has been on the agenda, talks between us foreign minister and his french counterpart. mom had been robbed and also and he says council is neutral and taliban needed to engage with the international community. as we stated from the beginning, the position of set of put that as a mediator and the 1st place has been has remained impulsion. and we have said that ice edition will never be announcer. recognition is not a priority, but engagement is the only way forward for all of us live. i spend a lot for them on the afghan people should enjoy all their freedoms, including women's rights and above all, to sever relations related to terrorism, and allow the delivery of aid and also to have an all inclusive interim government . these were out demands. the response from couples so far is not up to our expectation. we have heard the statements made and we are waiting for the actions. we will continue to exercise pressure on the taliban to fulfill their commitments. and as you've been hearing many hospitals in afghanistan that rely on humanitarian

aid are struggling to even provide basic services. charles stratford visited one in the african capital couple. the 16 months old school soon has measles and pneumonia. doctor said she was too weak to be vaccinated against measles because like many children in this cobble hospital, she's suffering severe. acute malnutrition, they are fighting for their lives. 5 months old carson was born with jaundice. he's very on the weight, too weak to cry. his mother cannot afford to feed him and she is distraught. new jersey, but then he stopped urinating and he had diarrhea and he wasn't being crying all day and night. i don't have money to buy him milk, so brought into the hospital. the india gandy. childrens hospital receives up to 1300 patients

a day. sometimes children have to share beds because there aren't enough 9 months old dora is also suffering from pneumonia. his mother's struggles to give him oxygen to a mask. the hospital doesn't have the money to fit a central oxygen system. the world bank is suspended funding for about 2300 medical facilities like this one since the taliban retook power in afghanistan . at the hospital entrance, families wait for news of the young ones inside the conditions at this hospital are shocking and staff predict that the situation could get even worse in the coming winter months when normally rates of pneumonia among children increase, the un says 1000000 children under the age of 5 could suffer severe, acute malnutrition, a life threatening condition. if international donors don't step up, the world bank or the international institutions and governments say they want

proof, the toner, bonnie sticking to its promises on human rights before releasing money to treat children like these. there's also the issue of channeling money to a country with a new government includes taliban officials on un sanction lists. this hospital has faced shortages and supplies for years, but the situation could now get a lot worse. as move chef our corner failure, we're trying to renovate to make more space, but we don't have a budget. we've had problems with supply and medicine shortages for 4 years. we're afraid that if our staff continue not to be paid, they may not be able to afford to come to work for you and says governments and international donors have to put politics aside. the international community knows how to do that. they've done it elsewhere in the world, and they can do the same thing. and i've got this done. the international committee has done it in syria, in yemen, in other parts of the world. and we bags,

and we pledged the and we urge the international community to apply the same principles of generosity that we have applied elsewhere in the world. that's where we are appealing for our, for i've got this done today for the children. if i've got some scottish done already has one of the price child mortality rates in the world without international help. the u. n says many of the estimated 10000000 children here who rely on humanitarian aid to survive will die. charles stafford al jazeera council, international atomic energy agency chief rafael garcia, county holding a news conference in vienna following his meeting in iran on sunday. let's listen and that the iranian side has indicated that a technical level, they are going to be exchanging information with our teams so that we can perform all the activities that need to be performed. we still need to see the

degree of, of, of gap that, that there may be. but as you know, that redundancy said there are ways to reconstruct the information. of course thanks. d g. hello jonathan. i really bloomberg one very brief question. can you give us an update on the online enrichment monitoring mechanisms? the all and the yeah. are they still installed and not working or? or have they been removed entirely? no, they are there. okay. and then the 2nd question is, relative to the physical inventory verification, paragraph $81.00 of the info circ 531 states that depending on the chemical composition and whether uranium is rich to high or low levels, that the frequency of p i, these can be increased so you've been, you've reported now 2 consecutive reports that you're unable to verify the

stockpile of fissile material. why have you increased the number of p v 's? because that's clearly falls under the essay. well, i must tell you that when it comes to the type and the intensity of the activities, we carry out in the country, not only in iran, in any country we, i decide on the bases of the advice of the deputy director general and his technical team how we always say distribute resources and our intensities. and of course, this is not a matter that we discussed in public, but i can tell you that we always go for the best point in the the one that is going to give us the maximum return in terms of information. this is

something that it is invaluable. so if it's how many be a visa or how many types of this is a matter of technical judgement, that the inspectors tell me about. and then we decide, i'm sorry, but i mean, the iran is the only non nuclear weapons state in the n p t that, you know, is enriching the 60 percent levels of purity anyways. i mean, many times and ends ends. and i mean, the csr clearly allows you to increase the number of physical inventory verification visits. and just simply asking why, why you're still unable to verify the amount of fissile material. if you have the capacity to do that, we are exercising our capacities to the maximum. but as i say, our capacities are not concentrated on a single instrument for verification. ok, thanks. thank. while you've been listening that international atomic energy agency

chief rafael grossi holding a news conference in vienna, let's bring in iran, correspond us back. he's also been listening in on that press conference. it does look like iran will avoid a censure by the board today, but it does seem there are still some large outstanding issues. definitely that have avoided censure something that iran had threatened if it had taken place. it would effect the negotiations around that 2015 nuclear deal. now there's been 6 rounds of, of those negotiations, and we expect the 7th right to take some time in october. so ron has avoided censure, but there are standing issues the parliament iran passed that bill, that risks to restricted a inspections and also the monitoring of to nuclear sites. now that footage will still be recorded. it will be held in iran and only when an agreement is achieved in vienna. that will be handed over to the i. e. a. currently that footage, those memory cods have been the, have been,

i'd like to change those. they've been sealed by both iran and the under would be handed over if an agreement is reached. those are the standing issues of the unexplained nuclear materials, find undeclared sites that iran so on. so as to the, i haven't been satisfactory. according to the i a e a and this still carrying on with those questions. so yes, there are still standing issues, but in the short term, it's given time for iran and the european powers to sit down and return to the negotiating table and hopefully reach an agreement or so many countries were involved in making that a visit to tara happen yesterday, do we yet have a sense of when those indirect talks and negotiations might actually review? well, we've heard several reports out of iran and we expect them to take some to take some taste sometime in october, but it's still uncertain. this is

a new administration of a brian, right? you see the new president is a conservative majority parliament and many of those politicians were for the 2015 nuclear deal in the 1st place. now the last on those negotiations took place were in july in july this year. so it's been a considerable time that's passed, but rough grossi has suggested that he will be returning to their on for high level meetings, and is expected that he may even meet with the new president there. brian right now, yesterday he said that there had been a breakdown in communication and he wants to reestablish that and work with the new government. so depending on what happens with the i, e and the iranians willingness to return to those negotiations, we could see those take, take very soon back that who is keeping an eye on that press conference for us. thanks so much austin, me. while so the pandemic noun,

indonesia scaling outputs vaccination efforts. as it grapples with one of the world's worst curve at 19 outbreaks. it's hoping to not collect more than 2000000 people a day, but with its population spread across thousands of islands. it's facing a lot of challenges. jessica washington reports in, in diseases east of the coast of congo island. this is one of indonesia floating vaccine hubs. it's intended to reach fishermen and others who work at sea nissan. any other law? the only way to access this area is by sea. yeah, we have faced some difficulties getting here such as the strong current yamaha. we allow many of the fishermen here live far from health services and are often away from home coming south scholarly. and we are thankful that the police came to see to give us vaccines because we didn't have the chance before. the most of these areas do not have reliable electricity. i mean, we're not going bar. we use

a cool box to maintain the temperature, the vaccine. if we have issues, we also use ice to maintain the cold chain by the government aim su, vaccinate at least 208000000 people by the end of the year. that's more than 70 percent of the population with its population spread across more than $6000.00 islands. that comes with some logistical challenges. these health workers breathed heavy storms to reach this village on the island of borneo. along the only option is to come here via the river, and today it was raining and the waves were strong. but after we saw the enthusiasm of the people, it all paid off. in the weeks leading up to the vaccine drive, local leaders have been sharing information about the vaccines to help combat hesitancy. was that what we know is we can't be afraid to vaccine. we have to get vaccinated to avoid spreading kobus. and the vaccine is hello,

the president joker with dodo has stressed the need to speed up the vaccinations in provinces outside java to avoid another search in cases after week says the global epi center of the virus transmission has started to flow, and life is gradually returning to normal for many innovation, city authorities hope the celebrated destination dr. la la, but process to continue this month. same to vaccinate more than 2000000 people every day. just for washington, the al jazeera chicago, well south africa as president plans to lift corona virus restrictions and shorten a nation wide caf you following a dropping infections there. but to around the person has appealed for more people to get vaccinated. only 7000000 people out of a population of more than 60000000 are currently fully inoculated and thought africa as one of the countries was hit by the virus on the african continent. whole now the world's 1st pandemic institute has opened its doors in the british city of

liverpool. it's aim is to help the while prevent, prepare and respond more effectively to global outbreaks. the send to secured millions of dollars and funding from big business and promise to unify global efforts to tackle future pandemic. ne fokker went to visit the facility for the bacteria in this dish can kill strep to caucus pneumonia is a major cause of chronic lung conditions. scientists are trying to understand how all immune systems respond to infection with the findings, helping our knowledge of other respiratory illnesses such as coven 19. also in the lab, ongoing trials of the oxford astrazeneca vaccine. there is a small corner of the world. first end to end. pandemic institute, aim to helping the well prevent, prepare, and response to the worst. someone that i know said once, you don't build a fire brigades after the fire has started,

and that's what we're trying to do here. we really need to develop new platforms and model. so when should we get the next virus coming through? we very rapidly can develop the vaccines and drugs to tackle that. there's a huge breath of clinical academic and data driven expertise here. the pandemic revealed huge cracks in our ability to deal with a global outbreak. time now to strengthen our defenses against what could come next week. in another part of the city, the panoramic institutes, new gleaming headquarters, the projects the brain, shout of professor matthew baylis. whenever something is decided about pandemic, it would have been better to have decided it earlier in which the speed really is of the essence. and i think in some cases they were the steps that we've taken in this country, which in retrospect would have been better to have taken earlier. the test can be easily used without the need of additional equipment underpinning efforts. a

14000000 dollar donation from inova medical group. the u. s. start up quickly became the world's largest supply of rapid cove at 19 tests, making billions of dollars and government contracts in the process. we feel that the needs to be a better cohesive response globally, to how our economy's countries and continents respond to the pandemic. we need to continue to make investments into the pandemic research. not only here in liverpool, but globally at other institutions, which will be a collaborative effort so that we can get other countries and other other communities involved. the institute will be under scrutiny to ensure were carried out here, benefits poor countries to we need to access the global community and share resources because in a global situation, you are not dealing with the problem as a whole. if you find them donations as long as the mobility across countries, they probably will not come to an end. the pandemic turbo charged innovation with

scientific research now released in torrance. there's too much at stake to stem still. no room for complacency. leave bulk al jazeera, liverpool, now moving on and the un human rights chief has issued a die, a warning about the effect that the environment is having on vulnerable people around the world. michelle bash lay told the un human rights council. the environmental threats are triggering more complex and making existing ones, even including creek crisis or pollution, climate change, and by diversity. the act affects multipliers amplifying conflicts at pensions, and struck qualities and forcing people into christianity burnwell situations as this environmental intensify. that will cause it to the single greatest challenge to human rights in our hero. last year was the most dangerous on record for people

defending their land livelihoods. ecosystems global witness recorded the matters of 227 land, an environmental defenders in 2020. that says that's far short of the actual number activist phase, other threats, including arrests, smear campaigns and attacks. 65 of those killed were in columbia with mexico and the philippines. the next most dangerous countries, more than a 3rd of all fatal attacks targeted indigenous people, even though they only make up 5 percent of the world's population. 71 percent of those targeted were resisting deforestation and industrial development. others died while protecting rivers, coastal areas and oceans are still ahead here on al jazeera and thought, heartbreak for the well, number one in new york tennis action coming up in just a

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jokers, which never really found his dried off the dropping the 6th floor. he lost the 2nd by the same school line. yeah. and to sit down the dream of being the 1st man since $969.00. to sweep all the mages in a calendar year while also ceiling a record breaking 21st grand slam looks to be flipping away. the serbian did show some glimpses of resistance, but it wasn't enough to 2 and a quarter was on cool mid would. it would finally have this moment the russian taking the 3rd the fool to win his 1st grand slam and ruin. what could have

been the biggest moment of jokers which his career and despite usually being so compose the gravity of what had happened, seemed to take an emotional tone on the world. number one. kind of visualizing myself standing here in front of you guys and what would i say? and i would like to say tonight, even though i have no one to match, my heart is filled with joy and i'm the happiest man alive because you guys made me feel very oh, what he was going for today. i just want to say that i'm in any way what i want to accomplish here with your career. i never had this to anybody else. and right now for me, you are the greatest santa clara, the history special day for med with

a man that will be remembered for his, his 3 denying victory in new york to hell malik algeria. we've been speaking to tennis, jonas craig gabriel, who elaborate on just why med williams when was so special? well, it is historic in itself. i mean there was the history that novak jockey which was going for by tried to win the calendar grand slam. and when a 21st korea major, but the historical aspect for the med as is the fact that he has wanted that incredible results over novak going into the final job of issues that they had to had by 3. now it's 5 was junk. been narrowed? i know that, sorry the new med with the has. busy produced the children's life. they played struggling open final this year. it's pretty straightforward to,

to jock image and maybe to learn from that experience. this was just the final of the majors and his 1st grand slam championship football. now in liverpool, mama sala reached a premier league landmark, and the 3 know win over leads. egyptian, forward to put liverpool head off the 20 minutes with his 100. the goal in english at top division only for the plays a got that highly in a few. again, they got a 2nd after the break through 5, the new side you money made it 3 nail in stop his time with his mon tonight goal for the club liberal for now level points at the top with majesty and i said, and chelsea i'm interested in a form we had been move on the title i am interested in the best possible shape began of now and i don't even know it far away from being perfect is called nice goals, but be, should have had more clear cut chances will finishes. but that's not

a problem today for analysis. brilliant. but we, we know we have space for improvement and we have to do that for the 1st time in 560 days that rail madrid fans return to the burn about to watch their team and take on sell to fee, go you stadium that has been close for renovation, the project isn't due to be completed until the end of $20.00. 22 work will continue in between matches and new signing eduardo coming up already looks bright at home. he came off the bench to make w at school just a few minutes later before carrying balancing my completed his hat trick 2 minutes from time. as it finished 5 to grey owl to formula one and the drama involving championship rivals max, their stop and louis hamilton at the time gone p on lap $26.00. hamilton with the track after a pit stop alongside the staff and who tried to pass him. they made contacts in their stop and read,

who ended up with on top of hamilton's mercy. this hamilton was lucky to escape injury. thanks lovely to the hollow head protection device. sure. found for staff and that was largely to blame for the accidents and gave him a 3 page grid penalty for the next race you thought i was going to be fighting. so one is a was also realize that so after the deadline nearly moved to the left on the breaking . so i already had to move on to the green side of the trip next to the cheque came out regular. want to make sure that the positive on the outside and the head going into the, into the corner. and next thing i know, but nevertheless i thought we're going to have a nice finding someone to return to that soon as i was next step on squeezing the more and more to the last couple of minutes. so unfortunately, i feel both will just have enough to make it can kill me. you run me a bit too much out of road for then i clipped the curb and that's why we thought

australian dana ricardo started from beckons, but took the lead. the 1st corner of funds for the remainder of the race came in his 1st victory in 3 years. he made the land norris, it was 2nd mcclung winning the 1st piece since 2012. the tire bought us who began from the back of the grid was there to lead literally from start to finish. i don't think any of us expected that, but i don't know if there was something something in me on friday. i knew something was something good was to come, so let's just set up and that's what it is for. for me, we'll have more for you later one. but for now i'll hand you back to you. thanks so much santa. well, that's it for me to pay for this news hour, but don't go away. stay with us fully basketball will be back very shortly with

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