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al-jazeera. the in. the air. an assassination attempt on afghanistan's vice president a bomb attack on his convoy in kabul killed at least 10. you know this is al jazeera live from doha i'm fully back to war also ahead fire forces thousands of migrants and refugees out of their camp on the greek island of les paul's just days after a corona virus outbreak one of the front runners recovered $1000.00 vaccine suspends trials after a bear to spend falls ill. and displaced and desperate for help hundreds of thousands of people are affected by flooding in sudan. thank you very much for joining us afghanistan's vice president has survived what appears to have been an assassination attempt at least 10 people were killed when his convoy was bombed in kabul the former intelligence chief is one of the most targeted men in afghanistan and has escaped several attempts on his life a short time after the blast he posted this video and was a well you saw it after about that offer i want to assure you in a message that i'm fine in saif but some of my security guards are injured and they are in hospital i do not know about because

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our website at al-jazeera dot com the very latest on all of our top stories on their own just here dot com. hello again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera afghanistan's vice president has survived what appears to have been an assassination attempt at least 10 people were killed when a convoy was bombed in kabul also our after so think about that after i want to assure you in a message that i'm fine inside but some of my security guards injured and they are in hospital i do not know about the casualties about our people and once again i'm sorry about this and i want to thank all of those who see in the messages about my health i want to thank all the security forces who are fighting against terrorism and acting as a shield to face these terrorist attacks and i'm proud of them. fire has forced thousands of migrants and refugees to flee their camp on the greek island of les pauls reports say some of the blazes were sought it deliberately to protest newly imposed coronavirus restrictions infections in the camp have since risen to 351 of the world's most advanced coronavirus oxymorons has been put on hold after a participant fell ill. the company behind t

gone and what was the reading it on says is looking even more bleak nor those among the al-jazeera. afghanistan's vice president has survived it appears to have been an assassination attempt at least 10 people were killed when a model a sailor's convoy was bombed in kabul a former intelligence chief is one of the most targeted men in afghanistan and he's escaped several attempts on his life a short time after the blast he posted this video that rose up after so about that offer i want to assure you in a message that i'm fine in saif but some of my security guards injured and they are in hospital i do not know about the casualties about our people and once again i'm sorry about this and i want to thank all of those who see in the messages about my health i want to thank all the security forces were fighting against terrorism and acting as a shield to face these terrorist attacks and i'm proud of them trials for one of the world's most promising coronavirus treatments are on hold because of an unexplained illness of a patient developers astra zeneca and oxford university in england started a late s

await as he aims to go one better in 2020 after losing in last year's final he has them at al-jazeera afghanistan's domestic tae 20 cricket league has begun despite safety for. the actions started with a march 2 spectators in the stands were massed some many ignored social distancing there have been more than 30000 positive cases in afghanistan and more than 1400 deaths from the afghan cricket board they are operating within the world's england's cricketers have while they take 20 series against australia just but that was the start then getting 77 runs as the host won by 6 wickets in southampton that means that tonight up in the 3 match series and. in basket. the boston celtics had a rough night against that's all charged up to come was the real star of the show with $23.00 points and 11 rebounds shooting beautiful for his collar he was right behind the only 22 points of his own the raptors $193.00 leveling the eastern conference semifinal to 2 games apiece in the western conference semifinal the denver nuggets never trailed in their going against the los angeles clippers jamal murray scored 27 po

debate on al-jazeera. afghanistan is on the cusp of a new chapter in its history. as to the us on the telephone signed an agreement to pave the way for the withdrawal of the national troops. the high cost was paid to get to this point. over the past few years the us has increasingly conducted its part of the war from the sky with more bombs dropped last year than any other year in the past decade. but with that came a rise in civilian casualties. this is all accidents to happen mistakes do happen and that this is about owning all mistakes as about saying sorry in this about accountability in the in the last day on account a war for families we interviewed not receiving adult humans from the us left them without closure. they told us that they so like what happened to their loved ones was a crime. and they want justice and answers something war too often tonight's. unprompted and uninterrupted discussions. from our london broadcast center. on al-jazeera. seeking justice for briana taylor protests as alice again in the u.s. says 3 policemen escape challenges i have a

east of the country are due to start in geneva this week those are the headlines talked to al-jazeera with afghanistan. is coming up next states and. russia now seems to be going off to the main economic resource which is a story we bring you the stories in developments that are rapidly changing the world living presidents from american policy trigger to try to move into a technological war counting on al-jazeera. you see. on the previous episode of. i hope the afghans are paying attention learning the lesson. in the ever learned. and that's why we've started the peace process a lot of stake we're watching them we're going to monitor the negotiation and we'll help with that help when needed but ultimately now we're in a different phase and the afghans of and. they can't. they can't blame other. conflict the warring sides in. finally.

al-jazeera . the. pentagon the top stories on al-jazeera this hour talks aimed at ending nearly 2 decades of war in afghanistan have begun in qatar negotiators from the afghan government and the taliban are meeting face to face for the 1st time. police in by the roots have arrested dozens of women attempting to hold protests in the capital minsk the mass the tension is the latest in a series of government crackdowns against opposition to president alexander

al-jazeera world will. see. the people of afghanistan have seen war for much of the past 40 years from the soviet invasion of the late 1970 s. to the rise of the taliban in the 1990 s. . and its eventual fall from power in late 2001 they have been 6 democratic elections since then but finding consensus among afghans stands competing and diverse political groups has been challenging. while the taliban continued its attacks against civilians and government targets afghan forces and their allies have spent years fighting the group but after years of conflict where civilians were often the victims to become clear the way forward is through negotiations earlier this year the united states signed an agreement with the taliban facilitating a draw all of its troops in return the taliban agreed not to support any of the armed groups or attack us forces for their allies the agreement came off the nearly 7 years of efforts to facilitate political reconciliation between the taliban the afghan government the us and other countries. years earlier but

al-jazeera. unprompted and uninterrupted discussions from our london broadcast center. on al-jazeera. talks of loss to end conflict in afghanistan negotiators from the afghan government and the taliban are meeting in qatar. and i'm down in jordan this is al jazeera live from doha it's more than 6 months since the u.s. brokered a deal and that ending america's longest war 1st moment one on one with hope and confidence we are heading to doha to within a guns turn were no more guns go off. by forethought difficult discover seems to be among the ever here but it's theirs to take.

al-jazeera. the headlines on al-jazeera the sour talks aimed at ending nearly 2 decades of 4 in afghanistan have begun in qatar negotiators in the afghan government on the taliban are meeting face to face for the 1st time. police about the recent arrest of dozens of women it's time to develop a protest in the capital amidst the mass the tension is the latest in a series of government crackdowns against the opposition to president alexander lukashenko. greek police have fired tear gas at refugees and let's suppose there was anger on saturday morning after police tried to arrest 3 people more than 12000 were left homeless when fires destroyed europe's largest refugee camp. while these military and political groups have agreed on a plan for the country's future after last month's crew they've decided on a transitional government for 18 months until new elections can be held the former president. was ousted in a coup in august after months of protests live to hama the jury's who's following these developments from the nigerian capital what more are we hearing a. right now the president or the milita

here does remain independent even a small legal thinkers say the opposite adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong afghanistan's government has freed nearly all taliban prisoners in the run up to peace talks that are due to get under way in council $400.00 prisoners were awaiting release astray and france are objecting to the 7 remaining inmates being freed there due to be held in custody while the negotiations are held polls are now closed in the libyan city of misrata where people have been voting for the next local leaders of the city's also held elections despite the pandemic and a shaky cease fire nationwide votes are not being cast in areas controlled by the ward connerly for half the as rosser played a major role in the un recognized government's campaign to drive after us forces out of western libya out of syria's manic traina is in misrata and has been speaking with some of the people who are casting their ballots. this is the 2nd center that i've personally visited today and it seems to be going well i mean once once residents answer into the polls they're forced to wear face masks they have to saniti

they'll do what they can to help those affected and to minimise any damage he will morgan al-jazeera hearts of. afghanistan's president says the urgent priority in the talks between his government and the taliban is to reach a cease fire talks are currently being held in doha addressing the un general assembly ashraf ghani called on member countries to help afghanistan in its efforts . that one people have a clear in urgent priority a ceasefire an urgent end of the violence will more than anything else give us a chance to progress i would like to take this opportunity to call on every member of the general assembly. and the permanent members of the security council to help us achieve that instate of a sovereign united and democratic reforms that a democratically stable and prosperous funston will be an example of how our collective will can overcome the turmoil in that certainty that defines our world today but as a some a big job in reports from doha those songs which are in the taliban and afghan government are making little progress. they're only discussing codes and conditions at the moment so the wider

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al-jazeera is double. color again the headlines on al-jazeera talks aimed at ending nearly 2 decades of war in afghanistan have begun in qatar negotiators from the afghan government on the taliban are meeting face to face for the 1st time. we want all the people of afghanistan to be reunited under one roof again after more than 42 years of upheavals aggressions jihad and resistance all the negatives might differ we all know what happened to us throughout these years and maybe stand today we now need to address this unique opportunity to move towards a new future that we can defy together but. we have acted accordingly to all the points outlined in the previous agreement and we are requesting the other side to act accordingly to those things that have been agreed to so we can have this process without any problems we want of understand to be an independent country and it should have a form of islamic system where all its citizens see themselves reflected policing by the roofs have detained dozens of women attempting to hold a protest in the capital minsk. the massed attention is the latest in a series of g

al-jazeera. the in. an assassination attempt on afghanistan's vice president a bomb attack on his convoy in kabul killed at least 10. clo this is al jazeera live from doha back to war also ahead fire forces thousands of migrants and refugees out of their camp on the greek island of les paul's just.

al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where every. this is al-jazeera. 10100 streams a year on al-jazeera hello i'm from all santamaria welcome to the news. from afghanistan to mexico to france the challenges facing students parents and teachers at school restarts during a global pandemic. a week after a religious celebration in iraq and health officials are warning hospitals might lose control but a huge jump in curve of 19.

return to normality but it still looks it has a grip of the spread of the virus as a big al-jazeera the iran and afghanistan schools have reopened after a 5 month suspension and that a country working to improve literacy this much to doing it as charlotte ballasts reports the public school sector has to delicately balance the need for education and staying healthy. after 5 months school is back across afghanistan with many more rules and public schools like llama a shaheed only students in the last 2 years can return they must wear masks sit apart and hand sanitizer on the table here they used to be $45.00 goes to a class no once kept at half that what they will that they. about it we are very hopeful after 5 months of closure we will try our best to get these classes back on track with their curriculum so their school year can be saved we have professional teachers and i are very confident they will be able to catch them up. many students have tried to learn from home most read books and watch lessons on t.v. broadcasts by the ministry of education only 20 percent of afghans have access to the into news so

al-jazeera. 'd a week after a religious event in iraq warnings that hospitals may lose control of rising covert 19 infections. adrian fit here in doha this is al jazeera also coming up from afghanistan to mexico and iran the challenges facing students parents and teachers school starts again during the global pandemic. sudan the class a 3 month state of emergency after some of the worst flooding in decades and. i'm catherine saw in kenya as mao forest where the government is trying to solve complicated land ownership problem and protect the forests i'll tell you why some. say they're being treated and. we begin in iraq where health officials are warning that hospitals may lose control of the country's corona virus outbreak within days more than 5000 new infections were recorded on friday the highest number so far it was down slightly on saturday the health ministry is blaming much of the spike on a recent religious event at other gatherings where people were not wearing masks or observing social distance. reports from baghdad. well there's a slight decrease over the past 24 hours as opposed to the numbers that came out on friday just over 4600 new confirmed cases across the country

here does remain independent even as more legal thinkers say the opposite adrian brown al jazeera hong kong. afghanistan's government has freed nearly all taliban prisoners in the run up to peace talks due to begin $400.00 prisoners were awaiting release astray and france objected to the release of the last 7 remaining inmates so they're due to be held in custody while ago ca sions take place libyans in the city of misrata have been voting for the next municipal leaders other cities are also planning elections despite the pandemic and a shaky cease fire nationwide elections are being held in areas controlled by the warlord khalifa haftar as russia played a major role in the un recognized government's campaign to drive huffed us forces out of western libya. jamaica's general election is on the way despite a worsening corona virus outbreak that infections have spiked since the vote was called in august by prime minister andrew wholeness 6 months ahead of sched jewel hole suggest that his center right ruling party will win another 5 years in power or than 7000 people have been hired to maintain hygiene a pol

al jazeera. schools in afghanistan have reopened after a 5 month suspension jerks of the coronavirus country working to improve literacy as much to do public sector scoles of only allowed older students for now as they balance of nature education versus public health records. after 5 months school is back across afghanistan with many more rules and public schools like lama a shaheed only students in the last 2 years can return they must wear masks sit apart and hand sanitizer on the table here they used to be $45.00 goes to a class now it's kept at half that what they were that. we are very hopeful after 5 months of closure we will try our best to get these classes back on track with their curriculum so their school year can be saved we have professional teachers and i are very confident they will be able to catch them up. many students have tried to learn from home most read books and watched lessons on t.v. broadcast by the ministry of education only 20 percent of afghans have access to the internet so online learning was difficult for meaning. and 17 year old shabnam says she's happy to return to

al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm adrian forget this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes from afghanistan to mexico and france the challenges facing students parents and teachers and school starts during a global pandemic. sudan declares a 3 month state of emergency after some of the worst flooding in decades. and it was a totally fake story despite the denials the pressure remains on the u.s. president donald trump as he tries to fight off accusations that he mocks the nation's war dead plus. and katherine sawyer in 10 years model forest where the government is trying to solve a complicated landownership problem and protect the forest i'll tell you why some indeed. say the big 3 ted. and his 4 little messi is not happy but he's staying the team have trained without sin the day messy gave up on his ambition of leaving the club. schools all over the world a reopening this week after months of closure due to the coronavirus pandemic in from. 12000000 students returned to classes on tuesday but a jump of 9000 infections nationally on friday forced some to close again in spain teachers studen

al-jazeera. face to face in doha the afghan government and the taliban hold historic talks trying to end the conflict in afghanistan. but what we have come here with goodwill and good intention to stop the 40 years of bloodshed but really king we want to get a stent to be an independent developed country and it should have a form of a small mix system. know that you're not alone. the entire world wants you to succeed and is counting on you succeeding and international players express their support for a permanent ceasefire. hello i'm kemal santa maria here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera hungry homeless tear gassed greek riot police crackdown on refugees protesting in the spots for access to the mainland's also in the news a gold mine collapse in the democratic republic of congo killed at least 50 men. it's been hailed as a historic moment the taliban and the afghan government in the same room facing each other for peace talks the opposing sides are here in the qatari capital doha to find a political solution to end nearly 20 years of war you've got a 1st of all representing the governments he has calle

al-jazeera. if you want to help save the world. sneeze and euro. the top stories this hour on al-jazeera historic talks aimed at ending nearly 2 decades of war in afghanistan a funny taking place in qatar negotiators from the afghan government and the taliban a meeting searching for a permanent ceasefire among other issues for the head of afghanistan's peace council called for an immediate cease fire and said this opportunity must be used to create lasting peace the taliban's representative so they are prepared to negotiate but reiterated his group's demands for an islamic system. qatar is hosting these talks its foreign minister urged all sides to enter negotiations with an open mind should. not have it and these negotiations represent a keen sensitive phase to the afghan people to find solutions to all controversial matters i hope you agree with me that today we must overcome the past and its pains and focus on the future in the hope it brings us well surely drawing lessons from the past all of this requires everyone to. braced the future with an experience and a firm belief in the right of the afghan people to enjoy peace security and unity and to follo

still ahead and al jazeera breaking a taboo in afghanistan what it means for mothers to be able to put their names on their children's identity documents. and families of factory workers persecuted during brazil's dictatorship celebrate a landmark victory against far. and there's a fairly calm picture across much of the middle east we have seen wanted to shine through areas of turkey in the last few hours they will continue their way east was pushing on it towards the caspian sea but as they nice and sunny but some good wins along the south coast of the people out and about enjoying a sports or paragliding the course those winds of help to lower the temperatures through the east and the mad and the strong sunday time it is back up again so $31.00 the high end in jerusalem a warm day q $845.00 degrees on time which is of course for the south and again we're now in the mid to high thirty's but feeling very humid as it is very very little way and on into monday we could well see one or 2 shots that if i mount a cloud working their way through areas of iran and again want to rain showers j

al-jazeera. after nearly 2 decades of conflict in afghanistan. the warring parties me face to face at the negotiating table we're watching now we're in a different phase and i wish the afghan can blame the united states the united states also looking at it with urgency it's a blast but i don't see that the more urgent need of the after. some of the key players in the peace process talked out jazeera. i was 600 hours g.m.t. on al-jazeera i'm come all santa maria and these are the headlines democratic presidential nominee joe biden says donald trump's plan to replace the late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg before the election is an exercise in raw political power he wants senate republicans to delay any confirmation vote until after the election on november 3rd report from alan fischer. the supreme court has suddenly become the dominant election issue in the united states donald trump says he's going to move forward with filling a big can see this week democratic challenger joe biden says with early voting already under way that simply w

al-jazeera while tells the remarkable story of anti-apartheid campaigner. a room south africa mom who fought apartheid on al-jazeera. after nearly 2 decades of conflict in afghanistan. the warring parties meet face to face at the negotiating table were watching now we're in a different phase and i wish the afghan can blame the united states you know to do so it's also looking at it with urgency it's a plus but i don't see that the more urgent the afghan some of the key players of the peace process talked out 0. 0. 0 s. . either give it al this is the news hour on live from doha coming up the next 60 minutes. voters should pick the president and the president should do justice to the death of supremes court liberal icon of ruth bader ginsburg ushers in a fierce battle or the have a placement. more than 300 arrested and ballot says protesters march for another day calling on the president to step down. as the.

special representative for afghanistan reconciliation. talks to al jazeera. ambassador zalmay u.s. special representative for a silly nation thank you very much for talking to us there it's good to be with you trillions of dollars spent nearly 1000 years later the united states thinks that it is now time for the afghans to sort out of going to stand themselves you call it a historic opportunity. well for 19 years there has been an effort to end the war in afghanistan. by adding an agreement that's broadly supported in afghanistan a political roadmap and also an agreement that afghanistan never again would be a threat to the international community in of course. we worry about the united states in particular after all it was the $911.00 attack that did the u.s. and coalition forces have come to afghanistan and we had the 1st. time in these days 20 years something you could go back even longer since afghans have been in a war situations for 40 plus years that they are meeting their meeting at tora dative leave both sides brother you know present at the delegation from kabul an empowe

al-jazeera. the price of lasting peace in afghanistan the u.s.tells governments and taliban leaders future funding will depend on their choices and conduct now. follow on down jordan this is our desire as a lawyer from doha also coming up. attacking and arresting women police violently break up the latest protests against belarus is present. nothing everybody living in the street everybody live in in the bush growing frustration on the.

al-jazeera is stumble. past the hour on al-jazeera these are the headlines historic talks aimed at ending nearly 2 decades of war in afghanistan the finally taking place in qatar negotiators from the afghan government and the taliban meeting the search for a permanent ceasefire among other issues are on the agenda. for those we want all the people of afghanistan to be reunited under one roof again after more than 42 years of upheavals aggressions jihad and resistance all the negatives we all know what happened to us throughout the zia's and maybe stand today we now need to address this unique opportunity to move towards a new future that we can define together so that the head of afghanistan's peace council representing the government calling for an immediate cease fire. said the opportunity must be used to create lasting peace the taliban's representative said yes they're prepared to negotiate but reiterated his group's demand for an islamic system. we have acted accordingly to all the points outlined in the previous agreement and we are requesting the other side to act accordingly to those things that have been agreed to so

al-jazeera. after nearly 2 decades of conflict in afghanistan. the warring parties may face to face at the negotiating table put watching them now we're in a different phase and wish the afghan can't blame the united states the united states also looking at it with urgency it's a blast but i don't see that the more urgent. some of the key players in the peace process talked out jazeera. the world health organization says europe faces an alarming rate of new coronavirus transmissions as the number of cases worldwide crosses 13000000. time or about us and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. you know electric know what they're for.

afghanistan. are the headlines on al-jazeera coming up next inside story to stay with us. 100 days of protests and counting rallies against police brutality and racism in the u.s. showed signs of ending supporters and opponents of the demonstrations are hardening restaurants and anything bridge the divide like this is inside story. i. i. i. hello welcome to the program i'm convinced just over 3 months ago black american george floyd suffocated his offices in minneapolis tried to arrest him his death triggered protests across the u.s. against police brutality and racism the rallies have been largely peaceful but cities such as portland have become flashpoints on rest after president donald trump sent in federal agents and accused protesters of what he called domestic terrorism more examples of heavy handed arrests have since emerged on social media as rob reynolds reports the issue is creating more division in the country less than 2 months out from the presidential election. well i stand back state was speaking from a hospital bed jacob blake described his constant agony 24 hours every 24 hours as

negotiations with the taliban was part of their discussions were derived or told al-jazeera both sides want to resolution. peace in afghanistan peace in pakistan peace in the region is important for all of us and most of the talks that i had here in islamabad yesterday and today in the real continue through tomorrow will be focused on how we can support the negotiations which are there in peaceful efforts at the same time what are the steps that we can take as far as a student pinning the the bilateral relations of course there has been mistrust in the past there will be is still we are not there. we should raise all issues and put it on the table in trying the common way forward a solution which works in the best interest of all sides in the people of afghanistan 1st and foremost so it will take time before before we will get that back to both sides. shown that the our duty to talk as far as the slamming of the public of afghanistan is concerned we are determined to be patient and to continue our efforts and women in india has died 2 weeks after she was raped by a group of men in the latest case to draw widespread anger at h

al-jazeera. the price of lasting peace in afghanistan the u.s. tells government and taliban leaders future funding will depend on their choices and conduct now. on down jordan this is down to 0 a lawyer from doha also coming up. attacking and arresting women police violently break up the latest protests against belarus is president. everybody living in the street everybody live in india. growing frustration on the greek island of less box refugees remain homeless after europe's largest migrant camp is burnt to the ground. and appetite for plant based meat we look at how the pandemic is changing the way people think about food in time. the warring sides in afghanistan are being urged to seize an opportunity to secure peace for future generations the country's been rocked by conflict for decades leaving millions of people enjoying poverty and as afghan government and taliban negotiate as started talks and qatar america's top diplomat dangled an incentive might pompei a war and how much aid the u.s. provides in the years to come was dependent on a l

still ahead on al jazeera breaking a taboo in afghanistan and what it means for mothers to be able to put their names on their children's identity documents. and we have 24 hours when you telling me telling on the right into this idea fertility treatment in uganda is helping save the white rhino full extinction. and things just keep getting worse for one of the greatest f 'd one drivers of all time action from qualifying in sochi coming up in sports. and there's a fairly calm picture across much of the middle east we have seen wanted to shine through areas of turkey in the last few hours they will continue their way east was pushing on out towards the caspian sea but as the nice and sunny but some good wins along the south coast of turkey as a people out enjoying a sports or paragliding the course those winds have helped to lower the temperatures through the eastern end of the matches and not quite as a strong sunday tom it is back up again so 31 the high in jerusalem a warm day in q 845 degrees on time which is of course for the south and again we're now in the mid to high thirty's b

al-jazeera. 10100 g.m.t. here on al-jazeera santamaria welcome to the news. from afghanistan to mexico to france the challenges facing students parents and teachers at school restarts during a global pandemic. a week after a religious celebration in iraq and health officials are warning homeschools might lose control but a huge jump in coded 19 it's also in the news arrests and violence this is the u.s. city of portland where they've been nearly a 100 nights of protests against racism and police brutality in sudan to close a 3 month state of emergency for some of the worst flooding in decades. and in sport believe the last thing is not happy but he is staying at barcelona and he wants to avoid a legal battle with the club who are blocking his departure with a buyout clause of more than 8 $130000000.00. so we'll begin this hour with an issue something affecting families and educators all around the world and that is simply how to get back to school during a pandemic a new academic year is beginning for millions of children but in this age of coronavirus just how do you balance

al-jazeera. 1300 hours g.m.t. here on al-jazeera i'm come all santamaria welcome to the news hour from afghanistan to mexico to france all over the world the challenges facing students parents and teachers and school restarts during a global pandemic. and also after a religious celebration in iraq warnings that hospitals may lose control of rising covert 90.

afghanistan. hello and welcome i'm peter told me you're watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here and also coming up master tensions more arrests at a protest against the belorussian president in the capital news. a gold mine collapse in the democratic republic of congo kills at least 50 men. iran executes a champion wrestler despite local and international appeals to overturn his death sentence. has been hailed as a historic moment the taliban and the afghan government in the same room facing each other for peace talks there in the cattery capital doha to find a political solution to end the early 20 years of war abdullah abdullah who's representing the government has called for a humanitarian ceasefire as soon as possible photos of food we want all the people of afghanistan to be reunited under one roof again after more than 42 years of upheavals aggressions jihad and resistance all the negatives we all know what happened to us throughout these years and maybe stand today we now need to address this unique opportunity to move towards a new future that we can define together. well the man

al-jazeera. after nearly 2 decades of conflict in afghanistan. the warring parties meet face to face at the negotiating table were watching now we're in a different phase and i wish the afghan can't blame the united states to do this so it's also looking at it with urgency it's a blast but i don't see that the more urgent. some of the key players of the peace process talked out 0. understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the bomb so no matter how you take it we'll bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. than. this is al-jazeera. can put out this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. the death of a powerful liberal voice supreme court judge ruth bader ginsburg rushes in a fierce battle over her replacement. dozens arrested bellows as protesters march for another day calling on the president to stay.

al-jazeera. after nearly 2 decades of conflict in afghanistan. the warring parties meet face to face at the negotiating table put watching them now we're in a different phase and i wish the afghan can't blame the united states you know do the suits also looking at it with urgency it's a blast but i don't see that the more urgent. some of the key players of the peace process talked out jazeera. earth. this is al-jazeera. i am. hello there i'm a star here today and this is the news hour live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes a return to life in a camp great place to meet hundreds of refugees from the roadsides of last bus and to a new tent. china says it may have a coronavirus vaccine.

al-jazeera paris. along the way said talks between afghanistan's government and the taliban are now due to stop the saturday they'll be held in cattle and could bring the country a step closer to peace after decades of war the 2 sides agreed to go ahead with those talks after resolving a dispute over prisoners and u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o. is due to arrive in doha soon for those negotiations mike hanna has of this update from washington. secretary of state. as you mentioned on his way to doha to monitor those peace talks between the afghani government and the taliban it must be noted too that it's a long way from being completed despite president trump's apparent optimism still great divisions between the afghan government and the taliban but. there to lend an american presence and also to demonstrate perhaps to the american president interest in reducing troop levels outside the united states president denies that this is anything to do with this political campaign although reducing troop presence in foreign countries is part of his particular platform and it must be noted too that the secreta

al-jazeera mexico city. long awaited direct talks between afghanistan's government and the taliban are due to start this saturday diplomatic talks will be held in qatar are a major milestone which could bring the country a step closer to peace after decades of war but 2 sides agreed to go ahead with the peace talks are to resolving a dispute over releasing prisoners your sex your state might pompei you will travel to do harm to attend talks. some breaking news now there's been a massive explosion in the jordanian city of zakah northeast of the capital several videos have been uploaded to social media showing the blast a security source says it came from a military base on the outskirts of the city we'll bring you more on that story just as soon as we get it here on out of syria. catch up any time with our web site the address for that is 0 dot com and you can watch us live for kicking on the orange live icon out of there talk on. quick of the top stories on the other syria there are desperate scenes on the greek island of lesbos after a 2nd fire destroyed the remaining tents in europe's biggest refugee camp larg