table with people of different backgrounds, races, orientations it is a 21st century notion of national unityild it, and it may not be what historic senses of unity is about because we have to tolerate differences but we have to affirm the sets that everyone is equal. everyone should be treated fairly, that there should be tolerance and we've got to address long-standing economic and social divides. >> nobody is arguing with any of that, marc there is another thing too we used to all kind of know each other and have shared experiences, you know, we would read the same newspapers and watch the same shows and go to the same places. now we can kind of live in our own little world we can live in places where our own thoughts and feelings and prejudices are amplified and you can see them in a mirror and never have to venture out from that into a place where the others live. what do we do about that >> you know, shep, you're pointing to the fact that the media and the way the immediate -- >> social media, all of it >> where everyone can choose a lane or choose a channel and there is no shared messa

their corporate masters, some of them are calling on the president to give up for the sake of national unityu understand. when is the last time that we heard walt disney, comcast, at&t tell a democrat to just, well, surrender in the interest of national unity, or were they the ones who were silent as our national politics became ever more divisive? well, here's house speaker nancy pelosied today declaring -- pelosi today declaring joe biden the victor all by herself. >> how exciting it is to come before you today with joe biden having the tremendous mandate that he has and that pretty soon the hyphen will be gone from vice president to president-elect joe biden. lou: the president and his campaign have launched lawsuits, a lot of lawsuits, in many of those key battleground states, all pointing to election fraud as the sole reason for joe biden's sudden and so far unexplained surge in many of the vote counts, and many of the vote counts very, very late in the evening. we've shown you the video of poll workers boarding up vote-counting sites in detroit, a michigan state senator posted a video

and i believe the president hopes for a government of national unity that may be too much of a hope. this war was entered into without the proper calculations. it was a losing proposition from the start. i mean, the fact everything went against the armenian side, so it was important to stop this. and i think a question of man must be at least praise for stopping the conflict before things got out of hand. but it was predictable that this would happen to be anger. politically, obviously, if you entered into a war like this, that means you haven't delivered what you promised when you came into power to remind you. last week, armenia and azerbaijan signed a peace deal ending 6 weeks of fighting over the nagorno-karabakh enclave. both sides will hold on to their current military positions, which gives armenia control of the disputed regions. capital of step out of hurt and azerbaijan gets the 2nd largest city of shushi, which it took just before the fighting ended. armenia will also have to hand over 3 other districts in the region, and baku says it will quote, take care of the territori

and i believe the president's hope for a government of national unity. that may be too much of a hope. i think this is going to be very difficult to achieve saying on the topic of this outrage we've been seeing on the streets. why do you think this peace deal signed by azerbaijan and armenia specifically sparked so much of it? well, this war was entered into armenia, started essentially this phase of the war. and they started with, as i mentioned earlier, without, with, without the proper calculation. they entered it, it was a losing proposition from the start, and in fact, everything went against the armenian side, including the downing of russian helicopter last week. from the, as there is the, as there is promptly apologized, offered compensation and precipitated a peace deal or. 'd at least the russian side, russian government from intervening and proposing this peace arrangement before things got much worse. we had the winter coming and we would have seen refugees on various sides of the iranian border. so it was important to stop this soon. and i t

clear statement from someone to the president, but what should our way to conduct a government of national unity and working with we lost the war imposed on us both on the battlefield and in diplomatic and international platforms. you can lose a battle, but it's unacceptable to lose as a nation. we have a concern society and a damaged economy that is burdened with massive social issues. it is obvious that in order to avoid internal political upheaval holding early parliamentary elections is inevitable. it was here just behind me 7 days ago in the public square, where for almost to the hour actually where the purchases 1st gathered and broke into the government building behind me. the anger was really harsh, initially on the project that continued a week. there was that there was more protests this evening. start to do it for us . where moved on to the prosecutor general's office. but it's the 1st time we've had from, from someone within that, within the armenian school system that you know, i think it could happen to remind you, last week, armenia and azerbaijan signed a peace deal ending 6 week

where the covid levels are much lower, but would you not accept there is a need for national unity onto have complete buy—in from the public for lockdown?” to have complete buy—in from the public for lockdown? i think the real key here is to make sure that we have a proportionate response. no, i don't think it needs to beat... i think it needs to be appropriate. one thing that's clear as this is just about those who are very, very vulnerable to covid infection. but this is also about the many people with heart challenges, with strokes, with cancer and we need to make sure that they are properly supported, and my concern is that the impact of the process of the lockdown actually makes things worse. today in the house, i asked the prime minister for a proper assessment of what the impact is going to be. but i've not yet seen it. so, the response must be proportionate and i don't think that a lockdown across the whole country is the right way forward. so are you going to vote against it?|j am. ithink are you going to vote against it?|j am. i think it will do much more damage and the reas

thing we needed and never got was, over this period, a united kind of force of a government of national unityht all the parties together, but it never happened. and if this is one way there is some mutuality and understanding, good. i hope it works. but there will always be the rebels and the rebels are too often the ones dictating what happens. rebels and the rebels are too often the ones dictating what happensm looks as though, ros, he is going to show how this national act on ending that has helped reduce the infection rate. yeah. clearly, would you want unity across the country. there has been too much division over brexit and over all sorts of things, including the response to the pandemic, but what i think what a numberof the pandemic, but what i think what a number of the tory mps are saying is, show us the evidence. we have not seen the evidence. that the measures being taken are going to have a more beneficial effect that the damage they're doing. mps are coming under dreadful from their constituencies. shops, businesses, individuals, peoples and care homes, families, are saying to t

. >> we should be defending national unity. >> a telecommunications blackout has made it difficult toerify. the african union is the latest to join international calls for an immediate cease-fire. the au chair appealed for immediate cessation of hostilities. and to ensure the protection of civilians. the government is adamant that it won't talk until the operation achieves its objectives. >> it will be out 300 kilometers, and that means it could strike. that is why the government has to rush to it. it >> it is close to the border of sudan. a large number have already crossed into sudan. there are fears this conflict would trigger civil war and the most populous nation in the whole of africa. it accounts for 6% of ethiopians but have dominated politics for 30 years before the prime minister's rule. they see the ongoing reforms as an attempt to bring about a unitary system of government that destroys the current federal one. diplomats are now worried that the longer the conflict takes, the more difficult it might be to bring back the region for regional states. anchor: an investigation

people who can govern eyes national unity.t they had was to control power and divide the state by ethnicity and religion and identities. he was a political figure. so i have never seen it in ethiopia. it went out without any to support his government's program. they are together as common sense for the political vision. when he says there is -- is because of the historic backdrop. >> this is all very complicated. it's a complicated situation. i want to take a step back and talk specifically about the region for a moment or two. the people make up about 6% of ethiopia's population. but for about three decades they wielded enormous power. they have outsized influence. how did they obtain such influence, and how much did it start to wayne when he came to power -- >> it begun as a rebel group in the 1970's. they eventually spearheaded the rebel alliance that overthrew the regime in 1991. they are keeping up with the dominant power with the ethiopian state was reconstituted in the 1990's. they devised what was instrumental in devis

i think his entire kind of message, his tone, the aura around him is one of national unity and sort of and also international unity in the face of the pandemic and all its economic effects. the problem is that he, as you say, it inherited a very polarized society in which even wearing masks or social distancing, is considered to be very politically controversial. so he's going to have to reach out, i think, to those voters to everyone in order to try to pull together. but he's going to be dealing with a lot of forces which have been released by the trump administration the far right . for example, many of them are armed and so on, but i think if he can give that message but also reach out economically because a lot of the communities are voted for president from right this time are from very poor communities. and i think you can either with the economic program which reaches them, i think he may be able to undercut some of that division that was going to be my next question. i mean, biden backers are incredulous at, at the level of time support, but it's not really about trump. is it?

publicly, they say they're promoting national unity and productivity.gital barcodes. li films them. ♪ >> police officers come on a regular basis to scan that code, and then the code would pull up your file on their smartphone. and then they would make sure that only the people that are registered for that house are in that house. >> narrator: uyghurs and other muslims are also required to install an app on their phones to monitor for content the government deems suspicious. >> there's an emerging ecosystem of apps being developed by the police in xinjiang, all of which lead to a level of intrusiveness into everyday life that, that is unprecedented. ♪ >> narrator: while in xinjiang, li is introduced to a security official in the government. he secretly films the conversation. we're concealing the official's identity. he's surprisingly candid. >> (official): >> (official): >> narrator: in its responses to us, the chinese government said, "the security situation in xinjiang has been greatly improved," and, "there is more effective protection of the freedom

people as well as the spectrum of the democratic party >> have you considered for the sake of national unity selecting or nominating a republican, someone who voted for president trump? >> yes and we still have a lot more appointments to make. i want this country to be united. the purpose of our administration is once again uniting. we can't keep this virulent political dialogue going it has to end. >> should we expect an announcement >> no. >> not ever or not soon >> no, not soon. >> okay. what about former rivals from your own party? bernie sanders, elizabeth warren have you talked to them about cabinet positions? >> well, i've talked to them -- look, as i've said, we already have significant representation among progressives in our administration, but there's nothing really off the table. but one thing is really critical. taking someone out of the senate, taking someone out of the house, particularly for a person of consequence, is a really difficult decision that would have to be made. i have a very ambitious, very progressive agenda and it's going to take really strong leaders in the ho

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i believe the president hopes for a government of national unity that may be too much of a hope. this war was entered into without the proper calculations. it was a losing proposition from the start. i mean, for everything went against the armenian side, or it was important to stop this thing out of your must be at least praise for stopping the conflict before things got out of hand. but it was predictable. this would happen be politically, obviously, if you entered into a war like this, that means you haven't delivered what you promised when you came into power. israel's prime minister has held talks with a lot of putin on buying russia's covert vaccine is part of growing international interest in the sputnik the job. our correspondent paula slayer reports the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has spoken via telephone with the russian president vladimir putin. about purchasing an option on the vaccine. he said that the 2 leaders will speak about this in greater detail in the coming days. sputnik, these clinical trials are about halfway through phase 3. there have been no

from political trend because we must not go to wolf the post reasons we should be defending our national unity. so the young men are to gray, should not go to war because of a telephone and internet communications blackout. integrate, has made it difficult to verify the situation on the ground. the african union is the latest to join international calls for an immediate cease fire and dialogue to a peaceful solution. a u. chairperson, most of achim hamad, appealed for an immediate cessation of hostilities and called on parties to respect human rights and ensure the protection of civilians. the government, however, is adamant that it won't talk until the opposition achieves its objectives of bringing the to great leadership to justice and confiscating or destroying artillery and other arms. the group has, it's in possession. what we know was they had some missiles which could go 2300 kilometers. that means they could to strike a marriage and they could also strike our followers. they could strike us matter. that's easier. it was in their brain. so that's why the government asked us to destroy i

attacks at civilian casualties and destruction the armenian diaspora in israel is calling for national unity. like most armenians when the war began we were all glued to our phones following the news and had this helpless feeling useless feeling and so when the war started and there were calls to return to their homeland we he did that all come and help our brothers and sisters fighting we currently do have a new wave of rest. because we are alone in this fight we are up against a tremendous task to overcome the enemy bombardments both civilian infrastructures and civilian towns but we shall overcome and we are overcome coming to it with the unity that you see. in the streets of armenia and also. if the enemy has a rage on thought that they would break us with this aggression against the armenian people where they were awfully wrong it has had the opposite effect we are more united than ever and it is in that spirit of togetherness that we will win and we will overcome these times of crisis for our nation. although carob i can't internationally recognised as part of azerbaijan is populated m

far cry from the incoming administration's call for national unity and resilience on the eve of the u.s. is suck your holiday. thanksgiving. vice president elect called a lot harris and her husband visited in washington foodbank, while biking delivered a speech calling on americans to find their resilience in the face of the culbut 19 pandemic. this is the moment where we need to steal our spines. redouble our efforts and recommit ourselves to the fight. together, joe biden's call for reconciliation and unity. a marked contrast in both style and substance from that of donald trump and jordan al-jazeera, the white house. a court in turkey is handing down verdicts for hundreds of people accused of plotting to overthrow president. 4 years ago. it's one of the biggest cases related to the failed coup with 475 suspects. well, the 250 people died in the attempted takeover on the 15th of july 2016, parliament and presidential buildings were fired upon and the turkish military chief was taken hostage. taking says u.s. based political figure for to coordinate the attack with a faction of the mil

merino used his first speech as president to call for national unity.not my president. translation: the congressmen had joined together and have impeached the president in a shameful way and we are in the street to claim, to say that merino is not our president. crowds are pushing back against the new president, a businessman and member of the centre—right popular action party. he has a job on his hands, but for now intends to serve as interim president untiljuly in this troubled nation. the chief palestinian negotiator saeb erekat has died at the age of 65. he contracted coronavirus last month, on top of previous serious health problems. yolande knell looks back on his life. you might not have known his name, but you'll have seen his face. for three decades, whenever palestinian and israeli leaders met, saeb erekat took a prominent place. the president urged... fluent in english, he studied in the us and the uk before becoming a key figure in the secular fatah movement back in the occupied west bank. in 1991, he drew attention, wearing his palestinian

will never recognize ourselves as the losing side and this should be the beginning of an era of national unity and revival now there's another element to the story that i've not mentioned so far because on monday at about 5 30 pm moscow time a russian military helicopter was shot down over the armenian air space but space but it was very close to the border where i was there by john and potentially as we understand this situation could've led to something much more explosive but then almost immediately at about a couple of hours russia got apology from but who was there by johnny military admitted that it was a tragic accident when they shot down the russian military helicopter from a surface to air missile launcher and this is the tension somehow and russia welcomed that apology here the statement from the russian diplomats. we assessed positively the fact that book who immediately admitted its guilt we also know the assurances given to us by the ears or by joining site that a prompt investigation of this incident will be carried out and the perpetrators will be punished. so again you can jus

for national unity and resilience on the eve of the u.s. is suck your holiday. thanksgiving. vice president elect, called a lot harris and her husband visited in washington food bank, while bitly delivered a speech calling on americans to find their resilience in the face of the culbut 19 pandemic. this is the moment when we need to steal our spines. redouble our efforts and recommit ourselves to the fight. let's remember, we're all in this together. joe biden's call for reconciliation and unity. a marked contrast in both style and substance. from that, russell in jordan al jazeera, the white house here appears. prime minister says the final phase of the offensive of the northern region has begun in a statement telling residents to stay indoors as the army is being ordered to move in on the regional capital. the government imposed deadline for to ground forces to surrender expired on wednesday. there's been nearly 3 weeks of fighting with hundreds killed and tens of thousands displaced. in this exclusive report from inside to great province, it has been translated on the righ

speak since if you look at hearings for people like most about 100100 people kind of government a national unity corporation rather than division the spirit that the 2 philip had created you know the political competition that they had was to consorted power to divide the state by ethnicity and religion and as a. fix it identity and it does not really any political to reach that race the way i. can that this is that this was embedded into small so what i.b.m. of tried to bring was a kind of he was a more every consolatory kind of political figure so the i have never seen in the political history of your dad where 1000000 people i discovered i didn't went out without any court supported government program largely because 2 people. the political division in the country and it kind of to get into comedy central you know puts kind of vision that any other country to the 100 we thought is political problems has brought so when when when we don't face you know she's just trying to tally many to dance of course might feel sympathetic to get it because of the historical factors obviously of coming to pa

i believe the president's hope for a government of national unity that may be too much of a hope. this war was entered into without the proper calculation. it was a moving proposition from the start, and in fact, everything went against the armenian side. it was important to stop this. and i think must be at least praise for stopping the conflict before things got out of hand. but it was predictable. this would happen politically, obviously, if you entered into a war like this, that means you haven't delivered what you promised when you came into power. this is footage of russian military equipment heading to the karabakh region. the peacekeeping mission will include special vehicles as well as the mining unit. the patrols will monitor the cease fire and help the rebuilding process after the war. the head of the red cross, the international committee has already expressed gratitude to the peacekeepers. we got reaction on the streets of the armenian capital to do this peacefully, building roads providing security. this is excellent and welcome. the fact that peacemakers are encoura

will never recognize ourselves as the losing side and this should be the beginning of an era of national unity and revival. now as we are watching out for all the developments from. the protests that have broken out there i do have to remind you of something else something very important that happened on the border of armenia and azerbaijan but in a different area that's about 200 kilometers away from the conflict zone out about 5 pm moscow time on monday a russian military helicopter was shot down from a surface to air missile so potentially that situation was very explosive and at this point we understand that some kind of truce agreement was back then in the making but then shortly at about 3 hours after the incident an apology came from who they were saying that was a tragic accident that was due to poor visibility and due to all the tension and the pressure that was heightened and that was there on the air by tony military at the time so perhaps because of that apology the situation got very calm and the response from the russian foreign ministry was this they were ready to accept that ap

must reorganize their internal house put them into their internal division distort palestinian national unity in order for them to confront israeli occupation and settlement expansion and also to stand in the face of the us when it comes to the implementation of the term deed of the century which as i mentioned is going to give up around 50 percent of the palestinian territory to israel which is located in the jordan valley and other settlements across the west bank ok well we appreciate your thoughts nor have they said this even that was mccain abu sada palestinian political analyst thank you. thank you. so far we're looking at the figures so far the. 23270 the magic number. actually won the election and is threatening to take the matter to the supreme court even though. the same time biden. will win in these still undecided. enough. they also. could be already president spoke with so many still to be counted this the final result might not be known until the weekend at the earliest earliest and also. big legal battle. because this could go all the way to supreme court. things are looking at

will never recognize ourselves as the losing side and this should be the beginning of an era of national unity and revival now there's another element to the story that i've not mentioned so far because on monday at about 5 30 pm moscow time a russian military helicopter was shot down over the armenian air space but space but it was very close to the border where i was there by john and potentially as we understand this situation could have led to something much more explosive but then almost immediately at about a couple of hours russia got out apology from but who. right johnny military admitted that it was a tragic accident when they shot down the russian military helicopter from a surface to air missile launcher and this is the tension somehow and russia welcomed that apology here's a statement from the russian diplomats we assessed positively the fact that book who immediately admitted its guilt we also know the assurances given to us by the years are be joining site that a prompt investigation of this incident will be carried out and the perpetrators will be punished so again you can jus

will never recognize ourselves as the losing side and this should be the beginning of an era of national unity and revival now there's another element to the story that i've not mentioned so far because on monday at about 5 30 pm moscow time a russian military helicopter was shot down over the armenian air space but space but it was very close to the border where i was there by john and potentially as we understand this situation could've led to something much more explosive but then almost immediately at about a couple of hours russia got out apology from but who. right johnny military admitted that it was a tragic accident when they shot down the russian military helicopter from a surface to air missile launcher and this ease the tensions somehow and russia welcomed that apology here's a statement from the russian diplomats we assessed positively the fact that book who immediately admitted its guilt we also know the assurances given to us by the ears are be joining site that a prompt investigation of this incident will be carried out and the perpetrators will be punished so again you can jus

a far cry from the incoming administration's call for national unity and resilience on the eve of the u.s. is suck your holiday. thanksgiving. vice president elect kaamelott harris and her husband visited in washington foodbank, while biking delivered a speech calling on americans to find their resilience in the face of the culbut 19 pandemic. this is the moment where we need to steal our spines. redouble our efforts and recommit ourselves to the fight. let's remember, we're all in this together. joe biden's call for reconciliation and unity. a marked contrast in both style and substance from that of donald trump. russell and jordan al-jazeera, the white house. the football world is mourning argentinian legendary gemara donahue's dive into the heart attack at the age of 60. he campaigned argentina to victory in the 1986 world cup and is regarded as one of the greatest players of all time. he was widely admired at home when his rise from extreme poverty to global star remains a source of national pride and trees a bow reports form. but as far as the water nearly is in disbelief, he's d

defeat and you know yourself and we will never ignore it and this would be at the start of our national unity a rebirth he likes to call it but still early days we rated. by on what the meaning will it and centrally written and do a war which is so much bloodshed and displacement for hundreds of thousands of people on both sides of the divide and the world will come to an assemblage of it thank you very much indeed a new round of took talks is aiming to bring an end to libya's years long conflict it's hoped the meeting in the chin is in capital can set the groundwork for elections and bring stability to the region harriet reports from tunis. the native nations has invited 75 delegates from libya chosen to represent an array of political viewpoints regional interests and social groups they've gathered here in tunis to find a way forward acting un envoy stephanie williams is clear on the aim of the talks in tunis so we are going to work with the 75 participants on a on the road map going forward the political roadmap going forward with the key objective being the scheduling of national election