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a trustees in ethiopia, ti gray region. the un report binds both sides of the conflict. all responsible plus i'm natasha butler. in paris, a year after the bosses, chris is dream of wrapping up the trail is becoming reality. ah. international donors have pledged more than $1000000000.00 to try and avert to humanitarian crisis in afghanistan. it follows an urgent appeal by the you entered a donor conference in geneva. foreign aid has dried offices, the taller bond takeover last month, sending poverty and hunger spiraling diplomat to get it to james bass reports. the un secretary general came to geneva with the aim of getting the international community to provide at least $660000000.00 to help. i'm going to stop before the

end of the year. the people of afghanistan need a lifeline after records of war, suffering, getting security, they face perhaps they're most battles our just over a week ago, the un humanitarian coordinator martin griffith visited afghanistan and met with a taliban leadership. you know that some countries will be reluctant to get money because they'll be worried about the money going into taliban hands. what do you say to them? well, i've kind of still, it's not the only place where humanitarian agencies do direct delivery through our national partners. we have 156 partners agencies working enough got his time many most of them. in fact, africa as a news conference, the secretary general said he was pleased by the international response to his flash appeal. but he said there was still real risks ahead. secretary general, how serious now is the possibility of

a complete economic collapse in african stone? it is serious and economy doesn't work without the blood. and the blood of the economy is cash. and so as i said, i think it is important to avoid the collapse of the economy and i think the national community to find the ways to do it without violating international rules and norms. the un says during the meeting, receive pledges totaling more than a $1000000000.00. however, almost certainly not all of that. his new money and some of the funds are being directed, not just the african stone, but to the wider region. james bays al jazeera at the u. n. in geneva. a unicef is warning that acute malnutrition is threatening 1000000 children in afghanistan. many hospitals, the relying humanitarian aid are struggling to provide basic services. charles strafford reports 16 months old cool 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 wait 2 week to cry. his mother cannot afford to feed him and she is distraught even then he stopped urinating and he had diarrhea and he was crying all day and night. i don't have money to buy him milk so brought into the hospital. indira gandhi children's 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. 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. enough, gone as don 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 where 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 baton 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 where the 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 moon shuffle corner failure, we're trying to renovate to me more space, but we don't have a budget. we've had problems with supply and medicine shortages for 4 years. now we're afraid that if our staff continue not to be paid, they may not be able to afford to come to work. un 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, if it can do the same thing and i've gotten it done. the international committee has done it in syria, in yemen, in other parts of the world. and we begs and we pledged, 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'm getting some scottish done

already has one of the vice child mortality rates in the world without international help. the un says many of the estimated 10000000 children here who rely on humanitarian a to survive will die. cha stafford al jazeera, called the country in french foreign ministers met in doha to talk about f canister . st flights will continue out of cobble airport, had been up to the home on. if any says cut out a has asked with taliban to respect women's rights skimming examples of muslim countries were women plan active role. he's urge the leadership to engage with the international community. the us secretary of state has defended the handling of the military withdraw from afghanistan, entity blanket told a congressional hearing, the biden administration made the right decision to end america's longest war. rosalind jordan reports from washington i

on monday, those who loved us navy corps, min max, sylvia said good bye to him at his high school stadium in ohio, 600 kilometers away in washington, legislators demanded to know why sylvia and 12 other members of the us military were killed during the evacuation of afghanistan. indeed, why the bite and ministration felt now was the time to end its military presence and leave the country in the hands of the taller bon? the anger was largely driven by republican. your bazaar abandoning a bug room airfield, lead directly to 13 marine marines murdered and cobble. you should resign. we abandon americans behind enemy lines. we left behind the interpreters who you mister secretary, and the president both promise to protect. i can summarize this in one word.

the trail secretary of state antony blank and was the administration official summoned to be held to account. his message. president jo biden's hands were tied and president biden took office in january. he inherited an agreement that is predecessor had reached the taliban to remove all the remainder, forces from afghanistan. by may. first of this year, lincoln said the administration did all it could to get us citizens, permanent resident and afghans who had worked with the u. s. military, out of the country before august 31st, he admitted no one thought afghan troops would fall so quickly or that the president of france, connie would flee, and he tried to focus on the positive tens of thousands evacuated as quickly as possible. international agreement, the tunnel bond would be punished if it harmed women and girls. humanitarian aid increased. while democratic legislators were largely sympathetic,

there was still some skepticism. and it seems absurd, at least in retrospect, to think that the average afghan grunt would fight in the trenches while seeing those who were best connected. desperate to flee in a matter of days blinking didn't satisfy all of the representatives complaints. and that's to be expected. blink, and also didn't give the representatives what some of them wanted to hear. a promise that the us military is going back to afghanistan to serve as a chuck on the taller bonds power. on one point, the secretary and the congress people agreed they would make sure the more than 2600 forces killed in afghanistan over 20 years of war did not lose their lives in vain. rosalyn, jordan al jazeera capitol hill, israeli prime minister, natalie bennett, to says he had what he called important discussions with the egyptian president of

his cc. the leaders agreed to strengthen bilateral ties as they met in the egyptian resort city of sharma. schiff hold up the honeyed reports, is the 1st official visit of and is really leader in more than a decade. and it comes only a few weeks after egypt, president of the fact that his tc extended the invitation to israeli prime minister naphtali bennett. it also comes at that time when relations between the 2 countries have reached unprecedented levels since the peace agreement between egypt and israel was signed in 1979. we have 2 levels. we have the bilateral level, and you have the regional level. i'm quite sure that in the origin level there will be most salient issues to be discussed. iran and cameras on the bilateral. my hope is, i don't know if there will lose something concrete. my hope is that egypt will change. it stands because we have to work very hard to work with you. what's the

real relationship on these bilateral levels? it doesn't exist. the security cooperation is the bedrock up the relationship between the 2 countries. and since he came to power, 8 years ago, intelligence and military ties have grown stronger. israel agreeing that the gyptian forces in breach of the cam david accord, entered the demilitarized zone in the sign a peninsula to fight isolate. and then the prime concern for both countries. egypt broke a deceased fire during the 11 days one, gaza in may. turning that into a long term cessation of hostilities has proven more difficult. both countries, also wary of iran, growing influence at their borders. but the middle east is changing and with it, the nature of the ties between egypt and israel. c stance appears to be more embracing. we have to remember that this comes against the backdrop of the

normalization agreements that were signed last year between israel and for error countries. this represents a type of opportunity for a country like egypt to become more public, if you will, about its relationship with israel. obviously there's a, there's a strategic relationship there, there's an economic relationship. but i think the cc had ministration or the cc regime, rather views this as an opportunity to become more public, a chance to curry favor with the, the bite and administration in the united states. bennett, as described a meeting held in the resort of a very good but without a resolution of these really palestinian conflict, the gyptian leader won't have the backing of his people. a recent poll showed that only 13 percent favorite relations between the 2 countries. this visit could signal the re booting of an agreement, often described as

a cold piece of the me a still ahead on a divisions laid bare in germany, immigration dominates campaigning ahead of this month, selection. the floor that left apple phone use is open to spyware without a single click. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways booted world's best airline of 2021. hi there, your world's weather report begins in that sub continent and we've got a vigorous disturbance fighting over northern parts of india already dropped about 400 millimeters of brain into parts of a dish. and it's going to meet up with what whether hanging out toward the northwest over googe or at raja, some of her roster. pretty much right there in the middle through month per dash in any of these states. we could see that 10200 millimeters of rain over the next

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assassination of counts for banner dot. the 1st un envoy trying to bring peace to the middle east. how is negotiations with himmler help save thousands of jews from nazi concentration camps and how these mediation skills put him at the vanguard in the quest for peace in the middle east? killing the count on algebra. ah, the me. again, you're watching, i just, you know, reminder of our top stories this, our international donors have placed more than a $1000000000.00 for afghan. it's un secretary general saying he's concerned the

country's economy could collapse. the us secretary of state says pulling american troops out of afghanistan was the right decision. antony blank and told a congressional committee, the saying would have drawn in more troops, israeli prime. and it's been a fairly bennett, says he had what he called important discussions. 2 with egyptian president and his cc leaders agreed to strengthen financial ties, as they mentioned the gyptian city of sha machine, the 1st time and is really need it, has visited egypt in a decade. the us human rights chief is urging ethiopian government, antique ryan forces to be held accountable for alleged human rights violations. michelle, but should i civilian suffering has been widespread since fighting began in november last year have more good reports, torture killings and sexual violence. these are just some of the findings of a 5 month investigation by the un human rights commission into

a legit across the committed in ethiopia, northern region. the investigations were like following reports of work crime committed by the government as if thought to defeat the to grand people liberation front or left both the united nations. and if the human rights commission took part in the investigation, allegation of you was could have continued to implicate government forces, hence, allies. we have received this disturbing report. the local fishermen found offers of bodies floating along the river, crossing between western degree and so that engine light. i literally had gunshot wounds and bound hands indication that they might have been detained and taught before being killed. the report also includes accusations of grants being arrested based on a city, including in the future in capital addis ababa fighting has continued unabated and has expanded to neighboring afar. and i'm, i'm her,

i'm regions together with other pockets of inter communal bias, the concrete risks spilling over to the whole horn of africa. the tea gray conflict started last november after the government launched an offensive against the t p l . f. the group dominated, if you please, politics, were nearly 3 decades before being removed from power in 2018, 3 weeks into the war. if his government declared victory. but the fighting hasn't stopped the, to the take ground different courses. we took the regional capital medically and other major city, but since then the conflict has spread to other parts of europe. yeah. with his vision, the less is killing and displacing civilian population. if the attorney general has called in the international community to recognize violations by the t p l f. if he's high time that the world wakes up to the reality that the t p l, if he's the aggressor and not the victim. in these projects, the war has displaced more than 2000000 people in gray alone. hundreds of thousands

have also been displaced in haro, nearly 400000 our faith and famine, as the government continues to block access to take, right, and more than 60000 have fled to neighboring to them. first, the bonding started inside the city. i saw a lot of people killed shot inside my own city. i saw them with my own eyes. i saw people slow here. that's why i couldn't stay and fed and came to sudan with any few people, find themselves caught in a conflict that is expanding. the government has called in all those able to join the fight against the t p l. f. both sides are unwilling to concede, defeat raising concerns of more atrocities and human rights violations to come here . morgan august 0 no ways to center left opposition. parties of one, a decisive victory in the countries general election. late of a leader join us ga stewart is expected to lead a minority government or former coalition. negotiations are likely to focus on oil

policy and noise relations with the european union to results ends. conservative prime minister earn a sole bugs 8 years in pal i immigration will be a key issue when germans vote for a new parliament later this month for the center and left. my goods are widely seen as a solution to the problems of an aging population, but to the far right, the arrival of more than a 1000000 syrian refugees in 2015 was a step too far. and it's dominic cane reports and berlin. the prospect of more people coming from afghanistan is just as divisive a moment of relief for these afghans safe in germany at last. and now with their minds on the long term. until recently, german government policy would have seen most of these people sent back to afghanistan. but with the taliban in charge and cobble that has changed and to some of the far right of politics here, that change is a step too far. to start him off the visual height,

while other states focused on security and raw materials in the region. german politicians are primarily interested in the evacuation of afghans who want to leave the country. i've been in the absolute failure of the asylum, and migration policy will go down in history books at the creek. failure of chancellor anglo month term india shot among the mainstream parties. the view is different and closer. standing for the social democrats in central berlin. she says, germany should be looking to allow skilled refugees to work as soon as possible. i think what is really important that we drop all the rules that say right now that people cannot work from day one. equip that is very important to us that people should be able to work from day one when they come here, no matter what, just the time at the moment. but of course it should be regulated. what almost all political parties agree on is the germany face is a growing shortage of workers caused by an ever aging population. many economists

believe that as many as $400.00 fires new migrants every year on needed to fill the gap. but if not, then we have a tremendous problem with all our social security systems. first and foremost, the pension system. then we face a tremendous issue. how many people pay into the relationship of how many people have entered the pension age? and that means if this problem is not solved by a migration, people will have to work long. the pension has to be reduced even further. in 2015 angle, american opened the borders to syrian refugees in a humanitarian gesture, saying germany could do it. she even post a selfies at the time with syrian citizens, like an us more money. now, 6 years on he lives in berlin and he's hoping one day to become a german citizen. he says he will miss mackerel in office when we are all wish or i

am very sad and worried about the future. she is going now and won't be around anymore. but she has a private life and i'm worried now about the refugee policies and many other topics to see what will now change and whether things get better or worse. and if the current opinion polls are accurate, then a left leaning government is the most likely result of this election. but with pulling day drawing nearer, there are few certainty of dominant cane al jazeera and kind of a u. s. president joe biden is pushing for more resources to fight climate change. as he visits western states hit by devastating wildfires him at firefighters in idaho and toward the emergency offices of california governor, he said, extreme weather events cost the u. s. $909000000000.00 in 2020 and warned that record will be broken again this year. we know the decades of forest management decisions i've created hazardous conditions across the western fars,

where we can't ignore the reality that these wire far wildfires are being supercharged by climate change. it isn't about red or blue state. about fires just fires a top and voice from the us, south korea and japan are meeting a day off the north korea and ask you to test it a long range cruise missile. the 3 countries have been discussing ways to break a stand off with pyongyang, which nuclear weapons program. apple has released the software to fix the security floor that allows hackers to infect i, phones and other devices. without a single click from uses research say they captured the malicious code from pegasus spyware, made by the israeli company, and s o group. it was used to hack the phone of a saudi arabian activist larry maggie is ceo of connect safely dot org and internet

safety and privacy organization explains why security experts are so concerned about this type of hack. what's particularly concerned about the spyware it, unlike most infections where you have to click on something or do something, it just gets into your phone. you so the user doesn't have to do anything other than just on a phone or for that matter a mac or an even apple watch. and once it infects your phone, then the people behind it have complete control. they can read your messages, turn on your microphone, turn on your camera, you have 0 private feet. so it's a particularly pernicious type of malware, even though it does come from a company, it's not coming from a group of criminal hackers. it's coming from a company that fails the government, but that doesn't mean it's any less dangerous if it gets into the wrong hands. the nfl group, which is behind this product called peg if, if it's a legitimate company, an offense, and they fade it, they only sell to non oppressive, legitimate governments. but there's nothing to stop

a criminal from getting their hands on it. or there may be things didn't stop them, but it can still get through to criminals. and of course, government, you know, what government that you might consider to be benign. i might consider to be oppressive. so i, you know, that's the political issue. but apple is very concerned about it, which is why they initiated dispatch i. i found out about it today and immediately updated my iphone. i recommend everyone do that today right now because it's very dangerous. and, you know, apple is trying to prevent it, but haven't been successful completely. and so doing a right sharing company who has lost a cold battle over drivers rights in the netherlands. the court ruled the company must employ drive is on a permanent basis. the change should give them higher wages and more rights if they fall ill, who has been ordered to pay compensation for failing to comply, but says it will appeal. a past landmark has been turned into a piece of modern art. locked the tree on, wrapped was the brainchild,

the bulgarian artist cristo and his wife show claude. but they never live to see the project become a reality. tasha butler reports from paris. dozens of climbers, 25000 square meters of recyclable cloth, and 3 kilometers of red rope. one of paris is the most recognizable monuments. the arc de triomphe is being transformed into a shimmering art work. the creation of bulgarian artist cristo who 1st imagined wrapping the napoleon era arch 60 years ago, but died last year before seeing his dream become reality. his nephew vladimir is overseeing the project means already many different things. for many different people. the one that dropped and becomes a work of art, it would add another meaning, but also what's going to be amazing is with the fabric. it would have this issue ality. this project will become something different that people want to touch it. you can see the wind and cristo was born in bulgaria, in 1935. as a young man,

he fled communist rule for paris, where he met john, close his wife, an autistic collaborator until her death in 2009. the couple dozens of building monuments and even islands in 1985 they worked on paris is paul nuff. but the abra trills remained there. go the artists believe the by wrapping the all the tree, all would were feel what they call it the essence and draw people's attention to its beauty throughout their career. a couple said that the aim with a work was to bring people joy said best that because it's a temporary installation. it's a unique and intense experience. christo and jean claude wrapped monumental projects. in urban areas, there are 3. we can factor in. so as many people as possible can see it, it's not the artist skipped to the public. chris sold his drawings to fund his projects. he said financial independence was essential to his vision. despite the

scale of the work, latimer says the technical aspect and logistics are not his biggest hurdle, the rigorous hours for the course. and this is a criticism, his excitement, a symbol of france and back job for military grade celebrations and protests. the aga trail for being out work for 16 days, daring, and intriguing some will admire it. others will find it pointless, but increase the world, creating the unnecessary with the ultimate expression of freedom. natasha butler, al jazeera paris. ah, i see is agitated. let's get round up. tell stories. now. international donors have pledged more than a $1000000000.00 for afghanistan. the un secretary general says he's concerned the country's economy could collapse. the u. s. secretary of state says pulling

american troops out of afghanistan was the right decision, entity blink, and total congressional committee. the.