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the remote kingdom of bhutan has become known for its pursuit of happiness. one i want to waste explores how this national goal is inspiring the younger generation on al-jazeera. what. they say is al-jazeera our minds are over our top stories this hour u.s. president omar trump is refusing to take part in a virtual debates with his democratic rival joe biden the debate commission change the former us after truck was treated for covert 19 times campaign says he'll do a rally instead. coronavirus cases are surging across much of europe daily infections are higher than they've ever been in austria slovakia and ukraine and in germany cases of base their highest level since april. and co armenian forces say 30 more soldiers have been killed in the battle over nagorno-karabakh fighting without surprise johnny forces book at 12 days ago turkey's president's house had been criticizing international efforts to solve the conflict and reiterated his support for a suppression. but the head of nato says its members will decide when to pull troops out so. afghanistan toget

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