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Northern ireland away from bombs and to the ballot box. this was an ugly conflict. it was brought to an end, and that peace is worth preserving. but in a divided society, questions remain over whether the agreement of the past is now in need of reform to help unlock the political paralysis of today. some breaking news now. a 12—year—old boy has been charged with the murder of a woman who died after being hit by a car in sheffield on wednesday. the boy, who is too young to be identified legal...

Functioning government. the political battle between the two visions for northern ireland continues as ever today, and the fragile power—sharing partnership between unionists and nationalists set up here by the good friday agreement, has often collapsed. the agreement wasnt a settlement. the agreement was an accord to bring an end to the conflict. now the stage is set to mark the historic turning point that changed northern ireland in ways once believed impossible. for some, this anniversary i...

A new study led by Yale School of the Environment Oastler Professor of Population and Community Ecology Oswald Schmitz discovered that protecting wildlife around the world could significantly improve natural carbon capture and storage by supercharging ecosystem carbon sinks.

Entrepreneur Lalhlupuii Ralte from Mizoram whose aim is to explore the untapped rich biodiversity of the state by conserving the indigenous plant species of the region.

Matterican to the american peop its not its not paid. its not about fighting everyy conflict everywhere. its about clear demarcation of? how you use american power. so think about some simple things you could do.alke start with energy, right? weve walked awaawayy fromd part providing american energy to our friends and partners around the world. nee ure wemake sure that we have a military that is not thinking about every vehicle being cleaned by carbon carbon neutral by 2040. bue beint rather thi...

[laughter] that is the theme abou america. even the point of like, hungar rocks. america -- and its a weird thing to watch, in my lifetime, as the message from conservatives about america. >> ive been saying it for a while. it is true they admire putin more tha they admire biden. but even the court cultura stuff. the hate disney. they hate the innovative companies in silicon valley. they hater culture they hate pop music. they hate the movies the hate gay and lesbians on tv its crazy the democra...

Structural -- the other thing theyve done is the sort of personal policy approach which is to make sure in every influential institution and every feeder institution that leads to those institutions, youve got ideologically committed people who over the course of their entire career are going to be -- set a bead on achieving the ideological goals of the movement. the left does not do that. and that sort of work is something you have to plan literally a generation ahead of for. >> yes i think the...

AFLI president commends QNLs role in preserving Arab heritage

Messages that she has here in the u.s. over to africa as well, and she spent time there as second lady, and that really has given her some familiarity with the continent as she tried to spread her messages from both namibia to kenya. ♪ >> reporter: dr. jill biden in africa for the first time as first lady. a return to a continent thats familiar to her. she traveled to africa five times as second lady, but in her debut trip as first lady, biden kicked things off in namibia, a young country wher...

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