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challenges facing a much delay drive to protect the people and vulnerable and too young to be vaccinated arise in child cobit cases and doctors in the u. s pleading for others to get the job. i'm gemini, ash, with sport blaze for some international football team. ahead of next month qualifies. primarily club will not be releasing players so much is taking place in countries on the case red travel list. ah. now it's just off the $1800.00 g and t, and we gave paul focus right on the crisis in afghanistan. report say the head of the c. i a has held a meeting with a colleague, bombs, top leadership in cobble. it's the highest level talks between the biden administration and the tommy bomb since the group took control of the capsule.

despite that, the tale balances it will not allow western troops to remain in cobble be on the august 31st deadline. that means the evacuation of thousands of foreign nationals and afghans must happen before that date. by the other one. we will not allow an extension beyond august 31st, so the u. s. should remove and evacuate all personnel by the deadline. all their contractors must leave. we are not happy to extend the deadline, and after that we will have a separate stance on position following the deadline. this lumnick amber is trying to encourage people to go home, but the americans are inviting people to the airport. their adverse policy is continuing to board people on plains. the airport access route has been close to avoid stampede us president joe biden has joined the emergency virtual meeting of g 7 nations. he's expected to speak on i've gotten the stan evacuations in

a few minutes. the g 7 lead is cold on the top of on to guarantee safe passage out of afghanistan. once the withdraw deadline passes. the number one condition was sitting as g 7 is that they've got to guarantee right the way through. through august the 31st and beyond a safe passage safe passage for those who who want to come out and someone will say that they don't accept that and some of them i hope i will see the sense of that because the g 7 has very considerable the bridge, economic, diplomatic, and political earlier, the un human rights chief accused the taliban of math executions of civilians and restricting women's rights. michelle bachelor says afghans fear reprisal killings. meanwhile, the u. n. is stressing that keeping cobble lap hold safe and functioning will be critical, given the need to bring aid in and get people out. what is essential

is that we have a working and safe airport to bring aid in, to bring people in. if we need to bring more people in to relocate people, if we need to relocate and the are for needs to be at a certain level of standards for, for airline airlines charters or whatever to, to come in for insurance companies to feel safe to have their planes come in, so it is we cannot underscore enough the critical need to have a functioning airport in cobble for to serve the humanitarian situation. among others, we have several correspondence covering whole that a has developments on this story. and indeed, baba is in london to run us through the g 7 virtual meeting hosted by boris johnson . the 1st says go live to our white house correspondent, kimberly, how can,

kimberly, is it looked like the u. s. is increasingly sending the message that it will get out by august the 31st no matter where the evacuation stand. there have been many, including members of the president's own democratic party and capitol hill, who from pleading with the u. s. president, to extend that deadline for evacuations out of afghanistan beyond august, 31st, given the sure numbers of people that still remain at that airport, pleading for help to get out. also remember that at one point the us president, now september 11th, would be the withdrawal date only to push it back to august 31st. and we are standing by waiting for the us president joe biden to speak any moment where we are expecting that. in fact, you will say that the u. s. is not going to budge on that august 31st deadline. now this is of critical importance to many of the united states because the fear is following a classified briefing on capitol hill. the house intelligence committee is that

there may not be enough time to get everybody out that is american civilians and those who supported the u. s. mission in some form or fashion. now, the department of defense, folk person john kirby has also been briefing in recent hours. he said the united states has been picking up its pace of evacuation flights. in some cases, they have been going about every 45 minutes full to capacity with those that will be processed at one of 4 military bases inside the united states and onto what he says he hopes will be a better life. but the problem is the sheer numbers again and the deadline and the clock is ticking. so we're listening to see what us president joe biden will have to say about this, given not just the domestic concerns, but also as we said at the start of this bulletin, the fact that there is international pressure from g 7 leaders as well. thank kimberly, how could very much for that. let's continue this though. with nadine,

bob a joins us live from london. the dean, looking at the statements coming out of the g 7 as it looked like now the others. the rest of the allies of the us have come around to the idea that there's no going back on august 31st to or semi. the european council president shall, michelle, who is also attending the virtual g 7 meeting. said in a press conference afterwards that the v u. s. allies had cooled on the americans to extend the deadline for evacuation from cobble airport. but virtually at the same time you had germany's chancellor and get a merkel saying the conference has not resulted in new dates. read, we have failed. many people were expecting boris johnson who was chairing the b team to put the most pressure on the us. president of the opposition here in britain are criticizing him for coming away in their view with

a very little. it's clear as you are hearing from kimberly. now that the us is minded to speak to that day, not least because of what the taliban is saying as well. and hence what you're hearing from many different sources right now is an emphasis on what should happen . often next tuesday, and how to guarantee that african nationals and as well as foreign nationals who want to leave. i've gotten histone can actually continue to do so. in some form, johnson merkel talked about the g 7 lead is discussing whether a civilian operated airport could actually continue. boris johnson said that he and his colleagues had agreed a roadmap for the way in which the international community would engage with the taliban in the future. and there was a final statement with strong wording which mentioned holding the taliban to

account for the actions, notably on preventing terrorism on human rights, particularly those of women and girls. busy and don't pursuing what they call an inclusive political settlement in afghanistan. and as part of that love bridge we are hearing, the european union has decided to freeze for the time being 1000000000 euros in development, a. m. o g for afghan, installing over the next 7 years is behind that action. the desire to see how far the telephone actually do cooperate with the international community, which has made it clear, of course, that its immediate priority is allowing people to leave the country if they want to . so yes, if you like, they've given up, they know that they won't be able to get all those thousands of people on the list out of the country before next tuesday, given what they've heard from president biden on the taller bond. but they're

saying that the humanitarian crisis was and then all right, thanks so much dean barber bring in, i'll just hear a senior physical analyst model on the shadow, joins us by skype from some model on analyzing everything, correspondence and telling us at this point, is it look like there will be no western forces in afghanistan. come august 31st. yes, it seems like a cat, one. good not channel. listening to the cook or for any coming out of the g set. the g 7 over the last few hours. it certainly goes a long way to underline the confusion under disagreement among the western allies over again stand. it's certainly been a shock door not surprising, but clearly a shock that everyone is trying to deal with just the depth and the expansiveness of this whole ordeal. the debacle the fact that symbolized with one deadline in

a few days that most people know it's very hard to to, to for shannon, the idea that it is all centered around an airport but underlined the ideal fleeing or the humiliation of this disaster is going on under the threat on the ultimate comes with a pilot barn. all of that, as you would say, when the idea withdrawing the troops by the 31st just goes a long way to tell us where we are today. because of the where we were only a few weeks ago, what does this say as, while about the balance of power, the bounds of leverage right now? what as prime minister johnson said clearly despite the, the, the humiliating defeat of the puppet government. and i've got to spend the rest, of course, that has a huge leverage directly. and i've gone stand, but also through guns, neighbors not to be back in iran as when are sticky and others that have

influencing against you know, one thing is to be accounted counter. insurgency be successful, or another thing is to be a government function in government over a country that sort impoverished as against them. so it sooner or later, the pilot bon. now i realize that they need for an assistance who's going to be the salary as well. these soldiers, all these administrative staff in the government and throughout the country, the other bonds are going to need huge amount of assistance. and that's going to have to let her come to some sort of a western aid or worse than a proven to be meaning, even if a lot of china and russia would like to step in. they certainly wouldn't want to anger the united states and it's was some our lives at the time when they all know just how big the humiliation has been against on building and what you're saying

when you look at that, when you look at the cia, it's all the bond meeting when you look at the parent cooperation between the taliban and the u. s. and securing cobble life for how many days now does it point to something of a desire on both sides, the west and the town to bomb, to try and find a way to live with each other now going forward? absolutely do. 1021 is not 996, but tiny bon has to a large degree changed. i'm not talking about. it's concerned with the ride. the ology, i'm talking about political maturity and i think the united states, and it's worse than our lives, including near to have been humbled over the last few weeks. so clearly, both sides now are going to be looking at ways to see how they could best see face design in terms of its governing up kind of span and the west in terms of not coming got too much of a clown against them. so we were looking at 3 different plans

or 3 different deadlines or 3 different phases. $71.00 is what's gonna happen from now until august 31st. clearly there's going to be a rush job to get everyone out to. it's going to be what happens in the weeks and months after august. the 1st, when the west and others are going to be judging the thought it by not over its words but, but it's these. what would have been, how much, how much of a crocodile and it will be, how much of a depression of women and civil society that he's in the media and so on, so forth. and under. and the key word here is conditional condition or conditional, meaning that the west will was judge how to forward would have gotten span based on or conditional on the thought bands. good behavior. it's only in the 3rd strays investment book and perhaps years down the road that we will start talking

about possible recognition of the bond as an adjustment government. but that's really way way down the road. whenever one is shed. sure. and certain that the bond would be functioning as a normal government, not as a counter insurgency, certainly not as a host of various as you have the extremist movements, that would be targeting neighbors and countries in the west or i will leave it there. thanks so much marwan shara. now, charles, dr. foot reports on taut yvonne's response now from cobble to talk about now have said that they would not agree to any degree to any kind of extension of that deadline of august. the 31st, the american saying, well, that's ok, we might have to work even harder, but confident that they can get at least the remaining americans out of the country before then. but it's really important to stress that they are all tens of

thousands of people that are not americans that are in some way associated with having worked with either the foreign media or nato forces, their extended families in the last 20 years, who continue to mass around the airport and who continue to desperately wants to leave this country. one could only presume that now that the deadline has been denied to be extended by the taliban. and the pentagon saying, well, we're just gonna have to work out of confident that we could do it. we're going to see even more people arriving and of course, even more pressure on the nato forces and on natalia ball and outside the airport to deal with with these huge numbers of people. so that of course has massive implications with respect to security. so yes, it's going to be very interesting to see how this develops in the next few days. up until that deadline of august, 31st. ah

. the growing uncertainty about what lies ahead for afghan as time is only added to the worries of internally displaced people. many women to be moved to proper shelters by the government. now that task will likely fall to autonomy. bon from mcbride reports from campbell. they came here to escape the horrors of war, but now the fighting is largely done. the future does not look any less please. this 110 to shed by 4 families from afghanistan, northern province of tough like miriam, a widowed mother of 6, who says she had to sell possessions to move here and escape the conflict. it's got on the market, got it. another then forgot. no one helped us. when we came here, we sold a tv and a carpet and have an economizing like eating less. but the money ran out 3 days ago

were not in good shape. located on the outskirts of cobble this open piece of land was overrun with displaced people. as the taliban closed in on the capital. and the government attempted to move them to more organized camps. with the collapse of that government has come again of any official help. adding to cobbles, growing crisis of people displaced by war. that journeys began from places where the conflict has raged around afghanistan in recent months and the taliban victory as brought a degree of stability. but for many, still no clear idea of where to go next. on the other side of the shed tent, hulu has it right, wants to take his family of 9 back to their home. but he doesn't know if the house he is still paying rent on is even standing vehicle. them with the one on one that was we don't have any money left to go back and set up again in our old place. if

the government can look after us, that's better. right now that government doesn't exist yet. when it does, it'll be up to the taliban to provide support and tackled the many other crises facing yes, goodness. down robert bride al jazeera couple the president of the european commission says it's the regions moral duty to assist afghan citizens. so sort of under lion says millions need assistance, especially displaced women and girls. the situation is indeed a tragedy for the african people and it is a major setback for the international community. it was therefore timely that the g 7 met and it was very good that we had as a guest. the nato secretary general was starting back and the un secretary general until you would perish in this meeting of the g 7. we discussed evacuations, immediate humanitarian aid, longer term development assistance,

and possible scenarios for refugees in need of protection. us vice president kamala harris has held talks with leaders in singapore and this now visiting vietnam, promising support for the region, including in the ongoing territorial dispute with china. the vice president also backed president biden's decision to withdraw american troops from afghanistan saying it was right. it's harris's 1st official trip to southeast asia. florence louis has more of the malaysian capital column for carmella harris is the 1st us vice president to visit the vietnam on wednesday. she'll meet the vietnamese prime minister and other government officials on the talks are likely to focus on economic cooperation, the pandemic, and also security issues. now with regards to security issues, a key area for discussion is likely going to be the south china sea. vietnam is a claimant country to the south china sea. but by far the biggest and most

assertive claim and is china, which has laid claim to large parts of the south china sea and has built military installations as well as engaged in confrontations with fishing vessels in the area . harris in a speech delivered in singapore, on tuesday, accused china of corrosion and intimidation, and said its actions not only undermine the international rules based order, but also threatened the sovereignty of nations. but she went on to say that the us is not asking nations in se asia to take sides. but rather the us is here to stand with its allies and that it's engagement in the region is about advancing shared interest. those interests include trade and the economy and working together to combat the pandemic. and the us wants to broaden the scope of its engagement with countries in the region to strengthen ties with southeast asian countries to counter a rising. china. harris also has to convince southeast asian countries of us,

his commitment to the region, and that may be slightly more difficult with her trip happening against the back of the collapse of gun. this done that bound to be questions about whether the u. s. can be counted on to keep its foreign policy, promises thousands of afghan refugees and indonesia, calling for their rights to be recognized. many are unable to work or study, and some of waited close to a decade for resettlement. jessica washington reports from jakarta. in the indonesian capital this former military compound is now home to hundreds of refugees from a kind of stone. there's little to do here, but wait and worry. but it was not a life that we're living. we live in depression. we're stressed all day in london. fulton has been following news about a gun stun waiting for information about the town he left nearly 7 years ago. for

more than a month, he has not been able to contact his wife or his mother. whatever day and night i think about them. the taliban has captured madison. i'm worried and i don't know anything about how they are. since the taliban takeover, they have been regular protests outside the u. s. refugee agency office and foreign embassies here, calling for refugee writes, and to speed up the resettlement process. refugees are allowed to stay in indonesia while waiting to be accepted by other countries, but they are not allowed to work. go to school. refugee advocates say indonesia should see itself as more than a transit country, sooner or later in the gallery, not only transmit, but the destination countries and the governments to be aware and prepare of that needs. and government says it anticipates that more people may try to leave a gun,

a stone, but indonesia is not a place for permanent re settlement could be different, but it's just our policy is clear. we are not a destination country. we did not sign any international convention refugees ah, outside the u. n. building in central jakarta, a group of young men can hear every day, waiting for news about their resettlement, and hoping to hear from their families. there are more than $13000.00 refugees in indonesia and more than half off from the long ways to be re settled. it's no even more stressful as they're increasingly concerned about the people they left behind . abdomen says he hasn't been able to reach his mother or sister in month and i have too much stress. but i cannot help myself. how can i help my people or my family and then it's done. like everyone here he worries about his own future.

and the fate of his family. jessica washington out to 0 to carter. david beesley is the executive director of the world food program. he's here and visiting, evacuated recently arrived in carter. he says the w s t needs more funding to help the growing number of people who now require assistance. the number of people in afghanistan that are now on the break, salvation his spite. not just because a conflict, but covert in economic deterioration. and you've had back to back droughts, so we're $200000000.00 short of what we need for the number of people that are now marching to the break starvation that numbers now for the teen 1000000 people. so we need $200000000.00 to reach these people. if we don't, we will have absolutely a catastrophe on top of a catastrophe. cobble airport, does it impact our operations? we bring all the food that we bring in to f can

a stand by truck. and so we can reach the people. we're reaching 5000000 now, but we need the extra money to scale up to the needs that are absolutely catastrophic right before. very nice. so if we get the money will reach the people, if that in every area that we are now, we're getting the cooperation from all of the the leaders in authority in those area, whether it's a taliban or others. busy we're receiving the cooperation we need, we've told everyone on the ground we need neutrality, impartiality, independence. and so far everyone has given us what we need to be able to reach people. right now. we need money. well, the world food program, 80 percent of our operations around the world are in areas of conflict. so this is nothing new for us to work in complex environments. in fact, we've been meeting with the taliban talking with the taliban. the aries that they now control, which is about 90 percent of the geography. if not more of the country in so far

they've collaborated, cooperated given us the access we need, in fact they provided protection and security around warehouses so there wouldn't be looting by gangs and so, so far so good. and as i've been very clear, we expect this type of cooperation to continue, please let us reach the innocent people of afghanistan. and so far we are getting that cooperation. and i hope it continues because of cobra, economic deterioration and conflicts all around the world. the number of people that are marching towards starvation, since cobit has doubled in the last 12 months, it was 135000000 people marching towards starvation globally, that numbers now 270000000. couple that with climate change and conflict around the world, and i could just go through the countries from yemen to syria, the suit and ethiopia. and so the donors are stretched thin. and so now comes a new dynamic in afghanistan with the number of people marching towards surveys. and if we don't receive people, we're going to have just

a tremendous catastrophe. own our hands are so we need the money still ahead of al jazeera life on the cur. few, we take a look at how people in australia's biggest city are coping with another spell of a cobit 19 locked down and tennessee, a physical crisis deepens. nearly a month after the president dismissed the prime minister and defended parliament. ganna son's absence from the paralympics is recognised as the games officially open and ah hello duster arms really the name of the game for this weather report across the middle east and beyond. so let me show you what i'm talking about toward react medina and mecca. we'll see the san spin around here,

and also at times we'll have it ship ball wind blowing down the gall. so that's going to also kick up the sand in does 4 countries like q 8 and also cats are on wednesday and in the days to come bit of a closer look now, and we can see it toward that southwest corner. the does see our arrows going around that's indicating that we'll see that sand spinning around. also sand storms quite likely for southern areas of pakistan, so impacting karachi 34 degrees on wednesday. the heat is building in the north before you're up to 40 degrees across turkey. it is mostly quiet that we do have a brisk wind at times. blowing through the boss 1st impacting its stumble, and you're up to 31 degrees through the tropics of africa. we've got our storms come in and go in in the usual spots that we would expect to see them flare up moving east to west along the gulf of guinea, further toward the south. okay. wanted to show you this. so johannesburg, 26 degrees. that's looking quite good, right? but prepare for it. we know what goes up must come down temperatures down to 12 degrees and we'll have some frost as well to content with

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