china trade work here with more on this story is conservative talk show host steve malzberg steve nama stead welcome what is the big fear on the part of these countries. well thank you for their greeting i appreciate it well the big fear is that this trade war if that's what we call it is going to get worse or if it's not a war yet it's going to become a war and they're going to get caught in the middle here because of a fifty percent of their import export business is with china and here's what they're caught up in they're cut up in this production network in these countries are where they make and send over into it into immediate goods and. and raw materials and then china puts them together makes them into the products and then ships them out to the united states and the west and so they're very nervous about about this situation as as the war could get worse there could be all kinds of not only tariffs but product bands etc so they're looking for another outlet and that's what they're that's what they're doing they have to protect themselves and expand their horizons and hedge thei

stop enough nama to know what i think the night shots tell very different kinds of stories with the interior shots it's mainly about the materials that it's all my fault. light is usually omnipresent if the president has a strong effect on surface it's an reflects everything. with night shots but if you have the shadows and this gloom which tell more of the story also. i've on the whole this a man existed at sea if. he's if he think the tao ought i try to capture the aesthetics generated by this location as best as i can in the photo. anything that interferes is eliminated. kind of course no people appear in the pictures to distract from the aesthetics of take on jobs and and with night shots it's clear that much of the surroundings is shrouded in black and that you don't see much that's my approach. gunshy seat that's a slow down inside thank. you guys i'm just. not my love i'm the one i compare it a bit with painting where you keep adding layers until you think that the. tour is finished and stop looking it's also the same with scouting out locations for buildings so you keep coming back a

its promises to the international donor countries the un assistance mission to afghanistan or you nama is pointing to several areas where things are getting better thanks to outside support one concrete example ensuring that there is a police force which is trained which functions police men and women across the country receiving their salaries that is something where there's been huge investment by the international community and that investment continues still virtually every aspect of life in afghanistan is affected by the conflict which has got worse this year besides the war with the taliban and there's now the threat of attacks on civilians by i saw five thousand children have been killed i mean within the first three quarters of twenty which is equal to the total number in twenty seventeen so we are expecting this numbers to go higher by the end of the at the in the immediate. need is to stop conflict in afghanistan and it's a big big because. you know losing a brave and soldiers civilian can develop. you know increasing so that's the emitted need for. an afghan tuesday's events

things that went wrong in the early years, abu ghraib, of course, but also there were others, camp namaand you've been very open about the fact that, you said "we didn't really know what we were doing." right. i mean, did you — were you too slow getting a grip on that? i was as fast as i knew how to be for the part i was. i wasn't involved in abu ghraib at all, nor was my organisation. we came into it with none of the trained people, none of the trained interrogators, none of the trained interpreters, none of the infrastructure, and nobody had had experience in doing this before because the us army thought about in terms of prisoners of war in a world war two kind of construct. this was a case where we had terrorists and we were trying to figure out what us policy and what military execution of that policy would be for dealing with them. we didn't do it very well, i mean the reality is... did you get useful information? because you'll know that president trump has spoken approvingly of some form of enhanced interrogation. yeah. we got tremendous, useful information, but i would never be

afghanistan institute for civil society we were just hearing a bit about the progress which the you're nama believes is being made but how would you assess how far the afghan government is delivering on its pledges thank you very much for the right that the books of conference. like we don't see that much progress our civil society organizations as people of understand that for example if you see corruption is increasing day by day in there isn't he said just. like in two thousand and sixteen we have gone communities paid three million bradys so it shows that the corruption is increasing and terms of poverty like like more than for the president of the communities living under the line of poverty in afghanistan and doesn't go in terms of conflict and peace. going to government have been you know trying but we don't see the. government progress as that much in terms of you know achieving the. objectives and you know. every day we are losing our community in civilian casualties increasing so. conflict is increasing the violation is increasing every day so we don't see that much progress in te

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