic leaders for a long time thought he was one of them because of his public rhetoric. orbÁn, like tru, he has t support of evangelicals and conservative christians without ever setting foot in church. in orbÁn' first couple of years in power, he presided over taking the number of registered religious organizations in hungary -- churches and synagogues and mosques, etc. -- there were 350 of those and in the first year he cut them down to 32. by removing the tax-exempt status from the others, he literally pushed hundreds of mostly small evangelical christian john nominations out of the country. you can decide for yourself what that looks like christian democracy. on the question of dictatorship and the 21st century dictator, i think when we look at dictatorships, we have i mind hitler's and stan. they come with big ideology and repressed their populati