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Who should lead the new government. Already vibrant. Ones back from the u. S. And its Prime Minister Narendra Modi receives a warm welcome from President Trump. Hello this is the time of the year when the seasonal rain is splitting to some degree what is going science and thats helped by the tropical stocktons are running out to the East China Sea is one just the top of your screen and then the monsoon thats come through india is still there hes going science but it sort of break ins the line go...

This on the other hand youve got. Some of the completing operators and the potential new entrants who will be picking up some of those this traffic so. I dont think that will offset by any means the the negative impact that this has been short term indeed and in the short term its a travesty who are affected 600000 customers how are all these people going to help to return to their respective countries what sort of planning goes into every patch relation of such a large number of people. Well as...

Is he just think of 3 places bangladesh where we still have 1000000 refugees from the minority in myanmar and the still there conditions to go back seem to be still to be created syria where 6 or 6000000. 00 almost 6000000. 00 refugees in the neighboring countries millions displaced inside that we must work towards a solution and finally venezuela where it complicate that crisis is producing a very big movement of people we estimate that 34 event 5000 people a day are still living than a swathe ...

A little more about the Paris Agreement because it left it up to National Governments to set their own targets despite having agreed on a carbon budget so youre saying that paris wasnt enough. That power is definitely isnt enough to keep the climate safe thats absolutely right it was the best that we could be achieved at the time and now the effort and i think this is what the secretary general has called this summit for is to say weve got to now do more and commit our commit to doing more and t...

"Its the faithful finish," said Mohammed Adi, president of the Ottawa Muslim Association. "Youve got a month full of you practising faithfully and getting closer to your God, and this is a celebration." Mohammed Adi, president of the Ottawa Muslim Association, said its been difficult for community members who havent been able to gather during the pandemic.(Natalia Goodwin/CBC ) Adi said not being able to gather for Ramadan has taken its toll on the community. "People come to the mosque to vent,...