costly existence -- people in tunisia are mastering their country's crisis. tough decisions -- how ukrainians are keeping their country running, despite the war. russia's war on ukraine continues unabated. infrastructure has become a key target, especially the country's power stations. many regions of ukraine no longer have access to electricity. people there are in for a cold, dark winter. but the effects of the war go well beyond the borders of ukraine. millions of people are suffering its consequences. hunger is on the rise, inflation has led to price hikes, the global economy is in crisis. together with un-tv, we asked people in ukraine how they are dealing with the immediate impact of war, and what decisions they face when it comes to survival. reporter: ukraine -- the world's breadbasket. the war has cast its long shadow on this fertile land. what is it like to be a young farmer here in wartime? yevhen: all around here, they're our fields. reporter: 24-year-old yevhen grows wheat, corn, beetroot, and vegetables on his 600-acre farm. but with ukrainian w

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keith, also coming up on the show in tunisia, thousands rally in the capital to demand the downfall of president heis. i eat as fears mount, he's turning a young democracy into a dictatorship and a warm welcome back in australia for no voc joker, which the on back seat and tennis. great was deported this time last year. now he's working to win over the fans before this year's australian open. ah. hello, i'm clare richardson. thank you so much for joining us. russia has unleashed it's a biggest wave of missile strikes on ukraine this year. at least 12 people were killed and dozens wounded. when an apartment block was hit in the city of new pro, power supplies were also targeted and the energy minister has warned difficult days or a had a scene, halifax denito apartment block where dozens of homes have been laid to waste by a russian missile strike. numerous, i'm speechless, rural, speechless, york like just minutes after the attack rescue workers were on the scene carrying at the casualties and scouring the debris for trapped victims. lupa. i'm part of the group of volunteers who usuall

the second round of the early parliamentary elections in tunisia is again under the shadow of the party boycott. in today's elections, 262 candidates are competing with each other. there are 34 of them. today's elections will be held after the 26th of december elections, which as a result of sanctions and low participation of 11%, only the assignment of 11 seats in the tunisian parliament, a154, was determined. the current is being held criticizing the president's performance, including the dissolution of the parliament, tunisian politicians refuse to participate in the political process. in his first speech in the 2024 election campaign, the former us president said that withdrawing from afghanistan was a shame, why didn't i say that we are weak and could not afghanistan should win, and this was proven, and he considered american drugs to be cheaper than candy and said that these drugs are easily imported into the country . donald trump started his campaign for the presidential election from the state of north carolina. the ministry of finance of pakistan announced that with this incre

and now i think that tunisia is a broken country. and due to the management, the previous administration, the semi presidential system of the 2014 course initial clearly didn't work. but since then, we had the counter reaction by pressing the case which since the election in 2019 as run one and show that the problem is that this system doesn't work as well. and so i probably at the end of it is roadmap that was announced last year. will spell the end of the road as well as just how unified is the opposition against the president. and will it be enough for him to bow to the pressure? well, the brown new position is that you really fragmented. there has been a thumbs to create a new coalition called the national association of france. but there are different interests inside this, this correlation. the problem right now is that the president with this roadmap and the adoption of these presidential constitution, a social id, and now the power flocked to the in the country, which is the use of the trade union the. and i think that when i

the french were bombing villages, you went off to tunisia where refugees were pouring over the bordered from their homes, and some of your pictures, again, curved a stir. i think one was on the front page of the observer newspaper at the time. it was my first front page. yeah. so, you were close to that world of war photography for a time, even if you didn't go right into it. but i wasn't interested in the war. i was interested in the refugees. you know, post—world war ii, there were a lot of what they called at the time "misplaced people," but before that, there were also people who were misplaced, who are migrants. i was very moved, again, when i was younger, by the photographs of dorothea lange who filmed or photographed the migrant workers who had to move because of the dust bowl and the winds... and the great depression. as a child, people would come to the door, selling little rags and things. they were the jewish refugees from the oncoming holocaust. i was made aware of all of these people who were in danger, who needed their story told, and i wanted to tell the story of the pe

ready at least the way that this happened in tunisia, i would say you have mixed reactions. you might, we might say that many people are still basically, they still believe that we should have a good process of democracy. but they would say there are a lot of people in case number of people who would say we need mainly economic social reforms, even though it's going to happen the non democratic means. and they would say the problems of some of the base with a sigh is not. that is not because he's not delivering it. and this is going to be the main problem. one of the major challenges to follow really closely what's going to happen with the agreement with because this is an indication of how a science where your food is highly problematic. so in the beginning he sent his government legal shape with mainly liberty forums. basically, there are 3 of the government of the state for the economy, but then just few weeks after signing the stuff level agreement, tory starts basically opposing main sections. the major sections of the agreement, especially the privatization of state ow

because tunisia has deteriorated for the worst in all economic and political fields. and we wish that those we voted for, give us their best and be in line with our choices. so he said, when he wrote his constitution, he ignored the committee. he had formed because he wanted the parliament to be a group of people in a close place who had no influence over the country situation. now the next parliament who have no control over the government. so then how will the impedes who are making promises to the people have the mechanisms to keep their promises. they have no authority in the government. there's 890-0000 of the 8000000 people, illegible reports of the cast, their slips, a number of independent organizations observing the voting process, the boarded and lack of transparency. and some of them polling stations and claim they weren't giving access to turn out data. incidentally in december 1st round road turn out was even smaller and 8.9 percent. a significant reason for that is believed to be parliament harvey is power limited on the legislation, introduced way to mu

oh maris do we hope to take turns yes, from good to better because tunisia has deteriorated for the worst in all economic and political fields. and we wish that those we voted for you give us their best and be in line with our choice. so as to how you said, when he wrote his constitution, he ignored the committee. he had formed because he wanted the parliament to be a group of people in a close place who had no influence over the country situation. now the next parliament will have no control over the government. so then how will the impedes who are making promises to the people have the mechanisms to keep their promises. they have no authority in the government. well, less than 900000 of the 8000000 people eligible cast their slips. according to the head of the electoral commission, a number of independent organizations observing the voting process reported a lack of transparency and some of the polling stations unclaimed. they weren't given access to termite data. now on december 1st round vote incidentally termite was even smaller at 8.9 percent. no significant reason for that is belie

he is with jabbir from tunisia while the first set is on. the pentagon announced the timing of the start of apu training on patriat complexes, it will start in january and will take several months. let me remind you of the supply of air defense systems. the white house announced in december a video appeared on the network, which allegedly depicted a convoy with american m-2 bradley infantry fighting vehicles on the roads of bulgaria earlier reuters reported that the united states is preparing to transfer about 50 units. as military aid to the apu, on the other hand. there is also an american military base in bulgaria, which may indicate a regular rotation. but poland does not yet intend to supply leopard tanks to ukraine, prime minister marawiecki also said that the country has only just begun to receive money from if the united states spoke about money for previous arms supplies to kiev and german chancellor schultz in 2022 germany presented assistance to ukraine for an amount exceeding 12 billion euros, he said during phone conversation ze

plus the australian open tennis gets underway with tunisia is onst job are hoping to make it 3rd time lucky and break new ground for arab women. ah, i'm marian evans, dean, it's good to have you with us. germany's defense minister is stepping down, triggering uncertainty at the ministry that's been at the center of berlin's response to the war in ukraine. christina lamb, place decisions follows a series of blunders that damaged her credibility. most recently and new years video, she posted that was considered tone deaf. christina lum question sealed her own fate as german defense minister. she posted a video on her private instagram account on new year's eve under against the background of celebratory fireworks on a berlin street corner. she spoke about the war in ukraine. war is raging in the middle of europe. for me, this meant that i gathered many special impressions. there were many encounters with interesting and wonderful people, unprofessional, inappropriate, lacking in empathy. these were some of the milder opinions expressed in the subsequent storm of controversy. it was not

results, we note the defeat of the second racket of the tournament uns, jabber, tennis player from tunisiailed to cope with the vanshova market, and two sets of gills lost with a score of 1:6 encephaloco, which in the world ranking only occupies 191 positions, managed to take one set from novak djokovic himself. and on the tiebreak. on this. is it true. the luck of the french tennis player ended 1:676260 djokovic goes to the third round and where he will play with grigor dimitrova as part of the russian super league in volleyball, the minsk stroitel lost to the siberian locomotive with a score of 1:3, in the first two hundredths the belarusian squad, could not impose a fight on the opponent 17 and 25 16 25. oleg mikonovich left the third team behind 25-21, but the team didn’t have enough strength for more. all in one submission. here's a pitch to take. builders with a family of points take the penultimate 15th place in the standings. the next match the team of oleg ekonomichvich will play next sunday against the torch from novy urengoy , the match will be held at the sports palace, uruchch

energy such as the production of green hydrogen germany. germany is already working with morocco, tunisia, south africa, and algeria, and building a new partnership with kenya. namibia is also seen as a potential new clean energy supplier, germany intense to provide 30000000 euros for pilot projects on the ground. german direct investment in africa was just under 12000000000 euros at the end of 2020. not much compared to other countries. so far only one percent of german foreign investment has gone to africa. china is leading the way, spending more than 300000000000 euros. now short while ago i spoke to b. s highlands, head of international development at the keel institute for the world economy. and i asked him what role germany is likely to play when it comes to firms creating jobs and opportunities for people? i certainly expect that germany will, will offer to help countries to, on the one hand, build more inclusive institutions to bite corruption to leapfrog, to green energy generation. and what we will have to see what kind of instrument germany will offer to its firms, to transfer

made from individually hand—chiselled pieces that is found all across morocco, as well as parts of tunisiaand southern spain. the detail — tiny, tiny detail. the art form dates back over 1,000 years, but the more intricate and colourful designs, which have become synonymous with moroccan architecture, were developed in the 14th century. despite its mixed origins and geographical spread, experts like fouad believe that zellij is a vital part of his country's history and culture. authorities here have long wanted to formalise zellij's moroccan connection. it's not uncommon for countries to do this by gaining un—recognised intangible cultural heritage status. for example, the french recently achieved this with the humble baguette, as have jamaica with reggae music. but in the case of zellij, morocco went a stage further and insisted on having it patented. it's part of a drive to protect the country's assets from cultural appropriation and commercialisation. we call it the positive protection, and that is just i travelled to a traditional workshop just outside the medina to find out just what

haunstrup are of tunisia has been the runner-up— are of tunisia has been the runner—up in the last twohe next step, and there _ slams, she could take the next step, and there could be opposition from coco gauft— and there could be opposition from coco gauff of the us, and jessica paguia _ coco gauff of the us, and jessica paguia of— coco gauff of the us, and jessica pagula of the us or aryna sabalenka, of belarus. _ pagula of the us or aryna sabalenka, of belarus, seems to have put her terrible _ of belarus, seems to have put her terrible serving problems behind her. terrible serving problems behind her~ hit— terrible serving problems behind her. �* ., terrible serving problems behind her. ., , terrible serving problems behind her. all of their stories plus more on the website. _ don't forget the masters snooker final betweenjudd trump and mark williams is under way in north london. there is a reflection on the first day of the nfl wild card play—offs. an extraordinary win for the jacksonville jaguars there. you can follow that on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.com/sport, but that's

it was the 12th anniversary of an uprising that toppled the countries long time dictator. tunisia has faced months of political turmoil and economic hardship and tens of thousands of his railways. how rallied and tel aviv to protest plans by prime minister benjamin not netanyahu's new government to overhaul the legal system. that they say would weaken the supreme court. the proposed changes would give parliament the power to overturn court decisions with a simple majority votes or german police have scuffled with environmental activists as protests over a plant, coal mine expansion escalates. thousands of people have descended on the village of loot, said at which is set to be demolished. so german energy giant r w e can access the leg. nate, underneath it's a smaller group of protesters, has been hold up in the town for days with police forcibly removing those who refuse to leave. climate protests turned into chaotic scenes as tensions over the future of the small german village reached a boiling point. after days of evictions, offices clashed with activists deploying water cannons,

tunisia will have hyperinflation by 204 and today jointly, at the same time , more economists said that we are moving towards venezuela, we are moving forward, now venezuela has done with a contract and agreement with the united states , the sanctions have been lifted to a certain extent and now i was able to repeat its behavior. slow down while we we are coughing towards shrinking economy and inflation. etemad newspaper reported the sad death of a woman in the bread page . the incident happened to a 53-year-old woman in fanuj, sistan and baluchistan. and he lost his life. trust newspaper bahar shaban, the director, conducted an interview with several citizens of sistan and baluchistan province and they said that death in this province happened in different lines. it has been that the quota for the oil quota is in another safa the shooting or the people of iran, shahnan, i received a subsidy with the taste of dirt, many people are sick, they have to go to the hospital because 50% of hamshahri newspaper is covered in dirt. the system for wood has been so much and it should increase. the

the fight and today the first racket of the competition is second in the world with a jaber from tunisiaand at the start of the main grid beat the eighth in the planetary report card i give kasatkina from russia we believe that our arina will do everything to prevent another sensation in the tournament earlier on the footnote courts. she didn't cross. the start of the second tournament. this is how our 500 alexandra sosnovich, the 30th number of the planetary cable, sheaths the racket after the first qualification round, tense, and the confrontation belarusian lost to the fifty-eighth russian in the world, i note that the prize fund of the new tournament will be 780,000 dollars. the competition was won by victoria zarinka world nova nova djokovic made it to the final of the atp-250 start of the season representative tournament, which, like the women’s counterpart , takes adelaide in the semi-finals the 21-time grand slam winner was stronger than russian daniil medvedev, the world no. 7 6, 3 6, 4 djokovic's opponent in the final will be the american sebastian cord, who did not make his se

it was the 12th anniversary of an uprising that toppled the countries long time dictator. tunisia has faced months of political turmoil and economic hardship. tens of thousands of israelis have rallied in tel aviv to protest planned by prog prime minister benjamin netanyahu is new government to overhaul the legal system. that they say would weaken the supreme court. the proposed changes would give parliament the power to overturn court decisions. with a simple majority votes. china confirmed nearly $60000.00 coven related deaths in just over a month. that's according to the 1st official figures released since beijing made an about face on it. 0 cove policy, the relaxation was a response to protest and has helped fuel a wave of infections. and climate activists have clash with police in western germany, where hundreds of people are protesting the expansion of an open air. coal mine a police operation to remove the protesters from missouri has been taking place for several days. swedish climate activist crated whom bob took part in a demonstration near the sites. awe tennis now and ther

costly existence -- people in tunisia are mastering their country's crisis.ough decisions -- how ukrainians are keeping their country running, despite the war. russia's war on ukraine continues unabated. infrastructure has become a key target, especially the country's power stations.

tournament is underway, and one of the favorites for the women's title is world number 2 on the ship or of tunisia. and she has twice come tantalizingly, close to winning a grand slam, finishing as runner up at both wimbledon and the us open last year. and if she triumph in australia, she would be the 1st arab woman to win a major. she was 12 years old in tunis, clearly with something special. 16 years later court owns jabber is the feature court at the tennis facilities you bore, called home in her youth. and coach an appeal malika is training a new crop of young players inspired by the countries. in fact, the arab world's best ever woman player janet and i remember and as a child, she had a fire inside her. she never stopped moving, which made her stand out of gas through ballasa jabbers hitting partner in her teens. omar le beattie knows, well the own schubert that the tennis world is now coming to know. though a lot the lou owns that what you see of and on the court, the warrior, the fighter who battles on every point that off the arm on this has always been her character of them. but let me g

on jaguar of tunisia, she has twice come tantalizingly close to winning a grand slam, finishing as run her up at boat, wimbledon. and the us open last year, if she triumph in australia, she would be the 1st arab woman to win a major. she was 12 years old in tunis, clearly with something special. 16 years later, court owns jabber is the feature court at the tennis facilities. your board called home in her youth and coach an appeal malika is training a new crop of young players inspired by the countries. in fact, the arab world's best ever woman player janet owns, i remember, and as a child, she had a fire inside her. she never stopped moving, which made her stand out of gas ru ballasa. she bores hitting partner in her teens . oh, marla beatty knows well the own she bore that the tennis world is now coming to know. though i want the lou on what you see if on's, on the court, the warrior, the fighter who battles on every point on this has always been her character of them. but in indigo of character, the warrior, the fighter made a global impact with 2 pro, 2 victories last year in madrid

this is nejib chebbi, head of tunisia's main opposition coalition. >> about 90% of the tunisian people turned their back on the latest elections, once again said they do not participate in this coup which does not concern them in anything. amy: in the maldives, former president mohamed nasheed has been defeated in his primary election to challenge the incumbent president ibrahim mohamed solih. elections officials say solih won with 61% of the vote, though nasheed has alleged fraud and has so far refused to concede defeat. nasheed is a longtime climate activist who in 2000 was elected president in first multiparty election in the maldives, a low-lying island nation in the indian ocean. he was overthrowin a cou d'État in 2012 and survived imprisonment and exile before his return to the maldives in 2018 where he now serves as speaker of the maldives parliament. brazil's government has declared a public health emergency in the yanomami community as severe malnutrition and illness ravage the nation's largest indigenous territory, home to some 30,000 people in the amazon. the crisis is large

he with gills from tunisia and linda noskova from the czech republic the title will be played tomorrow. three types of washer glass of russian production were banned by the gost standard for sale in belarus in one case, the excess of methyl alcohol was 300 times. but sour cream is for a person a strong, poisonous substance. in another case, the crystallization temperature of the liquid was only 11 °, instead of the declared 35, and some manufacturers. as it turned out, almost the palette is not topped up windshield washer, does the anti-freeze freeze and how harmful counterfeit products are, alena lyashkevich will tell. the content of methyl alcohol in the washer glass is acceptable 0.5% as studies in the laboratory show it is up to thirty-five percent. this is the main of the violations that the use of methyl alcohol occurs, windshield washer fluids for cars, on the one hand, can lower the freezing point of this fluid, reduce the cost of production, more effectively get rid of contaminants on the glass, on the other hand side use of methyl alcohol in windshield washer fluids. increase

ninel went on vacation to tunisia and there she accidentally saw a rather old man who taught. i forgot everything while looking at him. this is called meditation. i am i repeated everything after him, because i am a former ballet teacher. it’s not difficult for me, and then after this workout, i felt it. here is the ease with which marilyn monroe walks. returning home, ninel began to adapt yoga for herself with the search for information, helped her student, whom she taught choreography plus her own ballet base, and as a result , after 2 years, ninel developed her own author's yoga stretching technique. and a few years later, she began to teach the power of the poison. mainly women are 40 plus, but their stretch marks are the envy of young girls, little has been reported about how great they look after just a few months of training. adult students are recognized as teachers of the non-lestroga. she is not one of those who will just praise and cheer. she will come up and say bluntly that you are not trying hard, and there is nothing to object to this for a woman who is 76 years

tunisia's early parliamentary elections are again under the shadow of party sanctions. in today's elections, 262 candidates are competing with each other, of which 34 are candidates. today's elections will be held after the december 26th elections, as a result of the sanctions and the weak participation of 11%, only 11 seats will be held. a154 the tunisian parliament has been determined, however, news sources say that the elections are being held today with low participation. tunisian political currents criticize the president's performance, including the dissolution of the parliament, and refuse to participate in the political process . the former american president in the first speech in the election campaign of 2024, he himself said that withdrawing from afghanistan was a shame. we are weak and could not win in afghanistan, and this was proven . he considered american drugs to be cheaper than candy and said that these drugs enter the country easily. donald trump advertisements he started his presidential election from the state of north carolina. the government of pa

the presence of 34 professors and 20 articles from sahib the experts of the countries of algeria, tunisia, iraq, egypt and iran in this meeting talk about broad plans for the four doors of islam, and the union of theater elders has converted to islam , for the better management of this path, the problems and solutions must be rooted out, the representatives of muslim countries in this union, i can share their knowledge with me. islam presents an experimental product by dealing with essential issues and performing arts derived from the text of space and receiving awareness . if you flip through the book of theater history , you will realize that reaching this position for muslim artist was not an easy task . the islamic ummah in the world considered the largest gathering on the important role of dealing with morality and humanity and concepts such as resistance, and it was said that the union can try to spread the concepts of religion, religion and resistance in the islamic world through theater. assessment of academic readiness 1000,700 new preschoolers without school, the head of the spe

crossing attempts more than 80% of migrants were men, half came from a series of afghanistan and tunisia, the number of attempts to cross borders doubled to europe across the mediterranean . by the way, these figures do not take into account almost 13 million ukrainian refugees who arrived from february to december, the eu let them in on special conditions. what can you say about the representatives third countries are simply thrown out of european territory. the lithuanian government has even approved a draft law that allows border guards to conduct a so-called assessment of needs for assistance right at the place of capture. that is, if the security officer of the newcomer does not like the migrant. the forces will be sent to their own, if earlier. you only with refugees across the border was considered a crime against european norms. now lithuania is legalizing the abuse of people at the state level, and where are the human rights activists? observed? poland finds way to embezzle eu-blocked money sejm parliamentarians today adopted a judicial reform that will unlock billions of euros

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the return of real and tunisia in 2021 with real, the champion of la liga and the spanish super cup in 2021. zidane left real again in the series of 263 games that he coached for real , 174 wins, 53 pictures, and only 36 losses in his record. prominent club and national players will introduce their bench to him i did, but none of them accepted. even many people in brazil say that the bench of the national swimming team should be zidane's body until the canaries have not won the world cup for 20 years. now everyone has understood that zidane is interested in sitting on the bench, but now they have given up the palace. he doesn't have a throne and his contract has been extended. the couple knows how many years he has to wait for the bench of france . i look determined to return to the world of coaching next summer. good luck with juventus and real madrid as options on the table. they call it the priority of real madrid angelotti has a contract with real until 24 and the old woman is completely satisfied with this italian coach , the second choice of juventus, before going to the biancone

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why are we encouraging people to go to tunisia than the u.s.ams like that we can cut. >> ainsley: how does that even get into our budget? >> you have bureaucrats who are paid full time to do nothing but sit around and think of ways to spend money. you think they are being very creative. they have been assigned the job of helping these countries. and so they come up with whatever they can think of. but we have -- if you want to go through the list of things we pay for both at home and abroad that are nonsense, you could save billions of dollars. and, remember, every dollar you save today is multiplied over the next 10 years by the interest you're not paying on the debt. because you didn't spend the money. so it actually has a multiplier effect that's bigger than say if i save a billion dollars. i have probably saved about 1,300,000,000 over the next 10 years. in the house republican party, there's a huge commitment to a balanced budget i think senator manchin is the first break moving towards helping speaker mccarthy achieve that. >> ainsley: th

the presence of 34 professors and 20 articles from experts from the countries of algeria, tunisia , etc. iraq, egypt and iran think together in this meeting it tells about extensive planning for the tent of islam, and the union of theater elders created by the religion of islam, for the better management of this path , problems and solutions must be rooted out . by dealing with essential issues and performing arts derived from the context of the space and receiving awareness, islamic presents an experimental product . flip through the book of theater history and you will realize that reaching this position was not an easy task for muslim artists. the supreme council of cultural revolution in the pool of muslim countries in the formation of this union said to the attendees that this revolution started in iran in the context of shiite thought, but not shiite iranians, only imam khomeini thought about the reconstruction of the islamic nation at the world level. morality, humanity and concepts such as resistance were emphasized and it was said that the union can play a significant role in t

it was on the territory of modern tunisia that one of the last battles of julius caesar took place for years in ancient rome, a civil war lasted. caesar established because of the available power. the supporters of the republic got along with him and lost battle after battle to the great commander; they managed to gain a foothold in north africa with the support of the nomedia king of the yuba. they mustered a force of 30,000 men, mostly light infantry and cavalry. and caesar landed with a smaller force. but these were heavily armed, battle-hardened wars that passed with him along the roads of all europe of the army, the republicans, commanded by a former ally of caesar, thid labyrinus, he attacked the first and at first successfully covering the flanks of the enemy, then caesar rebuilt. the gorgurts placed each other behind each other to repel the attack and counterattacked, turning the enemy to flight after 3 months. he was victorious at the battle of taps, ending the african campaign, and in 45 bc defeated the last republican forces in spain in battle. premudi, ending the civil war

neither tunisia -- neither in bangladesh or indonesia are refugees recognized as refugees. >> is thereect of human trafficking in this? >> some say they have been forced to get on the boat, they were forced on board. women and girls on the boat, some of them are going for marriage in malaysia and not sure how voluntary all of that is. >> you say conditions in myanmar are not improving. could there be a point in time where it could improve to where they can return safely? >> the military drove out the refugees and they are in control of the country. the military regard them with deep-seated racism and they regard them as foreigners who do not deserve to be living in myanmar. reversing the policy is slim. >> is there any place for them to go? >> there is nowhere for them to go. it is a situation of desperation, they are people who nobody seems to want. myanmar has rejected them, bangladesh is rejecting them, that is a life nobody would want. a life of an opportunity, confinement. taking to the sea in these dangerous wages is the best of many bad options -- dangerous waves is the best of

complete, says multi leg african for over 10 years after the arab spring was carried on by the west. tunisia is still picking up the pieces after it's fight for democracy in this i'm.

we've got lost in woke, we've got lost tunisia life . we we've got lost tunisia life. . there is are under threat. there is a vile enemy in the east of europe and he's somebody who will stop at nothing unless he stopped by power, which is the only thing he understands. we've got to have more of it. david thrilled to have you on the program. and look to catching up in the near future historian, a bestselling author , the wonderful david author, the wonderful david starkey . well, listen, let me starkey. well, listen, let me tell you, we're back tomorrow at eight with lots of big topics , eight with lots of big topics, including do the face an existential threat at the next election. could be wiped out altogether. it never to return we'll discuss that onto show you've got some cracking guests pencilled in already. i am with all week as is dan wootton . all week as is dan wootton. who's next? hi, dan . hello, who's next? hi, dan. hello, mark. and i was watching you weekend . you said that some weekend. you said that some people on channel have stopped speak to you because