we followed the citizens of this war to a nation as they pushed the limits for supplies. risking is sierra leo on al jazeera. ah . but taliban names established members as ministers, enough ganna songs, new interim government, but a washington voice, a strong reservation. ah . hello, i'm diamond jordan, this is out. is there a lie of also coming up a fire to prison in indonesia hills, at least $41.00. and these dozens injured will have a live upstate victory,

the pro abortion rights campaigners in mexico. the supreme court rules of criminalizing the procedure is unconstitutional. and the only surviving suspect in france's back on the tax does on trial impacts. ah, but taliban has unveiled an interim government declaring up against on islamic emerett 3 weeks after seizing control. the most powerful positions have been given to men who dominated the 20 year war against the us led coalition and its african allies. there are no women in the government, and the taliban hasn't said if it will hold elections. acting prime minister mohammed has an account and is a taliban founding member. he served as foreign minister and deputy prime minister during the group's last indian power from $996.00 to 2001 acting defense ministers mohammed the crew, the eldest son, the taliban, found that mila mom. he's a military commandant and has really been seen in public service. judy. hi,

connie will become interior minister. he's head of the how county network, which has been blamed for some of the gun stones most violent attacks in recent years. the role of foreign minister will be filled by a con talkie, who took part in negotiations with the united states, and another participant in peace talks carried in mohamed. how nice has been and economy minister, let's begin. charles stratford, he's live for us from the capital combo charlie. so the taliban has announced this all male interim government. so what are the expectations and of the afghan people? well i think it's fair to say that the expectations of many of the afghan people was something that was going to look a very different to this. as you say, most of these appointments are members very much of an old god. and of course, in the build up to this, this announcement of this new into room cabinet, we were told by repeatedly, by taliban officials,

the spokesman that this government was going to be inclusive, that it was going to include women that there was going to be representation of various different ethnic minorities in, in this, in this government that's simply hasn't happened. so yeah. as i say one can only imagine that a lot of people are very disappointed. now experts are saying that one of the main reasons why 1st, why there was such a delay. in the announcement of this government was because of factional in fighting between taliban leaders of various different shades of ideology and an interests. and of course, there was the battle in punchy valley that may have delayed it also. but they're also saying that the appointments are reflection also those factional differences. and that may be one of the reasons why we have so many old names names associated with, with a ton of on leadership of yesteryear. now it's all about have said that this is

going to be something new. they say they have changed. and as i say they all promising a permanent, a permanent government later, we don't know when that is going to be, as you say, there's been no mention of elections with respect to the appointment of women. now that was very much sort of fudged over last night. by the taliban spokesperson missouri head. and he was asked by a journalist, why are there any women in this cabinet or that have been appointed? he said, well, it's not over yet. there are still more ministries that we need to discuss that we will be appointing people in. and he said that women's rights would be reflected in those appointments. so nothing solid really on, on that front. as i say, i think not only afghans will be disappointed, but obviously there will be big concerns in the international community as to whether these people that will be leading this country are capable indeed of

delivering the goods and delivering on their promises of protecting human rights and for example, not using this country as a place to haul, the terrorism or groups that may want to launch attacks against foreign countries. something that the tyler bond has repeatedly said. it will not allow to happen until the health sector. there is close to collapse due to a lack of money and the countries still heavily dependent. is it not on international aid? absolutely down. yeah, i mean, the un says that these countries are the point of a humanitarian catastrophe. we know that around $18000000.00, that's almost half the population we need on a daily basis. a few managerial night thought has been held up because of the ongoing crisis. and of course, you know that so about ship the, the funds of that this country needs are being frozen either and in american bank.

so we have the world bank saying that it needed proof that the tyler bond, we're going to act on the commitments they've said on human rights before the funds were this. is it millions? tens of millions of dollars. and let's not forget that some of the people who have been announced as a, for example, the, the interim interior minister. now he is wanted by the f b i, he's considered to be belonging to a terror organization. the colony networks name is roger connie. now the child said connie network do not exist, but they are accused of committing some of the worst attacks in recent years. so one can you imagine that the americans and the rest of the world are going to be looking and saying, well look, these are exactly the kind of people we didn't want to see in power. because you know, that makes it very difficult for us to act on our promises of freeing some of the money that you need. and in the last couple of days,

the world health organization has said that potentially over 2000 health facilities in this country. the point of actually having to be closed because world bank money isn't being made available to them. and we visited one of those clinics in a rural area just outside cobble yesterday. and this is what we found for zona is in pain. she's come to this rule clinic, north of cobbles, the treatment for the doctors can't help her. i want to have done another job. i hope to come here when we get treated and go home. but there is no medicine available. and i can't afford to go to a private hospital. this hospital is struggling to keep going because there are constant power outages, not enough petrol to keep generators going, and no money to buy any more. these empty wards are typical of rural clinics across . i've got to stop because there's no more medicine available to treat the sick or treat even the most basic medical complaints. the med them permission there,

call it carol, does a bonus. patients come and they get angry and fight with us because we have no medicine. this is the only hospital in steven district still open. last night we had to help women give birth using our mobile phone lives. some of the world health organization says 90 percent of more than $2300.00 health facilities. face eminence closure because world bank money issued under the previous government has run out and it froze funding when it's valuable, retook power. so this is the clinics medicine, so we'll just look at these empty shelves. there aren't even basic medicines here. bear in mind, they started out as a maternity clinic and we have pregnant women in the wards. there are no rubber gloves. there are no anesthetics, there are no antibiotics. there aren't even paracetamol tablets available here. and it's been like this now for 3 months or the past off saying they are struggling to

support families. i'm not comfortable, much of that. we don't have enough money to pay for taxes to come to work since we haven't paid in 5 months. that is another thing the u. n says that more than 30000000 people benefited from the world bank funding clinics in afghanistan like this one last year. so for one of the remote curtis, but who could mosher? unfortunately, the hospitals work is coming to a standstill. we have no free drugs for patients on the people can't afford to buy their own from other places. the world bank says it's frozen afghan stance project funding because it wants the tale, bonds to prove itself on human rights before it releases any cash flows. ana and a husband had home with a young son. they and millions of guns liked them suffering as a consequence of events and actions far beyond their control. charts, rapid al jazeera mirror, but your quote of going to stop. meanwhile,

the secretary of state says the taliban has reiterated a pledge to allow people with travel documents to freely depart, afghanistan, anthony blink, and made the comments during a visit to catherine was capital. doha, where he and defense secretary lloyd austin. hell talk. so that cuts our counterparts mom jump june reports at the top of his agenda. us secretary of state antony blinking, sending a message of thanks. our deep gratitude to the guitar people. many countries have stepped up to help the evacuation relocation efforts and ask in ghana stand. but no country has done more than more than 58000 people have transitive through doha. you welcome them with compassion and with generosity, indoor ha for a visit alongside us secretary of defense, lloyd austin. both men met us foreign minister mohammed when i'm on a sunny and others minister of state for defense affairs. todd had been mohammed up a year during

a joint press conference in lincoln also pushed the taliban to stick by its promises. the people can leave afghanistan if they want to us. we're going to continue to engage. we're in gauging as we speak to resolve these issues and need to hold the taliban to it's pledge to what people with travel documents, including american citizens, are freely depart. afghanistan, as with any commitment itala makes, we're focused on what they do, not just on what they say. another important topic of discussion, how company teams are working towards reopening, how many cars international airport. but we have fixed a lot of that and then switch over there and we are about to get everything operation. and very soon now we didn't reach yet an agreement on the way how to manage or to run the airport. but yet we are continuing the humanitarian support and we are chartering almost on a daily basis. flight with,

with a humanitarian is lincoln and austin are the most senior us officials to visit the goal since the taliban retook power. enough can stand in august. both men also went to elo date, airbase in doha, where they paid tribute to both american troops and africa. but this visit was about more than just appreciation. it was also away for the united states to signal it will continue to stand by its allies when it comes to afghanistan. president bind's administration as grappling with the fallout from which widely been seen as a messy and chaotic withdrawal. that means the timing of this visit a week after washington announced the beginning of a new chapter of engagement with afghan. it's then it's critical. while stopping by a compound housing afghan refugees lincoln met members of the afghan girls robotic team. another attempt at reassurance in uncertain times. mohammed jim drama just now 41. people have been killed and fired a prison in indonesia, the blades that the tango and jail knew the capitol. jakarta has not been put out

more than 78 people were injured with jessica washington is out the scene in time, durango joins us live. jessica, talk us through what more details are emerging now about the fire? i'm here in town grown outside the prison and we've just heard from authorities some new details about these tragic incidents we just heard from the indonesia minister for law and human rights revealed some new information that firefighters janice did arrive on the scene. about 13 minutes after the fire daunted, and they were able to put out the fire within about an hour and a half of it being reported. but unfortunately, the fire spread so fast and according to authorities, they didn't have sufficient time to open up all of the cell while the fire was spreading. and unfortunately, that meant that some of the inmates died in their cells without even getting the chance to be evacuated. or escaped from the flames. we also have learned that 2 of

the victims were foreign nationals and individual from south africa and another from portugal. the minister also alluded to the problem of over crowding in this prison. this prison bills in the seventy's was intended for house around 600 and he made instead there were more than 2000 prison. it's here and it's all. he's all looking into whether overcrowded hampered the evacuation attempt and whether that may have complicated things overnight when 5 minutes. so also apologize the families of the victims. and as we have been standing here, we've seen some women arriving the wives and mothers. if of those who perished in the fire, in absolute shock and crying over this tragic new jessica, thank you. time for a short break here. now just here, when we come back, wrapping up germany's economic recovery. why angular merkle says, notice as crucial to her countries post on demick plans more stable?

ah, hell i once again welcome to look at the international forecast is looking pretty quiet at the moment across much of the middle east, one or 2 showers just around the corner, says over towards the caspian sea, but for the most part, as you can see, it's lossy dry, quite a brisk tamala, some lifted dust and sand to watch out for temperatures around $48.00 celsius there and q way. so on the warm side, even for this particular part of the world, we're getting up to 42 here. it looks like a dusty day as we go on through the day. but as you can see, it does that logic dry across a good part of the region. southern pass pakistan that could see one or 2 showers along with southern areas of the red sea showing up the showers that we have just around the 8th the opium highlands, those showers running over towards the gulf with guinea pockets of very wet weather

here. just pushing across south saddam easing over to the southern parts of chad and over towards nigeria. live showers there too because a good part of the democratic republic of congo might see one or 2 showers to the south of that. perhaps a shower or 2 into the most and peak over the next day or so. and around the east, in k, at to harrisburg, around 17 or 18 celsius. similar templates to for cape town, things warm up as we go one through thursday and warming up in port elizabeth my friday. the this isn't my story. it's the story of my friend jesus i'm. she told us that she didn't want to be here. she didn't want to live anymore was too hard. a survivor dedicates her life to educating and saving others from suicide. we're the ones that are dying, where the ones that are losing our friends and therefore we have to be the ones

that will stand up and solve it because no one else is going to. where there is hope, a witness documentary on a just, you know, oh, a welcome back. if you come out of our top stories here, this, the taliban has named a transitional government from gun stone. the most popular positions have been given to men would dominate the 20 year war against the us led coalition, and if not, gun allies. at least 40 people have been killed and dozens more injured in a fire of prison in indonesia authority for the blazing capital jakarta spread so quickly. stuff were unable to open some cells to allow inmates to skate. a strong

earthquake hit southward, mexico. the magnitude 7 tremor struck near the beach resort 50 of acapulco. one person was supposed to have died in the state of ghetto. it was felt in parts of the capital mexican city. it knocked out power in some neighborhoods and sent people onto the streets. mexican supreme court has be criminalized abortion. it rule unanimously that penalizing terminations is unconstitutional. it means courts and mexico can no longer prosecute abortion cases. it's a major victory for pro abortion rights advocates just as parts of the u. s. and tougher laws against the procedure. minor rapid reports now from mexico city. i saw an anti abortion activist demonstrating outside mexico supreme court on tuesday. there protesting a landmark decision by mexico's high court, declaring that the criminalization of abortion in the state of while wheeler is unconstitutional. the unanimous ruling sets a precedent for the de criminalization of abortion nationwide. he seniors,

ministers, ladies and gentlemen, ministers today is a historic day for the rights of all mexican women and pregnant people from this moment on it will not be possible to prosecute any woman who has an abortion in the cases that this constitutional court has considered valid women's groups and advocates of abortion rights are celebrating, would be call a watershed moment. he will not go to the, you know, the, the court has spoken abortion should not be punitive. it should not be criminalized . this resolution will give legal recourse to women. 2, they are imprison to regain their freedom. experts born that while the wheels are in motion for the de criminalization of abortion across mexico, it will continue to inflame divisions in a country with deep conservative catholic traditions. with this decision, by the supreme court, mexico becomes the most populous country, inline america,

to move toward the criminalization of abortion. mexico is also one of the most catholic countries in the world and conservative rights groups have vowed to continue to push back against the court's decision. on abortion right. so the move in favor of a bush in mexico comes at a time when across the border, us states or restricting womens access determinations, particularly texas many in mexico. believe tuesdays court ruling will eventually allow us women to turn to mexico for safe and legal abortions that women will no longer be prosecuted. that would lead to, oh women, women. but it does not mean that services have to be provided. then we won't be expecting necessarily to find more access to so that make that they were in their own country. but this is what would would be a mexico's president,

not an outspoken proponent of abortion rights. stressed that the decision was the courts to make and promised not to interfere. when we'll set up a little al jazeera, one mexico city. now the trial of 20 people charged over the november 2015 attacks in paris is about to begin in the city. among the accused of seller, of the slum who's thought to be the only surviving attacker. 130 people were killed in the attacks and hundreds more injured. it was the worst violence in france since the 2nd world war natasha bucks a report from paris. at the back of the concert hall in paris, some people managed to escape to reply to the inside. gunman was shooting at the crowd. the earlier, the attackers had run paged across the city, getting people in several locations. by the end of the evening, a 130 people who then attack claimed by the french president, declared a state of emergency from there was shock and grief. nearly 6 he is on thomas.

met, remembers how an evening of enjoying life music at the battle rapidly turned into a nightmare that grew all of a sudden people fell to the floor. i turned around and saw 2 people on the crash because shooting everything that move according the floor. everyone was tried to call. it was a mess. the lights went out, we heard more shouting, someone shouted, they're loading yet 3 seconds and i just ran. most of the attackers blew themselves off, was shot dead by police on the night. 3 days later police killed a man suspected to be the mastermind of the attack in a parish suburb. but it was 4 months before the man alleged to be the only surviving attacker was erected up to slum, had been in hiding in belgium, sala. the slum is one of 20 accused in paris attacks trial fix will be tried in a cynthia proceedings will take place here in paris says high court in a specially built courtroom, 100 witnesses are expected to testify among them survivors. this lawyer says that

for the victims, it's been a long wait for justice to be honest and under my own experience for victims, they can not put all these behind. it is very difficult, but it can helps them to go ahead and to know that ok, even after 6 long is there is a try. and this is important. thomas says he's anxious about the trial, but hope that his testimony will help. others shows up off if there's anything i can do perhaps to help others say like i do, i can be okay. and that motivates me to testify. the the trial is scheduled to last 9 months. it may shed more light on what happened that night. how the attacks were planned and whether they could have been prevented is on harris's cafes and balls are busy. but reminders and memories of that night on never very far away. natasha

butler, al jazeera paris guineas, cooley, the sever least political detainees are lifted restrictions imposed by the after government. it comes as the army strengthens its hold on power, replacing regional governors with military officers, west african countries due to meet in the coming out of certain sanctions. after president out, the candidate was overthrown on sunday, off, but it was reports from concrete guineas, new military rulers. i want to charm offensive to attract more public support. momentum appears to be on their side. and cohesion seems to be growing among senior commanders about the call that ended president 11th at local markets. business has picked up again after sundays, take over, led by lieutenant kind of mamma to do. maria, and there is optimism about the new rules you haven't ever. we are very happy we are praying for the new leaders. people have been through hard times. we've seen

how inflation has eaten into our earnings. many families have suffered under the previous government mining, which accounts for most of guineas, revenue has resumed as and land borders of reopened. political commentators, though, believe phases from the past will dash hawks of change in a country where poverty is overwhelming. despite boss know, wells, these are people that we have been in the lunch or not. and jenny lunch and i mean, and today they find themselves in the african days government. and they want to find themselves in these my, my, the government. so i want to make it possible not to plead with him, to be very careful to be steadfast, to be very strong in these things. still getting his political position sees the course an opportunity for a fresh start. much of the support for the military take over comes from the opposition. there's a huge sense of relief here. the cool it is half an hour,

leave dozens of political detainees. unsecured to court on putting place in opposition. areas has been lifted the next few days and weeks will be critical. on wednesday, a virtual summit of the west africa regional block echoes is expected to lay the ground rules for the return to democracy. went to the typical and to show that we need we don't expect them to delay putting in place an inclusive transition government to take us out of the situation. the cool leaders created, although they have corrected the situation that was not normal. the fate of the post president of the country isn't known the united nations, the african union, and echoes on wanting released many hope wednesday if echo summit. well, at least start to pass back to democratic rule, but with a position consolidated for now. guineas new rulers may only be willing to make a few confessions. i'm a decrease. i'll connect. yes, president joe biden has declared that climate change has become everybody's crisis

while visiting northeastern states. it hard by the remnants of hurricane ida 45 people were killed in new york and new jersey last week. the storm dumped record amounts of rain folks, regardless of the scientists and economists and the national security experts. they all tell us this is code read. the nation and the world are in peril. match not hyperbolic. that is a fact. they've been worn in us. the extreme weather would get more extreme over the decade, and we're living in real time. now. germany's international motor show has opened in munich. it's the 1st in europe since the start of the corona virus pandemic organizers last billions of dollars and canceled events. but the chancellor anglo merkel told them to work as the industries recovery is in site under simmons report . 2 years without the show. and now europe's biggest comment. good. germany takes

center stage asian gentlemen. the id lies lots of razzmatazz and not a gas guzzler insight. here attempt to come and nerves of around 808000 german workers, dependent on the car industry was the outgoing german chancellor on discipline and conduction. and we want to pick up where we left off and allow the economy to really catch up. again. this can already be seen in the motor industry, even if some supply bottlenecks are costing shadows at the moment. those shadows take some of the shine off electric car sales. the weakest link isn't range anxiety, your recharge infrastructure. it's the chip. many millions of desperately needed semiconductor microchips to be exact, it's serial. i mean, there are many factors that have to stop certain production lines because they're missing out some c p o that they have to build into the car. and this will go on for a couple of months while the motor industry itself is doing really well. the shows

promoted have crashed, cancellations because of cove. it have cost organizes more than $40000000000.00, even before the pandemic, the shows were losing money. so now, although at 1st sight you might not realize it, there are changes. it's shiny, it's new, futuristic, contemporary. but you might be forgiven for thinking this is akasha. the organizers say no. make over is underway. corporate consultants have dropped the word car from the events name. it's now a mobility show and the console since have come up with what they think a catchy questions. what will move the next, for instance, maybe this or thomas bus, or for those of us old enough to remember the bubble car. this one has its own brain. all electric motorcycles, power pedal bikes. another question, why are we here?

well, many big names from the united states and elsewhere didn't show up to answer that. the electric car is secure, the road ahead is green, but for the mobility show, the future may not be as smooth run. andrew simmons al jazeera munich for climate as of scale, the french skyscraper in protest against the countries corona, virus, health pass. they made their way up the tuttle tower in la defense, a business district on the outskirts of paris included the so called french spider man. allow hall bass ah type of contract headlines here on the taliban as name they transitional government for afghan. it's done. the most powerful positions have been given to men who dominated the 20 year war against the united states led coalition and its afghan allies at.