Im supposed to explain apologize for someone who is also terrorizing we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter how does their own. Indias government says its where withdraw the special status of indiana. And being the disputed territory is significant autonomy and putting it in direct rule by new delhi so whats behind this move and does it abide by the longstanding consensus this is inside story. Hello welcome to the program i am hashem this dear to tapestry of kashmir has been divided between india and pakistan since that independence from britain both countries claim it as their own and control parts of it indian administered kashmir was granted special autonomy thats allowed it to function largely without direct interference from the delhi but that has now changed Prime Minister Narendra Modis hindu nationalist led government is now revoking the special status and send additional troops to the area and but the region a lock down its a no thats good to hav
Record temperatures and hate waves in europe the United States and the arctic coincided with a major ice melt in greenland data from scientists at the danish me to a logical institute shows melting on almost 60 percent of greenlands ice sheet that released 197000000000 metric tons of water into the Atlantic Ocean in july we actually now see a. Signal of. Climate change Global Warming the arctic is actually warming at twice the rate of the rest of the world and now theres a very clear signal that is or may is actually driven by too much Carbon Dioxide in the atmosphere so as this year 2 increases so should temperatures around the world were going to see more of these type of heat wave. These heat wave events. Behind large wildfires since early june wildfires in the arctic pumped out more than 100000000. 00 tons of Greenhouse Gases thats equivalent to belgiums Carbon Dioxide emissions in a year climate Scientists Say there is still time to limit Global Warming to 1. 5 degrees celsius abo
Indias government says it will withdraw the special status of indian administered kashmir and seeing the disputed territory is significant autonomy and putting it in direct rule by new delhi he so whats behind this move and does it abide by the longstanding consensus this is inside story. Hello welcome to the program. Theres a spear to territory of kashmir has been divided between india and pakistan since that independence from britain both countries claim it as their own and control parts of it indian administered kashmir was granted special autonomy thats allowed it to function largely without direct interference from the delhi but that has now changed Prime Minister Narendra Modis hindu nationalist led government is now revoking the special status and send additional troops to the area and but the region a lock down its a no thats good to have widespread consequences when bring in our guests in a moment but 1st this report from priyanka gotta was a sudden and momentous decision. Ind
Democrats prepare a resolution condemning Donald Trumps racist attacks of four members of congress. Republicans will have to decide how to vote. Also on the programme germanys defence minister, ursula von der leyen has been confirmed as the new European Commission president. And the medical team from great ormond street hospital in london who have separated, with some extraordinary skill, the conjoined twins marwa and safa, we will speak to one of the surgeons. Hello and welcome. Im katty kay in washington, and Christian Fraser is in london. On this day 50 years ago, three men got into a rocket with no idea if they would ever return to earth. Neil armstrong, buzz aldrin and Michael Collins were the trio tasked with humanitys inaugural flight to the moon. They were americans, but the whole world watched with amazement. Five, four, three, two, one, zero, all engines running, liftoff, we have a liftoff, 33 minutes past the hour, left off of apollo 11 four days after liftoff, and 240,000 m
The entire exposition, so that he would understand and be filled with this pride in general, because there, any exhibit that you look at, it fills you , whether you like it or not, with this pride and joy, probably from belonging, so the first thought is that every person can be the first, as Yuri Alekseevich gagarin was first in space, no matter what field you re in or what field youre doing something in. The second thought, it, of course, is precisely about the fact that space is an immense topic, space is a topic that can be endlessly immersed, explored, space is a topic with which each of us is connected. And speaking of exhibits, do you have a favorite exhibit in the museum . I think that any person who works or has worked in a museum will say that he absolutely loves all the exhibits in the museum, but of course, i probably do. Will fly into space for the first time, and this made a great impression on me, and i decided for myself that all the cosmonauts, all the people who proba