khosla. cars sean sean watch it one dish question. oh. september the 1st before. there was an explosion in the gym while overseeing hostages a female suicide bomber detonated her device near the door the terrorists shot everyone who'd been wounded but the grassed the full 30 they picked out 20 men and made them carry the bodies to the 2nd floor and throw them from the windows they then executed the men. as someone else happened. to distrust them but though jiang blood was the last nickel throughout us talk at all cause he had us number that got us on the. check or they had to come in we didn't station your way while bob paul wants to try he was bored out that if such a thing you think you want. to change bob it was a blind. in the eyes of the most such as so as interim notes and all again. so bush just article new guy being there would be a lot of money still no cause it's something. you're going to use a shorter name but i'm still at the end shane. what i was about shots just on center. yes those did stand and they could see him in. person. some other one put thi

virtual reality it's now possible to experience what it was like when people try to escape and on from khosla got to experience what it was like for his grandfather who dug a tunnel underneath the berlin wall. this man in this picture is tells measure from cause that he's my grandfather and in this picture you see him building a tunnel under the burden wall losing of your goggles and on coast and social historian am at that period of time traveling back to the year 964 for the you tube show virtually history. that tenzin is either he has a plan. is just a few years now but younger is this weird it's like 3 months traveling in time in $964.00 close michael vaughan koestler and some friends dug a tunnel from west berlin to east berlin and they wanted to help people to feel the g.d.r. it took them 6 months of digging in secret to complete untangle experienced a tunnel in virtual space 12 meters deep 445 meters long the young tunnel builder from back then is now a pensioner when close michael vaughan coarsely sees the virtual video of the berlin wall and tunnel it brings back memories from legion

is really about israel and has far less to do with the actual troubled relations between serbian khosla basically this the arm of the grand name of economic normalization all it really does is vance what we're already agreed projects mostly that that's that the thrust of this agreement there were already projects to improve the air rail and road links between serbia and kosovo and the parties basically today have agreed to advance those there's a couple other new elements there to improve the border connection crossing but. small and medium enterprise loans a few other odds and ends but there is really nothing transformative here about the relations that justifies this grand title and the grand name which is better but surely some progress must have been made 7 course of agreeing to cooperate on on some issues do you think this opens the door. great a progress for example serbia finally recognized in kosovo. well this is the key question is about the recognition of cost of bus service because that's what really holds back kosovo's economy that's the issue the fact that it has this limbo

has previously said the group is being investigated for violating funding laws — i spoke to rajat khoslahing that everybody should be very, very worried about. the kind of systematic stifling of dissent are crumbling of institutions that has taken place, lack of any kind of independent accountability of any kind in the country is extremely worrying. india does not stand a good company with these good moves they are making, the only other country previously that had been forced to shut operations was russia in 2016. amnesty has been speaking up for dozens of activists like umar khalid here, who've been jailed on serious charges — retribution, many believe, for their strong criticism of the government. it's notjust activists. people from the world of business, entertainment, even the media privately say that they fear speaking out against government policies or actions. an indication that the space for debate and disagreement that has been at the very heart of this chaotic, noisy democracy is rapidly shrinking. mahua moitra is an opposition mp. we have elections, but that's about as far as