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next election and so people believe people feel that they were cheated and steps very bad feeling the asli and that's caused this outrage ok and let me midnight should take me last for the you are coming to us from the streets here. group has been protesting and as we've heard those protests have been approved loans but at the heart of this politician breaks promises there's nothing really new in that so why is there the strength of feeling why are you so unhappy. well 1st of all it was the promise net not made only to the society and for the georgian society but to the international community also well on the un from the un tribune also our president said that it will be a proportional elections in 2020 and all 'd the diplomatic corps sent so on and so on the thing is i'll give you an example why why the election is election system the meek system we are currently having these totally unfair because with a lack of democratic tradition and a lack of decentralization and. it's. it doesn't work like you're entirely on elections doesn't work here because for example 46 percent approximately v

and the moment they feel that somebody might interfere in their workings they come out of for roche asli against the elected leaders so what we're now having is people who have held the highest office in the united states you've had cia director john brennan you have 4 star general barry mccaffrey they openly express their design for the president and they openly advocate. the bly. ignoring of the president's wishes by a permanent bureaucracy and this is indeed quite frightening because you know the only people who are accountable ultimately in a democracy are elected leaders and the national security up i wrote exactly ben let me go to you in the beautiful city of atlanta watching how the mainstream media and you know who i'm talking about covering all of this here they're legitimizing this they're legitimizing unelected officials determining policy. policy directions and policy outcomes so i have a simple question for you ben then why do we need a president and why do we need elected officials i mean the media carries water for these people and they're going to get their way no matter

your or your although from birth to death we should start monitoring and scanning the body to new asli for even footprints of bird to be shin's of networks that can lead to chronic diseases so i wanted to bring this in because you mentioned going back to pakistan and the fact that the percentages are so low here in the industrial just realize world here in the u.s. are communities asking what does that mean for the rest of the world so i want to share 2 experiences this from so hello who says great program you're doing i'm watching live from paracho i see many people prefer to die instead of treating it because of the costs we don't even have the doctors they just through trial and error so picking up on that i want to share a video comment if the last comment to this person carolyn taylor she is the founder of global focus on cancer and here's her take on that within. 60 percent of all cancers occur in the low and middle income countries it only 5 percent of the world's total cancer resources reach these areas cancer treatment and prevention services are lacking with some countries ha

trump has been preaching print day one when he said make america great again ok at the expense of the asli of the rest ok so we're in the final 5 minutes of this discussion jensen so if we could keep your responses quite brief let me come see you benedict forgers do you think that that is a valid complaint from the chinese why should foreign governments be passing laws and passing judgment on what happens in what is essentially china's internal territory. i don't think it's a valid complaint a thought 1st of all let me say that it's completely absurd to suggest that the protests themselves are in any way orchestrated or influenced by outside powers that the protestors are on call as and it was entirely their initiative i think there are 2 points i would say about the international community 1st of all the united kingdom in particular has not just a moral but also a legal responsibility to monitor and speak out for the defense of the freedoms that were promised to the people of hong kong. before the handover through as a signatory to the sign of british joint declaration which is still a le

2014 so this certainly indicates a resumption in the israeli policy of targeted assassinations for asli report and there you watching r.t. going to take a quick break now more news must go into this. one almost sure seems wrong why don't we just don't call. me. yet to shape our disdain become educated and in the game equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart wait she's to look for common ground. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by one person with those words. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. not with the u.k. general election just around the corner the leader of the opposition jeremy colbert has been branded a stalinist you type comes though not from a rival party but from an interfaith charity one that is receiving funds from the home office to combat extremism he serai as the story. the u.k. government is generous in granting money to various charities and organizations and that's undoubtedly good when those organizations are against islamophobia $97.00 says of building a more friendly society take for example faith matters a charity organization norge to help

says it's the country's growing older orthodox population that's at the heart of the problem is paul asli has got more. israel survival depends on its ability to deal with external threats right or wrong a new study by an israeli think tank suggests that israeli leaders have been barking up the wrong tree when it comes to questions of existential crises one of the biggest problems to face this country in the coming years will come from the countries ultra orthodox community certainly changes the character of the zionist jewish state as we know it. all shores the dogs on the whole are not scientists they don't serve in the army today 9 percent of israelis are ultra-orthodox in the next quarter of a century that figure will almost quadruple because of their high birth rate so that by 2065 some 35 percent of the population will be ultra religious the implications are huge but limited edition thank god the number of religious people is growing in this country and more jews want to be religious people are realizing that they need to take care of their souls not just their bodies so they're tur

all the asli the hamas is pushing islamic jihad to accept a cease fire so i think come out at this level well will will will remain. i mean away from its collation. pollution in gaza thank you very much for this is this meant. now to some other stories making news around the world germany has naturally avoided entering a recession that's according to latest data which has been released experts had expected growth to grind to a halt in the 3rd quarter the u.s. china china disputes has had dr jim ski manufacturing sector into a shop downturn. students from mainland china and leaving hong kong universities as volunteer tasks effect campuses many classes have already been cancelled protests as have been barricades public life has been disrupted as the press demands for more autonomy from beijing. new zealand lawmakers have voted in favor of legalizing euthanasia the final decision will not be put to the public in a referendum during next year's general election the bill allows for terminally ill patients to request a medically assisted death. renewed clashes have broken out of the bolivian c

talks are a major breakthrough because in the past ethiopia had bigger asli opposed calls by egypt and sudan for 3rd party mediation president trump has assigned his treasury secretary steve to host the talks and apparently curious decision to bypass state department which would traditionally handle such negotiations but the inclusion at the meeting of world bank president david marr pass a clear signal that the trump administration sees economic leverage not diplomatic talk as the key to agreement mike hanna al-jazeera washington. hundreds of inmates have been released from prison zz across the u.s. state of oklahoma it's the largest single day reduction of sentences in american history the inmates had convictions for drug and property offenses release is part of a new measure by the state's new republican governor to lower the number of prisoners and save the state nearly $12000000.00 as one of the highest prison populations in the u.s. one of the world's biggest tourist attractions is under threat the taj mahal was billed more than 400 years ago on a network of wooden blocks of expe

and testify present trump is welcome to take a seat right there maybe that laughter from the tory asli thinskinned president that his profit trying to up the ante dangling his potential testimony in front of the impeachment committees as congress prepares for another week of testimony new polling shows 70 percent of americans believe president trump did something wrong regarding ukraine but only half of americans believe he should be impeached kimberly healthy at al-jazeera the white house. now the pacific island nation of samoa has closed all its schools and banned public gatherings as it struggles to contain a maze it was epidemic so far 6 people have died hundreds are in hospital and doctors say only 2 thirds of local people are vaccinated victoria gaze and the reports schools in samoan capital apia normally full of students at this time of year but since the government declared a state of emergency on saturday public gatherings are banned instead parents are being told to urgently vaccinate their children to protect them from a measles epidemic that's sweeping the pacific island na

and testify present trump is welcome to take a seat right there maybe that laughter from the tory asli thinskinned president that his profit trying to up the ante dangling his potential testimony in front of the impeachment committees as congress prepares for another week of testimony new polling shows 70 percent of americans believe president did something wrong regarding ukraine but only half of americans believe. he should be impeached kimberly healthy at al-jazeera the white house. the u.n. reporters accused iran of breaching another limit of the 2050 nuclear deal the un's nuclear watchdog says it's accumulated more than $130.00 tons of heavy water is a further breach of the agreement after iran announced it was increasing its uranium enrichment capabilities earlier this month u.s. president donald trump you know actually withdrew america from the deal last year and reimposed economic sanctions on tehran. and to government protesters in southern iraq are blocked the roads leading to the country's main port the standoff in basra is preventing employees and tankers from entering iraq

still inviting these 2 communities to join him in basically working to rebuild this country so all the asli trying to address some of the sort of fractions between the communities in what has appeared a very sort of a polarized result in this election but go to arbil rajapaksa will have his work cut out for him in uniting all these communities and taking this country forward it's quite tall osc it's not an easy job with that faces him he has not just the job of uniting and carrying trunk of forward but also to deal with a host of economic challenges i mean the economy is in the doldrums also exacerbated by really bad performance and economic indicators after the easter bombings so go to a bit rajapaksa has proved in the past that he has a single mindedness the end of the war and now the whole of sri lanka is hoping he can bring the same efficiency with the economy and in moving this country forward. and again out of the problem and with the headlines on al-jazeera a tense standoff is continuing in hong kong between riot police and pro-democracy protesters as university demonstrators have ba

talks are a major breakthrough because in the past ethiopia had bigger asli opposed calls by egypt and sudan for 3rd party mediation president trump has assigned his treasury secretary steve newton to host the talks and apparently curious decision to bypass state department which would traditionally handle such negotiations but the inclusion at the meeting of world bank president david marr pass a clear signal that the trump administration sees economic leverage not diplomatic talk as the key to agreement mike hanna al-jazeera washington. government workers in zimbabwe are striking over low salaries they say their monthly income has been eroded by rising inflation al-jazeera is one of the tassel reports from harare. civil servants in zimbabwe are perhaps some of the no was paid workers in the country union leaders say people only about 1000. that if this is a local currency translate into the u.s. dollar that means they're taking home liston saving teach us dollars and they say they can survive and here are some of them who came out onto the street protesting saying something has to ch

economical with resources and materials but we shouldn't forget that this was an era of rampant poverty and asli are armed with cites. the house never had any funds and the students had to be very thoughtful with the materials they worked with the leaked. thinking small that's at the heart of a social experiment underway on the grounds of the bow house archive in berlin the tiny house university. the projects initiated is german architect. for 100 years ago about house reimagine the future i don't time when the system was changing from a monarchy to a democracy. back then no one knew exactly what democracy would look like what he thought the rights for all would look like what a home would look like if everyone had a right to their own kitchen filled with light and with about what would a society in which everyone had access to education actually look like. today people are once again rethinking architecture and education from the ground up. these are all their homes and this is where people can experiment fashion the question they'll be investigating is how can we revolutionize architecture and

talks are a major breakthrough because in the past ethiopia had bigger asli opposed calls by egypt and sudan for 3rd party mediation president trump has assigned his treasury secretary steve to host the talks and apparently curious decision to bypass state department which would traditionally handle such negotiations but the inclusion at the meeting of world bank president david malpass a clear signal that the trump administration sees economic leverage not diplomatic talk as the key to agreement mike hanna al-jazeera washington. i'm richelle carey let's take a look at the headlines right now on al-jazeera a significant figure in the trumpet pietschmann inquiry has changed his testimony on shinkansen basser to the cordons on one has admitted donald trump threatened to withhold military aid to try to force ukraine to and best to get his democratic rival joe biden. protesters in lebanon are gathering outside government buildings in a bid to force the entire ruling elite to step down i mean strangers want to new government that's not divided along religious sects they're also angry a rela

israel as a compelling time in the relationship between jerusalem and washington while similar taney asli said tilling court appearances. absolutely we are in the position that benjamin netanyahu. is actually it's important to remind if us that the tourney general decided. was the cabinet secretary and one of his confidence it's not the leftists it's not you know the usual suspects from these really left all the. chief of police that netanyahu 'd already smeared as a you know a member of the deep state this is the one of the closest people jonathan and netanyahu has now to florida so it is to declare war he has the fullest already dismantled all to relationship whereas the palestinians and a combination of thought and indicted right minister and american president his closest friend who is there now facing impeachment i think this combination is something that. nobody could do write a script for a movie that a horror movie that. is as good as this one. that in sydney australia many thanks mike. a former white house policy expert who said a fictional narrative was used to link ukraine to i

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talks are a major breakthrough because in the past ethiopia had bigger asli opposed calls by egypt and sudan for 3rd party mediation president trump has assigned his treasury secretary steve to host the talks and apparently curious decision to bypass state department which would traditionally handle such negotiations but the inclusion at the meeting of world bank president david. ok let's talk now to abdullah abdullah salaam formally director general of unesco's water resources division he joins us from khartoum is to ask when what you think will come out of these talks that we're discussing in the united states. the loss the loss of. life. really for giving them the support the unity. i try to investigate. what behind there mediation of the u.s. in this very complicated issue already. grant as you can reciprocate is as dumb. as you know i mean this negotiation was being started long time ago and each time the day they didn't reach any any any conclusion because from the 1st. principle i mean that there is no. agreement i mean there is no more solid ground from where i mean these talks

first of all, it dawned on him that he could find that his testimony previously could be construed aslying to congress under oath, which is a crime. and so he hastened to correct it after he saw the other transcripts contradicting him. but more importantly i think for the president's defense, and his ac olights, supportners congress. that his defense in case anyone hasn't noticed is now on the there were. it's crumbled because ambassador sondland explicitly admitted that his corrective testimony today that a quid pro quo most certainly did occur. and that he -- ambassador sondland was propounding it. >> he didn't directly connect the quid pro quo to president trump, though. does that provide the president with some cover here. >> i don't think so. we have -- we have the president's own words in the transcript of the phone conversation of july 25th with the new president of ukraine. and we have lots of other testimony corroborating that it was the will of the president. and it was directly coming from him that niece so-called investigations, meaning get dirt and joe biden -- had to be insis

and testify present trump is welcome to take a seat right there maybe that laughter from the tory asli thinskinned president that his profit trying to up the ante dangling his potential testimony in front of the impeachment committee. as congress prepares for another week of testimony new polling shows 70 percent of americans believe president trump did something wrong regarding ukraine but only half of americans believe he should be impeached kimberly healthy at al-jazeera the white house now let's take a look at some of the other developments in the trump investigations the u.s. supreme court has sent prarie halted a ruling that requires the president to release his tax returns the delay gives the top court time to figure out how to handle the high stakes dispute the house meanwhile has launched an investigation into whether trump lives in the miller investigation his written answers have drawn scrutiny after appearing to contradict testimony of former campaign official roger stone stone was found guilty of 7000 these last week the house impeachment inquiry is also set to start its 2

and testify president trump is welcome to take a seat right there maybe that laughter from the tory asli thin skinned president that is profit trying to up the ante dangling his potential testimony in front of the impeachment committees as congress prepares for another week of testimony new polling shows 70 percent of americans believe president trump did something wrong regarding ukraine but only half of americans believe he should be impeached kimberly healthy at al-jazeera the white house. now south korean leaders are painting for u.s. help to recover 2 ships seen by what they fight as in yemen the hope they said they also captured a 3rd saudi on. near the vet's import of her day there the saudi government is calling this a terrorist operation the official told hour to say either the vessels including a tug towing a drilling rig will be released when south korea confirms they ownership mohamed atta has more from the yemeni capital sana'a according to this press release released that they have captured the 3 vessels one belongs to saudi arabia while the they have been giving more detai

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