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You end up driven from power? thats the dilemma. thats the dictators dilemma. >> it stunned the world when kim jong-un invited k-pop singers of south korea to perform in pyongyang. ♪ >> it gets to be the heart and the puzzle of north korea. on the one hand, north korea knows that its people want to taste what the outside world has to offer. but then at the same time the leadership is desperate to maintain control. >> the question is, can this closed, repressive society survive as the door begi...

Population is now engaged in part of the market economy. and the regime is profiting. kim jong-un is walking a tightrope. >> how do you begin to have some of this economic activity without loosening the reins so much it gets away from you and you end up driven from power? thats the dilemma. thats the dictators dilemma. >> it stunned the world when kim jong-un invited k-pop singers of south korea to perform in pyongyang. ♪ >> it gets to be the heart and the puzzle of north korea. on the one han...

Fans, there are a lot of people wondering where is the first lady of the united states. >> how is she doing? because we havent seen her in 25 days. >> so her spokesperson tells me shes doing well and great and taking meetings at the white house but i think clearly -- this wasnt a minor procedure considering what we all saw. she stayed in the hospital for five days. she recuped at the white house. she hasnt had a public appearance until tonights event. so certainly it may have been a bit more ser...

With azerbaijan in 1992. not to mention limited employment opportunities and most significantly, its borders, of which approximately 80% have been closed, due to relationships with its turkish and azeri neighbors. things have not been easy for armenians. ♪ >> anthony: on a hillside overlooking yerevan sits a sprawling memorial to the genocide of 1915. on the other side of town, another memorial, the yerevan cascade. richard giragosian is an american-born professor and political analyst who now...

Written zuckerberg is in no way corrupt to the same in this respect as any other local administration in germany. we live in a democracy we have by and by the rule of law is based on this one its important to ensure no one in public administration is corrupt or white. stefan id never remain skeptical of the trial set to begin in zero seven he predicts it will be years before the case is a closed. now when it comes to political intrigue corruption top level investigations of the most delicate typ...

Written zuckerberg is in no way corrupt the same in this respect as any other local administration in germany. we live in a democracy and we abide by the rule of law is based on this one its important to ensure no one in public administration is corrupt or white. stefan id never remain skeptical of the trial set to begin in zero seven he predicts it will be years before the case is a closed. now when it comes to political intrigue corruption top level investigations of the most delicate type sca...

They think the next generation will do better than them. we have the opposite feeling of them in the west. so we have the rise in chinese, huge things that are impacting the world. you have this whole question surrounding radical islam and how that works outs. youve got the populism in the west and youve got this technical revolution. these are the four things that are going to govern how western politics operation. because things are changing outside the west, that are having an impact inside t...

Um -- >> anthony: culturally? >> serj: culturally. >> anthony: but -- >> serj: politically, it is very much tied into russia. not just as an ex-soviet republic, but theres a lot of economic investment from russia, and russia, obviously based on the last two world wars is extremely -- whats the word -- theyre very afraid of their borders, lets say, you know? >> anthony: yes. they are acutely sensitive to -- >> serj: acutely sensitive. >> anthony: -- to particularly this area. ♪ >> anthony: ther...

Not to mention limited employment opportunities and most significantly, its borders, of which approximately 80% have been closed, due to relationships with its turkish and azeri neighbors. things have not been easy for armenians. ♪ >> anthony: on a hillside overlooking yerevan sits a sprawling memorial to the genocide of 1915. on the other side of town, another memorial, the yerevan cascade. richard giragosian is an american-born professor and political analyst who now lives here in armenia. >...

Maybe i get a job in the industry, but what if i get stuck working on "love boat" my whole life? you know? >> anthony: well, yeah, that would be the nightmare scenario. >> tony buba: yeah, exactly. >> anthony: in the mid-20th century the population of braddock was 20,000. today, it is down to 2,000. more than 40% of whom live below the poverty line. >> tony buba: this is where i went to junior high school. >> anthony: closed? >> tony buba: yeah, closed. >> anthony: so who is moving in, is anyone...