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backin intervened to support him. he is now back in the international fold, certainly the arab world, it's extraordinary, given everything that has happened, and certainly western leaders will look at what he said today and be disturbed by that message where he simply said, the world has moved on. the message where he simply said, the world has moved on.— world has moved on. the world has moved on- — world has moved on. the world has moved on- i — world has moved on. the world has moved on. i also _ world has moved on. the world has moved on. i also think _ world has moved on. the world has moved on. i also think it _ world has moved on. the world has moved on. i also think it was - moved on. i also think it was interesting him talking about a historical opportunity to address issues in the middle east without foreign interference, some irony there given that it was russia and iran that helped him win the war and put him where he was today. i think his presence there also sends a fairly disturbing message, certainly to the many victims of the syrian regime, i message that the dictator is authoritarian leaders, if you can cling onto power,, events you have been responsible for may be forgotten, and certainly the us, the were not keen on president assad

World , Arab-world , Message , Leaders , On , Everything , Fold , Vietnam-war , Russia , Opportunity , Irony , Middle-east

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but not this leaders of china, india, japan, australia, or canada. rishi sunak is coming here tomorrow and will make a statement and obviously making announcements. but we will be expecting things from him and other leaders to show they're committed to the battle against climate change and they're not too distracted with other issues in the world. ., . ., , , ., world. how much of this is about makin: world. how much of this is about making new _ world. how much of this is about making new promises _ world. how much of this is about making new promises on - world. how much of this is about making new promises on climate change, and how much about sort of making sure that people keep to the existing previous promises they have made and don't do any backsliding on those promises? yes. made and don't do any backsliding on those promises?— those promises? yes, rishi sunak us talkin: those promises? yes, rishi sunak us talking about — those promises? yes, rishi sunak us talking about backsliding _ those promises? yes, rishi sunak us talking about backsliding and - those promises? yes, rishi sunak us talking about backsliding and a - those promises? yes, rishi sunak us talking about backsliding and a lot i talking about backsliding and a lot of people are too, last year in glasgow, all the countries who attended, all agreed they would put new plans on the table by the end of this year to cut carbon and go beyond what they had promised and

Rishi-sunak , Leaders , Statement , Announcements , Japan , India , Canada , Australia , China , Promises , World , Climate-change-summit

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adopted an agenda that _ developments. . the conference have adopted an agenda that is _ developments. . the conference have adopted an agenda that is a _ developments. . the conference have adopted an agenda that is a critical. adopted an agenda that is a critical piece of earth, this question about loss and damage about the damages that have been impacted on developing countries by rising temperatures, that is on the agenda and that is seen as a significant step for developing countries. the world leaders are coming here, about 120 are coming in here, but not the leaders of china, india, japan, australia, or canada. rishi sunak is coming tomorrow and will make a statement and obviously be making his announcements at that point. but we are expecting things from him and from other leaders to show that they're committed to this process, committed to the battle against climate change and they're not too distracted with other issues in the world. ., . ., , , ., world. how much of this is about makin: world. how much of this is about making new _ world. how much of this is about making new promises _ world. how much of this is about making new promises on - world. how much of this is about making new promises on climate change and how much about making sure that people keep to the existing previous promises they have already made and don't do any

Countries , Agenda , Conference , Developments , Conference-have-ado-ted , Temperatures , Damage , Loss , Critical , Damages , Piece , Question

Unspun World with John Simpson-20220402-12:49:00

ties with russia, with ukraine and of course, the rest of the western world. {iii of course, the rest of the western world. . ., , ., of course, the rest of the western world. _, , ., , of course, the rest of the western world. , ., , ., , world. of course, india is fairly stronil world. of course, india is fairly strongly dependent _ world. of course, india is fairly strongly dependent on - world. of course, india is fairly strongly dependent on russia | world. of course, india is fairly l strongly dependent on russia in terms of weapon supplies, isn't it? absolutely, india cannot, many people say they cannot condemn russia openly. most of the military hardware and india are russian—made and that is why india is taking a stand which is not antagonising, seemingly antagonising russia. 0n the other hand, india is slightly dependent on ukraine as well for military hardware. the mainstream media, the — military hardware. the mainstream media, the line _ military hardware. the mainstream media, the line they _ military hardware. the mainstream media, the line they are _ military hardware. the mainstream media, the line they are taking i military hardware. the mainstream media, the line they are taking is l media, the line they are taking is also the government line, we shouldn't have favourites in this war, is that right? if shouldn't have favourites in this war, is that right?— shouldn't have favourites in this war, is that right? if you actually look at the _ war, is that right? if you actually look at the indian _ war, is that right? if you actually look at the indian language i war, is that right? if you actually look at the indian language and l look at the indian language and mainstream news channels, you may

Course , Negotiating-table-india , Russia , Ukraine , World , Isn-t , Rest , On-world , Terms , Weapon-supplies , Western-world , Iii

Breakfast-20211212-06:12:00

that is why we are filming from inside the car. you call yourselves an isiamic— inside the car. you call yourselves an islamic government _ inside the car. you call yourselves an islamic government but - inside the car. you call yourselves an islamic government but you . inside the car. you call yourselves| an islamic government but you are allowing drug reduction. isn't that hypocritical? translation: under the islamic emirate, before 2001, the growing and selling of opium dropped to zero. right now we're to find alternatives. we cannot take this away from people without offering them something else. eradicating this is good for us in the international community, so the world should help to. for international community, so the world should help to.— world should help to. for years, oor world should help to. for years, poor farmers — world should help to. for years, poor farmers have _ world should help to. for years, poor farmers have relied - world should help to. for years, poor farmers have relied on - world should help to. for years, i poor farmers have relied on opium world should help to. for years, - poor farmers have relied on opium to poorfarmers have relied on opium to provide for theirfamilies. poorfarmers have relied on opium to provide fortheirfamilies. now, poorfarmers have relied on opium to provide for theirfamilies. now, as afghanistan's economy collapses afg hanistan's economy collapses without afghanistan's economy collapses without international support, and water levels continue to drop, many see it has the safest crop to grow. opium destroys a lot of people's lives.

Government , Opium , Car , Filming , Isiamic-inside-the-car , Translation , Selling , Emirate , Drug-reduction , Islamic , It-wasn-t , 2001

BBC News-20211008-01:14:00

world. saad, thank you very much. world. saad, thank you very much- stay _ world. saad, thank you very much. stay with _ world. saad, thank you very much. stay with us - world. saad, thank you very much. stay with us on - world. saad, thank you very much. stay with us on bbc. world. saad, thank you very - much. stay with us on bbc news. still to come, how a coat of white paint is helping to come back the effects of climate change in one indian neighbourhood. this was a celebration by people who were relishing their freedom. they believe everything's going to be different from now on. they think their country will be respected in the world once more, as it used to be before slobodan milosevic took power. the dalai lama, the exiled spiritual leader of tibet, has won this year's nobel peace prize. as the parade was reaching its climax, two grenades i exploded and a group of- soldiersjumped from a military truck taking part in a parade i and ran towards the president, firing from kalashnikov automatic rifles. - after 437 years, the skeletal ribs of henry viii's tragic warship emerged. but even as divers worked to buoy her up, the mary rose went through another heart—stopping drama.

Us , Saad-omer , Bbc-news , World , Paint , Effects , Stay , Coat , Much , On-world , On-bbc , Climate-change-in-one-indian-neighbourhood

The Papers-20210829-21:48:00

a sad _ last week, that might well have been a sad price _ last week, that might well have been a sad price that was worth paying. before _ a sad price that was worth paying. before we — a sad price that was worth paying. before we move on, i'm going to throw an extra question 22. it does really expose that question —— extra question two graeme. you wonder where this intelligence is coming from where there are no more troops on the ground. i from where there are no more troops on the ground-— on the ground. i guess that's true. but equally. _ on the ground. i guess that's true. but equally, given _ on the ground. i guess that's true. but equally, given the _ on the ground. i guess that's true. but equally, given the nature - on the ground. i guess that's true. but equally, given the nature of i but equally, given the nature of where _ but equally, given the nature of where we — but equally, given the nature of where we are now, how much control we had _ where we are now, how much control we had in _ where we are now, how much control we had in the — where we are now, how much control we had in the first place. throughout this whole war, it strikes — throughout this whole war, it strikes me that many in the muslim world _ strikes me that many in the muslim world were — strikes me that many in the muslim world were warning us, and it was built— world were warning us, and it was built on— world were warning us, and it was built on a — world were warning us, and it was built on a western arrogance. given ourm _ built on a western arrogance. given ourm you _ built on a western arrogance. given our... you think it would be less clear— our... you think it would be less clear what's _ our... you think it would be less clear what's happening in afghanistan. i don't know, it seems

Price , Sad-price , Question , Sad , 22 , Two , Troops , Ground , Nature , On-the-ground , Intelligence , Us

BBC News-20210820-09:20:00

the international order and multilateralism and therefore we have seen the way in which the americans have acted, with hardly consulting the british government. that poses serious questions about how isolated we are now as a country, so certainly lessons have to be learned about the specifics of what has happened with this whole afghanistan tobacco, but i think bigger questions have to be asked about —— afghanistan debacle. but bigger questions about the future strategy for our country in the world. ,, , strategy for our country in the world. ., , ~' strategy for our country in the world. ,, , ,, ., ,, strategy for our country in the world. ., , ,, ., ,, world. stephen kinnock, thank you ve much world. stephen kinnock, thank you very much for— world. stephen kinnock, thank you very much for your _ world. stephen kinnock, thank you very much for your time _ world. stephen kinnock, thank you very much for your time on - world. stephen kinnock, thank you very much for your time on bbc . world. stephen kinnock, thank you - very much for your time on bbc news. thank you. there have also been a lot of questions and concerning reports coming out of afghanistan about evacuations. certainly the us has said they are upping the number of evacuations over the next few days, but also reports from amnesty international, who have highlighted the fact that some of the minority

British-government , Questions , Way , Order , Americans , Multilateralism , Talihan-country , Lessons , Specifics , Afghanistan-tobacco , Eastern-afghanistan , Stephen-kinnock