gow, which is tanzania.. i had a guy who said to me. _ ministry. i had a guy who said to me. peter. — ministry. i had a guy who said to me, peter, would you like a view to him is _ me, peter, would you like a view to him is demarco —— a few tins of ham and some _ him is demarco —— a few tins of ham and some fish. i said, how much would _ and some fish. i said, how much would you — and some fish. i said, how much would you want? you can't get hold of this— would you want? you can't get hold of this english and european food. i said. _ of this english and european food. i said. ill— of this english and european food. i said, i'll have a couple of tens of this or— said, i'll have a couple of tens of this or the — said, i'll have a couple of tens of this or the other. he said, i thought— this or the other. he said, i thought you might want a container full. thought you might want a container full~ you _ thought you might want a container full. you could not mistake the aid, because _ full. you could not mistake

to botswana namibia forestry zambi, mauritius seychelles and also to tanzania.help train staff. india's 4,400 peacekeepers, including women , are helping to restore peace and stability in africa, we are fighting terrorism. and we are also working. in this case, together with african countries during the difficult times of the coronavirus pandemic, they also provided food vaccines to some countries. now we are also working and communicating with african countries. to jointly develop a vaccine against coronavirus and other vaccines, whether it be the cyclones in the moses century or the floods madagascar has always stood on the side of africa your excellency america helped her and this is also the theme of our chairmanship of the group of 20 to respond on the concerns of the global south, we invited three african countries and several developing countries as guests to the g20 summit india also proposed. for the african union to become a permanent member of the g20, your excellency. i believe that brix and all the friendly countries present here and now can work to

we were popular in tanzania like no other.essie was a little more special, and in other parts of the country. it was us we continue the soviet tradition today rifat kadyrovich , together with his colleague boniface, is recording episodes for tanzanian radio on the air discussing news from russia and the russian view of international events and a unique collection of rare translated publications. books were published and in our libraries in ours they have almost all almost all collected. and you will see that they are read because they have been read, especially children's books. rifat kadyrovich himself was puzzled by the translation of pushkin's fairy tales into swahili; it was important that the melody of pushkin's language be preserved in the translated text. we staged all the time the local theatrical group the tale of the fisherman and the fish, the text remained the same as pushkin's ofiget, i will be me. where were local dances introduced quite organically?

we were popular in tanzania like no other.ies it was a little more special to bessy, and in other parts of the country. it was us we continue the soviet tradition today rifat kadyrovich , together with his colleague boniface, is recording episodes for tanzanian radio on the air discussing news from russia and the russian view of international events and a unique collection of rare translated publications.

— tanzania be interested in the style of government?ually have six countries _ of government? while you actually have six countries primarily - of government? while you actually have six countries primarily in - have six countries primarily in southern africa that are interested in this, it's notjust tanzania. but it's south africa, mozambique, angola, and zimbabwe. these are all effectively countries that have a party that has won every election since independence. so they have maintained themselves in power throughout. they are interested in staying in power, obviously. and one model would be the chinese model of governance where the communist party of china has also stayed in power. the fact that this is located in tanzania rather than one of the other six countries is i think immaterial. it could very well have been established in one of the other countries. ~ , ., , been established in one of the other countries. ~ , . , . , , countries. why has the west been so oor at countries. why has the west been so poor at exploring. — countr

natalya karamagi has been living in tanzania for more than 40 years and came to the country with herthey have a unitary specialty what kind of weather in monza is warm weather, i love the russian language very much. i adore my beloved, st. petersburg. how big is russia how much is it national? how beautiful it is and most importantly, there are four seasons, and here there is only one, which is divided into the rainy season. in russia, rain is not a natural disaster, like tanzania, but especially for those who travel to st. petersburg. uh, it's either rain or snow or sleet for 10 months in the mountain feeling of african time. this is a very interesting question. never hurry anywhere for them to be late somewhere for a couple of hours. this is completely normal. i explain to students that such a time reference system does not work in russia; in russia, you must always be on time. and even a little early is better than late. that's why we try them. uh, practice a little. they will live surrounded by new people there.

so it went on until the opposing forces signed in tanzania, an agreement to end violence in 2005 in aerendum. the buronian constitution was adopted, where ethnic quotas in the government for arts are prescribed 60% for tutsi 40 strange can only develop in a world of security and when the people are united, therefore our main task is to ensure national reconciliation and national unity. it has become a reality in our country. if you find yourself in burunda, you will see a united friendly people who have hope for the future priority of agriculture. most of the population works in this sector 95% of the food goes to domestic fish. because our people are burundians people. ensuring food security today more than 90% of the country's population is food-secured, what is the concept of burundian cuisine? here are your favorite dishes and whether ms. angelina likes to cook your spouse. we have a lot of things in burunda, a very large variety. dishes, there are dishes based on rice, corn, cereals , potatoes, fruits, we have almost everything, but what is remarkable if you ask a similar questio

we were popular in tanzania like no other.le more overtook us to bessy, and in other parts of the country. it was us we are continuing the soviet tradition today rifat kadyrovich together with his colleague bonifaciem is recording episodes for tanzanian radio on the air discussing news from russia and the russian view of the international events of the russian house in derusolam a large and unique collection of rare translated editions of works translated our classics to me in her syrian into african language, as in the soviet union , the soviet union, e-e of the raduga publishing house, and in our library in our country there is almost everything, almost everything is collected. and you will see that they are read because they have been read, especially children's books. already in modern times , rifat kadyrovich himself was puzzled by the translation of pushkin's fairy tales into swahili, it was important that the melody of pushkin's language be preserved in the translated text . the text of the fish remained the same as tha

brics meeting, the president also met and discussed with the presidents of china, brazil, senegal, tanzania, and the prime ministers of india and bangladesh. the closest border between iran and iraq hosts arbaeen hosseini pilgrims. the movement of arbaeen pilgrims has started at this border since the beginning of the week. tamerchin terminal has hosted the lovers of abba abdullah al-hussein, peace be upon him, for the second year . together with them, at the border crossings of tamerchin, everyone serves the pilgrims in some way. he waxes one of the children, i was a hossein since childhood, they were the servant of abul fazl, and the other gives tea to the pilgrims, adam imam hossein and khayyam in the breakfast procession to the pilgrims so that their hands don't hurt, you worked very hard and 100 bullets from medical service colleagues and provides relief a story for the children of tehran with the internal enemy and the installation of all arbaeen pilgrims on foot and on horseback to the end of the border . it was great, good facilities, the border of mehran was very busy, here i was ve

we have created in uzbekistan are created in armenia, they are created in panda in zimbabwe, in tanzania so on. permanent exhibition and from there to some neighboring countries, this export of this product is exported, that is, with the game and the movements that the house of technology makes and to different countries of development, along with this export of engineering services, let me say one thing, the trips of mr. president have always been an effort this is the republic islamic iran, when it goes to a place to present its own work , as a country that wants its own knowledge, its own technology giant , and its own industrial exports, what should it do to supply and export ? don't read, we did not have any exports from our country's export fund, but our exports started in the month, and now white russia is exporting our country's mini cars , our catalysts are being offered to this country. nanooi bio tehsil medicines and medical equipment that you saw in indonesia and different countries like this and when you leave this country, it was collected from the north , but this country

we need to be more careful, the president helped the wife of the prime minister of tanzania on the shiprs . the most interesting shots. corporate identity of our program. for the past month, this moment has been actively discussed on the internet. the russian president asked the leader of kyrgyzstan to pass a note to the head of kazakhstan, read the reaction. mutual signs that were in that note asked the presidential press secretary for comment world discussion. called him these shots. putin gave his coat to the president of the united arab emirates, who was a little frozen in st. petersburg , for exactly 5 years now we have been showing a completely unexpected arrival in the presidential motorcade about big politics more than anyone else. now in the city of pushkino i stopped near a pharmacy. vita apparently this is the city of pushkin where we are. now we will find out exactly where we are, when it became clear that putin would go to this pharmacy. we jumped into it a few seconds earlier and this is what we saw. please don't worry otherwise, i'll just call it this one now, because i'm

the president also met and talked with the presidents of bangladesh, tanzania and senegal. the earth hopes to take an effective step against unilateralism in the world. sada and sima news agency correspondent jean sabour of south africa. crowding of people at the border of mehran caused pilgrims to be delayed at this border. login to choose mehran border, 2nd of shahrivar 1402, field reports of sending pilgrims to the border of mehran, the number of pilgrims at this border crossing has increased since yesterday, and the tolerance has slowed down much more than that of bashmaq and khosravi. mehran is busy, i came from this route, the relationship between mehran and manzarieh, the quietness of the design, and i, too, the service of the ankles is good, your heart is good, i have had other men's experience in the past years, but this man had better facilities, as the temperature in china does not reach 40 degrees, here we are quieter. the first is the coldest in the borders of mehran and shalamcheh they said that because of the heat, arbaeen central headquarters advised the pil

about poaching for a few years now, but i'm happy that most african countries, including kenya, tanzania, and andar, have been able to stop poaching. of course, there are other emerging issues like last year about climate change, which lost nearly a thousand elephants, and this is simply due to the impact of climate change and drought , as well as issues related to climate change , human interests. and this threatens wildlife until next time, god will protect our refrigerator. today, the food is salty. go to the repairman. of course, aftabeh, i don't know the cost of soldering . i want social security without advance payment, without going to the bank. they cause a bad smell on the dishes. dorto dishwashing liquid with a combination of disinfectants and strong cleaners removes fats and 99 and peace of mind by selling all kinds of bicycles in different models and sizes for all ages in installments without guarantor in the iranian house, the land of health in the great iranian house massoud shakri rezaei and babalu reached the semi-finals of the world youth open wrestling. the second week

the monstrous experience of the 2nd right in tanzania was copied by the 3rd right, led by the nazis in order to extricate the peoples of europe. the a developing story, the bonds military officials have appointed a transitional president that's after the government was overthrown and the president elect was placed under house arrest. that the president of the transition insists on the need to maintain cold and serenity in our beautiful country has made a commitment to preserve the economy insurance social prosperity vina the dawn of a new era. we will guarantee peace, stability, and the dignity of our dear good born. meanwhile, western states condemn the military coup and the bond and call for the restoration of the constitutional government that has many locals hailed the crew as a.

population russian peacekeepers from snakes congalian artists employees of the russian house in tanzaniaook about russians and boers and the founder of a ballet school in south africa, working with these people for many years has been associated with the theme of russian-african cooperation, and the fact that this issue is today recognized as a priority for them is a huge incentive to continue doing their job. our country and our heroes i volunteered. and it so happened that two minutes came. our help and our support for our warriors. all russia exclusive premiere from august 28 at 15:00 only on the russia channel yours went beyond the streets and alleys for each house on august 30 there was a raid directly on the center of kursk, i had to crawl out under the rubble of the house. the city suffered, the maximum public building was burned down , only the skeletons of the wall remained without ceilings. 38.099 civilians this is called the znamenskaya grove in the search engines found within 10 skeletonized corpses. here. horror from the pit , there are many children of the killer in the zap

president he also met and talked with the presidents of bangladesh, tanzania, and angan nist. ticket members , having a quarter of the world's wealth and more than half of the world's population, hope to take an effective step in confronting one-sidedness in the world . south for iran's membership in the brics group has been an ups and downs path for iran to become a member of this important group. about the importance of iran's membership in the discussion group with mr. bahman, an expert on international issues, mr. bahman. how effective the government's active diplomacy has been in success, and these days are an achievement for both sides. with greetings and courtesy and respect to his highness and the esteemed viewers of news 21, this is actually a historic and very important event in iran's foreign policy. it is considered to be the result of the efforts of intelligent and high-level diplomatic, since the last years and months, significant measures have been taken in the diplomatic field, until today we have reached this stage that after iran became a member of the shangh

september each year over 1.5 million wildebeest make the 300—mile round trip from the serengeti in tanzaniarch of fresh grass. that's if they can get past the lions, the hyenas and cheetahs laying in wait for them. they then have to tackle the steep—sided rivers that cross the migration route. most of these rivers are teaming with nile crocodiles that can grow up to 20 feet in length. the river crossings are pure natural theatre, and they're what the 300,000 tourists who visit here each year come to experience. but the crossings are extremely rare to see, so let's just hope i have some beginner's luck. as will and i arrive at the gates of the maasai mara national reserve, i get to meet some entrepreneurial maasai women. lovely to meet you, linda. can you — can you tell me what you're selling? i can't see you. crosstalk. this giraffe? it's linda. hi, linda! so, basically... laughs. i don't know what to do! sorry... someone hit me in the head with the giraffe! ok, i need to take control of this. everyone take a step back. ok, here you go. thank you so much, i love them! linda! i don't think i

lives, avoiding predators like lions and crocodiles, as they make their way from the serengeti in tanzaniai mara in kenya, in search of fresh grass. but how can someone like me experience a must—see spectacular like this? well, i'm going to try and find the answer to... how does a blind girl go on safari? this is my little make—up bag. i like to have things all in their set places, so i get everything on the bed first. then i'm like, "right, let mejust, you know, sort my life out." i was 17 years old when i lost my eyesight. and since then, i've had to discover a load of life hacks to make tasks like packing a suitcase a lot easier. where is it? oh, yeah, there it is. so, these are little packing cubes. basically, i put bottoms in one, tops in the other. i'll zip it up and i might even label, like, "day one" in braille, and then i'll just pack it. i live in the uk with my two guide dogs — olga, who's now retired, and miss molly. oh, i want you two to come so badly, but i don't want you to be eaten by lions. you are. you're going to be eaten if you come. so you've got to stay with nanny. go

which you mentioned but at the same time there is botswana, there is namibia, south africa, there is tanzanianya , that is, there are countries that demonstrate growth, which demonstrate better er development, to which of course there are questions about people's rights, not some of them, most of them are rather characterized by er as such, which so far have a transit transition to democracy, but they are developing to an extreme extent, in addition, african countries they are always among the ten countries with the fastest growing economy, also ethiopia, which was invited to brics a few days ago, it is among the countries in which the economy has always grown the fastest during the last ten years and even during the period of covid, but on the other hand, as you can see, when we talk about africa , we must understand that it is still although 60 years have passed, it still has not given up colonialism, and africa is a scar on the conscience of the european community, because it is the honor of the conscience of those colonizers who actually exported resources from it, which gave the countrie

is botswana a country like tanzania ?ell, there are problems with human rights there, but in the same way . that is, these are countries where there is progressive development , usually after a coup, it is unlikely that anything can be very good in such cases. there are literally units, for sure, if there is one, because after a coup, what we see in recent years is usually a coup after a coup , that is, it happened in mali in the 20th year, there was a coup in the 21st , there was a coup within a coup. to share power among themselves and when an illegitimate illegitimate leader comes to power in the country, that is, it is either a junta or somehow there are other methods, then, accordingly , western countries stop cooperating, they stop providing assistance, and we see the same thing now, in particular, in nigeria, when france and the united states. it seems to me that the netherlands has also announced the suspension of its e-e aid programs for these countries and, accordingly, the countries are poor if their investment

the monstrous experience of the 2nd rice in tanzania was copied by the 3rd right, led by the nazis in order to extra pay, the peoples of europe. the world war 2 swept through countries and peoples like a vicious muscle. this side, thousands of towns and villages were drowned in blood and engulfed by fire. the land was covered with millions of grapes, both of those who fell in battle and of innocent civilians. the destructive tornado of war did not spare little this tony. many hundreds of gravestones, openness to memorial extent, the niece to both ex guys. and it goes with the tragic events. no cost in stone, and a few lines carved onto the surfaces of the final pages and the books of life. those cut down too soon, by an enemy bullet to show all the discounts because we both exceed and how many thousands with buried in estonia and soil, and on month, the maximum rates. how many of those graves have been forgotten, leaving no memory of with soldiers, sailors or civilians? innocent victims of the most of us not see advance, found the final resting place the each memorial deserts to the b

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deliberately starved up to 300000 people to day later, the monstrous experience of the 2nd right in tanzania was copied by the 3rd right, led by the nazis in order to extra pay, the peoples of europe the the welcome back to going underground i'm still here with professor ivan, people have program director of the validate club and director general of the russian international affairs council veto professor. i was talking about the problems at home, maybe plus a dimensions to it. just explain how it is that, i mean, even nature, nation media couldn't avoid the fact. how is it that russia's g, d, p by p, p b, has made russia the strongest economy in europe, despite being the most sanctioned country in history. last year, most of the cost and why that pricing is going to mean would slumped significantly in bucks the almost all of them failed. right. so in reality, the economy of defaults wides, well, i will say that the blacks problems, the number of problems here is the kind of the major kind of the problem is the course of the initial crisis. however, the financial system is quite stable. the

later, the monstrous experience of the 2nd right in tanzania was copied by the 3rd right laid by the nazis in order to extricate the peoples of europe. the power by i'm rick sanchez. you don't have to do a news now for 30 years. the 2 languages all over the world. and here in the us and interviewed for president's work that for the u. s. has major television networks been fired by most are going there should be honest and direct and impactful and this is direct impact. the here's the question for you. why was one of the most important leaders and all of us politics spending so much time in taiwan recently? look, there she is. that's nancy pelosi back in august. and she becomes one of the most senior us officials to go to taiwan in 25 years. it's really clear that while china has stood in the way of taiwan participating and going to certain meetings that they understand, that they will not stand in the way of people coming to taiwan. now, despite dorm regardless of whatever, she says about diplomacy in friendship with the taiwanese people, the fact of the matter is this. her trip was

before joining she directed documentaries for french television, she's reported from tanzania expect stamp lebanon, qatar and bangladesh and speaking when this afternoon the charles r eisen director irof wallace house of the night ivwallace fellowship for generalist and livingston awards journalists at the university of michigan she's a night wallace alumni she was senior director strategy and content initiatives developing and guiding projects across broadcast digital event. prior to the master correspondent work she was an international correspondent for newsweek based in hong kong she covered the former british colony chinese rule in 1997. please join me in welcoming into your living rooms æ >> thank you for joining from your living rooms and offices for your lunch tables wherever you are today. it's a pleasure to be able to to people i expect admire and consider calling before we get started but came up tuesday. a lot of people have been waiting for the pub day for this it's wonderful to be able to hold in our hands and for me to hold us up here for you. pegasus, how a spy in yo

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deliberately starved up to 300000 people the day later, the monstrous experience of the 2nd right in tanzania was copied by the 3rd right, led by the nazis in order to extra pay, the peoples of europe. the world war 2 swept through countries and peoples like a vicious muscle. this side, thousands of towns and villages were drowned in blood and engulfed by fire. the land was covered with millions of grapes, both of those who fell in battle and innocent civilians. the destructive tornado of war did not spare a little this. tony, many hundreds of gravestones, openness to memorial extent, that needs to ballistics guys. tragic events, no cost in stone. and the few lines carved onto the surfaces on the final pages and the books of life, those cut down too soon by an enemy bullet to show all the distance.

in the grip of france, britain and the united states, the son of the president of the founder of tanzaniarrera, and the young army captain , the interim head of burkina faso, ibrahim traore, mentioned his grandfather fought for the independence of the republic of the grandson. forced french troops to leave last year today russia is concerned about the evolution of the european and western world traditional landmarks are collapsing everywhere russians are not interested in how to destabilize the west, but in how to prevent infection they are committed to a system of traditional values ​​that cease to exist the day before in france the author of these words, historians, an outstanding specialist in russia, the lpr, died. danko was 94 with her. in the ninety-ninth, she became the first woman to head the french academy of sciences was also a foreign member of the russian academy helene carrer doncos came from a family of emigrants from the russian empire along the line, mothers among the ancestors were representatives of the count family of orlov diplomats. nikita panin, poet of the pushkin e

and became the faucet who have warned against a joint force, each area in states tv is reporting tanzania, offices from the 3 countries have met in the army to develop a response to any military intervention and malia and became a fossil also reportedly sent military planes. tunisia to show their support in canada as well as wildfire season on vehicle, which is gazing with the flames close in on the capital of its northwest territories. thousands of people in yellowknife have fled to safety. after in the vic evacuation order of hundreds of kilometers south homes, opinion whist, colona, british columbia, the officials there have to clear the state of emergency bustling jordan reports. a fast moving wildfire in the mountains near the city of cologne, a british columbia. on friday. officials there declared a state of emergency as the fire destroyed homes and businesses. mcdougal creek wildfire is just one of more than a 1000 fires. burning across canada. up north in yellowknife, residents were heating the government's order to evacuate by noon on friday. a massive fire is approaching the cit

who has been in custody in south africa, has been arrested again on an order for his transfer to tanzaniaing of approximately 2,000 tutsi refugees at a catholic church in rwanda during the 1994 genocide. at least 11 people have died in an explosion which rocked the small town of san crist bal, in the dominican republic. officials said they have identified the remains of ten adults and a four—month—old baby, but warned that "there are more corpses" likely to be found. it is not yet known what caused the blast in the town's commercial area. nigeria's president bola tinubu has assured the citizens that the current price of petrol will remain the same. this follows the warning by some oil marketers that the price of petrol would rise again for the third time since the president resumed office late may. they said this is due to nigeria's foreign exchange crisis. those are some of the other stories were looking at from across the you're live with bbc news. north korea says the us soldier who crossed into its country last month had wanted to seek refuge there — the country's first public acknowl

countries more than 3,000 athletes from universities of belarus vietnam and indonesia china cuba tanzaniaka ecuador and not only will play about 200 sets, medals, competitive program, 14 disciplines. the guests have already settled in the sports village. some first came to russia with impressions. they shared with our correspondent andrey goldyrev. hundreds of participants, thousands of volunteers and organizers of 14 types of competitions - all this is an international festival of university sports. first foreign delegations. we have already arrived in yekaterinburg and i am happy to be here. it's great. we were warmly received, yekaterinburg indeed. very beautiful city. the organization of the event is top notch. we are very satisfied. we have been waiting for this moment, because for us for many. this first visit to russia is a dream come true. we have such a warm welcome to some international students. i was pleasantly surprised not only by the reception, but also by the weather in the urals now plus 30. i thought that many members of our team would be much colder. we even brought win

before joining stories she directed documentaries for french television, she has reported from tanzaniabanon, qatar and bangladesh speaking this afternoon as a child director of wallace house hope of the wallace for journalists rewards for young journalists at the university of michigan she is an alum and university public radio where she was senior director strategy content initiatives develop and guiding projects across to broadcast, digital. herzi career in journalism newspapers magazines and audio across platforms press reported she was a washington-based correspondent familiar time newsweek about politics, social issues and demographic change. domestic correspondent work shoes international correspondent for newsweek based inve hong kong. she cover the former british colonies for chinese rule and antennae seven. she was00 digital strategy leadership in 2008 lamenting enter the website launch for the "washington post" company. she is also a former director of content strategy at the pew center. please join me in welcoming into your living room. >> thank youth jon. and thank you ever

kenya and tanzania and other countries are looking to adopt similar kill the gays laws targeting theirtion similar to this in 2014. it was met with massive resistance within the country itself but also from the obama administration at the time and under pressure from the obama administration at the time, uganda back in 2014 backed down. this time uganda is going ahead and they think the biden administration is going to let them and that they're going to keep getting all the assistance they've ever had from the united states with no changes and no strings attached. the biden administration said it would reassess this relationship. so far they're not. what will the consequences be, if any, this time around? will they keep their word? confounding situation here. watch this space. that's why herbal essences is packed with naturally derived plant ingredients you love, and none of the stuff you don't. our sulfate-free collections smell incredible... ♪ and leave your hair touchably soft and smooth. ♪ herbal essences i'm saving with liberty mutual, mom. they customize your car insurance so you

kenya and ghana and tanzania and a dozen other countries are looking to adopt similar kill the gays laws targeting their country's lgbtq citizens. the other context here is uganda has tried something like this before. they passed legislation similar to this in 2014. it was met with massive resistance in the country itself but also from the obama administration at the time. and under pressure from the obama administration at the time uganda back in 2014 backed down. this time uganda is going ahead and they think the biden administration is going to let them and they're going to keep getting all the assistance they've ever had from the united states with no changes and no strings attached. the biden administration said it would reassess this relationship. so far they're not. what will the consequences be if any this time around? will they keep their word? confounding swaz here. watch this space. watch this space more cash. you think those two have any idea? that they can sell their life insurance policy for cash? so they're basically sitting on a goldmine? i don't think they have a clue. t

joining the stories she directed feature-length documentaries for french television reported from tanzania asks pakistan lebanon costar and tbangladesh. speaking with him this afternoon the charles director of wallace house home of the night wallace will fellowship for journalist and livingston awards for young journalists at the university of michigan she is night wallace alumni and she was senior director of strategy and content einitiatives developing and guiding projects across broadcast digital events. her career in journalism spans newspapers and platforms as a reporter she was washington-based sscorresponden for new york times and newsweek writing about politics social issues and demographic change. she was international correspondent for ninewsweek based in hong kong. ...... as founding managing editor of the website, the root.com launched for the washington post company with henry louis gates jr. she's also the former director of content strategy at the pew center on states. please join me in welcoming into your living rooms and sandrine rigaud, laurent richard and lynette >> than

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she has reported from tanzania uzbekistan, lebanon, qatar and bangladesh and speaking with them this afternoon when at clemson is the charles eisendrath director of wallace house of the night. wallace fellowships for journalists and, the livingston awards for young journalists at the university of michigan. she's a knight was along and came to the university from national public radio, where she was senior director strategy and content initiatives developing and guiding projects across broadcast, digital and events. her career in journalism, newspapers, magazines and audio across a range of platforms as a reporter, she was a washington based correspond and for the new york times and newsweek written about politics, social issues and demographic prior to her domestic correspondent work, she was an international correspondent for newsweek, based in hong kong. she covered the former british colonies, returned chinese rule. in 1997, she moved into digital strategy and leadership. in 2008, as founding managing editor of the website, the root.com launched for the washington post company wi

she has reported from tanzania uzbekistan, lebanon, qatar and bangladesh and speaking with them this afternoon when at clemson is the charles eisendrath director of wallace house of the night. wallace fellowships for journalists and, the livingston awards for young journalists at the university of michigan. she's a knight was along and came to the university from national public radio, where she was senior director strategy and content initiatives developing and guiding projects across broadcast, digital and events. her career in journalism, newspapers, magazines and audio across a range of platforms as a reporter, she was a washington based correspond and for the new york times and newsweek written about politics, social issues and demographic prior to her domestic correspondent work, she was an international correspondent for newsweek, based in hong kong. she covered the former british colonies, returned chinese rule. in 1997, she moved into digital strategy and leadership. in 2008, as founding managing editor of the website, the root.com launched for the washington post company wi

kenya, ghana, tanzania, and a number of other african countries are looking to adopt similar kill thelgbtq citizens. the context here is that uganda has dried something like this before. they passed legislation similar to this in 2014. it was met with massive resistance within the country itself, but also from the obama administration at the time, and under pressure from the obama administration at the time, uganda, back in 2014, back down. this time, uganda is going ahead, and they think the biden administration is going to let them, and that they are keep getting all these systems they've had from the u.s. with no changes and no strings attached. the biden administration said it would reassess this relationship. so far, they are not. what will the consequences be, if any, this time around? will they keep their word? confounding situation here. watch this space. tuhe but here i am... being me. keep being you... and ask your healthcare provider about the number one prescribed h-i-v treatment, biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in many peopl

it's going to play out in tanzania. it's going to play out in guatemala. it's going to play out in the pacific island states. it's going to play out in central asia. it's going to play out in ukraine. these are developing countries with a series of hopes in aspirations and interests and to the extent we don't meet the hopes and aspiration missions of these countries, they'll take their business to china or they'll take their business to russia in some instances. and to the extent we don't engage in a number of different fields that are not in the nonmilitary sphere, they have the ability today because of their economic because of china's economic heft, to be able to fill voids that we leave behind. so i'm all for peace through strength. i'm all for a strong u.s. military and a strong intelligence capacity. but i believe most of this competition is not a military competition. it's a nonmilitary competition. one of the things that i know has come up since you put out the book, since it was published last week, you've and you've done a lot of these discussion