serious concerns under our around sanctions act we've made that absolutely clear to our pakistani qana parts the americans are pushing for a rival plan for u.s. backed pipeline from turkmenistan instead the us opposition isn't the only hurdle realistically i don't think that's ever going to happen because if you look at the geopolitical you look at the forces that are opposed to it it's not just the united states that's opposed to it it's also saudi arabia it's also the it's also got the . new prime minister is. you know. at least historically has been i don't see the pakistan going through it remains to be seen whether the pipeline will be sidelined by geopolitics but for the people here there's little choice but to put up with the inconvenience and wait in line. r.t. pakistan. back with more news after a short break stay with r.t. . i would rather ask questions for people in positions of power instead of speak on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on r.t. question more. welcome to teal one out here you can feel at home. there are three choices

in northern kenya and we had a year with basically no rain and told to qana region as seen. successive droughts of the past few years and what we're seeing is the stress of getting more and more frequent so the rain is becoming less and less common. the traps left many of the animals is very very weak so people didn't have that didn't have the usual income. of. money trisha levels really short are. not what the global acute malnutrition rate is fifteen percent in some areas of true country it was up to fifty seven percent that is more than double. the. yard work i had to go to. i mean to go to not five and they all died. even then we couldn't eat them. your little boy and my small field was of no help the seeds died before they could sprout. a year young it was a bad year without a train we couldn't plant anything. but there was great hunger. even the wild fruit became rare. a rule while my sister died last year during the long drought that she was old and as there was no food. no she died and i came to take care of her children. there was no food or water because it was too

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serious concerns under our around sanctions act we've made that absolutely clear to our pakistani qana parts the americans are pushing for a rival plan for u.s. backed pipeline from turkmenistan instead but u.s. opposition isn't the only hurdle realistically i don't think that's ever going to happen because if you look at the geopolitical you look at the forces that are opposed to it it's not just the united states that's opposed to it it's also saudi arabia it's also the it's also got that also that new prime minister is you know what you can pull out the at least historically has been i don't see the it on pakistan pipeline going through it remains to be seen whether the pipeline will be sidelined by geopolitics but for the people here there's little choice but to put up with the inconvenience and wait in line to see caffein of r.t.e. pakistan. the cream of woe business isn't simply to spend at the moment looking for ways to boost economic growth reform the global financial system and strengthen try to kill brain is that the form for sticking to the most burning issues someone eighte

be surpassing some develop nations developing countries now account for overhaul of the wallets of qaname and with this growth comes power so we should nations are we talking about that well if we look at this map we can see that the developing world is overtaking the developed world and if we wind the call back we can see that back in one thousand nine hundred eighty two the developed world account of the sixty nine percent of the world economy while the developing world took up just. false forward all in thirty years the a mugging economies that will make up nearly three quarters of the world economy by twenty seven tane so is this economic shift changing the balance of power i asked legendary investor do you raja's exactly that. we're already seeing it it's not just the. world economy it's creditor nation or you nations as well historically people like great britain america finance developing nations as if they could grow but now it's the developing nations which have the money to develop i don't know if you've been you've been to hong kong or singapore or careers some of the places

serious concerns under our around sanctions act we've made that absolutely clear to our pakistani qana parts the americans are pushing for a rival plan for u.s. backed pipeline from turkmenistan instead but u.s. opposition isn't the only hurdle really sticky i don't think that's ever going to happen because if you look at the geopolitical you look at the forces that are opposed to it it's not just the united states that's opposed to it it's also saudi arabia it's also the it's also got that also that new prime minister is you know quite pulls out the at least historically has been i don't see the pakistan biplane going through it remains to be seen whether the pipeline will be sidelined by geopolitics but for the people here there's little choice but to put up with the inconvenience and wait in line to see caffein of r.t.e. pakistan. this is our in the global business elite have gathered now and some people for the city as a new will international economic forum meeting but already seeing some groundbreaking moves being made including that over the russian president signing off on an o

that just before dawn on march eleventh of last year bail snuck out of his remote outpost outpost in qana her afghanistan and went on a killing spree in two nearby villages leaving sixteen dead including the children during the hearing military judge colonel jeffrey nance will question bales about what happened allowing the sergeant to give his account of the massacre firsthand before deciding whether or not to accept the guilty plea. if fails plea is accepted the thirty nine year old father of two from lake taps washington will face a sentencing hearing later this summer it is there that a jury will decide whether he will be sentenced to life in prison with or without the possibility of parole. or more emerging more is emerging about the government protest underway in turkey protests stem from the sit in at task and get the square and instant bull over the government's plans to plans to develop a shopping mall in the current park turned violent last friday after police crackdown the relics of spread throughout the country in what's being called the largest protest in recent turkish histo

love to go back and work with all those guys like you like polo people all those guys it channing in qana hey and you know matt bomer and i went to drama school and soderbergh was amazing so we go because he like soderbergh soderbergh. very smart very funny very witty very quiet he says own camera man so the whole movie's in his head and he doesn't have to translate that to anyone but it's a trick of male scripting. what you learn. while male shipping is very different than female stripping you know men want to see women take their clothes off and that's it and women want a fantasy they want to know that you've said you've spent a lot of time on your routine that you've spent money on. a costume that you've rehearsed this thing and then they want to go on this this ride with you so i think you know the movie really was an exploration for me at least in theme about you know the differences between men and women and what they find. so a male stripper have to be well and and is that it helps. but did you expect that hit to be the thing to be a hit it did one hundred thirteen million the myst