Alienation that enables radical groups to recruit. Weve invited an interesting panel that consists of bill keeler, who is a professor of International Relations and history at the party school of global studies at boston university. Also Award Winning and published photographer, who was in paris at a book signing just hours before the attacks. Over the past two years she has been photographing the Syrian Refugees. Lastly we have olivia picks. He is born and raised in paris and he is an independent International Consultant based in cambridge who has also spent time in africa and can lends son light on the challenges of integration of december enfranchised groups in the countries such as france or u. S. , let me start with you. As a, what are you feelings about the thoughts what weve been witnessing this past week . Its profound sadness. This was something that really brought my spirit down a lot, and its very sad, and also, i was not that much surprised after all, because it had been lo
Of two shiite mosques killing or wounding hundreds of people. Some survivors have been taken to jordan for treatment, and saudi arabia is sending urgently needed medical aid. Our Senior International correspondent has our report and we have to warn you. The images you are about to see are graphic. Reporter a staggering death toll well over 130 dead over 200 injured. San sanas capital, and hitting at the busiest time of the week. Two key shia mosques in sana from the hutie movement. Suggestions, and the plastic blasts used by the suicide bombers. After the first rushed in a second device outside, each of these mosques, targeting those rescuers. That perhaps, is behind the large numbers of dead here but adds a troubling extra element to the instability and unrest across yemen here where the government was swept out of power by the increase in the organized houthie movement. These were shia in the target here in the mosque here. It is thought perhaps extremists were behind it. That tactic
Protecting americas interests, defending americas value and reclaiming our nations priceless heritage. We have people in congress. Right now we have people this congress that hate our country. You know that. We can name every one of them if we want. They hate our country. Democrat lawmakers are now embracing socialism. They want to replace individual rights with total government domination. This is the new democrat platform. And i dont want to talk them out of it. I dont. I dont. I swear. I dont. This is a killer. Ive got to get off this subject. I want them to embrace this plan. I just want to be the republican that runs against them. That wraps up a week that included walking away empty handed at the summit with north koreas leader in vietnam. New explosive reporting that the president forced the approval of his soninlaws security clearance. And president trumps former attorney, naming name and handing over financial documents on capitol hill. Yet this afternoon he didnt sound like s
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Drums and burning guitars, anything is possible at the Eurovision Song Contest
Photo: Thomas Hanses (EBU)
Eurovision Explained: by instruments
11 December 2020 at 17:00 CET
Welcome back to Eurovision Explained . This time we take a closer look at some of the musical cornerstones of the Contest. It s time to talk about burning pianos and synchronised drums in Eurovision Explained: by instruments!
We go back again to Petra Mede in the Interval Act for Eurovision 2016 when she told us that the Contest has to have drums . Petra wasn t wrong either, and these examples can be found throughout the competition s history. In fact, one country has shown an exceptional interest in using this particular instrument and that s Ukraine!