it will start to turn cloudy across the north—west of the country as we move on into tuesday. se weather fronts pushing into the north—west, which is why we'll see increasing cloud and also increasing breeze — more isobars here. but higher pressure for much of england and wales. so here we're going to see the best of the sunshine again. as you head further north and west, closer to those weather fronts, here we're likely to see more of a breeze, more cloud and some spots of rain into northern ireland, perhaps western scotland. but north—east and eastern scotland do pretty well with the sunshine and the warmth. much of england and wales low to mid twenties celsius, so closer to 22 or 23, i think. it will warm up, though, as we move through the week. now, on into wednesday, we've got higher pressure to the south, lots of isobars, weather fronts across the north—west, so i think the cloud could be a bit more widespread on wednesday, reaching some central, western parts of england, as well, perhaps to the far south—east, which will stay sunny. further north and west, here we'll see

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and this process is taking place north country, but also in many other countries in the world that study being concerned regarding the reliability of the main current. here it's not a surprise that russian law makers really welcomed the move and said that it's a very important step towards further strengthening rushes, national, financial and economic sovereign. besides this, this decision will really strengthen the role of the chinese currency in russia out of time when beijing and moscow are really continuing to pursue stronger ties in almost every aspect. in the meantime, we have already heard voices of concern from across the atlantic, including from one commentator who used to be a us treasury official. he said that the situation in which the likes of russia ran and try to continue the itching the dollar is something that could really be a cause for concern in america. this trend towards diversification is global em accordingly, given the over reliance on the dollar before the hyper centralization of the international financial system on the dollar and the proceedings decades some t

country. it could be quite unsettled across the far north—west of the country but by the end of the week and nextthis is bbc news. the headlines at seven... the health secretary says the delta variant of the coronavirus is 40% more transmissible and the government is "open" to delaying the lifting of coronavirus restrictions in england due onjune the 21st. that does make life more challenging for everybody. and you have seen that the case rates have risen a little. but, the good news is that hospitalisations, the number of people arriving at hospital is broadly flat. coronavirus cases in the uk rise by 49% in one week. 5,31” new covid cases were recorded in the last 2a hours. vaccinations are being opened up to the under—30s this week in the drive to offer covid jabs to all adults in england. the duke and duchess of sussex announce the birth of a baby

and this process is taking place north country, but also in many other countries in the world. that study being concerned regarding the reliability of the main or the current. the decision was welcomed by russian lawmakers who saying that this will help increase rushes financial sovereignty. and again, the part about the chinese you on is very important because the move, what further strengthened the role of the chinese currency in russia as moscow and be drink, keep pursuing stronger ties. at the same time, we already heard voices of concern from across the atlantic. in particular, one speaker who's a former us treasury official said that it is really a reason to worry about when it comes to the u. s. administration. in particular, if the likes of china, iran, russia, keep making decisions on ditching the dollar in, if the so called detail organization continues and moves ahead. okay, well let's get the thought snyder of yara slab, symbolic because he's the economic program direct with val di, discussion club, and he joined us this evening. hello tiara slab. thanks for coming

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and on wednesday, when you see that one north african countries, not a few, nicea currently produces the greatest number of terrorists women, something that you would never imagine. it's clear that there are links man, especially with india or a world look for these links simply exist. so i would not be inclined to focus on one particular country. island is on us in focus, and then 2014 europe has been shaken by a wave of terrorist attacks that were modeled on the attacks and moved by the trail leads to masterminds an arab and north african countries, which are actually our partners in the fight against terrorism and in dealing with the refugee crisis. in the case of nissan murray, who carried out the terrorist attack in berlin in 2016, the trail leads to an isis handler with links to the libyan intelligence service. he said to persuaded armory to carry out the attack and then helped him get away. i'm not surprised that on the add a contact with an operator from libya because if you look at the nature of his attack, he targets the ball and market. and then he disappears. why does yea

and when you, when you see that one, north african country and a few nicea currently produces the greatest number of terrorists women, something that you would never imagine. it's clear that there are links especially within the world of these links that simply exist the fact. so i would not be inclined to focus on one particular country island as a nurse in focus. and since 2014 europe has been shaken by a wave of terrorist attacks that were modeled on the attacks and moved by the trail leads to masterminds and arab, and north african countries, which are actually our partners in the fight against terrorism. and in dealing with the refugee crisis, and the case of nissan murray, who carried out the terrorist attack in berlin in 2016, the trail leads to an isis handler with links to the libyan intelligence service. he said to a persuaded armory to carry out the attack and then helped him get away. i am not opposed to add a contact with an operator from libya because if you look at the nature of his attack, he targets the ball and market. and then he disappeared. why did you hear the muscle

and when the, when you see that one, north african country and a few nicea currently produces the greatest number of terrorists women, something that you would never imagine. it's clear that the all things and especially within the world and of these links that simply exist. so i would not be inclined to focus on one particular country. island is on us in focus. and since 2014, europe has been shaken by a wave of terrorist attacks that were modeled on the attacks and moved by the trail leads to masterminds and arab, and north african countries, which are actually our partners in the fight against terrorism. and in dealing with the refugee crisis, and the case of nissan murray, who carried out the terrorist attack in berlin and 2016. the trail leads to an ice handler with links to the libyan intelligence service. he said to persuaded armory to carry out the attack and then helped him get away. i'm not a whole surprised, honest. add a contact with an operator from libya because if you look at the nature of his attack, he targets the ball and market. and then he disappeared. why did you talk

and on wednesday, when you see that one north african countries and a few nicea currently produces the greatest number of terrorists women, something that you would never imagine. it's clear that there are links especially within the arab world and from these links that simply exist. so i would not be inclined to focus on one particular country. island is on us in focus. and since 2014, europe has been shaken by a wave of terrorist attacks that were modeled on the attacks and moved by the trail leads to masterminds and arab, and north african countries, which are actually our partners in the fight against terrorism. and in dealing with the refugee crisis, in the case of nissan murray, who carried out the terrorist attack in berlin in 2016, the trail leads to an isis handler with links to the libyan intelligence service. he said to persuaded armory to carry out the attack and then helped him get away. i am not at all surprised but on the add a contact with an operator from libya. because if you look at the nature of his attack, he targets the ball and market, and then he disappears. why

so now the taliban are taking areas in the north of the country. i think, you know, when you stand back and look at why the taliban are taking areas in the north of the country, because that is not naturally their ethnic heartland, that is the south and east, these are areas that back in the 1990s, and i covered the taliban and afghanistan back then, these are areas that it took the taliban many years to take control of. for whatever reason, they are accelerating their attacks in these areas to the point that overnight they appear to have taken an important border town to the north of afghanistan. and so these taking roll of district centers is something that the afghan government says that it will fight back against. it won't be easy. i talked one afghan commander in the north of the country yesterday who said that it could take weeks to roll the taliban back from some of the district centers in his province. overnight the taliban have taken more district centers. so this is a fight tipping towards the taliban in the north of the country at the mom

these schools have been targeted all over the north west of the country, all over the north west of the country and not central part of an idea because they provide an easy target. there is less security there and then you have the opportunity to seize a lot of people as much as you want. and that's what they're doing. and because they feel that a talking schools or educational institutions strikes to the heart of the matter and strikes the government responsible directly, they are seizing the opportunity anywhere they can to must children why gathered in one particular location and taken away. and they knew that negotiation with government will result in either i'm the, the, or us and being paid. and a lot of people believe that despite government denies that they're not paying ransom to free, some of these kids are victims. a lot of money is being exchanged for the freedom of people across the north, west and north central parts of america. in terms of security, you are having a country that is dealing with so many problems. now, in the whole of nigeria, 5 to 6 states, by the way, mor

blanket made the comment for head of a conference in berlin with james to reduce finance in the north african country. hong kong for democracy newspaper apple daily has confirmed it will close on thursday after it's assets were frozen. is chief columnist has been arrested. the 6 staff member detained this month under bay james national security law. they're accused of colluding with foreign forces. man mars depos leader on fans or cheese facing a new trial on wednesday. she is charged with violating the colonial era official secrets act, which carries a heavy jail term of up to 14 years. and more than 20 cases of a highly infectious called the 1900 strain have been found in 3 states in india. it's closely related to the delta very 1st detected their health official say it's for variant of concern. those are the headlines on al jazeera. we'll have more news for you after high story to stay with this. me. ah, ah. ah, the western nation slap coordinated sanctions on beller, rose for repressing human right. these penalties are increasingly used to punish countries behavior. but do they work? and what are

to 7 months of fighting a si, fi, and i was going to gra, if you up your troops pull out to the north country, ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is out of their life and also coming up the u. s. defends, as strikes on iranian back fighters along the wrong border, but power militia groups to seek revenge for the attacks. another day in hopes dwindle of finding any survivors trapped in the rubble of collapse, florida.

country approaches. according to reports, the taliban have even made it to the border of the city of mazar, e sharif. in the north of the country were soldiers of the german bond is fair, are still stationed. around 700 troops remain on the ground. they are meant to be pulled out of the country by the end of june. german special forces are increasingly worried about the recent development and the implications for their withdraw for afghanistan. it's the quiet before the storm here in the city of conduce ask our security forces on watch. as the sound of small arms fire creeps closer, the taliban is steadily gaining territory, taking district after district situation and congress is very bad. it's insecure. there are so many wounded people in hospital. you hands off on the invoice is sounding the alarm. more than 50 about the dentist and $370.00 districts have fallen since the beginning of may. most districts have been that have been taken. surround provincial capitals suggesting that the taliban are positioning themselves to try and take these capitals. once foreign forces are fully withdrawn. us president joe bid

the talks will include their pledges to withdraw foreign fighters from the north african country. they also want to ensure the water state stays on track for general elections in december, libya has been unstable since 2011 and a nato back of pricing coupled long time dictator moammar gadhafi. the oil rich country was divided between the us supported government in the capital and rival authorities in the countries east before transitional governments took power this year. so he's a closer look at the events that led to this latest push for peace. not for the moment in. this is the man more mark adolphe. the brutal rein kept olivia together . 14, in 2011 protests against his rule quickly grew into country wide rebellion. nato launched as strikes against pro good duffy forces. in september 2011 duffy was captured and killed by a militia group. the country soon fell into chaos. armed groups that had been active against his regime refused to disband and regional rivalries groove. the election failed to bring the country together and soon rival governments were set up in the western ea

north of the country, only one in to attend school -- can the north of the country, only one in two attendhe latest objections will only make a bad situation worse. -- the latest abductions will only make a bad situation worse. katty: in canada, more than 750 unmarked graves have been discovered at a residential school. many of them are believed to contain the remains of children. a similar situation was at a different school a month ago. many students at these schools were forcibly removed from their parents to encourage assimilation. an estimated 6000 children died while attending institutions over the years due to the squalid health conditions inside. there was one person speaking to reporters and had this to say. >> over the past years, the oral stories of our elders, of our survivors, and friends of our survivors have told us stories that knew these burials were here. katty: local officials say technical teams will now work to identify the remains they found. in a statement, prime minister justin trudeau said he was terribly saddened by the discovery. ok, let's go to europe now. germa

and the united states talks will include their pledges to withdraw foreign fighters from the north african country. and they also want to ensure the water state stays on track for general elections in december. maybe it has been unstable since 2011, when a nato back uprising toppled long time at dictator. more market, duffy oil rich countries and divided between the us supported government and capital. rival forces in the country east for a transitional government took power early this year. the german foreign minister, high co mass said that in the pursuit of a stable libya, many challenges still, i had not for a moment in. this is the man more. mark adolphe rachel ryan kept olivia together in 2011 protests against his rule. quickly grew into country wide rebellion. nato launched as strikes against pro good duffy forces. in september 2011 duffy was captured and killed by a militia group. the country soon fell into chaos. armed groups, but had been active against his regime, refused to disband, and regional rivalries grew elections failed to bring the country together. and soon rival governments w

north. the country. ah, hello, darren, jordan, this is out of there, alive. and also coming up the u. s. defends that strikes on or radio back fighters along the iran border, but i remember your groups about to seek revenge for the attack another day and i hope swindle of finding any survivors tracked in the rubble of collapse. florida apartment.

days ago attacked police post in the south of the country to the stomach state and the greater sahara members of that group attacked us base in the north of the country. so there are attacks in all areas of the country. and molly, the main and primary partner in the fight, again, those are the roof, is friends, the intervening 2012 and they've stayed ever since. now we're talking about here, 300 french soldiers specifically and now there's 5000 of them in this region. but their cooperation is key, not only in terms of sharing intelligence information with a 1000000 forces to prevent attacks, but also when there's wounded soldiers to we patch rate that will get to the nearest hospital. so that's going to be a blow to the morale of the soldiers that are on the frontline, but also a significant hit to the military duty here in bond like the monks parliament has voted to establish a refugee reception center in a 3rd country likely to be in africa, politicians who voted for the bill say it will deter asylum seekers from crossing the mediterranean. europe in commission and the us have criticize the plan. the charlotte balice explains in dani

and on wednesday, when you see that one, north african country to nicea currently produces the greatest number of terrorists women, something that you would never imagine. it's clear that there are links especially within the arab world and from these links simply exist. so i would not be inclined to focus on one particular country. island is on us in, in focus. and since 2014 europe has been shaken by a wave of terrorist attacks that were modeled on the attacks and moved by the trail leads to masterminds and arab, and north african countries, which are actually our partners in the fight against terrorism. and in dealing with the refugee crisis, and the case of nissan murray, who carried out the terrorist attack in berlin in 2016. the trail leads to an isis handler with links to the libyan intelligence service. he said to persuaded armory to carry out the attack and then helped him get away. i'm not surprised but on the add a contact with an operator from libya because if you look at the nature of his attack, he targets the ball and market. and then he disappeared. why does your muscle

s. leaders will be discussing their pledges to withdraw foreign fighters from the north african country and also want to ensure the war torn state stays on track forwards . it's december general elections. libya has been unstable since a nato backed uprising toppled and later killed a long time dictator more marked duffy in 2011. the oil rich country was divided between the us for the government in the capital and viable authorities faced in the countries east before a transitional government to a power review this year. german foreign minister, hika must said many challenges still lie ahead in the pursuit for stable libya. that's what i'm mom and then this is the man moma gadhafi, who is brutal rein, kept libya together for 40 years. and 2011 protests against his rule quickly grew into a country wide rebellion. in september 2011 gadhafi was captured and killed by a militia group. the country soon fell into chaos. farm to groups that had been active against his regime refused to disband, and regional rivalry grew elections failed to bring the country together. and soon rival governments

country. and the mere presence of these forces from this comes with the united states in the north east and other countries in the northwest, the united states. and that one is a very clear manifestation that they're not just, this is not allowing anything to come to syria. so this is devastating. in fact, many of the poor people are suffering because of these sanctions which are taking all the city and people hostages. more than 95 percent of students are affected by these sections. and particularly children and women who are not being able to either receive monetary assistance from their own government or to receive. i mean what their government can buy them from international markets. because the sections of the united states are and western countries are not allowing any country in the world to give even medical supplies to the people at the united states and also its european allies have called into question the recent election in syria that saw president a sad, reelected, i'm presuming that skepticism wasn't a surprise to you, but what's your response to it? this was a big lie. i am sure ou

in the north of the country, only one in two attend school. now schools here are no longer secure.s continue to live in fear that their child could be the next to be taken. hello there. so far this week, it's been the north and west of the country which has seen the best of the sunshine, and the warmth further east has been disappointingly grey and damp. but as we move towards the end of this week, it looks like high pressure will start to build in, so it will turn sunnier across eastern areas. there'll still be the odd shower here and there, and then into the weekend, it looks more unsettled. for wednesday, you can see the pressure pattern — high pressure to the north and west, so largely clear with some sunshine here, but low pressure again over the near continent will affect eastern parts of the country. we'll start quite grey, i think, through this morning for many areas, but the sunshine will become more widespread across scotland and northern ireland, western england and wales. the odd shower here, there may be a odd heavy one. but eastern england, the southeast, again, a rat

country. it could be quite unsettled across the far north—west of the country, but by the end of the week andc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the duke and duchess of sussex announce the birth of a baby daughter, who they have named lilibet diana. she was born on friday in california. the uk health secretary says the delta variant of the coronavirus is 40% more transmissible and the government is "open" to delaying the lifting of restrictions in england later this month. that does make life more challenging for everybody. and you've seen that the case rates have risen a little. but the good news is that hospitalisations, the number of people arriving at hospital, is broadly flat. mexico's president votes in elections seen as a referendum on his policies as the country battles the pandemic, a deep recession and a wave of drug—related violence. and coming up, virtually real — the president of el salvador says

ahead of an international conference in berlin, which is aiming to reduce violence in the north african country. we share the goal of a sovereign stable unified, secure libya, free from foreign interference. it's what the people will be deserve. it's critical to regional security as well for that to happen. national elections need to go forward in december, and that means urgent agreement is needed on constitutional and legal issues that would undergo those elections and the october 23rd cease fire agreement has to be fully implemented, including, by withdrawing all foreign forces from livia. while iran has condemned the u. s. seizure of 33 media websites, calling it a breach or freedom of speech, the u. s. as decides violate sanctions against iran and accuse them of spreading disinformation. more than 20 cases of a highly infectious covered 1900 strain have been found. now in 3 indian states, it's closely related to the delta vary and it was also fast detected. their health officials are saying it's a variance of concern. well, some of the most vaccinated countries in the wilds which relied he

international conference that is underway in berlin, which aims to reduce violence in the north african country representatives from the transitional government, taking part along with key foreign players, including united states, russia, turkey, and egypt. we share the goal of the sovereign stable unified, secure libya, free from foreign interference. it's what the people will be deserve. it's critical to regional security as well for that to happen. national elections need to go forward in december. and that means urgent agreement is needed on constitutional and legal issues that would undergo those elections. and the october 23rd cease fire agreement has to be fully implemented, including by withdrawing all foreign forces from libya out of romantic addison, james space has moved from london. things now as they stand with a national unity, government seems foreign place are looking the most optimistic they have in a decade, but they have to keep that pressure and that momentum. and there are serious questions about the election, some of suggesting that could be postponed, all those questionin

it took place in the village of sol hahn and the north east of the country and near the border with niger. it is the deadliest attack in the country since miss violence erupt. it in 2015. the fighting has displaced more than 1000000 people in working far so well for more were joined by or now i'm a darren. she is head of this a hell program at the institute for security studies based and bama co in neighboring. molly, thank you so much for being on our program. now. this is the worst attack in recent years and burkina faso. what more can you tell us about what exactly happened in the village of so on? all things are still great question. we don't know everything. yes, what's the do know, re fax, several, hundreds of attackers. so on the, into the village and kills over a 130 people. the 1st attacks the nearby security post. and then when went to the locality, specifically targeting women, men, children, everyone who, who was alarm. so this created a massive trauma in the general population. now we're kinda faso and also it's neighbors have seen a resurgence of extreme as violence in recen

country. unsettled across the far north—west of the country but by the end of the week, it looks like it willarriving at hospital is broadly flat. coronavirus cases in the uk rise by 49% in one week. 5,341 new covid cases were recorded in the last 24 hours. vaccinations are being opened up to the under—30s this week in the drive to offer covid jabs to all adults in england. the duke and duchess of sussex announce the birth of a baby daughter, who they have named lilibet diana — she was born on friday in california.

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north korea is not a place where we can expect to get daily case numbers or death numbers. but it could be a rare sign of the pandemic�*s severity in the countryn the virus emerged in wuhan. the stringent restrictions completely crippled the economy, as trade with china plummeted. some food and medicine have not been able to get through. two weeks ago, the communist leader admitted there are food shortages, comparing the situation to the country's deadly 1990s famine. kim's comments and measures today could mean that the north korean narrative of winning over the virus may be coming to an end. nari kim, bbc news. dozens of people have died in western canada during a record breaking heatwave that's lasted three days. on tuesday, temperatures hit a new high, reaching 121 degrees fahrenheit in british columbia. cities in america's pacific northwest are also seeing intense heat. it's been blamed on a thick layer of warm air, trapped by a ridge of high—pressure in the region. 0ur science editor david shukman has more. a sign of trouble in a world that's getting hotter — an emergency cooling centre in a region that normally never needs one. the west

north korea is not a place where we can expect to get daily case numbers, but it could be a rare sign of the pandemics is -- severity in the countryrth korea was one of the first countries to seal exporters. cripple the economy as trade with china plummeted and food and medicine have not been able to get through. two weeks ago, the communist leader admitted there are food shorges, comparing the situation to the deadly 1990's famine. the comments could mean that the north korea narrative of winning over the virus may be coming to an end. laura: dozens of people have died in western canada during a record-breaking heat wave. on tuesday, temperatures reached a new high. cities in the pacific northwest are seeing intense heat. it's been blamed on a thick layer of warm air trapped by high pressure. our science editor has more. reporter: a of trouble in a world that is getting hotter. an emergency cooling center in a region that never nine -- needs one. the western united states and canada are experiencing heat they are not used to. >> it is important we set up the spaces so people can feel taken care of. >> we know the hotels seem to b

not think it's long past time for the north atlantic countries to acknowledge that there complicity their responsibility for helping to create this crisis. i don't quite seriously that these 4 ministers meeting in rome address their historical responsibility because they seem to have amnesia about all of these current contemporary problems. just looking at the question of african issues through the lens of the military is only going to be the equivalent of throwing gasoline on the fire. it's going to increase the flames of discord. a lot wraps up ernie's for now. the new term just off camera is busy putting together the latest updates for you done. we'll bring them to you in 30 hope you'll join and then goodbye. ah the oh baby i want you to look very good and it's not kicking it down. now. the big green be chicken savage over i, i didn't know for today. now i'm on a property of cost or something burning. share you the prayer. so others my eat inhaler and the need about when they take my food they like oh great. and i created my lawyer going to pretty good about today over there. expect a

country. it could be quite unsettled across the far north—west of the country, but by the end of the week anduchess of sussex have announced the birth of a baby daughter, who they have named lilibet diana. she was born on friday in california. both mother and child are said to be healthy and well. mexico's president has voted in elections seen as a referendum on his policies, as the country battles the pandemic, a deep recession and a wave of drug—related violence. more than 35 candidates have been murdered during the campaign. german chancellor angela merkel�*s party has won a resounding victory in a state election in eastern germany. an exit poll puts her christian democrats on 36%, well ahead of the far—right alternative for germany party. a ceremony has been held in france to mark the official opening of the british normandy memorial, 77 years after the d—day landings. the monument honours the more than 22,000 servicemen

argument, you know there's no chance i'm going to understand so i'm going to switch to another country. north i was in the house the most closed off country seem to know the least about, what's going on north korea, should we be concerned? what's the state of their leadership? >> a great basic to turn up are talking about iran. imagine iran with nuclear weapons program better than north korean proposed a non- bigger threat. they pose a real threat, they have a nuclear capability. we worked really hard broke a lot of glass thear president wet to singapore and hanoi and at the border of the tmz, we weren't able to get him to give up nuclear weapons stockpile. we got him to stop nuclear testing and long-range missiles and missile testing but it's not enough. there's a lot of work to do, the country has been wracked with covert and enormous economic problems from bad weather, not enough rain, a drought inside the country butth make no mista, there's still work to do with respect to north korea. trey: let me keep going around the globe because former secretary say a guy on house intel, let's go to

the german host secured a pledge from the 17 countries taking part to withdraw foreign fighters and to keep the north african countries on track for elections scheduled for december. libya has been in battle ground for rival malicious since dictator moammar gadhafi was overthrown in 2011. he got off to a confusing start. the american top diplomat meets his german counterpart in berlin despite could welcome both men that they share the same vision for libya. we share the goal of a sovereign stable unified, secure libya, free from foreign interference. it's what the people who deserve it's critical to regional security as well. the table for permanent members of the un security council, together with other regional powers. and for the 1st time representatives from libby as transitional government, providence of the military and political for the 1st one of the main goals, ensuring elections plan for december. go ahead. we are supporting the election because this is the, this is the, you know, the way for democracy in libya and build english government. however, we understand there is a lot of security

however, in a country as diverse as india, there remains a diversity of opinion towards vaccinations. namisha jives, while reports from the north of the country. it's their turn to get back to the native. and these young residents wrote up in the not indian state of hud yano have been eagerly waiting for it. after the month of low vaccine availability. supply is finally catching up with the demand you should see online slots in the small city are booked quickly and allowing us flame that distributions in june has improved access to the jap even further. dr. believe in the us massive 2nd wave. good, have it is to back seem hesitancy off to the 2nd b, b plus crime willing to good vaccinated d. c. that's the meters we definitely want protection from. that's why i believe vaccine hesitancy is negligible in the village 20 kilometers from the hospital. these men being very different picture only 2 of them have been vaccinated because they won't do it in the vaccine trials. and even be don't feel confident about the benefits of the vaccine. in the last 2 months, more than 50 people have died in this village. these men see it wasn't a

. >> the germans were heavily involved in the north of the country. other cities around the north. if you look at it, those of the cities that are really in danger right now and those are among the cities where local people are arming themselves to fight back against the taliban. in the case of the germans, it is the question of another country leaving and what did they really accomplish? 20 years later, the cities they were supposed to be in charge of feeling unsafe and the people have to flee or take up arms the valves. it is a question of what did they really end up doing? how much they change for the average person? >> during the 20 year nato military operation, there have been some gain in education, women's rights and infrastructure. but, corruption and violence remain huge obstacles. already controlling large parts of the country, the taliban have begun retaking provinces as foreign troops leave. the fear now is that any gains made during the last two decades are already being lost. brent: authorities in nigeria say they have arrested the leade

the north african countries being unstable since 2011, when a nato backed uprising couple of long time dictator mama, gadhafi, germany and the united states use the meeting to highlight the importance of nationwide elections plan for december. the german foreign minister said there had been some progress on the withdrawal of foreign fighters speaking after the talks. libby, as foreign minister said her country's people wanted tangible results. the people of my country pins so much hope and the 2nd conference of the berlin process. my people are looking forward to seeing more concrete measures which have a positive impact and the ground. it's time for actions because my people have heard enough. thank you so much scribble from the w, said chief international exit richard walker, who was that welcome. richard. we just heard the libyan foreign minister sounding, robbing patient. yes. so i mean, she was really urging everyone present in the assembled international community to, to get moving and really kind of implement the promises that they've been making. and it was hard to come away fr

s. leaders will be discussing their pledges to withdraw foreign fighters from the north african country. they also want to ensure the ward towards dave stays on track toward december general election, libya has been unstable. the needle backed uprising toppled long time dictator. mark adolphe in 2011. which century was then divided between the us supported supplements in the capital and rival authorities based in the country peace. before a transitional government took power. earlier this year, german foreign minister hika moss said that many challenges still lie ahead in the pursuit of a stable country. melinda, this is the man more mar, duffy, spiritual rain kept living together for 40 years. in 2011 protests against his rule quickly grew into a country wide rebellion, and september 2011. gadhafi was captured and killed by militia group. the country soon fell into chaos. groups that had been active against the regime, refused to disband, and regional rivalries grew election failed to bring the country together. and soon rival governments were set up in the western and eastern parts of

facilitating to mention excess, but also with helping to implement the piece agreement in the north of the country and supporting the extension of the space. and so that it frequently works together with molly and security. and molly and bosses, this was also the yesterday, by the way. so the german people about the carbon units from the maryan forces we don't know exactly was who was it's entirely possible that the armed forces were the malia non forces were the primary target. well, that be facing the forces which forces out was part of the conflict and you know, make them more retirement. but also beyond working with me. no, my interfere and the objective of criminal groups right in, in the civilian and they write on exploiting estimate leave. it says why? and they know small works on local contract management and now they've targeted soldiers where pays capers. france has combat forces deployed across the region. earlier this year. it said it would wind down that operation. what impact is that going to have on the stability in the somehow it will depend, certainly on the condition of the time