mohammed: mohammed: the failure of these two u.s.anks have made people nervous, but governments are moving quickly to reassure their public. the french finance minister says his nation's financial stability is secure. >> europeans have learned all the lessons of the 2008 financial crisis. to strengthen the protection of the banking system and european banks, in particular, french next. you now have a protection that is solid repeat with great seriousness, there is no risk to french banks there is no risk to the french banking system. i want to say this to all the savers and entrepreneurs who have deposited their funds with french banks. mohammed: while politicians seek to emphasize stability, there have been jitters and volatility on world markets. at the frankfurt stock exchange, analysts remain cautious. >> there is a conviction here that central banks will have to intervene in an emergency. something like in 2008 won't happen when a small fly turned into an elephant with the lehman collapse and almost brought down the entire syste

king mohammed the 6th was crowned mohammed see thought, install a trone mohammed. the 6th ascended the throne with a clear conscience. you know your please. he had not imprisoned or tortured any one guardian. he had not taken a stand on any sensitive issue you should link or the moroccan people who regard the monarchy as a symbol of the country's stability. you said he embodied new hopi, the good morning this busy c menchie stadium for city marsh. for today, he was considered the king of the poor from the beginning to move a king who was close to the people who went out on the streets and grated people. when you had his picture taken with them of it could not you have this created this image of a modern king, which i think reflected his personality. 40 corresponding mitchell hoffman. do business ah women, nipple mohammed, the 6th isn't a great orator, hopeless. he prefers direct contact with the people interaction with the population . law prisons, surely taylor lengthy or this was evident right at the beginning of his reyes is where ye, oh did you run to that? yes

ah, another great achievement of mohammed. this 6 is the truth commission founded in 2004 to investigate human rights violations. especially those committed under the reign of his father hassam the 2nd c. d. in fire scene exam wide. it was an extremely intelligent and wise way to tackle such a sensitive subject in unconquered hall. he made it very clear ality my father, arrested, tortured and imprisoned. doesn't z hundreds, thousands of opposition. members ye do puzzle m y as his son. want to reconcile this part of morocco's past and break that taboo tomorrow and finally put that problem to rest that tab. you fool chris celibacy. in the early 19 seventy's, a period of harsh state oppression began in morocco. it was a response to 2 military coup attempt that nearly cost house on the 2nd, his life. for 3 decades, political opponents and democratic activists were suppressed and subjected to unprecedented levels of violence or bottom these any to prove. they are called the use of lead or the black years a mob. it was the height of

mohamed el-erian is coming up.is highlighting what is a huge change in the fed fund futures market. sounds like we are getting into the weeds, but essentially the market is now telling us that, rather than pricing and a possibility of rates going up higher and faster, which is what you most recently heard from the federal reserve chair, that this market is now pricing in rates possibly staying the same or even getting cut by end of year. that is a remarkable change that is happening in just a matter of years. >> damage has been done by the federal reserve. this is the fastest rate raising campaign in history. >> sandra: possibly one of the biggest policy mistakes -- >> this calamity over the weekend, this is the first disaster in the first act of what will be a rolling financial crisis. lehman brothers was the last calamity. >> you are still going to have inflation -- >> sandra: let me add one thing. all of these banks should have been raising their deposit rates for regular customers in the last year, but they did

mohammed: all right, let's take a step back for a moment.y lineker made another statement on small boats as his return to the bbc was confirmed. he said, "however difficult the last few days have been, it simply doesn't compare to having to flee your home from persecution or war to seek refuge in a land far away. it is heartwarming to have seen the empathy towards their plight from so many of you." aiden, let me ask you about this . this tweet from gary lineker, would this suggest to you that no matter what the review of the bbc social media guidelines ultimately finds, mr. lineker does feel secure in continuing to tweet his opinions, at least on this matter? guest: i think he will. he feels strongly about it, and i think in this particular case, on reflection, he may have actually tweeted the second part of the major point he was making in a slightly different manner. that is a learning experience. but this political question is massively important. we have a major western government about to challenge the 1951 national convention on refuge

>> mohamed: three things came together, one mismanagement by svb. two is lapse in supervision, you had a bank that grew under the nose of the federal reserve and physical reserve did not pay enough attention and third issue impacting us well beyond the banking system, one of the worst policy mistakes by the federal reserve and way it handled interest rate increases. it did nothing for a while mischaracterizing inflation as transzitery, it wasn't transitory in one of the most pronounced interest rate cycles and that destabilized weak institutions, weak individuals and weak companies. >> mike: concerns over what happens now, the two banks failed because they didn't have enough liquidity. big banks signalled panic over the last eight days, large banks borrowed from the federal reserve discount window to shore up reserve, the week before the same banks boried 4.6 billion, this indicates concern, what are your concerns? >> mohamed: my concern comes from deposit base. get questions asking are my deposits safe? yes, they are and they say, what do i lose if

now professor mohammed mirandi is sticking around with us. thank you so much for staying around professor. so how does an atheist state such as china address a country that is based on religious law, like saudi arabia is a sunni muslim state, or iran being and islamic republic. it's sheila muslim. there she islam. is it more difficult to see i because of the opposing views on religion as a matter of law, i wouldn't say that saudi arabia has been promoting sonia, i would say that it's highly influenced by mohammed now to have and therefore the ideas of mohammed, if not we'll have our key and therefore that's why many people say they're well happy. so i would consider that the ideology that was promoted, that has been promoted for by so the rate for decades to be very different, different from one significant way is different from traditional. so nissan that we have seen and, and across this on the world, in the case of china, what i'm so in the case of china, i would say that the issue is not so much religion. i don't think religion is key her

i would say that it's highly influenced by mohammed now to and therefore the ideas of mohammed. if not, we'll have our key and therefore that's why many people say they're well happy. so i would consider that the ideology that was promoted, that has been promoted for i so the rate for decades to be very different, different from one significant way is different from traditional. so nissan that we have seen and, and across this long world, in the case of china, what i know. so in the case of china, i would say that the issue is not so much religion. i don't think religion is key here. as long as the chinese respect the sovereignty, a country like iran, as long as china respects the sovereignty of any other country. then i think that regardless of the religious ideology or the lack of a religious ideology, train and business can continue. and you and iran, you have people who are very secular and you have people who are very religious. you have shop owners who are secular shop owners who are religious. they do business the tray, you have neighbors who are religious and secular. th

mohamed a el-erian, thank— who will get hit hard.t hit hard. mohamed a el-erian, thank you very - who will get hit hard. mohamed a el-erian, thank you very much - who will get hit hard. mohamed a el-erian, thank you very much forj el—erian, thank you very much for your time. el-erian, thank you very much for your time-— the british prime minister, rishi sunak, has pledged to increase uk defence spending by nearly £5 billion over the next two years to counter emerging threats from hostile states. the funding boost will be confirmed in a new uk foreign and security strategy, to be published on monday. it comes ahead of talks between the prime minister and his us and australian counterparts in california. the trio are set to agree details of a uk—us pact to supply australia with nuclear—powered submarines. well, the government's first priority, my priority, is to keep our country safe. and today we're publishing our integrated review, which sets out our foreign policy and approach to security policy. and it's clear that the world has be

come on up. >> today a mohammed day (laughter.) >> thank you. (clapping.) and then lastly, i want to call you think persian woman and tech sophie for all you're amazing work you have done (clapping.) . thank you. >> yeah. one second so then also let's give up for the wonderful happening displays thank you for her amazing work and (clapping.) for again, it is absolutely beautiful and hand it back to severing any. >> thank you, supervisor. and mayor for an incredible speech this today would not be possible without the support of many of our community members and giving the time, and money because it costs something like to lee like this and recognize those who really have been the pillar important for the program and for the most part the culture family foundation (clapping.) has been supporting this initiative for many, many years we appreciate that. mr. mohammed and christen. >> (clapping). >> i think beyond the community we also need to see around us in the city and they need to step up and also support thankful for amazon crews and san francisco giants in

mohammed -- mohammed el arian.ammed: this bank had concentrated deposits among society, tech entrepreneur start ups, and they themselves have been under pressure, so this is an isolated case, but it reflects a much bigger issue, which is that we are going to have bumps along the way, not just the high interest rate, with the possibility of both economic and financial. kasia: earlier today, in a bid to stem contain just across the -- contagion across the banking system, ensuring all account holders could retrieve any funds. president biden said the taxpayers not barony losses from the move, and regulators also took over signature bank of new york, which was seen as the institution most vulnerable to a similar bank run after svb. mr. biden also says the bank leaders will be fired. our global bank correspondent richie david has more. >> they clearly were not listening -- listing it all in one basket. when you look at other banks, they have large holdings, but ultimately there are rules in place that have much more div

west midlands police said mohammed abbkr, of edgbaston, birmingham, is being kept in custody ahead of court charged with the attempted murders of two men who were set alight in separate attacks in birmingham and west london. i'm s o rry , i'm sorry, that is the same story. let's see what we have to say from our corresspondent, phil mackie a birmingham magistrates�* court. it was a very brief hearing at birmingham magistrates�* court today. mohammed abbkr, who is originally from sudan, but gave his address as being in edgbaston in birmingham, spoke only to confirm his name, age and address in the hearing that lasted less than ten minutes. he faces two charges of attempted murder relating to two separate incidents. in the first, a man called hashi odowa was set alight after he was returning home from evening prayers at the west london london islamic centre in ealing on february the 27th. the second alleged attack took place earlier this week here in birmingham. in that, mohammed rayaz, who is 70 years old, was also set alight on his way home from evening prayers at his mosque, also in e

mohammed abbkr gave his address as being in edgbaston, originally from iraq. separate incidences. in the first, a case of a man called hashi odowa was set alight when returning home from prayers at a —— west london islamic centre in ealing. the second alleged attack took place in birmingham, in that, mohammed rayaz, 70 years old, was set alight returning from his mosque, in edgbaston in birmingham. we have spoken his family, who that he is a serious, but stable condition. they said that he suffered life changing injuries, that he was burned on his chest, face, and hands. he has unable to speak briefly to the police, but cannot open his eyes at the moment. mohammed abbkr was remanded in custody, for a month, when he is due in the crown court. the prime minister has been in wales today — speaking about plans for two freeports. rishi sunak was also asked about the vote that took place yesterday at westminster on part of his new brexit deal for northern ireland and his decision to publish his tax return. let's listen in to what he had to say. i am delighted about

thank you very much forl speaking with us, mohamed el-erian. speaking with us, mohamed el—erian.has visited the ukrainian city of mariupol, believed to be his first time inside territory seized by russian forces since the start of the war more than a year ago. the visit provoked a furious response from some ukrainian officials. mariupol�*s exiled mayor told bbc news that mr putin was a "criminal who'd returned to the scene of the crime". our diplomatic correspondent, james landale, reports from ukraine's capital, kyiv. vladimir putin arrived in mariupol by helicopter, at least according to pictures broadcast by russian state television. then he drove himself into the city amid tight security on what's thought to be his first known visit to parts of ukraine seized by russian forces after last year's invasion. in the darkened streets, he met what were described as local residents. the kremlin said it was a "spontaneous visit". they seemed happy to see him. "we need to start getting to know each other better," mr putin said. "we pray for you," one woman said. "finally, you are here.

they w mohammed algebra fire reports now from the city of italy. at night for the 44 year old m r f i e fills his car with blankets and drives to the outskirts of it live far away from the cities crumbling residential buildings. he spends the night here with the sun since the 2nd earthquake struck northwest and syria and turkey. hundreds of families are afraid to sleep in their own homes for fear of being trapped inside. if they collapse. after all the earthquakes, my son and i are traumatized without dest at home, because it's not safe. that was he and we haven't bought the tenant tense costs between $2400.00. and we can't afford wanted to have decided to stay here for the medina, horning the earthquakes that struck northern syria and killed almost 6000 people also destroyed thousands of structures. after the 2nd quake, nearly 200000 people were displaced. families abandoned their homes. as after sharks made the initial damage from the quakes even worse, many moved into tents in front of their houses, or in other public places. the son of relief o

the award winning film of the same name mohammed like so many other people. hundreds of them held at guantanamo was never guilty of any crime, but he was held there for well over a decade. he was one of the lucky ones. he was released, he wrote a best selling book. his experience was made into a movie and he was re settled finally in the netherlands. but what about other innocent people? how have their lives been impacted by their kidnappings and incarceration at guantanamo? well i think, you know, it's, it's difficult to know in so many cases because, you know, most of the people at guantanamo have been read, been sent back to their home countries. and then it becomes a matter of what kind of home governments they have. and clearly, you know, i would say that, you know, people who are returned to western european countries have generally fed quite well not, not necessarily in terms of a certain amount of harassment and surveillance, but in terms of being able to go on with their lives and having access to that to support that is not available to people in so many other countries. so

to hear the announcements with the new bill is now expected to take over from outgoing president. mohammed har electoral commission said mister to neighborhood 18800000 votes, while his main challenger, article abaca took almost 7000000, but opposition parties have questioned those figures and labeled the election a share. ah, the man known as the godfather of league also arrived to a pop stars, well come a long time political king mika polo to move, who has just pulled off his biggest. when yet, addressing his supporters after a scrappy campaign, he portrayed himself as a unifying figure. well, i don't, i wear mas wanted uribe. i board me earlier, the national election commission confirmed the final results after a highly disputed vote. jennifer bowler, image of the if p c haven't satisfied the requirements of the law is hereby declared the winner and is returned elected. thank you. party agent stepped forward to sign off on the result, but it was unclear of the mean opposition officials did so to on tuesday they called for fresh collections following complaints about technical and logist

come on up. >> today a mohammed day (laughter.) >> thank you. (clapping.) and then lastly, i want to call you think persian woman and tech sophie for all you're amazing work you have done (clapping.) . thank you. >> yeah. one second so then also let's give up for the wonderful happening displays thank you for her amazing work and (clapping.) for again, it is absolutely beautiful and hand it back to severing any. >> thank you, supervisor. and mayor for an incredible speech this today would not be possible without the support of many of our community members and giving the time, and money because it costs something like to lee like this and recognize those who really have been the pillar important for the program and for the most part the culture family foundation (clapping.) has been supporting this initiative for many, many years we appreciate that. mr. mohammed and christen. >> (clapping). >> i think beyond the community we also need to see around us in the city and they need to step up and also support thankful for amazon crews and san francisco giants in

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now i guess mohammed the in fact now i guess mohammed to mark international women's day, put out a statement from jail outlining know the massive costs that women have been paying inside jail, outside of jail, to stand against this regime and the fight continues. so it is a very clear desire to and you know, this system of, you know, some might say gender apartheid, this system of human rights abuses of corruption and poverty that the islamic republic is very much undertaking against its own people. and the struggle continues. and the message is very clear, especially from these very well known women who have paid such heavy as such a heavy price even before the genome massa, a mi ni uprising began in september, massa alley mcdonny from the oaks, had internet. and she thank you so much for taking the time, speak to us today. now the russian wagner paramilitary organization is claiming that it has captured the eastern part of ukraine's embattled city abutment. the city has been at the center of intense fighting over the past several weeks, despite military expert saying it has little strategi

the man was name it mohamed, and he said he was a part-time actor who worked at convenience store.old it, he had been friends with benefits with a woman for years. they had met for the occasiona casual sex then, she asked him for help i finding a but hitman to kill her husband. >> he says, you know what? i'm sleeping with this guy's wife but, at the same time idle thi guy to be killed and that was his concern he couldn't sleep with tha whole idea that this guy was going to get killed. >> the detective wondered if h was being sold a conquerable story. since this mohamed guy didn' even seem to know very muc about the woman he claimed t be sleeping with the detective challenged him >> all the information he ha was her first name he didn't know where she lived he didn't even know who he husband was. >> while they debated whethe or not the tipsters story wa credible, they knew that a lif may be on the line so, the detectives took it t the next level they enlisted mohamed as a confidential informant and gav him a story to tell hi part-time lover. that he had found her a hitman who could

stadium and inflicted the heaviest defeat in the history of face-to-face games on this team . and mohamed salah each scored twice and roberto firmino scored for the reds of ampoul in this game. the other group of last night's game nottingham forest and everton were satisfied with the images of 22. in the last game of this week, brand ford hosted foolad on the final night of the 23rd week of the german bundesliga. leverkusen defeated hertha berlin 41 in this sardar azmoun played 69 minutes for leverkusen and scored the first goal in the other game last night between persepolis and eintracht frankfurt , reaching 22. in the continuation of the 24th week of our spanish leagues, last night barcelona passed the barrier of valencia with one goal and took their place. rafinha left barca at the top of the table, scoring the only goal in this game. in this match, fran torres missed a blue penalty and ronald araujo arsam was sent off the field in the 59th minute. real madrid is in the second place, but with a draw against the host gutis. no goal was stopped in this match referee with the help of var

those like is mile mohammed who are making the journey to these camps. said he just wants to stay alive. catherine sawyer all jazeera, the dab refugee camp. tropical cyclone. freddy has made landfall in mozambique for a 2nd time bringing within heavy rain. the storm hit, the city of kelly, man, shops and businesses of clothes and flies in the area have been suspended. at least 20 people have been killed and tens of thousands of homes are damaged. the usa to california is dealing with extreme weather conditions. some parts of the state are buried under meters of snow while flooding in other areas as killed at least 2 people, and $4000.00 from their homes. wandering jordan has more for the 10th time this winter, california has been hit with what meteorologists call an atmospheric river. narrow band of tropical moisture that dumped lots of rain in a short amount of time, creating a mess for residence. people who live in the town of ha, have lost everything. the lovey holding back a nearby river collapsed on friday night, the child's mer tweeted, he has appe

those like is mile mohammed who are making the journey to this camps. said he just wants to stay alive. catherine saw alta 0, the dab refugee camp. it is coast guard says about 30 people are missing. after a boat capsized of the libyan coast. it said 17 people were rescued by a cargo ship out of their boat. got into difficulty about a 160 kilometers, offer libyan coast. libyan authorities responsible for search and rescue efforts in the area called room for assistance after reporting no available naval boats. i know against the greek government is growing after the country's deadliest rail, trash. thousands of people protested in athens and felony key on sunday, furious with the february 28th accident in which 57 people were killed for rail officials have been charged. but as rising resentment over the mismanagement of the network transfer for us reports from athens is greece's 3rd major day of protests in the 2 weeks since the accident. people here reject the argument to the station master who put the train on the wrong track, was the sole culprit. the

we will bring in mohamed el-erian one of the world's most respected investors on what this means forour economy and your money. then, former president donald trump says he expects to be arrested in manhattan on tuesday per bless the sunday panel of the looming charges could up and the 2024 campaign all right now on "fox news sunday". ♪ gate hello from doctors in washington. global powers are flexing this week russian president putin is prepared to welcome his chinese counterpart judging ping to moscow on monday. this just days after russia took out a u.s. drone, flying in international airspace. china appears to be working more closely with putin than ever before. backing up his forces occupied ukraine as nato allies offer fighter jets to ukraine. in the middle divided administration under increasing pressure to show strength of the world stage. and a mom will bring in john kirby national security council spokesperson for a conversation about the now infamous drone and senate in any u.s. plans to counter china. first let's turn to alexandria hoff line at the white house for an in-dep

jonathan: we have been lucky to catch up with some guests, including mohamed el-erian.he news crossing the bloomberg moments ago, kailey leinz in d.c. what do you >> got? first republic downgraded again. from the plus to double b plus. it had just been cut to junk. the analyst at s&p referring to the $30 billion in deposits put into first republic i 11 larger banks. basically saying they don't think that is a long-term solution. meaningful deposits will be difficult. this does seem to be somewhat in line with the market after that risky was announced. now there's a massive question about the future of this bank as it is one of those regional lenders that has struggled with deposit outflows. this is one we will be watching if it gets put into receivership or if it needs to be bought out by another bank similar to what we are seeing across the atlantic. jonathan: that line there is absolutely scathing -- brutal, attracting meaningful deposits will be difficult. lisa: this goes exactly to the question you just asked -- how do restore confidence in his banking system that i

we will bring in mohamed el-erian one of the world's most respected investors on what this means forour economy and your money. then, former president donald trump says he expects to be arrested in manhattan on tuesday per bless the sunday panel of the looming charges could up and the 2024 campaign all right now on "fox news sunday". ♪ gate hello from doctors in washington. global powers are flexing this week russian president putin is prepared to welcome his chinese counterpart judging ping to moscow on monday. this just days after russia took out a u.s. drone, flying in international airspace. china appears to be working more closely with putin than ever before. backing up his forces occupied ukraine as nato allies offer fighter jets to ukraine. in the middle divided administration under increasing pressure to show strength of the world stage. and a mom will bring in john kirby national security council spokesperson for a conversation about the now infamous drone and senate in any u.s. plans to counter china. first let's turn to alexandria hoff line at the white house for an in-dep

>> yes, brother mohammed. i saw the fire. was working at my office at the time when i saw the smoke. the people were fleeing and saving their shelter. i ran from my office. i run there to the spot. to the fire burning area. i saw it was really devastating fire. such a big fire. people were escaping from the fire. saving the lives. their children, young people helping the elderly people to escape from the fire. there were -- they did not have the chance to save any other materials, any other thing from the shelter, because they did not have time to save them. the fire was spreading very fast. because it was windy during the fire incident. a strong went -- wind. people run and escape from the fire and the shelters were burned. everything they had in the shelter was also burned. so more than 2000 families were affected. so, over a thousand refugees becoming homeless and losing shelter and food and everything. >> you and other photographers have been documenting life in the camps for a while. you are the founder and editor of the

ah, this is now home for mohammed until had his family. the war had already displaced half of the country's pre war population of 23000000. the number has now increased here in the last opposition enclave in the northwest. at least 40000 families need shelter. the number is about the same in quake affected areas in government control territory, but international agencies warned the damage is worse in the north. that's where mostly internally displaced, people live, and where 4000000 were dependent on a to survive. before the disaster. it's clear that these doesn't want to greatest concern at the moment, is the area of not western syria. the impact of the, of the, of the earthquake in areas of syria control over the government is significant. but the services are there and there is access to those people and supplies of come in from all over the world, both in turkey and in the city in our republic. but we have to remember here that certainly in syria, we've had 10 years of war. the health system is amazing. the fragile people have been thr

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and falling waste triggered new fears. italy is mohammed refined reports from it, like at nightfall, the 44 year old m r i e fills his car with blankets and drives to the outskirts of it live far away from the cities crumbling residential buildings. he spends the night here with the sun since the 2nd earthquake struck, northwestern, syria and turkey. hundreds of families are afraid to sleep in their own homes, for fear of being trapped inside. if they collapse with after all the earthquakes, my son and i are traumatized. even if you didn't it, we don't dare stay at home because it's not safe. that was he and we haven't bought a tent. the intense cost between $2400.00 easily. and we can't afford wanted her to have decided to stay here or die laguna horny. the earthquakes that struck northern syria and killed almost 6000 people also destroyed thousands of structures. after the 2nd quake, nearly 200000 people were displaced. families abandoned their homes as aftershocks made the initial damage from the quakes, even worse. many moved into tents in front of the houses or in other public p

those who survived still live the tragedy . mohammed abdulla, as from the syrian village of n shorter, he lost his parents and other members of his family. he also lost his hand. this young boys life has turned upside down and allowed my farm field while on the look and see whether my mother, she was a marvel, but mamma sent the record. i only had obeyed also lost his parents. he is now living with his uncle's family. the whole of the bottle saw them wildly. well, i mean it was gone. well, we all the natural disaster has had an emotional toll on children in the opposition enclave in northwest syria. some of them have still not healed from living through war. now they say they need to heal from a different kind of experience for had says he can't forget his father's last towards. and i will tell him who you believe jolla or guys telephone meet. i don't can i gladly meet gather john away. i'm sure it oh who it jed jo latasha, mother's muscles were funny news. hello, dasia muslim. who will be sir william? the united nation says more than 3700000 children across syria have been affected b

that was mohamed's 100 and plenty of home—grown talents.mohamed's100 ipl and plenty of home—grown talents. that was mohamed's 100 ipl wicket. but that was mohamed's100 ipl wicket. but this wasn't his story. instead, step forward a batter full of potential and potency. full of power, too. a super king producing super shots, the titans needing 179 to win. a daunting total, perhaps, but they have talent oozing through their team. when he went for 63, the runs it suddenly dried up, but this is 2020 and big hits changed everything. the titans off to a winning start, but onlyjust. michael redford, bbc news. the former yorkshire bowler azeem rafiq says he feels "vindicated" after a cricket discipline commission found charges had been proved against five former players of bringing the game into disrepute through their use of racist language. the former england captain michael vaughan was cleared "on the balance of probabilities" of using racist language towards some of his former team—mates and rafiq. vaughan�*s lawyer has criticised the process an

well, to discuss that i'm now joined by mohammed a son visiting senior research fellow at kings college london professor sounded great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. thank you so much. thank you. 20 years is the long enough time to have a perspective and then have it tested by reality. 5 and i wanna start with a personal question when you compare your hopes, your expectations for iraq, 20 years ago. and now, is there any difference? first of all, thank you again. really, i was one of the people who are among iraqis position before the war. i knew and expecting that the collapse of regime the f of so them a says in iraq is going to brand new hawk new dream. iraq is going to me like japan, south korea already lob country after the invasion. but unfortunately, after 20 years. so often we are backdated, so nom, up most of our dreams came true, and the country has been through hell by i think by america mismanagement and iraqi themselves mismanagement as well. iraq from 1927 until 2003. the turn over of rack from oil, it was roughly about $283.00 trillion dollar. they man

chevy dealer shovel in the 1st one of his a sudden a well near the city of id live mohammed las carney offered shelter on his farm and swimming facility to people who have lost their homes or to families who are afraid that buildings will collapse on them. than this villas after the 1st earthquake, we received 20 families who lost their homes of sunny joanna. and after the 2nd one, latham many mo, came here because they were afraid to stay in their building sort of. and this will, although, as you can see, it is difficult to meet their needs at almost martha for thousands of syrians, the choice is between living on the streets or living in fear. better time for now, but make sure to stay informed. stay engaged and stay in touch. follow our team on twitter at either way. news and myself at nicole unders or foolish for now from the entire team on the day. thank you so much for spending part of your day with a with with rich chatting to the moon. 50 years off to astronaut la, set foot on us satellite. wow. in the souvenirs they brought back, keep science busy to this day. now nasa is plan

i'm joined by my guess mohammed mirandi and to and he's a professor at the university of around in beijing. we have andy mock, he is a senior research fellow at the center for china and globalization, and in brussels. we crossed to perry, menu tallman. he is a lecture at real university or a gentleman cross type roles. the fact that means you can jump in anytime you want . and i always appreciate, let's go to andy 1st in beijing, it's an amazing story, a master stroke of diplomacy. like i said in my introduction, we could see a reordering of the middle east and bringing stability there, which the western powers are about only instability for the last 50 years. so it's an amazing accomplishment. but how competent are you that it this this arrangement will hold? water will move forward because you do know that there are many enemies of this gambit and it will be tested. go ahead and d. no, that's absolutely true, peter. so 1st of all, thank you for having me on. i think that this is a milestone. it is a breakthrough, but it is only a 1st step. and as you say, there are many, many challenges