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They could stay in power. but they seem to have forgotten about the eight—year limit. since then, the devastating impact of covid on thailands tourism—dependent economy and general prayuths irascible and authoritarian leadership style have cost him a lot of support. 0n—and—off street protests have paralysed parts of the capital, bangkok. general prayuths even faced rebellions by fractions of his own party. so were seeing, i think, more dissatisfaction, frustration, being expressed outsid...

America. as i said there was a concern that these groups could still operate really and the taliban would not do anything about that. america is saying we will still come after you no matter where you are even if we dont have boots on the ground. but what was interesting was what the spokesman said, reminding america about the last 20 years and to quote them, saying that such actions are a repetition of the failed experiences of the past 20 years. the spokesman for the taliban goes on to say it ...

A problem for the future, it is a problem for the future, it is a challenge for the present and the more global warming we have in the future, the more those impacts intensify. now global warming is going to be determined by the amount of emissions. in determined by the amount of emission— emissions. in a time of electric— emissions. in a time of electric cars, _ emissions. in a time of electric cars, wind - emissions. in a time of - electric cars, wind turbines, this argument is all about c...

Wind turbines, photovoltex excels, this argument is all about coal. why are we still arguing about coal in 2022? about 80% of the worlds energy supply is fossil fuels right now. we have a very large global population and a growing population and the reality is, is that there are very large fractions of that population that live in energy property, that do not have the energy resources necessary for human wellbeing. what we have now, in terms of the level of just tremendous wellbeing that we have...

For two years, the government succeeded in doing that but eventually, the fractions on the far right and the far left in one coalition proved to be too difficult, the differences were to go —— great, especially when it came to regarding the west bank and now were seeing the end this coalition. it is a fascinating moment with yair lapid reaching prime ministership, caretaker prime minister. we have seen inconclusive elections in the past and so yair lapid may be a caretaker prime minister but...

Country should look like, we are trying to empower them. over 50% of them voted in 2020. we do know that young people are paying attention. they are ready to take action. they are ready to lead the country. we are trying to create a pathway for folks to become more involved, and endorsed and how important it is to be specifically engaged. obama -- mrs. obamas going to give a keynote. you will be there to. >> when we talk about young people, what are some of the issues that young people care abou...

Where the gunman approached the school and he was confronted by the school resource officer. we were told shots were not fired in that moment. a dps state trooper official told cnn tonight in that moment the gunman dropped his backpack and ran inside the school, but there hasnt been a real explanation yet why the officer didnt fire at the gunman before he went inside the school killing 19 students and two fackiment members. >> and slowly we are learning the names and faces of the 19 children and...

And which should not would be the things like textiles — clothes. we see shoes, jumpers, etc. it can be recycled, but not on the kerb—side collection. it needs to be at a household waste recycling centre. we see a lot of, like, coffee cups. it can be recycled — again, if its brought back to the the shop or the store where you bought your coffee. check on your local councils website where all the guidelines are provided and usually you get the contact details if youre unsure. so this feels ...

Seeing coming to our facilities and which should not would be the things like textiles — clothes. we see shoes, jumpers, etc. it can be recycled, but not on the kerb—side collection. it needs to be at a household waste recycling centre. we see a lot of, like, coffee cups. it can be recycled — again, if its brought back to the the shop or the store where you bought your coffee. check on your local councils website where all the guidance are provided and usually you get the contact details i...

That if i made mistakes, i would learn from them. so i kept on trying hard. we are part of it because we have bought into mathletics. it is something that we use to encourage our children to improve their mathematical knowledge, mathematical skills. i didnt really practice. ijust do what i usually do. play maths games, do my homework. and ijust really enjoy maths. some parents like it. some go, "i cant do maths and my child doesnt like maths." we dont believe that at all. we try to make maths ex...