another important part of the constitution was to set up the national government. it is a long story, but the short version is that the government they were existing under, the articles of confederation, was failing. congress did not have enough power, they cannot regulate commerce, they could not tax, instead they had to ask the states for money. it was operating more like a league of nations of 13 different countries as opposed to one united states of america. >> is that how the articles of confederation were used? >> so the articles of confederation required unanimity in order to change anything, you are never going to get that, rhode island was always the stinker they always held out. [laughter] it is a very different change from we these 13 sovereign states, all of whom have our own rules to, we the people, that was a huge change to have popular sovereignty. a big function of the constitutional convention was creating and instilling the national government that we now know. >> we the people, so, knowing that we alluded to have slavery denies the humanity of peo

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nation. he initiates all important policies, such as treaties with other governments and the contact of national is the commander-in-chief of the army. and the navy. and an important dplgs a wartime election. the vice president is the president's legal successor. the president keeps him informed and matters of the state and policy. the vice president by custom sits as a member of the president's cabinet. the cabinet members are the heads of the executive departments of the government. such as the state department, war department, treasury department, department of the interior of labor, commerce and so on. the cabinet advises the president on matters of policy. the powers of the president and his helpers are limited. for this is a government not of men but of laws based upon the constitution. congress makes the laws. it is a parliament which unlike many democratic parliaments has to direct connection with the executive branch. this branch of the government is made up of two houses. the senate and the house of representatives. a law may originate in either house but must be aproorproved both of t

talks have been called for, but the national government says it's past that point.d about this. we are determined that this force has to either surrender or be destroyed, whatever it is. italy's known about the welfare of civilians in tigray. phone lines, internet and banking have been cut off. aid agencies say the situation is dire. we definitely need to have food, fuel and other basic commodities brought into the region because they're running low already of sugar, oil and all the basic needs, including banking services. there's no cash. the northern region of tigray is home to over five million people. the region's leaders have ordered them to mobilise to defend themselves in a report on tigray state media. thousands of civilians are fleeing across the border into sudan. many are yet to receive any help. we are very concerned that with the continuing attacks, military attacks and the fighting, more persons may flee, including refugees who are in the camps, and other members of the population. in the capital of addis ababa, hundreds turn up to donate blood for the

talks have been called for, but the national government says it's past that point.d that this force has to either surrender or be destroyed, whatever it is. italy's known about the welfare of civilians in tigray. phone lines, internet and bunking have been cut off. aid agencies say the situation is dire. we definitely need to have food, fuel and other basic commodities brought into the region because they're running low already of sugar, oil and all the basic needs, including banking services. there's no cash. the northern region of tigray is home to over 5 million people. the region's leaders have ordered them to mobilise to defend themselves in a report on tigray state media. thousands of civilians are fleeing across the border into sudan. many are yet to receive any help. we are very concerned that with the continuing attacks, military attacks and the fighting, no persons may flee, including refugees who are in the camps, and other members of the population. in the capital of addis ababa, hundreds turn up to donate blood for the army, a stark reminder of how bad

the national government in rome has declared companion a red zone. placing the region under a total lockdown, the whole government is working day and night to reduce the impact of this pandemic on our health and our economy, even if it means making unpopular decisions. but north of naples, it's a different scene in the micro state of san marino bars and restaurants have been ordered to close and most of it's late. but in san marino, they're open till midnight. the independent state has its own laws, the big draw for some italians. yes, everything would be close now in romany, this is my 1st time here. my company shut down. and since then i've been stuck at home. thank you. i'm from milan where everything is closed. so i came here where everything is open, there are police and monitoring businesses that follow the rules can stay open. some arenas says it has to do things differently. we have no access to european union support because we're not part of the e.u. . so we must have an economic strategy that can help us survive this period with just 36000

in the early years, the slave states controlled the national government. up until 1860 there are only two presidents -- the adams'--who oppose slavery. then things change. the north grows in population. even with the 3/5 compromise the free states start exceeding the slave states in the house of representatives. the north is increasingly controlling the federal government and the presidentcy. the south both for james buchanan and he defeats john fremont. freemen, free soil, free land, it was a good slogan. but he lost. in 1860, the south votes for john breckenridge. he does not win. abraham lincoln wins. abraham lincoln, to an extent, is not the southern choice. [laughter] in 10 of the 11 states that are going to secede lincoln gets zero popular votes. not a single person votes for abraham lincoln. why is that? because he is not on the ballot. nobody is willing to suffer the threat of violence in the social opprobrium that would come from putting him on the ballot in those states. in the 11th, virginia, he gets 1.1% of the popular vote. the south does not

tensions between the group and national government started to rise. the pandemic sparked open conflict. elections across the country scheduled for august were postponed indefinitely. but in september, they held a regional poll deemed illegal by the federal government. since then, the situation has escalated. they say local forces attacked federal troop and sent in the national army. they say fighter jets have bombed areas around the capital. >> our country has entered into a war that it did not want. this war is a shameful war. it does not have point. there are fears of full-grown civil war in the air, one that would damage the prime minister's reputation as a peacemaker. the united nations will express concern. >> secretary-general expresses alarm over reported armed clashes in the region ethiopia and calls for immediate measures to de-escalate tensions and to ensure a peaceful resolution to the dispute. he underlies the reports of stability for the heart of african region. >> medications have been cut off in the region after the government declared a

but the national government still designates the company a region as level yellow. not red. critics say the region's crisis department cooked the figures to avoid a lockdown when they registered i.c.u. occupancy last week. at 27 percent. the president of the italian doctors association is worried. he wants all of italy to be designated a red zone looking for over the government is trying to serve various interests, namely economic as well as health care. of course, the economy is important. we understand that. but if the curve continues to rise, italy's health care system will simply not be able to handle it. so the doctors and nurses are honored in these figures by craftsman turnout today, virgilio, his store is on the popular shopping street sign category. you know, our men are now empty. gennaro is worried about the future, both for his health and his business in the city of naples at the foot of the famous folk, you know, mt vesuvius. let's take a look at some of the other developments in the pandemic. despite a limited shutdown, germany has reported another record high

and they're asking for the national government to come in and help. the u.s.state of florida has declared a state of emergency as tropical storm heads in sway warnings of life threatening storm surges have been issued. it's already left a trail of destruction after hitting central america and mexico and 120 people have been killed and dozens are missing. as money a rapido reports. as the floodwaters begin to recede, few warming scale of the devastation left by hurricane ada in central america is becoming apparent. more than a week after 8, a slammed into the region as a powerful category. 4. hurricane rescue workers in central guatemala, continue to search for people trapped under mudslides and debris. there are thousands of people in shelters. there are already more than 20037 damaged riches. 15 completely demolished. in honduras, one of the country's worst affected by the storm. thousands have been displaced, many of lost everything and are now forced to sleep on the side of the road. some parts of the country are still under water, complicating the ongoing

they are getting deep in these things and then they start saying, well, we want this national government, and then they start saying, well, then what? what is it going to be? well, virginia had come very organized. james madison is going to get credit for putting together a lot of the virginia plan that is submitted by edmund randolph, eventually our first attorney general. another virginian is chosen by nomination from pennsylvania to sit in the back of the room and lead the constitutional convention, and that will be george washington. the big hero of the day, of course, you know, equal now to franklin as far as american fame goes, and so washington will take the lead in the constitutional convention, and in fact the very chair in the back of the room behind me is the chair in which washington sat which interestingly is the only item in this room that we today have in this room that we know for certain was here as a part of those events. that chair was made in 1779 after the british had left philadelphia. a lot of things were gone, you know, between the americans coming and going, the

government's agenda. so what we really need to see is a shift towards back towards what some groups were calling point 2018, which is a national dialogue. and my hope is that having seen the levels of conflict that have emerged in the last few weeks, its government will be willing to listen to ideas and, and take the support from the international community for a national dialogue. so we're not talking about putting the t.p. and the national government on a 2 party equal footing for mediation. we're talking about, it's a political process for ethiopia to shift really because the last elections were 2015 right under the e.p. . r.d.f. mandate. significantly different from the ok. thank you so much for talking to us about this. obviously a very complicated situation that will take some time to resolve jason mosley is from oxford university's african studies center. thank you very much for your time . in other world news, hundreds of people have been given life sentences by court in turkey for prompting to overthrow president typo on 4 years ago. it's one of the biggest cases related to the failed coup with 475 suspects. more than

that we believe, thank you all and i wish you godspeed i want to thank the employees of the nation's government. they've had to do a remarkable job. we've reduced the size of our government to its smallest point since president kennedy served, and yet they've continued to serve the people better year in and year out. they had to do in the face of enormous challenges and outright hatred for momentary periods. they had to live with the horror of oklahoma city, and the difficulties that came along the way. but the people who serve us deserve our thanks, and i think them. [applause] i think those who served in this administration and our cars, who are no longer here tonight, and one i must thank, my friend and brother, ron brand, you're looking down on us. i know you are smiling as well. on a purely personal note, i must thank my pastor, who prayed with me before i came out here tonight. and all the ministers and people of god who have prayed for me and with me over these last four years. there were a few especially and they know who they are, who came to the white house time after time in good tim

the national government is struggling with its efforts. mily planning during pandemic has been getting attention in the african country of uganda. the government and the u.n. population fund are working with a motorcycle ride hailing app together with financial backing from sweden. the project delivers reconstructive and other health supplies, including contraceptives and pregnancy tests. in the air oi of covid-19, our connection with each other is one of the best tools we have to limit the potential damage. by keeping an eye out for those struggling and speaking up, we can achieve positive results in an ever changing world. that's all for today's "newsline in depth." thanks for watching the program. >> protest any of the caribbean capital against the former president over corruption allegations. ♪ you are watching al jazeera live from our headquarters. coming up, ethiopia's prime minister declares victory in a security operation in the north which has left hundreds of people dead and thousands displaced. >> the republicans should stop thei

they fear that the national government is going to end slavery. which of the republicans were in fact, trying to do. they wanted to do it. they didn't think they could do it directly, but they had a strategy. they were trying to end slavery and seeing that coming the south secedes. so the civil war comes about in part because of a political failure in the founders' constitution, but you can also see it as a consequence of a moral failure, as a consequence of the acceptance of slavery, of that deal with the devil and abraham lincoln actually understood it that way. he said the civil war is a judgment upon us, that will last until every drop of blood drawn with the last will be paid by b another drawn with the sword. after the civil war, of course, we face a great task. what is it? well, you might think that it's achieving racial justice and truly equality. and for a while, during reconstruction, about which i will say more later, that did in fact seem to be what the nation was doing. there's a brief period when we are really as a nation working tow

influence tensions between the group and the national government started to rise. the coronavirus pandemic sparked open conflict elections across the country scheduled for august were perspired and indefinitely. but in september tikrit held a regional poll deemed illegal by the federal government since then the situation has escalated the government says local forces attacked federal troops in te cries capital mckelway it sent in the national army that he p.l.f. says fighter jets have bombed areas around the capital. our country has entered into a war that it did not want. this war is a shameful war. age does not have a point. there a fear as a full blown civil war is in the ad one that would damage abbey ometepe taishan as a peacemaker must year he was awarded the nobel prize for peace for settling the conflict with neighboring eritrea. the united nations has expressed concern the secretary general expresses his alarm over the reported armed clashes in the grey region of ethiopia and calls for immediate measures to deescalate tensions and turn short peaceful resolu

parliament and national government negotiators have agreed on the block's next long term budget. it's worth one trillion euros and covers the next 7 years beginning in 2021. it includes more funding for research in health programs, but it still needs approval by the parliament itself and member states. pandemic restrictions have cut progs zoo's income to 0. so it's inviting the public to help pay for animal feed. in return for pictures of the animals, they need $400.00 different kinds of food daily, but the zoo is facing losses this year of nearly 4000000 euros. right, diversity is a key challenge facing the tech sector with a lack of representation of ethnic, ethnic minorities in the top jobs and workers at technology. businesses and berlin have set up a network to try and prove that their 600 members are pushing for better representation at the top of tech. a virtual conference has to do and her colleagues these days. because of the current irish pandemic grew up in south africa. in 2013, she moved to berlin. there she realized that black employees were under represented in tec

they have called for talks but the national government says it is past that point. >> we have come hereith high morale since we heard about this. we are determined that this force has to surrender or be destroyed. whatever it is. >> little is known about the welfare of civilians. phone lines, internet have been cut off. aid agencies say the situation is dir >> we need to have food, fuel, and other basic commodities brought into the region because they are running low. sugar, oil, and all the basic needs, including banking services. >> the northern region is home to over 5 million people. the leaders have ordered to mobilize to defend themselves. thousands of civilians are fleeing across the border into sudan. many are yet to receive any help. >> with the continued attacks, military attacks and fighting, more may flee, including refugees and camps and other members of the population. >> and the capital, hundreds turnout. a stark reminder of how things can be on the warfront. opinion about the fighting is mixed. >> our defense forces, i am so proud that her people come here to donate -- t

the meantime, we'll continue to provide humanitarian support as well as other tools that the national government has at hand. together with the local government. electricity and phone lines have been cut in many rural areas. local authorities say it could hamper recovery efforts. we know that we have gone from an emergency situation with the covered 19 and we're trying to reactivate the economy. and this flood has complicated the situation considerably. the region is still dealing with the aftermath of last week's hurricane eeta. and the recent severe weather system won't let up. forecasters expect hurricane iota to intensify into a category 4 storm as it heads towards central america. for healing mohammed al jazeera it's good to have you with us. hello, adrian. from going to here in doha, the headlines on al-jazeera arminius prime minister, is resisting pressure to resign. after days of anger about a cease fire deal with azerbaijan, the called me and says he takes full responsibility for the loss of territory in the golden.

. >> this is a time when every actor who has been in government, national government that has been taking action on climate, should be emboldened to go faster and farther. >> as the inauguration date approaches, environmental non-profits like the wwf are gearing up to collaborate with the new administration and contribute to a worldwide fight. nishikawa mitsuko, nhk world. >>> a north korean outlet said kim jong-un instructed officials to further strengthen anti-coronavirus measures. korean central television reported kim attended a meeting of the workers party on sunday. north korea claims that there have been no confirmed coronavirus infections in the country. but participants discussed the need to step up anti-virus measures, as the pandemic has worsened in some other countries. kim reportedly instructed those at the meeting to remain vigilant and to make the country's anti-epidemic measures as strong as iron. north korean media outlets have made no mention of u.s. president-elect biden since he declared biden. north korea is likely paying close attention to biden's stance towards the

the most important demand is that this regime mostly leave and be replaced by a transitional national government whose judy is to achieve peace and human rights and liberties. the government must implement an economic program that will relieve the suffering of the people, a reform program and a national conference to draft the constitution. the protests eventually led to the ousting and jailing of omar al bashir full corruption. mati then pushed or transfer to civilian rule political active until the pandemic arrived tested positive for covert 19, he was taken to the united arab emirates for treatment, but succumbed to the virus. he will be remembered as the leader of sudan's largest political party and sudan's. last, democratically elected prime minister thousands of people in bangladesh are protesting against the government. they say will have a negative impact on their livelihoods. officials built on a sure appeal late last year and many who live in the area say it's created hardship for them. and the child who reports this may appear to be a small protest in a remote village, but its impact

the national government still designates the region as level yellow not read.tics say the region crisis department cooked figures to avoid a lockdown when they registered icu occupancy last week at 27%. the president of the ilitaan doctors association is worried. he wants all of italy to be designated a red zone. >> the government is trying to serve various interests, namely economic and health care. of course the economy is important. we understand that. if the curve continues to rise, italy's health-care system will not be able to handle it. doctors and nurses are honored in these figures by a person whose store is on the popular shopping street, now empty. he is worried about the future, both for his health and business. in naples at the foot of the famous volcano, mnt vesuvius. brent: in germany, the countries health minister says restrictions to slow the virus will be needed beyond november, possibly february. half of all hospitals in germany are reporting that they are stretched to capacity, and that includes hospital staff. germany was able to boost its

the most important demand is that this regime mostly leave and be replaced by a transitional national government whose judy is to achieve peace and human rights and liberties. the government must implement an economic program that will relieve the suffering of the people, a reform program and a national conference to draft the constitution. the protests eventually led to the ousting and jailing of omar al bashir full corruption. mati then pushed for a transfer to civilian rule political active until the pandemic arrived tested positive for covert 19, he was taken to the united arab emirates for treatment, but succumbed to the virus. he will be remembered as the leader of sudan's largest political party and sudan's, last democratically elected prime minister at least 14 people have been killed in a collision between a bus and a truck. in brazil, it happened in sao paulo state where so the victims died at the scene. it's not yet clear how many people survived. rallies have been taking place in cities across latin america, calling for an end to sexual and gender based violence is being called the s

the most important demand is that this regime mostly leave and be replaced by a transitional national government whose judy is to achieve peace and human rights and liberties. the government must implement an economic program that will relieve the suffering of the people, a reform program and a national conference to draft the constitution. the protests eventually led to the ousting and jailing of omar al bashir full corruption. mati then push for a to civilian rule political active until the pandemic arrived tested positive for covered 19, he was taken to the united arab emirates for treatment, but succumbed to the virus. he will be remembered as the leader of sudan's largest political party and sudan's. last, democratically elected prime minister. the world food program is warning more syrians have become increasingly dependent on food assistance to survive a record 9300000, syrians don't get enough food to eat, and i reports nearly half of those are children. 6 months old, a hoodie or waist 3 and a half kilos. ok, and that malnutrition is becoming an increasing spread among syrian children. a

nation. government. you. just deployed sideway just happened this guy. came up to the police department. armed with. dozens of the boys and guess what nothing. how can you not only they weren't arrested the police department actually provided them with the sound system so they can have this makeshift stage and you know you can have a demonstration. right in there with great you can get your tickets. we're going to say we kept it. well they didn't like we're hoping. why do you want to know unclear why it's friday the rest of the day because we're all here and we're all heavily armed where you know side and they know they messed with one of us they're going to mess with all of us the sound what kind of message does it sound to you these people well the message would be if you're alone you won't get your way but if you show up as a group that is organized and have an arm that's way you get out of people the police and government to listen to you. know. hold. this 16 the black community is the biggest gun purchase in community in america right now and has been for the last 4 years the word c

the national government in rome has declared companion a red zone. placing the region under a total lockdown. the whole government is working day and night to reduce the impact of this pandemic on our health and our economy, even if it means making unpopular decisions. but north of naples, it's a different scene in the micro state of san marino bars and restaurants have been ordered to close and most of it's late. but in san marino, they're open till midnight. the independent state has its own laws, the big draw for some italians working. yes, everything would be close now. in rimini, this is my 1st time here. my company shut down. and since then i've been stuck at home. i don't think i'm from a land where everything is closed. so i came here where everything is open to the police and monitoring businesses that follow the rules can stay open. san marino says it has to do things differently. after a fair bit of we have no access to european union support because we're not part of the e.u. . so we must have an economic strategy that can help us survive

then we start saying we want this national government, then what? virginia had come very organized. james madison is going to get credit for putting together a lot of the virginia plan submitted by our first attorney general. another virginian is chosen by nomination from pennsylvania to sit in the back of the room and lead the constitutional convention and that will be george washington. the big hero of the day equal now to franklin as far as american name goes. washington will take the lead and the very chair at the back of the room behind me is the chair in which washington sat, which instantly -- which interestingly is the only item we have in this room we know for certain was here as part of those events. that chair was made in 1779 after the british left philadelphia. a lot of things were gone. between the americans coming and going, the british coming and going, we don't have all the contents of the building anymore. so that was in the room on that spot when washington took that position in 1787. the virginia plan, three branches of government, somewhat familiar to us today.

they also did not respond to allegations of airing fake news and propaganda for the national governmentecause on several occasions it has been accused of clamping down on press freedom. dozens ofjournalists have faced legal action in states controlled by the party. among them, this man arrested twice for social media post critical of the government. another man accused of uploading antinational posts for a photo she put up on social media. another person arrested on charges of sedition and terrorism while on his way to cover a story. arnab goswami was released on bail after seven days in an order that has raised questions about preferential access to justice. he raised questions about preferential access tojustice. he represents what power today. a baby elephant has been rescued after it fell down a well in india. the female calf had to be sedated and lifted out by a crane — which took more than 12 hours — and is now said to be healthy and active. officials said the well, in the tamil nadu state in the south of the country, was covered with bushes and had no perimeter wall. you're watch

the national transitional government can be named. rival factions couldn't agree on who will lead the country ahead of elections next year. politicians encourage going through the process of selecting a new interim president after manual merino resigned. it's only been in the job for less than a week having replaced martin the scar. he was abused. syrian foreign minister walid and milan has died at the age of 79 state television families, not long ago. imran khan has more or less. walid muallem may have been serious top diplomat, but few would have described his style as diplomatic. as western powers, try to isolate syria over its conduct during the civil war or wavered in his support for president bashar al assad, a transitional governing body. in this exchange with the u.n. secretary general ban ki moon jurong international talks in geneva, he showed just how tough he could be. and one of them it was that a list of prime minister. i'm sorry to tell you trust. i was 1st called 20 minutes yourself. if you live in new york, i live in s

the prime minister's national government has refused calls for negotiations.nflict -- the conflict erupted after the tplf attacked a base. >> [speaking foreign language] translator: we are now inside the military base. the attack here sparked current clashes between federal government forces and the tigray people's liberation front. this military base, the largest in ethiopia, houses massive military gear, chiefly tanks, simply because it has been the epicenter of ethiopia's war against eritrea. according to the federal army, tplf fighters launched an offensive in an attempt to seize the base, weaponry, and gear. they were met with fierce resistance. this base has recently witnessed ferocious fighting. >> [speaking foreign language] translator: in the wake of these development, ethiopia has p.m. -- ethiopia's p.m. has declared war. northern military base, tigray province. >> israel's minister of housing has approved permits to build more settler homes in the occupied west bank. >> an unusual move by eu diplomats, designed to send a message to israel's governme

. >> the national government has declared it a red zone, placing the region under lockdown. the whole government is working day and night to reduce the impact of this pandemic on our health and economy even if it make -- even if it means making unpopular decision. north of naples, it's a different scene. bars and restaurants have been ordered to close but and san marino, they are open till midnight. the independent state has its own laws -- a big draw for some italians. >> yes, everything would be closed now. my company shut down and since then, i have been stuck at home. >> i am from midland where everything is close, so i came here where everything is open. reporter: police are monitoring. businesses that follow the rules can stay open. san marino says it has to do things differently. >> we have no access to european union support because we are not part of the eu, so he must have a strategy that can help us survive this. reporter: with just 36,000 people, the government has an easier job than italy with 60 million. brent: poland and hungary are blocking passage of the euro

influence tensions between the group and the national government started to rise. the coronavirus pandemic sparked open conflict elections across the country scheduled for august were perspire and indefinitely. but in september tikrit held a regional poll deemed illegal by the federal government since then the situation has escalated the government says local forces attacked federal troops in tikrit its capital mackay it sent in the national army that he p.l.f. says fighter jets have bombed areas around the capital. our country has entered into a war that it did not want. this war is a shameful war. based does not have a point. there a fear as a full blown civil war is in the air one that took damage at the ometepe taishan as a peacemaker nost year he was awarded the nobel prize for peace for settling the conflict with neighboring eritrea i the united nations has expressed concern the secretary general expresses his alarm over the reported armed clashes in the region of ethiopia and calls for immediate measures to deescalate tensions and turn short peaceful resoluti

they control the national government to nearly 3 decades as before prime minister of the up it came to power in 2018. a shift in power tend to attention to great need is defined by its government twice. once in refusing to join his coalition party and its attended by holding elections against the orders of the central government. that dig is the, ethiopian minister in charge of democratization. he says, the t.p.m., if a force the government to military action, the government has no problem with mediation. you know, detail is short on the forehead of our defense forces. our soldiers, who are our desire to defend again, people from any possible for innovation, who, what could possibly negotiate away under the horses. you know, well now that you have to know that there is only handoff. so if you just got out of being anything, how little people it is in the mass killing we can cite is done so, but there are conditions, you know, there are conditions that the billet has to meet. they have to hand over those top leadership positively that are involved in supervision of these ground 0 as to

the meantime, we'll continue to provide humanitarian support as well as other tools that the national government has at hand together with the local government. electricity and phone lines have been cut in many rural areas. local authorities say it could hamper recovery efforts. we know that we have gone from an emergency situation with the covered 19 and we're trying to reactivate the economy. and this flood has complicated the situation considerably. the region is still dealing with the aftermath of last week's hurricane rita. and the recent severe weather system won't let up. forecasters expect hurricane nyota to intensify into a category 4 storm as it heads towards central america for healing mohammed al jazeera space. x. is also a craft carrying for us generals to the international space station. it said it's the 1st fully fledged mission for nasa undertaken by a private company, the capsule named resilience for this year's many challenges. this troubridge, the ira, says later on monday, it is the start of what nasa hopes will be a long series of crew rotations for the jobs of lab results t

that within the sub region does business exist and yet regional bodies like echo are said national governments cannot address this problem i like to put blame on them but that's the simplistic view west africa is traditionally by its very location in historic trade route and that this trade by board does by land by sea. countries are so close together that it's very easy for drugs to move through but also very hard for regulators to take control when you have a poor us border people will always try to find a way to be onus of winning countries that are more on top of things we see drug use as well we see the rise in opiates for instance in the u.s. so i would like to borrow one of the words of one of the law enforcement brave law enforcement officer in kabul 9 geria and he said the war on drugs is never one when you win one battle you have to move to the next it's a war it's an ongoing war now from young people using drugs assess kate we turn to someone who has taken a different route chris oh but he left his hometown of worry in nigeria in search of a better life and ended up in italy there h

to be an issue again this year is even if ethnic parties win in their actual states or the national government whoever wins that and most people believe that will be the end of the are the ones who appoint a century the chief minister or the governor of that state or province tune there have been many rights groups that have called upon the government in myanmar to allow rohingya candidates to run for office that have called on the government to allow for rohingya to be able to vote of course we all know that's not happening now were you at any point in the process hopeful that things might change or is this playing out as you had expected it to play out. for now tomorrow election 2020 alexis and there is. going to be going ahead i think for the 2025 is depends on how international pressure you do really walking international community really care about as a whole burma including other minorities in burma you know as crucial is not really a good. a good thing for not really important for international community because of the earth do you support hindu union election commission races commissio