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asia, there is a lot of optimism. then there's a lot to be optimistic about. and they're doing they're doing the right and smart thing with their counterparties in the us and europe to attract that capital in singapore, for example, has done an incredible job of deregulation and making their market incredibly competitive and attractive. so those forces have shown that that the capital will flow in and will help you grow your economies. as a result. i think china still remains really a difficult picture to buy into. those that have tried to, you know, time, the bottom and time, you know, how much support the chinese economy will get from the government. these are all guesswork at the best of times. so i think china remains still that one piece of, you know, loud noise in the picture when you think about asia at large, that it's really hard to understand when and where the picture starts to turn, especially with the geopolitical uncertainty now. but southeast asia definitely remains much more interesting. >> well, let's

and also central asia as well. so that diversification has provided a degree of installation and don't give china a position of strength as it looks to potentially negotiate with the us this week. all these additional time. as of course, these tasks will have an impact on chinese businesses. although we often hear the perspective that it's us businesses, it's us consumers that pay the run to these terrorists. they do, of course, have an impact on the chinese businesses as well. but some of that impact may be mitigated by the fact that exports are a key area of strength for the chinese economy because of the diversification that we have seen, both in recent years. okay, thank you so much. just jessica washington for us that and patient the best china tariffs come off to mexico and canada cut allows me to deals to delay the imposition of 25 percent tariffs written by donald trump. the great is in thousands of police to the importers with the us to find drug trafficking and undocumented migration official reports from

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they were in other parts of asia before that.as aimed a great deal higher and they genuinely believe they can build something bigger than just the scams, a genuine resort. it seems crazy to think you can do that and they have put so much investment in that they are struggling. it seems crazy to think you can do that in a remote, all torn part of myanmar. access has become very difficult, the border is sealed, myanmar is a war zone, you can't get there. i think the negative publicity about the scams has really hurt them and they are trying to persuade us there is something different. i think they are different, but the reality is we found one we were there as there is no other viable business you can run in an area like that apart from these scams. the company claims to have ended the scams — what did you make of those claims? you have seen it on the ground. they are not credible. i think what the company has done is an alliance with this local armed group which protects them and has given them the land, they tried to push the mos

among other factors helping to feel that line in asia stocks today, the earnings story. we are halfway through reporting on nikkei225 firms, and they have mostly been beats rather than misses. consumer discretionary, financial names. today we have the likes of renesas, massive surge after earnings to be, so this helping to lift the gauge in japan, and is coming on a day where the japanese yen is climbing, but that is an uncomfortable backdrop for entities. the step down for the u.s. dollar, but also be got fresh commentary from a hawkish boj board member today fueling yen goals. -- bulls. lizzy: we thank you with the update on asian markets. we also have breaking earnings from ing, a focused on net interest income and that comes in it 3.6 8 billion euros, so a slight beat on net interest income. fourth-quarter pretax profit of 4.7 7 billion euros. they say there has been sending commercial growth and loan loss provision also coming in at 299 million euros. i am pleased to say we can discuss all of these results with the ing cfo who joins me at again on "daybreak: europe.

, central asia, africa as well. and, and china hopes that this should provide somewhat of a cushioning effect to provide some installation against what are the shocks might be coming from the us. we'll have to wait and see how badging responds to these measures. and what exactly they mean when they say counter measures? jessica washington, how does 0 region the, the more palestinians are leaving garza through the rest of border crossing with egypt for medical treatment abroad. the world health organization has taken out 39 patients along with 55 caregiver. this is the 3rd group to leave onto the ceasefire agreement, as well as supposed to allow 50 patients in need of urgent care out of the strip each day that target isn't being met. 3rd assume has more from reference southern goza. the w. o, manage to evacuate more than a 110 patients over the course of the past 72 hours from because of strep to receive medical treatment approved. but there has been some sort of limitation in terms of the numbers of expect to patien

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the bbc�*s arunoday mukharji has more on what this means for asia's third—largest economy.e class is expected to have a little more money in their pockets thanks to the tax breaks announced by the government. that is an increase of the earlier threshold ofaround $8,000. more careful about how much they spend and these tax breaks should help. a government spends on infrastructure projects like roads, highways and ports, that seems to be on track it has been a major driver of india's economic growth over in boosting employment. in a country like india, whatever you may do, it may seem as inadequate given the size of the population internship programmes that were announced last year, they are taking shape as we speak right now, expenditure has been allocated, but let's see the performance. looking to boost output, low—productivity areas will be to over $5500. but experts also say given the global headwinds the author of the elon musk biography says he will go too the author of the elon musk bit in iphy says he will go too the author of the elon musk bit in terms |ys he will go

and let me give you one more example, particularly since central asia, i think in central asia, interestingly, the older generation, the generation that grew up and maybe had formative years in the soviet union, there was also much more receptiveness to sputnik vaccines and overall vaccination campaign. not sure if it had anything to do with the bilateral bilateral aid relations, but yes, so there was much more receptiveness and i think it due to that historical legacy of the soviet vaccination campaign. and so there was more of a support for sputnik or more trust in sputnik as a more traditional type of vaccine among that older generation that could have affected the government decision making if those individuals were part of their health agencies. wonderful. well, with that, time for us to conclude soumya i wanted to thank you for coming here today and presenting the book. thank you for everybody for joining us. i really invite you to look at that book. it's giving you a great kind of a background on this. the current transformation and of our foreign assistance, the ideology and strategy

let's look to east asia where winter continues to show is had a close moving parts of the region. what more heavy snow showers to come? pots of japan rushes far east as well, with temperatures below the average in is going to get cold up behind that, particularly across the korean peninsula, we have a look at so minus 7 degrees celsius. we're all going to see a little bit of improvement by thursday, but for wintery weather is expected to arrive. that will much of china, or it has been a launch the quiet picture, the some sunshine still coming in to shanghai on wednesday, but more cloudy conditions developing out west and most central areas with which, as wintery weather starting to work its way further east and things are looking cooler across the most of south south asia. thanks it to some snow when the himalayas went to weather in the form of thunderstorms, affecting mold in areas of india, we will see some of that rain come in to new daily on choose date does clear away by wednesday with the temperature rebounding to $23.00 degrees celsius is looking little foggy out east. we h

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buildings in china, it is myanmar�*s current state, one of the most poorest and isolated parts of asiaent group has been waging war against the state for more than 70 years. so, why has a chinese company built all of this? laundering. the boss is currently languishing in a thai prison wanted by the chinese government for being a gambling kingpin. is the most extraordinary place. and yet the scale of the building, ambition of this project is breathtaking. is. trafficking but looking around, you cannot figure out where the money is coming from to fund it. laundering. the boss is currently languishing in a thai prison wanted by the chinese government for being a gambling kingpin. we have been driving around for a while now and this really is the most extraordinary place. technically, we are in the middle of a war zone and yet the scale of the building, ambition of this project is breathtaking. what is less clear is what the business model is. they see they ended the scams and human trafficking but looking around, you cannot figure out where the money is coming from to fund it. they have p

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this is what we see in asia for now. tom: a busy session in asia with mainland china coming back after that lunar new year holiday and the focus in japan around autos and the yen. we have novo nordisk later today and vest us. credit agricole the french lender with the beat in the fourth quarter. net income at 1.6 9 billion euros, above the estimates of 1.41 billion, the asset management part of this business performing well. potentially a fly in the ointment for this lender is alone lost provision number coming in at 594 million euros, that is above the estimates. that looks like a challenge for credit agricole but the top line is a pretty decent beat in the fourth quarter in terms of net income, also upbeat on revenue, seven euros versus estimates of 6.5 6 billion, full year dividend per share of one euro .10 above estimates had been just over one euro. we will speak exclusively with the ceo credit agricole, the deputy ceo jerome grivet, at 7:30 a.m. u.k. time. tune in for that conversation. the first shots of the u.s.

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, central asia, africa as well. and, and china hopes that this should provide some more of the cushioning effect or, or provide some installation against what are the shocks might be coming from the us. we'll have to wait and see how badging responds to these measures. and what exactly they mean when they say counter measures? jessica washington, which is 0 region the, the morales, the news are leaving guys out to the rasa border crossing with these ships to get medical treatment abroad. this is the 3rd group to leave under the sci fi agreement is rarely suppose to allow 50 patients in need of urgent care out of the street every day. but that target isn't being met. let's get the latest on pack up was when we joins us on our live on the news on from rafa in 7 guys i what's the latest saturday on the evacuation that was supposed to happen today and why the restrictions on the numbers were can leave guy every day it will slowly today easy w h o managed to evacuate 39. busy when did patients along with 55 caregivers, w

, in places like your central asia and africa as well. and those bolstered trade opportunities should provide some insulation against these, displaces around the terrace, but also potentially so the rounds of tears coming from the us as we wait to see how the aging responds to donald trump. so they just moved. jessica, thank you very much. jessica washington lives there in the g. the more medical evacuation due to leave guys that to the roof of border crossing with egypt. israel has agreed to allow 50 patients in need of urgent medical care out of the street daily, under the ceasefire agreement with him off at least 83 people have entered egypt in 2 days. these are the military sees control of the roof of crossing and may cutting off the vital route for humanitarian aids. and a few minutes we'll get an update on the situation in northern guys are with hand out who to read, but for us best get the latest on those medical evacuations from ty cobb was losing rafa, southern gaza. tarika. what's the latest on the vacuum ease? who are supposed

here in asia it's bag. stocks in china aggrixed bag. the hatng seng. nikkeit the hatng seng. nikkei tis as the hang seng. the nikkei is 0.5% korean and down 0.5% and korean and australian markets are trading lower. and that it for this edition and that is it for this edition of business today. i'll be back at top of the �*for at the top of the hour for news day. in the sports is your wags—f tttt t yourwayt t your way tnext. t it's lucy with the tonight, insiders catch—up. tonight, insiders speak about sean coombes. grenfell tower to be but the demolished. but first, the bank of england has cut interest to 4. 5%. what does that rates to 4. 5%. what does that mean? you could pay less to money, but it means you earn on your savings. can earn less on your savings. the bank hopes it will get tt tt tstpetnding "7 " 'spefiéng hoé'ef' ' ' " spending more. sean ng�*eli seinfifié 335§§§§h ’ 7 has ng�*eli seinfifié 7h3fi75§gffi 7 7 has been news a coambes has been in the news a he coembes has been in the news a he injailwaiting to lot. he is injail waiti

so phobia across the southeast asia, for instance, both china. of course, it's a chapter in itself because china, even though seizing being never approved, let's say a 100 percent d. s. m o. uh, there are efforts by chinese media, which as we know is heavily control to explain the russian position to the chinese public. and this is well understood all across china as well. so we see only what, what i call natal stand this space, which is my are a little so folder. yeah. yeah. i and believing in their own propaganda and believing in your own propagate, okay. and we have one minute left here and you're the diplomats on the program. will diplomacy a b t to this new administration. and i'm not thinking of only about ukraine, but i'm thinking about a west asia or the middle east is diploma. so going to be a tool that's going to be deployed because the last administration didn't do it. go ahead. but it must be this been a complete deposit of the diplomatic space. i move in a decade sauce and we don't send the credit cards. it's not a 2014 tool, it's ki

countries as well, central asia as well. and those strengthens trade ties should provide somewhat as a buffer and some installation against the shots coming out of the us. okay, thank you so much for all of it. just jessica washington for us and beijing as well . so the heads here on l just area. i'm going to send you an implant amount. we're after meeting with you a secretary of state of mind for move your the government will be allowing the united states to deport hundreds or thousands of on documented migraines. the aspect has been some stormy weather in the central med sicily seeing flooding of the process of initially at risk from thunderstorms which are slowly declining in there for all city. that's exception, not the rule. most of europe is settled under these high pressure, so you might see the sunshine that it would be cold. you might get it with a cloud and a bit of snow which is running down to the eastern countries down towards the black sea. i'm not to is going to coordinate that because we're changing in greece

a broad, some of the west affected areas of africa and asia, africa, and asia are all the way the agency has helped find polio, smallpox, and h i. v aids allow me. the address is live from a hospital and now jewish capital, a boucher, a country where us id place a vital role in providing a try be trying treatment and fighting diseases. but 1st, let's head to the type b on mobile to speak to tony chang live in the may law refugee camp, where refugees from myanmar facing cops in food and medical aid. tony. so we are pretty much looking at a situation where there's a huge amount of confusion or an awful lot of quick fun efforts to try and plug the gap that's being left by this decision. how are things unfolding as well? i think just the an awful lot of uncertainty of behind me is mela, refugee camp. this is one of 7 along the timing on my boat that is almost exclusively funded by the us state department. and the people who run these camps just don't know what to do of essential services of basically being cats of they've still got was a here, but one of the other camps about 2 hours away wo

, central asia, africa as well. and, and china hopes that this should provide somewhat of a cushioning effect or, or provide some installation against whatever shocks might be coming from the us. we'll have to wait and see how badging responds to these measures. and what exactly they mean when they say counter measures? jessica washington to 0 agent will still head here on out of the thousands of seats . these are tons that, hey, was in just a real estate to find that they've been looted by power military and rapid support for the this is, took a, took a is the 1st country to develop a national, sustainable tourism program in collaboration with the global, sustainable tourism cubs village life here retains its job. every meal is like a feast from the farm to the table. hundreds of excavations and restoration works. this country is a place to slow down and enjoy the simple things coming to discover the natural, historical and cultural beauties. the book about you, what you all just bear with me. so robin in the hall,

, central asia, africa as well. and in china hopes that this should provide somewhat of a cushioning effect to provide some installation against. one of the shocks might be coming from the us. we'll have to wait and see how badging responds to these measures. and what exactly they need when they say counter measures. jessica washington to 0 agent away from trade. another source of 10 in between the european union and us is greenland. donald trump says he's serious about acquiring the territory even threatening military action. the white house is 55000 people who live in greenland, dissatisfied with danish rule. but reason polls show greenland as opposed to us on a ship. i think we have been very clear from the kingdom of denmark, with the great support from the european pop, most of the european union that everybody has to respect this serenity off for the national states intervals. and the green i'm is today a part of the kingdom of denmark. it's part of our territory and it's not for sale . the chairman, as a lead

a lot of chinese companies are investing in cambodia and southeast asia.s factory is hiring hundreds of workers as profits soar. successes like this one increase the chinese footprint across south east asia. chinese firms have been coming here for over a decade but that is now accelerating. about 90% of all garment factories in this country are now chinese run or chinese owned. the terrorists have not stopped chinese business. they simply go elsewhere to do business. crates now shipped from cambodia as china navigates its way to the straight war. it may be losing some money in this battle, but it is gaining power and influence. anchor: donald trump will meet benjamin netanyahu in washington on tuesday. the leaders will hold a work meeting before an informal dinner. this comes as the release of hostages continues. hamas has since israel the names of two other men it will release. they are expected to be released in what could be the fourth prisoner swap of the cease fire. all of this comes as former hostages are talking about their experiences in captivity.

let me give one more example take such a broad central asia. in central asia interestingly the older generation code generation that grew up a get formative years in the soviet union is also much more receptive this to particular vaccines and overall vaccination campaign. not sure if anything to do with the bilateral aid relations but yes, so there was much more effectiveness and due to the historical legacy of the campaign, and so there was more of a support for trust since but pick -- trust for sputnik for development decision-making which is part of their assistance. >> what will. with that it's high time fo conclude so i want to thank you for coming today representing the book. thank you, everybody for joining us. i invite you to look at that book. it's giving you a great kind of background on the current formation of our for assistance ideology and strategy that we're following here in the u.s., and we hope to see soon for another event at george washington university. thank you so much, and mariya, thank you. >> thank you. [applause] .. e

for many centuries pumping out results from africa, asia, and latin america no longer capable of living at the expense of others, we should seek a balance of interests. if things continue this way with the majority of the world continuing feeling in order to install only a matter of time before countries give up on the united nations and start talking about building something else. it already happened decades ago in history does have a habit of repeating itself. you go up, it's going off r t now. so we've had time to come in the know for you. we will have more news when you read to you at the top of the next. so hope to see you then the, the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to cross software. all things are considered, i'm theater level, better late than never trump secretary of state, marco rubio admits america's unipolar moment, has passed. viewers over this program understood this long ago. how well this admission make comes foreign policy different will diplomacy make a comeback? the prospecting from foreign policy. i'm joined by my guess, daniel as our in new york. he's a jour

our southeast asia correspondentjonathan our southeast asia correspondent jonathan head our southeasttjonathan head at the airport in bangkok where those five nationals have those five thai nationals have just returned after almost 16 months in captivity. jonathan, good to talk to you. israel and hamas followed through with their fifth hostage exchange on saturday since the ceasefire agreement went into effect three weeks ago. israel's prime minister expressed shock at the condition of the three hostages that were released by hamas. they were freed in exchange for the release by israel of 183 palestinian prisoners, seven of whom had to be taken to hospital, according to the palestinian red crescent. israel says it is sending a delegation to doha for the next phase of ceasefire talks. our correspondent wyre davies reports. for the families of the three hostages, held for a90 days in gaza, this date was the one they'd been waiting for. carrying ellie sharabi, ohad ben ami and or levy arrived at the handover point, watching from their tel aviv home, eli sharabi's family couldn't contain

i'm an interest in boucher in southeast asia and 7 refugee camps on the tub and beyond. my board and mostly funded by the us are running out of food. an essential supplies suspension of funding has left many people who have been clear for we supplement with little hope of ever making it to the us. tony chang reports from mila on the time the on my board with honorable refugees of feeling the immediate impact of president trump, sorta this was to be the stones of a journey to the united states and freed the pump, the way to citizenship, for tens of thousands of state this refugees from me em. but 3 weeks ago, the center was suddenly closed. i went to study harry was born in thailand after his parents plugged me in my most last year he passed the final test resettlement to the us. he told me he was looking forward to moving to nebraska, working in a meat packing pond, learning to drive. and most of all, he was looking forward to having a home. now that dream is gone and all that i had the same hope says everyone else . everyone in the account, folks say, i heard the progra

there is a very quiet picture when it comes to the weather across the south asia. there's lots of stuff with weather, with sunshine to be fun for practiced on india or bangladesh. and sri lanka was still seeing a sprinkler showers here and there, but not as well as it was earlier in the week. the west just of the weather can be found towards the north east of india, but even that pizza. so as we go into fact today, we've got a little wesley disturbance and moving across afghanistan that could bring some splits and spots of rain to pockets done over the weekend. and it was you moved to east asia. results are very quiet stories from much of china, but bitterly cold across the know those conditions affecting the korean peninsula and japan. it's not as cold too, but that's what we're seeing most of the snow. it will continue to fall over the weekend, stretching old way from chicago through into, onto an even keel issue. so logic quiet, of course, and most of china, beijing seems like recovery to minus one degrees, but still exceptionally cold. and those cold conditions

i think north america, in general has been losing competitiveness to asia and to other economies. and i think that's been one of the last 10 years. and 15 years has been the sense that we need to strong in north america, canada, us, and mexico to compete with asia. so it's true that in certain ways, the us is less competitive today against china, for example, than they were in the past. it's certainly not true that mexico and canada or some sort of threat to that competitiveness. you could make an argument that the u. s. as wanted to attract more investment into the us by creating a kind of chaos in canada and mexico. so their investors are wary, but even then it becomes complicated. i'll give you an example, canada canadian investors invest far more money in the us economy every year. then american investors invest in canada. so the us has a very strong economy and they have lots of great potential. and i think in a way there's a kind of performance around these tariff wars that don't always add up to strict g opus geostrategic goals. it's about projecting american power. trump w

in the 1st place, across 4 is the southeast asia. same thing, there's a lot of russia has a good political capital across amazon as well. and because of the efforts of russian diplomats dispatched to 3 years, especially as the most of us young understands that the worship position and no wonder that as the on is coming to bricks. now we have for has the power houses as breaks. members include, i mean donasia, which is a full bricks member, there is no room so full be across the southeast asia, for instance, the ball, china, of course, it's a chapter in itself because china, even though seizing being never approved, let's say a 100 percent d. s. m o. uh there are efforts by chinese media, which as we know is heavily controlled to explain the russian position to the chinese public. and this is well understood all across china as well. so we see only what, what i call natal stand. this space, which is meyer in russo folder. yeah. yeah. uh and believing in their own propaganda and believing in your own, propagate. okay. and we have one m

and the permanent category is a particular imperative. asia, africa, and latin america. the global soft cannot continue to be short changed. achieving and maintaining peace and security requires. the collective will of the community of nations, god. but here it requires that the u. n. a security concept should be more representative body and inclusive, almost 80 years later, many things have changed and we need a larger and more representative council with voices from latin america and africa to really contribute to peace and security. the reform of the security council should uphold fairness and justice increase the representation and voice of developing countries allowing more small and medium sized countries to have more opportunities to participate in the decision making of the council. in particular, it should redress historical injustices against africa. within 1940 is we're all about creating a new world order, learning from past mistakes and building a better, brighter future. but the passing decades revealed how fragile such partnerships are and the need for a l

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a typical voyage from asia to the u.s. east coast to be made in 130 days using the canal while the day can take up to 40 days if they must take alternate routes. the big picture is this. one of the busiest trade lanes is the transpacific. the transpacific is cargo going to asia via the united states. focusing in, cargo from asia and bound for u.s. east coast ports always transits the panama canal. cargo being exported from u.s. and east coast ports, a large share of which are u.s. agricultural exports like soybeans, corn, cotton, livestock and dairy almost always transit the panama canal. 75% of canal traffic originates in or is bound for the united states. examples include the port of houston ships exports, 14 billion in container trade to asia. new orleans exports 27 billion in trade to asia, not all of which is on container vessels. the port of new york and new jersey exported 16.5 billion in the port of savannah exported 13 billion to asia. our member lines are the largest users of the panama canal and we carry the bul

one of sports most iconic venues, the melbourne cricket asia—pacific region next year.uite something. president trump has doubled down on his plan appearing to row back. mr trump insisted that no us troops would be needed earlier i spoke to jedda—based journalist khaled batarfi. remains strong, despite saudi condemnation of trump's proposals for gaza. it's country owned by its people. and there are rules and regulations of how things are done. this is owned by the palestinians. in fact, the whole palestine is owned by the palestinians, and if mr that would be a great idea. to further the abraham accords and normalise relations what do you think this week has done to that? 0ne lane has always been going well, which is the bilateral relationships. since the, mr after its announcement in 1948. palestinian issue. during the next four years. there is always detours. the united states decide to split from israel difficult territory? if anyone was going to rebuild and if the saudis to do that whilst people are still living there? and i believe i heard mr trump saying that to t

we have asia. we have infrastructure and we have amp.t we have said to the market is that, you know, we will of course look at inorganic opportunities across call it our collective footprint. in terms of business operations. and. >> you know, they being a big, large. >> global company, you know these inorganic opportunities come come across our desks many times. and we will of course be open to exploring it. but the main focus is, of course to deliver on the strategy. the final year of the strategy period that ends at the end of this year. and then this year, we will be laying the new strategy for the next strategy period, which is 26 to 28, which we look forward to talking more about around capital markets day in q4. >> all right, torbjorn, well, if not before then, look forward to speaking to you around that capital markets day. torbjorn, the cfo of telenor. coming up on the show, the bank of england is lining up its third rate cut since the pandemic. but that decision may not be the main event. we'll have more on that event. we'll hav

and the production in asia and the subcontinent and to the of some people say at saving of some peoplemates 45 million people. while were feeling people. while we were foolino .. , f. f. people, reducing more people, reducing hunger and accelerating economic mao was stopping his growth, mao was stopping his people with his madness. own people with his madness. did we help when the cold war? i think we did. did we know we doing at the me are doing it at the time? we did not. no—one knew there was did not. no-one'knewlhere was famine, not until years a famine, not until years later. the thing we lgter. the second thing we did accelerated as the is accelerated as the of south korea, development of south korea, taiwan, indonesia, taiwan, thailand, indonesia, bangladesh. some of countries are not those countries are not national powers. usaid advanced national powers. usaid advanced national powers. usaid a huge amount of money those two countries. it was in those two countries. it was a great success. i think we should be proud of it. we re were donald trump 7 of usaid, what be 7 be to be

and within a month liberated all asia minor from them, the impressive success of the circus army force the west to make concessions. in 1923, the loss on these treaty was signed turkey. one of the 1st countries in asia manage to defeat the colonial empires and defend its independence. becoming an example for millions of the press on the planet the stuff as they saw it. so i'm a ship for the such as your dog with the machine called the should be our daughter should do this vehicle. is it the economic model? have us the existing describe the next come and see if this doesn't figured out. say ok. even though it was a new month's so i was unable to deal with the company in some village, developing bio, chemical weapons inside of the guns. got too much noise and she's looking for the white glove. so that the customer, i think what he's because of the 2nd 1941, the radical right wing was stone, shall be nice. ation seized power and foam. the independent state of croatia full on the 10th, which kind of a problem with a still a system of these 3. i mean, one of the main targets was children. h

and i think that's been a constraint to michael hoover, man, director of the south asia institute at the wilson center. mr. cooper, when we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. thank you. the greek authorities have declared a state of emergency after the most powerful earthquake so far as check the island of santorini. an unprecedented wave of trimmers his force nearly all residents and taurus to leave thousands continue to feed the greek island of central reeney by sea and air flights and fairies have been fully booked. forcing airlines and ferry companies to add extra services to accommodate travelers. that's a little while ago there was a 5 point one, make me do trauma. my little one is in shock and things that are pretty dangerous. the thing that i felt that are at 1st i couldn't believe it because they've never experienced anything like this before. with this very much, the greek island of center really sits on top of a volcano. the last major options or cod in 1950. but x would say that recent travels are not related to volcanic activity, rather by tectoni

and our main in as you be john center, asia, africa was that email local reveals was concealed behind the high walls of the bios center. holy shit, the la maya, bushes get the bus. the philippines from the youngest is getting much for the, the update. it was easy reading the result. you know, the sooner the better one of the more true, you know, 100 to the, the, they did, they were just going charging way. i showed some level of the show role dealership . i agreed to a family to courtroom the center really busy schedules. the us journalist, special christmas swami, as low as an investigation into pen to go into the bar trays around the world. she obtained sensational us government documents proving the existence of a network of bio labs in ukraine, similar to georgia's lucas center. the united states state department had a press release. that is no longer there, but we did archived this. it said that there were peaceful, biological laboratories in ukraine. to me, it's kind of strange that they put the words peaceful as if they were trying to deny something. normally you do not expect

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