no matter how you take it out, we're bringing the news and current affairs. ah ah, this is al jazeera. ah, hello, i'm about this and this is the news, our life from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. countries offered their help to fight wildfires, bunny and turkey's dreaded ravaged southern coastal resorts. afghanistan's president blaine's the fast paced withdrawal of international troops. his forces struggled to hold back taliban advances,

testing and travel restrictions in and out of beijing. china tried to prevent covered 1900 delta various from taking home and abandon rushing limp, expensive times to seek asylum and poland, seeing she won't be safe at home. i'm trying to get over the lake this year and then pick us the dog jim. that's the most vile compound she'll compete in the balance being final, after pulling out of all of the other events to focus on her mental health. ah good. high temperatures installed windsor pushing turkeys, wildfire emergency towards a 2nd week. at least 8 people are known to have died. many more have lost their homes. the fires of toiling through forests near southern beach resorts. neil, it's burning, it's obviously burning. there's no plane, there's no helicopter, there is no roads. how is this going to be extinguished? how are you?

sure. the young adam is right now. we're waiting for the village to burn. our hands are tied to the soldiers made us evacuate the village. the women, everyone vacuum, the village is burning. yup, that was the main concern now is 75 in the coastal provinces of antonio and morgan, as well as to sell it in the southeast. the european union is supplying water bombing planes for ukraine. russia as a by john and iran are also sending held vessel. santa has more from antonia province. we are in the will of colombia in the town of mine. i would got one of the worst district by the wildfires in turkey. and it's been a village just 3 days ago, a married couple had been killed by the fires. a german women married to a turkish men have leave here for 20 years. and 3 days ago, the fires took their life and left 6 other people seriously injured. so this

will, it has around $100.00 houses and $58.00 out of them. how be either completely destroyed or partly damaged. you can just see behind me how the houses, how be great by the blazes and left re and so the 1st forest fire. how be reported in your own weapons. and soon after that there has been several reports of the fire wrapped in in many provinces, across the country. so far that has been the fires forest fires going on in 25 different provinces. at 132 locations, the goldman says that 125 of them either being completely extinguished or pay had been taken under the control. but at 7 active zones, the fires is still continued. while they are driving turkey's fires is causing

similar emergencies in italy and grease fire crusade. they faced more than $100.00 . $800.00 wildfires in populated areas during the past few days was in basra. the reports record high temperatures have prompted dozens of wildfires in european countries. in greece, cruise have been battling large fires with water bomber plains and helicopters, fires destroyed homes and farms and prompted evacuations of populated areas. here's my house. you can see i had nothing left, only the cold i'm wearing, we me and my wife and the child. nothing is like the shop people right now. we need help straight away. we have no health, no water, no, absolutely nothing. they bought an estimated 60 forest fires broke out in the past 24 hours. most real quickly brought under control. but local weather service is predicting higher temperatures in the coming days in areas already experiencing

a heat way. but with us, if it was a nightmare last night, the situation was really bad. there was inaccessible and with strong winds it was not easy for help to reach the area on the river after the disaster that happened here is tremendous before the fire. this area was an exceptionally green lung of the earth. in italy, extreme weather brought floods to the north and fires to cities. across the south, dozens of people have been relocated from coastal towns and firefighters on the island of sicily battled dozens of wildfires. there all this is, temperatures continue to climb. in basra, v o 20. i can present us off. connie's told parliament the countries facing a state of aggression by taliban fighters or attacking several cities is also repeated. that is, governments been surprised by how fast us forces are withdrawing. is blaming much of the current situation on the decision to remove the troops. and he says his government has planned to bring things under control within 6 months. but he hasn't

gone into detail. well, the taliban has taken more territory in recent weeks than it did at any time since it fell from power. 20 years ago. in may. it controlled about 20 percent of of ghana, stan, but as us and other funding troops have been withdrawing. taliban fighters are ramping up that attacks. and the last 2 months, half the country has fallen under taliban rule. it's a critical test for the afghan government as the fight as advance and surround the capital capital. in the past 24 hours, the on group has moved in from the outskirts to the hearts of the cities last august, and kind of hot diplomatic attitude. james base reports from the capital capital as fighting has intensified and moved in to 3 of afghanistan's main cities. the president dash ref connie has again been addressing his people. he spoke to members of parliament. the 3rd speech gone is made in a week. each time he's talked about the grave security situation,

but there's been no fresh action announced no details of his plan to reverse the taliban advance where they need a moment. been it that we are aware of current problems and dangers, god willing. the security and defense forces will be getting stronger day by day in the coming 6 months. and we will reach an optimal situation again. so a 6 month time line to turn things around, but with absolutely no detail things moving very fast and they're not going the government's way. and some diplomats getting impatient with gone his approach. they believe he needs to rally his people around a new detailed military plan. now, as the taliban makes advances, their hand is strengthened in any future negotiations. it's expected talks in doha will resume in the next 2 weeks. the taliban former finance minister now living in cobble says it's time for the president to accept the groups demands to release

a further 7000 troops in exchange for a ceasefire. but they're out of the door much. i'm a said to stop all fighting and to bring and implement to cease fire, both sides of the conflict, the government, and the time the bog should take steps to build trust. it's clear the afghan government needs not just a plan to turn things around on the battlefield, but also to change the national mood. there's a perception, even among some governments supporters, that the taliban is now winning. james bays al jazeera, cobble where the u. s. in britain are among countries calling for an immediate cease fire across afghan. i stand there embassies highlighting allegations from of kenneth times independent human rights commission that the taliban massacred civilians in the time of spin bull dyke on the border with pakistan. taliban fighters to control them on july, the 14th posting on twitter, the embassy said if the accusations are proved, they may amount to war crimes. on in the meantime,

the united states is says it's going to take in thousands more african refugees have been working with the u. s. because of the increased threat from the taliban. the expanded refugee program will include off guns linked to us funded projects, as well as non governmental and media organizations. as a taliban games, more grimes, the refugees say they're getting more worried about their safety. more than 200 afghan interpreters arrived in the u. s. on friday, or roslyn. jordan's following developments from the us state department, a ros. this sounds in principle like a good offer from the, the u. s. is it as good as it sounds? well, it all comes down to whether you are the people who are theoretically eligible under this expanded refugee designation can actually get out of the country. that is the 1st step for any person who wants to claim refugee status in another country. they

have to leave their home country, and this is a very difficult prospect because many of the people who were working with the u. s . based media organizations or n g o r in parts of the country now controlled by the tall bond. the us military is for all intents and purposes, basically out of the country, it has not been involved in the relocation so far of afghan interpreters and their families. and so because they weren't involved in that process, it's basically the same situation with those who work with n g o or media organizations. these people are essentially on their they have to find their way out of the country in order to start the process of trying to come to the united states. and the u. s. embassy in the u. k. embassy, demanding a ceasefire from the taliban. is there any indication that the taliban might be willing to listen? it doesn't seem as if it is they are making considerable progress in reclaiming

territory in many parts of the country. and they are also re establishing their political control in those areas which they have regained from afghan national security forces. so unless there is some sort of breakthrough in diplomatic talks underway in doha, it's unlikely that the taller bond is going to stop what it's doing. there wasn't even a cease fire over the recent eat holiday. because when jordan talking to us from the us state department, ross, thanks very much indeed. as well as violence. soft guns also having to deal with floods and landslides, at least a 100 people have been killed. buskey workers in noticed on province and diggings, who deborah for survivors. the districts on the taliban console, which the government says makes it difficult for it to provide assistance, food and shelter. with all my sleeping in my house in 10 minute the floods came in troy,

everything 10 members of my family were killed. we've just found a child and a woman. the others are still missing. 20 more i had on the news are including the court jones once again in the case of for palestinian families fighting against forced expulsion from their homes in occupied east jerusalem. a referendum in prosecuting mexico was former president george. few voters written questions about his legitimacy and olympic boxes. investigate after an athlete breaks the laws with a protest on the podium. in an outbreak of several 100 cases of the delta variant in china is forcing millions of people into new locked jones and sort of started in non ging for 9 airport cleaners . tested positive infections were traced back to a flight which arrived from russia. one and a half 1000000 people are now under lock time into the city of young jersey and

outbreak. a theater there, so cases rise nationwide as tourist returned home. the government's cut transport links to areas with positive cases. it's also cordoned off residential compounds and put some people in quarantine and several new cases of emerged in will. hon, where covered 1900 was 1st detected in late 2019. they were reported among migrant workers at a train station. the delta variant accounts for a large majority of new corona, virus infections around the world. now you can see this and some of the data being compiled by co variance dot org and, and he says recording about 40000 cases a day and out of the ones tested by health officials. the delta variant made up about 93 percent. there's been about 11000 new infections a day in south africa. the delta variant accounted for about 80 percent of those in the u. k. nearly all corona virus cases show the delta vary and it's also reporting about 30000 infections a day in the u. s. 93 percent of tests being analyzed,

a showing the delta various, the 7 day average there has been about 70000 cases, a dozen. i know these father smith is of x and ologist and professor of emergency emerging infectious diseases at the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine . she's joining us via skype from the sun in switzerland. it's good to have you with us on august the the, let's talk about the situation in china, given the fact that china has more, perhaps experience of dealing with us than any other country in the world. do you think it's prepared to deal with this latest outbreak? china, i will, i think all the plans again, kinda concerned about the reputation as well. that has learned from the experience. it was successful over the past, more than 12 months, and we'll do everything just off the brain. do you think that the way that china dealt with the break originally will still apply in cases of the delta variance or

they're going to have to change their approach? so indeed, the delta band is of more concerned because because it's bored, transmissible, it's more contagious. even short contact time can facilitate at the transmission the spread. we know that the while the higher the duration of shedding is higher. so it just, it just worries some variance. so i think china will, will continue to use all the tools that they use in the past. but in addition, they have 2 new tools. and 11 obviously is, and they do a lot of math testing which will help possible early on in the, in the upgrade because we just did not have enough tests. so they doing real math testing on millions of people. and it's incredible achievement, really. second, of course we now do have the most effective tool at hand,

and that is, and they're just faxing. so trying to handle it out to back seeing, but i think more than 1600000000 people have been vaccinated. so we would expect that we will be more mile of the severe disease, but not everyone bets an agent. so we will still see that and hope plantation. one of the differences with this, this break in china is of course the, the scale of the issues you were just talking about there. all those china has been able to run pockets vaccination program. we're still talking about cases which are spreading further across china and some of those areas of course, are going to be remote areas, aren't they? so there is still an issue in terms of managing to get to all of the case to be able to effectively get ahead of the wave of infections covering china. i think it's, i need to realize that the kind of brig really does pose a threat to the country and that is because it's a small fire everywhere. i think more than 50 problems that are now affected.

although the mobile number, i think is about 300 pill, again, what we see in europe or the us it, the worry here is it, then it is gathered around the country and it makes it much harder to control. one of the key elements of dealing with this virus throughout the course of the pandemic is of course been sharing information. do you think that given the experience that china has in this, that is going to be more willing to share its experiences? and it's knowledge with the rest of the world, particularly for example, with the united states and with india as well, who are dealing with significant case numbers. i do think so. i do hope so. i think we can hold on for each other. this is the time right globally, we have to come together and work together. daughter, i mean why smith, we appreciate your joining us and i'll just to thank you very much. indeed for your time cases uncovered 19 or rising across the asia

pacific region. then he put on nations have been struggling to provide adequate medical treatment and oxygen supplies. meanwhile, welfare countries like australia, south korea and japan have been unable to control the surge, despite imposing locked downs and strict government measures. robert bryan has more across asia pacific countries that had one seem to have the pandemic under control . continue to struggle with surgeon cases. vietnam now extended restrictions in its business hub hotel room in city and in 18 other cities and provinces. 85 percent of all of its cases throughout the pandemic have been recorded just in the past months . and while a 3rd of indonesia, total deaths have been recorded over the same period as the country hardest hitting the region. it has now extended restrictions beyond its most populous islands. java in japan, state of emergency measures, are now in force in 3 prefecture,

neighboring tokyo, as well as osaka, as the olympic games continue. fans who have been banned from venues have been gathering to watch events on public roads defying calls to stay home. when i get a big now, i really should have avoided coming out, but i would have dreaded if i missed this opportunity. so i decided to come in australia, army patrols and now helping to enforce lockdown restrictions in sydney while the lockdown, imposed on the city of brisbin has been extended australia like other asia pacific countries has been hampered by a slow vaccination rollout, but also vaccine hesitancy. i'm calling upon the people of greatest pdf right in the south while to come forward and get vaccinated in malaysia, which so or another record search in cases over the weekend, a group of protesters gathered to call on the prime minister to quit. so i'm here today because i'm sitting at home and nothing changing,

and the number is getting neighboring thailand satisfaction to with anti government protest is taking part in a slow drive demonstration stretching 20 kilometers through bangkok. the more transmissible delta variance now counts for 80 percent of all new cases in the ty capitol. a grim reminder of just how deadly it is a hospital outside the city has become so overwhelmed. it's now using refrigerated containers to store bodies. rub, mcbride al jazeera, so passengers in the u. s. and the e, you have begun to arrive in the u. k. ops or britain relaxed rules for fully vaccinated people from their those arriving into the u. k. a not required to quarantine, even though scientists are warning against it and comes with the world health organization says 60000000 people have not had corona virus across europe. and the w h o is urging countries to prioritize vaccinating refugees. less than 8 percent

of the $2000000000.00. those is promised under the un kovak scheme of been delivered globally when he refugees some of the worst impacted by the shortages. there will be the situation is the disease spreading. we should also get the vaccine if we get infected, so will everyone around us, even the lucas vaccination is a must for every one. we are scared. you can see here that we all live together. we cannot follow social sensing, or we're mosque in wymond, and they live in is often very you know, condense, housing situation. it's not necessarily in most areas with most access to, to health care and services like that is basically in health conditions are not there. the water supply and sanitation city does not always up to date in that sense. so they are really living in difficult situations. most of the time, you are knocking g agencies monitoring the vaccinations of refugees and asylum

seekers in 162 countries. its goal is to ensure at least 20 percent of refugees vaccinated by the end of this year. but that on a number of obstacles, including that acquirement of identification papers, as well as a lack of access to the internet. a language barrier can also lead to vaccine hesitancy. you want to see are, is calling and countries with surplus doses to share them with developing countries . well, i mean, as a spokesperson for the united nations high commissioner, for middle east and north africa, she says many countries hosting large refugee populations a struggling to secure vaccines in the 1st place. we have the although out $126.00 up commission where the $500.00 people most of them had promised that refugees will be included and roll out. however, many of you don't have enough ac seem themselves. so the key to losing

record is that in the national vaccine and the emission go out and that should, will never happen before an equitable rule out of that happens all over. because we have, for the month that we are living in income and the income and youth come to have not had active or will access to enough to vaccinate the whole population. or at least a significant percentage of the population to ensure some kind of more of the 775 percent of the vaccine doses that had been administered weren't. why had been done on the was refugees are not living in this country. and so they're actually back and back the nation has to do with the accuracy of the 2 countries that poor and they don't have what we very much and strongly at the

is an equitable share of the countries. it's like noble responsibility. israel supreme court has adjourned an appeal from 4 palestinian families against their forced expulsion from the chic shuttle neighbourhood unoccupied. east jerusalem. it's the family's last legal chance to stop them being forced out of homes. they've lived in for decades. dozens of people that are under threat of eviction, but not all of them. a part of this case, the neighborhood has been the scene of frequent crackdowns, but he's really security forces against protesters without any exception. eugene, historical studies side did a lot of them that have houses in europe and buckeye, and because of the unjust know which is called action. you know,

he can claim these houses that hold out for me to follow me development as far as from west jerusalem, where she spoke to the lawyer representing the family. she showed up when it's been a very long session and several things happened during that session. the judge trying to find the promises between the 2 sides. so those, the families living in the rock i were facing for expulsion and the settlers. now the judge had put forward an idea that the palestinian family sign a paper that that land below the salary in return they have guaranteed in that house, quoted the 3 generations i have with me here. the lawyer. mister sammy. he has been representing the family that he can tell us what has been happening in this session . it was indeed a very long session. just was very long day. we were invited to come to $1130.00.

we were here before 11. now it's after 5 o'clock. we just the system, it was a long day, it was very thin, but i can conclude that for us it's a good floor board because the court had our argument. the judges indicated that they will invite us for a 2nd hearing that did not reject our appeal yet. this is a good indication. we hope that the judges will continue to listen to our arguments and took into consideration the new division we submitted. on the end of the day concludes in favor of that is it is just that evidence papers that would show that that lad was being transferred to the family except that no evidence that we submitted to court include also just to came in. the judges did not accept anything . the judges decide that they will decide later,

but they have our argument and also they have looked at these documents. we hope that at the end of the day, they will consider the documents that they believe. i'd take them into consideration still had an algebra, a former white wing rebel, and the beauty queen nicaragua was oppositional registers. as candidates, as a government crackdown, lose hamilton suspects he has long covert after being left exhausted by i think, fight back in hungary will hear from him in the sport with joe. ah, the hello from dell high here is fear weather forecast for the middle east and i wanted to put this on your radar. we may see some sand and dust swirled around as we head towards southern areas of saudi arabia. but that's not all. also as we hit toward

oman on tuesday, all influenced by that southwest spawn to really kicking up the ocean through the radiant seats. next we're going to go to pakistan. it's unsettled. we've got some showers really from the hor right through to his mom about settled. however, in the south, correct, she, high of 33 degrees, keeping tabs on that wildfire burning in searcy and, and tally a province. this is what crews are battling, and you know, the weather is not cooperating here. so we'll show you the forecast over the next few days as well, but here's what we have on tuesday. i just hot sunshine, 40 degrees in on talia. and the next 3 days we've got to point this out because winds will be brisk at times. and your temperature, average temperature is about 35, but we look toward the end of the week. those temperatures are now starting to come down through the tropics of africa. we've got our storms moving east to west seen some heavier bout says we heads award. cameroon, right? through to the gulf of guinea. meantime, for southern areas,

this stellar forecasts for johannesburg. 22 degrees on tuesday. that's your weather update. the news for the journey to work can be a challenge on its own. but for some peruvian villages, traversing one of the world's most dangerous is a risk that comes with the job. we follow the journey of the people as they get to survive, risking it or peruse, elgin's era award winning programming from international. so make it one quick, so it's right on the back side of the global discussion. what guarantee that will be the right to take the life, giving voice to the voice here in california. almost everybody's a paycheck away from being on house program that open your eyes to turn it if you

well today, this is what the picture looks like. the the world from a different perspective on houses here. oh the a you're watching, i'll just say that reminder will talk to 8 people have died in the fire that have burned across 35 days. cruise is still battling several wildfires and the popular tourism it is of i'm israel supreme court has adjourned in a case of for palestinian families fighting against their forced expulsion from the 6 neighborhood.