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reportedly in for the long haul and what their motives might have been what we do know that the baluchi gratian army or the b l a has claimed responsibility the full assailants well attackers have united to fight and the have said that they are in for not a number of other tracks this is the last of many of the moments ago keep us now on validating that claim but i'm preparing for what possibly might be one of many many attacks why might they have targeted the stock exchange specifically. the reality of the. group of separatist vying for the independence that was just fine and attacking the commotion spawn would indicate a stoppage of activity commercial activity and business activity which he of mine to create. so you mentions that they're promising further attacks do we do we know anything more about that. and at the moment details are sketchy but then who will be she. is for us kaare joining us from karate in pakistan where we know this hour you have confirmed for us 7 people have been killed thank you so much for your reporting. and i am joined now by colleague jelani from the use new asia

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this is not every news live from the dance off disease that gratian india's recovery from the past damage as the number of confirmed cases schools knowing it's trying to get people held in pretrial detention brigades to the front of a college of prisons before it's true mates most of them enough to open borders once again for germany all the checks will be.

administration after november then things go all the fine because of what i said earlier every american who is gratian reminded europe and germany in particular that we should do more and care act together and do more in terms of urge sharing and so this will be on the agenda and remain on the agenda but a nato also has to think of what is their future role what is the long term plan it was counted in times of the cold war and ever since nato was looking for a mission it tripe several things and it is still kind of a constructions i think has to be find its huge emission ok well that we will leave it for today many thanks to all our guests for joining us andrew bass of edge an e-book that and pavel felgenhauer. and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website dot com gushing digger's well facebook page that's facebook dot com full slash a.j. inside story you know join the conversation on twitter handle is a.j. inside story from me laura brown and the whole team here it's by. june on on tuesday 3 years into the blockade we look at the future of the g.c.c. cr

and the cold it has brought a lot of venting that is also common among our people but but a fresh gratian that somehow a president like john f. kennedy like clinton obama like george w. bush colin powell they're wanting us to come together in this president is unable to do that given george for him may be what change this election the death of george floyd changed things dramatically in america and it doesn't go away. yes i think george floyd is the tipping point but i think you already saw it with the american people thinking the president moved too late on a covert issue 21000000 unemployed in economy and in deep trouble. also i do think the george floyd issue is changed the relationship between the american people and the african-american community where there's enormous support and sympathy for the protesters and for those african americans that unfortunately have been victims of police brutality and it's also changed the relationship we have i think with the police now we don't want to defund the police but i think we need more. african-americans hispanics and police forces i think l

today to dollar people from day one that's where the men were to defeat walking the pleasure and gratian and we will have our good back on the entire country in order to hold a firm grip on our resources we can not be subversive. mess. with the resources or the future of our country we also pledge. that we remain committed to the sacrifices made by our brave people and we will not engage in any peace talks with this subversive. and i would. reiterate that the people of libya have the final authority and final say in their space and to put an end to dictatorship and that all of the journey we were not. in that any crimes go unpunished as those whose hands have been tainted with the blood of the libyans will be dry punished for that . we will continue to support our army in our holy war against dictatorship and will also preserve and maintain the unity of our ranks and. well it is our. state as a supplier and once again. the pleasure of the. with there very soon it is. your dreams have been that the walls of tripoli you have been supporting. to keep your hands of him leave libya and the li

somebody and even when they don't have their friends with them they start to imagine that hearing 5 gratian so ringing sound is such a thing and it was kind of he said the same you wrote them and the relationship we have with oftentimes you know you get from hand. you just wanted to check the time on your phone and so for you know if you're caught up reading something else. people find themselves checking the raf's or email for notifications clicking from link to link or streams or stream. it's behavior reminiscent of animals pacing back and forth in their cages. and then there's foam or fear of missing out by seeing what your friends are doing . if. it's friday night you had to halt we were planning to spend the evening on the couch with a good book and get a nightly night. everyone with us down time like that. but then you look at your phone and you see on facebook that that's a concert tonight that you want to go to manage. and on instagram you discover that your friends are meeting in around the corner. and yet just doing nothing can actually be very fruitful it's when we slow down that

gratian and this is just turmoil and it's not force and. you know it has to come to what it has to whatever. this is this is what happens you know this is what happens when you kill them in in it happens over and over again and officers haven't punitive and so. it was just it was is it was just i don't even want to say tragic it was just a lot of anger and raised at us all last night is that why the restaurant was on fire is that just the anger spilling over and maybe not even directed anywhere in particular. i believe it was directed at the windies although you know lindy's aren't solely responsible for what happened. to ray sharpe to make sure i get the name correctly so many of us were going to but although when these were in soley responsible in my opinion i believe. that's the location it happened so if we can get these leases and you know then we have to take the establishment and those things out over hurt. i'm fonder of general taguba which is the media trying. to shoes. so i was out there documenting these are things i overhear it

this is not every news live from the dance off disease that gratian india's recovery from the past damage as the number of confirmed cases schools knowing it's trying to get people held in pretrial detention brigades to the front of a crowded prisons before it's true nature most of them now. open borders once again for germany all the checks will be lifted in 5 days time we look at what that means for the summer travel season. and prosecutors in sweden say they know who killed prime minister all of call them more than 30 years ago but they contras. because the suspects instead. and a final farewell for. the magic died in police custody in minneapolis 2 weeks ago nature race in his hometown of houston hundreds of mourners gathered to remember filling his death made him a global icon for racial injustice. and proceeded to welcome to the program india is seeing a dramatic surge in corona virus cases with officials reporting around 10000 new infections the number of deaths is rate as have you know it just on the 7500 but curbing the spread is a major problem in india's overcrowded prisons esp

what you called terrorism in palestine is nationally gratian movement israel is a pair of sustained and israeli policies of terrorists policies of patient of wanting to you know just destroy the national identity of the people of wanting to serve international law of human rights of certain nation principles that's a terrorist policy conducted publicly about officially by israel. so we have committed to peace we are committed to our peace initiative and the arab word allow me to finish with committed to out of the arab peace initiative that's based entirely on you and security council resolutions voted by the 1st and foremost by the foot 5 permanent members and supported by the international community so let's see who is conducting terrorist policies here and there with all due respect you could have a difference and i respect the difference that you have any political parties and lebanon or anybody is foreign policy but what you are saying here to rest on a friend france take us to test help us engage us in a dialogue and a company has a dialogue about how we are planning to move forwa

united each one of us has a story many of us face or grandparents faced some level of immigration gratian horrors or discrimination but we're here to create progress we're theo here to heal the society and make the future better i don't want to have a war over the past in which statue belongs where i want to talk about where we are today and how we can go forward together and make this an aspirational society for all walks of life of all races colors and creeds and sexual preferences and mr trump's not capable of doing that to your point he doesn't have any empathy and so he's not the right type of leader for a country that year needs unity right now. antony finally based on whatever we've heard tonight why you are a republican well it's a good question i mean i grew up my my dad is a very funny story only david axelrod actually knew this but the republican party controlled the unions in nassau county long island and so my dad was a crane operator even hourly worker for the union i was 17 yep and my dad was a blue collar worker and so i went to my pops i was 17 about to turn 18 i said dad

biden that was one of the architects of that back in the day and also joe biden was against and said gratian would be crowned and i knew for was unapologetic about the crime bill but yeah he is a guy that's going to be the anti-racists he's the guy is going to be the savior for to let community these are men so it's a means that are being put on notice and if you want to speak against it go against the grain you are a racist you are a self hater is this manipulation mentally and they are upon the face right now in the country they are there i mean we imply i think we've done a pretty good job and 2nd what's going on here but i don't see taking the need for example how does that end racism systemic racism can anyone explain what that really means ok because it's the only system i see i hope there is liberals running the economy culture and education that they are rat racket that is systematic and the garbage the intellectual garbage that they pour out into the culture at large i was at the university of california the 1990 s. we i started hearing all this nonsense then now it's part of the cu

guardnnesota national continues to build our presence and in gratian with the law enforcement partners across neapolis and st. paul. -- across minneapolis and st. paul. last night, we completed 19 missions. this morning, i had the opportunity to visit minneapolis and visit my soldiers and airmen who are in support of this operation. i am impressed and inspired by these men and women who in just a few short hours left of their lives as civilians, has school teachers, business owners, andanics, truck drivers transitioned into their role as citizen soldier, citizen airmen. and operated with professionalism and dedication in an incredibly dangerous and complex environment. commissioner harrington talked about that this was a team effort and it absolutely is a team effort. we are a small part of that team. we are incredibly proud to be a part of the team both in minneapolis and st. paul. we also know this. several of the brief words this morning talked about this. a tremendous amount of work remains ahead of us. we are committed to all of that work whether it is this week, next month, or in

we survived the second gratian, but we did not reconcileled. -- segregation, but we did not reconciled. it is time for the departmtmentf reconciliation in the highest landnd, the highesest office, te to have someone w w is going to make it hihis or her business to seek receconciliationn for black people in ththe united statatesf amamerica every day of his life. that is what t is is all l abou. is time f us to reconcile. we need a department of reconciliation. amy: as mourners at george floyd's funeral recalled how he made a difference, houston mayor sylvester turner used his address at the funeral to announce he would be signing a new executive order. >> what that order will say is ban in this city, we will chokeholds and stranglehold. requireity, we will de-escalation. in the city, you have to give a warning before you shoot. in this city, you have a duty to intervene. in the city, we will require comprehensive reporting. in this city, you must exhauaust alall for shooting. amy: that's houston mayor sylvester tuturner speaking tuesday at george e floyd's funeral. when we come back, we

you draw like if you make a play and you claim expertise when you don't have it go look your money gratian actually go read the play but don't actually quote studies backing up your arguments i'm sorry if you want if you want things employers of a celebration of the example given the book is turkish cyprus. where there are more turkish sleep cypriots living in britain now than there are in turkey cyprus and i will come later i hope to one of the effects on the countries of origin thank you for doing the segue into the next discussion that's exactly what i want to ask you about you say that it might not just harm developed countries in the future in terms of cultural solidarity but that it actually could pose a real danger to the development prospects of the countries quote left behind you talk about kind of the harm and damage that could be done what harm and damage you for and to specifically emigrants or migrants. they tend to be the the young the enterprising the skilled the educated. and people like that are if you like with fairy godmothers in any society they're useful to others and