public sector organized labor, the give-aways are incredible. hello, everyone. i m christiane amanpour in london. welcome to the amman pour hour in. the next 60 minutes we will take you around the world to ask the tough questions and tackle the big problems and let history be our guide. here is where we re headed this week. biden and xi re-established military ties and some cooperation. despite being on opposite sides of israel and ukraine. do i think world peace is going to break out and you re also going to start learning the words to kumbaya? no. but i think it this is the right step and a firm step in the right direction. white house insider and key diplomat rahm emanuel joins the show. to the war in ukraine. while the world has taken its eye off that ball, putin s nervous neighbors are taking matters into their own hands. madam president are you calling for lithuania, american, british, french, german boots on the ground? also ahead, a look back into my archi
is a bid to shore up labour s core support, as a new poll shows the party has fallen 19 points behind the tories. the paper, which is publishing its annual rich list, also says brexit has seen the combined wealth of the country s 1,000 richest individuals surge. the sunday express says theresa may is to unveil a set of manifesto pledges which, they claim, will serve as labour s death warrant. and the mail on sunday criticises a controversial drama to be aired on the bbc about the royal family. the bbc has defended the production as a critically acclaimed and fictional play, which the mail has described as astonishingly good. now it is time for our world. in srebrenica, the town where europe s worst atrocity since the second world war took place, some local politicians, and the new mayor, refuse to accept that genocide happened, despite the findings of international courts and the testimony of survivors. one of the few bosnian muslims who did survive the massacre has since ret
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bosnia-herzegovina is still full of landmines that s horrible. ninety four thousand tons of unexploded munitions including landmines are still buried in bosnia herzegovina. the u.n. says that bosnia has more mines per square kilometer than any country on earth. or
the mines were to have been removed by twenty nineteen but now that deadline has been pushed back to twenty sixty. this
as the culture of getting involved in such political issues also coming up. a huge street art exhibition with a fantastical backdrop has opened in western germany. three d. printers and how they can help recycle plastic waste. and that monday s washington post newspaper article appeared written by angelina jolie and the german foreign minister. it was a cold to the international community to support survivors of sexual violence perpetrated in war zones and also to pump punish the perpetrators of such crimes is written to come inside with a debate at the u.n. about this very subject to talk about this and the subject of celebrities getting involved in political issues i m joined by my colleague david leavitt stave it let s start with angelina jolie who we used to know as
a glamorous film star meanwhile for a long time now we know she s been involved in humanitarian issues how did the old start what you know it believe it or not it actually started with the two thousand and one movie
downloads he has to come from super. to. have a huge cost is put into active exercise and i think the public d.w. dot com is trash documented on facebook and the app store. jammin for free with the devil you. act. alone a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe with me peter craven and we begin in belarus with a development project of trance european proportions which is though stirring up major controversy it s a new international shipping route called the east 40 waterway 2000 kilometers inland it s designed to link the baltic sea in the north with the black sea in the
south the idea is to create another global passageway through eastern europe and also to give better rules which is a landlocked country access to the sea. but environmental activists like constantine chicle of are up in arms saying the e 40 will impact 11 nature reserves in belarus and lead to the straightening of the pripyat river described as one of europe s last wild river. this might look like a casual boat