ah ah frank assessment by where it is again, please press welcome again. freedom of expression is a weapon to get a human life. in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on now jazeera ah, dominated by the old god and no women, the taliban around is key roles in its caretaker afghan government. ah, play watching al jazeera live from ohio with me fully vegetable, also ahead. frances high school was the country's biggest cement company, could be investigated on allegations they'd paid off. i saw in syria to keep it

fast. are you running guineas cool? leaders tight in control of the country by meaning military governors will have a live upgrade from the capital kind of creed. and el salvador becomes the 1st country to adopt bitcoin as an official guarantee. but economies say it's too risky . ah, so we now know the names of the men who will be leading afghan, his son knew transitional government, it from major milestone as a taliban works to restore order across the country and ensure that basic services continue uninterrupted italy, ban spokesman if i be who imo john hades read the names that are news conference earlier in the afghan capital. couple, the members of the cabinet in this can take a government, come mostly from the group sold god. charlotte bellis has moved from campbell. the television have announced an acting care take

a government they have announced who will be in what position, starting with the amir or the supreme leader of afghanistan being and keep it on the arkansas who is the current leader of the telephone. they have named the people who will be in the acting defense and interior ministry positions. the acting defense minister will be molar mohammed who is the son of irma. he has become a bond military commission. more recently, also the acting minister of the interior search of dean connie leader of what was the had connie network and since folded into the telephone. in recent years, they have names, a prime minister. as part of this new government. they have named mohammed her son . he was actually the deputy prime minister during the last taliban government in the 1909. he's me know as a hotline from kandahar and in recent years he has lived the leadership council. in fact, for the last 20 years, his deputy will be gone. the paradise he has been the political chief based out of

dar hi. he's been leading the negotiations with the united states over the last 3 years. he was pulled out of pocket on the person to lead those negotiations for the telephone. so he will be the prime minister's deputy. they have named mean they have named people who were in the taliban government from the 1900. they promised an inclusive government. whether or not this is inclusive is not for much debate because it is the tele bomb members. there is no one from the form of government. there are very few minorities included in this if any. and there are also no women, they used to be in the previous government and ministry for women's affairs that has been abolished. it would seem they have said that there are a few ministry say a name. but in this press conference, the women and the woman's ministry were nowhere to be seen. the un humanitarian chief has just delivered oblique assessment of the situation in afghanistan. he

says the country is running out of money to fund basic services, while food supplies, and other life saving aide a down to dangerous level. nearly all of the population are in need of assistance. the 18000000 people generally speaking, some protections. 14000000 need 9000000 need access to water. 600000 a. been internally just by this year alone, and 5000000 people remain just based about the secretary general will launch and appeal on monday, the 13th september and geneva flash appeal which has been cut together by the agencies. about $606000000.00 for a full month period that covers the existing monetary needs and an updated assessment has bringing out to various kristin, filmy life for us at the united nations in new york. chris in martin griffith painting a very alarming picture. there of the humanitarian situation in afghanistan and the

un launching an appeal yes, he laid out that assessment and also what the international community would need in order to be able to do its job in afghanistan. apparently, griffin met with molla barometer, the deputy leader of the new afghan government over the weekend, and discussed these things in great detail. the appeal that will be made on monday in geneva, by the secretary general antonio terrace, is for $606000000.00. that's to make good on earlier requests that have yet to come to fruition. an attempt to spark donations from the international community that will help some 11000000 afghans who are in need, particularly 1000000 women and children who are facing acute malnutrition. it will help those who have been displaced and cannot go to work and get income that way as

well. griffith asked for assurances from the taliban that humanitarians would be able to move freely in and out of the country that they'd be able to meet with people and do their jobs. and that male and female a workers would, would be allowed to do this. he said that the taliban gave them oral assurances that that would actually be the case. but he also pointed out that the united nations is looking to get those assurances in writing as well and interesting to hear him speak about. also efforts to reassure the international community that the donations that they hope to collect will go directly to the afghan people and not benefit the taliban as a political entity so much. and he indicated that the taliban was well aware that the need in the country is great for international assistance, given the situation on the grant ground there now. and he founded optimistic that

you and workers would be able to do their jobs going forward. but did and say that they were looking for commitments in writing from the taliban government and conceited that the big country and having that in writing would be helpful for a uniform response and protection, particularly of women, children and minorities throughout the country. christine, thank you very much for that question for me live for us at the united nations. no talk to us. officials are in the country capital to discuss the future. i've got his son, us secretary of state antony, blinking, and defense. secretary lloyd often have both been in doha and have a talk with country officials. they say occupations of at risk off guns and americans from couple will continue. we're going to continue to engage were engaging as we speak to resolve these issues. and indeed, the whole the taliban to it's pledge to let people with travel documents,

including american citizens, a freely depart, afghanistan. and we've reiterated this point directly to the taliban in, in recent hours. as with any commitment itala makes, we're focused on what they do, not just on what they say mana john june has more now on the diplomatic side of the story, from the before us, secretary of state lincoln, and us defense secretary austin lloyd, actually made it to do how it was made clear to the press that they were not going to be meeting with taliban officials here in doha, throughout the day at various stops, it was also made clear that the us delegation was still engaging in some way with the taller bond. but they did not go into the specifics as to who exactly from the u. s. was engaging with whom from the tyler bond and how exactly that communication was being facilitated. the u. s. many other western governments,

the company government, and they have all urged the taller bonds to form an inclusive government one that could lead to recognition by international actors. and it's just not clear at this stage. if this interim government that's been announced is actually going to meet that criteria. there was a lot of pressure on the taller bond to put forth names that would be acceptable to international actors, to international players, so that they could more fully engage with this taller bond government and perhaps even recognize the taliban government. in other world news fries this tom court of appeal has ruled against one of the countries con largest companies. over allegations that are funded, i saw in syria. the court overturned a ruling not to formally investigate cement, to make a farm for complicity in crimes against humanity. the company continued to operate in northern syria between 20122014. despite the threat of armed groups, including i saw in the region at asha butler, has more from paris. was fernley,

a big blow to the forge is reputation. a judges from says highest court effectively overturning this 2019 ruling. and what that means is that it pays the way in the future for the french cement, make a to possibly be investigated for complicity in crimes against humanity over its actions. in northern syria at the height of the civil war. now to be clear, it doesn't mean that force is under investigation right now, but what judge is said is in the future. another court will concede and decide whether or not such an investigation can go ahead, but as i said, a huge blow to lithography is reputation. really this case centers on the fact that between 20122014, the foreign kept cement plug running in the law to syria in a region that came under the control of eiffel. now the force is accused of paying

armed groups, including eyes will some $50000000.00 in protection money to keep the crowd running . now, activists and g o fed and former employees as well have fed the forge, knew that the risks were high of keeping the fact you running in that region because they graduated before install. but their theory and stuff were left there to keep working, some kidnapped, others were killed by on groups. again, including i saw now the force is always denied the accusations it has admitted in the pos executives and frauds have admitted some mistakes were made, but they say that it was mainly the syrian managers on the ground who were making decisions at the time. well, let's speak to canal of each about this. she's a legal advisor at the european center for constitutional and human rights and is joining us from paris can now very good to have you with us on. i'll just hear a significant rolling today. as natasha said, what is your reaction 1st?

does it come as a surprise to you this decision today? it is an extremely strong being able to operate in our conflicts may have is occasion to profit from great crimes and who to us present because they are pursuing a commercial objectives, should be exonerated from being complicit, raised crimes. and when the court, the supreme court said today, if that's not my president of the transferring 1000000 euros to the why, knowing the price instruments and may have been committed in the northern region including nearby factory necessary and visa mom basis permission of crimes. and that therefore, it could be completed and should not be rated from this

investigation on the charge. just because as you mentioned, you know, it pretends it is pushing original objective or the trying to make sure or what the ruling, the ruling doesn't mean. yet that far she is under investigation on the most serious crime of complicity of crimes against humanity. what would it take for that to happen? so i have been wrong. i do investigated judging and all that. and of course, i can hold it charged. and the supreme court today, it's saying that the court of appeals me can still discharge because like a very restrictive as a presentation of what appeals discharge in order to be completed, this one should share the perpetrator. so that should have had in terms

of cranky. right. and today to get the job, she prim court. it's saying this will need to be judged. so another court will have to judge whether or not the charges against you should be maintained or not. on the basis of a new interpretation, which is an interpretation that our organization has brought, that is in line criminal law, which means that in order to be completed, this one needs to have the knowledge that crimes are being committed. can be aware by factions it may come to the mission of this friends. i want to ask you about the role of the french faith canal. you of course have said that this was send a strong message to companies operating in conflicts on like syria. some reports, i suggested, however, that lafarge,

informed frances intelligent services about their relations with, i saw in syria, and that these relations were conducted with a knowledge of french said into 2 sions and officials. what do you make of that? could this really have gone ahead without the knowledge of the french government? no. so the role of the french that has been mentioned in the judicial inquiry quite a while now. we have already french minutes. your brain, if there is no use to be heard. and he, at the time said that he didn't know about this, but it is now clear that the french said you back to pain, even though the final, terry bruce now would make it confirm once again that's column b r strong. how strong financial but also do you interest converge and that makes it more, you know, venable, that they need to be accountable when they continue to great crimes roll the french

j o that it will be you know, explore further in the investigation institutional inquiry, which is not close and already includes some of the french states and the french, the brain service. but it could be further into the direction, but it does not in any way from, from your, from your company. it's all responsibility. thank you can now for talking to us and sharing your reaction with us can elevate with the european center for constitutional and human rights. joining us from paris, we appreciate your time to head on al jazeera. we are germany's 1st moto show to open its doors to the public interest of the pan demik. and this is venice film festival sees directors experiment with a new form of stony cathy. ah,

ah, hello, good to be with you. plenty of hot sunshine across the middle east, in some temperatures, while above average, that includes 4 q $848.00 degrees will take a cloak, a closer look in a sack, hang tight, but also some sand and dust being swirled up. ne of saudi because we've got a bit of a shamal going on here. also some storms bubbling up through the western mountains of yemen, into the heat, as mountains in saudi pharmacy. we would talk about sac, he weight, and here's the situation. some fairly breezy conditions. got about 60 kilometers per hour, but as we get later in those in the week, those winds will start to die down. now for southern areas of pakistan, i think we're going to see some moisture leak in here. so this will impact karachi, we take a look at the next 3 days, thursday, it looks like we've got a shot at seen some rain read the conditions here as well. and we're keeping this

theme of when go in those fierce went through the boss for it's impacting it's sample, but they will eventually die down here as well. probably by friday, looking at gus, just about 35 kilometers per hour as much lighter than what they have been. we've got our storms come in and going through the tropics of africa, particularly heavy through south sudan on wednesday. and temperature has they're going to be shooting up for south africa. in particular, johannesburg goes from 17 to 25 on thursday. the to often of cornerstone is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction . an extraordinary film, archives planning for decades, review the forgotten truth of the country's modern history. the forbidden real

coming soon on jessie. oh, the me. a recap of our top stories on al jazeera, the taliban spokesman has announced the names of the men who will be leading up county found the transitional government. the list of cabinet members is dominated by members of the groups, thought god, and they on know women the un to manage harry and chief says i've got to stand is running out of money to fund basic services, food supplies, and other late life saving aid down to dangerous levels, the u. n. is appealing for $606000000.00 to ensure humanitarian operations

continues. and frances top court of appeal has ruled against the giant cement maker lafarge over allegations that funded i saw in syria. a court overturned a ruling not to formerly investigate the company for complicity in crimes against humanity. now guineas co leaders have replaced the heads of administrative regions with military officers further tightening the control of the country. west african nations have condemned the coo and threatened sanctions after colonel monday to lead a cool. supposing president alpha county on sunday, they will hold a virtual summit on wednesday to discuss the military take over the joint. i says it plans to form a unity government and holds elections. has given no timeframe. i'll just here is i'm address is in guineas capital conic, rejoins this lie. tell us 1st about the situation in kind of cree. i'm at today. how firmly in control is kind of money to me we're well basically finally

it looking like a cooley and his government. although it's not a complete government at the moment, it looks like they are in control and on a daily basis they are trying to launch a trauma pensive trying to attract public sympathy, which seems to be going that way for now. now just a short while ago, we understand that the prosecutor general office we apologize. we've lost a connection to the address in con, a creevy who was giving us an update on the situation after the cool on sunday, which toppled leader are far on day. the military now in charge, but his army was saying that the population guinea seems to have welcomed the school. we will go back to him at once. we re establish the connection with him. let's move on to other news. and el salvador has become the 1st country in the world to adopt bitcoin as legal, tender. the president has declared it the future for the country,

but economists one that using the volatile an unregulated crypto currency is a risk. john holeman has more from san salvador. so this is it, it's the 1st day of the 1st country in the world to use big coin as legal tender. it's going to be one of the currencies here along with the us dollar, which is the already existing currency of el salvador. now, here we can see chico, this is what they cooling the application. also the special cash points to be able to change big coins to us dollars here, chief means code and the president has said all of the lives of the world, a good to be on the salvador right now as we roll this out. the problem is, there's been a few glitches already in the, in the 1st roll out of these machines on the application. and that's not the only worry about bitcoin. one of the other worries is about how the bullets hold this currency is if people one of the poorest countries in latin america going to be using it, not just the daily transactions,

but also possibly for their savings. that could be the problem if the price doesn't only go up, but also crashes back down. another worry economists say, is it, it could make this country a safe haven. the criminals who want to use bitcoin, which remember, is unregulated by the banks to have the it will go in gains and then learn to those into us dollars. but what the president says is that people should be positive about this, that it's going to be in, bring investments will make it easier for people to. so bring their remittances into the country. this will be a good thing for salvador. it's something that we're not going to know today. it's something that we're going to know. probably maybe even a year or so from now. but this is it. this is a 1st a big coin in el salvador. me and my shadow government has declared what it's calling a people defensive war against the military rulers will cease power in february, the national unity government is made up of politicians, the policy,

and the call it all on the as this is a public revolution, all the citizens with me and mar revolt against the rule of the military terrorists in every corner of the country. scott hyler is in bangkok in neighboring thailand. he says it will be difficult for the country's armed globe to form a united front. while the national unity government called the day this announcement of his call to arms, if he will call to arms literally with the armed groups out there and the body, the army that they say they've been forming the national unity government. but it's also a political call to arms and that is there, encouraging those bureaucrats still working for the genta did not go go to work essentially and how they're reacting on the streets across me and me are there are still some small protests and these have been going on in these months since the co back in february. so we're seeing some smaller protests. there's one at least that had assigned that, that directly reference the national unity government so that those are still going on. that's one way they're reacting to this announcement. one thing that needs to

be said is that it's not as though there are armed fighters streaming onto the streets across me. and this is something that we knew was going to be coming down the road when the national unity government said that they had an armed force that they wanted to use against the gentle forces. one thing that need to be said to the bulk of that will come from these at an armed ethnic groups along the borders and me and mar, they have been fighting the gentle forces over the last couple of months, but for decades before that as well. so they are going to be part of this and have been part of this movement against the junk military action against the junk. but it needs to be said that they are separate army. so for them coming together and to work in unison is going to be a very big feet. indeed, germany's international model show is underway. the event in unique is promising to be very different, not just because it's taking place during the car on a virus pandemic, but also because it plays a big role in germany's economy. as andrew simmons reports. not only is it the 1st

major show of its kind for more than 2 years, it's all about conversion, not just too electric, but to thomas driving the future to a whole different concept of thinking about mobility. now, will this work is a question. it's something that i'm going to merkel didn't want to get into. she wanted to push home a message that the economy in germany was coming around off the cove. it. she made an assurance that the massive investment germany is making in the electric car industry, something like 150000000 euro will pay off that they will convert the number of jobs dependent on the motor industry. around 800000 people involved. there will be not rosie, but certainly positive. there was also

a message from the volkswagen head of corporate whole corporate affairs, the very much the boss he was saying it isn't just the electric cough. that's the big breakthrough. that's pretty easy. stuff the issue is autonomous driving. that's really the big one for the future major investment going there. we can see all over this venue examples of autonomy in driving. of course, the regulations, the government regulations are the key for all of that. now unusual rise, making itself felt in venice. this fear, the dark q fiction blending documentary with fiction, films take real life stories and non actors, then insert fiction alignment elements. so story lines. as algebra came, vanelle report has become the driving force behind several independent films that the festival in once upon a time, and called casa, is

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a government they have announced who will be in what position starting with the amir or the supreme leader of afghanistan being and keep it.