he was executed by benazir, thrown into prison, then she led the pakistan people's party. she won elections twice. she carried out social reforms and opposed military regimes and islamic radicals. then she emigrated and returned to her homeland again, and according to the work of the hands of terrorists, her daughter, bakhtovar, phutto, today runs a large university in pakistan on january 25, 2011, the egyptian revolution in many cities of the country there were street demonstrations against the rule of president hosni mubarak, who was in power for 30 years under him, the economy grew, but social inequality increased. corruption of production services. violation of civil rights. on the first day of the revolution, 15,000 people took to tahrir square in cairo. then the excitement swept the whole country, the demonstrators. cars were burned, smashed, police stations seized institutions. these events became part of the arab spring mass protests in almost all countries of the arab east, their goal was democratization and modernization, but in reality they are a great settlemen

she was also only the second female leader to give birth while in office — pakistani politician benazirwas the first. and two years ago she declared a climate change emergency in new zealand and pledged the government would be carbon neutral by 2025. 0ur correspondent shaimaa khalil watched the news conference from sydney. she gave us this analysis. what a moment, not just for new zealand, notjust forjacinda ardern, but, really, for international politics. this was notjust a leader of this country. jacinda ardern has really made her mark as an international icon, a global icon, leading with kindness, leading with progressive politics, with compassion. remember that at the height of covid—i9, she described new zealand as "the team of 5 million" and you could see how emotional that is for her, that decision. she choked back tears as she announced that she will no longer be the prime minister, the leader of new zealand, from february 7. she said, essentially, that the pressures of this job have basically worn her down. there's not enough energy for her to seek re—election and that there wa

daughter in power becoming the second woman in modern history to do that after pakistan's mate leader, benazirthe last five and half years with the most fulfilling of her life, they also had their challenges. her premiership has been tested time and time again, especially by the christchurch terror attacks. the worst in new zealand's modern history, 50 people were killed and dozens wounded when a gunman shot worshippers during friday prayers during march 16 and 2019. she agreed with the families and her decisiveness and input united the nation at the most tragic of times. she also steered the country to the covid—19 pandemic, thanks to an early and strict lockdown, new zealand has had one of the lowest birth rates globally. she will be remembered as a really great historic and great promise to, we had relatively few deaths, we had that lockdown and she had an incredibly good communicative style. incredibly good communicative s le. ,, ., incredibly good communicative s le, ,, ., ., ., , style. she won a landslide second term _ style. she won a landslide second term in _ style. she won a landsli

while in power, becoming the second woman in modern history to do so after pakistan's late leader benazirtested time and time again, especially by the christchurch terror attacks. the worst in new zealand's modern history. 51 people were killed and dozens of others were wounded when a gunman shot worshippers during friday prayers on march 15th in 2019. jacinda ardern grieved with the families. her decisiveness and empathy united the nation at the most tragic of times. she also steered the country through the covid—19 pandemic. thanks to an early and strict lockdown, new zealand has had one of the lowest death rates globally. ms ardern won a landslide second term in 2020 but her popularity has slid as the public�*s trust in government steadily declined with a deteriorating economic situation. her centre—left labour party will elect a new leader and new prime minister on sunday. the country's general election will be held on october 14th, but the prime minister's last day in office is february 7th. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, sydney. she will be remembered as a leader who led a country throug

while in power, becoming the second woman in modern history to do so after pakistan's late leader benazir the prime minister said that while the last five and a half years were the most fulfilling of her life, they also had their challenges. her premiership has been tested time and time again, especially by the christchurch terror attacks. the worst in new zealand's modern history. 51 people were killed and dozens of others were wounded when a gunman shot worshippers during friday prayers on march 15th in 2019. jacinda ardern grieved with the families. her decisiveness and empathy united the nation at the most tragic of times. she also steered the country through the covid—19 pandemic. thanks to an early and strict lockdown, new zealand has had one of the lowest death rates globally. ms ardern won a landslide second term in 2020 but her popularity has slid as the public�*s trust in government steadily declined with a deteriorating economic situation. her centre—left labour party will elect a new leader and new prime minister on sunday. the country's general election will be held on 0ctobe

she was also only the second female leader to give birth while in office — pakistani politician benaziraland, she's got a major economic and social policy legacy. it's a sad day for me to see her go. now let's look at her main political achievements over the last five—and—a—half years. as helen clark mentioned, she steered new zealand through the covid pandemic and ensuing recession. she was also praised for her leadership after the 2019 christchurch mosque shootings, and the white island volcanic eruption which killed 22 people. in her resignation speech, she said she was proud of her government's work on climate change, social housing and reducing child poverty. here's political researcher lara greaves. her covid response was known as being world—leading. we had relatively few deaths, we had that lockdown — and she had an incredibly good communicative style and brought a lot of new zealanders along with her throughout that. she also responded to other crises, like the white island eruption and the christchurch terrorist attack, as well. so she'll really be thought of as a crisis prime