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"We have excess corn in various parts of our country with our farmers because China did not do what they said they were going to do. And Prime Minister 安倍晋三, on behalf of Japan, they're going to be buying all of that corn." — President Donald J. Trump

This afternoon I met Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the #G7 Summit to discuss further strengthening the UK’s relationship with India 🇮🇳🇬🇧 #TeamUK #G7Biarritz

When you have peace of mind, it's easier to cope with problems. Real change will come about not as a result of prayer, but of using intelligence and taking action.

Ours is a globalized world. Climate change affects us all; no one can hide from it. The global economy means we need to think of other people as members of one global family. This is why we need humane values based on common sense and common experience in our education systems.

Dear friends, I’m back. 1. Two months after I got released from prison, I’m arrested again. Even though it’s a heavy cross to bear, I expected that I would be arrested and prosecuted in this movement again.

Even Beijing and HKGov arrested and prosecuted me & Agnes Chow 周庭, we will not surrender even after we were charged with organising, leading and participating illegal protest. Hong Kong should not be a full-fledged authoritarian police state!

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What the hell???!!! 😡😡😡 Shocking footage of Hong Kong Police Force replicating the 721 Yuen Long Triads incident by going into MTR trains, randomly beating up passengers. Police brutality at its peak!!!!! How is that humanely acceptable?????😡😡😡😡😡 #hkpolicebrutality

#hkpolice suddenly rushed out of a train and used pepper spray in the platform in Prince Edward Station when protesters were actually leaving. #FreeHK #HKprotests #antiELAB

At HKIA, one officer chased a male protester who attempted to seek refuge in the male toilets. HKFP footage showed how the man tripped & was beaten by the officer with his baton. Full story: hongkongfp.com/2019/09/01/vid… @creery_J #HongKong #China #hongkongprotests #antiELAB

感动！！！ 这名在香港中文大学的内地男子在今天中大罢课现场大喊：结束一党专政！习近平下台！支持香港民主！我要真普选！

I belong to the 20th century generation, while many of you belong to the 21st century. What’s past is past, we can’t change it, but we can learn from it. What is clear is that the future of humanity is in our hands.

As a human being I am committed to trying to share with others that we are social creatures, because of which, whether we are religious believers or not, we need a sense of concern for others’ well-being.

Fear and anxiety easily give way to anger and violence. The opposite of fear is trust, which, related to warm-heartedness, boosts our self-confidence. Compassion also reduces fear, reflecting as it does a concern for others’ well-being. This is what really attracts friends.

Religion is about cultivating a more peaceful mind, so it’s disappointing if it becomes a source of conflict. Our traditions share a common message of love and compassion, patience and tolerance. If we also remember the advice about forgiveness, there’ll be no basis for conflict.

Our day-to-day existence is very much alive with hope, although there is no guarantee of our future. There is no guarantee that tomorrow at this time we will be here. But still we are working for that purely on the basis of hope. So, we need to make the best use of our time.

It’s quite right that students and today's younger generation should have serious concerns about the climate crisis and its effect on the environment. They are being very realistic about the future. They see we need to listen to scientists. We should encourage them.