world views like we do, the scale of this camp is like nothing you've ever seen access to health care or something, but we want to know how does these things affect people? we revisit places day, even when there are no international headline. houses there are really invest in that and that's the privilege. as a journalist, let me hello, i'm in language. these are the top stories on al jazeera, the taliban has bound to respect women's rights figure. those who fought against it and make sure i get this done. doesn't become a haven for other groups, but it's promises being met with skepticism at home and abroad. it was the group's 1st news conference since it's rapid tank over came to show a new face to the world that taliban pledged inclusion education for women, religious tolerance, and media freedom. but all within the constraints of islamic law,

reports of human rights abuses in cities captured during their bonds have already caused concern. funny, i'm up with i had the design. the camera of afghanistan is committed to the rights of women within the framework of shari'a. are even have the same rights. they can work in different sectors on the basis of our rules and regulations in education and health and other areas. well then they are going to be working shoulder to shoulder with us, what we want to assure the international community. there will be no discrimination against women, but of course, within our religious framework, robert bride found this report from cobbled it was very significant. i mean, this really was almost like a keynote having setting out the tone and the china for the, for the forthcoming taliban government. and i think what we were getting with what the taliban wanted to, to get was the softer, more acceptable face of taliban rule. and a, they actually started with in quite a triumphal, it's way quite uncompromising,

talking about seeing grand terms about the emancipation of the country after 20 years expelling the forward as, as it was put, talking about this being a proud moment. i think actually given the sudden collapse of the government and the suddenness with which the taliban suddenly found themselves inheriting this country, i think they could be excused at to crow. but very much this was been aimed. i think not only at the afghan journalist and reassuring people have really beyond that kind of stand the international community here work stream li, skeptical eve and cynical about the taliban as an organization that with memories of what happened 20 years ago, with more recently the way it's acted in negotiations, for example, meant to have had negotiations directly with the government bastrop gunny which didn't happen, although the taliban says it's not their fault. they were acting in good faith. there is a lot of suspicion about the taliban. and then more recently,

in the conflict that we have seen the some of these really nasty, isolated incidents by groups of taliban fighters allegedly involved in war crimes which international organizations, human rights groups said should be investigated. so it was really the international community which i think needed to be convinced. so in addition to these very important messages, which we were expecting about assurances on the rights of women about maintaining a healthy media media culture for example. although, oh, be it within the framework or dictates of sharea, whatever that means and on who defines exactly what those are. so that's more problems with the future. survivors of a powerful earthquake in hazy and now having to cope with a tropical storm. heavy rain lashed, make shift shelters in the southern city of la k, one of the worst. his areas in the 2000 people have been killed in saturday. the clank, thousands more have been left homeless and many say they still waiting for aid from

the government to arrive. i got your partner, ma'am. it's not good here. my home was destroyed. i have nothing my call yesterday they distributed aid, but i wasn't able to get anything. it rained last night. we couldn't sleep, we have nothing to eat. the number of americans admitted into intensive cares. a clever 19 has raged levels last same during the winter wave. more than half a year ago. 20 percent of hospitals have nearly all of their i. c. u beds occupied . after months, virus free for new cases of coven 19 have been confirmed in new zealand. it comes as the country goes into a 3 day snap lockdown after one case was found in oakland. o. 5 has been confirmed to be the delta variant. you zealand has closed its forwarded to travelers. those are the headlines. i'm emily angland. the news continues after growing pains. oh

i me if you grow something positive, it's great watching our kids grow up or seeing a tree grown. it we always aware and all grows must come to an end. there's the limit. nature knows no such thing of infinite growth. this rule seems to apply to every kind of growth but one economy grows. some are supposed to continue indefinitely. we believe them and now there are no limits. ready to growth and human progress, when men and women are free to follow their dreams, and we were right. if that growth failed to materialize,

we panic. but why? as one person recognized 150 years ago, the growth is the fundamental principle of economic system. capitalism only works when the economy grows. but callmax recognize something else as well. it is, this grows that it will eventually destroy the system itself. and today, after we reach that point, it's a system about to collapse. almost infinite growth actually be possible that governments don't want us to even question the g word. they don't even want to put a discussion around grace. if you were looking at this from the outside, it an alien arriving from out of space and you're looking at this society, you would really wonder what was going on. what are they doing? what, what is this growth that has to appear in every political sentence and is the basis of every economic textbook? what is it all about?

is it a, is it a religion that they have is the god they're chasing? is the virus that taken over them? and what is the visceral fear that emerges as soon as grown up to go away? i use so soft on a vaxatone come this guy, mr. game. and i definitely don't mention the variables, but i didn't talk back to me in the,

in the both of us back than stalled to still just them and spine in a similar i is the are you still to fax them and what do you think? love is just the politic fussy, mutual look sorted by the women dot and, and because of foot mediums the politic schmidt can can. once later, the system has been very long, but it is long as many of these blend 8 and give the business a hub. vip is buxton, him a. how did us for english, one of in the, by the district of me, where does this shake of believe in economic growth culture, as it always been there? is it really part of human nature? all the

imaginative use of mass production methods that us industry was able to perform its war time miracles to build more planes that all the united nations put together to turn out ships at the rate of $200.00 a month ships which carried overseas. the arm, mice of the united states to decide the outcome of the war. the success story of economic growth began during world war 2. must production of tanks and aircraft, let the american economy out of crisis. the output of military equipment was now calculated by a new statistical measure, gross domestic product, g d, p. if production and i e, g, d, p grew. and so the prosperity americans believe so fell me in this new formula. they compelled the allies to bring the kinetic policies aligned with it. from that, it wasn't people's incomes that counted, it was only gross. and it turned out to be such a useful measure actually for the war effort and for understanding the war effort

that afterwards it became the single most important policy number across the world. the kind of symbolizes progress to sort of fairs, while things are getting bigger. so they must be getting better. that was the birth of the g, d, p. in the 3 decade after the war, with an economy grew up to 8 percent annual. in the us, they called the golden age of capitalism. in france, they, whether 30 glorious years in germany with the economists, america, an entire generation enjoyed material prosperity and full and final and became grazed in the collective caution. even though these high growth rates are only made possible by massive water destruction, to believe and growth with now and stuff of the g, d p became the most important benchmark in history. the and

economy, the grace of the economy was doing a good job for us when, when we were young, if you like, when, as an economy as a society we were young. and one of the really important things to say is that there are some societies where that is still necessary, where you still need that growth, where you still need food, clothing, and shelter with a very, very poor undernourished people living on less than the price of a skinny laugh a from the cafe downstairs and that say that's a situation where growth makes some sense. but the idea that as human beings or we want ever is more, more stuff doesn't really stack up. so after a certain point, you have to ask yourself, how much is enough, how much, how much more do i need to grade the economy to satisfy human appetite? i 19 seventies. so growth rate, think for the 1st time due to the oil crisis and other factors. the boomers over

the market saturated western economy, stagnated. millions suddenly found themselves unemployed. it was uncharted territory. for the 1st time, the limits of course became he could mclean, socially and ecological. and we do have some understanding about growth in 1972. a group of color commissioned by the club of rome, presented a report in washington, entitled the limits to grossly using a computer simulation research that mit had calculated for the 1st time. what continues economic growth would do to the plant. they're finding set off alarm bells around the world when resource consumption is doubling every 20 years. for the 1st time, people were confronted with the fact that economic growth could also have negative consequences and at the planet, natural limits would soon be reached to growth. we've witnessed a success story of growth was in crisis. we've reached levels of prosperity,

which carried the seeds of disruption, and necessitate a complete re look at the whole world social political, another situation. a couple of roaming point sought 30000000 copies and became a global sensation. and yes, doing this kind of them says, came under a tech that calculations ready cried as irresponsible fear mongering because it's impossible to admit the acceptable success story of growth must continue. ah, unfortunately, many of the scholars predictions turned out to be right. and in many cases, reality even surpassed the belief predictions o s, the covers room reports were causing an international uproar. the brazilian rain, 1st in the amazon basin,

were still nearly untouched. the huge brazilian state of much of grosso, largely populated by indigenous people consisted of forest and 7. today. not much of that is left. since the mid eighties, progress aided by national investors has been eating away at the rate 1st. 35 football fields of forest disappear every minute. it's been the same story over and over again. lumberjacks moving 1st, then cattle, read us. and finally, the story being very very low. this one at one point is containing, as is mutually shown when are shown getting this young approach coming in that way up there at the school of hannibal as you live in. good god, fall out unless you don't flee barrett this side of my african

e. e, was it dan to the fuzzy in but keeping the venture doesn't seem sense there. has there been ad did s s i is the g of has been slight blue and needle. you meant them to move a must store numbers. and last, when you see your cup domiciled walker and i was mark cash in the japanese l y got bossa, brooke, who had our daughter best glue. she has a beneficial on facebook mice. tropical climate delivered $3.00 to $4.00, harvest a year. and with a massive profit story and carn for export and animal feed, the highway $163.00, the gateway to the amazon basin. it was lumberjacks, money, and destruction into the forest. today countess trucks lined the agribusiness

highway, transporting their valuable cargo to their national park. they passed endless sea of tobin fields enormous silos and slaughter houses to one of the largest regions in the world. growth rate of up to 20 percent big business and the 70 these region. it was just applied by indians. it's just amazing for 34 year just off colonization, and it's the most important region in agribusiness of the country, the right place to make new investments to make money. carol, a good part exported to russia, china,

in another country. any limit? no limits. probably the sky hasn't the limits ah, me, ah, in response to the crisis of the seventy's economic policy underwent a change, of course, new growth had to be found. no matter what the cause. even if that meant leasing the premise for finance capitalism. ah. these had been contained after world war 2 because they were responsible for the great depression and there was so the monitoring was a new magic word. administrator was the idea that if you put more money into the

economy, liquidity, it was called that additional money in the economy would help really investment that would help give us more production that would allow us to consume more goods and we would get growth back again. so this little hates us if you like in the seventy's, primarily caused by the oil crisis, lead to a, a transformation in the economics over about the sciences. and in particular, how we think about grace and how we think about simulate the government, the regulated financial mark, bang insurance companies and invest in science, gains and influence. and we're now allowed to gamble with currencies. even with people's retirement capital was let loose. and the financial sector was flooded with my i

was a peck with the devil, and the beginning of the flow process of test is empowerment. in exchange for goes, governments relinquished the power to financial markets. but who do we mean by financial markets and capital? and what does it all have to do with us? the go to extend lunches, i believe the elliana group is europe's biggest insurance conglomerate. and one of the biggest players in the global financial markets. it's been felt like 600000000 oil. different from 400000000 fitted even so see song and a 100000000 for the suffers the home in the lim cecilia, hong league via the outers for saw get once or quin yang flip to see con my country to so 1st in the us via so much of your and sean base, you take your infection activated, wolfington, c parties,

nucleotide and do some bucks to, to potter 2 pm. so by spirit, actin investments oppo invested to one in 1000000000. an informational to investments, autobahn and truly how can normally could the to be similar. modern, also disclosed in, in china. therefore, also in asia overall. some kind of one of the growth and develop markets in europe. and us also know new quote, drivers to be seen with a quick knocked way for a coffee, potentially if your pets and asian missile via in. so going to invest p that i should invest in as acting in will be in it as a, be in the talking to be going to open, leading within mia and trend and, and, and league. and his facts to me in decent and on and nuclear,

to documented i invented and talked to his team on the fax to mr. moore. please excuse me and bit though it, it looks, it looks like it did. i was an invoice spent 9 as a misdemeanor and it went to my foster thank sandy. septic arctic, annoying to go, yada. will receive a leak. it doesn't matter. up the snacks. to log in for cost. bice interesting go to shipment. i enjoyed this glorious for cost on the money of millions of insured individuals is sent on its way to multiply. when andreas group as team has a rough idea to which countries and sectors, the billions should flow, they hire an asset manager. he determines what stocks or bonds to invest, and most of our clients are institutions. what they want is they want their, their money invested in the capital markets. our customers expect

their capital to be returned. they want their money back and they want a return on then kevin and growth. there is a return in the world like income, manages 1.2 trillion years of assets. and in germany, we are managing 40900000000000 years of assets. the financial markets, they have a social role in distributing people's savings towards investment. and investment is usually a form of so when you you take out a loan, for example, to buy a house that learned could end up in a bond. and we could end up buying that bond. so growth is important so that individuals and companies who are money in the capital markets can actually pay those lines back. let's free trade. yeah. but when you, when you, when you,

when you imagine a world with the euro growth, that's a world in, in which pretty much everything gets frozen. if you haven't got a job in this new world with no growth, bad luck. you're gonna have to wait for somebody to retire before. maybe you get their job and society with that growth probably won't work at all. not for long. it will degenerate into collapse. without growth. societies will descend into chaos according to the financial and political elite. but is that really the case? isn't it rather thereby faith in growth that leads us to chaos? oh, in the eighty's there weren't a finance operating from the city of london and was treat increased its influence

on governments and societies and became the driving force of capitalism to de financial markets. not governance, determine the well being of entire countries. how did it come to this? how could financial markets gain such influence over our own life? one person who knows the financial world better than almost any one if you had called for nearly 30 years. he was a successful manager on wall street in the city of long. and i have a transfer from manager scientists and had been offers 20000 pounds to go in stone wall street in 1001 west of the beginning of o. we went into the new era of reagan fashion and liberal trade. the so called big bang in the city was all about financial deregulation. let's go let the market decide and let's hire people. and let's see what happens.

yes. as opposed this really kind of control that the say which we've had before. and it was that, that we walked into where money now talks now money wins. and you need people smart people to trade the markets and make finance the power house behind capitalism. which is supposed to be the plants into the stock market. goes no longer needed to be fine. bank wheezing rages and tax revenue. now it was all about credit. government and individuals were to take out loans from banks and investors so that they could be good consumers and thus generate credit counts of trust, facilities. lending for houses becomes widely available and it's at that

point that explodes that now it's not just the very wealthy of access to all these things, consumers and it's now people low down income scales as well. and if you look at money supply and, and supply credit in the early eighty's, it just explodes ah, in access to consumers and promotion and can consumers close debt which is created the growth in created where we on today. ah, the cold logic of the market over producing winners and live with one of the people who knew best, how to profit from this new logic was done the job. i really think i have an instinct, but i don't think it's the instead of a shark, i think it's the instinct of maybe getting what i want or knowing how to get what i

want. only a few recognize the profit opportunities in this new era as well. as dollar chunk, he made large scale purchases of their like new york apartment blocks, and promised to confirm their introductory hotels and apartment. he received financing from banks high on the market boom and to the largest tax break in new york city history. trump, himself, pet, practically nothing will happen is an incredible place where you build a huge building and it's sold out in a matter of days. i mean, you know, you build a building with literally 3 or 400 units. i'm building a building, one of hottest buildings. anyone's ever seen is just selling like, like hot cakes. manhattan itself is becoming a place of the rich period. ah, the genie was out of the bottle. the brave new world of

financial capitalism could no longer be constrained. and great efforts were made to set it as a controllable and secure system. the whole industry is based around a kind of dilution and the illusion of certainty. there is a vested interest if you like inside of the system as it is to project knowledge and extra knowledge. but they really don't have any more knowledge than you to. i use discover a world of difference determination. i'm coming down. we are moving the freedom plan. so the 16 people

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i do see channels plus thousands of our programs. award winning documentaries and debt support the subscribe to you choose dot com. forward slash al jazeera english. ah, ah hello. i'm emily anglin, into these are the top stories on al jazeera in its 1st press conference in taking over afghanistan. the taliban says it will respect women's rights and forgive those who fought against them. but all within the constraints of islamic law, the crimes are being met with skepticism from many who fear returned to the harsh rule of 20 years ago. the reports of human rights abuses in cv is captured during their advance have already caused concern. rob mcbride has the latest from cobble.