Violent extremism and said talk to me about what you are doing. And she said im doing a lot and Hillary Clinton decided and then thats a person to create a brandnew job special representative to muslim communities around the world. With the National Security Council First time ever filled position at the state department but most important is very different when i was at the state department for what we Work Together on. But i was amazed. How incredibly smart she is. And has a way to say that you will understand. Very complex problems. When you talk about the violent extremist and went said to me i knew you wouldnt sleep at night. And knew that i could not think things are that would even come close so what we are doing is the ideological battle and it calls for a different kind of response. And it is very well detailed in the book. What seems to be the intractable problem. So there is a line in the book where you say this is a tractable that this is not countering violent extremism ta
Two republicans and one democrat. She was plucked out of getting ready to leave after president bush the second, she was ready to go and work on injuring violent extremism until tillery clinton brought her in the office and said, talk to me about what you are doing. She said im doingy a lot. And Hillary Clinton decided she was just the right person to create a brandnew jobor for. And the job was special representative to communities around the world. That little job. [laughter] she is banned in the National Security council his adjustable jig she you she had a special First Time Ever position at the state department. The most important for me, is she is the very im going friend. When she was at the state department, i was at the state department and we Work Together. I was always amazed at how incredibly smart she is. She strategic in her thinking and she has a way of staying things that you will understand. These are very complex problems. When we are talking about violence extremism.
Fighting in a refugee camp. Now then use everyone in a city in southern russia is, should lead immediately as flood waters are rapidly rice the on imaginable. Thats how the World Health Organization is describing the widespread destruction of Health Facilities across 7, gaza, w h o, teens. In con you to say many hospitals there has been reduced to rubble supplies of electricity, water, oxygen, and access to sanitation. Have been completely cut off the agencies, director general says guys, as once, Robust Health care system is now broken, the level of disruption is emerging after the withdrawal of these really forces from the area and a you and Damage Assessment team says unexploded bombs are not posing a threat to palestinians returning to con you this, the 4 teams are reported widespread destruction every building they visited. And most of all, and most of those they were able to see, had been damaged and paved roads have been reduced to dirt tracks. The team inspected a United Nation
Presidency is history. As members of zimbabwes parliament began debating whether to impeach the president the speaker of Parliament Interrupted he had a letter of resignation to read. I. I, Robert Mugabe, underthe constitution of section one in zimbabwe, tender my resignation as the president of the republic of zimbabwe with immediate effect. Mr mugabes letter said his decision was taken to allow a smooth transition of power and that it was voluntary. Voluntarys one word for it unavoidable is another. Mr mugabe refused to resign after last weeks military takeover. He refused to resign after mass protests at the weekend. He refused to resign when he was sacked by his own party on sunday. And he ignored a deadline to go on monday. He even called his normal Cabinet Meeting for tuesday. But theres nothing normal about this tuesday. The pressure told and his 37 years as president ended. And look at these pictures from harare as the news started to spread. This was inside the parliament. You
Some faith providers from kenya on the subject of Family Planning. So i think it is true what the first panel really emphasizes, that things are evolving and developing and this is an important moment to be exploring this further. And with this panel were eager to talk about it from the focus of the u. S. Policy perspective. And i think to begin with well turn to sandy thurman. Given your long involvement with hiv policy from the u. S. Government can you describe to us more about how pep far began partners with faithbased organizations and how that has evolved. Sure. Thank you. And thank you all for being here. It is interesting, the Faith Community has been a partner in response to hiv since the beginning of the epidemic both domestically and globally. So i think pet far was an out growth with faithbased organizations on the domestic side for a number of years. When we really began looking at the disproportionate impact of the epidemic in africa back in the late 1990s and early 2000,