ursula. >> under threat. >> yeah. under threat. but there's silver linings. melinda: thank you very much. and we will end our show with silver linings and with a warm thanks to all of you for being with us today. and to all of you out there, thanks for tuning in and see you soon. ♪ >> this week on global 3000 wee head to o rwanda, a laland withs of cell-phonones and little electricity. but there are climate-friendly chargiging stations. in the u.s, we meet a young environmental activist with near pop-star status. but first we go to afghanistan where a tv talent show is causing a commotion. it's one step too far for many conservative afghans. ♪ >> afghanistan is one of the world's poorest countries. its population has been living with conflict for decades.

ursula. >> under threat. >> yeah. under threat. but there's silver linings. melinda: thank you very much. and we will end our show with silver linings and with a warm thanks to all of you for being with us today. and to all of you out there, thanks for tuning in and see you soon. before. it's kind of private, [anima chatterining] simons: eve ensler is one of the most inspiring artists, activists, leleaders i've ever known. [cheering and applause] yeah, really. she has used the arts as a vehicle to accelerate the wakening of mass consciousness andnd to advance women's rights, healing, and justice through cultural activism more effectively y and more globally than ananyone in history. the thing i find most awawe-inspiring about eve, though, is the way that she continues to learn about the

ursula. >> under threat. >> yeah. under threat. but there's silver linings. melinda: thank you very much. and we will end our show with silver linings and with a warm thanks to all of you for being with us today. and to all of you out there, thanks for tuning in and see you soon. ♪ glad you could join us. in a competition where winning is everything, the eurovsion song contest promises winners fame with a hit song and at the very least, a special footnote in history. but for the rest, returning to normal life isn't easy. some years ago, corinna may's star shined brightly. as she competed for germany, the blind singer's name was on everyone's lips here. but after her loss, the fall from the spotlight was hard. i preferred, quite frankly, to go my tel room a have a good cry. i am only human. more about her experience is

ursula: i agree. i look at flows, the u.k. election has been unlike any other political of it we have seen in the last 18 months. anna: we have seen a lot of political events. ursula: that is true. manus: visit bigger than trump? ursula: we saw this wall of money going into ftse assets. a lot of investors me back to the market. that was another point in with investors coming back taking cash out of the sidelines. and it was a reflection very -- reflationary trade that was happening but it certainly happened. u.k. election has been unusually quiet. we were talking around the desk that we have not seen such low flows in this space for quite some time. the question is what is happening out there. when i checked with investors the view is we are not going to play the u.k., we will state benchmark. you do have exposure to the u.k. but it is confused. u.k. investors were needing some guidance. >> all it does is cloud what the government's strategy is. the talks are next week. manus: i do not know what he will do but that is unlikely

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