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Developed nations of the world continue to make changes, we will continue to faces. that is why— will continue to faces. that is why we — will continue to faces. that is why we need to continue to speak— why we need to continue to speak truth to power. you have done today- — speak truth to power. you have done today. thank _ speak truth to power. you have done today. thank you - speak truth to power. you have done today. thank you very - done today. thank you very much. we go to ourfinal...

And horrendous incident. my heart goes out to the families of all those people who have been massively affected. i think it is very difficult at this stage, until we know the details, to understand exactly what has happened. we do not even know if the firearm which was used on thursday night is the same one that the certification is all about, at this stage, what type of weapon it was, but we have a lot of information to gain before we can really talk about that. the processes around the certifi...

On thursday night is the same one that the certification is all about at this stage, what type of weapon it was, but we have a lot of information to gain before we can really talk about that. the processes around the certification of firearms licences is an unusual one because it is a... you apply for a certificate, but it is really more like a license. the expectation is that it like a license. the expectation is thatitis like a license. the expectation is that it is a relationship between the ...

Importance because of guardrails. the guardrails do not exist. i am not entirely comfortable with the idea of my democracy resting upon some people who will make the right decision when confronted with corruption. >> yeah, i think thats the point. one of the things we realized in the trump administration is when we think about our democracy, we think about these institutions, we think about our norms, our tradition, our processes, its really just people. its people that are in positions of power...

Are the casualties. so we have leaders in several countries, including the united states and the previous administration in particular, being very openly critical of their own journalists and their own media outlets, as well as foreign ones, casting aspersions on the integrity ofjournalists, casting aspersions on their political affiliations, implying that theyre not independent. and this tit for tat scenario is very, very dangerous because it enables and it emboldens leaders around the world, i...

So, what is your response to roland? yeah, you know, some persons would say that it is a very ambitious move, but i honestly believe that ambition in this sense is a good thing, because as a small island developing state, we need to set that precedent on the international stage. to see that transformation from larger developing nations, to actually take the step in that right direction because we are so prone to these natural disasters and these climatic events. so i love the idea of barbados be...

More young persons are involved in the climate negotiations processes when it comes to cop 26 and i think when it comes to building that resilience as well, we really need to provide our young persons with the data to conduct the research and to be really engaged in the governmental processes regarding climate change. so minister, i would really love to see a youth desk being implemented within our government. and i think that our government should look to focus on a barbados youth climate actio...

To speak truth to power. youve done today. thank you very much. lets go to our final question. tristan downs, what do you want to ask, please? my question is, what advice - would you give to young people to lead future research and development - on climate change? ashley? well, thank you for that question, tristan. i think when it comes to climate change and climate negotiations, more capacity—building needs to be place on that, as young persons. and i would really love to see that more young ...

To these natural disasters and these climatic events. so i love the idea of barbados becoming fossil free by the year 2030, and the level of ambition by our government needs to be commended, especially coming from a small island developing state. so what i would love to see is that bigger nation—states take these same ambitious steps in building their climate resilience and adaptation and mitigation processes. so you like the target, do you — when you say its ambitious, are you saying that i...

Appears there is no real fight from the afghan forces. your reaction to what you heard there in. >> i have to agree with fareed. i do think we could have. we had just 250 troops that were in the country and the situation was stable. those are fewer troops than we have in spain at the moment. i think in order to preserve both the right offense the afghan people, the operation of the government and lets not forget the reason why we went in there in first place to protect our country from places li...