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government and opposition parties agree to try to work together to take the country out of crisis. and mexico's president asked the indigenous peoples, therefore forgiveness over the spanish conquest. 500 year that the aztec capitol was seized and into it. and i'm far as small with this 4th b p. s. g coach confirmed cleo. matthew isn't ready to make his debut for the club on the 1st school of the new english and really the same thing goes away. promoted by bradford highlights and their match with arsenal. later in the new me get unprecedented, vowing not to give up the achievements of the past 20 years as the taliban claims more provinces surrounding the capital. as ref, connie's 1st public comments in days came and a brief, very brief televised address. he said he's speaking with local leaders and

international partners about how to prevent more instability and violence to an accident. i am not going to allow this imposed worn out nation to lead to more bloodshed and to losing the gains of our last 2 decades and damages to our public goods and infrastructure. because of this, i've carried out widespread comprehensive consultations with representatives of the people and leaders by hand without international partners in the consultation to be in carried out in a speedy manner. meanwhile, just to cobble the taliban has captured another provincial capital, sherona taliban video does appear to show its fights is releasing inmate's from a local prison as they advance people a scrambling for safety. the u. n. is wanting of an unfolding humanitarian catastrophe. specifically, reports of the taliban, severely restricting the rights of women and girls. let's take a look now at the map of afghanistan. right now. these are all the provincial

capital. the taliban has taken in little more than 24 hours. they include sherona, as we mentioned in the eastern province of practicum, while there were reports of heavy fighting and missouri sharif, the afghan government, last big stronghold in the north. charlotte, bella joins us live now from cobble. very, very brief televised the dress from strife ghani, just in the last hour or so. charlotte, does it substantially change anything we were expecting something more substantial. there was a lot of conversation about him detailing his future and potentially stepping down . but he did not do that. all he said was a message of reassurance, where he said, you know, i know that you're worried and we are doing our best security forces. we thank you and we're working on getting security forces to work together. but he also said, i'm not going to allow more bloodshed to take place. now, how does he intend to start more bloodshed taking place? that is the big question. we understand there

a negotiation going on behind the scenes when he says, i'm consulting with local and, and international partners. we understand that essentially translates into how are we going to work together behind the scenes to put a stop to the tele bonds, rapid progress. and we understand those negotiations are ongoing and his future does remain in play. whether or not he will stay on as president and the taliban are pushing incredibly hard to get rid of him. they, they've never wanted to work with him and create a political settlement with him at the home. we know that he, they have st is mal hon who is well know, in figure in western afghanistan who former governor of rock. he was leading the resistance against the taliban in the west. when her raw fell a couple of days ago. he has joined the taliban and then flow into kabul last night . with a message for senior lead is from the taliban, essentially trying to coerce them to join the taliban. so that is one thing that the taliban is doing to undermine ghani. they are also trying to put pressure on

him militarily. they keep taking these provinces. today's you said shiranda provincial capital of pac tica, that's taken back quite quickly and without much of a fight. and then also war deck is now in play. that is directly west of calvo. i drove there early this week. it was a 45 minute drive. it is not far away at all when we understand the taliban have taken over multiple govern facilities in the provincial capital of maiden shaw, but they have jobs and in our, in somewhat of a holding pattern. charlotte, thanks very much. we'll talk to later. i'm sure charlotte, but it's not correspond reporting like that from the i can capital cobble. let's bring in her room or he, me, assistant professor of law at the american university of afghanistan, he joins us this from istanbul, her room, ready. me welcome to the news out, mr. gone and making some big promises. can he keep them? no, he's not in control. anymore and it's not about prison gunny anymore, it's about making the transition as blood. lastly, as orderly,

and as swiftly as possible. the fight is at the doors of cobble. i mean, you are reporting show that the cobble is being encircled and the time is not undergo on the government side. the government, the bridge is shrinking and there is heavy fighting and happen. happening in missouri. if missouri falls and if cobble falls under pressure, then there the all hopes for a political settlement, all hope for a publishing agreement will be lost. these are critical moment. these are moments that will turn up on on into chaos. the capital, the home of more than 5000000 people and houses and up until the place people into chaos, lawlessness. and it's going to turn the situation into an organ urban warfare that a cornerstone and cobble in particular experience in the ninety's. or will have orderly transfer a power where people live at least will be se people's property will be let, will be safe. and the future government you have to think we have to have for the

future. government has to have some sort of list of missy. otherwise, if, if all about get to a military takeover or they can force the government class without a transition, a government in place, then we will have a government that will have come to power by new force. so it will not have international embassy and it would not be seen as in the eyes of athens. so it's just going to prolong this, this cycle of violence and destruction. but at this stage in the game, her room does the idea of the concept of international legitimacy for the taliban, generated by the taliban actually matter to the taliban. because if, if i strife gone, he resigned. jeremy, you and i both know the reality, this afghan presidency never end well, but if he resigns in theory, that should be a circuit breaker in this terrible the process of increasing violence as, as the taliban advance on cobble. but there's no guarantee that that violence would stop if he pulled the plug on his own presidency. absolutely,

and let's be clear here. no one is advocating that he hands over the government to the taller but the question is the point is that he has to hand it over to a transitional. a curvy that has the credibility to negotiate on the anti, on behalf of anti taliban cap with the column on for some sort of a power train or political settlement. it is absolutely no one is advocating to 100 a hand over the government to the telephone. because if we do that, as you said, there will be nothing left to negotiate war. but if you go to your earlier point, what are the tub and credible internationalism? if you're not, i think it's one of the things they care about. it's not their highest priority taught bonds, one different things at that, they're often contradictory. they want to reimpose their own version of islam, their understanding of it, which is the 8th, which doesn't have a lot of support inside a, on a, on an in the muslim world. but it is what they are after. they also want to be the

absolute ruler of that part, because remember that will be needed for them to impose their version of islam. and then you can only do that if you are the sole decision maker. so they want all those things, but they also, some of them have the experience of the past time. they were in government and cobble. they basically could not function because they were an international per. this time there is a hope that they would be willing to make some trade off in order to secure some sort of international identity. but i'm personally more for me, it's more important to make sure that it's domestic legitimacy that makes her up on it and remains united unified and peaceful. and that would only come if color bonds are willing to negotiate for a government that is acceptable to all. okay, and i think that will only happen if there is a credible negotiation. negotiating partner any is not that person anymore. okay,

here's the thing. another day here on al jazeera and we're talking about more winchell capitals having fallen past tense all we think they might be just about to fall, given the taliban apparently, strategic momentum generating advantage that it is capitalizing on. given that does mr. ghani, have a plan that he wants to stick to a plan that can work because the plan to date clearly is not working. i think it's all at this point. it should be all about making the transition to a trudy that can negotiate on behalf of the anti taliban camp. credibly can he's not that person with regard to what his plan is working. he hasn't describe his plan to anyone. he always says, i have a 6 month plan or 2 months plan and it's good. i'm going to change the situation. but if the on the tuition has only turn to for the worst, his reason address as your correspondent explained, didn't clarify anything. he didn't really say anything actually out of confusion

because there were hope that he would come out and talk about a possible transition resignation and hope there were people who well hoping that that would also mean the fire. that would also mean breathing room for a political deal to be put in place. because as you pointed out, the movement of is such that the time is not on the side of the government. the leverage off the government side, the liberal anti palate ones, but each shrinking, if there is no risk bite, if there is no pause, there is a fear that the dominoes will continue to fall and there will be nothing. and there'll be no one to negotiate for some sort of power sharing, some sort of government that would include different factions inside the, on the phone. okay, we'll have to leave the room really good to get your thoughts on this developing story her and me there talking to us from assemble the un secretary general and so any good cherish says he is cause deeply disturbed by reports coming from areas taken over by the taliban diplomatic editor james bay's reports now from the united

nations in new york. the sectors general said he believes afghanistan is currently spinning out of control. they're very concerned about some of the figures. for example, 241000 people and now estimated to fled their homes. he's also concerned about possible war crimes. he says the taliban have been targeting particular groups including women and journalists. and he had this message for the taliban. the message from the international community to those on the warp off path must be clear. seizing power through military force is a losing proposition that can only lead to prolonged civil war or to the complete isolation of afghan is done. i call on the tale about to immediately halt your fancies and to negotiate in good faith in the interest of afghan. it's done. and it's people. his urge to return to diplomacy. and those talks in doe harbor has

been an important diplomatic development in recent hours, potentially. and that's concerning is now hon. the commander who was leading government forces in west enough kind of stone who then surrendered to the taliban . he's now been allowed to fly from herat to cobble and we believe he's carrying a message from the taliban. that message is directed to some of the leaders of what were known as the northern lines. and it appears that taliban are trying to break them away from the rest of the government in cobble to try and form a transitional government. still to come here on the news, sent back to guatemala. the us is criticized the deporting migrants with no right to seek 100000 vacancies. find out why dutch companies are struggling to find staff and in support. a huge boost for the premier league season with the vendor, extending his contract details in sports here on the news ah,

presidents in algeria to use who surveying the devastation after the recent wildfires firefighters have managed to put out all defies in this province. there are still 35 of the flare up elsewhere. the army has been deployed to help fight the fire, but many rural areas still lack equipment. at least 71 people have been killed. the government says the fires were started deliberately. there is a lack in material, as you can see, there are only few firefighters and we are trying to help. that's it. may god help available. it's progressing and there is wind. we don't have resource to stop it. people are trying to put out the fires, some are bleeding and others have head injury. rushes expanded a state of emergency in siberia where more than 100 wildfires a burning there. the government is sending aid to its largest region. the republic

of sucka, which is also known as kusha, nearly a $124.00 as far as reaching across 14000 square kilometers. and people have been evacuated from several villages. smoke from the finances choking the capital, which in winter is often referred to as the coldest city on wildfires in california, threatening more than a dozen rural communities and forests as well. they're being fueled by hot and dry weather conditions. we're talking about the so called dixie fire, northern california is burned across a vast area covering more than 2000 square kilometers. so far, this year's wildfires of ravaged more than 15000 square kilometers of land across the us. climate change is intensifying us government scientists have confirmed july was the world hottest month ever recorded. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration found the combined land and ocean surface temperature. last month was one degrees celsius. above the 20th centuries average,

the data showed july was asia's hottest month on record for europe. it was the 2nd hottest, and it won't stop soon. last week, a you in climate science report, one temperatures a likely to rise, bumbled at 1.5 degrees, making heat waves more likely and more severe the united states to started flying people from central america to southern mexico in an effort to stop them from repeatedly trying to cross the us border. it's a move criticized by international human rights organizations and the us refugee agency. john holeman is on the mexican southern border with guatemala. from there he sent us this report. this is just one of the flights that began a week ago, taking migrants turned away by the us back down to the very south of mexico. the new measure from american authorities is to stop them immediately trying to cross the us border again. the flights a heading to be masa. and here top

a jeweler right on the border with guatemala. those getting off and then almost immediately bus further back down the route by mexican authorities into guatemala. it coordinated southern reversal of a long hard journey seemed to shock those arriving in temper tula, it's tough because you have no chance if you suffer to get there. every one on this flight was what merlin will reportedly from dawkins and salvadorans have also been returned. this way, after their arrival, they were ushered onto the bus. this is where the migrants were left by mexican authorities in the border bridge between mexico behind us was that wait quite remote and they would drop here and just told to go back into their own country. it's not just happening here. what mullen officials told us submits can authorities

. so dropping migrants that a more remote town called l sable, which they say hasn't got the facilities to handle them. the us is struggling. it's so with high numbers at the border in overcrowded facilities. and the biden administration is using a health provision called ty, 242, to turn people back without giving them the chance to offer asylum. it says the measure is needed because of the pandemic. both that provision and the increasing flight has got you in refugee agency worried. our concern is that these flights that are sort of a new and really troubling dimension. in enforcement of the states. title, 42 public health order and risk. sending people back precisely to the situation of grave risk that they,

they may have despite concerns to their safety. these flights continue to return migrant to an uncertain future code john home. and i would just hit a college man. the venezuelan government and the opposition have met in mexico inching closer to trying to work together to and a political and economic crisis. the process is supported by norway, mexico, russia, and the netherlands, latin america editor, lucy, and human reports. the ceremony in mexico city was a solemn, as it was significant delegation leaders representing venezuela's president, nicholas my rudo and the countries principal opposition parties, signed an agreement to initiate negotiations to restore peaceful coexistence in the troubled, torn country. it was, i can promise you that we have an unbreakable commitment to work as much as needed to reach in accord that will provide our people with a pack for democratic coexistence for the long term and with profound changes in

terms of content. that is our goal so that no one will feel defeated, but rather for all to feel included. if they were the same acting as the facilitator for the negotiations, nor was representative has presented a 7 point agenda. it includes political rights for all respect to human rights and accountability and electro guarantees including verifiable, observation, respect to the state of law and lifting the economic sanctions imposed by the international community president, my buddhist representative underscored that his government does not respond to pressure and threats but rather to dialogue, if they have an opportunity open, this is a golden opportunity to demonstrate that, despite all that has happened in the past, this is a chance to show that we can join forces for the future and reach early agreements and chords in israel in or undergoing the worst political, economic,

and social crisis in history. by numerous attempts to reach a negotiated solution to venezuela's political confrontation, had fail. millions had fled to neighboring countries. in business whaler, many remain skeptical the this time things will be different. but louis of alaska's still holds on to a glimmer of hope and sent a message to the negotiators. i would tell them to act seriously. i would wish that they would have just a tiny bit of love for their country. our political analyst, lucy, sent the lawn, warned that these negotiations are only a starting point. yeah, they can see the probability that madura will get what he wants to 0. the probability of the opposition will get its way, is also 0, right? that's normal in any negotiation. the question is, how far are they willing to negotiate here? as is to underscore this point, the delegation she stood far apart,

highlighting just how much work needs to be done before any agreement is reached. to see and human al jazeera in guatemala has declared a new state of emergency and is imposing an overnight curfew from sunday. as corona, virus infection, serge, them, the emergency measures will last to 30 days and they've been brought in to try to control an explosion in delta various cases. the country of $17000000.00 is now reporting $4000.00 new infections per day. a state of emergency was earlier imposed in march of last year in thailand, protested angry over the government's handling of the cupboard 19 outbreak. have been fighting with the police in the capital bank hawk offices 5 t a gas to stop hundreds of demonstrators from marching to the prime minister's residence. they want him to resign. it's the 3rd protest in bangkok this week thailand struggling to control its biggest wave of cooper. 19 so far,

japan has recorded its highest number of new code 19 infections. since the start of the pandemic will in $20000.00 cases were reported on friday. the tokyo medical association has described the situation as a disaster. more than a quarter of new infections were reported in the capital. in australia, the state of new south wales has recorded its highest jump in cobit 19 cases. yet there were 466 infections on saturday. most of them in sydney, greater sydney and surrounding areas had been under lockdown since june. some european economies are bouncing back as kirby 19 restrictions are eased within the us. but for the netherlands, there is a new problem on the horizon. a shortage of workers step vast and explains people are on the move again. now lockdown, have been lifted, but trained companies in the netherlands are struggling to keep their regular services going. several trains have had to be canceled because of the shortage of

traffic controllers. drain company poll dale had to add to our former employees to return from retirement. and oh, still working not to retire yet any to fall in the rail. is it so that you will often work late shift at night or weekends? it's a 24 hour business. but for young people looking for jobs, it's like going to a candy store. they can choose what they want to do. for example, if you want to go out on a friday night, then it's impossible to walk. you want a new home. ok. yeah. so it's new. think over to can keys her the company urgently need 70 traffic controllers who are expected to work in regular hours to guarantee a safe train, right. but they also need people in our department, including risk management and finance. you want to get a problem. plenty of jobs available, not only bring companies are struggling frames, running factory hospitals and the hospitality effects are all screaming out for the dr. economy as quickly come back to life off the left down. but it's no less thing

to slow down. the lack of worker after opening up again and may restaurants and cafes found that many of this stuff had left. so i'm establishment and are forced to close again for several days a week because there's not enough people to do the work. and finding staff is also a problem before the pandemic. i fix or are you. but 3 years ago, dick funnel status started a company called shafts from spain, and now can't keep up with demand. there are not enough working people and i think we, we have to solve this to think more european and look for stuff. in this case, the southern europe, because unemployment, there was around 20 percent 50. hernandez arrived 3 weeks ago from spain and is among dozens of ships recruited so far. there isn't a jumps available for us on the one. maybe don't have to have a good condition. so you have here that are monday. but i was that

social system despite have been damaged in atlanta, has an unemployment rate of only 3.3 percent. and the economy is predicted to grow by 3 percent next year. but to maintain this growth bank, hun mass assess companies need to be more creative in attracting workers. this is, did the new demand by the younger generation. millennials, a generation offer that is common on the labor market in a couple years of time. they want a bit better balance between work and private, and maybe this is a spoiled thing, but it's a western european western world thought the phenomenon is not just the whole. he is concerned that if companies can attract more workers from the netherlands or from abroad, the economy will suffer, checked us as more shacks from southern europe would definitely not hurt dutch gastro nami, the eating of good food step, fasten al jazeera. god's oval will still come here on the news for you, including liking shelter and food,

and the humanitarian crisis that is growing by the hour. we hear from some of the many afghans who fled their homes. why palestinian n g o is, are increasingly finding themselves targets of israel's military. and the sports huge things got off to a good start for his chin as intended to find out what all went wrong. actually from the canadian coming ah hello there. it's all about the scorching heat across southern parts of europe this weekend, particularly for the iberian peninsula and spain is preparing for possible record breaking temperatures over the next few days as it deals with another heat wave. so we've got red alerts out to southern areas of spain, southern areas of a city,

but that heat is going to be felt across the mediterranean and into some of those balkan states where we will see temperatures climb. but to the north of this, it is looking west and cooler. we were expecting showers in storms across switzerland and into austria over the weekend. and for the british, all that is looking wet and windy, but we will see some sunshine breaking 3 for southern parts of england. the scandinavia it remains unsettled for much of the weekend. but for the really wet weather, we have to head to the black sea region and we are expecting those really heavy rains to continue for ne, in parts of turkey and into georgia. we could see more flooding here. but down south it is a lot hotter and dry. and as we move over to spain, we could see a new all time record set for the heat. as we go into saturday, temperatures in quarter are expected to rise above the mid forties before they tend to ease as we go into next week. the

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ah, welcome back. you're watching the news now. i'm peach, adobe your top stories this out afghan histones president says he won't give up the achievements of the past 20 years. at the taliban claims more problems. it's surrounding cobble and a brief televised address today. i struck on he said he's speaking with local leaders and in the to national partners about how to prevents more instability and violence. us government, scientists say july was the world's hottest month, ever recorded in another indication that climate change is intensifying. this comes as wildfire rage across 3 continents.