national unity.ity. the national unity government was formed in very difficult circumstances. the alternative to a national unity government would have been absolute chaos, instability in the country, which we prevented that from taking place. the unity government has performed in the best way possible? the answer is of course no. of the indictment that it has not done anything for the people, and for its citizens, that is not fair. right now the challenges look impossible for this national unity government to overcome. we don't call any challenge impossible. the most important thing is that we have to make the right efforts and not mess up make the right efforts and not mess up our opportunities any more. we have to render to there. abdullah abdullah, thank you for being on hardtalk. hello there. on sunday we saw heavy thunderstorms and showers across northern england into south—east scotland, but the majority of the country was warm, dry and sunny, which led to a lovely day for many. some glorious

government, is working today. —— supposed national unity.as formed in very difficult circumstances. the alternative to a national unity government would have been absolute chaos, instability in the country, which we prevented that from taking place. the unity government has performed in the best way possible? the answer is of course no. of the indictment that it has not done anything for the people, and for its citizens, that is not fair. right now the challenges look impossible for this national unity government to overcome. we don't call any challenge impossible. the most important thing is that we have to make the right efforts and not mess up our opportunities any more. we have to end there. abdullah abdullah, thank you for being on hardtalk. hello there. wednesday's weather will start off innocuously enough, but there is trouble on the horizon. after some sunny spells through the day, as we go into the evening, things will turn very wet and very windy, unusually windy for the time of year. after what has been a relatively quiet spell of

afghanistan government, the national unity government, has welcomed it. to keep the presence of the american troops in afghanistan condition—based rather than time—bound. the announcement of the withdrawal of their troops by 2014 made in 2012, i had the same view then, i have the same view now — it was counterproductive. taliban were encouraged, taliban thought that between 2012 and 2014 they will avoid engagement with the international troops and they will come back full force and capture afghanistan. the truth is even today, the americans have ramped up their forces, the taliban militarily is scoring major victories. both the us and independent analysis of your territories suggest that at least 40% of afghanistan today is either "contested territory" or is actually controlled by the taliban. and your forces are smaller and weaker today than they were three years ago. i don't agree with the analysis, whichever it comes from. some of that actually comes from the us survey group which actually the government of the united states gives the task of analysing

prime minister why is there so much disunity in what is supposed to be a unity government. welcome to conflict zone thank you one of the things that western donors didn't expect to be paying for in afghanistan was the frequent mistreatment and torture of prisoners by police and security forces why is this still going on. and might be problems which. i will not deny it but to situation has improved big deal. at least since we are in the government did national unity government we have taking strong measures. there was good wasn't any about it protrude that there wasn't any any awareness and laws were not were not designed to deal with those issues but. there might be malpractises somewhere but it is not like we have been in a situation in this country with which this was part of the government program that's been promising for years to do something about it and last year the un assistance mission. and to your country reported the highest levels of torture in police custody since two thousand and ten so rather than taking strong measures the situation seems to be going back i

at least since we are in back of admin the national unity government we have taking strong measures. there was the rose and i need you fusion about it protrude out there wasn't any any awareness and laws were not were not designed to deal with those issues. it's there might be malpractise is somewhere better it is not like we have been in a situation in this country with which this was part of the government program that's been promising for years to do something about it and last year the un assistance mission to your country reported the highest levels of torture in police custody since two thousand and ten so rather than taking strong measures the situation seems to be going back in reverse getting worse and it is absolutely not right it's not but they don't know what they're talking about the u.n. mission the dui mission what was the surgery that they did they did to pose it in to that now they are comparing it with two thousand and seventeen or sixteen of those days they said the levels of torture have. we are seeing the highest level since two thousand and ten. inches so so eig

it an empire imposed from above unity at the price of freedom. the air . it's not a question he asked himself ferdinand cohen blynde is a twenty two year old student from southern germany and he's in berlin for one reason only. he wants to prevent the impending war in which there are germans on both sides a war between brothers my. the enthusiast dick patriot feels that those responsible for the threat of civil war are traitors to germany. in order to maintain peace cohen bill and sees only one solution he asked to remove the man who most germans see as the driving force behind the looming conflict. and that is the prussian prime minister otto fon bismarck. he's fighting for the power of the crown of a parliament and democracy in prussia he is considered a reactionary of the first order. to the outside world he wants to unite the many german states under oppression rule not just out of a national feeling of germany has but as many believe out of oppression thrust but power. is moscow the major questions in history also with bennett's not with words. that n

s dispirit to show unity. of all member states disagree and the long term the perspective of the sim migrant crisis but because of urgency. we for crisis in germany we found going to merker joe pa dies in. the german government to to survive. the e.u. . made a show of unity but. show of unity may became in e.u. and ned and then that in itself. because we are so many crises that they want to to mask the fragmentation of e.u. but at the same time. this compromise when you look at the compromise east quite tweak it out over say it's typical of e.u. like you be gritty east part of a compromise because he's so constructive on big ricci so everybody can agree but actually the problem it is. a push to. dates and of a try to gain time but if you look at what has been agreed everything is voluntary it means on their very own terry basis there is no obligation to any decisions taken in this compromise for example. disembarkment sent to us which us who post take your. migrants in. scituate you didn't north africa so far

made a show of unity but. show of unity became in e.u. and then in it said if. we are so many crises but they want to to mask the fragmentation of the group but that the same time. vis compromise when you look at the compromise it's quite weak. to say it's typical of e.u. . is part of a compromise because he's so constructive on big ricci so everybody can agree but actually the problem is. pushed to of dates and of a try to gain time but if you look at what has been agreed everything is voluntary it means on the voluntary basis there is no obligation to any decisions taken in this compromise. but a mere putin and donald trump will be holding their first summit two weeks from now in finland and this comes at a difficult time in relations between the west and russia over the screen poisoning sanctions and allegations of election meddling russia's foreign minister touched upon all of those issues in an interview with a british t.v. network. can. you give any assurances that the upcoming midterm elections if you know it's time will not be meddled with by the press o

made a show of unity but this show of unity became in e.u. and then in need centers. are so many crises that they want to to mask the fragmentation of the group but at the same time. this compromise when you look at the control mice east quite tweak. to say it's typical of e.u. like on the greek. east part of a compromise because he's too a constructive big meaty so everybody can agree but actually the program he's. pushed to work over the dates and to try to gain time but if you look at what has been agreed everything is voluntary it means on a voluntary basis for recent no obligation to any decisions taken in this compromise. a prominent anti child abuse campaign has been arrested by the f.b.i. over allegations of paedophilia caleb maupin reports twenty two year old joe davis is outspoken in his activism against sexual violence that's what makes his recent arrest so disturbing joel davis has been arrested and it's alleged that he attempted to engage a minor in sexual activity and he's been distributing child pornography now beyond the basic charges the actual detail

made a show of unity but. show of unity became in e.u. and then we need senate because we are so many crises but they want to to mask the fragmentation of the group but that the same time. this compromise when you look at the compromise it's quite tweak. to say it's typical of e.u. like on the greek. east part of a compromise because he's so constructive on degree t. so everybody can agree but actually the problem is. the push to work of a dates and to try to gain time but if you look at what has been agreed to everything is voluntary it means on a voluntary basis for reasons no obligation to any decisions taken in this compromise. much anticipation is going around next month the meeting between the u.s. and russian presidents is due to take place in finland in two weeks time the summit comes at a major low point in relations between russia and the west marred by the scruple poisoning which russians accused of and the alleged meddling by moscow in the us presidential election in an interview to a british t.v. network russia's foreign mini

made a show of unity but. show of unity became in you and then you need set of echoes or via so many crises but they went to to mask the fragmentation of the e.u. but at the same time. this compromise when you look at to compromise east quite too weak. to say it's typical of e.u. would. be gritty east part of a compromise because he saw a constructive be gritty so everybody can agree but actually the problem is. the push to of dates and of a try to gain time but if you look at what has been agreed everything is voluntary it means on their very own terry basis faeries no obligation to any decisions taken in this compromised. a prominent to and to child abuse campaign has been arrested by the f.b.i. allegations of paedophilia caleb maupin reported. twenty two year old joe davis is outspoken in his activism against sexual violence that's what makes his recent arrest so disturbing joel davis has been arrested and it's alleged that he attempted to engage a minor in sexual activity and he's been distributing child p

a syria or yemen we need to have that unity to resign. some of our difficult problems of armored frank are so much over to the person. i'm joined by steve you know huck head a program of islamic relief and fabulous faggot challenges and events coordinator welcome to the alexander and sure enough now we are hopefully perhaps the last day of ramadan biffen expectations are not necessarily the case the eve might be to morrow inshallah i will take you five years to understand father if i may come to you for us a bit about what ramadan is all about right and why we do what we do taking the twenty one percent of those all of the whole this month for muslims around the world and actually the literal meaning of ramadan is to the burning which means that the it's a symbol of the purification that we're going through saw the purification of ourselves so similarly that where you have gold it's purified through the process of burning and refining and purifying similarly we as a similar process where your refining ourselves and you purifying ourselves

more and not because don't trump says it's the right thing to do because it's needed for european unity going forward and just briefly we have twenty seconds on how far could the e.u. go at that i mean there's no chance of the them being the world's policeman any time certainly not and security policy is by no means the only thing he sees is key here he's talking about much stronger work together on development partnerships for example with africa much more unified work to prevent the root causes of migration to ensure that the e.u. has a unified common policy on migration he sees all of that adding up together into this stronger e.u. that's needed to address the international challenges in the wake of a void left by the us a fascinating vision to the whole correspondent melinda crane chief political correspondent excuse me putting it into context for us thank you. now the future of the e.u. is also on people's minds in ireland where bright as it is looming large irish leaders are determined to stave off the world's worst of the economic fallout and dublin's foreign minister has been a

in the world and some unity around football i think is the message that that's a that's a very very big issue because it is no secret a lot of tension between the world and the world cup host nation. how are fifa how are you dealing with i mean how exhaustive. coming in making this the best event in the world with all that's going on at the moment by focusing on football i think that's the key and that's the secret we have to focus on for but i think there are enough. sadly people around the world to try to just you know divide or argue or dispute or whatever we have to try to unite. football is uniting football is has this this magic and this power of bringing people together we don't want to make politics we don't want to take positions on whether and who is right or wrong we have to organize football and if thanks to football we can send those on messages of unity and football is about bringing together about enjoying about about creating an atmosphere which will show to the world as well a country like russia with under fifty million people who want to welcome the world in their

lack of unity on this issue.ng them within the european economic area which is what norway is in. they want their mps to abstain and have put forward their own amendments, about keeping some sort of access to the single market. there will be labour rebels unhappy, they want to be part of the ea. they are facing a challenge and keir starmer was talking to the andrew marr show earlier, and made the point that this is not the last opportunity mps have two vote against the government on plans for other future relationship with the eu. we have trade bills coming up in july, the trade bill is coming up and people can vote on that. he said it is not the last chance they have to express their views. the idea that this tuesday or wednesday is the last chance saloon on a single market deal is misconceived. there will be another chance with those bells and i hope we get significant victories on what matters. —— significant victories on what matters. — — those significant victories on what matters. —— those bells. i urge tor

to be stronger and calling for the unity or for that you see as well following the blockade a numberof other nations from chad in as.

with the loss of church unity the old political order to was irretrievably lost. princes towns and entire regions embrace to luther's doctrine. yet the man who found refuge in front of the castle left behind far more than a theological legacy. martin luther's appearance in vons was a rallying cry not only for freedom of religion but also for freedom in secular offense in germany and elsewhere his translation of the bible laid the foundation for a nation bound together by a common language luther was a unifying and a divider his legacy has shaped german history five centuries. entered the conflict zone with tim sebastian afghanistan is fighting on many different fronts these days not just with the militants but also against human rights abuses and massive corruption my guest this week here in london is abdullah abdullah his country's chief executive why is there so much disunity in what is supposed to be a unity government conflict so for a few minutes most of the focus. still. crimes against humanity. civilians becoming witnesses come on. their record images trave

this was secretary of state mike bomb pale in saudi arabia a few weeks ago both unity is necessary we need to achieve it the trumpet ministrations policy shift on the cutter blockade may will clear cut but it's not after trump indorse the blockade the secretary of state at the time rex tillerson and defense secretary jim mattis had to convince the president to soften his position. why long running diplomatic and military ties including ten thousand u.s. troops at the dade air base the u.s. was also on the verge of making a twelve billion dollars deal with qatar for a new fleet of f. fifteen fighter jets what's more washington had asked doha to host taliban and hamas offices in order to facilitate long term peace talks with their enemies. finally tillerson and maddest thought the blockade could harm the u.s. as war against eisel as well as let iran expand its influence in the region experts say they succeeded by convincing the president he had fallen into a trap set by the saudis and. it was recognized that would present trump coming into office surrounding himself by. non-experts and

this lack of unity it really disheartening. who is that 1-0 to? really disheartening. who is that 1—0 to? this is not a mandatory backstop plan. let's see what happens. he is mining and he is staying which some will argue is it is better to show him the door and let him resign. boris johnson wants a meltdown. this story came out at this dinner party secretly recorded saying that a brexit meltdown may be a meltdown. in the last year we have been looking at this unfold and she seems to rescue things at the last minute. we'll as have at least time pressures . minute. we'll as have at least time pressures. quite seem amendments in the comments and time bills and we get worried. and i want certainty for business in the uk. it seems very tumultuous. i in cheek to see what happens. a huge story by the uk but reflects what is going on on high streets. online shopping has really had an impact on the high street but the house of fraser story isa street but the house of fraser story is a sad tale of lack of investment, perhaps the wrong fashion buying techniques and high rents. t

in the world and some unity around football i think is there that that's a very very big issue because it is no secret a lot of tension between the world and the world cup host nation. how are fifa how are you dealing with that i mean how he sort of. coming in making this the best event in the world with all that's going on at the moment by focusing on football i think that's the key and that's the secret we have to focus on food but i think there are enough. sadly people around the world to try to just you know divide or argue or dispute or whatever we have to try to unite. football is uniting football is has this this magic and this power of bringing people together we don't want to make politics we don't want to take positions on whether and who is right or wrong we have to organize football and if thanks to football we can send those on messages of unity and football is about bringing together about enjoying about about creating an atmosphere which will show to the world as well a country like russia with one hundred fifty million people who want to welcome the world in their and t

regardless of class, race, or gender. >> oakland is about unity. it's always been about unity. it's been about love and about community. >> we can't lose what makes oakland, oakland. we just can't and i think there's an urgency of now. >> reporter: even embracing a little bit of wackiness. >> we don't -- need to be resisting and screaming and yelling. we need to be together in community and harmony and break bread together. >> picking up trash, what do you want me to do? >> reporter: a jogger henry senta has since been arrested for a confrontation with a man who saw this video. as for the homeless man who goes by drew, people have donated food, clothes, and blankets. >> it feels good. i'm -- responsible -- it was quick. so i was surprised. >> reporter: a gofundme page has raised $13,000 for drew. organizers plan to use that money to get him into permanent housing. at lake merritt, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> charles schulz museum dedicated to the work of the "peanuts" creator is painting dog houses to help wildfire victims who lost their house. 13 organizations are at the santa rosa

to be stronger calling for the unity or for that you see as well. following the blockade a number of other nations from chad in africa to the mole these in asia cut relations with carter now is that a year is passed i mean how much impact or damage has this blockade done to causes foreign relations which you handle well we see the damage in the foreign relation between a lot of. other states has been almost. very modern and there are a few just a few countries accepted blackmail of the blockading states and. followed their policies but the rest of the world the stood very firm against all these measures and they didn't follow any of the of the policies of the blockading states build a strong and robust relationship with the international community has been an active player on the international committee playing a constructive on this international community a total when you look at it in africa or asia or anywhere in the world you will see it has been. with the international development education creating jobs and economic empowerment celebrated thi

executive role akin to that of prime minister why is there so much disunity in what is supposed to be a unity government oh oh .

rob: andrew became seeking in the unity in exchange for testimony.r role in the russia and clinton probe that originally thought. rob: judge andrew napolitano. judge napolitano: the fbi management is an onion. and the more offensive it is. it is unheard of for the number 2 person. this is not the way of writing a public letter. you quietly go and negotiate and i'm not going to give it to you unless you give me in the unity. he can't testify openlbecause he is under criminal investigation. it is a waste of everybody's time but they give him immunity , giving immunity, and can't imagine it happening. >> the investigation asking for in unity asking for a lot. >> depending on what he privately tells senate investigators, the senate may actually find immunity tempting. rob: on other people. judge napolitano: our colleague oliver north was granted immunity and was prosecuted and convicted and the conviction was overturned because they used his own words even though they are immunized. it is a complex area of the law. congress doesn't like to get involved,

of the european union help from its european neighboring countries and so then unity in europe will really come to be tested and we'll see what happens next but it will be a full out trade war that seems to be inevitable in any case thank you very much bob a visa for the analysis from brussels and we'll stay in the rippin union because the european central bank says it is leaving its key eurozone lending rate unchanged at a historic low of zero percent at least through next summer but it will half its massive bond buying program from october and ended altogether in december this year after the financial crisis let's not forget the e.c.b. have started to buy eurozone members government bonds to the tune of thirty billion euros per month to stimulate growth since twenty fifteen month after month the e.c.b. has spent a total of two point four trillion euros on the program with the bond purchases that eusebius balance sheet as no swollen to over eleven trillion euros that's about forty percent of economic output for the entire euro zone. earlier i talked to our financial correspondent j

they eventually chose unity plaza. an then they created the bus loop there, which mta kept on calling it phelan loop. and at that point, the community at large sort of pointed out what the phe name represented. mta agreed and eventually lled it the ocean avenue loop. this process for me was several years old. and it came up again, it popped up again mainly because of what the usf students were able to point out. and i said you know something, if usf will be brave enough to take this on, then i should step up myself. you know, hist is histo and nobs i trying to sweep history under the rug. in fact, the gentleman that came up and talked about we should make this one big learning moment, if i didn't bring this up, we wouldn't have this discussion, so it is a learning moment. i appreciate th people that actually participated in the renaming, even though it was set up for a short time. and again, i have no pathway, there was no official process. basically, the process is i submit a resolution to change the name. that's all

abdullah abdullah his country's chief executive why it says so much disunity in what is supposed to be a unity government conflict zones do not go on the table before the fall of. the almost zero. occupying force he came to be taken seriously in the world oh wow. here's what's coming up. on the. talk on the road use the superhero a mission to change. smart women smart talks smarts to a legend issue and by no means missed out on a prank recently dangerous stuff. made from. a school exercise book filled with stories of war atrocities written by brave people. now this picture was taken in. the photo was shot to prove what's going on in the central african republic. it's in an exercise alongside many other photos of people who were abused raped women and girls who gave birth to one wanting children out of them in addition a full new. documentary starts june fourteenth. afghanistan is fighting on many different fronts these days not just with the militants but also against human rights abuses and massive corruption my guest this week here in london is a dollar a dollar this country's chief executiv

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, let's have that unity in cabinet.ction, jeremy corbyn will get in and you will lose yourjobs, that is the message from graham brady. and you will lose yourjobs, that is the message from graham bradym comes to something when the backbenches say they are being more loyal than those in the cabinet. the cabinet are behaving appallingly. in normal circumstances in any other walk of life you would fire people like that. even in the political walk of life was the gavin williamson, boris johnson, walk of life was the gavin williamson, borisjohnson, even liz truss, you would sack those people, but she is so fragile she can't risk having them on the backbenches, but the point graham brady makes which is most important, the public actually are bored with and don't like divided parties. it has been the death of the tory party and the deathknell for them for years and yea rs deathknell for them for years and years and we know the elections... the electorate is volatile, but he says they don't vote for divided parties, that is for