in june our campaign centered on a single topic congress was a hindu party with a hindu leader and if hindus won the 1st elections after independence muslims would face a simulation and oppression to survive they needed their own state pakistan. so in 146 he decides to take the matter to the streets gena have been a strictly constitutional competition for them and he's been loyal to the british he hasn't ever been involved in civil disobedience campaigns he never adopted the sort of tart tactics that gandhi adopted the 946 august 960 decides to take the issue to the streets he's going to show the power of muslims in india and he has a direct action. jinnah's call for direct action day on aug 16th 946 in support of the demand for pakistan sparked an eruption of harrowing violence in calcutta. 5000 people were massacred and 20000 wounded most of the victims were hinting. that later retaliatory attacks by hindus against muslims elsewhere reprisal killings spread across northern india entire families were slaughtered. something hindus now claim their religion was too passive and lacked ma

from the beginning to the end the struggle for independence was led by the indian national congress party. gandhi was its guiding light nearing its chief of organizing. the 2 men shared a deep bond even if they didn't always see eye to eye. gandhi from a traditional marriage and family now and he says close in a dhoti. marriage the and dishonest brahman well dressed and elegant with ideas rooted in socialism something like their brains socialism in the 1920 s. . gandhi was prepared to tolerate that because he believed that there would always basically be loyal to him. so that he gave narrow sort of certain amount of rope you could say you know to do go his own way but gandhi would always be holding it i'm able to draw him in whenever he felt you know he was going to to to to create an extreme and there he was a new note that he was it was in his interests to keep him with god but he also had a genuine affection for gandhi there is own father died in. and in many respects you can see gandhi sort of taking over that position of father figure for mary and so they do have a very close relatio

in power he was removed following a bitter internal battle within the ruling african national congress party his lawyers argue that he had been treated unfairly by prosecutors and was a victim of a politically motivated witch hunt the ruling means 2 months long awaited trial will start on october 15th. his government us turn to cannabis as a new source of income for its ailing economy it's approved plans for the country's 1st hemp farm and production plant the 1st organization to be given a cannabis research license is harare zimbabwe industrial hemp trust it celebrated the sowing of its 1st hemp crop on friday industrial hemp because of a variety of a cannabis grown specifically for industrial uses derived products it's fibers used in textiles and paper and it seeds are edible. to angola now one of africa's major oil producing countries that's run into trouble the state needs money on the 1st of october the government in rwanda introduced a new value added tax and a few days later for the 1st time since 2011 it put new oil concessions out to international tend to the problem the presumed to

john circles around it's congress party competition they're a source of tremendous capital those dollars are very very valuable the 2nd point i'd say is that just in terms of influence right that these many of these people may not be able to vote but they have family members they have relatives back in india when you combine it with the ways in which information spreads on whatsapp they just sort of become these amplifiers off certain kinds of information on narratives about india and finally i think symbolically the indian community here is seen as a model minority or community of achieve us so if more they can claim those people as his own he gets again a certain amount of symbolic capital so to speak. as public relations events movies fodder and alleys don't just play to one audience the diaspora they're also targeted at indians back home the rallies are live streamed live tweeted and more than anything they are made for t.v. . it was. only. through the indian t.v. channels have seemed amongst the most eager to jump onto the prime minister's bandwagon there are vested interests of own

the world watched as nelson mandela head of the african national congress party the a.n.c. ushered south africa out of apartheid and into a democratic era where our determination the beard. which it. can't be proud of. but while the new constitution guarantees equal rights to all after 25 years of a.n.c. rule south africa is now the most unequal country. critics say one common denominator looms large corruption. my guest tonight has played a key role in south africa's modern history. from a time fighting apartheid to her role as south africa's deputy president. and speaker of the national assembly. presiding over what has been called the period of chaos in. your son fogarty i now know the details. on a number of my name my you out on back such as the a.n.c. betrayed mandela's legacy will new president cyril ramaphosa set it back on the right track i made the house and i've come here to the oxford union to go head to head with a how successfully she thinks the a.n.c. transition from a liberation movement to a ruling party and whether critics are right to say that it demands

the world watched as nelson mandela head of the african national congress party the a.n.c. ushered south africa out of apartheid and into a democratic era where here our determination the beard. off which it. can be proud of. but while the new constitution guarantees equal rights to all after 25 years of a.n.c. rule south africa is now the most unequal country. critics say one common denominator looms large corruption. my guest tonight has played a key role in south africa's modern history. from the time fighting apartheid to her role as south africa's deputy president a.n.c. and speaker of the national assembly. presiding over what has been called the period of chaos in. your certain folks that i now know the detective on a number of my name my you out. such as the a.n.c. betrayed mandela's legacy or will new president cyril ramaphosa set it back on the right track i made the house and i've come here to the oxford union to go head to head with bullock and bet a scowl successfully she thinks the a.n.c. transition from a liberation movement to a ruling party and whether crit

tolerance of being politically sensitive in particular those relating to chinese suffering to congress party leadership so the best things about presidency to have got more and more sense of through this year's world press freedom index from reporters without borders ranks hong kong 73 on the list dropping from 18 spot in 2002 china ranks 177 out of $180.00 countries surveyed as well as complaints of an increasingly restricted media landscape the hong kong genesis o c action has also filed a legal challenge against the police it's accusing them of using obstructive tactics on journalists covering the anti-government protests including unnecessary and excessive force the pro-democracy protests of 2014 triggered a resurgence of independent media outlets including hong kong free press which relies on reader donations to survive despite its nonprofit status the editor says it too has. in subject to political interference it says the government needs to strengthen its safeguards we have seen some pressure from your forty's and threats and things like that but i have some faith that if we continue

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run circles around its congress party competition they're a source of tremendous capital those dollars are very very valuable the 2nd point i'd say is that just in terms of influence right that this many of these people may not be able to hold but they have family members they have relatives back in india when you combine it with the ways in which information spreads on whatsapp they just sort of become these amplifiers of certain kinds of information on narratives about india and finally i think symbolically the indian community here is seen as a model minority or community of achieve us so if more they can claim those people as his own he gets again a certain amount of symbolic capital so to speak. as public relations events movies fodder and alleys don't just play to one audience the diaspora they're also targeted at indians back home the rallies are live streamed live tweeted and more than anything they are made for t.v. . it was. close. indian t.v. channels have seemed amongst the most eager to jump onto the prime minister's bandwagon there are vested interests of owners genuine i

tolerance of being politically sensitive in particular those relating to chinese suffering to congress party leadership through the briefings presidency to have got more and more sensitive this year's world press freedom index from reporters without borders ranks hong kong 73 on the list dropping from 800 spot in 2002 china ranks 177 out of one $180.00 countries surveyed as well as complaints of an increasingly restricted media landscape the hong kong genesis o c action has also filed a legal challenge against the police it's accusing them of using obstructive tactics on journalists covering the anti-government protests including unnecessary and excessive force the pro-democracy protests of 2014 triggered a resurgence of independent media outlets including hong kong free press which relies on reader donations to survive despite its nonprofit status the editor says it too has. and subject to political interference that says the government needs to strengthen its safeguards we have seen from pressure from your forties and threats and things like that but i have some faith that if we continue y

called for political violence over the past four years and that is something that senators in congress, partyd be standing up against, because it has potential and already has created violence in the united states. >> in case you all watching forgot and you point it out in your piece, at rallies, "knock the crap our protesters." told police office, please, don't be too nice when looking to arrest his word was i believe "thugs." what he said right after the whistle-blower complaint went public. >> i want to know who's the person that gave the whistle-blower, who's the person who gave the whistle-blower the information? because that's close to a spy. you know what we used to do in the old days when we were smart? right? the spies and treason? we used to handle it a little differently than we do now. >> i mean in this climate, we so often talk about how people are almost numb to this, this rhetoric which we shouldn't be, but we've seen and heard so much of it. what will it take for this president to be held accountable for his language? >> so far he hasn't been held accountable. i don't imagine

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the world watched as nelson mandela head of the african national congress party the a.n.c. should south africa out of apartheid and into a democratic era we're here. to tell the nation the beard. which it. can be proud of. but while the new constitution guarantees equal rights to all after 25 years of a.n.c. rule south africa is now the most unequal country. critics say one common denominator looms large corruption. my guest tonight has played a key role in south africa's modern history. from the time fighting apartheid to her role as south africa's deputy president. and speaker of the national assembly. presided over what is being called the period of chaos in. the know the details. on a number of my name my you out. so has the a.n.c. betrayed mandela's legacy or will new president cyril ramaphosa set it back on the right track i made the house and i've come here to the oxford union to go head to head with a how successfully she thinks the a.n.c. transition from a liberation movement to a ruling party and whether critics are right to say that it demands loyalty to itself a

tolerance of being politically sensitive in particular those relating to trying to soften the congress party leadership through the briefings presidency to have got more and more sensitive this year's world press freedom index from reporters without borders ranks hong kong 73 on the list dropping from 18 spot in 2002 china ranks 177 out of one $180.00 countries surveyed as well as complaints of an increasingly restricted media landscape the hong kong genesis o c action has also filed a legal challenge against the police it's accusing them of using obstructive tactics on journalists covering the anti-government protests including unnecessary and excessive force the pro-democracy protests of 2014 triggered a resurgence of independent media outlets including hong kong free press which relies on radio donations to survive despite its nonprofit status the editor says it too has. and subject to political interference that says the government needs to strengthen its safeguards we have seen from pressure from your forties and threats and things like god. i have some faith that if we continue you kno

run circles around its congress party competition they're a source of tremendous capital those dollars are very very valuable the 2nd point i'd say is that just in terms of influence these many of these. people may not be able to go but they have family members they have relatives back in india when you combine it with the ways in which information spreads on whatsapp they just sort of become these amplifiers off certain kinds of information and narratives about india and finally i think symbolically the indian community here is seen as a model minority or community of achieve us so if they can claim those people as his own he gets again a certain amount of symbolic capital so to speak. as public relations events movies foreign rallies don't just play to one audience the diaspora they're also targeted at indians back home the rallies are live streamed live tweeted and more than anything they are made for t.v. . it's the illusion to look through the indian t.v. channels have seen amongst the most eager to jump on to the prime minister's bandwagon there are vested interests of owners gen

to run circles around its congress party competition their source of tremendous capital those dollars are very very valuable the 2nd point i'd say is that just in terms of influence right that these many of these people may not be able to vote but they have family members they have relatives back in india when you combine it with the ways in which information spreads on whatsapp they just sort of become these amplifiers off certain kinds of information or narratives about india and finally i think symbolically the indian community here is seen as a model minority or community of achieve us so if they can claim those people as his own he gets again a certain amount of symbolic capital so to speak. as public relations events movies fodder and alleys don't just play to one audience the diaspora they're also targeted at indians back home their rallies are live streamed live tweeted and more than anything they are made for t.v. . it was. through them over the years indian t.v. channels have seemed amongst the most eager to jump onto the prime minister's bandwagon there are vested interests

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run circles around its congress party competition they're a source of tremendous capital those dollars are very very valuable the 2nd point i'd say is that just in terms of influence these many of these. may not be able to vote but they have family members they have relatives back in india when you combine it with the ways in which information spreads on whatsapp they just sort of become these amplifiers off certain kinds of information or narratives about india and finally i think symbolically the indian community here is seen as a model minority or community of achieve us so if they can claim those people as his own he gets again a certain amount of symbolic capital so to speak. as public relations events movies foreign rallies don't just play to one audience the diaspora they're also targeted at indians back home the rallies are live streamed live tweeted and more than anything they are made for t.v. . it's the illusion to just look at the. indian t.v. channels have seen amongst the most eager to jump on to the prime minister's bandwagon there are vested interests of owners genuine

congress reconvenes next week will they still be as angry as they have been saying all this we. about the situation in northeast syria and 2 are they actually going to have enough people from both parties in both chambers of congress who can override a presidential veto if what if this bill did reach the president's desk a lot of speculation at this point but certainly as of tonight here in washington members of congress from both parties are very upset about the invasion by turkish forces into northeastern syria thank you very much for that finale that is roslyn jordan with all the very latest from washington d.c. thank you well an announcement from the international committee of the red cross says tens of thousands of people are at great risk from the incursion. if we talk about northeast syria in general we're talking about tens of thousands of people who have been displaced. whether they're in in camps in detention in towns in villages we know that in the. province we have the whole camp where there are approximately 68000 people of whom 90 percent are women and children so certainly we are talking about tens of thousands of people who are potentially in great risk if they if they

president trump seemed to have a meltdown that will shaken by a bipartisan vote earlier today in congress for both parties both democrats and republicans in a very rare move calling them president trump's decision to pull out all of north and syria and letting behind former allies the kurds in the fight against isis later nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer talked about their meeting with president trump let's listen in what they had to say. the safety of america the safety of the kurds are in the hands of one person president trump and the best way to pressure him is a strong bipartisan resolution such as passed the house to undo the damage he has done. on the part of the president was a melt down sad to say. a melt down strong was from nazi pelosi now early on wednesday president trump claimed that turkey's incursion into syria actually has nothing to do with the u.s. and the full many u.s. allies the kurds on the angels how have comments like that been going down. right well those comments of course are considered deeply problematic going again not only within the democratic party but

politically sensitive in particular those relating to chinese socrates' congress party leadership so the best things about a presidency to have got more and more sensitive this year is world press freedom index from reporters without borders ranks hong kong 73 on the list dropping from 18 spot in 2002 china ranks 177 out of 180 countries surveyed as well as complaints of an increasingly restricted media landscape the hong kong genesis o c action has also filed a legal challenge against the police it's accusing them of using obstructive tactics on journalists covering the anti-government protests including unnecessary and excessive force the pro-democracy protests of 2014 triggered a resurgence of independent media outlets including hong kong free press which relies on reader donations to survive despite its nonprofit status the editor says it too has. and subject to political interference that says the government needs to strengthen its safeguards we have seen some pressure from your forty's and some things like that but i have some faith that if we continue you know to disappoint tr

a great moment at the 23rd party congress of the communist party of the soviet union. work on the actual lunar landing program may have been hitting snags but it wasn't meant for the headlines anyway. the top secret project was still in the running. lunar cosmonaut. were already being recruited no one was supposed to know how well trained the cosmonauts already were these are secret pictures from lunar landing training. the moon landing in star city near moscow was going perfectly according to plan. but all activity was indoors out of sight of the u.s. spy planes. u.s. intelligence was still focusing on baikonur although there was still nothing to suggest that a moon shot would be soaring over the steps of ca's us done any time soon. the launch vehicle was far from ready. the americans could breathe easier especially as the apollo program already seemed to be on the homestretch they were aiming to launch the new spacecraft in 1967 virgil gus grissom edward white and roger chaffee were carrying out final tests on january 27th the crew knew there were issues with the cra

if the left team wins that we're going to leave the great coalition because that's up to the party congress in december but i think there like many press positions that we have put forward which needs to be done the 'd huge investments 500000000 euros investment in our infrastructure more engagement for climate against climate change and more involvement a few things especially in politics so i think we're going to put forward these propositions which are left wing or left wing propositions and i don't think the conservatives like on the spot of that on top of the contract that we already have so i think most likely would be a new election but we don't really know for sure so possibly a new election in germany before the end of the year no not before the end of the year because we don't know yet what the credit congress is going to vote on and then there were going to be talks with a question and we don't know what is going to do if she's going to try a minority government or if she's going to have coalition talks others parties or even maybe the conservatives are going to agree to our prop

here to chat about your book but first let's reflect on the role that you have within congres congress, our party as an independent voice and someone is willing to strike out on issues. >> sometimes i think i am a lonely voice to be believed in balance budgets or if we should spend less to have a constitutional government controversial things like that limited constitutional government we don't get the other side but then we lose a lot on our side. we could be better at it as a frustration but i try very hard to have the same opinion whether republican or democratic president and the constitution was specific spending power was ours that we should keep our hands on the power to declare war is ours. to easily we give that up and one of the interesting things i found coming up here is democrats are better on these issues with the republican president republican is better with a democratic president but if the parties are the same they acquiesce on the idea of separation of powers. >> in this book you write it operates to mean a debate against those who would grow the left political movement by adva

that the legal precedent of peru is nothing discover and for a president who doesn't have a party in congress he has received the support of thousands of peruvians who has been marching not only since last night but throughout the last few months demanding the president who discovers the soul of congress because many people associate congress with corruption. a white woman who shot an unarmed black man in news own home in texas has been found guilty of murder the woman was an off duty police officer at the time of the killing and she now faces between 5 and 99 years in prison the verdict has been hailed as a significant moment in the battle to hold police accountable she points miscarriage in your team would you please state even for those hoping for accountability the verdict was a sham mislead find the defendant eric eicher guilty of murder as charged. in the one of the attorneys for the family explain why there were sharp intake of breath when the verdict was announced it's a sad reality that this community waited on pins and needles to decide whether or not someone could be held guilty fo

here to chat about your book but first let's reflect on the role that you have within congres congress, our party an independent voice and someone is willing to strike out on issues. >> sometimes i think i am a lonely voice to be believed in balance budgets or if we should spend less to have a constitutional government

into a domestic problem for the president on wednesday a very rare bipartisan resolution both parties in congress the democrats and the republicans calling damned president trump's decision to pull out of waltham syria so you could really see there was a lot of pressure mounting on the president's back here and that was a problem that he had to fix very quickly all of adonal trump has been selling this as a big victory let's hear some of what he had to say. i didn't know it was going to work out quickly i didn't know it would work out this well it's a great day for the united states it's a great day for turkey it's a great day for our partners who have really worked i mean a lot of people question some of them i'm not questioning anybody they really did the kurds were great great day for the kurds it's really a great day for civilization a great day for civilization all of it how have republicans and democrats in congress been reacting today feel quite the same why a strong what we were getting mixed reactions here one of the leading republican figures pushing for sanctions south carolina senator

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congress. mozilla, the lead plaintiff is headquartered in our district. in sarasota county, also party to the case and this year we did a couple townhall's focused on net neutrality. i am looking forward to hearing what you have to say and others are too. on behalf of the caucus i think the panelists and moderator for spending time with us to inform this debate and i want to thank tim and the academy for helping to organize. i will turn it over to caitlin who used to be at the asa academy and is now at brookings. >> thanks for the introduction. thank you for attending our panel today. thank you to the congressional internet caucus for cohosting this panel. my name is caitlin chin and i'm looking forward to discussing the dc circuit position regarding the fcc 2018 orders. i'm looking forward to discussing this case with our four panelist. at my far right we have ferras vinh, manager of mozilla, matthew brill is a global chair of the communications law practice. sarah morris is director of the technology institute at new america. kristine hackman is vice president of policy and advocacy

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members of congress from both parties are meeting with president trump today at the white house, talking about the situation in syria. it will also be the first face- to-face meeting between the president and house speaker nancy pelosi since she called for the impeachment inquiry. also today a former senior advisor to the secretary of state is to speak in a closed- door hearing about president trump's dealings with ukraine's government. house republicans want a formal impeachment vote so they can call witnesses and also issue subpoenas. speaker pelosi says she is not going to call for a formal vote. >> we are not here to call bluff. we're here to find the truth to follow the constitution of the united states. this is not a game for us. this is deadly serious. >> the president, his attorney rudy giuliani and his allies maintain that the impeachment inquiry is illegitimate and say they have no plans to cooperate with the subpoenas. >>> we are finding new information about a deadly shooting of an african-american woman by a white police officer in fort worth texas. police in fort worth are

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