at least $43.00 people plus. i m andrew symonds reporting from georgia on what s at the heart of recent protests over russia what georgians see as the occupation long after the war with russia in 2008. hello again well tropical storm barry has made landfall here in louisiana and it s going to be bring still some very heavy rain across much of the region we re going to be seeing louisiana mississippi arkansas into parts of tennessee as well under flood risk over the next few days now the satellite you can see it when the system made landfall but take a look at the rain here across the region i just mentioned so the flood warnings are going to be affecting millions in this area and if you remember much of this area is still saturated and the flooding is going to come very easily across many regions so for sunday rain here across much of the southeast as we go towards monday the storm actually begins to dissipate but the rain with it will continue across much of this area and sl
month let the listeners on that attack and there are some pushback from human rights to resole barcelona talks to our zero two zero. hello i m housing seeker this is counting the cost on the edges in your weekly look at the world of business and economics as leaders from the world s richest countries meet in latin america we ll ask if the g. twenty could be facing an identity crisis also this week petrol food and medicine shortages what s changed for zimbabweans since the fall of robert mugabe. plus motoring blues why general motors restructuring plans make u.s. president donald trump unhappy. who runs the world well when it comes to the economy it could be argued the g twenty does these are the group of countries that generate eighty percent of world output they also burned more fossil fuels than the rest of the world they are in fact the dirty rich and if you want to change the world surely it starts here the group was formed in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine but too
general motors restructuring plans are making us president donald trump unhappy. who runs the world well when it comes to the economy it could be argued the g twenty does these are the group of countries that generate eighty percent of world output they also burned more fossil fuels than the rest of the world they are in fact the dirty rich and if you want to change the world surely it starts here the group was formed in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine but took on greater importance in the wake of the global financial crisis of two thousand and eight its purpose to develop global policies to address today s most pressing challenges these days the g twenty finds it hard to agree on almost anything let alone trade disputes migration and climate change and this week s summit was in argentina the first time a south american country got to host a meeting that i suppose has more. the mothers of class of emanuel have been demanding to know the whereabouts of their missing chil
classical criticism of capitalist economics to a fifty six billion dollar i.m.f. loan to argentina which comes with calls for the belt tightening to the presence of the saudi crown prince these people here say they know that their voices will not be hard by the summit leaders but the point is to demonstrate that there are many here who will repeat a what some are calling a club of thieves and exploiting. at the donna president market he was literally moved to tears as the audience chanted argentina argentina the hope is that the enthusiasm will spill over into day two so that the world s most powerful club can reach some agreement on pressing issues like trade gender equality and climate change before they go home. you see in human al-jazeera when a site is so hands on al-jazeera. a powerful. craig shakes homes and tears up roads in the u.s. state of alaska. the u.s. pulls some troops back from mexico s border but extends the deployment of the rest . hello there is still a po
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