presented itself on the iraqi and syrian border there were rocket attacks that provoked supposedly united states to respond to aggression against us bases and reveal in iraq and so what did they do they hit the high she xabi people s mobilization the institutions on the iraqi border with syria and said that that is the you know they re hoping that that s going to deescalate the situation said john kirby of this the pentagon spokesperson of course it didn t deescalate the situation escalated situation and then al assad air base gets hit again this is the same base that they they us the iranians that sorry in january of 2020 that really drew a line under that situation and there s the democrats the obama administration has now reopened that problem and so what they re what they re really doing. it s exposing a failing policy that they re trying to put band and a new band aids on a policy that s way beyond they want to they want to keep the border unstable. in iraq and the iraqi
the you know they re hoping that that s going to deescalate the situation said john kirby of this the pentagon spokesperson of course it didn t deescalate the situation escalated situation and then al assad air base gets hit again this is the same basically they us the iranians that sorry in january of 2020 that really drew a line under that situation and there s the democrats the obama administration has now reopened that problem and so what they re what they re really doing is exposing a failing policy that they re trying to put band a new band-aids on a policy that s way beyond the pale that they want to they want to keep that border unstable. in iraq and and the iraqis don t want that the syrians don t want that they do not want iraq baghdad and damascus to come together and jointly manage that border because that means the end of isis. period and really extremists been allowed to run amok and the situation in north eastern syria where the us are backing the kurdish facti
successful and innovate more but that hasn t translated into practice when it comes to putting boardrooms together in germany and germany is a real laggard when it comes to women members the boardrooms of germany s listed companies are overwhelmingly dominated by a total of $640.00 men with seats for a mere $86.00 women but they re faring much better elsewhere in the united states women occupy almost a 3rd of the boardroom seats the lot of this corporations and britain they hold almost a quarter of seats germany lags way behind with only 16 percent of boardroom seats held by women now as there are national differences we can see there let s get the thoughts on this from a woman wears made it up the corporate ladder in a male dominated society. therefore she is the head of operations after cash a digital personal loan service in india as she joins me from mumbai walk into the program push to enter. india is a generally conservative society what role does it play that you are a
career as a nonpartisan public servant and told us that she particularly excelled in fighting corruption abroad president george bush named her as an ambassador twice and president obama nominated her as ambassador to ukraine where she represented the united states from 2016 to 2019 eradicating corruption in ukraine has been a key policy priority of the u.s. government for years during the house inquiry the ambassador explained why implementing this anti-corruption policy was so important. as critical as the war against russia is ukraine struggling democracy has an equally important challenge battling the soviet legacy of corruption which is pervaded ukraine s government corruption makes ukraine s leaders ever vulnerable to russia and the ukrainian people understand that that s why they launched the revolution of dignity in 2014 demanding to be a part of europe demanding the transformation of the system demanding to live under the rule of law ukrainians one of the law to appl
gas to try to disperse thousands of people frankly to have responded to the call by opposition leader called me just take you closer to where we are to show you what s happening here and they re running away because at the very end of this road. square where people are gathering waiting for one phone call to arrive it appears that the security forces don t want that gathering to happen of course were under the health emergency which means that public gatherings are bad and ivory coast s president has appointed an interim prime minister even as a dispute continues over the results of saturday s parliamentary election official numbers are still coming in both the ruling party and the main opposition have claimed victory. the un s human rights office is sounding the alarm about some 200 demonstrators it says have been surrounded by police and 1000000 miles largest city yangon elsewhere there have been reports that 2 people died after police fired on protesters and now the town.