A revolution. Thanks very much indeed for joining us here on to the point and here with me in the studio today. From lebanon who says we are witnessing a global you through deleon not seen since 1968 and people in the middle east a finally breaking the fear daria also with us is rick know it from the Washington Post who argues that protesters share their frustrations with political systems that dont work in their favor but the solutions to their concerns often differ vastly underwater welcome to too young a Screen Research associates at the institute for protest and social movements studies here in berlin who believes that the global protests. Just on the line the level of frustration among younger generations about the failure of elites to come up with answers to the problems of our time and thank you all 3 for being here today once again were going to begin with raghida and you know we can make a list of countries that are taking part in these uprisings these protests you know hong k
Calls from a multiple olympic and world champions for athletes to unionize is an effort to unify professional track and field athletes from around the world see just how the boys we hear from triple jump legend Christian Taylor about his new initiative. Hello iraqs top shiite cleric is urging the military and police to avoid using Excessive Force against protesters grand ayatollah sistani says the government must respond as quickly as possible to demonstrators demands overnight Security Forces shot dead at least 5 protest hours in the southern city. After reports crowds were trying to break into government buildings troops also broke up a sit in at the entrance of a middle class at a port thats iraqs main port for oil and food. And at least 6 protesters were also shot dead in the capital baghdad on thursday skirmishes. Where Security Forces used live ammunition demonstrators are angry at the lack of Public Services political overhaul to get an update from the june whos joining us from
Donald trump to defy a subpoena for the impeachment inquiry. Excuse me iraqs top cleric is urging the military and police to avoid using Excessive Force against protesters. The government must respond as quickly as possible to demonstrators demands overnight Security Forces shot dead at least 5 protesters in the Southern City of basra after reports crowds were trying to break into government buildings troops also broke up a sit in at the entrance of the ports thats iraqs main port for oil and food. On the trees 6 protesters were also shot dead in the capital baghdad on thursday skirmishes broke out on the show how to bridge where Security Forces used live ammunition demonstrators are angry at the lack of Public Services and the once a political overhaul how much has the latest from the capital. In the thousands of Demonstrators Demonstrators of all ages minn women and children across the social divide they came out to Tahrir Square in the area surrounding to hear your square but they w
A revolution. Thanks very much indeed for joining us here on to the point and here with me in the studio today oh raghida bomb from lebanon who says we are witnessing a global you 3000000000 not seen since 968 and people in the middle east are finally breaking the fia gardenia also with us is rick no not from the Washington Post who argues that protesters share their frustrations with political systems that dont work in their favor but the solutions to their concerns often do for vastly underwater welcome to true younus Green Research associates at the institute for protest and social Movement Studies here in berlin who believes that the global protests. Some to line the level of frustration among younger generations about the failure of elites to come up with answers to the problems of our time and thank you all 3 for being here today once again were going to begin with raghida and you know we can make a list of countries that are taking part in these uprisings these protests you know
A revolution. Thanks very much indeed for joining us here on 2 of the points in here with me in the studio today. From lebanon who says we are witnessing a global view through deleon not seen since 1968 and people in the middle east are finally breaking the fear bhartiya also with us is rick not from the Washington Post who argues that protesters share their frustrations with political systems that dont work in their favor but the solutions to their concerns often differ vastly on the wall welcome to too young a Screen Research associates at the institute for protest and social Movement Studies here in berlin who believes that the global protests. Underline the level of frustration among younger generations about the failure of elites to come up with answers to the problems of our time and thank you all 3 of being here today once again were going to begin with raghida and you know we can make a list of countries that are taking part in these uprisings these protests you know hong kong