at cambridge but couldn't afford to study in england he set up the rama nugent school and then super thirty to give us a gifted children a better chance. up my carrier mathematics me. he. originally. your main reason. my. mom is. that. there is no war to describe the place of mathematics it is filling. effect of knock you off roofs. where nasa lalbagh not though. he did he did he did it is a button about them with. just. today is republic day a major event in india's national. i'll buy on and it's the second most senior police officer in bihar he's on his way to the parade ground here in. every state. but it all. so very important to the country which includes what he's meant. to open the border or the other one. was to the top of the. mobile displays show off aspects of life in bihar and. today is also the festival of saraswati the hindu goddess of learning as a teacher a nun kumar has come to pay his respects. was. it's a public holiday so all india schools are closed except the rama new john school where it's a day like any other the parades now over and which his role as well as

today the students are making their way to the rama new john school those coming from remote villages may have to travel for days joe this is journey it's only across patna but it will take him into a different world. than america thirteen i think yasser. arafat and then i like. that i've been there in my career here you know. the rooms are basic but cost the boys nothing this is where joe tish will spend much of the next seven months. like the accommodation food is also free for the super thirty each has two different boxes the typically indian containers in which they'll be given them meals. really the. best. will be. for the. this. year. the argument. by. the family that. sushi lim meanwhile has been waitlisted for super thirty she didn't do quite well enough in the second exam. or depressed person it was if there's a. limit here. he will if. she's taking on classes and still hopes to get in if she fails this may be the end of her education. and. love of god young of the proudest ideas continually. bihar's a deeply conservative society it isn't easy to change people's attitudes. th

there's been a large protest in the albanian capital, tirana, against prime minister edi rama's governmentit of links to organised crime. mr rama says the opposition is trying to create an artificial crisis to hamper the opening of eu membership talks, which he hopes will begin later this year. bad weather is hampering efforts to rescue two climbers stranded on one of pakistan's most dangerous mountains. a polish climber, tomka maskayvitch, and his french climbing partner, elisabeth revol, were attempting to reach the summit of nanga parbat. mr maskayvitch has reportedly developed frostbite and snowblindness. milos zeman will be the president of the czech republic once again. he's won a second five—year term following a tightly contested election run—off. zeman, who fiercely opposes immigration and objects to eu sanctions against russia, beat his opponent by a narrow margin. his challenger, the centrist academichri drahos, has admitted defeat. as rob cameron reports. cheering and applause. a narrow victory for milos zeman, the 73—year—old president of the czech republic. all chant. "relati

in two thousand and seven before becoming president of south africa but the body is new leader so rama poser has promised to clean up the a.n.c. as image and vigorously fight corruption. let's bring in our guests now plenty to talk about in johannesburg william committee associate professor school of governance of the university of the voices rand in durban macmaharaj a former spokesman for president jacob zuma and also in johannesburg joining us via skype number a junk professor of public law at the university of cape town a very warm welcome to all of you well if i could start with you rob poser has two big challenges here ahead of him one is uniting the a.n.c. another is fixing the south african economy can hear chief both of these goals. you know it's sort of a poser certainly has the skills he has got to experience he has the energy and. the hunger so he can do it but unfortunately you know the challenge is a very very steep chalons because the first thing i'm trying to unite e.a. and see you know he's inheriting a insidious deeply divided between his supporters and his supporters

rama rowe of the state of talent guyana and india of course and mr minister i'm curious you are eithergot a big workload of things on your plate but you have put a lot of money into i.t. and information technology explain why that's so important to you and why you're putting your money where your mouth has been on this issue firstly i must tell you india's been in this trend has been human resources and your strength has been it's a large pool of young population which today in the knowledge economy that was. continues to thrive in i think is extremely important because the raw talent the absolute. you know have belittled to solve problems come up with solutions is what makes indian youngsters extremely special in the world is come to recognise it so therefore if you look at indian demographic more than fifty percent of india is less than the age of twenty seven so i think that's what that's what makes it extremely attractive for large enterprises to come in and set up their large development centers technology services centers and they in the idea neighbors services space and there's

there is nothing meaningful that happens in vote-a-rama. other than that, not one single solitaire democratic amendment was considered on the united states senate floor. no democratic senator had their amendment considered on the senate floor except inside of the process called vote-a-rama, which we all know is a farce. and so we haven't had bipartisanship, and i was so encouraged when the majority leader earlier this year -- first week of the year, i think, right before convening, said he wants to do things on the basis of 60 votes, which is the way the senate has always worked. and the i know he considers himself and institutional i. and i understand that they felt an comparative to try to repeal the affordable care act and do their tax cuts via the reconciliation process, which is a 51-vote threshold. but he a nnounced, we're going to do bipartisan stuff in year. but what we have is an erratic administration that changes its position every hour, so it is difficult to get to 60. they lack the clarity, they lack the capacity, and it appear

here in the king's mortuary temple the rama z m in the ancient town of thieves lies the head of one such statue originally seven thousand meters tall the figure would have weighed a thousand times. by the second year of his reign ramsay's the second was already adding to the great temple of amman in luxor he built this fifteen meter tall adorning the entrance. the king was obviously aware of the superhuman efforts he was demanding from his workers he paid tribute to them in these words you my workers chosen for your strength and the skill of your hands building monuments for me in great numbers skilled in working with precious stones you know the types of granite you know the secrets of sandstone oh hard working and faithful builders i shall live as long as the monuments you raise. ramsay's commissioned a huge pillar hole to be added to the great temple of amman it's sometimes named as one of the seven wonders of the world the hall is the size of a small football pitch and contains a forest of one hundred thirty four highly decorated sandstone columns. again and again this card to four p

and davos the first indian leader to speak in years chelton managed to catch up and speak with k t rama row a minister for the indian state of tele ghana for a look at how india's economy has expanded over the years here's the first half of that interview. we're here back in davos this time at the india house and we are with mr k.t. rama rowe of the state of talent guyana and india of course and mr minister i'm curious you are you got a big workload of things on your plate but you have put a lot of money into i.t. and information technology explain why that's so important to you and why you're putting your money where your mouth has been on this issue firstly i must tell you india has been in this trend has been human resources india strength has been it's a large pool of young population which today in the knowledge economy that was. continues to thrive and i think is extremely important because there are talent the absolute. you know have a little to solve problems come up with solutions is what makes indian youngsters extremely special in the world is come to recognize that so theref

this is rama refugee camp in northwestern and left by the turkish syrian border there are five thousand refugees here who came after december fifteenth when the syrian regime started its airstrike on civilians and is there in hama also those people are from mr muhammad and they're mainly very poor families you see the kids they are walking around on barefoot they don't have shoes threw away and people need immediate humanitarian assistance we have been talking to the people who have been residing here and the people in charge of the camp they're telling that the medical equipment they have is not enough the food they have is not enough for those people they need immediate extra medicine they need immediate extra food to feed those people here and there are some other extra camps around this area close to the borders people have fled their homes from it's there in hama off to the airstrikes started and they didn't even gets money in their pockets this is what they tell us we said the kids most of them are coughing they're about to get sick and the weather conditions are getting worse and

there is nothing meaningful that happens in vote-a-rama. other than that, not one single solitaire democratic amendment was considered on the united states senate floor. no democratic senator had their amendment considered on the senate floor except inside of

everything in this panel rama is a tactical to within the architecture for the patients just need to know how to decode it. the first thing i want to show you is the neighborhood oh you know. off the sixty seven israel annex is a large part of the west bank and calls the jerusalem and immediately starts building remote neighborhoods to these neighborhoods are called the living move around the city. immediately after the occupation all of the sudden you see that buildings that make us feel like we in the center of jerusalem in fact we're miles away. look actually at the corner of the buildings in architect know that we need to look at the corner of the building in order to study in scenes construction i see that tells me that this is a concrete building and that the stone is merely a veneer of one and a half centimeter think. so the government wanted to tell the people living here that they're living in part of the holy city of jerusalem and it was left for architecture to tell that story. ok take two principles these radio station he's way off taking separation and exercising control

rama: Éstas son buenas noticias, palmira.vio: millones de dÓlares en prÉstamo estarÁn dispuestos a propietarios de viviendas que tengan planeado construir unidades secundarias habitacionales para alquilar la familia de bajos recursos. >> habrÁ talleres para que los propietarios puedan educarse sobre cÓmo ir a la ciudad de obtener sus permisos para construir, y tambiÉn, como contratar un contratista general pla que haga el trabajo. flavio: jpmorgan ofreciÓ 3 millones de dÓlares a dos agencias que pronto pronto ofrecerÁ talleres. la crisis inmobiliaria sigue siendo un grave problema en el Área de la bahÍa. >> todos los bonos que tiene el gobierno para personas de bajos ingresos son muy buenos. >> muchos residentes recibe gratamente esta noticia. algunos expertos indican que hay mÁs demanda que oferta y las habilidades habitacionales pueden ayudar a solucionar parcialmente la falta de vivienda asequible en el sur de la bahÍa >> si no fuera construir y poder dar una renta mejor, muchos de ellos podrÍan verse beneficiados. flavio:

aÑos ha cooperado con invitaciÓn porque asÍ es la ley pero o ahora oficiales serÁn entregados en el ramaÁ la labor del departamento de policÍa indagar por el estatus migratorio de personas indocumentadas. todavÍa es temprano para saber si este nuevo acuerdo crearÁ desconfianza entre los presidentes y las autoridades. >> yo pienso que mientras andemos bien, andemos por un buen camino, pienso que no tenemos por quÉ preocuparnos. vamos a ver con el tiempo a ver quÉ pasa. reportera: el director de la policÍa dice que la comunidad inmigrante tiene el derecho de vivir el sueÑo americano y que la ciudad estÁ abierta para todos. ademÁs afirmÓ que la Única razÓn por la cual estÁ formalizando este acuerdo con invitaciÓn es parab reducir el crimen en la comunidad. el dentro del cuerpo policiaco tendrÁ una reuniÓn con miembros de la comunidad el 22 de enero para hablar mÁs sobre este programa que es muy controversial. este programa todavÍa no entra en vigor porque los policÍas todavía tienen que estar entrenados por las agentes de inmigraciÓn y eso se puede tardar meses es lo que tengo. noticias uni

Ésas 8700 horas de la presidencia el presiente trump siete puestos claves de la rama ejecutiva y otrosÍan radicar que el senado se tome mÁs tiempo para confirmar los. por otro, que la casa blanca no haya seleccionado a los candidatos para puestos importantes como un representante ante la uniÓn europea o embajadores en corea del sur, qatar y turquÍa. javier: uno de los hÁbitos más comunes del presidente, muy temprano la maÑana, es... carolina: su cuenta de twitter. los periodistas estamos pendientes en la maÑana de su cuenta para ver quÉ noticias salen y quÉ decisiones ha tomado. javier: aylen del toro te va a contar cuÁles son sus palabras mÁs recurrentes, cuánto escrito y quÉ usa para armar polémica. aylen: es el rey de twitter. en su primer aÑo como presidente de los estados unidos convirtiÓ esta red social en una herramienta esencial de su mandato. por quÉ? resulta que emitiÓ cerca de 2600 tweets. sus mensajes fueron compartidos 42 millones de veces en 2017. algunas de las palabras que mÁs utiliza son amÉrica, noticias, medios, empleos y maga. ha utilizado palabras en 105 tweets, cl

respondiÓ las afirmaciones de jong un, que dijo el lunes que todos estados unidos estÁ al alcance de sus ramasrugada se restableciÓla conversación entre corea del norte y corea del sur. se tratÓ de una llamada telefÓnica a cuatro dÍas de que el mandatario norcoreano diera seÑales de abrir un diÁlogo con su vecino. la llamada se realizÓ y se recibiÓ donde en pocos dÍas se va a llevar a cabo una reuniÓn entre ambas coreas y naciones unidas. ilia: lo que fernando estÁ buscando-- la casa blanca y el congreso estÁn buscando evitar el cierre de gobierno . buscan la financiaciÓn del muro fronterizo. nos cuenta cÓmo marchan estas negociaciones. >> asÍ fue como esta tarde llegaron al capitolio los asesores del presidente. se reunieron con los lÍderes de ambas cÁmaras. nancy pelo si se fue sin decir una palabra. mientras muchos se preguntaban si las negociaciones incluirÍan daca, la casa blanca enterrÓ esa posibilidad para ese presupuesto, para marzo su propia fecha lÍmite. el objetivo principal hoy es el presupuesto. el presidente quiere un proyecto de ley limpio,dijo la portavoz de la casa blanca. san

--un coyote muerto y parcialmente desollado colgaba de la rama de un arbol.investigaciones, la policia descubri que la persona que mat al animal sera un adolescente, algo que preocupa a las autoridades ya que la crueldad animal es una caracteristica, a temprana edad, de los asesinos en serie. --en morgan hill, las autoridades abrieron una investigacion para ubicar a un posible estafador en serie. --la dueÑa de un cafteria relat que el sujeto se identifica como promotor inmobiliario, que tuvo problemas con su camioneta y debe remolacarla por lo que necesita 250 dolares. --ofrece regresar con el dinero, algo que nunca sucede. --propietarios de negocios en gilroy reportaron un fraude similar. --en san jose, la policia investiga el alarmante aumento de delincuentes merodeando propiedades en la zona de willow glen robarlas. --los sujetos tocan las puertas de las casas para saber si hay alguien dentro y poder cometer su fechoria. --se cree que trabajan en grupo ya que un vecino vio bajar de un auto a uno de los malhechores, mientras otros esperaban en el vehiculo.

patient everything in this plan the rama he is a technical tool within the architecture of occupation just need to know how to decode the architecture of fine that's part of the rebel doctor series this time on a jersey or. searching. in the most unlikely places. award winning to talk about a new one. to set out to challenge teaching perceptions of africa. and bring photography to his community. the story of hope indeed in the face of adversity. the new african photography to fail. at this time on how he does it. government protests grow in iran despite the president's call for calm at least fifteen people are reported dead. jordan this is al jazeera live from also coming up israel's parliament approves and or making it harder to give up any part of jerusalem to the palestinians.

have taken part in anti-government protests in the capital toronto they want the prime minister eddie rama to resign the qs is administrating of having links to corruption and organized crime. those are the headlines let's look at counting the cost now. news has never been. but the message is simplistic and misinformation is rife the listening post provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narrative at this time on al-jazeera. hello i'm sam is a than this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week a problem with davus an exclusive ski resort hosts the rich and powerful to discuss making the world a better place but for who. also this week african skies moves are afoot to open up air travel across the continent when they prove a game changer for the region's economy. class slavery see the link between supermarket shrimp and forced labor in one of the world's largest food exports. a tiny town in the swiss mountains has hosted the world economic forum every january for the past forty six years the rich powerful and

y caÍdas de ramas de los Árboles porque la nieve se acumula sobre las ramas y los fuertes vientos puedenn nosotros, no solo por lo del frÍo. si no la reincorporaciÓn a las actividades normales despuÉs de estas vacaciones, o este reces de sembrino chicas. >>> creo que mucha gente se comienza a reincorporar al trabajo, a la escuela y a sus labores cotidianas pero caray, cÓmo cuesta trabajo. ¿verdad? le cuesta trabajo. pues aquÍ le tenemos recomendaciones. >>> es preferible llegar con tiempo, sin apuro camincorporo luego de dÍas de descanso. >>> se sugiere comenzar con tareas fÁciles. no cubrir todo lo que quedÓ mientras estuvieron fuera. >>> para organizarse es algo que la gente debe aplicar en su vida diaria cuando se va alan zar en una nueva aventura una pieza clave y fundamental, te permite saber dÓnde estÁn las cosas. priorizar todo. >>> y el paso a pasito. suave suavecito. mira como le fue a luis fonsi. aplique la de luis fonsi ahora. el trabajo se queda en la oficina. no se lleve el trabajo extra a casa, seÑor, seÑora. le va a quitar la magia al descanso que tuvo en las vacaciones y

from the zoom are going to coming from this remarkable very popular spartacist absalom that my and rama poses over strategy you know to support for the i see your point there number any so how does rather pose a gain confidence is it by as he says he will confronting corruption on all forms and in order to do that does he then have to have a purge of the a.n.c. which is going to create a huge number of enemies well firstly. you will miss the magic to minimize the fact that our president. is critical in this because that's part of how he builds confidence as long as south africans and people in the ward see president zuma in the position that he is in that they're going to feel but nothing has changed of us that's the that's the that's the first the secondly the policy. you know and the incidents and says come up with a number of the solutions the one will is education which is the elite are not well thought out position because a lot of her moment. is in a state that is not legally able to make such that and so it was it was you know we kind of ran away from the fact that it was then a

the video visor reveals the role of architecture in his radio queue page everything in this panel rama to use a tactical tool with n.p.r. the picture of the patient just need to know how to decode the architecture of fine that's part of the rebel doctor series this time on jersey. hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera south korea has proposed holding high level talks with pyongyang on jan or the ninth the offer comes a day after north korean leader kim jong il and raise the possibility of dialogue during his new year's address. and we look at the improvement of relations between north and south korea cannot go separately with the resolving north korea's nuclear .

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one room has a series of die rama's depicting key scenes from gandhi's life. visitors remove their shoes to approach the spot where the mahatma fell to the assassin's bullets. briscoe's photographs gandhi's meager personal belongings. his notebooks walking-stick lettice even his blood stained clothes everything related to the life of the father of the nation has been preserved. when one hundred gandhi was born in eight hundred sixty nine india was firmly under britain's imperial young. like his father he seemed destined to serve. his family belong to the banya caste hardworking merchants from western state. gandhi's marriage at the age of thirteen was a ranged he and his wife cast would have four children. when he was sixteen his father gravely ill. described him as a devoted son. gandhi felt that he added u.t. to his father the time he was dying and hopefully he wanted to actually be with him in his death. but on that particular day when his father became critically ill he. felt more attracted to his wife and he was actually in the act of making love to her a

taken part in anti-government protests in the capital tehran and they want the prime minister eddie rama to resign the queues is administrator of having links to corruption and organized crime. those are the headlines let's look at counting the cost now. news has never been more available but the message is a simplistic and misinformation is rife listening post provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narrative at this time on al-jazeera. hello i'm sam is a band this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week a problem.

government in the capital tirana they're calling for the resignation of the prime minister eighty rama's government accusing it of links to organized crime and flooding of the river send in paris is getting worse levels are expected to hit a peak by sunday six meters above the normal level some paris residents have criticized the government's response. those are the headlines inside story next i'll have the al-jazeera news that was for us. donald trump says america first is not mean america alone is trust business leaders at the world economic forum in davos but can a man who has promoted protectionist policies and scrap trade deals convince the world the u.s. is open for business this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm richelle carey america first has long been one of the most common refrains of donald trump's administration yes president first used the phrase in his inauguration speech and he's repeated it over the past year in reference to political and economic policies so it's no surprise that the phrase resurfaced in a speech at the world economic forum in davos

rama's a center left government accusing it of links to organized crime al jazeera as of me i'm anti is in tirana. from the early morning hours people from. gathering here in the center of capital tehran in an under government protest accusing the government of links to the organized crime and calling for his resignation the opposition has been preparing for today's protests for a month blaming the government also for the lack of economic development which according to them is the main the reason why so many old binion's are leaving the country on the other hand will be a new prime minister has told for decided not to respond to opposition that legations political analysts here indeed all must say that there is no evidence that the prime minister is involved in organized crime or you that the libyans have many reasons to protest the protest is also considered a test of support for the main opposition democrats who suffered a landslide lost in the last parliamentary elections. and the political scene could make a bee in your throat european union more difficult granted the e.u. candid

this is rama refugee camp in northwestern and left by the turkish syrian border there are five thousand refugees here who came after december fifteenth when the syrian regime started its a a strike on civilians and is there in hama also those people are from is that how much and they are mainly very poor families you see the kids they are walking even on barefoot they don't have shoes to wear and people need immediate humanitarian assistance we have been talking to the people who have been residing here and the people in charge of the camp they're telling that the medical equipment they have is not enough the food they have is not enough for those people they need immediate extra medicine they need immediate extra food to feed those people here and there are some other extra camps around this area close to the border people have fled their homes from it's there in hama after the airstrikes started the gymnasium government is hoping a boost in aid to poor families will help contain growing discontent over new austerity measures as it's pledged an actress seventy million dollars of the pr

the trio advisement reveals a room of architecture in his radio queue page everything in this panel rama the tactical two with n.p.r. detector for the patient just need to know how to control the architecture of farthest part of the rebel architecture serious this time just zero. welcome back reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera at least fourteen people and a policeman are reported to have died as anti-government protests in iran time increasing the violence four hundred people have also been arrested. with the rebel fighters in yemen say at least thirty people have been killed or injured inside of a coalition as strikes and died the province. and north korea's leader has warned the u.s. that his kind of nuclear capability is now a reality not a threat but came to our own also says he's open to dialogue with south korea. and the u.n. secretary general is edging president joseph kabila to step down from power in the democratic republic of congo in accordance with a dail signed a year ago it comes after his security forces killed at least seven protesters on sunday during rallies

the jail advisement reveals a lot of architecture and it's radke patients everything in this panel rama tactical two with n.p.r. pictures from the preacher just need to know how to decode the architecture of fine part of the rebel dr series this time. at least twenty two people are killed and more than five hundred arrested during anti-government protest in iran the supreme leader says foreign agencies are behind the violence. telling them to touch on this is al jazeera live from london also coming up at his town targets the assets and charities to face saeed the mom the united states says was behind the two thousand and eight one by a tax that claimed one hundred sixty five lines when look at how an erupting volcano is decimating tourist numbers to bali on the indonesian government smash just to low people back plus. in a few months time the stands here at luzhniki stadium in moscow will be filled with football fans from all over the world armory chalons and i'll have more on this later in the program with russia now in its world cup year. and least eight is a radians have been killed

the government in the capital tirana there calling for the resignation of the prime minister eighty rama's government accusing it of links to organized crime and flooding of the river sand in paris is getting worse levels are expected to hit a peak by sunday six meters above the normal level some paris residents have criticised the government's response those are the headlines inside story next i'll have the news hour for you list. america first it's not me in america alone it's business leaders at the world economic forum in davos but can a man who's promoted protectionist policies and scrap trade deals convince the world the u.s. is open for business this is inside story.

reveals the little architecture and it's really everything in this from the rama. to the n.p.r. director for the patient just need to know how to be told the architecture of. the rebel architecture series this time. it's good to have you with us on al-jazeera these are our top stories u.s. president donald trump has tweeted saying a new book about him as full of lies that paints a highly critical picture of life inside the oval office and suggests that the president as a mentally unfit for the job the white house has threatened legal action. north korea has accepted the salts proposal for high level talks on tuesday discussions will focus on pyongyang's participation in next month's went to an ex and the south the announcement came hours after the us said that it's agreed to delay and your joint twenty two exercises with the south until after the games and large parts of the eastern u.s. are on the grip of a historical interest only system being called a bombsite clone new york's mayor has declared a weather emergency the forecast is predicting up to twenty five centimeters of s

yell advisement reveals the role of architecture in his radio q patient everything in this plan a rama tactical tool with india architecture for the patient just need to know how to decode the architecture of fine that's part of the rebel architecture series this time on jersey are we here to jerusalem bureau covered israeli palestinian affairs we covered this story with a lot of intimate knowledge we covered it with that we don't dip in and out of this story we have a presence here all the time apart from being a cameraman it's also very important to be a journalist to know the story very well before going into the fields covering the united nations and global diplomacy for al-jazeera english is pretty incredible this is where talks have many and what happens there matters. this is al-jazeera. and i'm right matheson this is the news our live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes.

very short hearing he came out spoke with the media here he said he believes that the current king ramaten intervened he petitioned to the king asking for the this case to be dismissed and he believes that the king was involved in the fact that this was this case will not move forward again that that announcement is coming the last twenty minutes there are to scott thank you. well time for a short break here al-jazeera when we come back another crisis for yemen as a to fear outbreak takes hold affecting almost seven hundred people plus why these people are protesting on the streets of boston on a day before the regional parliament is to be sworn in on that state. hello there we're seeing a little bit more in the way of snow work its way across north america at the moment mostly out of this weather system here it's still giving us some fairly heavy snow in places as it gradually eases towards that eastern coast eventually though as we head through wednesday into thursday it should clear away meanwhile the weather in the west is so putting itself together wednesday we're just seeing a lit

parties have taken part in antigovernment protests in the capital tirana they want prime minister either rama to resign they accuse his administration of having links to corruption and organized crime those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after rewind by phone or. the to. be to. up. up. to i'm laura. back in two thousand and six. we decided to revisit some of the most important stories and find out how they've moved to. two thousand and thirteen and afghanistan. traveled to the north of the country to see one of the most dramatic changes to take place in the previous decades under the taliban women. in education but off to two thousand and three. able to return to school on the taliban have been toppled from power by u.s. backed afghan forces today's rewind film focuses on. the minority tuck. on the border with touch. and noria a both keen to take advantage of the new found opportunity through these. out to explore the future prospects for girls' education in afghanistan and the efforts of a minority to educate its children from two thousand. his pencils and. i. want.

parties took part in anti-government protests in the capital tirana they want the prime minister eddie rama to resign they accuse he isn't ministration of having links to corruption and urbanised crime. really metar has much. from the early morning hours people from many old indian state is thought a gathering here in the center of capital tehran in an under government protest accusing the government of links to the organized crime and calling for his resignation the opposition has been preparing for today's protests for a month blaming the government also for the lack of economic development which according to them is the main the reason why so many old binion's are leaving the country on the other hand holding a prime minister he did all my has told for decided not to respond to opposition to allegations political analysts here in tehran us they that there is no evidence that the prime minister is involved in organized crime however they argue that the libyans have many reasons to protest the protest is also considered a test of support for the main opposition democrats who suffered a lan