the fact that the leaders of russia armenia and azerbaijan all key figures in the border karbala have crises met face to face here in moscow during the coronavirus pandemic certainly shows a very serious intent from all of the sides in these talks now vladimir putin thanked his counterparts for coming to the russian capital and noted that the cease fire agreement which was brokered by the kremlin is unfolding very steadily and at least 48000 people have already returned to their homes. let's have that. story when you do know what is the we can satisfactorily state of the trilateral agreements are being consistently implemented we are convinced that this creates the essential preconditions for the long term and full scale resolution of the longstanding conflicts on a fair basis in the interests of both the armenian and as a people. now a lot of me also noted that since the kremlin broke through a brokered truce and the arrival of far russian peacekeepers to the region off nagorno karabakh hundreds off the head tears off land have been cleared from mine. and also unexploded ammunition a

from the battle of karbala on the mater does of a man say in the year 6 a to a foundation event in the shiite face to the iran iraq war of the 19 eighties and which an estimated 1000000 iranians lost their lives the veneration of saddam and he speaks of visual language around martyrdom that runs deep in iraq martyrdom has become. an essential part of state sponsored rhetoric because explanations have to be made for an overabundance of deaths so an explanation had to give greater meaning to the bloodshed that death is not the end it is just to be. kenning and so we have seen since his death many images that equate him with the mom hussein and therefore as an ultimate martyr whose reward is paradise imo hossein is is very important for shia muslims in general he's the he's the grandson of the prophet mohammad has that particularly important in the post-revolutionary sphere and the islamic republic because the way in which i am hussein was martyred is a story as told by shia muslims of oppressors rising up against those who are press them it is a image that that resonates almost immediate

more of the slack whether it's in libya whether it is in the eastern med whether it's in a corner karbala and so i would urge europeans to get ready not just to spend more on defense but to rip it up but to be ready to do more to be a more equal partner of the united states. listen about china as well which was mentioned in the report as about to try to slow china's climb towards economic dominance how does the biden white house view this a huge china trade deal. you know as as your reporter said just a couple of minutes ago this is not going to be an easy issue to address across the atlantic in fact if you were to ask me what's the one issue that is going to cause the most heartache i would say it's china and that's because the underlying differences of opinion with china that became apparent during the last few years human rights trade geopolitics those aren't going away europe i think has wizened up toward china become more skeptical over the course of the year but there is a strong and powerful incentive on the trade front on the investment front to do more with china and so that's wh

more of the slack whether it's in libya whether it is in the eastern med whether it's in the corner karbala and so i would urge europeans to get ready not just to spend more on defense but to really don't but to be ready to do more to be a more equal partner of the united states. and listen about china as well which was mentioned in the report as a very good tries to slow china's climb towards economic dominance how does the biden white house view this a huge china trade deal. you know as as your reporter said just a couple of minutes ago this is not going to be an easy issue to address across the atlantic in fact if you were to ask me what's the one issue that is going to cause the most heartache i would say it's china and that's because the underlying differences of opinion with china that became apparent during the last few years human rights trade geopolitics those aren't going away europe i think has wizened up toward china become more skeptical over the course of the year but there is a strong and powerful incentive on the trade front on the investment front to do more with china and

and they do want to note at the end my father-in-law's father was in baton rouge when he died in karbala 1938 and it was an abandoned cemetery was not taking care of but we eventually decided to exhumed the remains and have them cremated and moved and buried at arlington cemetery. we had a service and this was in my epilogue that he was buried there and it was recognizing that we were here was somebody who contracted this disease while he was serving his country and he was basically imprisoned because of this disease in the same country but now he's being honored and respected by his country. i think is something that happened to all of these patients to some extent. >> i think this is a moment all around us when you need to pay some attention to our different kinds of ingenuity. we have been reminded in a harsh way about all of the microbes around us and the ways that they will take advantage of how we live and how we travel in who we are and how we live together but we can at this moment think about the ways in which we actually learn from prior knowledge and the ways in which we survi

outside we're coming to you from lagos and i'll be saying a big hello to my colleagues down drop in karbala hello sound. thank you mia and a one welcome for me sundra to nobody here in kampala uganda you are absolutely right on the topic we'll meet the messiah in kenya diverse in egypt and so much more here's what you can look forward to in the next half an hour. when we show you the potential for one big data to protect the environment. you also learn about how design is and spain are recycling old material into cheap fashion. and how so dos and vice houses a used to grow delicious mushrooms in ghana. but must we have a look to meas is a no then does it weather effects of climate change are increasingly not civil in the rate area are on the soil it is dusty is. it is getting harder for farmers to call it that the alarmed average rainfall throughout the year has gone down water has become a luxury few odd few a pharmacy have a sufficient amount of this precious resource as they are forced to use water more effectively the people in this area teaming up and getting creative. and. it takes a

more of the slack whether it's in libya whether it is in the eastern med whether it's in the corner karbala and so i would urge europeans to get ready not just to spend more on defense but to really don't but to be ready to do more to be a more equal partner of the united states and listen about china as well which was mentioned in the report as a bit of a tries to slow china's climb towards economic dominance how does the biden white house view this a huge china trade deal. you know as as your reporter said just a couple of minutes ago this is not going to be an easy issue to address across the atlantic in fact if you were to ask me what's the one issue that is going to cause the most heartache i would say it's china and that's because the underlying differences of opinion with china that became apparent during the last few years human rights trade geopolitics those aren't going away europe i think has wizened up toward china become more skeptical over the course of the year but there is a strong and powerful incentive on the trade front on the investment front to do more with china and so