Your mind and every time our interview iranian officials including yourselves there are always trends that regardless of who is in power in the United States they american policy especially these of your country never seems to change and yet just a few days ago you panda a very interesting article for Foreign Affairs in reach you wrote that the new administration tend shad to fail to some sense of the past and quote seek to promote peace and call mitzi in the region that is such a huge rhetorical its here and what makes you believe that no i actually never. Mean we never closed the door to a possibility youve always been far more sharper in your descriptions of possibility and we still believe that the United States policies have been disastrous for our region not just the trumpet ministration policies but the policies. The previous administrations and i think in the our security you mentioned i mentioned some of those areas of us. Disservice to security i dont call me but you know the
Are always trends that regardless of who is in power in the United States they american policy as especially these of your country never seems to change and yet just a few days ago you panned a very interesting article for Foreign Affairs in reach you wrote that the new administration 10 shadd the failed assumptions of the past and quote seek to promote peace and call mitzi in the region that is such a huge rhetorical its hearings what makes you believe that no i truly never attended i mean weve never closed the door to a possibility youve always been far more. Sharper in your descriptions of possibilities yes and we still believe that the United States policies have been disastrous for our region not just the trumpet ministration policies but the policies of the previous administrations and i think in the article you mentioned i mentioned some. Of those. Of us. Disservice to security i dont call me but you know this in very very soft and extremely diplomatic terms far more diplomatic
The damage. The bridge on the kuma river was washed away. The road on the riverbank collapsed. Mud and parts of uprooted trees have made it inside buildings, some up to the second floor. This man says his 67yearold father was found said at his house that was flooded. Tla translator i have regrets about fighting with my father a lot. I wish i had my kids visit him more often. Flooding has turned fields and greenhouses into swamps. One farmer says his 60 greenhouses were affected and that the timing could not have been worse. Translator it was just before the harvest. The whole area around here was completely destroyed. The amount of damage may be around 93,000. Aside from the economic damage, the extreme rain is presenting a new threat in the age of the coronavirirus. People in evacuation shelters are taking precautions to keep the virus at bay. The destruction also hit areas outside kyushu. In kyoto, a mud slide plowed into three cars near an interchange. Two drivers suffffed minor inj
Landslides is likely. They are urging people in the area to get to an emergency shel shelter or seek safety in a building with a Strong Foundation if it is too dangerous to travel. If residents cant leave their homes, theyre advised to stay on higher floors on the opposite side of any nearby slopes. Heavy rain started over the weekendnd, causing deeadly floog and mudslidedes. Authorities in Kumamoto Prefecture say 44 people have been confirmed dead. Ten others are missing. 14 of those were found at a nursing home near the kyuma river. Water was flowing out of storm drains. Several rescue requests have been received from residents. In the city of minamisatsuma, police say a man in his 60s is missing after leaving his house toto deliver newspapers. Another viewer in fukuoka prefecture took this video of what he says is a rice field, which was flooded by an overflowing irrigation channel. This one shows the water level on a river in nagasaki prefecture almost reaching the danger zone for
Should public transport be Free Luxembourg becomes the 1st country to abolish that for everyone that is the solution to traffic jams and pollution but will the cost of a ticket be paid in other ways this is inside story. But a welcome to the program that clogged in many cities public transport is often the easiest and cheapest way to get around its more environmentally friendly because if you have petrol and diesel cars are on the road its also free if you visit luxembourg its the 1st country in the world to make public transport 0 cost for everybody but not everyone is on board thats alexi abroad or. These ticket machines in luxembourg have become obsolete everyone now gets a free ride on buses trams and trains and the richest and one of the smallest countries in the European Union many cities have taken the same route but luxembourgs government says its the 1st time an entire country has abolished fares for everyone leaders hope their initiative eases congestion reduces pollution and