of mainland africa belonging to europe and. even its geographical position it's no wonder that one of the foremost map makers of the ancient world was born here in $1099.00. out. of all the great voyages of discovery which led to colonize ation and as in the case of soto the presence of europe in africa. once again economic opportunism. as the prime mover but now the migration is in the opposite direction as those who were formerly colonized head north riven by war wound and oppression. ending up here at the gate of europe. africa. can feel the local color take a 2nd think that the little problematic. what the migrants find is a double fence. most of it paid for by the european union. 4 meters high 6 kilometers long. cable dental balance on the said. in this article the only. effective are they are they not of their own model i mean if you really go. to church what the migrants also find is a holding center or their status as refugees is decided that typically takes months it's not a frozen but there are straight. through to mu

europe was built on the idea of coming together. that are more refugees and migrants travelling around the ward within africa within asia than those that are coming to europe this to say we have as europeans to put things in perspective and to realize that it is not only a european phenomenon it is a global move. starting from wars conflicts poverty natural disasters climate change it is the world that is going in that direction people move out of desperation out of hope and we have to learn how to manage this. without a political solution in sight migrants and refugees remain undeterred taking on increasingly dangerous routes into europe. when we where in that border in the sea i was standing on one leg and raising my son on the other one in order to get him up from the water because the water was still here. join the global conversation off the bubble be able to expand their brains and maybe have a different view this is a dialogue women in cambodia are in fact telling their here we don't know how much they're getting paid for it it's hard to track it's hard to treat everyone has a voice tell us what you think conversation could be a

argentina chile mexico peru and across asia but soon facebook wants to expand its dating feature to europe africa and india as well analysts expect online dating platforms to turn over 11000000000 euros in 2020 so far mass group the internet company behind is the biggest market player. might not be safe from hackers listening in on our intimate conversations it's much less riddled with beta leaks scandals than facebook after all that's happened really willing to trust a book with private details about all of life. some 200000000 facebook users say their single. mark zuckerberg is now targeting this vast online market with facebook's newest feature facebook dating we want facebook to be somewhere where you can start meaningful relationships and. currently facebook posts 2 and a half 1000000000 active users worldwide so the odds of finding a match are reasonably high. but jason kelly a privacy expert with the electronic frontier foundation warns us not to trust that facebook will keep our intimate chats and sensitive data safe. facebook dating raises a lot of red flags because they spoke as a histo

africa reverberate through the americas. things that happened in jamaica reverberate back to europe. fundamentally that is the address for the process but i don't just want to see that on a two-dimensional map from 30000 feet. i try to look at that in a particular landscape that i'm talking about so we can see the connections between what happens in west africa and what happens in a particular parish in a particular plantation jamaica and what might happen in london or even in boston or philadelphia later. your question was did i spend time in those landscapes? some. certainly in west africa i spent quite a bit of time on the gold coast going too many of those slave ports, those castles. some of them are now world heritage sites and almost like tourist traps which are impressive and you can go and look but don't have the kind of feeling of the horror and the terror that i imagine must have had in 18th century. it's only when you get out to some of the smaller fourth and it turns out there's a fort called -- which was in the mid 18th century the most heavily trafficked fort on the gol

never been more apparent than the era when the violence expansion and enslavement transformed europe, africa and the americas as they interacted across ceiling to goshen. european conflicts extended of capitalist agriculture, african battles with trading slaves, masters in the human properties shoveled with one another continuously, these clashes on a borderless slave war, were to enslaved, were to expand slavery and war against slaves participating wars buying slaves again slaveholders. in this it was a war with another war which had diverging, combat zones, political alliance and a comeback. and for conflicts at once. who's the extension of war on the african continent, it was a race war between black slaves and white slaveholders, it was a struggle among black people over the turns of their belongings for effective control of local territory and the establishment of their own political legacy and it was most immediately one of the hardest battles of the seven years war the titanic global conflict between great britain and european rivals. each of these four struggled, emerged from differe

the entire east coast and then the entire united states and then all of north america finally europe africa and asia. that there were other travel guides like this one kisses the baltimore travel map that was a part of the s oh american newspaper. the travel guide and americans to name a few. you can also see the middle class in the upper right-hand corner. many of the places for either ymca or in the home of african-american families and women rented the rooms out to provide a good breakfast to prove on - - to have extra money you see the rock in the museum this is a leisure place to stay and the african-americans it was run by april and clayton sinclair in the original environment. this is a place away from the beach, the beaches were segregated but you could go and stay for a week or two you could enjoy your meals apparently ever was a really good cook and cater to the white community and the black community. there were other places to stay like kinsey court and are hot springs arkansas which was a motor hotel and perfect for the automobile you can park right outside the door. most of th

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the entire east coast, then the entire united states, then all of north america and finally, europe, africa and asia. but there were other travel guides like this one. this is the baltimore afro-american travel map that was part of the afro-american newspaper. the guides were called the go guide, travel guide, the travel guide, just to name a few. you can also see the middle-class here with the couple playing golf in the upper right-hand corner. many of the places that were listed in the guide especially the early ones were either ymca dorm rooms or the home of african-american families. if you had an empty room or an extra room, women rented their rooms out and provided good breakfast as a way to make extra money for the families. this is a ymca room. this is the rock, if any of you visited the african american museum in washington, d.c., you have seen the rock for rock rest, which was a leisure, place to stay in maine. it was an african-american guest house that was run by hazel and clayton sinclair and this is the rock in its original environment. this was a place that was away from the

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shipped out from beijing this is the likes of mosques medicines and ventilators these are going to europe africa parts of asia and north america but of course i should also state that the quality of the supplies being sent from china has been questioned in the past and some countries are even rejecting china's offer of help or a decisive victory they say a lot of dollars is being expressed about the veracity of china's figures that can we trust the. well a number of countries have long been questioning the transparency of the figures that as well as the modeling of the numbers that are coming out of china we had a university pipe that was published in the lancet journal that was early this week it was written by a hong kong university's school of public health and they questioned at china's numbers they've reported in their particular document that more than 232000 people have been infected with a crowd of us in the 1st wave of the infections in china and that's 4 times more than what china said body the national health commission back in back in 55th that this is they reported 55000 jobs a very

then the entire united states, than all of north america and finally europe, africa and asia. but there were other travel guides like this one, this is the baltimore afro-american travel map. it is part of the newspaper. other guides were called the go guide, travel guide, though travel guide, and bronze americans just to name a few. you can also see the middle class here with a couple playing golf in the upper right-hand corner. many of the places that were listed in the guide, especially the early ones were either ymca storm rooms, or the home of african-american families. few had an empty room or next to room, women rented their rooms out. they might provide a good breakfast as a way to make extra money for their family. this is a ymca room. this is the rock if in if you have visited the african american museum in washington d.c., and seen the rock. it was a leisure place to stay in maine. as an african-american guesthouse that was read trent run by hazel mclaren this is the rock innocent regional environment. this was a place that was away from the beach, the beaches were

atlantic world so we can see our thing that happened in west africa reverberate through themers, things that happen in jake reverberate back to europe. so that's the kind of geographic process and i don't just want to see that an distinguish two-dismentional map from 30,000 feed. so we can see the connections between what happened in west africa, what happens in a particular parish on a turk plantation in jamaica and what might have in london or boston or philadelphia later. so, your question was, did i spend time in those landscape inside some certainfully west africa i spent quite a bit of time on m-ghana on the gold coast going to many of those slave forts, castles, and some of them now ike unesco world heritage sites and almost like touris traps, they're impresssive but they don't have the feeling of really the horror and the terror that i imagine must have had in 18th century. it's only when you get out to some of the smaller forts and there's a fort called anamabo which was in the mid-18th mid-18th century the most heavily trafficked fort on the gold coast but has not become a world heritage site, not redone and dressed up and

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hello and welcome to another edition of africa where we highlight environmental topics on ideas from europe and africa saundra to nobody on this week we'll be looking at the many ways you can recycle plastic west i am in kampala uganda and a stories uncle hosting with my colleague. in nigeria hello everybody i'm there outside break coming to you from the conservation foundation park in lagos nigeria nice to have you here with us here are a few of the topics we're going to be looking out on today show i mean venter from tanzania uses innovation to make people's lives easier. young people in need a push back against the judge if occasion. and the greek capital athens turns to an ancient solution to face the challenge of climate change. first we had to tanzania to meet someone there who is known as the father of innovation burner q i was just 16 when he started tinkering with stuff and inventing things it's still what he loves doing the most and he also loves to share his knowledge with visitors his innovation hub where ideas get workshopped and a lot of these ideas are environmentally friendl

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top wax print seller in europe and africa -- in 2014, the company declared a turnover of nearly 300 millionos. vlisco.ryone knows it is the most famous brand in africa. starting vlisco is the point of the adventure. in the 1970's, several bold businesswomen signed an exclusive a agreement with thiss dutch brand, because it is the only reseller of wax prints throughout west africa. the mananager of the brancnch in togo said they helped lift an entitire country. women story started with who were buying fabric that they would resell in togo. in the economic crisis hit ghana in the 1950's, is this moved to togo, and thesese very knowledgdgeable womemen took ovr the industry and made it extraordinary. it h helped the cicity a lot. they were very appreciated. that is what made them successful. reporter: the coordinination d d not last. by the end of the 1990's, the west african currency was devalued by 50%. customomers turned to low-cost alternatives and new competitors entered the market. , chineselater counterfeit products have flooded shops. one person has been a fashion designer in the capita

his daytimejob is a logistics expert who runs google‘s transport network across europe, north africae has been part of the supply team that has been working on how we distribute ppe. he has designed a portal in partnership with ebay which will in due course manage individual customers. and he designed a bulk supply chain for distribute in a ppe to all of the nhs regions and trusts. despite all of this, we are still involved in protecting the country, and there are essential operations that must continue, whether that is defending the homeland with the nuclear deterrent or protecting british and uk airspace generally. whether it is overseas operations in afghanistan, the middle east, africa and further afield or whether it is about building essential operational capability. we take great care not to endanger the population. all of this is a truly national endeavour. we have even mobilised 99—year—old veterans. and i think everyone would agree that captain tom moore embodies the sense of service and duty ingrained in our armed forces. 0ur armed forces are drawn from every part of the u

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europe and much of asia. third world socialist governments controlled 30 nations in the middle east and africa. ies in much of western europe. even with all its problems, socialism was still empowered. ♪ bret: welcome back to fox nation presents "the unauthorized history of socialism". in the mid- 1800s karl marx declared ward wide socialism inevitable, a century later a lot of experts thought he was right. an american president strongly disagreed and it was ronald reagan's words that proved prophetic. >> what i am discovering out the plan in the hope for the long-term, the march of freedom and democracy which will lead marxism, leninism on the edge as sheep of history as it has left other tyrannies which stifled the freedom and muzzle the self-expression of the people. bret: poland was the first domino to fall. solidarity an independent trade union had managed to survive underground through the 1980s. faced with rising discontent the polish communists finally gave in to demands for parliament early elections back there were free elections held that there was a trick which was there were certain

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very conservative traditional roman catholic cardinal from africa talking at a monument to the french revolution and in effect trying to call europeback to its ancestral faith while also building bridges to increasingly christian and catholic africa. what comes of that i don't know but it is an example of how history can present sympathies that you had not anticipated 30 or 40 years ago. >> you seem -- it is a reasonable argument, a long playing out over time but you do think through the apocalyptic. you wrote a column that talks about the coronavirus as a test case of the thesis. >> i didn't anticipate it happening when i was literally promoting the book. we could have some sustainable decadence for the book tour. i think -- i don't think the coronavirus is the thing that ends are decadence but it is an example how unexpected events, it is on the list of potential world transformers. it is something that can hit the week point in a decadent society. under decadence, our government doesn't work particularly well. it doesn't have a lot of trust in public institutions. you have had a certain amount of naÏvetÉ the way the western wor

report you co-produced back in 2060 well back then troll the number of migrants from western africa to europe was on the rise so we produced a 5 part series about the migration between west africa and europe we visited nigeria nigeria as well it's really and we talked to a lot of victims but once we reached it's really of course also wanted to talk to human traffickers which turned out to be of course very difficult nobody wanted to talk to us despite the context we have made previously in in news jr also in nigeria but then later on we found one of the victims of human trafficking who worked as the prostitutes on the streets of florence who was ready to talk to us about what has happened to her let's have a look. in 2016 d.w. reporters investigated along the human trafficking route between italy and nigeria starting in been in city when i jewry and girls are recruited. it is here that traditional priests forced them to pledge loyalty to their traffickers. the migrants then passed the dangerous desert in the eyes are on their way to libya. from there they crossed to italy where tens of thousa