both cities are in western india where japan and france are conducting surveys for the project. competition to win contracts has been intensifying. >> we are really proud of the world number one track record of japanese shinkansen in terms of speed, safety and punctuality. and, you know, this track record is well known in india. so, i really hope that it will be duly taken into account when this is taken in india. >> reporter: india is increasingly concerned over china exerting greater influence in sri lanka and other nearby countries. china's increased presence comes as it is locked in territorial disputes with india. modi's administration released a draft budget in july, which includes an increase of more than 10% for defense. with an eye on china, modi appears ready to modernize the military. india held a joint naval exercise with japan and the u.s. in late july and security will likely be hint agenda when modi meets japanese prime minister, shinzo abe. >> on the political and security front, we have already had consultations and dialogues at various levels, including ministe

is also hoping to strengthen bilateral ties on the security front and draw india to the western side. 0 but relations are not always harmonious. on thursday, india's foreign minister criticized the alleged u.s. surveillance of the party that now rules the country. >> this is unacceptable to us. >> reporter: the obama administration has described india-u.s. ties as one of the defining partnerships of the 21st century, but greater efforts will be needed by both sides to remove obstacles that are holding them from developing closer ties. abhishek dhulia, nhk world, new delhi. >>> rescue workers are trying to reach people trapped under mud after a massive landslide buried a village in western india earlier this week. the death toll has exceeded 50. continuous rain and poor communications are hampering efforts to transport equipment to the remote area. the teams are plowing through heavy mud and debris more than two days after the landslide engulfed a village of about 700 people in maharashtra state. ten more bodies were dug out of the mud overnight, but rescuers say about 100 people are s

that's been the case in western india. also we have been seeing the reports of landslides out here and you can see in the past seven days, some areas, out here, seeing five to 600 millimeters of rainfall. definitely too much shown there can result in these problems, and the forecast, it does look grim. we'll see heavy showers towards the west. here is your extended ou >>> and that concludes this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for w er >>> good evening from las vegas, i'm tavis smiley. tonight a conversation with robin roberts. the "good morning america" an core is now a new author. she recounts the last few years of her life, a turbulent time to say the least, including battling a rare blood disorder with a life-saving bone marrow transplant from her sister. glad you joined us. a conversation with robin roberts coming up right now. ♪

. >>> in western india, hope is fading in the search for victims after a deadly landslide engulfed ane village. at least 76 reported dead. search crews say rain over the past several days has turned the site into a swamp, making it difficult to locate bodies. also tropical storm bertha is heading into the caribbean. forecasters say it is pushing just south of puerto rico and could batter some areas with as much as 8 inches of rain along with fierce winds. >>> well, yesterday, house republicans managed to hammer out an 11th hour bill on immigration before going on summer recess. the legislation is aimed at speeding up the process of sending migrant children home while beefing up border security. but the white house says the measure doesn't address the crisis responsibly. molly henneberg is live in washington with more on this. >> it the $694 million house border bill, which passed pretty much along party lines, boosts security and adds immigration judges and detention facilities. but part of what really has irked the white house is that companion bill ending a 2012 program by the presi

chances of finding more survivors from wednesday's landslide that engulfed an entire village in western india are slim sixty three bodies have been discovered so far and dozens remain missing bad weather is hampering emergency crews efforts eight people were pulled out alive in the first few hours but no survivors have been found since. all next meet the women fighting against austerity measures in greece they're former state sector employees who claim their jobs vanished without warning and that they are now being held back from speaking out or does more even cost her a spoke to the women who aren't afraid to stand up to police. they've been called a symbol of resistance. not the enemy. not. me so who are they they are ordinary women mostly aged between forty five and sixty who claim the tax office is the ministry of finance and customs service up until september last year when the ministerial decree so hundreds of them suspended and later fired. by many who went ahead with the job and work without suddenly our lives were destroyed we had two options to cry over decisions that were made for

chances of finding any more survivors from wednesday's landslide that engulfed an entire village in western india are slim sixty three bodies have been discovered so far and dozens remain missing bad weather is hampering emergency crews efforts and eight people were pulled out alive in the first few hours but no survivors have been found since. and after the break here on r.t. international travel back to learn about one of the first world wars bloodiest battles. sometimes i am baffled by the closed little world that a lot of people in the mainstream media must live in they seem shocked and appalled at the fact that around forty percent of the weapons supplied to afghanistan have gone missing let's ignore the fact that while americans are going broke the u.s. must rebuild the afghan military and think for just a second what would happen if you sent a lot of weapons into a country in dire economic suffering i'm sure you've heard reports that say that afghan farmers could only make a living off of poppy crops because they just have no other resort so if you throw a bunch of guns and ammo into the h

of finding any more survivors now from wednesday's landslide that engulfed an entire village in western india are slim sixty three bodies have been discovered so far and dozens remain missing bad weather is hampering emergency crews efforts eight people pulled out alive in the first few hours but no survivors have been found since. heavy rains have caused widespread damage in central and western boag area flooding caused bridges to collapse a number of villages were left with drinking water to receive big will to stay away from the affected regions a state of emergency has been declared in several villages throughout the country. music you think it is twenty four seven dot com thanks for being with us on back with more just over half an hour's time but a couple of minutes after the break we want you to meet the nobel prize winner who's made it her mission to rid the world of deadly drugs. sometimes i am baffled by the closed little world that a lot of people in the mainstream media must live in they seem shocked and appalled at the fact that around forty percent of the weapons supplied to afg

chance is not funny anymore survivors from wednesday's landslide that engulfed an entire village in western india. sixty three bodies of so far been discovered dozens remain missing bad weather is hampering emergency crews efforts to eight people were pulled out a law even the first few hours but no survivors have been found since. and heavy rains caused widespread damage in central and western both garia flooding caused bridges to collapse in a number of villages with drinking water that tourists are being warned to stay away from the affected regions right now indeed a state of emergency has been declared in several villages throughout the country. thanks for choosing us international i'm kevin i've got with the next live update from moscow just about thirty minutes time after the break though peter's here people as late as guests tonight assessing the increasingly dog western perception of russia crossed. sometimes i am baffled by the closed little world that a lot of people in the mainstream media must live in they seem shocked and appalled at the fact that around forty percent of the weapons

. >> 10 more bodies pulled from the mud and debris in western india after a landslide. 100 people still trapped and feared dead, heavy rains making it difficult for the rescuers still on the scene. 51 people are confirmed dead. >> california is in a state of emergency, suffering from an unprecedented drought. >> let's go to nicole mitchell. the situation is actually worse than once thought. >> it's just expanding so quickly. we've known this drought is pretty bad for quite some time. as you look out there, this is a look at some of the scenes as we get to california, a lot of the reservoirs are in some cases record low levels out here. the reason this impacts everyone is because especially once you get into that central portion of california, this is a huge agriculture area, impacting food supplies. the state is pretty dry here, even though we have the monsoon flow bringing moisture to the four corners region. this is the drought, 35% for the exceptional, the highest category. in the course of the week, this has spread to central and northern california. the whole state was in a drought

. >>> in western india rescue areas spent the day trying to dig out survivors, a village was claimed.1 were killed, hundreds of missing. chances of survival for anyone trapped are decrease, the the lapped slide came after heavy rain. next the picture of the day. plus, it's illegal to buy and sell. why the marijuana black market is thriving. >>> a ticket to mars - the next generation of rovers that n.a.s.a. plans to send to the red planet. >>> good evening i'm meteorologi meteorologist kevin corriveau. the drought monitor has come up with a report. this is from july 27th, look at the dark areas, in california, the drought, the highest level looked at as of july 22nd. 36% of the state of california was under exceptional drought. in under a week it has increased by 20%. as you can see all the way up to the north. this is the worst situation that it has ever been reporting on in the last over 25 years across that area. >> one of the reasons we are seeing a big difference in a week is because of a lock in weather pattern. a ridge of high pressure has been dominating. that has been going on

. >> reporter: i am in india with the country's contribution to the first world war likely saved the westernnt. coming up we'll see how those and other memories from the war are fading. ♪ ♪ >>> er watching al jazerra, a reminder of the top stories. nouri al-maliki has quit as iraq's prime minister after domestic and international pressure. he was vying for a third term in office, but he's stepped down to support his replacement allah baddie. >>> the rebels have already over run the towns of mosul and tikrit. in. >>> in gaza a 5-day ceasefire extension between hamas and israel continues to hold but there still hasn't been a breakthrough on a long-term truce. del have the tkpwa*ts have returned from high ky row where negotiations were being held. >>> ukraine's military says it has surrounded the town of luhansk cutting off pro-russia rebels. heavy shelling that city and the strong hold of donetsk has killed dozens of people. the u.n. and human rights groups are warning of widespread abuses by the rebels after hundreds of abductions barnaby phillips reports from slo slow vee after. >> reporter:

. >> people in india are experiencing staggering amounts of rainfall in the western coast, a deadly landslide occurred recently, eastern india is experiencing severe floods. look at a video from here. at least 23 died following days of heavy rainfall recently. 60,000 people have been displaced due to rising flood waters. as seen, wide swaths of countryside due to the rains which is quite vital to india's economy but when it's too much, in a short period of time that can result in a catastrophic scene. there are open shielders and free kitchens for those displaced. the situation could get worse in the past seven days, about 500 millimeters of rainfall occurred and western locations of the china peninsula looking heavy rains for the next few days, looks like the situation could get worse. we're looking at more rain fall and the monsoonal flow will continue into september so the conditions could get worse. now let's head over to eastern continental asia. we have a typhoon coming our way. could make landfall possibly overnight and into saturday morning and looks like it's going to be making landf

western front. >> reporter: in india trying to maintain the country's history in the war has been an uphill battleng then was it belongs to the british government. >> translator: his grandfather sent troops and money for the war and said doing so was part of the indian wear -- warrior tradition. >> and envoys who put the name of india on the world map. >> reporter: india bears the names of the forgotten dead and the concern is that the few surviving memories of the great war and those who fought will fade as the years go by. and i'm with al jazeera, new deli. >>> u.n. officials held a meeting to discuss ways to stop on going fighting between rival malitia and has a vote by libya parliament to expand the malitia and called on u.n. to protect civilians but it's not clear how the new congress will enforce the decision. six people have been killed during protests in egypt marking the anniversary of the massacre and one year ago security officials broke up two protests camps in cairo killing at least 800 people, human rights group called it the worst violence incident in egypt's modern history. al jaze

. >> i am fez in india with the country's contribution to the first world war likely saved the western. coming up we'll see how those and other memories from the war are fading. >>> why this runner was stripped of his gold medal at the european athletics championships.

don't want tose islamic terrorists prevail because russia is vulnerable, western china is vulnerable, we are vulnerable, even indiae vulnerable to overload as well. >> we had headlines that were alarming for the financial market. russian eight envoy moves into ukraine, ukraine says that constitutes an invasion. how concerning is this? >> it is very concerning because we know the russians have pushed people in there. we do not know all of the details because the information is very murky, but the russians are clearly pushing the edges and probably did send people over, whether they were in army uniforms or not, they are clearly encroaching on eastern ukraine. that is dangerous because the question is -- where does it stop? >> ukraine says russia convoy is breaking international law. to dovetail this into your tenure at goldman sachs you suggestl, would that ukraine, russia, and these tensions could dampen the real economy enough of europe to put europe back into recession? >> they can certainly weaken it. the cultural sector in europe is already hurting because the russian restrictions on sales of agriculture produ

looking at the sort of charts that matthau, places like india, which is a similar profile, china has quite oddly unfair one policy kicks in. westerneurope in general were the replaced rate for like 2.1 people for every couple of notches not enough to sustain this sort of perfect dignity levels that at a macroeconomic level are for global competitiveness. you have this enormous youth bulge. i caught a demographic dividend and you have a workforce that is maturing. it can as a result of public health came from a living past childbirth, increasingly following through the educational endpoints to take ownership over both political situations that are 50 years old, so the onus well, adolescent ease and economy setters thinking ahead. those dynamics are incredibly positive for sub-saharan africa. what is frustrating and i hear this everywhere. there's the mozambican anthropologist named us a note in one who talks. we should instead space between childhood and adulthood where you are stuck, we don't have economic opportunities that match or omissions. when the juggernaut gdp growth has not trickled down in the form of a job. when you wor

western companies sanctions or no sanctions. this month show precious time schools gets a facelift and. we make the most of the so in india. the signs flourishes in tomsk and we check out some car let's say. technology update here on r.g.p. we've done the future cover. half of america tax goes to the pentagon goes defense budget to start these wars a convenience to continue the american empire around the world but warren buffett of course doesn't want to have to pay for those wars so he's fleeing to canada these are financial. cowards. we think if we. going to. wade in the ocean breeze. little secret a secret the u.s. government would like you. good morning. libya's interim government has resigned after islamists tighten their grip on the country pushing it towards the worst crisis since twenty eleven and this comes days after militants declared a breakaway regime to rival the elected parliament libya does remain split however between two rival camps one controlled by islamist backed rebel factions the other . a rogue general from the. now it's being alleged that the islamist militias are receiving support from turkey and.

their own citizens there is no need when india in crisis in ukraine as it is continued to be portrayed by our russian colleagues and this was backed by some western delegations who were instead trying to shift the attention towards russia's alleged role in the conflict and even brought up the issue of sanctions while in fact it was moscow who initiated the emergency meeting of the un security council on the humanitarian crisis the russian ambassador calling for a swift international efforts to stop civilian suffering and open ways to bring in aid supplies. but. it was the artillery tanks as well as grad rockets have been used. locals are saying phosphorus in cluster bombs are still being used there is indiscriminate shelling of housing blocks and critical civilian infrastructure in many small towns about eighty percent of houses have been destroyed according to the most conservative estimates more than six hundred buildings have been razed to the ground. the attempts to flee the war zone or even just getting around areas which haven't yet suffered heavy fighting is getting increasingly dangerous the video we've just received in the region clearly

there is no need in india in crisis in ukraine as it is continued to be pulled through by our russian colleagues. and i was echoed by some western delegations with the u.s. representative questioning whether the humanitarian situation in ukraine actually needed an emergency meeting of the u.k. envoy blamed russia for the crisis moscow requested the meeting of the u.n. security council russia's envoy called for a humanitarian mission saying that the situation is catastrophic. artillery tanks as well as grad rockets have been used locals are saying phosphorus in cluster bombs are still being used there is indiscriminate shelling of housing blocks and critical civilian infrastructure in many small towns about eighty percent of houses have been destroyed according to the most conservative estimates more than six hundred buildings have been razed to the ground. meanwhile a quarter of a million people are stuck in lugansk able to leave and getting out of the war zone is proving dangerous often fatal just take a look at this video from the region it appears to show a rocket presumably fired by a heavy missile launcher hitting a highway

india, indonesia, iran, iraq, jordan, lebanon, may labor, nigeria, north korea, oh, man, south korea, pakistan, sudan, syria, thailand, uganda, united states, vietnam, yemen, zimbabwe. >> the ones that outlaw are western companies who no longer believe in dying. the rising countries you take these islamic countries, all of them. they believe this these types of finality for their enemies. >> one of those countries don't believe in it after due process of law. you have these renegade groups arising. >> you sound like a republican. >> that is not souping republican. that is talking about what reality is out there and they are inflicting these penalties, chopping off hands. we saw that in the last part of the last century as well. >> thanks for clearing that up for me. >>> exit question. is capital punishment like abortion? one of those political divides. and claims of justice on both sides that it will always be contentious. >> it is about religion and morality. >> it is but it has become less contentious. innocent people are being killed our legal system has made mistakes. >> a lot have had their death penalty convictions overturned. in cases where the person has already been put to death. >> i think a

western region. china blames religious extremists for unrest in that region. >>> still to come here on cnn, they are revered in india>> but they're not terribly klei clean, and they could be taken over. >> reporter: monkeys cannot be captured or killed in india. but that's not the only reason there are so many around. take a look at this. >>> hey, there, earn. i want to get you this information just in to cnn. the official french president's office has sent out a tweet indicating that the french prime minister has presented president hollande with the resignation to the government. a new government will be presented on tuesday. as we begin this week, looking into monday, the french president's office sending out a tweet that the french prime minister has presented president hollande with the resignation of the government. we'll have more details on this as soon as they become available. >>> at this point, though, we want to move on to a tropical storm. cristobal dumping heavy rain on the bahamas. and the big question is where's it headed next? >> this one's been around for a while dumping a lot of rain on the island

for better or worse was the transmission belt that brought some of these western values that you and i know both affirm to india>> you are saying in a sense at as bad as the holocaust was, it helped because we should be grateful for the creation of israel and this was the transmission belt? >> five minutes. >> absolutely not. i think on the cost-benefit analysis, i would say absolutely not. the state of israel is a good thing to have. there may not need a -- may not be a need for israel if there was not the holocaust in europe. >> and the same with slavery. you're saying that the descendents are better off for that institution having existed. white supremacy still exists and white supremacy still expresses itself in all kinds of institutional ways. it's not a matter of individual racism, it's a matter of the structures by which people as a group are kept down and that's something that still exists. we can all commit ourselves to fighting that system. >> i don't -- i'm not saying no. but all i'm saying is, i'm saying what frederick douglass said. he stood up before an abolition society and basically said, i will

india, as well. guys. >> all right, ivan, thanks very much. >> thank you. >>> well, still ahead here on cnn, thousands of westerners have joined the jihadist fightsyria and iraq. >> that's right. we are with a group tracking some of those men as they boast of their exploits all over the web. stay with us on cnn. ♪ ♪ it's time to bring it out in the open. it's time to drop your pants for underwareness, a cause to support the over 65 million people who may need depend underwear. show them they're not alone and show off a pair of depend. because wearing a different kind of underwear, is no big deal. join us. support the cause and get a free sample of depend at underwareness.com that's why i always choose the fastest intern.r slow. the fastest printer. the fastest lunch. turkey club. the fastest pencil sharpener. the fastest elevator. the fastest speed dial. the fastest office plant. so why wouldn't i choose the fastest wifi? i would. switch to comcast business internet and get the fastest wifi included. comcast business. built for business. >>> a very warm welcome to you all. i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm errol barnett. thanks for staying with us

unprecedented gathering of western and eastern block central bankers tasked with navigating from state market to free-market economies. jackson hole has always played host to many, such as india'sal bank head. he warned that the financial innovations most in the audience, including then fed chair alan greenspan were making the financial system safer were actually causing a financial meltdown. three years later, he was proved right. in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, the annual meeting was ceased upon by ben bernanke to signal significant shifts of monetary policy including asset purchases which helped balloon the fed's balance sheet to $4.4 trillion. there year it hosts janet yellen, and gauging the strength of the u.s. labor market, a discussion that could see passions run as high as the backdrop of this powerful gathering. patricia sabga, al jazeera. >>> this issian net's yellen's first appearance to the conference this jackson hole. market watchers are going to be playing close attention to every word, right, chris? especially interest rates. labor is the theme, though. a lot of people think unemployment rate. but she is going to talk about a lot more, right? >> yeah.

india, and then ask for market access. imagine all the foreign direct investment and retail. i think it would have more legs to stand on if the westerns said, you want to secure food for your people, we will help you do that. work at a mechanism where big retailers like walmart get asess to the indian consumer food security. >> we have to leave it there. thank you very much, karan chanana, chief executive of amira nature foods. >> this is "taking stock" on bloomberg. i am pimm fox. i want to go to my radio cohost, carol massar. to adding half his state an international for about $845 million. they agreed to name two people to the board, expanding it to 12 members from 10. he agreed to resign as lululemon chairman after making -- after a controversy. a widery reported loss, $47 million. they saw a surge in rooftop quarter. the back to you. >> thanks very much, carol massar. selecting the perfect pair of eyeglasses can be a daunting task. my next guest wants to simplify the process. frameri is the first online retailer of interchangeable prescription eyewear. it has the support of steve case, the cofounder of aol. frameri has raised cl

india, and then ask for market access. imagine all the foreign direct investment and retail. i think it would have more legs to stand on if the westerns said, you want to secure food for your people, we will help you do that. work out a mechanism where big retailers like walmart get access to the indian consumer as food security. >> we have to leave it there. thank you very much, karan chanana, chief executive of amira nature foods. ♪ >> this is "taking stock" on bloomberg. i am pimm fox. -- targeted air strikes to protect american personnel and a humanitarian effort to help save thousands of iraqi civilians who are trapped in a mountain without food and water and facing almost certain death. let me explain the actions we are taking and why. first, i said in june that the isil began anp intense across iraq, that the united states would be prepared to take targeted military action in iraq if and when we determined the situation required it. these terrorists have continued to move across iraq, to where american diplomats and civilians serve at her consulate and american military personnel advise iraqi forces. to stop the advance, i hav

certainly but here in the western pacific it is so quiet we do not need an additional tropical system heading out to japan. and that's not heading out anytime soon. here's indiacourse. here we had landslides to the north but they've been getting a break as far as the qulaeft rainfall. still in the monsoon and stim some very healthy totals in the last 24 hours and more to come in the next 48 as more tropical downpours continue here for this part of the world. for the west in europe, cooler temperatures and moving in with this nice northwest flow coming in across the uk and across the western part of the europe. we're looking very good over the next couple days save for some scattered afternoon thunderstorms. nothing severe right now. guys? >> all right. good to end on a positive note there. thanks so much. >> cooler weather in london. that means cold. i'm so glad. thanks, ivan. >> thanks, ivan. space enthusiasts, a discovery on the international space station is stirring up more thoughts of life in space because russian scientists say they've discovered traces of tiny sea creatures on the exterior of the international space station. >> it's not known how the m

western countries. most of the best things that are done at the world in any field are still done in america. for all the talk of india and china and this and that, where is that -- and so we have the capacity. the issue is whether we can to the 70% capacity of americans who are not part about america. race comfortable, happy? >> he is comfortable with it. i was nervous. he was nervous. he read it two weeks ago before publication. send me a note saying he was crying and was stunned it seemed like i was in the room for some of these things where i was not. an amazing gift, i have to say. to both of them and race, allow someone like me to come into your world. not knowing what i am going to do or say. let the story beast told -- let the story be told. gentlemen, check out his book. are you going to be down here signing some copies? >> i will. i will also sign copies of other books if you prefer them. onup next, a discussion terror threats to the u.s.. after that, be bbc scotland hosts a referendum -- a discussion of the independence referendum. and the islamic society of north america hosts jimmy carter. >> this labor d

india and bangladesh. if looks like the heavier rain will be across the eastern gaps, and the west, where there'll be further rain and flooding. north-western areas could do with rains. we are looking at dry companies, 33 in the sunshine. >> thank you very much. you are with al jazeera newshour. still to come, freedom for a man who confessed to killing 300 people. >> pandemic, look around. all my trees are dead. no one is doing anything about it. they abandoned us. >> what is killing thousands of olive trees in italy. . >> and a dramatic victory for a rider at the spanish velter. all the details later. stuart! stuart! stuart! stuart! ♪ check it out. this my account thing. we can tweet directly toa comcast expert for help. or we can select a time for them to call us back. the future, right? ♪ this doesn't do it for you? [ doorbell rings, dog barks ] oh, that's what blows your mind -- the advanced technology of a doorbell.. [ male announcer ] tweet an expert and schedule a callback from any device. introducing the xfinity my account app. >>> you are with the al jaseera newshour. people in gaza have been leaving their shelters to assess what h

india has had a strong history of and working together with the terrible devastation as a result of religious differences, not any different from those differences that have transcended world harmony in the western world for thousands of years and which diplomats have to deal with. finally, i went to russia, then and still the largest eastern orthodox christian country, but one just until a few eye blinks before i arrived was totally committed atheist. and in many ways these experiences as a diplomat meant that inevitably i had to deal with the patriarch, with the archbishop, with the mullahs. without doing that i cannot understand what was happening or more or less unable to help to make a contribution to dispute settlement. we american diplomats in some ways are saddled by invisible handcuffs that over the years have served us well, but always need to be re-examined. one of those, which is the handcuff that we all share, is that we cannot operate outside the constitution, the law, the regulations, and the policy, and we must serve those interests. we have the privilege of seeking to change the latter and indeed the task of doing so when it is inadequate, and we have the right to change the law

india has had a strong history of and working together with the terrible devastation as a result of religious differences, not any different from those differences that have transcended world harmony in the western world for thousands of years and which diplomats have to deal with. finally, i went to russia, then and still the largest eastern orthodox christian country, but one just until a few eye blinks before i arrived was totally committed atheist. and in many ways these experiences as a diplomat meant hat inevitably i had to deal with the patriarch, with the archbishop, with the mullahs. without doing that i cannot understand what was happening or more or less unable to help to make a contribution to ispute settlement. we american diplomats in some ays are saddled by invisible handcuffs that over the years have served us well, but always need to be re-examined. one of those, which is the handcuff that we all share, is that we cannot operate outside the constitution, the law, the regulations, and the policy, and we must serve those interests. we have the privilege of seeking to change the latter and indeed the task of doing so when it is inadequate, and we have the right to change the law th

looking at the sort of charts that matthau, places like india, which is a similar profile, china has quite oddly unfair one policy kicks in. westerneurope in general were the replaced rate for like 2.1 people for every couple of notches not enough to sustain this sort of perfect dignity levels that at a macroeconomic level are for global competitiveness. you have this enormous youth bulge. i caught a demographic dividend and you have a workforce that is maturing. it can as a result of public health came from a living past childbirth, increasingly following through the educational endpoints to take ownership over both political situations that are 50 years old, so the onus well, adolescent ease and economy setters thinking ahead. those dynamics are incredibly positive for sub-saharan africa. what is frustrating and i hear this everywhere. there's the mozambican anthropologist named us a note in one who talks. we should instead space between childhood and adulthood where you are stuck, we don't have economic opportunities that match or omissions. when the juggernaut gdp growth has not trickled down in the form of a job. when you wor