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Remain imprinted on it. but, do they matter today? at independence, india was a nation born in hunger, some have said. and so in immediate priorities shrunk any retrospection about british rule. but today a generation of indians more confident about our place in the world are questioning why there hasnt been more widespread condemnation of the dark chapters in our colonial history. judging leaders of the past through the lens of the present might leave the world with no heroes at all. but there ...

Consistently said since 2016, this man is not fit to be president. >> i want everyone to stand by, were not going to leave the breaking news. theres a lot more coming up, blin, i know you want to react to the statement we just got from the president. much more of our coverage. a dramatic development indeed right after this. has nationwid? yup! and thats faster? faster, yea! but is it reliable? ah huh and secure! you should consider making a big deal about it! bigger? i said bigger! oh, big-bigge...

But perhaps the most distinctive features of the city are these things — floating jetties called splavs — that sit along the banks of the sava. dina tells me how important the river is to the city. i think it looks more like the riviera than a river. well, yeah. basically, i mean, given that belgrade is in this amazing geographical place, like, on the confluence of the sava and danube, like, two great european rivers, this city basically lives by the river. dina works at a pioneering cultura...

Of the greatest disasters to have befallen people under british rule," and said the reputational damage was incalculable. during one government discussion about famine relief, secretary of state for india leopold amery recorded mr churchill saying that any aid sent would be insufficient because indians bred like rabbits. it is a man—made famine because of global conditions during the war. but i dont think we can blame churchill for causing it. what we can say is that he didnt alleviate it or s...

Along the banks of the sava. dina tells me how important the river is to the city. i think it looks more like the riviera than a river. well, yeah. basically, i mean, given that belgrade is in this amazing geographical place, like, on the confluence of the sava and danube, like, two great european rivers, this city basically lives by the river. dina works at a pioneering cultural centre in the artistic riverside neighbourhood of savamala, and feels the creative side of the city is often underest...

Remnants of indias colonial past remain imprinted on it — but do they matter today? at independence, india was a nation "born in hunger," some have said. and so immediate priorities trumped any retrospection about british rule. but today, a generation of indians more confident about our place in the world are questioning why there hasnt been more widespread condemnation of the dark chapters in our colonial history. judging leaders of the past through the lens of the present might leave the wor...

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My trip started at the source in slovenia and continued through to the wetlands of croatia. watch out! this week, ill be following the river to bosnia and herzegovina, and then east into serbia. im meeting those who live along the river banks who want to move on from the conflicts of the ‘90s and show us what their part of the world is really like. the cascading waterfalls and historic cities of bosnia and herzegovina, now gaining more international attention. and here in gradiska in the north...

Of the world is really like. the cascading waterfalls and historic cities of bosnia and herzegovina, now gaining more international attention. and here in gradiska in the north of the country, the river sava is on the tourist agenda too. its here that the river takes on a new and important role as an internationally recognised border. because over there is croatia, and on this side of the river is bosnia and herzegovina, where ill be continuing my journey. its a far cry from the beleaguered war�...