that's where she met under the sulaiman who worked for the red cross seeing the war and his homeland syria, he sought refuge in his mother's homeland east in ukraine and found himself in another rural sir. she told florence to little his stomach was just done with the customer was chris with cousin was submitted to deal with him, would recite this feel was created by itself in some way. so with us, sir, we were full in reality and we realized during the human, something bigger in the documentary, his story becomes a universal one. turning the film into a meditation on the nature of war itself. ukraine's military on parade a fascinating and disconcerting sight. but to day the filmmaker says this scene has taken on a new meaning before that, sir? ah, a lot of people, i'm a bro bay. they said that it's like a militarization or something. greg, that's buy bread. now we could see that actually right now, this people that protects him ourselves from these crazy army. the homelands of both andries salih, men's parents are caught up in wools. his father stays in contact with other family mem

when we spoke with the filmmaker in early march, henri sulaiman was okay. he wasn't on bass, but in another city. his messages were brief. back then when she was filming, she accompanied him when he visited his uncle in an iraqi refugee camp. she wanted to show horse physical and psychological effects and how war and peace alternate. i just want to tell that the, it's like a circle and we're like a go in there on the circle every time in our history. ah strong, the very, very beginning from bench in time. so we are starting this war and we couldn't starboard 100. see me and maybe that see something inside ourselves. why start wolves? when we long for peace? where does the urge to fight to come from? for a country or for those we love her film asks these questions once that now calls go over sleepless nights. but she says, now's not the time to go looking for answers, we decided with my friends. we decided to sell it to larry, and in the hope that we will as soon it's really my hope is we will go further forward. and we will try to derek your by our territor

is a no nonsense policy ok i want to speak to a gentleman from the tourism committee whose name is sulaiman john and is it a question of marketing or is it just that people have become complacent that this is how things work here and this is how they will continue to work days from thing that require responsible tourism. who is you know who. you know form 6 but we also have responsible. to develop our local communities i think it is something that is a holistic approach that we need to take at least. you know responsible through the . vote on the ministry because this policy is already in place come back and ask about implementation but i want to go back to something this is a cause and effect to 6 years in the cause being unemployment can you talk to me about that was a situation like for young people here this courageous because like we were talking about a town we have about 41.5 percent of young people who are unemployed in this country so you will realize that there is a high tendency of young people getting themselves involved in certain acts that can just give them income but also i

in a car plus niko sulaiman good bye seats for steve you did not cite above i follow spain. now is a super good. time to come seems to snooze loads up b.c. . leave the house parliament. since the last leg. was a little. more. subtle than the bump in the boot. the book model sort of flip flop he stole the book. the big. bang playing live young man playing small smooth misnamed comes door sleep on the bus leaves most old moves comes to something new something new. moves slowly climbed the leaves move a stylus absorbedly new budding comes to slug moves the most notably the messiah come in mind the to come play the. song. let loose all the bands of. the band. me play the song live up to the bullies lock submodel going to. move. the ball the ball. moves. smooth moves other man. slowly let me. know i'm. playing a little a a a not a low bowling league moves to a. movement. to finish the ball play the big play. the be some of the flame blog the best place to get. the blame the book move the ball . play the ball observe the be . the ball player. thank. you. states there's obviously s

my car problem copilot sulaiman good bye see. you here that side of my our plane. is a superior. guns this music seem. to be able. to land. only. a small. odd sort of the flip flop be the big. skinny guy in a new man seems small slim. misnamed koestler steampunk movement companies absorb new. movie the stones say something new something new. is supposed moldovan the old me living our lives absorbed in a new budget cuts this upcoming song mostly the messiah come into my life the most was not my. belief the ball. coming. movement look above the team. play league law the ball up to the. top the bottom of. the little mix of. the other man. were smolts met me. blame blame blame blame blame blame blame blame blame blame the flu moves on english. not english odds are the main. good. news. for. the book movie . move. the ball. moves. move closer. to. the beginning to. move move move . state says loosely some clients so small deafened that assumed them bombs i'm sorry . to say all right. families i'm calling them feign death so i. see how peaceful this seems the seeds of smuggling my to b

think he was african footballer of the year he's our icon can apply to any merit donor but sulaiman shareef. have that if. i. sharif is one of the most famous people in the country. everyone knows him as long dog through african footballer of the year that i overheard he's the only guinea and to have ever won that title. and i was a good over bad. boy yes i love her. and yet you know what. i say to me is my fatherland you know it's my fatherland and germany is my motherland. but the girl the horns are part of sharif was 25 years old when he met his future wife in the city of boki the solicitor foretold in monday's are the photos from our wedding. so me and solomon. little set into something will. last. and it was. nearly. so not much this was in germany in the brandenburg. sample for so many. such images and for the sea that it took the needs of our children. i seem also. to for. some tongue he devotes all of us time to. play with. he's always away somewhere so he doesn't have much time 1st children so long football is his life 1st he had a career as a player and then as a technical directo

russia's state owned energy giant gazprom and is a very close friend of lattimer putin and then there is sulaiman kerry for whose family controls russia's largest gold producer with a net worth of six point four billion dollars he was ranked by forbes magazine as russia's twentieth wealthiest businessmen our rate to these sanctions are growing all the way to the top and to talk more about what just happened we can go to washington to do naaman talk to us a little bit more alexandra about these sanctions. the sanctions imposed today. that people targeted by the same shoes have in you as your addictions and bars american americans from doing business with them and the thinking behind it is that the best way to punish putin's aggressive behavior is to go after people close to him but the problem is that we cannot say whether the same sions can have an effect because they're not coming as a surprise there was a list of potential targets published by the you asked treasury department's months ago so people on this list had time to prepare or maybe to move their essence out of reach of you ass western

atmosphere only lasted a few months but the internet opened up a different world for young people like karim sulaiman he was 18 when the arab spring reached syria and people started demanding democracy assad responded with force 6 years ago karim was blown up by a bomb while recording the civil war a user of our cities are on the phone and. bears witness to assad's crimes. i was not a militant i just use my voice and my camera that i had to watch as the cameraman was killed right beside me while i was reporting that i almost lost my leg. on a sort of prison. karim fled from his homeland in syria to the german capital. for him the elections that take place in syria have no credibility. it's all just a circus a made up drama. drama. that was husband and son have been missing in syria for the last 8 years she blames the regime. the last one who are damaged when assad is celebrating 20 years in power i can only hope that one day he will answer for his crimes in courts and in syria not in europe. but why is not giving up hope. for the sake of her family and for other victims of the assad regime. ok time n

nation. fiji impounded the vessel last month after washington linked its ownership to russian oligarch. sulaiman caramels. german chancellor, olaf sholtes. as promised to boost germany's military mission in lithuania. on tuesday he met with the leaders of lithuania as lexia and estonia. the baltic nations all share a border with russia and want a stronger nato presence. corporation. this is my german chancellor. allah shall send the 20 and president guitars know said i wanted to come. they did to announce preparations for an expansion of the multinational nato combat. you need currently station in the through area. and all i felt was keen to shut down criticism regarding germany support to ukraine with a dual credit vitamin roughly we will continue supporting ukraine with weapons deliveries. germany has been doing this more intensely than almost anybody else and will continue with support in the near term. as long as will be needed to rebuff russian aggression to chrome. but words are not enough for both ukraine and nato allies, which press berlin to step up its military support with the baltic

i'm a day a belongs to sanctioned russian oligarch. sulaiman cutting off, it was seized at the request of us authorities. the u. k. has approved the extradition of wiki leaks founder julian assange to the united states. he's want to bear on 18 criminal charges including spine. washington says assange put lives at risk by publishing troves of classified military records and diplomatic correspondence. a sondra supporters are firing to fight the decision. 175, he is in prison. that's the maximum sentence wiki lakes founder julian assange could face in the us. the u. k is home secretary has now moved him a step closer ordering his extradition. but the assange team say they'll appeal using every legal avenue to keep him out of us hands. the fact is that if he's expedited to the united states, the conditions he will be under will be so oppressive the case he is facing is so oppressive that it will drive him to take his own life. the u. s. accuses assange of working with whistleblower chelsea manning to steal and publish classified material from military operations in iraq and afghanistan. pe

then he was african footballer of the year he's our icon not platini not marathoner but sulaiman shareef. i. have that. i. sharif has one of the most famous people in the country. everyone knows him as ballon d'or through african footballer of the year that i know he's the only guinea and to have ever won that title. and i wasn't good over that if you look at the right. and yet you know what i heard them all i say guinea is my fatherland you know it's my fatherland and germany is my motherland. but the go the horns are part of sharif was 25 years old when he met his future wife in the city of pokey. to sell us a default to deny these are the photos from our wedding. me and sell them on. to some sequel. and it was. near la bianca. my this was in germany in the brandenburg. simple for so many. similar. to see that it took and these are our children and i seem also. to for. some tongue. all of us time to. play with. he's always away somewhere so he doesn't have much time 1st children so long football is life 1st he had a career as a player and then as a technical director at the football as

all over the world who live in berlin what do they like about their city today we talked to had made sulaiman. when i left syria. and needed to start a new project and i've always wanted to work on my animation before and more to comics this was also. some sort of peace and sort of cathartic like to express yourself it's like some sort right it's like getting. i came here for the first time but. since this moment i said ok. to be interesting i like. this. new contemporary culture everywhere. the freedom of speech itself its basic already artistic view syria are not allowed to touch subjects like six political order illusion the stake here what what should you work about if you can't speak of any sensitive subject so. it's really amazing to have this freedom of speech for expressing yourself in all kinds of forms and media . here they get to see the work of the french. where they were having ghetto you know about at the picture. and how the destruction effect it's. like homs. syria. the end of two thousand and eleven i went to paris and it was i was that of course when i see photos coming from

from all over the world who live in but what do they like about their city today we talked to had made sulaiman. when i left syria. and needed to start a new project i've always wanted to work on my animation before more to comics this was also. some sort of peace some sort of cathartic experience you're saying it's like some sort right it's like getting you . i gave you for the first but. since this moment i said ok this is t.v. seems to be interesting that. it's. this. new. everywhere. the freedom of speech itself its basic already how to save you syria are not allowed to touch subjects like six bullets or delusion this day what what should you work about if you can't speak of any sensitive subject so. it's really amazing to have this freedom of speech for expressing yourself in all kinds of forms and media. here are they going to view the war. in their way and through their having to tell you that about at the picture and how their destruction effect it's. almost. like. they went to paris. as i was of course when they see photos coming from homs and they beginning there are. more and more an

forced to leave in the past few years because their homes we watched and went by floods one of them sulaiman couple. of years already built 2 houses on the island even the 2nd one is through to the rising water. most of his belongings he ses have already been carried out to some. having lived. because this is where i grew up and i've lived all my life here it's where i built my house 1st the water washed away the last trees and then he took my house with not i built another house but the water will soon take that one too now i have left the island and settled on a larger one nearer to the main out of the fight for life to us 5 or settle now. suleiman covers couldn't afford to visit all the wolf in me on the mainland immediately his wife still lives on young guy and his children are with realities starting a new life is expensive most people here live or no more than $0.10 a day suliman carbonneau tries to save some of the money he makes from fishing so $1.00 day the rest of his family can join him now he leaves on shipboard island but even there he is afraid of flooding the threat of rising

attack on sulaiman you from side there's a was not on that young and too little it wasn't the erectors it's when this attack who would have been on the on the right there is really the story different because that the that you say have attacked iran which would not have been in this case the attack on the johnson. man and now they're actually of iran also iran attacked also american bases in iraq they've been. both for these 2 signals are very important for the 4 for 2 and to analyze the situation now and to state both sides i think it's kind of of hidden message between both sides to that we now we now we have to do to try to to to to control the situation somehow and yet you know we also know that iran has massive influence in iraq at the moment there are various most are groups that are created by gen so the money he was the one who led them and their intent was also to get rid of u.s. influence in the region is there a chance that we could see those militia groups that are acting in the interest iran here carry out further attacks in. the militia could could could could do more att

from all over the world who live in but what do they like about their city today we talked to how made sulaiman. when i left syria. i needed to start a new project i've always wanted to work only for animation before and more to comics this was also. some sort of peace and sort of cathartic experience you're saying it's like some sort right it's like getting the news. that it gave you for the first time but it's yours. since this moment ok this seems to be interesting. it's. a. new concept. everywhere. for freedom of speech it's. just basic already how to stay in syria are not allowed to touch subjects like six political order illusion this leg here but what should you work about if you can't speak of any sensitive subject here it's really amazing to have this freedom of speech of expressing yourself in all kinds of forms and media. there we have here you see the war. in the way and today we're having ghetto at the picture and you know the destruction effect it's. like homes. and live and i went to paris and it was i was that of course when i see photos coming from homes and they're beginning.

hey, that's where she met under the sulaiman who worked for the red cross fleeing the war. in his homeland syria, he sought refuge in his mother's homeland easton ukraine and found himself and another. wilson boy, she told them coronel tomorrow. his stomach was most just smith with the 1st month is chris with mister with jim wood, missouri. this phil was created by itself in some way. so it us, so we were full in reality and we realized during the human, it's something bigger. in the documentary, his story becomes a universal one. turning the film into a meditation on the nature of war itself. ukraine's military on parade a fascinating and disconcerting sight. but to day the filmmaker says this scene has taken on a new meaning before that. so i lot of people, i'm a bro bay. they said that it's like a militarization or something. great, that's buy bread. now we could see that actually right now, this people that protects him ourselves from these crazy army. the homelands of both andries salih, men's parents are caught up in wools, his father stays in contact with all the fam

from all over the world who live in but what do they like about their city today we talked to how mean sulaiman. when i left syria. i needed to start a new project and i've always wanted to work on my animation before more to comics this was also helping me psychologically i mean it's some sort of peace and sort of guitar to play to express yourself it's like some sort right it's like getting you. gave you for the first time but they succeeded. since this moment ok. seems to be interesting. it's. a. new contemporary culture everywhere. for freedom of speech it's. basic already how to say you syria are not allowed to touch subjects lake city political order religion this day. what should you work about if you can't speak of any sensitive subject here it's really amazing to have this freedom of speech for expressing yourself in all kinds of forms and media. here they get you into war. in the way and they were having to tell you that well at the picture and you have their destruction in effect it's. for months. and they went to paris and. of course when they seen photos coming from homs and they'r

you know mr sulaiman please come with me. to. have a seat. today your appointment is with me as your regular doctor is on holiday is that ok if this is ok no problem. mother died in syria 2 weeks ago he's haunted by the fact he couldn't be there with her. she was very ill. and then she was taken to hospital. i tried to speak with her but she could no longer talk and didn't recognise me anymore and that. my daughter for me well actually. he's very close to his family in syria is father died when mustafa was just 14 so as the eldest child he assumed responsibility early on when his mother raised 9 children on her own. and she must have been a strong woman. a very strong woman very strong. this is the sam sifton this is from india and you have experienced a lot of terrible things in born a lot of pain. but i think you're doing well now to sound good looking to the future and concentrating on yourself and your children think. you can be proud of yourself something. mostafa is still having a hard time finding his place in germany many of the syria

back and shake district it was here that father enjoyed his most productive spell as a professional sulaiman sunday spent 4 years chasing the goals for backing shots in the bundesliga. it sounds very much a case of like father like son that well gets it from both. their mother was a rhythmic gymnastics german champion. i think it was indeed for much of the 1900, you know, of the best. sonny was west, germany's best in class. sonny see, eniac, kicked off his professional career with freiburg when he became a firm fans' favorite. and in 108788, the bun disney gets to help score out his next stop the but in this league, my online mentions to god which club, but i know way too big for me. so i should go ask maybe a smaller club. but with $51.00 goes, when you're in back and back inside syria, once in a remains to this day, among the bundesliga is top 5 african score as throw in $55.00 appearances for senegal. and it's a sizeable legacy. and you should have been schooled some great goals with donald, that's a good run. takes some doing on one level, we had an in-house role model, but it was a lon

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american troops that is against american interests and breach region that's why i think the killing of sulaiman money was not a very you wise thing to do on american side i think it helped that the iranian regime in the sense that. they had a lot of problems was internal turmoil and in the last weeks and months you know we we saw the protests on the streets and they were continuing and now we have a mentor where the population is concerned about something else and that's the threat from outside and so. iran and their leadership has contained this. this address and that's why why it's favoring. the government only all of the iranian leaders who have spoken since the u.s. targeted killing of some of the money have said basically there is one central thing they want and that is for the u.s. to get out of the region is that more likely to happen now. well i'm not sure because the although. certainly one could argue that all this has not been to the benefit of u.s. interests in the region but the vote by the iraqi parliament to call for the expulsion of all foreign troops is non-binding and it has b

businesses best on the weekend sulaiman ia is well known for its lively nightlife. but also it's different every day sometimes i feel 100 sometimes 300 but. the city and region have been recovering from years of war most recently the onslaught of the so-called islamic state. both the situation has improved back then people didn't go out they didn't have jobs or money but now things are looking up better but on the better people are doing of it the better it is for me to get out of a bunch of women by. car one is no it's busy with plenty of gas every night of the week. that's what i always eat shifter when i come here. it's the best meal. seeing as we're already on the topic of food let's head to mexico in the country's rural areas traditional cuisine is still very much an integrity part of life but how much longer are reports a catchy adjourned i traveled to china in mexico to meet local people who are determined to preserve their traditions in the kitchen and out in the fields. in the village of cotton as the men set off for work in the morning the women meanwhile

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state owned energy giant gas problem and is a very close friend to vladimir putin and then there is sulaiman caramel whose family controls russia's largest gold producer with a net worth of six point four billion dollars he was ranked by forbes magazine as russia's twentieth wealthiest businessman all right to join us now joining us now on this breaking development out of washington is alexander fun and nominee alexander very good to see you are these measures intended to punish russia for its meddling in the u.s. election. well the officials who briefed us on this saying sions told us that they believe that that's the best way to punish putin's aggressive behavior around the world and they explicitly mentioned russia's annexation of crimea and the situation in eastern ukraine russia's support of the regime and russia's cyber activities meaning russia's alleged meddling in you as election but this meddling is apparently not the only reason and the you asked officials told us that they think that it's the best way to get put in attention to go after people close to him as you mentioned his so

you know mr sulaiman please come with me. to. have a seat. today your point in his with me as your regular doctor is on holiday is that ok. this is ok no problem. mother died in syria 2 weeks ago he's haunted by the fact he couldn't be there with her. she was very ill. and then she was taken to hospital. i tried to speak with her but she could no longer talk and didn't recognize me anymore and that. my daughter for me well actually. he's very close to his family in syria is father died when mustafa was just 14 so as the eldest child he assumed responsibility early on who is mother raise 9 children on her own. and she must have been a strong woman. a very strong woman very strong. this is the santa he lives with from me and you have experienced a lot of terrible things and borne a lot of pain. but i think you're doing well now to sound good looking to the future and concentrating on yourself and your children into something. you can be proud of yourself he said. mostafa is still having a hard time finding his place in germany many of the syria