on shan mountains into central asia because car was always special and it still is . the region is part of china but the majority of people are weaker a muslim minority that is deeply mistrusted by beijing. in front of one of the gates to the old city some people are performing a traditional weaker dance it's popular with visitors from the rest of china. after the performance we approach one of the dancers and ask what he thinks of the city carter countries and all the ha ha ha ha ha. he tells us that life is good here but then we were interrupted a man comes over and stands. in front of our camera to prevent us from talking. the elderly man is intimidated by him and leaves. the cosmopolitan cashcard of old has become a city where mass surveillance is the norm our car is followed constantly. police and state security forces monitor our every step and everyone we want to talk to. china's leaders see religious extremists lurking everywhere they shut down mosques and when allowed to remain open then only as museums. some of the old city has already been demolished with m

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we traveled thousands of kilometers overland to central asia. and resale thousands of kilometers across the oceans of southeast asia following the major overseas trade route. we have traveled great distances but europe is still far away. and. we retrace the route of the caravans heading west crossing remote passes in the t. on shan mountains. it's a journey into the past along the ancient silk road. a route that today is marked by hope and opportunity and by burdensome debts and dependence on china. and. the route followed by the ancient traders and their caravans was filled with danger. there are arrival at tosh gave them a temporary respite. here they found food and shelter and were able to exchange goods and information about the journey ahead. of. the markets of kyrgyzstan still bare traces of this history. of. baku back back to iraq is a nomad a day ago he left his yurt near song called lake. early this morning here arrived at the market in cos core. political school of the coast this is the main trading season many come here from afar to m

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want to invite you guys to catch up with our globe trotter his most recent travels took him to central asia to kurdistan and there he had tons of fun hiking horseback riding and discovering the country's cuisine of course. the moment we're come to. a country which is defined by its moms this is why in this episode we're focusing on how to switch it on to the local life and we're going to taste the local cuisine. kyrgyzstan is not really isolated bikes heidi mountainous terrain which has helped preserve its asian culture a country gained its independence as a nation state after the breakup of the soviet union in 1901. 100 years away. the horse with. knowledge of horses take a well deserved break for a weekend in. if you. take. what you see here is it true no matter this is where people live they have to have forces here to have goats and cows over there this is the life that the people used to have. were actually mountain nomads a sap 80 percent of the country a mountain so they expect that they can set it up in the next valley but now that they wanted to or to. welcome to kind of cool the c

want to invite you guys to catch up with our globe trotter his most recent travels took him to central asia to kurdistan and there he had tons of fun hiking horseback riding and discovering the country's cuisine of course. so my mom and welcome to. come too which is defined by its mountains this is why in this episode we are focusing on how to think we should go to the local life and going to the local cuisine. kyrgyzstan is not really isolated by its high you mountainous terrain which has helped preserve its asian culture a. trik gained its independence as a nation state after the breakup of the soviet union in 1991. after the other honoree characters went. on a horse with a strong. knowledge of horses take a well to the great while we can enjoy the. cool lake. what you see here is a true nomad hams this is where people live to have their horses here they have goats and cows over there this is the life that people used to have me and they were actually mountain nomads it's a sad 80 percent of the country a mountain so they packed up they camped and set it up in the next valley point out th

want to invite you guys to catch up with our globe trotter his most recent travels took him to central asia to kurdistan and there he had tons of fun hiking horseback riding and discovering the country's clothing of course. saddam and welcome to. a country which is defined by its mountains this is why in this episode we are focusing on how to which account for local life and going to the local cuisine. kyrgyzstan is naturally isolated by high you mountainous terrain which has helped preserve its asian culture a country gained its independence as a nation state after the breakup of the soviet union in 1009. 103 characters away. on a horse with. knowledge of horses they do well there's a great well we can enjoy if you. what you see here is that to know my parents this is where people live they have their horses here they have goats and cows over there this is the life that people used to have that were actually mountain nomads it's a sad 80 percent of the country come out and so they packed up their camp and set it up the next really didn't have a day one could argue to. welcome to kind of ca

raja's thought is a not best in india and was once an important region on the trading routes across central asia. and small cheating in the buzz r.'s and streets is still a feature of local raj astonied life. of incentives that alongside rural landscape and shooting the large and inhospitable dark desolate. mustard fields are one of the pillars of the state's economy along with mining which produces gold silver sandstorm limestone mob copper and 10 percent of india's sold. rock just on john slates as a land of kings and its history dates back thousands of years. it was the site of the indus valley civilization and then saw the rise of the mogul empire in medieval times. mogul rule ended in the 18th century when the mahratta empire conquered much of the sub continent to be replaced by british rule in india in the 19th century. the british also made allies out of local rulers who were allowed to govern their own princely states. after indian independence in 1947 the old states of roger's time were integrated into modern india but its palaces castles in history make it a popular tourist destination

out of the head it's a little sod he's probably the most able american capable of dealing with central asia and one of our greatest diplomats of the last generation so but i think the overall situation is not good the american domestic imperative is just to leave we're tired of afghanistan tired of the war but even more more so tired of the lack of progress the afghan government's made to become a truly national government step out corruption and and get the gains of all of his people and then the 2nd issue which is out may raised or was charlotte raised with zell was the fact that you're not sure who actually speaks for the taliban you might come to a deal but that deal doesn't you know may not have the ability to extend itself to the actual ground in afghanistan and what about that these afghans who are arriving on some days certainly if the if we're not sure if they were the taliban are representing and speaking for what about. the goose chases are the people who are arriving into home sunday for to linux. well look this is this is always the problem when you have an outside power suppor

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in those on the route from afghanistan sort of central asia to russia most of the road was used to transport a. 10 percent before. and heroin but of action in afghanistan now it would be less than one percent and there would be different factors to one of them of course is a better international cooperation and would you consent to a share better coordination before enforcement activities better efforts to prevention and deserters one of the good news thank you very much for this interview or talking to you if you do it does for executive director of the united nations office on drugs and crime discussing the air national efforts and combat a truck trafficking and organized crime that's it for this edition cell phone call see you next. lead. the 4. legged. lead. played. live live. live . live. live. oh. please. live. let's just say. please. and very well might continue watching us in such. this is a sticker from the water bottle phone in the stomach of a fish the brand is part of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers th

than those on the route from afghanistan sort of central asia to russia most of the road was used to transport. 10 percent before. and heroin but as action in afghanistan now it would be less than one percent and there would be different factors one of them of course is a better international operation including consensual better coordination but for enforcement activities better efforts to prevention and that is one of the good news thank you very much for this interview or talking to you if you do it just for executive director of the united nations office on drugs and crime discussing the air national efforts and combat a drug trafficking and organized crime that's it for this edition cell phone call senior. u.s. china talks are back on track but a 2nd front has opened up the u.s. europe trade is heading into the storm is again in the center of the debate also come to town and it's called the. not a problem. as we speak large organize care of it are on the march to the united states. then 70 and a player coming out for it getting. no schools remain slaughtering dad. this is a virt

in those on the route from afghanistan sort of central asia to russia those in the road was used to transport about. 10 percent of all opium and heroin but as action in afghanistan now it would be less than one percent and there would be different factors one of them of course is a better international cooperation including consensual waste you're better coordination before enforcement activities better efforts to prevention and that is one of the good news thank you very much for this interview or talking to you if you do what does executive director of the united nations office on drugs and crime discussing the air national efforts and combat a truck trafficking an organized crime that's it for this edition cell phone call seen. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or something i want. and she'd like to be for us to see what before 3 in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in the house. question. my son in this doing drugs my nephews was still in drugs my sister just with doing d

in those on the route from afghanistan sort of central asia to russia most of the road was used to transport. 10 percent of all opium and heroin but as action in afghanistan now it would be less than one percent and there would be different factors one of them of course is a better international operation and would you consent to a share better coordination before enforcement activities better efforts to prevention and there's one over the good news thank you very much for this interview or talking to you if you do it just for executive director of the united nations office on drugs and crime discussing the air national efforts and combat a truck trafficking and organized crime that's it for this edition cell phone call see you next. during the great depression which i'm old enough to remember there was most of my family were unemployed. there wasn't it was bit much worse objective listen today but there was an expectation of the things were going to get better. there was a real sense of hope. there isn't today today's america was shaped by the turn principles of concentration of wealth and

in those on the route from afghanistan sort of central asia to russia most of the road was used to transport. 10 percent of all. and heroin but as action in afghanistan now it would be less than one percent and there would be different factors one of them of course is a better international cooperation including consent always better coordination before enforcement activities better efforts to prevention and just one of the good news thank you very much for this interview or talking to you if you do it just for executive director of the united nations office on drugs and crime discussing the air national efforts and combat a truck trafficking and organized crime that's it for this edition so think i'll see you next. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking. yes well the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see that. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or somehow want to. have to go right to the press this is like them before 3 of them or 10 peo

theber of deaths middle east and north africa and risen by 9% since 2010, 5% in eastern europe and central asian cases have dropped 16% since 2010, but new infections amongst children have risen by more than 150,000 last year alone, passed on by hiv-positive mothers during pregnancy, childbirth, or breast-feeding. the u.n. says some groups of people, as well as their sexual partners, are particularly vulnerable to contracting hiv. they include those who inject drugs, gay men, sex workers, and prisoners. the u.n. said they continue to be marginalized and left behind in the response to hiv. antiretrovirals drugs are helping people live for life, but not everyone in -- live full but not everyone has access. despite global education efforts, it is estimated 25% of everyone with the virus, 9 million people, do not even know they have it. it has been 35 years since the cause of aids, the hiv virus, was first identified. the u.n. is warning worldwide games are slowing due to a shortfall of nearly $1 billion in donations to fight it. >> heavy monsoon rains are spreading death and destruction across lar

from water to getting 3 to 6 feet high storm surge warnings posted for central asia museum as well the rest of the city now south african soldiers will be deployed in cape town to help police fight a sudden gang related violence and murder as the defense ministry says they'll be there for at least 3 months but some locals say the military conflicts the economic reasons behind the rest for me to miller has more from cape town. we're in the precinct of the manenberg police station police have told us that it would be better for us to full within the police station rather than out in the street because it's not safe it's been 24 hours since the minister of police announced that the national defense force would be deployed to areas of the cape flats the army is going to target at least 10 areas here that are infested by gangs where there's a high crime rates especially murders and this is what's led to this decision by government the minister of police says things are out of hand and this deployment is expected to stabilize the situation years so that police can do their jobs people here s

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related deaths overall has fallen by about a 3rd since 2010 but the death toll in eastern europe and central asia rose by 5 percent over that time and 9 percent in the middle east and north africa the u.n. says various governments have cut actor nations leading to a drop in funding last year a 1000000000000000 dollars. indonesian government has an ambitious plan to cut plastic waste by 70 percent over the next 6 years indonesia is the world's 2nd biggest plastic pollution after china much of that waste ends up in rivers seas and lakes and as far as the reports from semarang it's undoing years of hard work history fish stocks. after half a day out at sea it's time to sort the whole small boats such as these in tomorrow in the city's central java contribution 70 percent of the nation's catch a few years ago these waters were in danger of being overfished foreign vessels illegally worked off the indonesian coast stocks only recovered after the government started thinking unlicensed boats significant improvement bear with other countries in the war one of the main reason because of the ferry that we

middle east and north africa saw a 9 percent rise and a 5 percent increase in eastern europe and central asia wrestling is a way of life and the region in southern russia produces many of the sports world champions a step vast and report says not only the number one sport but also a way to keep young men away from going violence and illegal drugs. rich or poor city kid or village boy these dagestan teenagers all share the same dream becoming an olympic champion many are brought to these wrestling schools by their parents who are worried about their future in what is known to be a turbulent part of russia that is stan has seen violence by armed groups in the past and hundreds of russians many from this region are believed to have joined eisel the message on the school's banner is clear sports against drugs and terrorism. 13 year old. started training 3 years ago growing up without his mother in the outskirts of the main city. you found a new family in the wrestling school he says his coach did not only teach him wrestling techniques but gave him a purpose in life. i became calm my character hi