is set to go ahead from thursday but without the usual fanfare with crowd surged not to attend alexia ryan al-jazeera. there and some other news the u.s. is to cut a $1000000000.00 of aid to afghanistan after the country's president and his political rival failed to agree on forming a new government secretary of state might made the announcement after an unannounced visit to afghanistan where he met president as well as abdullah abdullah who's also claimed the presidency the secretary of state also address the u.s. led peace deal saying there will be a conditional withdrawal of troops from afghanistan we've been speaking to victoria fontana who's a professor of peace studies at the american university all the afghanistan and she says bridging the different bringing the different factions together will be crucial to the success of the peace process. the next step from here is to force the taliban. promised by the united states of $5000.00 prisoners by the afghan government so that would be one step and then of course remains a big issue which is the university the unity so he of the governm

is set to go ahead from thursday but without the usual fanfare with crowd surged not to attend alexia ryan al jazeera. are at a quick look at some other news around the u.s. is to cut a $1000000000.00 of aid to afghanistan after the country's president and his political rival failed to form a new government secretary of state might compare revealed the plan after an unannounced visit to afghanistan his strongly criticize both president after afghani and his rival abdullah abdullah the failing to work together and potentially threatening a u.s. led he's still with the taliban pompei you also said the conditional withdrawal. all of us troops will go ahead despite the difficulties in implementing the agreement but we've been speaking to victoria funtown who's professor of peace others at the american university of afghanistan and she says bringing the different factions together will be crucial to the success of the process the next step from here is to force the taliban have been promised by the united states of $5000.00 prisoners by the afghan government so that would be one step and then o

unpaid leave budget carriers ryanair an easy jet also announced plans to ground most of their fleets alexia ryan has more on the global fallouts. from rome. to madrid. and manila millions of people now under lockdown or funneled through checkpoints. and heat up some of us a little it's hard for workers who are not able to go to work and are stuck at home they don't have income they can't buy food their families will go hungry the coronavirus has the world on a war footing authorities battling an invisible enemy that's threatening a global recession all bars in this day and all restaurants. will close at 9 o'clock tonight. how long this or will be in a fact we don't frankly know governments have been forced to announce so-called coronavirus budgets crisis measures hope to contain the financial fallout that's it but the billions of dollars don't always extend to low wage earners or contract workers many without health insurance will be hit hard by the uncertainty which could extend months even years. in my 35 year career i've never found myself unemployed so it's weird for me i never thought even

is set to go ahead from thursday but without the usual fanfare with crowd surged not to attend alexia ryan al-jazeera. now the news where u.s. secretary of state but pompei or has landed in afghanistan on an unannounced visit to help salvage a deal between washington and the taliban it comes as the 1st direct talks between the afghan government and the taliban have taken place on exchanging prisoners last month the armed group signed a deal with the u.s. in qatar aimed at ending the 18 year conflict guinea's oppositions says at least 10 people have died in violence with police during a controversial referendum in parliamentary vote now there were several attacks around polling sites in the capital conakry on sunday people who are being asked to decide whether to approve a constitutional change that would allow president of condé to stay in office for a 3rd term. well still ahead here on al-jazeera see a un frustration in bangladesh over the country's preparedness for the coronavirus pandemic plus. aggression prisoners relatives in colombia after a riot prompted by sea is off the pandemic k

the mine last year despite warnings about its impact on the already damaged great barrier reef alexia ryan reports from sandy islands. in the deep blue pacific ocean off the coast of queensland lies a wonderland of coral fish and picture perfect beaches the great barrier reef brings in billions of tourist dollars every year so if you've got to save gaza keep them on. but it's endangered scientists and environmentalist say from climate change caused by the burden of fossil fuels like coal. tony has been a dive instructor here for 40 years. he's watched parts of the reef die and fish disappear with climate change global warming said the reef is the tearing significantly and that is already affecting the tourism industry despite growing pressure to cut carbon emissions the government has approved what will be one of the biggest mines are owned by the indian company adani critics say the world heritage reef now lies under a cult shipping superhighway and the adani project could see many more lodge ships bringing coal dust and worsening climate change bleaching is underwater equipment for its c

leave budget carriers ryanair and easy jet also announced plans to grounds most of their fleets alexia ryan has more on the global fallouts. from road. to madrid. and manila millions of people now under lockdown or funneled through checkpoints. and heat up some of. it's hard for workers who are not able to go to work and are stuck at home they don't have income they can't buy food their families will go hungry the coronavirus has the world on a war footing authorities battling an invisible enemy that straightening a global recession all bars in the state. and all restaurants. will close at 9 o'clock tonight. how long this or will be in a fact we don't frankly know governments have been forced to announce so-called coronavirus budgets crisis measures hope to contain the financial fallout. but the billions of dollars don't always extend to low wage earners or contract workers many without health insurance will be hit hard by the uncertainty which could extend months even years. yeah in my 35 year career i've never found myself unemployed so it's weird for me i never thought even imagine that

is set to go ahead from thursday but without the usual fanfare with crowds urged not to attend alexia ryan al-jazeera. while new zealand will go into lockdown for a month as it attempts to stop the virus spreading their prime minister just under an announced that all non-essential businesses and schools must close and that residents must stay at home there's more than $100.00 mostly important cases of the virus there and australian prime minister scott morrison has already announced similar measures to new zealand and he's warning that this year it will be difficult for many side to get out and with the rest of the world we face this unprecedented challenge a once in a 100 year event a global health pandemic that is fast becoming the economic crisis the likes of which we have not seen since the great depression life is changing in a struggle for every australian and life is going to continue to change for many young and old 2020 will be the toughest year of our lives. well kenya is edging towards a total lockdown as the number of cases there rises to 15 the government to suspending all int