it came from the west country, from bristol, where the pottery and the pipes are really quite different to what was being consumed in london. so what we actually have in our excavations in berkeley, england, is the precise material culture that we would expect to find just underneath our feet here from the excavations of all the plantation sites on the james river, just the quantity of material that has been discovered is is massive. and we know that the berkeley company was very rich. it had a lot of investment in it. thousands, thousands of pounds, even in 17 century standards, probably five, 10 pounds million of goods that were brought here. so, you know, hopefully there is stuff here to find. one thing that we noticed immediate when we come here is how similar the landscape is to where they came from. berkeley is on the river severn. the seven is almost the same h that it is here than it is back in england. they they almost as if they chose a place that was familiar in terms of their landscape. and of course, the trees are very different. the vegetation is very different. and of cou

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west. briefly, how prepared are nato countries _ west. to countries to cope - west. briefly, how prepared are nato countries to cope with - west. briefly, how prepared are nato countries to cope with any| nato countries to cope with any such cyber attacks? the best protected actors are the ones that the russians most want to impact which is the military and key government sectors. the ublic is and key government sectors. the public is less _ and key government sectors. tue: public is less well and key government sectors. tte: public is less well protected, although governments are waking up although governments are waking up to these problems and each year are getting better at this. there is no guarantee that the russians will not be able to do this. the best case we have to limit the russians in acting in this way is it won't work. indeed, the british are historically an example to everyone in their admonition to keep calm and carry on because it's precisely the thing that will make the russians�*s threats and, if indeed they carry out a

so turkey, they will try to united states and other countries west and forward, but they have just simply turned a blind eye to what turkey has the thing just because, so if you was saying that so. so if you believes corporation with african countries along with russia and china, l, b, g in the past 20 years, and it could also help result owing to crisis in palestine as well. so in the short and middle term, turkey sees no good news from the west and country where and we know what comes into power in the united states. a they will be starting supporting them, keep a supporting nathaniel government or in the government is or i am, which means there'll be no stop. there will be no end for this generous thing. so turkey. yeah, go ahead please. how do you expect this initiative from turkey to be successful? and then what kind of reaction do you think that will be for me as well and its allies? it depends on how soon if you're there, because you know turkey marietta between russia and ukraine and it, it was close to find the solution until both junk then came to the 4 and interrupted the agree

just as it is today, the seeing the danger and what was happening in march 1959 union insights west countries to form an empty finishes block. so we have been trying to rally route the popular fraud, terry. and as i was in trying to rally the west, just to make a stand with them against fascism, they oppose new deck. they oppose allowing hitler in to check those lavaca. but nobody would do that. so wasn't just and 1939 minus so be as were proposed in alliance with britain and france against hitler, and have been actually throughout the late last half of the 1930 is that the soviets were pushing for that. had that happen, we could have stopped hitler, they could have preventive world war 2 because hitler was weak and no, he was weak and he was blessing. and assuming that the west was not gonna stand up to him at the west was hoping and many ro, elements in the west were hoping that he was just going to go east. and so in the 30s, the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposes to the nazis doubles and drawing a welcomed on a grand scale. the freshest, elite promise to support poles in t

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he said that he doesn't do it because the does the western nations west country call him almost every week and then they suddenly stopped during that . and it's, and you know, the last review called tax page and had nothing against it. then you also commented on the assassination attempt on donald trump. before his election a he called his behavior. i impressed if he said that his behavior impressed me because he turns out adult from a had turns out to be a courageous man. um, and that while talking about funds prevents 10 as president piece and also said that he had an impression that some other members of american international establishment were not. and they sent him to to do all the hot and what we wanted to do. and also letting a piece of coal all the us presidents, he had worked with interesting people saying that he believes that people who are not intelligent and now they just can't find themselves at the president's position in the united states. you guys have of all about from moscow the to sell a head on al jazeera, fresh amounts on germany's chancellors. the governing coa

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west is blinds to took. he has initiative in turkey, they were trying to united states and other countries, west empowered, but they have just simply turned a blind eye to what turkey has been saying. just because if you was saying that don't, don't, you believes corporation with african countries along with russia and china being g in the past 20 years. and it could also help result owing to crisis and impala sign as well. so in the short then middle term, 13 phase, no good, uh, news from the west and country where and we know what comes into power in the united states and they will be sorry. so parking them, keep a supporting the government or in a part of the government in his or i am, which means there'll be no stop. there will be no end for this generous time. if you'd like to learn more about any of those stories then and make sure it's check on websites all the dot com, so it's good. so happy with those. thanks for choosing asi international, the . the of the hello and welcome to worlds a part american presidential elections have always been more about personalities than policy issues. and perhaps defin

they will try to united states and other countries west empowered, but they have just simply turned a blind eye to what turkey has been saying. just because if you was saying that don't, don't you believes corporation with african countries along with russia and china being g in the past 20 years. and it could also help result owing to crisis in palestine as well. so in the short then middle term, 13 phase, no good, uh, news from the what i think country with and we know what comes into power in the united states and they will be all right, mr. parking them, keep a supporting the young government or in a part of the government in his or i am, which means there'll be no stop. there will be no end for this janice. i was hurting them and all the little bill, but now we're 90. 8 percent of ballots have been counted after sundays. presidential. busy election run off the opposition candidates narrowly. it has evaporated in favor of the incumbent leader. after nearly all of us were tallied pro current for western president maya sand, who is leading with over 55 percent of all. her opponent a

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freezing in places and a few mist and fog patches in northern england, the midlands towards the west country. it looks quite cloudy for western scotland, a bit damp to cloud for northern ireland, moving over the irish sea into northwest england and north wales, but further south and east we'll hang on to some sunshine — not a bad day. temperatures generally 11 degrees, i think, for england and wales. milder further north, typically 13 in scotland and northern ireland. those atlantic winds bringing in the cloud will push southwards behind that weak weather front overnight — that weather front bringing a little rain first thing in the far southeast. but following on from that much more cloud, so it's not going to be as cold to start on thursday. but sunshine, i think, is going to be harder to find. and in the far north of scotland, there could even be a few spots of rain returning here as well. temperatures going to be evening out because there's more cloud around, so typically 12, maybe 13 degrees. so quite mild, i think, on thursday. high pressure with us at the moment — starting to shrink a

now you see a lot of middle size or even small countries that are, that are moving away from the west and see, look at what's happening in french speaking africa. a lot of countries are rebelling, expelling french forces, questioning french models of, of international relations. and i can tell you, from my experience, the french speaking african countries used to be very disciplined with respect to facts, very, very much satellites. and now, 15 years later, i see the move that that's going on. and africa in latin america. it's a mixed bag, but do have the same. the same situation in asia least asian countries are developing at a very past base. look at what, not only china, but se, asia, it did not follow the neo liberal agenda. they never fall on just, you know, the sense that i get is that there are a lot of countries who are truly dissatisfied with, with the system. they seemed as unfair. they often times see it as abusive. they like to criticize it. i mean, yeah, they somehow lack the agency or the political will to offer, you know, their own solution. so to chart their own course

the fund needs to support that countries and difficulties if the country and difficulty is seen is uncooperative by the west. it obtains no support or support in very harsh conditions in terms of us to everything. but if the country is friendly, was too politically important to the west, it can receive a norm, this amount of money with little conditions attached. so it's double standard is all the time to the americans and the obedience they feel they need to hold on, tied to the structures they have and they're not waiting to open space for, for the rest of the world. well, uh the rest of the world doesn't have to ask for their permission to open a new space. and i mean, bricks is one of the examples of that. i mean, it was created as a revolutionary force. it's not there to combat western influence, at least initially it was there, it's, you know, mind its own business and to create better conditions for the member states. but whenever you try to set up a business in that and monopolist the environment, you are likely to be seen as a threat. this is what i want to ask you about. do you see breaks as a, as

but i think we also have to point out that there is in the that is detectable a loss of west and countries at the moment. this n t encompass mood. we see resorts in the u. k. earlier this year the conservative school would kicked out tough for a long period in power, and we see certainly an anti incumbent moodle. so in germany right now is a german and a coalition. obviously on the brink of collapse and opinion poll, suggesting that they would be a conservative shift if an election is to be held early. so this is not unique to the united states and then some of those faxes that we described, inflation, immigration, and so on. also factors and other western countries. right now richard, are you talking about adrift towards conservative politics in america? what, what would that mean for a 2nd from the administration? how would that impact that different restriction? yeah, well of course it trump has his own particular brand of conservative politics in some way to traditional conservatives with dispute. that is conservative, a tool, but we heard him in the clip there also talk about it, mag

been choosing a new paul limits and president in elections that could transform the south west african countries that political landscape, the ruling swafford policy is looking to extend its fussy, full. yeah, hold on power, putting forward a female candidates. so the 1st time, that's why his popularity has slipped amid grand frustration, over unemployment and oversee the w reports that jessica rustin, the namibian capital, when took, told us about the biggest issues for votes is unemployment especially, is a major issue. some tickets suggest that up to 50 percent of young people in the maybe are currently without a job. so obviously the most policies actually focused on that. but the other issues that were talked about, and one of those issues certainly is the question of lance. the distribution of land, especially when it comes to ancestral land that has still not been finalized. at the same time we're talking about reconciliation, may be a for example, how to jeremy, for example, sorry, has been a form of uploading your colonial power here in the media. and there are you conservation efforts.

been choosing a new paula been found president in election so it could transform the south west african countries political landscape. the ruling swafford policy is looking to extend its fussy, full yeah, hold on power. putting forward a female candidates. so the 1st time that's what i was, the popularity had slipped a mid growing frustration of unemployment and overseas. and they told me you report to a carrying aggression also is from the media and has been following the selection from germany. a carry. this seems to be a trend in southern african countries like south africa, like botswana, where longstanding, routing policies, liberation movements have been voted out of office. is this now likely in the media? do you think i it is very difficult to see at the moment on yeah, but swap or the ruling party is definitely on its toes. i mean swap what has been empower since the country is independence, that it's 1990. and it is relatively a strong party, but in 2019 it lost its majority by winning only. that is 56 percent of the presidential election. now this year they have put forward it to $1199

it's and voice who needs uh, and his latest diplomatic spots with the west african nation as of the country's government to choose the block of miss mileage. and she wanted to hire in a without us having made any request. the european union has made 1300000 euro is in support available to the victims of the floods that occurred in our country. the e u ambassador to niger has unilaterally allocated this grant to n g o's. disregarding all principles of transparency and collaboration with the competent nigerian authorities who must guide the management of humanitarian assistance to the aid was supposed to help victims of floods that affected more than a 1000000 people. this or some. however, in asia, as government states, as they know, accountability of how the money was distributed with officials now launching an audits into the funds. nisha has been at loggerheads with the west since the military seized power in the west african country last year. back then, the youth suspended his financial support, tons of military cooperation with the country for his policy on a made strong so on. so us wit

west. so countries can suggest that it is a tool made by the west for the west and with the controversy and the accusations surrounding as 1 may bed the question, how reliable the system really is? well yeah, indeed i was discussing just precisely that with the executive, a secretary of the african legacy foundation. and speaking from the perspective of global south, i'm most able to even says the r c. c has serious credibility issue in the i. c. c never established a secured the ability with us in the global house, especially in africa, around 53. because countries have joined the icpc and rectify the role, expect short back to establishes the whole thing. and yet we in africa, i'm the global solid. we feel that most of the cases are for crime are brought against us against our government and leaders with complete ignorance of the war situations in the continuance. usually the leaders press the cutest loose not favor by the west and do a support tech because the one favor by the west. we. so what's happened in libya? 2011. eros before that then up to i'm gonna sign many of a patient. so i

countries. that's despite the pressure that the west impose this on countries around the world. do not have contact with russia, have smalley chef faced such pressure? if so, why has it chose and not to succumb to it, is made generally malicious policy as all these being to be friendly with or in the country. so the would you expect people of the deal? and so i believe he's really the ship is to the one so that, that uh we, i not, we do not belong to any particular bro, 9 east on with that we, uh, uh, we have a policy of, uh, being friendly, regional countries. so the idea that we should not have contact with sure is a non competitive will be so i will follow see of being friendly. these are all the countries in the world. and my show has also expressed the hope for negotiate the solution to the ukraine in conflict. how do you assess the possibility of that ok ring any time soon? yeah, this, this impossible to be. the thing that you're creating would defeat russia. russia is a really good file and no, no meant the how and the you can try and get support from the western countrie

funds. media has been at low get heads with the west since the military seized power and the west african country last year. back then the you suspended his financial support on the military cooperation with the country for his puts me on a made from some the us withdrawal. the troops of the state in the country for around a decade of more details on that soil. anything else to check our website? all teeth up. com coming your way. nice folks on a boy go with the latest episode of well, the if you think about russia, what is your mind the picture, the landscape open up before your eyes? the what one does. you imagine the veto, scott starts the journey, the, the you ready to come along. the in 1943 at the height of world war 2, bengal was hit by famine. a year before japanese troops drove the rate is out of neighboring vermont and came close to the indian possessions of the british empire . london's response to the threat was completely inadequate. the british actively used the scorched earth policy. while retreating, they turned everything around them into an uncouth desert, having no mercy on oth

but like i said, the night is young, we haven't even gone into the far west of the country. i can see that to spill colored gray, but here in the eastern region, the mid the school. so we're beginning to see the red and the blue pop out predominantly red at this stage. obviously that's reflected in the numbers, but counting in the keys states, the swing states, the battle ground states was so many people have been focusing back. com pains you can see still great. so tool to a north carolina pennsylvania. that will be a big one. michigan, wisconsin, nevada, in arizona, not those will be the ones we absolutely have to keep. i'll be just all eyes on and we will be doing just thought in about 7 minutes and of course, so the rest of the day and the results comment. we'll see you said the oh the the, [000:00:00;00] the if you think about russia, what does your mind to picture the landscapes open up before your eyes? the last one does, can you imagine the, the discount starts, the journey, the, the you ready to come along? the, our family is one of many families across squan whose

west. so countries can suggest that it is a tool made by the west for the west. and with the controversy and the accusations surrounding as 1 may bed the question, how reliable the system really is the tech 1000000000 at the right hand mind a from 11 months cuz pulled out the state of affairs and the american election system, the highlighted get this, but in nearly every state, what pamela harris took home, the vote, there was little to no requirement to show any form of identification to cost about it. so 20 made him wonder when a post on x. so we took a closer look at the map. let's do it out of the 19 states that hire is one only to require a photo id while i for the 5 only all it's for non photo document and the rest of them voters didn't need to prove where they were at all. that's certainly raise concerns. they were probably the violations like a multiple vote, single known citizens costing balance. so a quick reminder what was happening in some parts of the country. what is your birth? it's 1980, but i'm just saying it might not be the you can't verify it,

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they were trying to the united states and other countries west empowered, but they have just simply turned a blind eye to what turkey has been saying. just because if you was saying that don't, don't you believes corporation with african countries along with russia and china being g in the past 20 years. and it could also help resolving new crisis and palestine as well. so in the short then middle term, georgia saying no good uh, news from the world, i think country where and we know what comes into power in the united states and they won't be sorry. so parking them, keep a supporting the young government or in a part of government in his or i am, which means there won't be no stop. there will be no end for this. janice, i allowed to know deals where 98 percent of ballots had been counted. after sundays, presidential election run off, the opposition candidates narrow lead has evaporated in favor of the incumbent leader after nearly all votes were tallied. a current pro western or president maya sand, who is leading with over 55 percent, while her opponent, former prosecutor general, alexan

a typhoid menu is now traveling north west of the country. and weather officials say that it has significantly weekend and will be out of the philippines later today. but there are still warnings of storm searches in the north of the philippines where a menu is currently as this has been, the 6 die for the enter the country within the months. and people from the affected areas have been really from back to back. so i full and so far, according to government officials, 9000000 people are affected. it's more than a 160 people dead. there were houses toppled by the strong winds. roads blocked by down trees and electrical posts, and vast agricultural lands and on dated people are slowly going back to their homes to rebuild. but the question remains, if they have homes to go back to or even farms and crops to grow. having had a series of tie fluence done in one months. now we're seeing some really tragic pictures right now, the damages for money. and as you were saying there, this is the 6 major storm in recent weeks. do we know what's driving the

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and when you look into it, the course attitude towards west, so countries can suggest that it is a tool made by the west for the west. and with the controversy and the accusations surround, and as 1 may bed the question, how reliable the system really is. i was discussing the issue with the executive secretary of the african legacy foundation, speaking from the perspective of the global style, mostly able to even the saying the i c. c has proved once again, can't be trust a v i c. c never established a secured the ability with us in the global style, especially in africa. around 53, i speak on countries, have joined the icbc and rectify the role dispatch short that establishes the whole thing. and yet we in africa, i'm the global solid. we feel that most of the cases are for crime are brought against us against our government and leaders. with complete ignorance of the war situations in the continental, usually the visa or for us the cutest. i was not favored by the west and do a support tech because when favor by the west we. so what's happened in libya, 2011, eros before that and i've

and when you look into it, the course attitude towards west, so countries can suggest that it is a tool made by the west for the west. and with the controversy and the accusations surround, and as 1 may bed the question, how reliable the system really is. or let's talk about this now with the executive secretary of the african legacy foundation. in most the able to email drawing us live for an aussie international move. so great to get you on the program. and thank you very much for your time today. very happy to be with you. we're great, very happy to have you here. this story is busy and disturbing. let me just briefly the i c. c made. there are a 124 member countries, but there are many of governments that are not i. c, c policies are china, india, israel, russia, and the united states. but with these a allegations of what sexual misconduct, i mean, is there any chance that this i guess the credibility of the i c. c could be at stake a c i c. c never established a secured the ability with us in the globe of south, especially in africa. around $33.00 african countries have joined the

been choosing a new parliament on presidents in elections, but could transform the south west african countries political landscape. the ruling swafford policy is looking to extend its $34.00. yeah, hold on power. putting forward a female candidate for the 1st time this wife, whose popularity has slipped amid growing frustration of unemployment, unpublished. she's known as n n n. the tumbled non data data and is leading the charge, but it may be as governing school football team. this selection is successful, she would be the countries, the team and leader currently the vice president. she's also known as a veteran, if may be a struggle for liberation from a pol, take south africa in 1990 to someone who has devoted her life to politics and to have a lady that is definitely better treat because had been believed that they did the paper out from that media list because i have not heard this, but if you did, because normally find some full scene of the candidates are running for president without to full main challenges. it's this man, former dentist candidly need to learn who it seems, could caus

all citizens are looking to see positive change for the west african country come november 17th, the nation's president on vale, the major economic plan or your call center goal 2050 intended to boost the country's economic and social progress migration that was one of the cars, the biggest challenges, local say they're struggling with making ends meet, which prompts them to try their luck abroad. is not going to make the restaurant today. we can travel 200 to 300 kilometers, etc, without finding anything deficient. this is due to the agreement sun with the you and others here, but these by to come to that shows the ponder a result of forcing official mid to late for his needs become difficult to work in a decent living he's. it hurts us because 20 years ago, our cost pertaining was fish and no $1.00 thought about the fisherman labels. but today it's the other way around, the senegalese government and the departments such as the you must take responsibility for me and actually me to find that the like to stay here and the living. so without funding is not possible. so he doesn't brin

countries. in up get us time libya and iraq icbc has consistently and diligently swept under the carpet horrific atrocities of its western patterns. and when you look into it, the course attitude towards west. so countries can suggest that it is a tool made by the west for the west and with the controversy and the accusations surrounding as 1 may bed the question, how reliable the system really is indeed always are discussing just precisely that with the executive, a secretary of the african legacy foundation and.

tackle those challenges to mr. moody's visit moxie such trip by an indian prime minister to the west african country in 17. yes. i'm thomas as positive a 3 nation to and that strengthened a new delhi as global partnerships off the nigeria and the wind remote day. we'll have to launch in america, visits to brazil, and guy on the opposition party test is occupying the parliament building. a non kazi, i have said they will establish an interim government if the country's precedence refuses to resign today. as long as johnny stays, he will only meet demands to step down and hold to snap the election if the protest is vacate the complex, but his appeal has been rejected. not sure the news nearly always demands our long change assigned, tanya, must resign. the option he proposes is for us all to leave here and only then he will come here to this building. we should supposedly take his word for it that he will sign a statement here and then early elections will take place. well, i think none of us will believe this. so we propose the following. wherever he is, he has the opportunity to sign his resignation

chief himself prefers 814 minutes a journey to an hour long college with me while developing countries say the west is only worsening. the problems it creates is for the best blood counties. they actually take advantage offers because they may cause a pollution habits. pollution haven's is when the affluent countries, the relocate. they are production that is a very heavy on it and contributing to climate change and then they bring them to africa. i think if they can, if they can tell us that we cannot use our own research to develop our country and our confidence. i don't, i think the, the rubbing us. and i think that we have to stand up and say no to that. or we heard from a politician on back to this one, the sound the he also that's because perspective on the cop summit's note, saying that the double standards of wisdom pauses events do not only concern private jets for so many as a good blend. so i think that should not be blamed on us this so many countries, particularly in the, in europe and countries in the waste way. um, you know, presidents and even the, those who lead organizations use p

when did to this in undoubtedly, they have the back is be some on west them countries. you great. well, whoever else before a minute is a rush, i'm to hear 2 nations that have paid a t roll in both create a resolution to the pump, put in the pos, having discussed the ongoing classes off, this is a need to result piece was of the top of the agenda, the talks focused on the ongoing situation in syria. both sides express grave concerns over the dangers development in the syrian era public in connection with the military escalation and the level and it lead provinces. both sides confirmed the necessity to coordinate joint actions to stabilize the situation in the syrian era republic. first and foremost, using capabilities of the stand, a format around the washington on us ally is while all behind it was surgeon. so terrorist groups in syria, federal and habits with don't support the official government and dom offices and it's flight again. so medicines, the reactivation of terrorist groups in syria is a us sign escape after a failure, a living in the syrian government and its citizen