ah, people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. order families, on the reason for these correct only is with extreme rough getting 200 people in around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah. this is the, the other news, a shark coming up today. talking humanitarian relief with the poly bond. a

delegation is in order to discuss age 4 off guns and human rights about the taliban have made clear what they really want is recognition as a government. but he's them that implicit in these talks, plus with children, forced by covey to learn online many, maybe getting far too used to the virtual world. we share one family's experience in india. ah, i british energy. welcome to the dublin, use asia. glad you could join us of got his on thought about rulers are meeting breast and officials in our slow to press home to main demands legitimacy. and on freezing of financial assets, the demands will be brought up over 3 days of talks, which began on sunday. i did in the re thought about official derived in the norwegian capital for talks with leaders from the united states and european

nations. this is the 1st time i thought about delegation is in europe since the group to power and have gone on last august. nobody saves the talks, will look at how to alleviate of gone is dance. humanity in crisis is foreign minister has stressed that the meeting was court, not a legitimation or recognition off the poly bond, but it's only been officially made it clear up. that that is exactly what they wanted. it, sir, as tempted to list him eyes again, government by these countries actually based on 20 years propaganda. there was some problems regarding tyler one, but now these type of invitation and communication will help you open community, you as well. many other countries are too, it is the wrong picture of the afghan government to we are requesting them to and

fries of on i sits and not punish ordinary of hans because it, because of the political disputes and economy situation and political situation should be deep, distinguished and they should not sacrifice ordinary of us. but i've gone to living in norway, have protested the thought of on delegations arrival in the country. several of them stays to demonstration against norway's invitation to the group. these were some of their reasons. they're not getting in hard invitation. taliban had in the norwegian government has invited the taliban here to norway, idaho, that we, afghans think this is a laughing in the face, like all the people from afghanistan who have lost family members over there. and you know, said that there's somebody that if the f gun would duncan in the, how can they invite terrorists who have killed so many people to sit down and talk about peace? you do not talk to terrorists. oh it is from ty,

let me put in it. and joining me now from all stories, former of god, minister of mines and petroleum. now just there are miss. now you were invited to be a part of these talks in or slow, but then he withdrew. why when i was going to waiver the foster care to you back right from the beginning monday, the monday. but you will be having bite after a discussion with you and then with the government. and that was a demand that was it. and then decided to be talking to negotiation with the part of the month of putting $5000.00 those people responsible for life of thousands of people in advance from once again that the man was just to start the offset. that was the thought that the new location that was delivered into the c y d the clinical day. and she continued to negotiation with

the team and the minute to be captured and div to the in the thing for the so i think and this situation thought of them didn't have any credibility to be profit. i was expecting that the international community would at least convince the top of them did. they should open the door of the school. what was to be providing, getting an inviting him to the captain. a thought about official has talked about getting some sort of international legitimacy for the government at these dogs. but do you think the very fact that the taliban has been invited to also to talk to western officials is in itself an implicit kind of legitimacy. if not recognition exactly, that was my other point that i was denied if i have a consent because i'm hearing from the woodson compete the opening, the embassy,

while we see you're claiming that you're not moving from one government. i do get invited to talk about the helped us and in the think the so my question, what is the next for the commission if you'd interacting with them? if you are opening, inviting them for the thought of demanding nothing from them. that is also the question of human rights. i mean, officially, that is what the thought of on will be discussing with western leaders, the issue of humanitarian relief and human rights. now my question to you is, when you said earlier that all the negotiations with the dollar bond were never in good faith, at least from birth. what kind of human rights assurances can one expect from this group that has banned? most women from working and goes from getting an education look why you're paying for coming to also the spacing in the stuff,

the top of on adaptive and the team. so that activists who protest thing for nothing but the basic human right. that and that can piece the government jumping to actually actually providing support for home in texas. those right. so that's what they have them delivered on my property. they might need to bring off that journalists, the activists going to farmers off that or former employee. and on top of that, they're talking about the international recognition. so right now we don't have any indication on that. give us the sure. and the confidence the problem of change they have changed was unfortunate enough. oh, good. so are these talks and also pointless? i needed to talk to they know the situation is quite complicated. so it has to be cds of thought. i don't know to be able to find

a solution for them, but what it will often does need to them from them do have to listen and should not be doing the same, i believe and do a deep. why did up a 101? because i came one week with my wife. why did you progress? i was, i had the same number, but yet it perspective the do use quite different. the hard will leave it there for the time being with thank you so much for joining us today. while the taliban discussed human rights and are slow back home and i've got some that understanding of what it implies is playing football to see such as the head of province where the taliban have ordered. even the heads of female mannequins to be cut off the taliban, strict reading of sharia law extends into afghanistan. shopping malls, models of the human form are now to bu, especially of women. pasted on the walls and harassed. the representation of human

figures is forbidden. women shopping for clothes must cover up some women shop against the tougher rules. women have rights with men. so is there. i don't like it at all. i don't even want to hear about it. no one will force me to wear this kind of outfit. just women's faces have been raised from ads and shop windows. in one shop, the mannequins displaying bridle gowns are still intact. the shopkeeper refuses to cut off the heads after they get a moment, okay, all this is just the beginning of the now it's cutting off the heads up display mannequins, but they will go further to morrow. you'll see they'll forbid even more things to women. they'll do exactly as they did 20 years ago when they were in power and cameras, as one can initially got the taliban have stopped short of making the all covering borkam mandatory as they see greater international recognition and foreign aid. but

outside the capital, the borchers becoming more and more prevalent. ah, are you and report says children's education globally has suffered caught nearly insurmountable losses due to the covert. pandemic eunice have says that learning losses have left nearly 70 percent of children in low and middle income countries. unable to read and understand the simple text by each 10. and as the following report shows, a remote learning is also affecting children's mental health. it's a school day afternoon, and this is how tenured old data, the course ta, spend time with her friends. that do years ago when schools 1st shut their doors, a classmate introduced cat out to this multiplayer universe. and she has been hooked ever since in 5th grade. now, java has spent only 10 days in

a classroom. since the pandemic hit. she says she misses school and seeing her friends every day, but may also be getting far too used to the online world. when we're online, we usually like chatting and me fingers like i have now. and music doc came me to forget words like what are you going to speak? so it's like a little not like the same. and you know, joe's mother who just thing has also noticed this like one time when some friends of kiara visiting during a lull between the co, nobody to me. i just walked into the room to see what they were up to. about 3 of them are sitting and playing with each other on 3 different devices. so in the same room, they were doing a multiplayer game with each other on devices, but not really talking to each other. we feel that even have given a chance when they were those open videos way. she could step out, she would rather, you know, stay home and talk to them. watch any thing. why do you this lack of face to face

communication with her school friends is affecting out of behavior. she goes through moods of extreme sadness or angle. the high proportion of screen time. the lack of school routine and exercise are also impacting her daughter asleep. but jot, i mean, not to return to school anytime soon. as authorities and in just trouble to find the right strategy to keep schools open. there were times when cases dipped and some schools did partially open. but now with the country facing of fresh serge gibbon by omicron schools have again been closed indefinitely docked arm at then. a child psychiatrist finds that this repeated closing and reopening of school with during the pandemic is taking a toll on the children. creating a sense of insecurity in them. he feels it good in the long run, lead to post traumatic stress disorder, anxiety and depression. i don't think there any more certain as to how to work with

them anymore. other teachers are friends with them anymore. and that breakdown of trust and certainty about the world around them and life and then begin to play up later. it can also scar no manner that they find it's any hard to develop meaningful relationships and trust people. kara still hoping to return to school soon. she'd like more freedom and fewer restrictions on the school campus to actually see her teachers and friends again. she says, would be a nice week from the screen and that's it for today as ever. there's more on our website did over dot gov forward slash asia, and you can of course, or results or follow us on facebook and twitter. we are back again tomorrow at the same time will to them of

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economist imagine what could have been had there been no pen demik. a new study out of germany estimates the output that didn't take place over the last 2 years because of the virus. and it's not a small figure. we'll talk to one of the researchers. also on the show, it's the world's 4th largest country by population. and it needs more electric vehicles to meet it. the missions goals will go to indonesia for look at the countries, plants and poland was supposed to adopt the euro currency after joining the e u, but has held on to its beloved swati. well, the growing gap between the 2 coins change, warsaw might, we'll take a look below. welcome to the show. i'm steven beardsley in berlin. well, here's one price tag for the pandemic. 350000000000 euros and output that never happened. and that's just for the german economy. the new figure coming from a new study by the german economic institute in cologne. that looks at the countries last output. technically its value added.