as their prime minister and their most popular leader because imran khan has an unchecked that has a as a very. a great record of being an honest man and he's a great leader and that's why they elected him and no no. now the only complaint that the opposition which is hiding behind the economic figures or through. of other of these protests is because iran han is going after them because he wants as the people mandated him. get the get the money stolen money back from abroad so that is why they are talking like this now i think what i want to commend you i must and this is why i say i say right from the outset me is shrinking at the cost of living is going on us so what's your response to that ok let me tell you that you know that in the. game we are already in the highly indebted situation and that is why everybody was saying why do you go to a doctor when you are not well that's why we had to immediately go to i.m.f. because i cannae was not doing well and this is what they left pakistan basically after we came into power 1st job was to stabilize economy that artificially the dol

killed by i saw there refusing to go ahead with burials all and they're sitting prime minister imran khan agrees to meet them . as a story. this major road on the outskirts of crytzer is being blocked by this close knit community that includes children and the elderly. and they're refusing to end the sit in. 6 sisters and one of the victims was our only brother the only person who worked to look after us they brutally slaughtered him and our family alone they slaughtered 5 people including my nephew and 3 cousins i saw has claimed responsibility for the killing of a group of coal miners from the muslim shia minority the extremist group in pakistan has often targeted the homes are in the past. we are tired of burying our people we no longer have courage to bury anymore bodies give us justice we want justice. sounds interior minister ahmed arrived in court to tell he has ours the government is doing all it can be as a member of consommé job but you know i came with instructions from prime minister imran khan who asked me to take this plane and to assure all the hazara shia muslims that we w

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you know where just a little bit to catch it this is everybody else's pakistan's prime minister imran khan has accused a group of hazaar ashia demonstrators of blackmail as they continue their refusal to bury coal miners killed by eisel fighters the protesters a blocked a highway with coffins containing the bodies of 11 miners who were abducted from a remote mine in baluchistan province on sunday they're refusing to bury the dead until the prime minister agrees to meet with them to guarantee their safety. the united arab emirates will reopen its air and sea borders with qatar as part of a u.s. backed deal saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahrain and egypt all agreed this week to restore ties with qatar after a 3 and a half year blockade qatar airways has already rerouted some flights through saudi space. bangladesh's shipbuilding industry had been thriving for a decade before the pandemic hit shutting down dockyards but a recent spike in domestic orders is keeping the industry afloat and providing much needed jobs. reports now from the outskirts of the capital dhaka. bangladesh has always been know

then killed last sunday, had previously refused to carry out burials until the prime minister, imran khanfghan officials and the taliban, has been taking place in qatar. the talks, aiming to bring an end to years of conflict, come amidst continuing violence in afghanistan. secunder kermani reports from islamabad. last month the negotiating teams finally agreed on the rules governing these discussions. now they are trying to establish an agenda for the talks. and following the meeting this evening, both sides released short statements, saying that the talks were held in a cordial atmosphere and that they will continue, but the two sides have very different priorities. the afghan government has been calling for a ceasefire, but the taliban say that's not possible until a new, what they are terming islamic government, has been created. and progress has been slow. it took the negotiating teams nearly three monthsjust to agree on the preliminary issues and throughout that period violence in afghanistan has been continuing, so whilst there is still a degree of hope that these talks could eventu

pakistan's prime minister imran khan has accused a group of demonstrators of blackmail as they continue their refusal to bury coal miners killed by eisel fighters the protesters a blocked a highway with coffins containing the bodies of 11 mine as were abducted from a remote mine in baluchistan province on sunday they are refusing to bury the dead until the prime minister agrees to meet with them to guarantee safety. coffee farmers across colombia are suffering the worst labor shortage in years as the number of temporary workers is down by nearly a half because of fears of covert 19 and low prices for beans are reports now from for donia. during the normal harvest season this steep mountains of the center isabel farm would be alive with coffee makers. hard at work selecting the best beans of the country's famous wheat arabica but this season hiring the labor has become harder amid the falling prices in the 1000 pandemic. we went from 800 or 1000 workers to 400 and not all at the same time we've been dealing with a reduction for the last couple of years but the pandemic exacerbated it. fo

the prime minister imran khan has condemned what he termed an "inhumane act of terrorism" and promisedill refuse to certify joe biden's election victory — unless a commission is set up to investigate alleged voter fraud. the 11 senators and senators—elect, led by ted cruz, want a ten—day delay to audit the unsubstantiated allegations. you're watching bbc news. during last year's lockdowns, many of us developed new passions, or found ourselves revisiting old ones, and for eight—year—old amari from south lanarkshire that meant celebrating her love of poetry. amy irons has been back to catch up with her, as she looks ahead to what 2021 might bring. i'll tell yous all something to yous fae wee me. i've been telt to stay in and i'm no longerfree. but when the lockdown is lifted and staying in isnae a must i'll tell you something, petal you'll no' see me for dust. so that was amari six months ago, really summing up a lot of our feelings in 2020. now i've come back to see how she's getting on. hi, amy! how are you doing? i'm good, how are you? i'm good. i'd ask you to come in but because of t

pakistan's prime minister, imran khan, has told the families of 11 murdered coal miners that the statety, most of whom are shia muslims. mr khan flew to baluchistan to see them, hours after thousands of people attended their funerals. the families had refused for six days to bury the dead men, insisting that they wanted the prime minister to meet them first. emergency crews 300 kilometres above the arctic circle rescued a 14—year—old frost—bitten boy buried under an avalanche that struck a ski resort near to the russian city of norilsk. the country's emergency services ministry says more than 200 people helped in the rescue effort. three bodies have been recovered and a criminal investigation is under way into possible safety violations. at least three people have died in spain, after a storm brought the heaviest snow for 50 years. a man and woman were found drowned in a car swept away by flooding in the southern city of malaga. another man was found dead in the snow near madrid. in an interview released on saturday, pope francis said people working against democracy must be condemned

prime minister imran khan has condemned what he termed an "inhumane act of terrorism" and promised those unequal than previously thought, according to a new report from a leading think tank. the uk's main set of data on wealth misses almost £800 billion worth of assets held by the wealthiest 1% of households, according to the resolution foundation. joining me now is jack leslie, economist at the resolution foundation — a think tank focusing on people on lower incomes. you are saying we are in the uk, a more unequal country economically than we previously thought? yes, our analysis was looking at the official figures that we have for how much wealth the uk households hold, those official figures put a wealth the uk households hold, those officialfigures put a {14.6 trillion, a huge amount of money faster but we had delayed it was dig into the survey data and we combined it with other bits of information like the sunday times rich list and we have been able to combine those bits of data and found their race this £800 billion, almost 5% of the, relative to the household wealth, not in the o

form of justice after more than 75 years robert bright al-jazeera so pakistan's prime minister imran khan has accused a group of. demonstrators of blackmail as they continue their refusal to burry coal miners killed by eisel fighters the protesters are blocked a highway with coffins containing the bodies of 11 miners who were abducted from a remote mine in baluchistan province on sunday they're refusing to bury the dead until the prime minister agrees to meet with them to guarantee their safety khan has condemned the attack but urged the victims' families to burry the men. pro-democracy activists in hong kong have accused of trying to silence the people most of the 53 government critics arrested on wednesday have been released on bail but their detention has raised fears about whether the territory's opposition can survive and brown reports from hong kong. 2020 was not a good year for hong kong and the start of this one hasn't been much better adding to the gloom the mass arrest of opposition figures many people we approached didn't want to talk about that i'm sorry i'm just i'm sure alth

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