but the taliban have long worried that reducing violence could give them less leverage at the negotiation table in their opening statement instead focused on their desire to include tenants of islam and any future afghan government in this. request and i. both saw its. provisions of the whole of religion of islam. the warring sides offered to dramatically different versions of a post-war afghanistan but the leaders meeting today stressed that violence will not help build a harmonious future. for more on these historic the peace talks so let's cross now to journalist let you see in a couple thanks for joining us a what our negotiators on both sides hoping to achieve and where do you think we might see the biggest sticking points. biggest sticking points will obviously be

around a ceasefire because you know the taliban are hesitant to declare a nationwide long term cease fire they have declared to cease fires in the past year or so previously the government also initiated a cease fire but this will be a major major sticking point and then for the government a major issue for them is sort of retaining this idea of the republic and making sure that their seats are secure because you know there are a lot of people within the government that the taliban and other groups and even people with an afghanistan you know might find suspect we're talking about former communists about warlords about people who as young people put it parachuted in from foreign countries and don't necessarily understand the cultural and religious and lit and aspects of the country or the languages so these types of people are very afraid for their jobs so maintaining the republic is also very important for

them so these are the kinds of things that will really and that could really sort of hold up the talks right now the taliban has said it wants an islamic government that is also inclusive one of the interesting things that's going to come out of these talks is that the taliban is going to have to clearly lay out their political vision for the country what are we expecting to hear. well this is the thing is what we here is up to them because this has been the question that has been asked of them of their supporters of other groups within the government or within the afghan society who have sort of similar views is that what does it mean that you want an islamic society because all aspects of on society are based on islam whether you're talking about the laws or the constitution or the education system everything has to fall within the parameters of sharia and islam and islamic jurisprudence and all of these things so the government the told and finally has to be upfront and say when we mean an islamic system this is what we mean because you

know for it's a very adult in doha women work they drive they go out shopping centers you know they have shisha they go to cafes whatever so if they're trying to sort of implement what they did in 1906 it'll kind of fall flat because they'll be like you were just in this country for all these years where women had these sorts of rights . and now after almost 2 decades in afghanistan the u.s. has agreed to a timeline for withdrawing foreign troops in a february deal with the taliban are these negotiations expected to produce the kind of results that the u.s. and its nato allies are hoping for that's exactly what the u.s. wants and you know the way when it was announced that might pompei would be coming that he replying from washington for these talks that's how people in vision his role is that he would be the enforcer right almost like the principal in a school full of unruly children ensuring that they come to an agreement and

ensuring that they lay out the steps on both sides necessary for the u.s. to withdraw and for donald trump to be able to declare that he was finally the u.s. president to and a 20 year involvement in afghanistan so this is very very important for the united states as well journalists other let's see if he a thank you. a young wrestling champion has been executed in iran despite a global campaign calling for his sentence to be revoked naveed carvey was convicted of stabbing a security guard to death during anti-government protests the 27 year old afflatus sends messages from prison saying he was tortured into confessing to crimes he didn't commit a car as a lawyer said that there was no proof of his guilt but iran's judiciary insisted he was convicted of voluntary homicide. well earlier i spoke to our reporter jerrod reid who's been covering up protests outside of the iranian embassy in berlin and i

asked him about the strength of feeling among the demonstrators there. well behind me claire are about 20 to 30 approximately mostly exiled or rainy and suv come out here today to protest the execution of naveed cari and what they say is a human rights violation a major human rights violation but also what they want is to apply pressure on governments like germany because this also this protest is happening outside other embassies in paris and london and also washington d.c. to apply pressure on these governments to to do things like to apply more sanctions on iran and also to condemn basically the execution of this wrestler and what do we know about the case of the wrestler and what would you say the political implications of the case are. will now video of car he was accused joining a wave of unrest in 2018 of killing

a security guard and he denied that he did this and he said that he was tortured in prison into into making a confession this is a charge that iran denies the duran denies that it tortured him and what we also know is that his 2 brothers also received heavy sentences in prison no death sentences but and there was a big outcry on social media in the last few days also from the u.s. president donald trump and various other governments around the world but to no avail he he was executed in the end the political implications i guess we have to wait and see what they might be we already know the u.s. has pulled out of the iran nuclear deal and has encouraged other governments to do the same but what these protesters want to sensually is for governments to condemn the killing and also for germany to cancel the planned visit next week of the iranian foreign minister mohammad job ad serif as

a sign that politically motivated executions what they. should not happen thank you jerry of reporting for us here in harlem. police on the greek island of lesbos have fired at migrants a staging protest to press of their demands to leave the island thousands have spent a 4th night without shelter after a fire tore through the overcrowded morea refugee camp the greek army has begun at building a replacement facility but most of the migrants say they just want to leave. maybe a manual is just 3 weeks old born in moria when the camp started burning her parents ran for their life now and they are sleeping on the roadside. just. i'm so disappointed because the european union could have helped us after all this time it's been 4 days norrish taking care of us what are they thinking how can the abandon us i don't know what they're doing. because even the family

fled the democratic republic of congo others came from afghanistan or syria now they're all stranded here. called leader of the greens in the german parliament it's one of the few politicians who visit the island. still let's this is the last chance to say we urgently need to change our asylum policy it is all about law and humanity humanity and law both it's the only way we can really live up to our european values. a few kilometers away tents are being set up at an old shooting range but refugees gathered here tell us they don't want another camp like moore yeah. we need big government support us to be of a question maybe about other countries you know maybe out of. germany. that is a going to be a good idea but we decided to be there doesn't maybe 2 days again we're going to

see again the fight. and then how many here feel their frustration leads to hours long frontage. they chant freedom and on not afraid to confront that week riot police. here it is the force situation for good if you would you really don't have too little know what you're really out of anything and when it does freedom freedom. people here are getting more and more impatient they're marching back and forth to demonstrate their anger think it was real world to stay here and we've kept up take care of us. we realize. this time everything remains peaceful but the loner and the standoff continues the bigger of the risk that the situation could get out of hand.

meanwhile dozens of people are missing as deadly wildfires a sweep across the western united states hundreds of thousands have fled their homes as enormous blazes rage out of control in oregon half a 1000000 people have been evacuated washington and california are also seeing of the worst fires on record. 12000 square kilometers of california have no power and walking amid the aftermath the governor struck an exasperated even angry tone. the debate is over her hot climate change just come to the state of california observe it with your own eyes it's not an intellectual debates not even debate a bowl 'd any longer neighboring already suffering to the village of tallent among many that succumb to the flames. this family returned to salvage whatever they could from the ashes we

saw the smoke billowing right there with well we're looking out of our kitchen and there's smoke just a. dark smoke coming out and we're just the fires where you feel like smoke around here because like we are going to the rafters the sky was beautiful little. look cooler weather is expected to help settle the fires they still threaten built up areas like this suburb of portland. we've never had it this close to my lifetime anyway so it is it hits home pretty heavy and our family members evacuating and it's a real thing when it's close to home much more real than when you just hear on the news officials warn of a surge in homelessness and possible mass fatalities perhaps thousands of oregonians of lost their homes this is going to be extremely challenging situation this exacerbates are already challenge housing situation throughout the state

having been here before many of these communities are well equipped to rebuild whether the nation is ready to talk climate change and its consequences is another matter. well that's a news update at this hour. thanks for joining us. from . beyond. the stories that matter to. come to. whatever it takes. not running no such a good. job you just made for mines. 3

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