on the haqqani side, there are no cars at all.didn't exist and people started walking because they were afraid of the haqqani metro, so what's my point? my point is, by the way, the price becomes available when it adjusts itself, and the driver who travels a distance of 10 minutes has to drive for an hour and a half in traffic in the rain. it should be motivated let the supply happen in the market, and this is actually now the price mechanism and the market should speak from an economic point of view. do you think the prices are reasonable or mr. qaemi himself said that in 2018, a directive was signed by the minister of interior and the minister of the interior, mr. rahmani, and mr. rahmani fazli, based on the resolution that was approved by the ministers in 2015. mr. qaemi also recognized no conflict with the rules and regulations of the parliament the approval is not given, it is in accordance with the upstream laws , there is the market, the conditions that we always call the competition council and the regulatory body, now in

it is on the west side, both from the malasada and haqqani sides, there are no cars at all, there were no cars, there were no taxis, and people started walking to the haqqani subway, so what 's my opinion? that the driver who drives a distance of 10 minutes has to spend an hour and a half in traffic in the rain and have the motivation to take you to the market, and this is actually now the price mechanism and the market, economically speaking, yes. i was sorry that mr. ghaemi did not mention you now, with this method of prices, especially in the days when there is more traffic and weather , what do you think of the prices, the prices of mr. qaemi themselves, in 2018, a recipe was signed with the signature of the minister of the interior, mr. rahmani and mr. rahmani fazli. according to the resolution that was approved by the ministers in 2019, mr. qaemi's resolution has not been found to be in conflict with the laws of the parliament. in fact, there is a reference to smart pricing, which mr. zulfiqari said at the beginning of his speech, based on a series of indicators. including the di

there were no cars at all, there were no taxis, and people started walking to reach the haqqani metrotion, so what is my choice, my choice is this. by the way, the price when it adjusts itself makes the driver who drives a distance of 10 minutes it takes an hour. in half an hour in the traffic in the rain , he should have the motivation to bring you to the market, and this is actually the price mechanism and the market, from an economic point of view , talk later. with this method, the prices are clearly within days what do you think about the traffic load, the weather, the prices, the prices of manas or mr. qaemi themselves , in 1998, the recipe was signed by the minister of the interior and the minister of poisons. mr. rahmani and mr. rahmani fazli were signed based on the resolution that was approved by the minister in 1995, the same resolution by mr. qaemi, no conflict with the regulations was recognized by the parliament. smart that mr. zulfiqari said at the beginning of his speech, based on a series of indicators , including distance, including conditions, in fact, the supply th

as christiane said, the haqqani network has been around forever. one of the ancestors of the haqqanis, there's a picture of him with president reagan in the white house because the haqqanis where major fighters in the war against the soviet union. so when men fight for a long time, it's what they know to do. governing is really hard. making decisions about how you are going to give food to people, get agriculture going, good health care provided -- get health care provided, opening up schools, that takes a lot of work. and maybe there is more ways that the international community could intervene more quickly, both to prevent wars and then to try to end wars, then to try to help with transition so that services can start up again, and elections can be held and leaders can start to meet on a broad social basis. but you know, first, we have got to stop the wars from starting. [applause] >> this question is from ava. she says you all have been so inspiring, worked in extremely difficult circumstances to tell stories that were not being told, standing u

shiraz, nain and rafsanjan, even in the midst of his activities, he was arrested and detained along with haqqani. after the islamic revolution, imam juma was martyred, and in 1959 he became the ruler of the sharia court of the islamic revolution. judge i remember that one day i had a visit to the prison of shahid kechoui, a visit to the cells , at the end of one of the cells , the prisoner came and talked to him. he puts the newspapers that he had in his hand in the face of the accused, saying, for example , why did you do that? there is no law, he is convicted, he is serving his sentence , of course, these days he taught law at the university and authored several books. it was at the end of 1962 that this time another offer was made to him. parliament representative. he was a 41-year-old man at that time. i remember that he did not spend a single riyal on his own. we ourselves are from the same people that you asked for. once in the public hall of the parliament, he said that as soon as possible, the law on the right of investigation and investigation, which is required by article 76 of the con

against the regime of he used to give speeches even in the middle of his activities along with martyr haqqani , he was arrested and detained. after the islamic revolution, imam juma was martyred and in 1959 he was also the ruler of the sharia court of the islamic revolution in karaj. which had cells when they reach one of the cells, that prisoner comes he is talking to one of the people around here who are under the control of mr. shahid soltani . he puts the newspapers in his hand in the face of the accused, saying, for example , why did you do that? he is serving his sentence, of course , he was also teaching law at the university these days. and he also authored several books. it was at the end of 1962 that this time another offer was made to him. parliament representative. he was a 41-year-old man at that time. i remember that he did not spend a single riyal on his own. we ourselves are from the same people that you are asking for when i was a candidate, we used to get 5 to 10 tomans. 10,000 tomans back when we were collecting these and tabli expenses. he once said in the public hall of t

even among his activities , he was arrested along with shahid haqqani. today is the day of freedom after the islamic revolution, imam juma was martyred, and the year 59 is also the ruler the sharia court of the islamic revolution in karaj was the judge. i remember that one day i had a visit to shahid kechoui prison, a visit to the cells, when they arrived at one of the cells , the prisoner came and talked to them. he puts it in the face of the accused, for example, why did you do that, shahid soltani , he comes back, why did you hit him, this hitting you has no legal aspect. he is serving his sentence. of course, these days he taught law at the university and had several textbooks. it was at the end of 1962 that this time another offer was made to him. parliament representative. he was a 41-year-old man at that time. i remember that he didn't spend a strange riyal himself. we ourselves are from the same people who were asked to be candidates. we used to get money with the help of 5 tomans, 10 tomans, 10,000 tomans, 5 tomans. at that time, when we were co

let's speak to husain haqqani, pakistan's former ambassador to the united states, joining me in abu dhabion the programme. what do you make first of all of the fragmented nature of the results we've had? the fragmented — nature of the results we've had? tie: fragmented nature nature of the results we've had? tue: fragmented nature of nature of the results we've had? tt2 fragmented nature of the result essentially reflects the fragmented nature of pakistan's society day. it is polarised, the supporters of imran khan have made a massive showing in the election. they overcame old repression and intimidation. at the same time, the fact remains they and their party have not been willing to cooperate with any other party in the past, and will find it difficult to find coalition partners. and beyond this, there is the pakistani establishment, the military, which is behind—the—scenes and not behind—the—scenes role in coalition forming as well as running the government. imran khan is out of favour with the military. you mentioned _ favour with the military. you mentioned unrest _ favour with the m

earlier, i asked husain haqqani, pakistan s former ambassador to the united states, what does he make the result essentially reflects the fragmented nature of pakistan's society. it is polarised, the supporters of imran khan have made a massive showing in the selection. they overcame all kinds of repression and intimidation. at the same time, the fact remains they and their party have not been willing to cooperate with any other political party in the past, and will find it difficult to find coalition partners. and beyond this, there is the establishment, the pakistani military which plays a behind—the—scenes and not so behind—the—scenes and not so behind—the—scenes role in coalition forming as well as running of the government. imran khan and his party are out of favour with the military. you mentioned unrest and the military. if we see more unrest, in a sense the military then has to step in even further, and i suppose that gives them more control, not less. �* , ,., , that gives them more control, not less. �* , , ., ., , that gives them more control, not less. n, , ., ., , , less.

that should be so unsurprising whenever you talk about this safe haven of terror that's run by the haqqanin and also isis core son. the united states left billions of dollars in defense articles and furthermore since the 2021 withdrawal, special i.g. john solve co-says he has actually found that we have still continued to send almost $8 billion. >> brian: what? >> even though we know the country is under taliban control. >> brian: $8 billion. guess what? reports are afghanistan has opened up training camps there again. >> brian: you could argue without much effort if we don't leave afghanistan the way we did, putin doesn't surround and invade ukraine and it doesn't -- and it plays a role, i believe what is happening in the middle east right now. >> brian, that's exactly right. they witnessed exactly what happened. and i can tell you that right before president trump left office. he had already made arrangement troop strength 5,000 as generals recommended. that same recommendation was made to biden and he ignored it because he wanted to play political optics. billion dollars in the hands an