kurdish regional government. kurdish parties have been key to the formation of iraq's government. imran khan has more now from air to be in the capital of the semi autonomous kurdish region. alexis airing is in full swing, hey, in our bill, the capital of the kurdish region of iraq. now what all the issues the kurds really care about here? well, there are a few, the key issues, all the economy, particularly for young people, young people who say that there are no jobs that they can go to. and that's frustrating them, particularly if you're a graduates, they simply a graduate jobs. you can get into the other one is the relationship with baghdad. that's absolutely crucial. it's baghdad and the kurdish regional government that decide between them the budget for the k r g. that budget is what the k r g. the government will spend on goods and services for that people. however, one political commentator the we spoke to said because the policies in all so divided, showing united face in baghdad is very difficult and that's hurting the code is people. it is unfortunate that to their voice is not uni

delivering only material and the equipment, so everything from the preparation side was well done. imran khan is in most sole outside the main polling as station in the city that still recovering from years of war. despite this heavy security has been a very disappointing day here at the ballot box. now this pulling station behind me is one of the main ones in mosul. a 1000 people are registered to vote here. so fought just over a 1000 people have voted across new or province were hearing that the vote 10 out will be around 21 to 25 percent. that's incredibly, incredibly low. now, what's the reason for that? well, they say that all politics is local. one of the driving issues of the anger and the frustration that residents of mosul fil is the fact that i feel that central baghdad, the government that has completely ignored them, this was sent the scene of some the most intense fighting against iceland. 2017, i'll just give you an example. you can see just often the distance there. that's one of the houses that was almost completely destroyed all along the street right. the way down for miles,

thanks very much johnny hashem, their report in lifeline usa from baghdad over to now imran khan, whose life was in the northern city of mosul. so enron, explain to us how the, the issue there is one of really, we're not represented the government down in baghdad. don't listen to us, they never listen to us and they never will listen to us. i guess. well, it's a very interesting point that you make. it's absolutely true. just about 20 minutes ago, i was sat with a group of iraqi lads. they were laughing, they're joking, we're talking about the election ab. none of them were boating. none of them said if we vote all of them, sorry, said if we vote, it doesn't change anything. baghdad ignores us. look at the surroundings that we're in. and this is actually one of the most damaged areas. after the fight against iso took place in 2017, much of this area was completely destroyed to school. behind me, he's actually one of the few things has been rebuilt since then. houses haven't been rebuilt. there's no electric leaves, no water. these are the local issues that people are not voting on here

withstand the force of the earthquake and collapsed as if those inside were asleep. prime minister imran khan has sent his condolences and promised aid and compensation for those affected but some say they are still in need of help aquarium, badly and haven't received any help from anyone, nor any of the government. officials have visited, we are in extreme distress and are in dire need of help living under open skies. after a mud build homes were completely collapsed. it's not that this is vicky. what is the update that i'm a poor lady with full kitch despite the fact i did my masters, i'm unemployed. and that's why i'm worried about how i'll be able to rebuild my house as winter is approaching and i'm penny less likely job in some regions are isolated and rescue efforts have been further hampered after roads were blocked by landslides caused by the quake hunter of people are displaced and we are trying to relieve them or we are thankful, a 2 hour armed forces and our army for quick transportation by her lisa to her to the she image quarter or from this sport i didn't and her we are hopeful

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ecuador; former british prime minister tony blair; and former associates of pakistani prime minister imran khan and associates of russian president vladimir putin. more than 600 journalists contributed to the reporting from the intnational consortium of investigative journalists, which was compiled over two years. the materials come from 14 global financial services dating as far back as the 1970s, though most of the files are from the past 25 years. the whistleblower who leaked tens of thousands of pages of internal facebook documents has come forward. former facebook product manager frances haugen spoke publicly for first time on cbs's “60 minutes.” >> facebook has demonstrated they cannot act independently. facebook has shown over and over it chooses profit over safety. it is paying for its profit with our safety. i am hoping this will have had a big enough impact on the world that they get the fortitude and motivation to put those regulations into place. amy: haugen's revelations, which were behind a sweeping investigation by “the wall street journal,” showed facebook executives had signifi

paying tribute to the scientist to date, prime minister imran khan described as a national icon.ister instructed that he will be buried with all official respect and honour. but in 2004, abdul qadeer khan was placed under house arrest after confessing to sharing nuclear technology with north korea, iran, and libya. he was pardoned, but also retracted his confession, and many suspect other senior pakistani figures must have known about his alleged activities. the controversy is largely glossed over in pakistan, and a0 khan has always remained a hugely popularfigure. secunder kermani, bbc news, islamabad. during the second world war, thousands of men and women from the caribbean came to serve in the royal air force, training at raf hunmanby in yorkshire. many returned after the war to settle in britain. but there�*s no public memorial to reflect their contribution. campaigners who�*d like to create one have been told it wouldn�*t be "inclusive". abi jaiyeola reports. the efforts of the brave men and women who served in the royal air force during the second world war are well known.

prime minister imran khan tweeted that he was deeply saddened by the death of the scientist.ed in 2004 after confessing to selling machinery to iran, libya, and north korea. he later recanted in 2009. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. haslinda? haslinda: thank you so much for that. let's look at market, mainly higher in asia. jobs data which missed analyst estimates. what this could mean for the fed's taper plan. take a look at oil prices, oil past $80 a barrel. goldman saying it is cutting growth projections for china for this year and next. lots of issues for investors to mull over. in terms of the currency market, an at the lowest level in two years. a cheaper yen is great for exporters, rising u.s. treasury yields. it is causing a yield differential. dollar at 1.1 2 -- at112.68. this company is asking for an extension for its bond payment due on october 25, adding to the stress on the property sector. and we have yet to hear fr