The next few days stronger than the sun. Is so strong. That. We celebrate the 30th anniversary for this occasion october 3rd on d w. Its the largest disruption of Global Education systems in history. When the pandemic 1st tazer around one and a half 1000000000 students around the world worse than tomas gould closed their doors. Somehow thin 3 opened but class isnt in sight. For harf of the world school children. The lucky ones were able to pursue their studies online. But for many even in developed countries that is not an option. The world was already struggling to come to grips with educational inequality now the United Nations warns the coburg crisis is making it worse disproportionately affecting the most vulnerable threatening to wipe out decades of progress for this generation and possibly beyond. This is over 1000 special im Kate Ferguson thanks for joining me at the height of the pandemic schools in some 190 countries close their doors many have since reopened but the experienc
Fighting between armenia and azerbaijan over the disputed terry territory everyone going to care about the 2 countries rejects calls for peace talks as the conflict threatens to escalate into all out. Im rebecca richs welcome to the program u. S. President almost trump and his democratic challenger who faced off in the 1st of 3 debates as head of the election on november 3rd trump dismissed a recent report in the New York Times about his tax payments insisting he paid millions in taxes biden said he would repeal trumps attack tax cuts and blame the president for the more than 200000 coronavirus deaths in the u. S. Both men hoping their performances will energize their election campaigns race and polls have shown biden with a lead in most battleground states. Well to talk more about this im joined by Stacey Bivins in the studio and our Washington Bureau chief in is paul whos been watching the debate and a republican supporter viewing party in the walky wisconsin but stacey i would like
Way we live the way we work the way they are providing for ourselves but there are Many International challenges none of which we can showed on our own as a nation states member countries in the video countries. And we are noticing. That this had already happened before the pandemic but became more strongly pronounced during its monthly lottery cooperation. Is under a lot of pressure many places sort of pressure which we didnt know for many decades and it changes the world and particularly pandemic i mean looking back at the history of pandemic and actually exacerbate such developments which is why from my angle its extremely important that we fight against these tendencies for the renationalisation and increasing protectionism doesnt mean that one cannot be sovereign in certain areas but all together joint cooperation should really be enforced. But equally we understand. The in part a very aggressive world that we are faced with this. Is a world where we on our own as one member state
Some have called it the shadow pandemic violence against women and girls has increased during the coldest 1000. 00 outbreak so what should be done to protect the lives and ensure the safety in long term Recovery Plan this is inside story. Hello and welcome to this special edition of inside story in collaboration with the e. U. U. N. Spotlight initiative m 40 back to bowl it is one of the most persistent and widespread Human Rights Violations and it happens in every country around the world the abuse and exploitation of women and girls it comes in many forms including physical and Sexual Violence female genital mutilation and Child Marriage the long term effects on a severe on the survivors the families and communities violence against women and girls also signals progress towards gender Equality Sustainable Development peace and prosperity to confront the crisis to European Union and the United Nations joint forces 3 years ago to launch the spotlight initiative its goal is to end viole
And go. Back to the. Book back. To. The black live smash a movement a new migratory flows european colonialism has been center stage centuries of european imperialism still impacting on the modern world but this legacy is often completely missing from political discourse how deeply are western societies themselves rooted in colonial ism. What are the questions we need to be asking for anxious to respond. Images of people under colonial rule objectified by the white. More the few brushstrokes american artist roger carlo reinvents these photos and many others. She paints a way if you think sot of sizing white european view of the world and the way so many in the west see history. I work very fast i work very intuitively and i just let the images kind of come out and often what happens is that theres a kind of funny or violent. Pushback to the image. A nameless burmese girl with a taste for revenge. A woman in india we having claws for a superpower. So it seems islanders uniting in solida