with the environment and it would be nice to bill but when it comes to making specific decisions to maximize profit while market share all those good intentions faded to the back and the book the deal is clannad full employment is he bob calling quote calm ox saying capitalism require as unemployment to diminish the boggling power of what because where is this green deal seems to provide for full employment. remember that we do not live in a capitalist society of the kind that marx was discussing marx was discussing quite properly an abstract form of capitalism which were innocent of its essential nature so every existence is watermill a form of state capitalism where state action has been undertaken under bucket or pressure to mitigate the destructive forces of pure capitalism so yes sure capitalism would require as mark says the reserve on nuclear but state capitalism and overcome the floor moved to guarantee employment and instead of decent employment there for one doesn't do with all problems of capitalism in fact we were moving pretty close to formal full employment. under obama's so th

one choice is to meet the requirements of the institutional structures that exist and work to maximize profits no matter what the human consequences that's one choice or the other choice is to put those aside and work to create a decent world suppose you makes a choice in your immediately thrown out of the board of directors and somebody else is put in who makes the 1st choice theirs or institutional it's not individual no that's not to say that it be changed within existing institutions it can so take j.p. morgan chase again biggest bank recently an internal memo of the bank was leaked and made public was very interesting it warned the directors of the bank that this and their words the survival of humanity is it stage if we continue on our present course of funding trouble feels that it added that the bank is facing reputational risks meaning the public is getting and rage and will take its revenge on you and harm you the leaders of the bank unless you make moves towards. working to save humanity from destruction otherwise the banks will be taken over by the public and national ads w

the general letters that are comparable level as well but you've got maximal in the in x. much say and when you which means that he cannot meet and there's an early closing of gaza and i can treat which cannot remain open between 10 pm you cannot be gatherings of people outside more than 10210000 people that cannot be all local pastor mills and 2 daughters have been cancelled you cannot have gatherings and more than 10 people in public spaces. beaches parks etc there are closed spots halls given that assumes confined spaces where you can't wear a mask and all faster that to the teachers and bars and that's the thing that is putting people in arms cafes in bars now that closed after 10 pm and other reactions are very much like in spain with places that are in maximal saying that they're being discriminated against opposed to places that are only reinforced red x. palacios complaining that nice and areas have the same all those the same rates of good and they do are not subject to quite the same scrutiny and this can be strengthened our show evaluation every 15 days what do

the lawyer who worked closely with the opposition belarus's taken custody maxim not possible work mas to his friends by computer at the same time eyewitnesses report he wasas forced d out ofs home by men. balaclavas due to my tiffany's now all the french luxury john l. and t. h. one cool deal with that kind of firms about for. during the copa. ninety towns that make. going to end up in a lawsuit eight x. will deplete perhaps not go. this is a life. thank you very much for being with us so migrant camp that housed thirteen thousand migrants on the greek island of lesbos he's not a smoldering mass of charred debris. fires destroyed the site and plunged down into a deep crisis people who'd risked everything to make it this far have now lost w what little they have left most of the clothes they were wearing. the sleeping wherever they can use it on the ground the u. s. and senior officials to greece to assess how best to respond unless both of the people at the center of the crisis. right now a desperate. yes the party was there. and see the people scream at me. and then the rana made fro

and arrested for criticizing the government crackdown lawyer and activist maxime is not is the latest opposition figure to be detained in baton rouge. below 5 again burning near to a greek migrant camp that was all but destroyed by an overnight blaze it's left thousands of asylum seekers without shelter but locals are blaming them for starting the fire officials believe it may have been arson started by refugees who were forced to self isolate after testing positive for the coronavirus transfer of press reports from the scene. this was one of europe's largest refugee camps morea on the greek island of lesbos fires have torn through tents and dilapidated structures they were thought to have been deliberately lit by people fed up with that desperate existence compounded by corona fires here out there today far far. far worse. and. thousands of people became homeless once again precious family belongings hastily bundled together to form makeshift bedding there were no fatalities but these are lives thrust even deeper now into limbo is very very very unfair to very very different chord. i

it establishes a standard maxim for a free society by which we can judge tyranny. it turns out, not just the tyranny of george the third and the british parliament, but also the tyranny of 19th century of 19th century southern slaveholders. because it is the declaration which is the standard maxim of a free society for the abolitionists. let me close with a few words from, i think, america's greatest 20th century poet, robert frost. in his 1915 poem, the black cottage. that is a hard mystery of jeffersons. what did he mean? the easy way is to decide it simply isn't true. it may not be. i heard a fellow say so. but nevermind. the welshman got it planted where it will trouble us 1000 years. i think that is exactly right. if you look at all subsequent american history, from the time of the declaration of independence until today, i think he will find all -- you will find all of the intellectual and political debates in this country for 235 years, in one way or another, have written -- have been a debate how to interpret the core principles of the declaration of indepe

maxim znak was due to take part in a video call from his office.asks" — an apparent reference to balaclava—wearing security officers. a russian news agency said he was detained by the state investigative committee. this comes after monday's abduction of maria kolyesnikova, who yesterday resisted attempts to forcibly deport her to ukraine by ripping up her passport and she is now in detention. 0ur correspondentjonah fisher is back in kiev, after reporting on the protests. he explains why this is significant. effectively, maxim znak was the last active member of that presidium of the coordinating council. all indications are that he has been picked up by the authorities in minsk. it's something we've seen repeatedly over the last several weeks. they've steadily been picking off members of the coordinating council and it seems giving them a pretty stark choice: they can either sit in jail in belarus and possibly face charges, or they can be taken to a border and given the opportunity to go into exile, and that is of course what happened with maria kol

it's a standard maxim for a free society. which should be familiar to all and revered by all. constantly looked to, constantly labored for and even though never perfectly attained, constantly approximated and therefore, constantly spreading and deepening its influence and augumenting the happiness and value of life to all people of all colors everywhere. and i think that's what the declaration of independence does. right. it establishes a standard maxim for a free society by which we can judge tyranny and it turns out not just the tyranny of george iii and the british parliame parliament, but also the tyranny of 19th century southern slave owners because it is the declaration, which is the standard maxim, of a free society for the abolitionists. all right. let me close with these last, with a few words from i think america's greatest 20th century poet, robert frost in his 1915 poem, the black cottage. that's a hard mystery of jeffers jefferson's. what did he mean? of course the easy way is to decide it simply isn't true. it may not be. i heard a fellow say so. but never mind.

breaking down of these patent barriers and we need to see open sharing your banks in technology to maximize the supply side and effective vaccines all over the world as soon as possible the huge economic and human cost of. in the viability of the vaccine if you think of countries like india or south africa brazil if these countries are not getting access to safe and a point to that saying until 2022 then they would have more lockdowns their economies would be huge trouble many many people would dog do not need to because the vaccine has been how to fish in the russian and private profits of pharmaceutical corporations you're tuned in to our recap of the week's big news story still to come the israeli prime minister is the solution to send the country into a 2nd lockdown has caused widespread anger about story plenty more besides cycles. is your media a reflection of reality. in the world transformed. what will make you feel safer. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by. what is truly lost his faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in

breaking down of the patent barriers and we need to see open sharing your vaccine technology to maximize the supply of safe and effective vaccines all over the world as soon as possible the huge economic and human cost of it to learn a in the variability of the vaccine if you think of countries like india or south africa or brazil if these countries are not getting access to safe and effective but staying until 2022 then they would have more lockdowns their economies would be huge trouble many many people would dog who do not need to because the vaccine has been artificially russian and for the profits of pharmaceutical corporations. still to come the israeli prime minister's decision to send the country into a 2nd lockdown has sparked protests a story and more after this. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. welcome back to the weekly the shortage of coke in 1000 testing in the u.k. has led teachers to question the safety of reopening schools as pupils and staff are amon

the breaking down of the patent barrier and we need to see open sharing of vaccine technology to maximize the supply of safe and effective vaccines all over the world as soon as possible the huge economic and human cost of the delay and availability of the vaccine if you think of countries like india or south africa brazil if these countries are not getting access to safe. until 2022 then they're in their. more luck to. huge trouble many many people who dawdle do not lead to calls that. has been artificially russian and for the profits of pharmaceutical corporations meantime back now israel's. national law later friday for at least 3 weeks the anti covert measure comes into force just hours before the start of the jewish new year it's a decision that's going deeply badly with. lot of people hundreds rallied against the new law in central tel aviv on thursday night. claiming to be blow of all proportion. with the clock counting down to the new law here. in tel aviv in the studio you can still get to the moment at least. israel is bracing for an unprecedented 2nd nationwide coverage 19 lock

the breaking down of these barriers and we need to see open sharing your vaccine technology to maximize the supply of safe and effective vaccines all over the world as soon as possible the huge economic and human cost of the delay in availability of the vaccine if you think of countries like india or south africa or brazil if these countries and not getting access to safe and effective vaccine until 2022 then they would have more lockdowns their economies would be huge trouble and many many people would die who do not need to because the vaccine has been artificially rationed by the profits of pharmaceutical corporations. israel just ended a 2nd national lockdown at last for at least 3 weeks the anti covert measure comes into force just hours before the start at sunset of the jewish new year that's made the decision deeply unpopular with an already pandemic weary public hundreds rallied against the new lockdown in central tel aviv on thursday night people held placards claiming covert had been blown out of all proportion shortly before the lockdown artie's paula sent this report from te

or the quality policy division told us it's a consequence of pharmaceutical companies seeking to maximize profits. it's extremely dangerous for the world because rich nations are monopolizing the supply of a potential breakthrough but more importantly they're doing deals with big promise you to corporation which are defending their intellectual property and their profits meaning that the supply of taxes being artificially limited. oxfam says there won't be enough seems to go round to meet global demand the 5 leading vaccine care that it's for which nations across the world of steel to deal currently undergoing the final stage of chemical clinical trials so whether even if all 5 prove to be a success which according to charities extremely unlikely around 2 thirds of the world's population will still have to wait and see that at least 2022 on top of potential drug shortages that oxfam further says that the vaccine deals lay bare the inequality between prosperous and developing countries case in point this the u.k. is managed to secure up to 5 doses per person depending of course on how thos

breaking down of the painting barrier and we need to see open sharing of banks in technology to maximize the supply. and effective vaccines all over the world as soon as possible the huge economic and human cost of the delay in the variability of the vaccine if you think of countries like india or south africa of brazil if these countries are not getting access to safe. until 2022 then they're in they would have more locked down. their economies would be huge trouble and many many people would die and we do not need to calls that vaccine has been how to fish in the russian and private profits of pharmaceutical corporations. and this country's value for vaccines israel and to the 2nd national yesterday friday sparking protests is expected to last as long as least 3 weeks will tell you. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sport i'm showbusiness i'll see that. again 18 past 10 of the morning are sunday morning here in moscow so as we were saying before the break israel into the 2nd national lockdown on friday is expected to

oxfam's inequality policy divisions this is a consequence of pharmaceutical companies seeking to maximize profits it's extremely dangerous for the world because rich nations. pursue plausible potential. but more importantly they're doing deals with big pharmaceutical corporations which are defending their intellectual property and their profit meaning they're the employee of banks and. there won't be enough vaccines to go around to meet global demands the 5 leading vaccine candidates for which nations across the world seal the deal are currently undergoing the final stage of clinical trials over even if all 5 proved to be a success which according to the shouting is extremely unlikely around 2 thirds of the world's population will still have to wait until at least 2022 and on top of potential drug shortages says the vaccine deals laid bare the inequality between prosperous and developing countries for example the u.k.'s managed to secure up to 5 doses per person depending of course how the trials go bangladesh we can see a stark contrast here only one dose per 9 people max lorson again sa

breaking down of the patent barriers and we need to see open sharing your vaccine technology to maximize its applause safe and effective vaccines all over the world as soon as possible the huge economic and human cost of. a live aid ability the vaccine if you think of countries like india or south africa or brazil if these countries are not getting access to safe and effective saying until 2022 then they would have more lockdowns their economies would be huge trouble or many many people would dog who do not need to because the vaccine has been artificially russian and for the profits of pharmaceutical corporations. still had the israeli prime minister's decision to send the country into a 2nd a lockdown has sparked protest a story and more after the break. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy going from duration let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development the only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. welcome back to the weekly the shortage of covert 1000 testing in

breaking down of these patent barriers and we need to see open sharing your vaccine technology to maximize the supply safe and effective vaccines all over the world as soon as possible the huge economic and human cost of. a live aid ability of the vaccine if you think of countries like india or south africa brazil if these countries are not getting access to safe and effective thing into 2022 then they would have more lockdowns their economies would be huge trouble many many people would dog who do not need to because the vaccine has been artificially russian and for the profits of pharmaceutical corporations. the shortage of code testing in the u.k. has led teachers to question the safety of reopening schools cables and staff are among those struggling to get checked our correspondent is ali reports it wasn't so long ago that senior british politicians were promising that it was safe for children to finally go back to school i think the crucial thing is that. pupils get back to school it's much much better for their for their health and mental wellbeing their jobs their educational prospe

the breaking down of the patent barriers and we need to see open sharing of vaccine technology to maximize the supply of safe and effective vaccines all over the world as soon as possible the huge economic and human cost of. a live aid ability the vaccine if you think of countries like india or south africa of brazil if these countries are not getting access to say you can point to that saying until 2022 then they would have more lockdowns their economies would be huge trouble and many many people would die who do not need to because the vaccine has been artificially ration and private profits of pharmaceutical corporations. well meantime israel is set to enter a 2nd national coronavirus lockdown later today which is going to last for at least 3 weeks the restrictions also coincide with the beginning of the jewish new year it's made the move really unpopular for some and hundreds rallied against the shut down in central tel aviv late thursday night testers have plaque cards and banners stressing the measures and pandemic have been exaggerated they say honestly as in tel aviv for one of the

breaking down of the patent barriers and we need to see open sharing your banks in technology to maximize the supply of safe and effective vaccines all over the world as soon as possible the huge economic and human cost of the delay in the variability of the vaccine if you think of countries like india or south africa brazil if these countries are not getting access to safe and effective saying until 2022 then they would have more lockdowns their economies would be huge trouble and many many people would dog i do not need to because the vaccine has been artificially ration and private profits of pharmaceutical corporation. meantime is nations vie to secure a vaccine israel and to the 2nd national lockdown on friday it's expected to last at least 3 weeks the measure came to force just hours before the start of the jewish new year prime minister benjamin netanyahu says it's in response to a soaring infection rate. i know. we have witnessed another along with the increase in deaths and the continued increase in the number of critically ill patients as many of the experts have recommended we

breaking down of these patent barriers and we need to see open sharing your banks in technology to maximize the supply of safe and effective vaccines all over the world as soon as possible the huge economic and human cost of the delay in availability of the vaccine if you think of countries like india or south africa brazil if these countries are not getting access to safe saying until 2022 they. they would have more lockdowns their economies would be huge trouble and many many people would die do not need to because the vaccine has been artificially rationed private profits of pharmaceutical corporations. 4 wheeler one has backed down on handing lewis hamilton a penalty over his anti racism campaign at the end of last weekend's tuscon graham free than the british driver took to the podium wearing a t. shirt against police brutality it raised questions over making political statements through sport and whether or not hamilton's latest move broke motor sport rules indeed hamilton's t. shirt said arrest the cops who killed brianna taylor referencing the 26 year old black medical worker who wa

you had to try to maximize life and livelihood. walk down everything and crush the economy, so many more people will die over time, taps of despair from lost jobs, homes, businesses and hope that will ever die covid-19. answer the challenge is how do you do both? now we saw three basic models around the world in that. then i will end with this. we saw the chinese model. chinese model was actually as a state surveillance system, china has developed to control its people. to try to control the virus. they were super efficient. they didn't just flatten the curve they crush the curve. but they did it using a huge state apparatus to test back in trace people with the virus. we have democratic variants of that, france had once, singapore, hong kong, south korea, germany, although had democratic variance of that. depending on the culture and the efficiency of the government, some worked better in some worked less. the second model is a swedish model. the swedish model says were actually going to balance lives and livelihood by keeping par

. >> load in a checkerboard pattern and maximize spacing. everyone should face forward.nounce your own floor. >> 28, please. >> but the person who is closest to the buttons should push them and use your knuckles. >> if you do touch something, many buildings now have hand sanitizer near the elevators. some elevator companies are selling buttons you can tap with your feet and air purifiers. >> we know this virus has th mn. >> reporter: evenarea's oe ildings restrictions. tisencrup is one of the bay area's largest elevator providers with thousands of elevators digitally connected to monitor activity. the company says bay area elevator use was at its lowest in mid april and is rising slowly. during the last week of august the number of tisencrup elevator trips in san francisco office buildings was just 23% of normal. and san jose 40%. in oakland 46%. and it's likely most of the elevator cars on each trip up and down were not full. the company's high-tech system can assign people to specific elevator cars. >> elevator traffic is down across the board. so what that allows us t

on wednesday and identified men in plain clothes were seen taking maxime son not into custody. illusion security forces have now confirmed that both prominent opposition figures have been jailed accused of calling for action that would harm national security it doesn't stop here. noble prize winning author is a bit like see if said unknown people repeatedly rang her doorbell and attempted to enter her apartment despite the intimidation she called on president alexander lukashenko to engage in a dialogue with his critics who. said he will not speak to the people taking to the streets but those on the streets are countryman the people are not those who follow those orders he doesn't decide who is the people and who isn't the people or those on the streets. i think save each is now the only high profile opposition figure still living as a free woman and bella bruce with the growing pressure on opposition figures comes after a month of unprecedented protests against those reelection which demonstrators say was rigged. main opposition candidates that. left velour recess to the vote

reopening by maximizing the general comfort level of among all consumers so that we can get this engine started back up as opposed to going back to marshall's analogy ok great we've turned the car back on but we're still driving as if we're in a school zone what we need more than anything else is certainty and we all have to agree on that there has to be consensus is all the time we have i want to thank my guests in dallas and in new york and i want to take our viewers for watching us iraq you see you next time remember. the world is driven by dreamers shaped and personal those with. the barriers thinks. we dare to ask. her out it's history john it's with the self-proclaimed islam makes state terrorists have recorded up to 30000 foreigners from all over the world to fight about using aggressive internet company gunda campaigns to isis convince people that moving to the caliphate meaning parts of syria and iraq outraged by the church fathers was our free muslims to do just like prayer fasting and making the problem which. i. found sense of russian citizens a laugh their country to join t

reopening by maximizing the general comfort level of among all consumers so that we can get this engine started back up as opposed to going back to marshall's analogy ok great we've turned the car back on but we're still driving as if we're in a school zone what we need more than anything else is certainty and we all have to agree on that there has to be consensus as all the time we have i want to thank my guests in dallas and in new york and i want to take our viewers for watching us iraq you see you next time remember. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports that's less i'm show business i'll see of that. throughout its history john just with the self-proclaimed islamic state terrorist group of recruiting up 230000 following us from all over the world to find. out. if you're in. sounds of russian citizens left their country to join the terrorists often bringing wives and children with them. but he's not going to be done and ideas imposed on you that you see me as and you could move. all in you to the moon hundreds of

so when we look at palantir we think yes, maybe they maximize the price, but what kind of -- it's notu want to have a stock that trades well after the first day. you want it to go up and make investors happy. then you can issue more shares employees can see they made money on their options it has a -- i think especially when you're only selling a portion of your shares into the market that's not the time to be looking at maximizing your price. if you sold the whole company, no doubt but i think these avenues for going public have not worked that well for investors. if that is the case investors won't come in and be interested in these >> there is another distinction, not just a direct listing, but one of the most aggressive corporate governance structures that i think we have ever seen yet wall street journal report says it could fetch a valuation of more than $22 billion do you think investors are looking at such an advantage even if they sell their stakes they can essentially retain control. >> that's right, clearly in the long run that really matters but i think in the short run in

it one of the last opposition leaders active in bellicose has been detained by masked men lawyer maxime's not questacon a spot of an escalating crackdown on weeks after protests this comes only a day after a fellow politician maria kolesnikov i was forcibly driven to the border with ukraine sonia gago has been following developments. they seem to be continuing if not intensifying their crackdown on the opposition and namely focusing it on the coordination council which was the council was formed in order to do a diet to have dialogue with the president look at shank in order to try and resolve the matter of the disputed election as peacefully as possible but this has really been a thorn in the side for president look himself or certainly sees it that way as a very serious threat to his power and of course if you're looking at all the demonstrations that have been happening there. continuously since the august 9th election that opposition to his rule is not going away and so with that the intensity of the crackdown has also been getting heavier as well just don't choose day night after ano

reports directly to the president according to the national criminal codes maria kolesnik are in maxime's not good now face up to 5 years in jail and it seems like there is only one member of their position co-ordination councils brazilian remains free inside the country it is for the leaks year which we know of nobel prize for literature well leaving belarusian opposition candidates for planning to kind of skier says she hopes to start talks with the ruling powers despite the activists detention she's in warsaw and neighboring poland trying to garner support a lot of people are still in hospitals lot of people some people were raped. and it is. it was a great shock for all there will resent people because we really couldn't even expect that such violence could happen in our country in the at the moment. the regime is trying to scare and demoralize demoralize us but eat relies on the on force we rely on our solidarity and vision of a new bill rose meanwhile serbia has suspended military drills with foreign troops for 6 months citing pressure from the european union the move will hold plan

there is an assumption of economic maximization.his assumption that the players within the game are rational to maximize the payoff. i put it to you we are somewhere rationality with very little regard to the payouts. >> that is a big assumption of game theory. also a process where when you have a government, you would expect the more rational outcome to be put forth. you have a point. the most logical group of experts might not always lead you to the outcome that is optimal. this is why we think this is a known unknown. we are also going to hear from the boe. saybrexit hurdles you might in terms of what's going on with a deal to parliament this week, is this something the boe needs to start including in their strategy? .> absolutely they have done so in their risk assessment. a lot of focus has been around the economic shock of the pandemic recession in terms of the qe rate cut etc.. i think this is an additional shock to the economy. a risk that will be factored in. they have a tricky balance. sterlinghe collapse of and quarter in

we need to hold onto that recognition by saving the day to really maximize this opportunity. we need a marshall plan for our kids in this moment. i know everybody on this call will be pounding the pavement in that way. what were talking a lot about the airlines and whatnot. but let's not forget about our most treasured and talent of our country during this moment. >> i don't want and on a down note. but i have one more cautionary note which is after going through this time, most of her concerned about the number of teachers that will leave the profession. we've now seen so much pressure on them. so i would hope that is on a set of humans ago the national recognition of the teachers and we can figure out a way to really rally around them. because they are such a pivotal piece of this puzzle and are deserving of the investment. >> i want what was just said. i hope in this changes are taking place the parents have a greater appreciation for what teachers have to do now. if the roles they play in how important they are the lives of our children in their development. i think i'm g

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reminding us all the time of hugo's maxim that there is no such thing as bad plants or bad men, onlyles miserables is cinemas now and i urge you to seek it out. it's snowing. winter is coming! we have a real connection. a rare and intense attachment. i've never experienced anything like it. i am thinking of ending things. huh? charlie kaufman is the screenwriting genius who won a bafta for being john markovich and another for adaptation and a third for an eternal sunshine in the spotless mind which he also nabbed an oscar. he has fared less well as a director, with 2008 synecdoche, new york polarising critics and bombing of the box office, earning less than a quarter of its $20 million budget. we will never know if kaufman's critically fated latest proofs more popular, since its release direct netflix, the audience figures are a closely guarded secret. i am listening jake's parents for the first time. a solid story talking about his road trip taken by young couple play byjesse clemens and jesse buckley. tony collete david she lists the moment that whose age changes between scenes and

office buildings are intended to symbolize wealth and power but designed to maximize efficiency and productivity a production line for paper work. open plan offices are not well liked nowadays in germany they're often noisy and dark workers feel crown turned constantly observed by bosses and coworkers will the pandemic mean the end for the office half of german office workers have been working from home to reduce the risk of infection. this saves time normally spent commuting to work and can better combine work and family some 77 percent of people who've tried it say they enjoy working from home. they might miss being together with their colleagues but the advantages outweigh the disadvantages the office of the future might start to look a lot like home. absolutely nothing against my marvelous colleagues here mate but working from home does have its advantages that all some things you can do that might be frowned upon and a normal workplace as our very own olaf krieger can testify. more good morning. morning so what's on the agenda today. very interesting. yes very interesting. ok today i'm goin

has slipped stealthily from astute observation to urgent action, reminding us all the time of hugo's maxim as bad plants or bad men, only bad cultivators. les miserables is in cinemas now and i urge you to seek it out. it's snowing. winter is coming! we have a real connection. a rare and intense attachment. i've never experienced anything like it. i'm thinking of ending things. huh? charlie kaufman is the screenwriting genius who won a bafta for being john malkovich, another for adaptation, and a third for eternal sunshine of the spotless mind, for which he also nabbed an oscar. he's fared less well as a director, with 2008's synecdoche, new york polarising critics and bombing at the box office, earning less than a quarter of its $20 million budget. we'll never know if kaufman's critically feted latest proves more popular, since it's released direct to netflix. their audience figures are a closely—guarded secret. i am visiting jake's parents for the first time. the typically solipsistic story centres on a snowy road trip taken by young couple played byjesse plemons and jessie buckley. we'r

on wednesday and identified men in plain clothes were seen taking maxime son not into custody. illusion security forces have now confirmed that both prominent opposition figures have been jailed accused of calling for action that would harm national security it doesn't stop here. noble prize winning others a bit like syria if said unknown people repeatedly rang her doorbell and attempted to enter her apartment despite the intimidation she called on president alexander lukashenko to engage in dialogue with his critics who question could pretty sure go shanklin said he will not speak to the people taking to the streets but those on the streets are our countrymen the people are not those who follow luka shane close order he doesn't decide who is the people and who isn't the people or those on the streets. i think syria is now the only high profile opposition figure still living as a free woman and bella ruse. the growing pressure on opposition figures comes after a month of unprecedented protests against those reelection which demonstrators say was rigged. main opposition candidat

but supplies will also be limited initially at least so there needs to be a framework in place to maximize benefits. the vaccine alliance or dobby which is the international organization that plays a vital role in vaccine development and distribution all over the world it's come up with guidelines and they're providing the most benefit for the most people worldwide even with limited resources over $150.00 countries have now signed up to it's kovacs initiative it recommends that the 1st people to get a vaccine should be those most exposed to the disease which are the health care and and social care workers on the pandemic front lines thousands of them all over the planet have died from post 1000 already next in line would be older people over 60 five's alone with those at high risk if they catch the disease like like people with with underlying health conditions most countries will probably also prioritise professions that are deemed to be essential for people like caregivers and rest homes or police officers or those who work in in key industries like food production which already clear is

reports that one of the last remaining opposition leaders has been seized by masked men colleagues of maxime said he was detained outside his office on monday another prominent opposition council member maria kolesnikov a disappeared belarusian officials say she is in custody after trying to escape into ukraine but 2 opposition members who were with her have spoken out providing different details. chants of maria you are a hero people in delhi rousseau once again on the streets of minsk mancini in support of leading opposition figure maria kolesnik if. she went missing on monday lucian authorities claimed she and allies even chrestos in and on robben cove tried to flee the country they published this video saying they detained as she tried to cross the border to ukraine crossed off and running calls tell a different story they say the 3 were arrested by security forces in minsk on monday interrogated for hours and driven to the border with ukraine early on cheese date. there they say authorities ordered them to enter ukraine they wanted their departure to look involuntary. so. soon as she go

part one of the last opposition leaders active in belarus has been detained by masked men loyal maxime's nack was taken as part of an escalating crackdown on weeks of protests and it comes only a day after a fellow politician maria kolesnik over was forcibly driven to the border with ukraine voters in ethiopia's northern tier a region are defying a federal government order to cost their ballots and a local election the government declared wednesday's polls illegal but officials say any interference what amounts to a declaration of war severe flooding in sudan has killed at least 110 people with the nile river reaching unprecedentedly high levels hundreds of thousands of people have been forced from their homes. those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after al-jazeera world apply. the a. is something deep like he found a home knowing how to be lonely if you know different b.j. house on whom i don't call it highly howell's and that conan chia home do we treat the house dead meat least the way you're going to chitti a whole. relationship with my father. i can't say but