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ophelia has spent more than two weeks down in the shelter.my house was destroyed and there is bombing every day," she says. "where else can i go?" "the graves of our grandparents and great grandparents are here," says vladimir. "we are not leaving karabakh." i asked this lady, could she imagine peace between armenians and azerbaijanis? "that's impossible," she says. "we've lost so many young people, sons and brothers". in this conflict, there is a lot of history, a lot of raw emotion, as we have been hearing, and a lot of violence. what there isn't much of it all, though, is trust, and until that can be somehow created and built between armenians and azerbaijanis, this is a conflict which is going to be very difficult to resolve. and in this conflict, the other side is grieving, too. norsin and her husband anar were killed on sunday in a missile attack azerbaijan blames on armenia. this ceasefire between them isn't in ruins just yet, but it is extremely fragile. building a lasting peace in the south caucasus is a huge challenge. steve rosenbe

president john with ophelia seeking out 2nd 5 year term he represents the ruling. a doozy party it has been in power for decades. rallying his supporters before the election incumbent john michael fully is running on an economy that until recently was growing fast but i ask you my fellow tanzanians to vote for me on the 28th i want to bring new changes to tanzania you were all witnesses that in my 1st term in power i have brought a lot of changes to this country. yeah. but economic record has taken a hit from the coronavirus pandemic critics say the government has covered up tanzania's outbreak maghrib fully said the country had conquered the virus through prayer the government stopped updating its infection numbers earlier this year the opposition says that's part of a trend of suppressing bad news and press freedoms and brutalizing rival political parties. todo list who heads a coalition of opposition groups he spent 3 years in exile after an assassination attempt he claims the government is ratcheting up its crackdown on rival groups. the kind of violence that w

ophelia has spent more than two weeks down in the shelter.ry day," she says. "where else can i go?" "the graves of our grandparents and great grandparents "are here," says vladimir. "we are not leaving karabakh." i asked this lady, could she imagine peace between armenians and azerbaijanis? "that's impossible," she says. "we've lost so many young people, sons and brothers". in this conflict, there is a lot of history, h what there isn't much of it all, though, is trust, and until that can

character and he much along on will agree to enter a fool and he's a deeply is a deeply autocratic ophelia you know he spends his life in the military are his father who succeeds in the struggle and one of he is actually quite you know which in the novel is an odd fifty's he much of the horn came to the age when the molecules are already very powerful he's used to getting what he wants he is reputation for aristos less since a humming king he tried to expand the power while he so at the very moment market reforms along democratic lines he's moved to restore all this you know the power of the symbology tkachuk yuri thank you. in pakistan prime minister imran khan is facing a challenge from a new protest movement thousands of people took to the streets in quote a to demonstrate against his military backed government that's just the latest rally of many across the country over the past few weeks the protests have brought together strange bedfellows the party of former prime minister nawaz sharif the muslim league and the party of former prime minister benazir bhutto who was assassinated the p

ophelia has spent more than two weeks down in the shelter.else can i go?" "the graves of our grandparents and great grandparents "are here," says vladimir. "we are not leaving karabakh." i asked this lady, could she imagine peace between armenians and azerbaijanis? "that's impossible," she says. "we've lost so many young people, sons and brothers". in this conflict, there is a lot of history, a lot of raw emotion, as we have been hearing, and a lot of violence. what there isn't much of it all, though, is trust, and until that can be somehow created and built between armenians and azerbaijanis, this is a conflict which is going to be very difficult to resolve. and in this conflict, the other side is grieving, too. norsin and her husband anar were killed on sunday in a missile attack azerbaijan blames on armenia. this ceasefire between them isn't in ruins just yet, but it is extremely fragile. building a lasting peace in the south caucasus is a huge challenge. steve rosenberg, bbc news, in nagorno—karabakh. let's get some of the day's other new

ophelia has spent more than two weeks down in the shelter.," she says. "where else can i go?" "the graves of our grandparents and great grandparents "are here," says vladimir. "we are not leaving karabakh." i asked this lady, could she imagine peace between armenians and azerbaijanis? "that's impossible," she says. "we've lost so many young people, sons and brothers". in this conflict, there is a lot of history, a lot of raw emotion, as we have been hearing, and a lot of violence. what there isn't much of it all, though, is trust, and until that can be somehow created and built between armenians and azerbaijanis, this is a conflict which is going to be very difficult to resolve. and in this conflict, the other side is grieving, too. norsin and her husband anar were killed on sunday in a missile attack azerbaijan blames on armenia. this ceasefire between them isn't in ruins just yet, but it is extremely fragile. building a lasting peace in the south caucasus is a huge challenge. steve rosenberg, bbc news, in nagorno—karabakh. let's get some of

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joining me is conservative activist isabel brown, democratic analyst and campus reform correspondent opheliason. thank you for being here. i want to pop up this stat that is absolutely mind-boggling age 18 to 22 general election early and absentee vote, look at that. almost 5 million more in this election compared to 2016. first question to you. how much of a factor will young people be in this election? >> already proving to be a very exciting one that could tip the scale one way or another but it might not be the deciding number because many gins the americans are still too young to vote culturally they are such a unique moment happening across our country with enthusiasm for donald trump and conservative ideas. i'm fortunate to work with organizations like turning point usa and students for trump, traveling the country the next few months it's been so eye-opening with that enthusiasm factor. >> what issues are important to young democrats? >> young democrats are dealing with what i call the triple crisis. america in general, they are dealing with a pandemic that has had a direct effect on

by having the president say i don't know what they're about and they're opposed to ped fellia fell opheliait's disturbing that a virtual cult, qanon is a cyrtual cult. the president doesn't clearly denounce. instead, he tip toes, he knows his storiers are qanon believers. it will continue to be a problem in the final steps of the campaign. >> i think you are right. the president refused to do as we know what was called for a virtual head-to-head debate with joe biden this past week and then scheduled the competing town hall. his campaign manager jason miller predicted they beat biden in a metric that really as we all know seriously matters to the president. we are talking television ratings. but that's not what happened. tell us more. >> this was a shock to people at abc and nbc and the biden campaign. there was an assumption trump would be ahead. the biden had 14 million viewers. the trump town hall were not able to surpass that even though it was on three different channels. you see bind ahead of trump. is that fatigue? tim alberta quoted a trump supporter. loose, i love the president, e

care, prescription drugs, the price of prescription medication and i met this mom recently named ophelia and she was having to make these horrible decisions about whether she fills her son's prescription, her prescription or buys groceries for the weeks and these are horrible choices that arizonans have to make and folks care about, not getting covid-19 relief. we have so many arizonans, so many members of our community that are really struggling. food banks are maxed out. and folks are having to make the horrible choices and the united states senate went home. that's not leadership for arizona. >> real quickly, are you against background checks for all gun sales? >> i'm for the second amendment and here is just another example where my opponent says i've got a gun and oh, i'm not talking-- the reason he's not talking about it is because arizonians care about second amendments constitutional rights and should he get elected, this will switch the senate majority and they will be able to ram through the most radical anti-second amendment agenda and he's been leading the george the last ten

healthcare, prescription drugs, the price of prescription medication prayed about this pump recently named opheliahe was having to make these horrible decisions about whether she feels her sons prescription, or prescription to buy or buy groceries for the week. that's a horrible choice and arizonans currently have to make . these on the issues the folks care about . not getting covid-19 relief rated we have so any arizonans and somebody members our community there really struggling freighted food banks, are maxed out. folks are having to make these horrible choices in the united states senate went home. it is not leadership for arizona. >> are you against background checks for all gun sales freighted speedo for the second amendment. here's another example where my phone it says i've got a gun. the reason he is not talking about it is because arizonans care about their second amendment constitutional rights freighted and judy get elected, a switch to the senate majority they will be able to run through the most radical anti- second amendment agenda freighted he's going to lead the charge over the l