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A series of rallies attended by thousands calling for fresh elections. he claims the government does not respect the rule of law. his lawyers say hes facing up to 80 legal cases, including the current arrest warrant for failing to disclose gifts from foreign dignitaries. mr khan says theyre all politically motivated. so, how does imran khan want this resolved? adil shahzeb, a television presenter for dawn news in pakistan, explains. it will only be resolved if the government announces fresh elec...

No—confidence vote in pakistans parliament. since then hes held a series of rallies attended by thousands calling for fresh elections. he claims the government does not respect the rule of law. his lawyers say hes facing up to 80 legal cases, including the current arrest warrant for failing to disclose gifts from foreign dignitaries. mr khan says theyre all politically motivated. michael kugelman is the director of the south asia institute at the independent research organisation, the wilson c...

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Action to march across that bridge named after the grand dragon of the kkk. they were on their way to the state capital of montgomery to claim their fundamental right to vote laid in the bedrock of our constitution but stolen by hate, harbored in too many hearts. with unflinching courage, foot soldiers for march for justice marched through the valley of the shad coe of death, and hay feared no evil -- the shadow of death, and they feared no evil. >> reporter: the presidents former boss, presiden...

Chancellor olaf scholz at the white house, thanking him for his support of ukraine. it comes as russian foreign minister lavrov, in india for a g20 meeting, was openly laughed at for making these claims. >> the war, which we are trying to stop and which was launched against us using the ukraine -- [ laughter ] >> reporter: the room filled with dlomats and dignitaries. but on the battlefield in eastern ukraine, the situation couldnt be more serious. hi. we meet the commander of ukraines largest t...

Look, i mean, isuppose there incredible controversial, isnt it? look, i mean, i suppose there are two ways— look, i mean, i suppose there are two ways of— look, i mean, i suppose there are two ways of looking at it, one, the argument — two ways of looking at it, one, the argument that the government would make in_ argument that the government would make in that situation is, you always— make in that situation is, you always get, when dignitaries come to the uk, _ always get, when dignita...

0livia newton—johns family, friends and dignitaries are gathering alongside stars of stage and screen at a state memorial service in melbourne. those attending the service have been asked to wear "a touch of orange", 0livias favourite colour, in honour of the star. 0ur correspondent in australia, phil mercer, joins us now. thank you very much forjoining us, phil. thank you very much forjoining us, phil. the thank you very much forjoining us, phil. the ceremony thank you very much forjoining us...

>> when he made the announcement that day in illinois, at the same time in virginia, there was a black agenda conference, that i was there. >> i wish, you know, all of this about our friend barack announcing today, i wish obama had announced here, because lincoln -- lincoln did not free us. the abolitionist movement freed us. >> and i was not yet there supporting him. >> we got to quit giving the wrong people credit for our history. >> black leaders were kind of resentful, because he kind of did...

I think some people are comparing where we are today and where ukraine is today with where britain was in 1940 in world war ii. it had withstood some losses, and it had withstood the luftwaffes efforts to take the skies, and therefore withstood a moment of potential invasion. and it was then after that with allies it built back up the fight to help liberate those allies in europe. there is a sense of that about ukraine today, that its gone through a very hard part of the fight. and now leans on ...

In in a one, not in one spot but in one train compartment on a track that everybody knows which way it goes. everybody knows which way you have to use to exit the country. >> yeah. i mean listen, from the secret service cant standpoint, that train is one point of the deadly diamond, you know that there is one way in and one way out that you are going to bring these dignitaries. i just want to bring out a point that the general raised, the secret service work with the u.s. state department servic...