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[Music] the latest flash point between New Delhi and Beijing India plans to build Hydro
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power projects in arunachal Pradesh China is protesting and threatening to weaponize Rivers against India we'll
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bring you the full story meanwhile NATO is training its guns on China calling it a decisive enabler of Russia's war in
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Ukraine we'll tell you how Beijing has responded also in the US it seems only two people want Biden to run for
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President Joe Biden himself and his opponent Donald Trump he'll discuss how the president is causing the biggest
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crisis in the history of the democratic party in Pakistan the government has outdone itself they've borrowed more
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than 11 billion in 45 days we'll tell you why and how is the global auto
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sector in crisis why is this being called the best time to buy a car who is lamin yamal the football Wonder kid
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Making Waves in Europe the new UK government has crapped the Rwanda plan but London has already spent $400
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million on it and Rwanda refuses a refund the debate on Spain's famous bull fights
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and whether animal cruelty should continue in the name of tradition why are rich people rushing to freeze their
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bodies and their wealth in the hope of a future Revival and what's a sugar tax does it even work more than 100
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countries have it all this and more coming up the headlines first 66 Chinese aircrafts suround
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Taiwan in the biggest sorty of the year it comes as Beijing conducts exercises
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in the nearby Waters in recent months China has rammed up its military presence around Taiwan Beijing claims
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the self-ruled island as part of its territory Russia Wars NATO as it holds
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its Summit in the US Moscow promises a response to the quote unquote very serious threat from the Western military
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Alliance the Kremlin says NATO is fully involved in the Ukraine conflict Turkish president RP erdogan voices concern of a
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direct confrontation between Russia and NATO Pakistan's Army targets Balo
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activists protesting against forc disappearances the police lobed tear gas shells at protesters in qua injuring
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three injuring several people the protests have been going on since last month the Pakistani army has been
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accused of forc disappearances and custodial
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torture Kenyan President William Ruto fires almost his entire cabinet this
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comes after widespread anti-government protest Ruto says he took the decision after listening to the public the
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president now plans to form a quote unquote broad-based
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government Cape Town in South Africa flooded after heavy winter rains many
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roads including major highways are water loged several houses lose their roofs due to the strong winds electricity
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outage is also reported across Cape Town and South Korea names Kpop group
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new jees as tourism ambassadors the group will serve for a year but will
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have no actual diplomatic responsibilities last year more than 11 million tourists visited South Korea an
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increase of nearly 250% compared to
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2022 We Begin tonight with the India China border conflict there's a new provocation from the Chinese side over
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arunachal Pradesh the northeastern Indian state of arunachal Pradesh that that China claims as its own and calls
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South Tibet now it is broadening its bogus claims and extending them to water
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bodies that's what the latest R is about China is vying for the control of Key
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Water bodies it began with some new news reports about India's developmental
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projects India plans to build 12 power stations in arunachal Pradesh these will
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be Hydro power projects they'll use water from rivers to generate
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electricity New Delhi has cleared the plan with a budget of about a billion dollars the money has been set aside and
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the plan is likely to be announced later this month in the budget speech scheduled for the 23rd of this month
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23rd of July the First Union budget of the Modi government's thirdd term it
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will be presented by India's Finance Minister nirmala sitaraman that's where the Hydro power projects in arunachal
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Pradesh are expected to be announced it's a good plan with clear benefits the domestic demand for electricity is
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rising in India and the current sources of Power are insufficient so Hydro power
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could help bridge the gap plus there scope to expand in this direction in the last Financial year Hydro power
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accounted for less than 10% in India's overall power output so there is room to
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do more the new plants will contribute to the development of arunachal Pradesh the cost will be covered by New Delhi
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and the state will get electricity so it's a win-win but China has a problem it is
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objecting to India's plans Beijing issued a statement today it said India has no right to build these Hydro power
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plants the statement said and I quote South Tibet is China's
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territory like I said Beijing claims arunachal Pradesh as part of China and
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calls it South Tibet now no one agrees with this there is no International recognition or support for China's claim
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there is no legal or historical basis but China keeps bringing it up to
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provoke India so what should India do go ahead with the plan India has every
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right to set up this project it's inside Indian Territory funded with Indian money and for the benefit of Indians so
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China has no say in the matter the problem is Beijing is going Beyond statements it is trying to
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establish an alternative reality and leverage geography to put pressure on
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India now one part of the Sinister plan involves rivers in the region specifically the brahmaputra river among
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the largest in the world China calls it the yarlung
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SBO that's their name for the brahmaputra the river originates in Tibet a region controlled by China and
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then it flows through two countries India and Bangladesh the state of arunachal Pradesh falls on the rivers
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path it flows through the northern part of the state and the brahmaputra is an important river for the region
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more than 130 million people depend on it their lives and livelihoods and China wants to control
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and Leverage The brahmaputra by building a dam the project was announced a few
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years ago a super hydr power Dam it will be built in Tibet on a section of the
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brahmaputra reports say that this Dam would have more capacity than the three gorgees
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Dam the three gorgees dam is the biggest dam in China it is the world's largest
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Hydro power facility built on the yangi river so the dam in
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Tibet is expected to be bigger than that now India had lodged a protest against
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this project but China has not changed its mind today it has expressed outrage over India's planned
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projects they could act as spoilers for China's project in Tibet which makes it all the more crucial not just for
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India's energy security but also for its sovereignity in recent months China has
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challenged inan India on multiple occasions earlier this year Prime Minister Modi had visited arunachal
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Pradesh and Beijing had protested the visit the China India border issue
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remains unresolved and India has no right to unilaterally develop the Chinese Southern Tibet region India's
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related actions will only complicate the Border issue and negatively impact the situation in the Border areas of the two
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countries then Beijing released a new list of Chinese names for territories in arunachal prad DH since 2017 China has
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released four such lists and given Chinese names to almost 100 Indian
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territories all in arunachal Pradesh and now it is going after power projects and Indian
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Rivers it is time for New Delhi to draw a line it should push back harder
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against China's bogus claims
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we can and will defend every inch of NATO territory and we'll do it
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[Music] together now let's turn to the US where
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a summit is under way to Mark 75 years of NATO the North Atlantic Treaty
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Organization now NATO is a relic formed in the Hees of the Cold War the geopolitical competition between the US
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and the Soviet Union the Soviet Union doesn't exist anymore it is now just
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Russia so NATO should have ceased to exist as well instead it just keeps
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growing this year Summit also celebrated a new member Sweden it is NATO member
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number 32 and the the alliance does not plan to stop there it keeps dangling membership before another European
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nation one that is desperate to join Ukraine NATO declared that Ukraine's
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path to membership was irreversible but when will KF join the block who knows no timeline has been set
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all that NATO has promised was that it would happen eventually which means after the Russia
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Ukraine war ends so if NATO plans to expand even after after the Russia
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Ukraine war is over who will the alliance be fighting probably still
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Russia but by the looks of it they're gearing up to take on another four and that is
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China the North Atlantic Treaty Organization is now looking further a
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field it is now eyeing Asia and preparing to confront Asia's biggest
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bully all in the name of stopping Moscow China has become a decisive enabler of
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Russia's war against Ukraine and and China's support increases the threat
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Russia poses to EUR Atlantic security NATO is finally taking aim at
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Beijing it has called China a quote unquote decisive enabler of Russia's war in Ukraine yesterday the block put out a
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declaration China was accused of providing raw materials to Russia's military industrial complex but China is
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the main enabler uh because as you refer to they they they are delivering uh uh
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the tools the Dual use equipment uh the micro Electronics everything uh Russia
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needs to build the missiles uh the uh the bombs uh the aircraft and all the
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other uh systems they use against Ukraine NATO's claws are out it has
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stopped tiptoeing around the issue and decided to challenge China directly obviously Beijing wasn't thrilled
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the NATO Washington Summit declaration Hypes up tensions in the Asia Pacific region and is filled with cold war
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mentality and belligerent rhetoric the China related content is full of prejudice smearing and
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provocation China accused NATO of smearing its image Beijing said that it has never supplied any lethal weapons to
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Russia and that it has strict export controls on Dual use materials it added
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that all its trade with Moscow is normal and then China went on the
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offensive China urges NATO to abandon its outdated concepts of Cold War mentality block confrontation and zero
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sum game correct its wrong perception of China stop interfering in China's internal politics and smearing China's
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image and do not create chaos in the Asia Pacific after creating turmoil in
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Europe that last point was interesting Beijing
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urged NATO not to create chaos in the Asia Pacific and that's a bit Rich coming from China this is the same
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nation that has problems with all its neighbors India Bhutan Vietnam the Philippines Japan Mongolia you name the
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country and China will come up with bogus territorial claims China is the most destabilizing
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nation in Asia it is a threat to Global Peace and security NATO says that these
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developments in the indopacific directly affect Euro Atlantic security so the
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block wants to nip the Chinese threaten the bud and how will they do this with the help of four allies in the East
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Japan South Korea New Zealand and Australia together they're called the
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indopacific 4 group or the ip4 indopacific 4 they've become regulars at
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NATO Summits the four nations were first invited in the year 2022 and the current
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one is their third Summit in a row NATO is holding detailed talks with the ip4
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today and the alliance plans to expand its influence in the East but how will the rest of Asia react
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to these developments well some places might welcome an expanded NATO role like
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Taiwan the Philippines and of course the ip4 they will welcome this but most countries will be
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wary NATO is a Western Alliance and Asia has learned to be wary of Western
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military presence that's the case at the moment but it may change over time especially
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if China continues its aggressive
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behavior you either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become a
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villain famous last words from The Dark Night today they ring true for Joe Biden
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for the last four years the US president has slammed Donald Trump criticized his aggression and panned his arrogance
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but now it looks like Biden is taking a page out of the Trump Playbook he's becoming the man he opposes it's
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election season in America June 27 saw the first presidential debate Biden went
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against Trump and he faltered badly ever since then Trump has gone silent he's
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basking in the success but Biden is on a media blitz he dialed into a morning
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radio program he gave an interview he attended multiple rallies he addressed a NATO Summit he's even choosing spray
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tan tonight he will address another press conference his first solo one since last November so Biden's strategy
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is simple to him offense is the best defense look I have a cognitive test
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every single day every day I have that test everything I do would you be willing to
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have the independent medical evaluation watch me between there's a lot of time left in this camp
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it's over 125 days so the make the decision the right answer right now is no you you don't want to do that right
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now I've already done it but looking more orange is not buying
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him sympathy there's dissent in his party the Democrats want him out and they're trying to achieve it in two ways
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one is direct confrontation around a dozen Democrats have asked Biden to step down this includes Democratic
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congressmen Senators high-profile donors and even Hollywood actor George Clooney
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they're not beating about the bush they've told Biden to resign you know the fighting spirit and pride and
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courage that served the country so well four years ago helped Joe Biden
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win will bring the ticket down this time he he just has to step down because uh
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he can't win but some others have taken a different approach like former house
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi she's a senior Democrat and influential voice in the party Pelosi is trying to appeal to
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Biden's rational side she hasn't asked him to step down she says he should make
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a decision soon because time is running out and looks like she even lost her
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cool over it do you believe he your run for election I'm not I'm not speaking English to you I'm
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not going to be making any statements about any of that right now in the
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hallway she's upset but she's also right time is running out for the Democratic party they're facing their biggest
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crisis ever we are in the month of July the election is slated for November so there's around four months to go if
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Biden has to step down it must happen now the Democrats will need the time to mobilize their resources and rally
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behind the new candidate but it's also unprecedented incumbents don't usually
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step down it's very very rare they're certainly not not forced to step down
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the first example is Harry Truman the 33rd US president in 1945 Truman was
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then President Franklin D rosell's vice president he was the VP after Rosel died
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Truman took over and he served out that term then in 1948 he contested the
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election and he won but in 1952 Truman was done he had already been
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in power long enough he thought he did not want to continue technically he could seek another term but Truman
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stepped down the Democrats went into a huddle they picked another nominee but he lost the elections the SEC second
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example is Lynden B Johnson he was the 36th American president he became president in
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1963 but his fate was sealed in Vietnam the war made him lose support So Johnson
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stepped down it was another Scramble for the Democrats they fielded a new candidate again they lost the White
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House so history does not paint such a good picture two democratic presidents both left under pressure and the party
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lost the white house but here's how this one is different Truman was tired Johnson was
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politically battered none of them was too old or too unfit to
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contest and there's another thing to consider Trum men stepped down around March so did Lynden B Johnson basically
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the Democrats had time to recalibrate but this time they're pressed so right
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now they have three options number one Biden contests the election he loses against Trump and the Democrats lose the
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White House option number two or scenario number two Biden steps down they choose another
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nominee elections happen and the Democrats get a fighting chance they may still lose the White House but not
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without trying to keep it and option number three Biden refuses to go his
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party forces him out it leads to an ugly scenario making both sides look bad Joe
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Biden and his party so they must make a decision and do it fast the Democrats say they want to save American
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democracy but before that that they must save their own
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party now let's look at Pakistan the South Asian Nation known for its Financial mismanagement a new report
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came out today showing the country's latest borrowing spree in 45 days the Pakistani
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government borrowed 3.2 trillion rupes that's about 11.5 billion do at today's
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exchange rate and this wasn't some giant loan that Pakistan got from its usual
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array of global lenders no Pakistan borrowed this money domestically at exorbitant interest
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rates let me break this down further between May 15th and June 28th this year
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Pakistan went to town they reached out to local banks and they picked up about 11.5 billion dollar that's about a
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quarter of a billion a day on average the amount is absurd because because it's almost the
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exact amount that Pakistan borrowed in the past in the financial year ending
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2023 but that was over an entire year the recent borrowing spree took place in
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just 45 days more than 11 billion in 45 days it shows just how dire their financial situation is and the dates are
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important to note Pakistan borrowed this money after miday after they had already declared
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their expenses for the last Financial year this means that the fresh loans
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that the government took will not be registered for a while not until the middle of 2025 basically this was an
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accounting trick done to mislead the public and of course Pakistan's endless list of
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creditors it seems Islamabad does not want the world to know just how indebted it really
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is and it gets worse Pakistan hasn't just been borrowing from Banks it has
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also tapped the bond market some of you might know what a treasury
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bill is for those who don't it's a type of a Government
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Bond an investor lends the government money for a short period of time it's
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usually 3 or 6 or 12 months and after that point you get the money back with
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interest almost every country every government issues bonds and treasury bills when it needs money it's a common
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practice but Pakistan is on a completely different level let's compare Pakistani treasury bill
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returns with those in India look at the numbers Pakistan's average yield is
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about 20% compared to about 5% in India so Islamabad borrows money at four times
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the price that New Delhi does for all the investors out there it's best to not get any ideas there's a
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reason Pakistan offers such a premium on its bonds it's partly because the government is desperate for money and
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most people don't want to lend them but that's just one reason the other is because their currency is very volatile
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the Pakistani rupee is worth almost half of what it was three years ago half the
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value in June 2021 the exchange rate was about 160 Pakistani Rupees to a dollar
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today it's about $280 to a dollar so who knows when the currency will go belly up
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again that is why Pakistan borrows at such ridiculously high
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rates and this has far reaching consequences a few days ago Pakistan released its budget for the next
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financial year and it was a brutal budget they plan to increase tax revenue collection by over 40% for Z it's
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unprecedented and the tax hikes will be borne by ordinary
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citizens these were the reports from Pakistan today they're seeking a new loan from the IMF the international
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monetary fund the IMF wants the country to raise taxes further this time on agricultural income the tax rate could
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go up to 45% and it seems that Islamabad has accepted this it is willing to tax its
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citizens to such an extent for an IMF loan a $6 billion IMF loan that's about
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half of what Pakistan borrowed in May and June in those hectic 45 days this is the perfect example of
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Economic mismanagement and the citizens will be paying the price for years to come
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are you planning to buy a car soon if yes then the story is for you the global car market is going through a
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rough time sales are down inventories are piling up this may spell trouble for the industry but for the C for the
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customers it could mean good news we're entering what many call a buyer's
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market let's begin with some Global Trends leading car maker Volkswagen is
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under pressure it's a German Auto giant its profits could fall this year Volkswagen has lowered its forecast for
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2024 earlier it was projecting a profit margin of around 7 to 7 and a half%
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yesterday it lowered the forecast to between 6.5 and 7% and why is that because of a Slowdown
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in sales deliveries in China are down by almost 20% the company also owns the
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Audi BR brand now the an Audi has a plant in Brussels Volkswagen is thinking
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about closing it the car maker is dealing with excess capacity it has more production facilities more than what it
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needs to serve the market plus there is increased competition from Brands like
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Tesla and Chinese car makers there's a lot of competition so Volkswagen wants to bring down
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expenses focus on profitability the company has a plant in
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Mexico it is considering using this facility to make the next Audi electric
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car the company's yet to make up its mind but if it happens it would be a significant step Volkswagen hasn't
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closed a plant in the last 40 years this time they may not have an option as they say desperate times call for desperate
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measures globally the Auto industry is witnessing a reset mature markets like the US are oversaturated there are fewer
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buyers overall here in India as well a similar story is playing out there's a slow down in sales car dealers are
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sitting on thousands of unsold cars this inventory could be worth 60,000
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crores of unsold cars that's over7 billion
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Us and how many cars would that be anywhere between 600 to 650,000 Vehicles
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these cars are ready to be sold they're sitting inside dealer warehouses with no
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takers so what's causing this slowdown one big reason could be this car loans
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loans are expensive right now India's Reserve Bank has kept interest rates un unchanged so the banks are less inclined
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to cut interest rates on loans and that's affecting Auto Sales
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car dealers are trying to woo customers back into showrooms they're rolling out discounts maruti Hyundai Tata Motors and
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Mahindra these are India's biggest car sellers all of them have either slashed prices or they're offering incentives to
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buyers but it may not be enough car makers like maruti are pushing for government incentives especially on
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hybrid cars to supercharge their sales and some state governments are listening
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a few days ago the utar Pradesh government announced a waiver up utar Pradesh is a North Indian state it has
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waved the registration tax on hybrids this could lead to significant
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savings for customers they could save up to 350,000 rupees or around $4,000 on
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the purchase of a hybrid the central government may follow suit it could Grant some concessions on hybrids they
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could be announced later this month when the union budget is presented Reports say the Indian government May reduce the
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15% cess on hybrid cars this is a form of a tax it is charged on top of the GST
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the goods and services tax which is around 28% 28 + 15 so overall it's a
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good time to consider a purchase sales are down across the board there is intense competition among dealers to win
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customers this usually gives buyers some negotiating power but don't fall for their sales pitch exercise your own
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judgment after all it's your hard-earned
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money our next story is about a football Wonder kid he's 16 years old he plays for Spain he's the youngest Euro goal
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scorer and he's now being compared to lonel Messi his name is lamin yamal like
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Messi he was in Barcelona's Youth Academy fun fact in 2007 Messi posed
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with him for a photo shoot he gave him a bath so he has the blessings of football
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royalty but can yamal become the next Messi he's already making a lot of noise
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but you see football Wonder kids have fizzled out in the past so will yamal defy the trend our next report tells
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you the year was 2007 LEL Messi was in Camp new all ready
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for a photo shoot he created a baby in his arms bathing it in a small tub the
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football Superstar was all of 20 then his talent was making waves but present
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in that room was another Wonder kid lamin yamal over a decade later he is
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one of Spain's best football players compared to the greats like Messi
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himself yamal was born near Barcelona his dad is Moroccan his mom is from equatorial
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guine yamal hailed from roaa 304 it's one of Spain's poorest
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neighborhoods so he's no stranger to adversity but luck too Shone Upon
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yamal take the photo shoot with Messi his family won it in a UNICEF raffle
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draw so that was his right to passage he was already baptized by the goat but
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childhood wasn't easy for yamal his family was poor his father borrowed money from relatives toy buy him some
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football boots yamal soon went to trials that's where he started to attract attention a
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Barcelona Scout spotted him and soon enough he was part of the famed laasia
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Barcelona's football Youth Academy it's also where his Idol Messi
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started 8 years later yamal caught the attention of another man Barcelona star
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zavi Hernandez he was the club's manager then zavi watched him for 10 minutes and
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decided that yamal would play for Barcelona's first team it was always apparent that yamal
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had something special in him his game is flexible he makes good decisions he can
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wriggle through small spaces and fires up the crowd with his dribbles his first
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coach says he's touched by God though he's come a long way he hasn't forgotten how it started every time he scores a
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goal yamal celebrates with a 304 sign and OD to his roots
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through euro 2024 he's dazzled the crowds but often the coach substitutes him at the hour mark why because yamal
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is only 16 years old he's a minor and German labor law prevents miners from
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working after 8:00 p.m. but age is just a number for yamal he's already breaking
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records he's the youngest to play for Barcelona the youngest to play for Spain
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the youngest goal scorer for his country the youngest goal scorer at the EUR
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reports suggest that Paris San want him for $268 million he's already being compared to
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Messi like the Argentine he's a left footed player another Barcelona prote
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but what does yamal have to say about it he laughs it off he's mature enough to
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understand that the comparison is premature football has seen plenty of
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Wonder kids before there was bjan crickit another Spaniard he fizzled out
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after a few years Javier saviola an Argentine who failed to make a mark and
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even yamal Senor ansu fatti who struggled after showing great promise so what will it be for yamal
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football greatness like Messi or will he crumble under the burden of his talent
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on Sunday Spain will go against England in the Euro finals a day before yamal
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will turn 17 he was asked what he wanted as a birthday present and all he said
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said was win win
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win Onex stories from Africa from Rwanda the country famous for its migration deal with the UK the previous British
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government had signed a deal with Rwanda any migrants coming to the UK illegally would be
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deported they would be sent off and Rwanda was supposed to accept these migrants house them and deal with any
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paperwork like Asylum applications if the Asylum claims were legitimate Rwanda would bear the responsibility of hosting
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the migrants this in a nutshell was the Rwanda deal to Outsource the problem of
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immigration it wasn't so much about Shifting the Asylum Seekers it was more about generating fear migrants were
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supposed to be scared of being sent to Rwanda The Hope was that it would act as a
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deterrent the Rwanda plan was championed by the former British government the one led by the conservative party also known
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as the Tories the Tories had ruled Britain for 14 years and they had been championing the Rwanda deal for the past
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three but it never got off the ground and a few days ago the Tor government
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got the boot the British public decided to go another way and they brought in a
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new prime minister this man K Tama and here's what he had to say about the Rwanda deal the Rwanda scheme was dead
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and buried before it started it's never been um a deterrent um look at the numbers that have come over in in the
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first um six and a bit months of this year their record numbers uh that is the
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problem that we are inheriting it has never acted as a deterrent starmer's labor party had
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always opposed the deal they had promised to scrap it if they came to power which is what they did but there
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was a slight problem the Tories had spent years working on the deal more importantly that spent Millions on it
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about £320 million that's more than 400 million us that is the amount the Tories had
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already spent without deporting a single illegal
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immigrant so where did this money go $400 million in setting up infrastructure in
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Rwanda you you may remember these pictures of the UK's former Home Secretary suel bravoman last year she
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was looking at some under construction buildings in Rwanda well those were built with
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British money given to Rwanda by the Tories you can understand why she's not pleased
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about getting the plan scrapped seeing kissama you know
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installed his government scrap the Rwanda plan for example you know years of hard work acts of parliament millions
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of pounds been spent on a scheme which had it been delivered properly would have
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worked you don't know if it would have worked but the money was spent so is there any way to undo that to get a
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refund while Britain was looking into this rwanda's President Paul kagam had said
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that it could happen he had said this in January so perhaps the UK was hoping it
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would all work out but then a Rwandan government spokesperson said the record
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straight actually it is the UK government that has terminated the treaty and not Rwanda this was not a
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loan given to Rwanda this was money sent to Rwanda to carry out specific
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these actions have been carried out there is no reason why these funds should be returned as far as the
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permanent dwellings it was stipulated that rwandans share them with the migrants today the migrants are not
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coming anymore rwandans will live in those
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dwellings so Rwanda has no intention of giving the money back and the houses that were built the once Bravo men had
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examined so carefully will now be going to Rwandan citizens well this is a win
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for the African nation and maybe add a lesson for
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London now let's talk about Pamplona it is a picturesk city in Spain but it's
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known across the globe for its famous bull fights every year thousands run with the bulls getting injured even
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killed in the narrow lanes and what happens to the Bulls well they're made to take part in
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the bull fights where they are tortured or killed Spain says it's their their tradition but even Spaniards disagree
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surveys say 60% of them disapprove of bull fights so why then is Spain continuing
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with this and why just Spain why are animals tortured and killed across the world for
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entertainment our next report tells [Applause] you every July Spain celebrates the
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Festival of San fine palmona is a wash in red and white
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this 9-day Festival has concerts religious processions
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feasts and lots of wine but the Highlight is this Pomona's famous bull
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run it begins at 8:00 a.m. participants run with six Bulls across the city's
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narrow Lanes the runners have less than 3 minutes they must outrun the heavy
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animals or risk being injured or Worse killed the Run leads the Bulls to the pona bull
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ring bull fights are held there and the animals are either injured or killed by
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the matadors today 11 people were injured during the Bull Run since 1924 16 people
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have died due to this the last death was in 2009 but how many bulls have died
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well nearly 68 every year hundreds of others have been injured or
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tortured it's a medieval horrible tradition um where Bulls are killed
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every single year at least 60 roughly per um year at this festival San fine
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alone however in the full year can be up to 7,000 bulls that are killed so we're
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here today to remind people that it is a terrible tradition not something that should be celebrated it's something that
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needs to be phased out because animals feel pain in the last decade protests have grown
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against the running of the bulls and the infamous bull fights in 2007 Spain had
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3,651 bull fighting events in 2022 it fell to
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1,546 Spain also canceled a national bull fighting prize it awarded a prize
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of over $30,000 to the winning Mador this has been scrapped for
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good so will Spain ever ditch bull fighting for good the country argues
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it's a part of their tradition but opposition is just growing 60% of
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Spaniards disapprove of bull fighting the Canary Islands banned it in
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1991 in 1997 Catalonia followed suit other parts of the country are yet to
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take such a move but subsidies for bull fighting are scarce now and it isn't just Spain's bull
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fighting that's under Fire Mexico has a similar bull Festival where animals are
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force-fed alcohol and dragged across rivers in boats South Africa has um kosi ukw Young
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Warriors chase a bull around an enclosure and wrestle and kill the animal India has jalik KATU a
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traditional bull taming sport participants try to tame Bulls in order to win a prize it often leads to the
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death of the animal the AR Islands have a grindar drop it's a sort of Drive
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hunting entire PODS of whales are surrounded by boats and forced onto the
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shore where they are killed so it's happening across the
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globe animals are being tortured or killed just for the sake of entertainment countries can defend it as
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their culture but the point is we must evolve with time so while sports like
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bull fighting are steeped in Tradition its continuity in the modern world is fraught with ethical and moral
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challenges do you think that TR time travel is possible you may say no but
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what have we told you that there are scientists who are planning to make it happen they want to transport people to
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a distant future and thousands of participants are willing but they will not zoom through
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black holes they will not travel in spaceships or fancy cars they will be
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frozen the concept is called cryonics where a person's body is frozen in the hope that a future civilization will
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reanimate it that is the eventual aim that one day the frozen body will be rewarmed and
42:17
revived kind of like a less gross version of mummification with the expectation that the mummy will come
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back to life now in day-to-day medicine freezing is already a useful technique albeit on
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a smaller scale doctors freeze blood cells bone marrow sperm and embryos but freezing a human body that's
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another ball game cryonics can begin only after a person is clinically and
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legally dead you cannot start freezing before that you have to die after death the procedure needs to happen quickly
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first dry ice is used to keep the body at a lower temperature so the body can can move to uh can be moved to a storage
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facility and once that happens the body is put in a chamber it is infused with chemicals the temperature is slowly
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lowered further below - 130° C this cold allows the cells to survive and the body
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is preserved much like people in a long-term coma except there's no no
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metabolism uh so to them you know no time is passing so people say Well they're not alive they must be dead well
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no there's kind of an in between states which is not really alive or dead uh you know by by kind of AC crud analogy you
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have
daytime and you have nighttime uh but you also have Twilight in between
because they kind of shade into one another so in our view uh dying is a
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process and cryic stops that process it puts dying on a pause and let you go
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into the future where we have greater capabilities to reverse that and bring you back to life it sounds like science
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fiction being frozen in time then Reawakening if successful this would be a massive break through but it's a very
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big if even the scientific Community is skeptical cryonic is generally viewed as
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a pseudo science in other words quackery while it promises to defy death there is
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no proof there is no evidence that CICS can revive people absolutely no guarantee or
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precedent the only group that you really see getting excited about the possibility are people who are sort of
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people who specialize in studying the distant future or people who have a stake and wanting you to pay the money
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to do it I don't really see any mainstream brain scientists
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physiologists people from Psychiatry who study the mind they're not lining up saying I think this is a Sound Idea
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moreover I don't think any of them do it but this has not discouraged the enthusiasts men of Science Tech Moguls
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like Jeff bzar Sam Alman Larry Pig included they've pledged hundreds of millions of dollars towards this cause
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500 people have Frozen their bodies already they're now stored in Vats around the world mostly in the US 500
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people have already done it more than 5,000 people want to follow suit they have signed up to be
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frozen usually the takers are uber wealthy which should not be surprising
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regular people have the real life to worry about not the afterlife so the also the procedure costs upwards of
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$200,000 the rates are lower if you just want to freeze your brain inside your
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severed head that happens too clearly buying Islands building Rockets and
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planning a trip to Mars is not enough so the wealthy are not only freezing their bodies they're also freezing their
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assets they're creating a Revival trust it is like a trust fund except it
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will not be passed down Generations it will be created by and for the Frozen dead it will be saved for when they come
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back to life basically if you're crazy Rich then your money can be immortal too but there's a slight problem this
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immortality depends on a tower of assumptions and and a lot of questions are you alive if your body is
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cryonically preserved if you are revived are you the same person in the eyes of the Lord no
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you cannot reverse a death certificate not yet also we don't know if the bodies are being frozen successfully so far the
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freezing services are crude soon after death parts of the brain stop working so imagine waking up 100 years later if you
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do wake up only to be a shell without a working brain kind of like a cognitive
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vegetable I'm still not clear how this works and cryonics does not have the answers but
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it promises to Never Say Never at best the concept comes through at worst we
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have a bunch of white walkers living amongst
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us about 2 million that's how many people suffer from diabetes in Australia
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the health concern is only growing but now Australia may have just the solution a sugar tax in other words a tax on
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sugar sweetened beverages like cold drinks energy drinks and sports drinks Australia wants to raise the price of
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drinks with added sugar to reduce their consumption if the tax is tax is implemented Australia will join 108
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countries in doing so 108 countries already have a sugar tax but is it effective and how does it
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work here's a report every 5 minutes in Australia
47:26
austan develops diabetes that's more than 300 people per day in total that's 1.9 million
47:34
Australians understandably diabetes is a major health concern in the country especially because much of it is
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avoidable type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disease meaning it can't be
47:47
prevented but type 2 diabetes is largely preventable its causes include poor diet
47:54
sedentary lifestyle and smoking yet type 2 diabetes accounts for most of
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the cases in Australia more than 1.3 million cases which is why recently
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diabetes became a matter of discussion in the parliament an investigation was
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held and subsequently a report was released it made a number of recommendations but the strongest among
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them is a measure that has already been adopted by 108 countries attacks on
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sugar sweetened beverages in simpler terms a sugar tax as the name suggests
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this is a tax on drinks with added sugar like soft drinks sports drinks fruit drinks and energy drinks often even
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fruit juice and milk-based drinks the tax raises their prices and this has a
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two-prong def it is a disincentive to buyers and it encourages companies to
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make drinks with less or no sugar so that they can avoid the tax and how much
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should the tax be in Mexico there's a tax of one peso or 0.056 per liter in the UK the tax
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depends on the sugar content the higher the content the higher the tax while there are variations the World
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Health Organization has one standard advice the tax should increase the retail price of sugary drinks by at
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least 20% that's the recommendation to make the tax a success which brings us to the
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next question is sugar tax effective evidence from several Nations proves
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that it is it has been a success in Mexico the country introduced its tax in
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2014 by 2016 there was a 37% reduction in the number of drinks bought or look
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at the UK sugar tax was first announced in 2016 it came into force in 2018 but
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only 3 years after the announcement was made the amount of sugar consumed by children from soft drinks hared in the
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UK it reduced by a third in adults that's a significant
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drop what's more the sugar tax may have prevented 5,000 cases of obesity every
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year it's a no-brainer that Sugar Tax Works experts know it research proves it
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and citizens want it according to a poll conducted by the World Health Organization a majority of people
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globally support increasing taxes on sugar sweetened beverages so what are the governments waiting for Australia
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has taken the first step in the right direction ction now it's time to make the deal sweeter by implementing the
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sugar tax and now it's time for Vantage shorts images that tell the story India's
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president dropadi murmu plays badminton with Olympic medalist sa Nal crayons
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melt in Las Vegas are made a searing Heatwave and Spain or England who will win the Euro finals the Oracle orangutan
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votes in favor of Spain finally we're taking you back in history on this day in 2006 a string of powerful blasts
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rocked India's Financial Capital Mumbai the bombs were placed in local trains more than 200 people were killed and
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about 700 were injured India says the blasts were linked to Pakistan we leave you with that thank you for watching
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