countries has already begun this agreement involves reforming armenia's league. system and that's been underway in armenia for many years i'd say twenty or even more and of course we'll be developing our relations with the european union but as i keep saying it won't be happening at the expense of armenian russian relations and vice versa so we won't be developing our median russian relations at the expense of our relations with the e.u. for example that's our policy we won't adhere to a policy that implies developing relations with one international partner at the expense of relations with other partners and i believe we should be reliable partners for everyone every global act we have ties with our relation should be transparent to all sides and should rely on the principle of reciprocity we all should act in good faith what i mean is that for example it should be unambiguously clear for the west what is happening between armenia and russia what russia should enjoy just the same kind of transparency when it comes to ties between armenia and the e.u. both certai

of armenia.thony: tigran is a war veteran and aspiring politician. tatul is a journalist. saro, our host, is armenian but born in azerbaijan having fled during the war. he now runs a guesthouse here in shushi. >> anthony: to what extent is this not just a religious conflict -- >> saro: no, no. >> tatul: it's not religious? >> anthony: not at all? >> tatul: no, no, no. nothing, no. >> anthony: this is a christian island in a sea of muslims. >> tatul: well, this is a christian island. it's true. this is christian island, but the conflict of nagorno- karabakh is not religious. >> anthony: there are people, hardliners here who refer to azeris as turks. >> tatul: they are turks. >> anthony: they are turks? >> tatul: they are turks, yes, they are. >> anthony: please explain. >> tigran: i think probably they are not - they did not bear historical responsibility for the actions committed by the ottomans, but the struggle of the people of nagorno-karabakh for their existence is kind of a continuation of t

of armenia.y: tigran served in the military. tatul is a journalist. saro, our host, is armenian but born in azerbaijan having fled during the war. he now runs a guesthouse here in shushi. >> anthony: to what extent is this not just a religious conflict -- >> saro: no, no. >> tatul: it's not religious. >> anthony: not at all? >> tatul: no, no, no. nothing, no. >> anthony: this is a christian island in a sea of muslims. >> tatul: well, this is a christian island. it's true. this is christian island, but the conflict of nagorno-karabakh is not religious. >> anthony: there are people, hardliners here who refer to azeris as turks. >> tatul: they are turks. >> anthony: they are turks? >> tatul: they are turks, yes, they are. >> anthony: please explain. >> tigran: i think probably they are not - they did not bear historical responsibility for the actions committed by the ottomans, but the struggle of the people of nagorno-karabakh for their existence is a continuation of the struggle of armenian people

how soon do you expect that to happen and how will armenia benefit from it exactly the ratification process in e.u. countries has already begun this agreement involves reforming armenia's legal system and that's been underway in armenia for many years i'd say twenty or even more but of course we'll be developing our relations with the european union but as i keep saying it won't be happening at the expense of armenian russian relations and vice versa we won't be developing our median russian relations at the expense of our relations with the e.u. for example that's our policy we won't adhere to a policy that implies developing relations with one international partner at the expense of relations with other partners i believe we should be reliable partners for everyone every global act we have ties with our relation should be transparent to all sides and should rely on the principle of reciprocity we all should act in good faith what i mean is that for example it should be unambiguously clear for the west what is happening between armenia and russia what russia should enjoy just the same kind

truth be told we have no such issues right now but russia and armenia a sovereign state in general i think in many aspects the interests of our countries align but there could be some areas or issues on which we might disagree i believe it's very important to maintain the atmosphere we have right now and i hope that's the atmosphere in which we will be discussing any issues we might have in the future i think we will be able to come to an agreement. let's talk about natural gas which as i understand is one of the issues we have on the one hand you said that people in armenia don't feel that russian gas is cheap. yes but we discussed it and came to the conclusion that it's a domestic issue for us because yes armenia gets cheap natural gas from russia at the border but by the time it's delivered to the customers the price has doubled that's a domestic issue we have to figure out and resolve within armenia and it has nothing to do with our relations with russia. so as the natural gas supplies from russia you're not going to renegotiate the price and you haven't discussed that with them

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recent decision to enable the office to contribute more effectively to upholding the rights of armenia's people including its invitation to provide technical assistance through presence presence of our stuff on the ground i again commend the new zero for its extensive corporation with the office and special procedures and its establishment of a national monitoring and reporting framework to strengthen engagement with the treaty bodies. has unconditional access to all areas of the country including to prisons and the official visit of twelve mandate holders has been fully facilitated by the government since it extended a standing invitation to special procedures in two thousand and eleven. moldovan office and mandatory those have recently been given access to the transnistria region. hopeful that we receive deeper engagement with the office and the un and i encourage other states in a similar context in europe and worldwide to review and build on these good practices breaking with fifteen years of refusals visits by special procedures. receive the mandatory on freedom of religion or belie

the idea of getting america imperialistic lee evolved with something like armenia was never going to sell politically. we back out of that relatively to the in opposition american presence. one of the things when i talk to students about america's role in the middle east, a lot of people today tend to think we have always been in the middle east and they fail to understand that 1979, we hadtil very little involvement in the middle east and we tried to keep it that way. so wilson following what is going on in versailles, wilson is basically trying to keep the middle east at arms length. he just sent off the delegation kingy to understand the trade commission, is what gets named, and he is trying to figure out what should be done. everybody wants to rule themselves. that's not surprising. >> i can't do the quote 100%. don'tgeorge said quote i think the american people have the stomach for that." col. steed: he proved that wrong, right? -- we proved that wrong, right? we can get enough. >> given russia's is toric ambitions to get -- historic ambitions to get a warm water port, is a logi

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can't because fifa doesn't recognize where you live as a country for places like to back western armenia and carpet tallia there is an alternative world cup and it just wrapped up in london but the final match as tight as any that you'll see in the real vault cop car battalion is a hungry and speaking region in western ukraine and they needed a shootout a save that would have made it german superstar emmanuel neuer proud to be north cyprus copper tallia is now the alternative world cup champion. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you the u.s. and its closest allies are in the midst of a diplomatic and trade dispute following this weekend's g. seven summit trump withdrew his support for the group's final statement after being criticized by canadian prime minister just unsure of how. you're watching to your news more coming up at the top of the hour i'm irish waiter in berlin thanks for watching. the people of the world over in submission. to the penguins want to express d.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch.

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side of the black sea also some showers the sending into parts of the caucasus so for georgia and armenia through monday we could well see one or two big storms now here in the arabian peninsula it's pretty fine temperatures there in the low to mid forty's for many still a fairly brisk mild blowing down through the gulf region so some places a bit of lift a dust bush doesn't automatically mean visibility in doha not too bad forty one degrees celsius and rising to forty seven degree can see in parts of the emirates and manchu in the course of monday now across into southern portions of africa here we've got some fine weather conditions for everyone not particularly on the edges fifteen or so high in cape town to his post struggling to my sort of eighteen degrees celsius but once you get into central parts of africa then there are some really big storm systems coming through in those east cities so sit down towards the gulf of guinea region some heavy showers across west africa but that could be some dry weather across in ghana. welcome back reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera zi

the north at the caspian shoals you might well catch a thunderstorm still falling in georgia and armenia for example and also some turkey and those showers took through the eastern med if you're lucky hit beirut it's present here at twenty seven degrees in comparison with not far inland where it's thirty five maybe forty one if you're in baghdad and this is just dusty weather getting hotter one small so the case is clearly better to be expected it's been remarkably hot recently than through the gulf states despite that it's been a fair all breeze blowing forty four in dyer has above average thirty eight spot right in abu dhabi and then the temps you see here about where they might be solace thirty one reflects that you've got along the shore humid breeze we'll start to see the not quite there yet persistent cloud and drizzle inland on the high ground south of all this one beyond the tropics we should be in mid-winter sunshine reflected by the time she's ready twenty three to rather windy cape town and the sixteen in johannesburg over the course of the sunshine is most all the time an inc

al saber que su hija y su nieta fueron separadas en la frontera, su nieta es tan sÓlo coídel lo de armeniay su madre emprendieron el camino para gus dar un mejor futuro en el todos unidos y fueron separadas en l frontera . su voz se ha hecho viral por un audio. >> yo apenas lo escuchemis ojos no paraban de llorar. >>la angustia de no saber quÉ pasarÁ la tiene al borde del abismo. >>las voces angustiosas que se escuchan y cÓmo estarÁ mi hija toda pro tapada de no saber cÓmo se encuentra su niÑa. todos nos hemos desesperado al escuchar el llanto de la niÑa. sus familiares describen a alison como una niÑa bruta, pero su dÍa dice que el audio se queda corto al dolor que viven los niÑos. >>la llamada de mi sobrina me partiÓ el alma es poco a lo que yo vi hondo mi sobrina me hablo ella grita daba y su picaba que la fuera a sacar de allÍ y me decÍa tía yo le prometo que yo me o portar bien pero sÁqueme de aquÍ. >>por su parte ana no puede dejar de escuchar el audio. >> nuestro paÍs estÁ terrible, esta zona no es una zona donde ellas puedan permanece ser confiadas. no sÓlo sufre por la situación d

caucuses over the next couple of days little speckling clout that just around the black sea caspian sea armenia georgia and of course crossed to say those showers never really too far away as we go on through the next couple of days for the south florida dry for beirut temperatures at thirty one celsius pleasant sea breeze rolling enough but it's raining forty forty one the full baghdad and kuwait city might just catch one of two showers into eastern afghanistan took me the start and also into the between iran stay hot and dry kuwait city gets up to forty two cells just over the next day i assume we'll see similar temperatures across the arabian peninsula the wind will pick up once again watch out for that lift the dust and sand on saturday and on sunday temperatures at around forty three celsius might just catch one or two spots of right around the gulf of aden but essentially more hot sunshine across the arabian peninsula so warm sunshine across much of southern africa has seen some very heavy rain making its way into the western cape into cape town seventeen celsius here is moving through bu

stepped down as prime minister and who replaced him but this is not the key change that took place in armenia it's not about who's prime minister it's about the people's way of thinking their perception of reality their understanding of their role in the life of the country and the nation there is never going to be a return to the old ways. what are your relations right now with your political opponents the republican party and mr. but as for mr sarkozy an it's true that we live practically next door now but we do not have any relationship as such as for the republican party it's no longer the majority party in our parliament but it's an opposition party and it's a solid opposition but as far as i understand it is going to try and make a comeback isn't it. but it's not a realistic prospect they will never make a comeback other forces other parties may emerge that may win an election but this party will never be back that's for sure and that doesn't have anything to do with me it's because people will never forgive them i can guarantee that at least that's how i feel and i think it's true i th

they go the showers day become a little organized into northern parts of turkey just around georgia armenia and azerbaijan still want to showers there towards the north and possibly around the toronto see a little bit of wet weather as is the case too into the eastern side of afghanistan but elsewhere it's hot sunshine forty forty one celsius for baghdad and for kuwait city hasa still here and could touch forty five degrees that hot sunshine the searing heat across a good part of the middle east and as we go on through the coming days a little colder down into west santa temps here at around twenty celsius cold enough and some rain making its way across the western and southern cape right now a little more cloud started to push into the western cape at present friday sees that western weather easing for the race was weakening up to around sixty degrees here over the next couple of days further north is fine and dry. the foreign minister. welcome back here's a quick reminder of our top stories russia kicked off the two thousand and eighteen football world cup. the saudi arabia five million t

showers affecting the caucuses and been some really big downpours here in recent days georgia and armenia and further showers are likely on the southern side of the black sea coast otherwise fine across the eastern side of the mediterranean region with temperatures there twenty seven degrees in beirut now moving down into arabian peninsula temperatures still in the mid forty's there for medina here on the eastern side but into service got a fairly brisk at the moment forty two degrees and bit of dust rise not too bad though generally and is ahead on through into our weekend then that forty two seems to be the order of the day now as we head across into southern portions of africa it's looking fine and dry plenty of sunshine here and nothing really to reports maybe a little cloud at times around the eastern cape during the twenty three degrees but across central parts of africa some big storm systems going away through from the ethiopian highlands so sit down towards the gulf of guinea and really see want to have the showers affect in lagos in nigeria. on october the sixth one thousand nin

here of around twenty nine celsius with a few showers me still a few showers you notice just around armenia georgia and azerbaijan not so much in the way of wet weather across potentially though as we go on through the next couple days a little more cloud just into southern parts of amman maybe into the southeast of yemen but southern parts of saudi could see one or two spots of rain but nothing much to speak of and if anything it turns brighter as we go on through the next day or so a little more clout that was the southern end of the red sea here in doha the hot sunshine left in the temperatures to around forty three degrees celsius but yes sunshine across southern africa over the next few days but if you shasta southern parts of madagascar into mozambique. to think hard about the future. world meets the peoples of the mountain. striving to deal with the changing world. and preparing. for life. good to have you with. these are our top stories this fall minister has told al jazeera offer any compromises to the country's blockading it and dismissed reports of threats of military action by i

just spilling out of the black sea they are heading towards the caspian sea driving across georgia armenia azerbaijan wanted to shower was also a possibility into the fall north of iran as we go on through the next couple of days so it's a very similar picture to what we've seen over the past few days russia was to a possibility just around the high ground of the himalayan plash eastern parts of afghanistan because he wanted to shout shows disperse their way up a little further north woods into too many stan and he's let me go but i shall is just around northern parts of iran pushing over towards the black sea fine and dry there across eastern saw the med this is the place to be twenty celsius in by road or just on the side so another one the forward baghdad forty one celsius could be hotter still to the full kuwait city some more big downpours coming in here. really is hot across the right in peninsula but temperatures pick back a little forty three forty four celsius here in qatar over the next couple of days with a high of forty three further south is generally try but a little more clo

baghdad forty two we've got some heavy showers affecting parts of turkey through into georgia and armenia says the fine conditions around the eastern side of the mediterranean should be another fine day in beirut with highs of twenty seven degrees heading down into the arabian peninsula on the western side it's looking fine and hot with forty five degrees a mix of both mecca medina here in qatar we've got some fairly brisk winds over the next few days but it doesn't physical it's not great but temperatures still up at forty three degrees celsius so let's head across into southern parts of africa where it's looking fine it's bright all the way not quite as cold as it has been for johannesburg where if i had significant nighttime frosts but otherwise fine conditions expected no change to head on through into service day so final word cross as a way through into zambia once again to central parts of africa some big storm system see all the way from south sudan through towards the gulf within the region nigeria's looking fairly wet at the moment and there like to be some heavy downpours in la

sleep you can sleep on the floor and this is your own personal experience when your husband fled the armenia you were in prison for two months yes for two months i was with my delta now my daughter now is eleven years old as time she was like one in the house and so you both ended up with you and your husband and your two children and it up in sudan in a refugee camp and. what made you decide to come here because there is not. so that is also the same situation that like it had because if you see it in the fija come that is a smuggler as maybe they kidnapped the deal maybe they can now but cicadas to get the money. when i sell when i listen some see it happen to someone my ring my husband telling me let's try to leave to get a safe place and then he decides to send me to israel and i came i said and so you you're here you've been here for nearly a decade and you've been trying you say to apply for asylum. what's happened how far is your asylum application i tried for four days. to apply the silane. feagin status but i didn't get any chance to into the car that is a lot of people and has immi

caspian sea you see how they are just drifting from west to way so see a little bit of wet weather into armenia georgia round into southern parts of the russia as well a few shows to just around afghanistan took many stan was because stan him betray and there's the hot sunshine we're getting up to forty one celsius in kuwait city and also into baghdad northern iraq could see some showers here over the next few days a lot of the ones that that could lead to some localized flooding and nice fresh breeze there across eastern side of the med glorious conditions in beirut about twenty eight celsius similar values to into where jerusalem. further south well some real heat in places go back keim schimmel wind it does stay dusty and windy just around that eastern side of the arabian peninsula here in qatar temperatures getting up to forty seven celsius on sunday little cooler less harshly we say forty five degrees for monday hopefully the winds easing back a touch but still looking very breezy meanwhile a little bit of useful rain hopefully making its way into cape town over the next day or so the sout

through the black sea over towards the caspian sea along the caucasus some wet weather coming in here armenia georgia . could see some showers along the spells of frying little try there's an all the possibly robert has some showers here live hotter in toronto as a result of that thirty five celsius sunny a possibility over the next couple of days still a few shows over towards eastern there was of afghanistan into tuchman this don the showers continue across northern parts of turkey up towards the caucasus further south this hearts and draw the samoa and hopefully easing down for the eastern side of the gulf just around the gulf states here in temperatures getting up to forty three celsius on saturday similar value as we go on into sunday and as you can see pretty a. it pretty much is wall to wall sunshine with that persistent wind still coming through it is going to be dry long as you try to across southern africa but we've had some useful rifle just around the western cape the southern town has st cloud and right temperatures hey what about eighteen celsius showers pulling away on saturday

over the next couple of days little speckling shouted out that just around the black sea caspian sea armenia georgia. and of course across turkey to say those showers never really too far away as we go on through the next couple of days for the south florida drive by route temperatures at thirty one celsius pleasant sea breeze rolling in the but it's raining forty forty one the full baghdad and kuwait city might just catch one of two showers into eastern afghanistan took me the start and also into azerbaijan in between iran stay hot and dry kuwait city gets up to forty two celsius over the next day i assume we'll see similar temperatures across the arabian peninsula the wind will pick up once again watch out for that live to dust and sand on saturday and on sunday temperatures at around forty three celsius much as count one or two spots of right around the gulf of aden but essentially more hot sunshine across the arabian peninsula so warm sunshine across much of southern africa has seen some very heavy rain making its way into the western cape into cape town seventeen celsius here is moving

in armenia the other data was a spontaneous group for the resignation of their president we thought we saw that in egypt in 2011 and then the things that are done by science and technology and education so i don't dismiss those but this book is top-down with that kind of leadership. but ultimately when i talk about the who that is about to qualities i try to emphasize in one is personal capital. the said that you as an individual coming from your heritage or the daughter of the founder of the country mandela had a tribal history. sometimes from other qualities like spirituality. and then political skills. so that is where those were insufficient to what they wanted to do. mandela has terrible political skills not only the isolation but he was so incredibly arrogant he couldn't deal with anybody his partners like the french mears said he thought that he was a christlike figure you need the political skills and to give people listen where you want to take them then grounded in values they feel comfortable with. we all love them around the world to make changes but the downfall became bec

here of around twenty nine celsius with a few showers me still a few showers you notice just around armenia georgia and azerbaijan not so much in the way of wet weather across the arabian peninsula though as we go on through the next couple days a little more cloud just into southern parts of amman maybe into the southeast of you have in the southern parts of saudi could see one or two spots of blood but nothing much to speak of and if anything it turns brighter as we go on through the next day or so a little more clout that was the southern end of the red sea here in doha the hot sunshine lift in the temperatures to around forty three degrees celsius but he is sunshine across southern africa over the next few days but if you shasta southern parts of madagascar into mozambique. it wouldn't move any vestige of barack and certain of israel as coming to stay a people dispossessed a state established whatever i was able to do it from the start of everest back bravery great international peace organization the united nations a momentous event which lives at the heart of ongoing conflict to this

still a few showers there just around the eastern parts of turkey into georgia maybe into azerbaijan armenia could see a little bit of wet weather further south you go with the hot sunshine which stretches its way down across you've been punished i'm hopeful that the northeast when the wind is off a touch over the next couple of days forty five celsius here in doha maybe a little less warm as we go on into sastre but still quite a came smile you notice always the scope for that lifted dust and not so pleasant him pleasant enough across much of southern africa seen some useful rains little bit of flooding it's pushing its way into the far south of south africa sixteen thousand the cloud in the rain there for cape town on friday we do still need the right don't need to sas day it does look lousy try and that dry weather stretching right up into zimbabwe. from the tropics of southeast asia to the feral islands in the far north that lead to one of the nice meets the women who cross the world for love and stage to change a community on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where ever you are. on october the si

. >>> one of his most recent shows he went to armenia. i can't tell you how many in bait area shared that open sewed with me and it made such an impact. >> when he'd h that book about back in 2000, kitchen confidential that's when i started my broadcast career. my wife's independent the industry in restaurants. we followed his career over what's neay two decades to love storytelling, his passion for not just bringing you inside the restaurant but back in lines of the kitchen, the stories from the line cooks to the servers to whatever it is to the city that restaurant is in. always appreciated and respected his storytelling and learned from him. applied that in my own career here. so yeah, i woke up this morning and saw that i was shocked. it's interesting to note that as a young boy he had this love for food. in france when he tasted his first oyster. >> and here it is so many years later, that his life has come to an end in france. >> he liked san francisco, too. he said if you can't have fun in san francisco, you're dead to me. i like t

as it does your book about armenia look and i think my daughter situation will touch someone's heart yes maybe the president of the united states or the migration authority someone has to help my daughter but her picture was published in the united states and so the route for migrants has now changed. those are the headlines you're up to date we're back in half an hour right now on al-jazeera it's the war in october. yeah. on the sixth of october nine hundred seventy three the tenth day of ramadan the muslim holy month and young kapoor the holiest of holy days in the jewish calendar egypt and syria launched an all out war against israel. this first liberation of land occupied by israel in the one nine hundred sixty seven six day war provoked an enthusiastic response across the arab world. that in the show a little bit. of the moroccan people were so enthusiastic about the war that was evident in the campaign organized a more open cities especially the big ones to donate blood and it was a very popular campaign and that how is it that. the what happened in them in algeria and presiden

aliza thunderstorms in the caucasus and particularly armenia have been heavy recently ending at two hundred millimeters have been reported and it's possible to get something similar in the mountains north of terror around there wandering around they've been run for a week and they're still there but if you're not in those areas then he's just warm sunshine hot sunshine if you like and often dusty sunshine the breeze is persistent now running down from iraq and down towards the gulf states it's a quarter halt when the temps there where they should be right at the fourth to mark in doha have a look at medicare forty four it's also where we should have been but it's been up to near fifty in the western side of saudi and last couple of days are well above where it should be looks like it's coming down a bit but i still think we might be focusing on the conservative side in mecca at around the forty four mark so lala's for the time being i think not quite as clouds it has been but obviously the onshore breeze is keeping down to twenty nine which is seasonally correct anymore i think a time when

a really big downpours here in recent days georgia and armenia and further showers are likely on thesouthern side of the black sea coast otherwise fine across the eastern side of the mediterranean region with temperatures there of twenty seven degrees in beirut they're moving down into arabian peninsula temperatures still in the mid forty's there for medina here on the eastern side but in church we've got a pretty brisk at the moment forty two degrees and bit of dust too by the and is ahead on through into our weekend then that forty two the order of the day as we head across into southern portions of africa it's looking fine and dry plenty of sunshine here nothing really to reports maybe little bit of cloud at times around the eastern cape during the twenty three degrees but across central parts of africa some big storm systems going away through from the ethiopian highlands so sit down towards the gulf of guinea where lacy wanted to have the showers affect in lagos in nigeria. people. violent with deadly consequences. to go over human rights people in power travels to south america

baghdad forty two we've got some heavy showers affecting parts of turkey through into georgia and armenia says the fine conditions around the eastern side of the military should be another fine day in beirut with highs of twenty seven degrees heading down into the arabian peninsula on the western side it's looking fine and hot with forty five degrees a mix of both mecca medina here in qatar we've got some fairly brisk winds over the next few days but it doesn't invisible it's not great but temperatures still up at forty three degrees celsius so let's head across into southern parts of africa where it's looking fine it's bright all the way not quite as cold as it has been for johannesburg where if i had significant nighttime frosts but otherwise fine conditions expected no change to head on through into so as they so far away cross as a way through into zambia once again to central parts of africa some big storm system see all the way from south sudan through towards the gulf within the region nigeria's looking fairly wet at the moment and there like to be some heavy downpours in lagos. on

sleep you can sleep on the floor this is your own personal experience when your husband fled the armenia you were imprisoned for tumultuous two months i was with my delta now my daughter now he is eleven years old as that time she was like one in the house and so you both ended up with you and your husband and your two children and it up in sudan in a refugee camp and. what made you decide to come here because there is not. so then is also the same situation that like it had because if you see it in fiji come that is a smuggler as maybe they kidnapped the deal maybe they can now but the kid just to get the money. when i so when i listen some see it happen someone might bring my husband with a limb and let's try to leave to get a safe place and then he decided to send me to israel and i came. they said and so you you're here you've been here for nearly a decade and you've been trying you say to apply for asylum. what's happened how far is your asylum application go i cried for five days. till i play that silent. feagin status but i didn't get any chance to stay in time because that is a l

and in armenia the other day there was a spontaneous movement that led to the resignation of their new president . so there arebottom-up . we thought we were seeing that in egypt in 2011 and there's metal out, things that are done by science and technology and education so i don't dismiss those. i just tried to say this is about the top down. not precluding the other ultimately that's where whati talk about, the who, where, why and what . who is about to qualities i tried to emphasize. one is what i call personal capital. the sense you as an individual, sometimes it comes for from your heritage. mandela had a tribal history.sometimes it comes from other qualities like donnie spirituality. so you have to have personal capital and political skills. >> and so some of the failings here are about where the political skills were insufficient to get to where they wanted to do. woodrow wilson is a good example. he had this great vision, terrible political skills and it wasn't just that the country wanted to be isolationist, he was so arrogant that he couldn't deal with anybody, i think his par

just spinning out of the black sea they are heading towards the caspian sea driving across georgia armeniaazerbaijan wanted to shout was also a possibility into the fall north of iran as we go on through the next couple of days so it's a very similar picture to what we've seen over the past few days russia was to a possibility just around the high ground of the himalayan placer eastern parts of afghanistan because he wanted to shout shout is disproportionate way up a little further north woods into too many stan and he's let me go but i shall is just around northern parts of iran pushing over towards the black sea fine and dry there across seas and saw the met this is the place to be twenty celsius in by road or just sunshine so another hot one the full round baghdad forty one celsius could be hostile still to that full kuwait city some more big downpours coming in here. really is hot across the right in peninsula but temperatures pick back a little forty three forty four celsius here in qatar over the next couple of days with a high of forty three further south is generally try but a litt

sleep you can sleep on the floor this is your own personal experience when your husband fled the armenia you were imprisoned for tumultuous for two months i was with my delta now my daughter now is eleven years old as that time she was like one in the house and so you both ended up with you and your husband and your two children and that up in sudan in a refugee. what made you decide to come here because there is no. so that is also the same situation i like at it because if you sit in the fija come that is a smuggler as maybe they kidnapped the deal maybe they can now but cicadas to get the money. when i so when i listen some see it happen for someone my ring my husband who told me let's try to leave to get a safe place and then he decided to send me to israel and i came. they said and so you you're here you've been here for nearly a decade and you've been trying you say to apply for asylum. what's happened how far is your asylum application go i cried for five days. till i play that silent. feagin status but i didn't get any chance to in time because that is a lot of people and has imm

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afghanistan right back through to iraq the bits of white here which were significant showers and georgia armenia in turkey where there are many of them left there aren't that many of the full cost of them they might run back through western turkey into cyprus and then the levantine coast next day or so but don't expect it so on shore breeze day twenty eight in beirut more of a breeze bring in the heat and the dust that's you kuwait the eastern side of saudi arabia to qatar and beyond but the temperature is hovering where it should be now low forty's not breeze is just going to persist dust you're seeing on the saudi side rather than the gulf states side is the but a cloud here that's nothing more than a bit of cloud thing but in salalah isn't on shore breeze and this is when you see the cloudy days and days if you're lucky months of drizzle and fog which is useful . not much like that for the science yes is an onshore breeze or cape town you might see more cloud the thing else is not much rain coming out of the sky daytime sunshine is generally the thing to expect to see and briefly we've got a

southern side of the black sea also some showers extending into parts of the caucasus so for georgia and armenia through monday we could well see one or two big storms now here in the arabian peninsula it's pretty fine temperatures there in the low to mid forty's for many still a fairly brisk mild blowing down through the gulf region so some places that have lifted dust bush doesn't automatically mean visibility and not too bad highs of forty one degrees celsius and rising to forty seven degree can see in parts of the emirates and unsure in the course of monday now across into southern portions of africa here we've got some fine weather conditions for everyone not particularly the stone ages fifteen or so high in cape town to his post struggling to my sort of eighteen degrees celsius but once you get into central parts of africa then there are some really big storm systems coming through in those east cities so sit down towards the gulf of guinea reaching some heavy showers across west africa but it could be some dry weather across encounter. a land on its indigenous people. plundered for its re

there you go the showers to become a little organized into northern parts of just around georgia or armenia and azerbaijan still want to show is over towards northern parts of us are trying to see a little bit of wet weather as is the case too to the eastern side of afghanistan but elsewhere it's hot sunshine forty forty one celsius for baghdad and the kuwait city hasa still here in casa could touch forty five degrees that hot sunshine the searing heat across a good part of the middle east and as we go on through the coming days a little cool down into west santa temps is here at around twenty eight cell. cold enough as some rain making its way across the west in a southern type right now a little more cloud started to push into the western cape at present friday sales out west the weather easing father race was weakening up around sixty degrees here over the next couple of days further north is fine i dry. on october the sixth one thousand nine hundred seventy three when muslims were observing ramadan and jews were celebrating young capone. egypt and syria known to surprise move against is

caspian sea you see how they are just drifting from west to way so see a little bit of wet weather into armenia georgia round into southern parts of the russia as well a few shows to just around afghanistan took many stand was because stand him betraying is the hot sunshine we're getting up to forty one celsius in kuwait city and also into baghdad northern iraq to see some showers here over the next few days a lot of the ones that that could lead to some localized flooding and nice fresh breeze there across eastern side of the med glorious conditions in beirut about twenty eight celsius similar values to into where jerusalem. further south well some real heat in place a go back keen schimmel wind it does stay dusty and windy just around that eastern side of the arabian peninsula here in qatar temperatures getting up to forty seven celsius on sunday little cooler less harshly we say forty five degrees for monday hopefully the winds easing back a touch but still looking very breezy meanwhile a little bit of useful rain hopefully making its way into cape town over the next day or so the southern c

seeing some showers affecting the caucuses and a really big downpours here in recent days georgia and armenia and further showers are likely on the southern side of the black sea coast otherwise fine across the eastern side of the mediterranean region with temperatures there twenty seven degrees in beirut now moving down into arabian peninsula temperatures still the mid forty's there for medina here on the eastern side the potential of got a fairly brisk at the moment forty two degrees and bit of dust too by the and is ahead on through into our weekend than that forty two seems to be the order of the day now as we head across into southern portions of africa it's looking fine and dry plenty of sunshine here and nothing really to reports maybe a little cloud at times around the eastern cape during the twenty three degrees but across central parts of africa some big storm systems going away through from the ethiopian highlands so sit down towards the gulf of guinea where lacy wanted to heavy showers affecting lagos in nigeria the weather. package for us what were you hearing what were you seein