al qaeda itself. consider a support from wealthy -- itself got considerable support from wealthy citizens. saudi arabia failed to crack down on the danger. there is good news, wherein post 9/11, especially after 2003 when there began to be attacks in the kingdom, saudi arabia became much more aggressive about terrorism financing but it has a lot to go. we saw that when the islamic state emerge when there was funding from states and this is outrageous. part of the response from the government is to ensure that people under their jurisdiction are behaving appropriately. in my view, the appropriate response is u.s. pressure on saudi arabia to stop terrorism financing and there have been some good works but more needs to be done. of course funding point, but it has many differences with the united states. we have seen this on fresh and we need to recognize that the u.s. and saudi relationship will be complex for we should also recognize there are significant differences in the united states and saudi arab

in the 1990's, thousands of people trained in al qaeda training camps that al qaeda was able to take what it saw as the best of these to use for terrorist operations. the al qaeda leadership, osama bin laden, they had safe havens. individuals would come and go from these areas without disruption from the world intelligence of law enforcement services. and for 9/11 itself, they were able to recruit -- recruit people not only from the arab world but also from germany and they were able to travel to afghanistan. they subsequently held meetings in malaysia and spain and other countries without interference. and of course they travel to the united states where there was, at vet -- at best, it confused and limited to try to discover jihadis linked terrorists in the united states. if we fast forward five years later, we see all that has changed. it was disrupted by the u.s. invasion, even the invasion, havens around the world were under pressure and this could be in the form of drone strikes taking out terrorist leaders. as happened a year ago with the killing of our cowardice -- with the k

i said, al qaeda would not be there.t wouldn't be there and we would get help from the taliban. i was right. >> what do you make of the president's characterization of the u.s. working with the taliban? >> of course i don't see that intelligence reporting anymore, but everything up until april 2022, which is when i stopped reading it, led me to believe that taliban would act only in the light of their very best interest. while they might make some temporary accommodation as they did when we withdrew from afghanistan, they weren't to be trusted and they actually have a long-term fam lee yal and customary relationship with al qaeda and it's difficult to think that would change. i think that relationship is far stronger than any potential relationship they choose with the united states. >> you oversaw that evacuation, and you've testified to congress previously that the u.s. did not have any opportunity to take out that suicide bomber who took the lives of the 13 americans who died august two years ago. but in recent months

al qaeda itself.r a support from wealthy -- itself got considerable support from wealthy citizens. saudi arabia failed to crack down on the danger. there is good news, wherein post 9/11, especially after 2003 when there began to be attacks in the kingdom, saudi arabia became much more aggressive about terrorism financing but it has a lot to go. we saw that when the islamic state emerge when there was funding from states and this is outrageous. part of the response from the government is to ensure that people under their jurisdiction are behaving appropriately. in my view, the appropriate response is u.s. pressure on saudi arabia to stop terrorism financing and there have been some good works but more needs to be done. of course funding point, but it has many differences with the united states. we have seen this on fresh and we need to recognize that the u.s. and saudi relationship will be complex for we should also recognize there are significant differences in the united states and saudi arabia will

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those insurgents that are loyal to al qaeda and also loyal to the islamic state.ith time, the longer the junta stays in power and the more you see the sanctions, people's quality of living going down, and they have problems with the insurgents, it gets harder and harder for the junta. we are seeing that with mali, they found it difficult to deal with their insurgencies. it is likely that the junta will take a leaf out of the book that has happened with mali and thing about how they can find a solution, some kind of path to accept a compromise. mohammed: both of them mentioned the anti-french sentiment. where was anti-french sentiment in niger before the coup compared to where it is now? jacques: it was palpable before the coup. i operate in niger, you could feel it. to correct a point, it is not specific to yemen, it is all over the country. it is the existence of the aborigine nigerians, the deprivation that he or she go through. and the role of social media that has portrayed life in france, compared to life in niger. the contribution of the contribution of bad

one of them was the continued alliance the taliban has with al qaeda. they were allied with them before 9/11, they continued their alliance for 20 years, and it continues today, despite president biden's claims during the withdrawal that al qaeda was gone from afghanistan. this was not true. the alliance was never broken. because the taliban was not following the terms of the delhi doha agreement, this was a choice that president biden made to pick the 20's anniversary of 9/11 to withdraw in the middle of afghan fighting season. these are choices president biden made. he was not painted into a corner. host: james, do you guys agree the united states should have pulled out and your beef is how it pulled out? or you think troops should have remained in afghanistan? mr. hasson: great question because i think it is a difficult one. as jerry mentioned, a lot of the things we were doing in terms of nationbuilding, trying to create democracy, we are just not working. there is a great case to be made that if we kept a couple thousand troops there, we could've p

one of them was the continued alliance the taliban has with al qaeda. they were allied with them before 9/11, they continued their alliance for 20 years, and it continues today, despite president biden's claims during the withdrawal that al qaeda was gone from afghanistan. this was not true. the alliance was never broken. because the taliban was not following the terms of the delhi doha agreement, this was a choice that president biden made to pick the 20's anniversary of 9/11 to withdraw in the middle of afghan fighting season. these are choices president biden made. he was not painted into a corner. host: james, do you guys agree the united states should have pulled out and your beef is how it pulled out? or you think troops should have remained in afghanistan? mr. hasson: great question because i think it is a difficult one. as jerry mentioned, a lot of the things we were doing in terms of nationbuilding, trying to create democracy, we are just not working. there is a great case to be made that if we kept a couple thousand troops there, we could've p

they have been battling armed groups linked to al qaeda and isil since 2015.ders have proposed a new global taxes to fund climate change action. the call came in a declaration at the end of the first africa climate summit in nairobi. the proposal urges rich nations to fulfill their pledges to support african states and their -- in their fight against the effects of climate change. we have reports from nairobi. ♪ reporter: heads of state who attended the fast african union climate summit say the continent needs to speak with one voice ahead of the u.n. cop 28 meeting in november. >> we demand a fair playing ground for our countries to access the investment needed to unlock the potential and translate it into opportunities. multilateral department, finance and architecture to liberate our economies from debt and onerous barriers to necessary financial resources. reporter: delegates discuss how to harness resources and translate that into profits. then explore the possibility of africa having its own market and then pose a carbon tax. the leaders here had big ide

we all went to school on al-qaeda the threat and how it's never going to stop.ys have to be vigilant. the president is pretending we don't her how to fight the war on terror and don't understand the threat. that's why let our collective guard down. >> is he the general we were talking about last week who wrote the book. >> he didn't write the book but general mckenzie came out and spoke to jennifer griffin two years. >> ainsley: talking about all the mistakes we had made after afghanistan. >> pete: knew it at the time. >> yes. >> a lot of us wish more had been said on the inside to stand up to the terrible decision making of this white house at this point. >> brian: you should put your stars, mr. president, do you, this i'm not going to be a part of it. i think chris miller did that when he heard the way they were going to leave, general miller goes okay, i'm out. in comes these other generals to take over. >> to answer brian's question. are we safer? you are in the military, are we safer? >> today under glond absolutely not. when you have an open border, a mili

there are warnings that the terror threat from al—qaeda and isis is not over. an attack in birmingham went viral this weekend . weekend. >> spy showdown as the prime minister returns from the g20 summit in india, he's facing calls to designate china as a national security threat , as national security threat, as there seems to have been a spy at the heart of british government >> pensions in peril .

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managed to assemble a global coalition of 160 countries joined the search and the destruction of al-qaedats, a military operation began in afghanistan, 27 countries sent their contingents there for the first and only time in history, nato applied the fifth article on collective defense, the fight against of terrorist organizations lasted for almost two decades, however, it was the birthplace of al-qaeda groups and after that, an entire state has now occupied the role of a terrorist, and such a terrorist. well, in essence and globally , russia is one of the largest states in the world and a state with nuclear weapons and february 24, 2022, russia arranges september 11 every day in ukraine, as if according to the classic terrorist method, it fires at peaceful ukrainian cities , kills, tortures, executes civilians , deports, blackmails with hunger, threatens with nuclear weapons , russia uses terrorism to sow fear panic, apathy, pessimism in every ukrainian, what he understood, god, it is better to stop, to give up, to give something up, but to stop this violence, this is a very effective me

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so in this a hell we have the issue of arm groups linked to al qaeda and i sold that are gaining ground. there's a real security threats. and there's been a failure from both the french who have military base, but also european powers that are there. this demo, those attacks in good bone, the situation there is that it's a country that has historic ties to friends. it's, it's, it's, for instance, the french company to tell has been in the country for over 90 year or so. so it means before independence and omar boned go, all the bone goes, father was put into power by the french themselves. now police or the in grima was in paris meeting with the president. my call back in june. i'll be bone, go, had grown increasingly distant with parents. there was a lot of discontent over the way he handled the 2016 presidential election where he sent his security forces. the presidential guard in fact, to shoot on protectors that were contesting the elections of france. that's right, to distance himself, in some sense leaky as actually an ally to the french into france and perhaps get bone being seen

the historic city of tim, back to a world heritage site on the siege, find the link to al qaeda the who begin in washington, dc, where you claims president is looking to show up support for his country. but not him is lensky met, republican and democrat leaders in congress. some republicans question the millions of dollars spent on aid to keep the nation with the white house president joe biden promised more aid and a defense weapons fail, so valid to ensure global support for ukraine against russia's invasion today, i approve the next tron 2 of us security assistance ukraine, including more artillery or ammunition or at our tank weapons. and next week, the 1st us abrams tanks will be delivered to ukraine. we're also focused on strengthen ukraine's air defense capabilities to protect the critical infrastructure, provide cheap and light during the coldest and darkest days of the year. that includes providing the 2nd hawk air defense battery with steady deliveries of additional hawk and other systems. each month through the winter, whitehouse correspondents can be held catch reports. it's

senior security experts have told gb news large terror groups like al—qaeda could al—qaeda and isis couldgnificant threats re—emerge as significant threats to the uk. >> we've been talking about china, course. authorities china, of course. authorities currently 800 live currently tracking 800 live terror investigations in our home. >> security editor mark white bnngs >> security editor mark white brings us this exclusive investiga gation . investiga gation. >> it was a brutal and shocking attack heralding a new era of international terrorism where groups like al—qaeda and then isis chose often soft targets in western cities crowded places to cause maximum carnage. but in the 22 years since nine over 11, those big organised terror groups have been severely degraded by concerted action from coalition armed forces and security services . intelligence security services. intelligence analysts say over there at m15 are constantly scanning the honzon are constantly scanning the horizon for new threats. they are out there. al—qaeda isis and associated groups are greatly diminished. these days, bu

al-shabaab is a militia group based in somalia that is linked to the al-qaeda terrorist group . ministries were disrupted, according to the al-rai kuwait newspaper, due to the volume of attacks, all departments of the ministry of finance and financial exchange had to shut down their computer systems. sources with knowledge of the perpetrators of this internet attack, international intruders. read more unprecedented rains and floods in astara city and neighboring areas and the president, in a phone call with the governor of gilan , inquired about the latest situation of the flooded areas and threatened to provide quick relief to the victims. neighboring provinces should take action to deal with flood-prone areas. the first vice president also emphasized on preventing human casualties and compensating for financial losses . in this regard, gilan governor abbasi also informed about the latest situation of flood-affected areas and how to provide relief to the reporters. meteorology of the weather conditions of the country in the next hour will rain and flood warnings will be announce

a group affiliated with al-qaeda claimed responsibility for the attack. and they hope for the future of their country the situation of the whole country has many incidents and problems that we have to overcome. the situation is difficult, but we have to accept it and trust the army. these crises will end one day . we lost more than 60 people. this is the first time that terrorists have attacked a boat in the river. 15 soldiers were killed and wounded in two separate attacks. a boat in the north was targeted as civilians were crossing the river. the second attack targeted a northern shop in the city of bamba in the north of the country. al-qaeda took responsibility for these attacks that the mission of the united nations has ended on december 30, 2022, the head of the mali government has announced three days of public mourning , i think that the single macaron is only at the top, because it will be very good because of the hapo carpet, it will be very good for dining for 4 people forever, otherwise our refrigerator is too old we can buy up to half a billio

al-qaeda elementary school the american multi-layered security systems and systems were not able to dos after that. now , what are the explosions that some people say inside the tower, what is your analysis of these hypotheses ? it was designed, its purpose was not to find bonnie, it was now that these institutions that were supposed to prevent this happened, and some of the data that was brought up under this commission , which was a very strange thing, the example of which is not much opportunity for your program, i say that on the morning of september 11th, the american military intelligence was supposed to light up they should conduct an exercise to neutralize the terrorist act by the airplanes that stole the plane that happened this morning. i was going to say it as an exercise and these people who are in the surveillance system in the united states will have real problems the next morning. now, the main thing is is it true, or is it true, or the people who are accused knew that it was going to happen, i remember a lot, when we were going out, we saw them saying that yes , they we

frank, you can add to that the al qaeda five. idea they want to cut a deal with them and prevent them from getting ultimate justice is unbelievable to me. your thought on the president's response today if you can understand or get through or may be interpret what it was he was trying to say. >> on a day like today, it was such a sad day for my family and so many other families who lost a loved one 22 years ago. would think a president will bring comfort to 9/11 teams and to speak of unity and speak of making sure we'll keep this country safe against people that trying to kill us then and trying to kill us now. it was hard to watch him ahis remarks and his administration was boasting about $40 billion deal with the saudis for infrastructure. it's not only tone deaf, but it's disturb. it's almost like they don't care. they just don't care. america, we got to protect america because great heroes went there and died on that day. like my brother who ran through the tunnel with a gear on his back. what a sacrifice he made. guys joey jo

not only have they've got the threat of al—qaeda and isis and individuals within that , you individualsin that, you know, hundreds, thousands actually of people in the country that are of concern. but also they've got northern ireland also. they've got you've been talking about the chinese spies. that falls to them as well. all these things are a real threat society . real threat to society. >> home secretary is calling >> the home secretary is calling on the government to ban an american bully xl dogs , arguing american bully xl dogs, arguing that they're a clear and lethal dangen that they're a clear and lethal danger, particularly to children. suella braverman says she's commissioned urgent advice after an 11 year old girl was attacked by one in birmingham. another american bully xl dog attacked multiple people. also in birmingham over the weekend . in birmingham over the weekend. british search and rescue teams have been deployed to morocco following the country's deadly earthquake for six decades. the foreign office said 60 specialists are in the north african country, along with s

a group affiliated with al-qaeda claimed responsibility for this attack .re are many incidents and problems that we have to overcome the situation is difficult but we have to accept and trust the army. these crises will end one day . we lost more than 60 people. this is the first time they attacked a boat in the river. when people start committing crimes, they don't stop. so the government should take strict measures. a military snake and 15 soldiers were killed and wounded in two separate attacks . in the first case, a boat in northern mali was targeted while civilians were crossing the river. the attack was carried out by a group affiliated with al-qaeda the attacks take place at a time when the organization's mission in mali has ended on december 30, 2022. the head of the mali government has announced three days of public mourning regarding the conditions of the second closed offer. it is not, and the rulers of niger also announced that france deployed troops in the neighborhood, which may launch a military attack on this country, to investigate the late

after 24 hours, they announced that it was not al-qaeda, and the story changed. ayah, who was the foreign minister of the united states, said on september 12. you must know that al-qaeda was there and the similarity we leave it to the discretion of the public opinion, it has been 22 years now and that similarity has not yet been presented, and there are many issues related to this incident and your analysis of the reactions of the american government after this incident, and the need to employ what happened with a set of new interpretations. in the field of american foreign policy, from the beginning of the crusades to the fight against terrorism and their efforts to create a new middle east, i want a new american political environment . see what kind of progress this environment has. who was the mastermind of september 11? i don't know what country it was because the evidence that america was supposed to provide was not presented and the american people still believe that the story that the american government told about the victims of september 11 is not true,

authorities said that there is a possibility of an increase in casualties, a group affiliated with al-qaeda responsibility for this attack , but we talked to local people about this, they said that despite the threats and the future of their country, considering the situation of the whole country, there are many incidents and problems that we have to overcome them, the situation is difficult, but we have to accept it and let's trust the army. these crises will end one day . we lost more than 60 people. this is the first time that terrorists attacked a boat in the river. when people start committing crimes, they don't stop, so they should take strict measures. 49 civilians. and 15 soldiers were killed and wounded in two separate attacks. the first one targeted a boat in the north where civilians were crossing the river . al-qaeda took responsibility for these attacks it happens when the un mission in mali has ended on december 30, 2022. the head of the mali government has announced three days of public mourning regarding the conditions in africa . niger is not leaving, and the rulers of nige

the 19 hijackers from the militant islamic extremist group al qaeda also died. then-president george w. bush was at an education event with second graders in sarasota, florida. here are a portion of his remarks moments after learning about the attacks. [video clip] >> ladies and gentlemen, this is a difficult moment for america. i, unfortunately, will be going back to washington after my remarks. i do want to thank the folks here at the booker elementary school for their hospitality. today, we have had a national tragedy. two airplanes have crashed into the world trade center in an apparent terrorist attack on our country. i have spoken to the vice president, to the governor of new york, to the director of the fbi, and i've ordered that the full resources of the federal government go to help the victims and their families and to conduct a full-scale investigation to hunt down and to find those folks who committed this act. terrorism against our nation will not stand. and now, if you join me in a moment of silence. may god bless the victims, their families, and a

i, myself, have been doing work since soon after 9/11, focus on al qaeda radicalization and recruitment. when osama bin laden was killed, isis came on the scene and rand started doing work then. rand has done a lot of domestic work on domestic extremism. ryan brown and i co-led a series on violence in america and constructed interviews with former violent extremists. but rand has also done other work including the wing extremism or races extremism and including in the military. brian and i, and more broadly rand, has done this over the years. january 6 is really what sparked america's interest in the issue of veterans. soon after the riots, reports were suggesting sometimes even 25% of those who identified -- who were identified in the rice had military paths. most often in the past but sometimes current. i think we are all aware of ashli babbitt, the air force officer who was shot and killed during the assault. and the proud boys's membership is heavily loaded with veterans. three out of four members of the proud boys convicted of seditious conspiracy were military members. this has ra

the west african branch of al qaeda is blamed for a string of attacks in northern mali.ilitary bases and a note worse -- and a boat were assaulted, leading to dozens of deaths. former u.s. president trump and allies face charges in georgia for attempting to overturn election results, and report shows more than double that had been recommended to face charges. senator linda grant -- senator lindsey graham among those to escape indictment. ♪ thanks for being with us here on france 24. members of the g-20 group of the world's largest economies are gathering in new delhi for their annual meeting. the summit was founded 50 years ago as a way of managing the global economy in the midst of the 2008 financial crisis, but now deep divisions between heavyweight members, including a no show from china, have thrown its relevance into question. is it something chief antonio gutierrez -- antonio guterres spoke about earlier. >> divisions are growing, tensions are flaring up, and trust is eroding, which together raise the specter of fragmentation. >> india has been sitting firmly on th

ended up prosecuting the war in afghanistan killing al qaeda and pushing the taliban out of the country. that was the success at the very beginning. we can clap for that. i have a new tradition. i joined fellow islands on monday and did a 21-mile walk from waukegan to des moines on september 11th celebrating the first responders, commemorating the 3,000 lives lost. it was amazing. and it was needed. but my point is in all that experience, here's what i've learned. don't give $6 billion to the iranians for nothing. it's outrageous. here's all you need to know. they've lied to and misled the international group that's looking at the nuclear programs. they've lied to and misled and they are currently killing and inductively trying to kill u.s. service members. they are destabilizing the region, the broad middle east. you cannot trust the iranians. you should never trust the iranians and you shouldn't be giving $6 billion and you have nothing to show for it when you take american citizens and go from one prison to another. this is the kind of crazy foreign policy that joe biden and his team

well, i think we put al qaeda to sleep for a while, but al qaeda on 9/11 was about 300 or 400 guys. sub-saharan africa, but their goals haven't changed. so that remains a problem. i think one of the big factors that people need to concentrate on is the number of displaced people in the world, the refugee populations. when we started talking about terrorism back 50 years ago, we were talking about palestinians. the exodus in 1948 was about 750,000 palestinians. out of that came the hijackings and so on. we're talking tens of millions of people in refugee camps or in squalid conditions in countries not their own. the danger of radicalization in organizations in camps like that is really formidable, and i am concerned about the future there. >> lawrence, as you just said, there was a moment of national unity after september 11th, 2001, also the globe rallied to our defense. if, god forbid, the united states were to be victim of another terror attack, what do you think would happen now? would we as a nation come together as we did then? and everything that's happened since then, do you

with the taliban in control again and al qaeda able to regain sanctuary.ho don't study history are doomed to repeat t we have to study our history and adjust our future. >> john, because we have you at the table and given your role here in new york city before you were one of our colleagues, i just want to give you a moment to reflect on this day, this city and where we have come since then. >> you know, i drive by there all the time and you can't go by there without reliving a piece of that day, but i was also there on saturday, sunday, with 9/11 victims' families reflecting on the past and what's needed for those victims, but also, you know, rob casain from the fbi, he was a bond trader on 9/11, destined to live a life and make a lot of money, he is the head of counterterrorism today at the fbi's office. rebecca whiner had come out of harvard and harvard law, she is in my old job as deputy commissioner for counterterrorism and intelligence. you saw terry tobin, the chief in the nypd talking about swearing in the children of people -- cops who died on 9/1

branch to deal with al qaeda and then months after that. okay, the decision is going to attack the united states, which is an interesting chronology. but all of these incursions into this whole, the near abroad of, or of the former soviet union. these lead up to, um, to what really, what to the, to the well, it's like a prelude to the global war on terror, which is a way to also show up at contested areas of the energy infrastructure of the world . and then also, you know, ukraine, the brzezinski writes about as explicitly in the late 19 ninety's commissioned by the council on foreign relations. his book, the grants um the grand test board, he writes about how you create is pivotal entity. if you want to make sure that rested in china, don't come together. and for us of counter hedge, a monic block, you need to control these areas and emissions you created specifically. so this is the latter, and i think terminal stage of this whole initiative, you know, in the project for a new american century, we can call it and it failed it with the 911

the historic city of tempe up to add the world hatch side on the siege by groups linked to al qaeda and a when indigenous communities in brazil, supreme court rules to protect ancestral lands. andrews admit ok steps down his chair, a fox news call mocking the end of a now for the controversial media and local. the begin with the concepts and saddam, with the leaders of the to warn sides have made competing addresses to the united nations. however, one was from the podium, the other was posted online from an undisclosed location, the head of saddam's, root and counsel of the father. albert han was in new york where he called on would lead us to counter sponsors of the rival rapids support forces. as we're still not doing that, you love highly of what we call upon the international community to designate these groups and the allies as terrorist groups that must be counted by all, they must be forced to protect the suit. and these people, the region and the entire rules, they are responsible for the killing of thousands and the displacement of millions . meanwhile, and saddam the head of t