but ever since this resolution was adopted to send delivery to sent aid through damascus, there was just one convoy. but it was just part of it, but to good. they've been waiting for it for a year in the southeast unit in the us, the need. but the only part was delivered good. the other part was not, has not been delivered just yet. but the international them is red cross making a privilege that they should set the good put together a convoy april 2020, that call. the sale there has not been delivered. those who have concerned about the plight of the syrian people need to push the western countries that have a say about also the un has on their own leadership with that is and you have to comply with the un security council resolution focus. it's not just on the military and parts and the routes and it also has a requirement that was what i knew to focus on. the new resumption of sure. read a tree city and you need access to watch health care schools and hospitals . and the un secretary, it is where they are in a tight spot right now, because i'm the producer to be honest, cities througho

as senior lebanese delegation is in damascus. food and fuel shortages have cripples loving on the economy. enforce cutbacks in essential services. a group of women rallying for their rights have been prevented from marching to the presidential palace and campbell. the 2 grass was reported the fire to disperse the crowd. taliban official recently promised there would be a place for women in afghanistan, government, but not in the cabinet. i'm the lights of the woman's who they were able to speak to anyone. i came outside to talk with tele bonds and to help a woman who didn't come to go to work, go to school and want to be the wife of them. many women fear a return to brutality scene when the group last held power 20 years ago. but taliban officials say there are organization is different to before and blame. the women's fears on propaganda was summer. been job aid, got exclusive access to the city of gyla by and spoke to afghan women. there my country. 22 year old wisconsin is a medical student. she works part time to support her

a senior lebanese delegation in damascus isn't damascus. food and fuel shortages have crippled lebanon's economy. and 4th cutbacks in essential services. jenny jenny, nice party to help from syria for lebanon to pass the gyptian gas and jordan in electricity through syria. the syrian started welcome to request and assured us it was ready to oblige both parties a great to follow up on the detailed technical issues via junk technical team. brazil says it may have to start rationing electricity as the country suffers its worst drought and nearly a century. water level is in many hydro electric dams have dropped to record lows. protesters in thailand have rallied and bang tossed demanding the resignation of resignation of prime minister prior to no charge. they accuse prayers and his governments of corruption and bungling the current of virus response. the protests which are banned under cobra, 1900 restrictions have gained momentum. recently. french polynesia cove with 1000 outbreak, has escalated to the point where it has stopped counting new

high level lebanese delegation is in damascus. feud, and fuel shortages have crippled, loving on the economy. enforce cutbacks in essential services. brazil is worst droughts in nearly a century is drying up for as are wars and threatening its energy supply. water levels and many hydro electric dams have dropped to record lows. the government says it may have to start rationing electricity. emily's to reports. this is the furnace reservoir, next to one of the main hydro electric dams in the brazilian state meanest arise water levels, there have dropped 15 meters since last year caused by the worst route. brazil has seen and more than 90 years. resident say there's barely enough water for boats to operate. that was much of a certainty. the water level has gone down a lot. several sandbanks like he's in the canyon, so there's no space for the boats to maneuver. when one boat enters, the tourist will take a picture and leave, so the next boat can enter because there is no space for all the boats to enter together. record low rainfall is also affecting fish farms in the region. they're l

a senior lebanese delegation is in damascus in the highest level official visits and syria's war began 10 years ago. food and fuel shortages of crippled loving on the economy, enforce cutbacks in essential services, and now be rude to seeking to import gas from egypt and electricity from georgia and using syrian infrastructure. the u. s. backs the plan despite maintaining sanctions against the shuttle as a government in syria. jenny jenny, as a nice party to help from syria for 11 to pass gyptian gas and jordan in electricity through syria. the syrian, sorry, welcome to request and assured us it was ready to oblige. both parties agree to follow up on the detailed technical issues via junk technical team. let's talk about this with the christoph, i've been a thief who's the director of the lebanon program at the middle east institute in washington, d. c. he's joining via skype from boston. thanks for speaking to us and al jazeera . so, as we're saying 1st such level in a 1st such visit, excuse me, in 11 years, just give me your initial reading into it and tell me how you think it's goin

several cars, swept into the mediterranean sea. syria says it's shot down israeli missiles above damascus. video and state media showed air defenses firing to intercept the mythos in a statement of military source, said israel targeted points in the vicinity of the syrian capital. they did not report any casualties, saying the only losses were material. a palestinian protest who was shot by israeli forces has dies the 26 year old was killed in eastern gaza during a protest. demonstrators have been protesting for 6 nights in a row against israel's 14 year blockade of the territory. those are the headlines. my jurors next september and the russians closed in parliamentary election, imitates the president putin, 21 year, grip on power. the listening post. dissect the media, how they operate, the stories they cover, and the reason why the 90 live in the top of the world, 20 years on the war that followed. that finally ended and i've gone to sun. but that's what caught, this didn't real, obviously, unique, attractive on and happy in history, through the eyes of a fearless and visionary filmmak

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you were going to be an academic, and then on the road to damascus kind of epiphany, you said, i am not to be an academic, i will be something more important, an investor. is that right? reid: it did not start with investor. it started with product creator. it was, how do we think and speak better? how do we make ourselves better as individuals and as a group? this medium of software, of constructing new products. it was like i was beginning to get that lens of, what does internet mean and how do we work together and play together and live together using the internet to redefine our space and our networks in order to be better, and i should go create that. david: as you were starting this career, you are invited to join a company called paypal. paypal turned out to be a gigantic success, later sold to ebay. what was your job at paypal? reid: when peter thiel and max started paypal, they each invaded their friend who most understood and had the entrepreneurial experience. that was me for peter. then after a year of being on the board, i was thinking of starting another company. peter sai

in damascus will not once you have discovered provided the doctor fighting against us because now it is going to me they have no justification nor to continue fighter honors talk. hi, greg meeker. just finally, i have to ask, what's it like now talking for the taliban government? i know that boris johnson here in london said britain. western forces should be proud of the legacy in afghanistan. what's it like to be the spokesperson of the new afghan government? i think how one should be proud of all for the region of other countries. so everyone see that other country will we will say we are proud. it is not, i think the rational we are proud of what we have done because we're what we did. it was part of the liberation up or county, or ending approbation, michigan. that, that he ever cried. so this has a rational, then they're not there that are in other countries help people other color really do and destroy hundreds of 1000 k hundreds of pounds and people and we are all right. got a proud of this. so i think there are 2 cases. i asked him thank you. after the break, we speak to pink

emergency appeal against the new abortion law in texas. syria says it's shot down israeli missiles above damascus. video and state media showed air defenses firing at the missiles and military statements said, israel had targeted points in the vicinity of the syrian capital. it did not report any casualties, saying the only losses were material israeli troops have killed the palestinian protest. the in garza moved it at least 15, others health ministry said the 26 year old was shot in the abdomen as hundreds gather long israeli fence to protest the blockade of the countries. those are the headlines now back to witness and so it's a completely different way of thinking and for anyone who were thoughtful, even if it hasn't been abuse, they are thinking differently. and i think helping people understand that not to put in. i think that the interesting thing isn't it that way, as other people impose our own way of saying things onto the person or when your mind is di and if anything gets in your way, like for it, what does it take to get past that anger and then actually do you have that shift to go

syria said it shut down missiles above damascus. in a statement, the military source said israel targeted points in the vicinity of the syrian capital. there are no reports of casualties, saying the only losses were material. the palestinian tester shot by is really forces has died. he was killed in eastern gaza during a protest. those are the headlines. we are back in half an hour. now, it is "inside story." ♪ nastasya: thousands of afghans have left their country, and many more are still waiting to get out. but while some nations have welcomed them, others are trying to keep them out. so, what options do afghan refugees have, and who should look after them? this is "inside story." ♪ hello there, and welcome to the program. i'm nastasya tay. now, as the taliban works to set up a government it says will be inclusive, it faces several challenges. the united nations has warned that up to half a million afghans could leave their country by the end of this year, and governments in the region are bracing for a possible refugee crisis. th

is been accused of being linked to britain in the united states against the outside government in damascus. will you have this capability to fight it? stopped or fighting against that? because now it is and it's loudly brought to me, they have no justification nor to continue. fighter honor and talk, i give me just finally i have to ask what you like now talking for the taliban government. i know that boris johnson here in london, said, britain, western forces should be proud of the legacy in afghanistan. what's it like to be the spokesperson of the new afghan government? how one should be proud or all for the region of other countries. every one say that other countries will we will say we are proud it is not correctional. we are proud of what we have done because what we did it last part of the liberation up or county or ending approbation. michigan that, that he ever cried. so this has a rational not there that are other countries help people, other color really do and destroy hundreds of thousands of hundreds of pounds and people and we are proud of this. so i think they're ridiculous.

as senior lebanese delegation is in damascus. food and fuel shortages have crippled lebanon's economy, enforce cutbacks in essential services. janet, man, you can, he has some sort of a nice party to help from syria for 11 onto the gyptian gas angel den in electricity through syria. the syrian sorry, welcome to request and assured us it was ready to oblige. both parties agree to follow up on the details technical issues via junk technical team. brazil says it may have to start rationing electricity as the country suffers its worst drought to nearly a century. water levels and many hydro electric dams have dropped to record lows. the us government could soon release classified documents related to the september 11th attacks. president joe biden has ordered a full review days before the 20th anniversary. families of victims say the papers prove saudi arabia help the al qaeda attackers. protesters and thailand have rallied men, cough demanding the resignation of prime minister pro channel. they accuse pro and his governments of corr

is been accused of being linked to britain in the united states against the outside government in damascus. we are not one. you have the ability to fight it stopped or fighting against that because now it is. and it's not going to me. they have no justification to continue fighter honor and talk, i give me just finally i have to ask what you'd like now talking for the taliban government. i know that boris johnson here in london, said britain. western forces should be proud of the legacy in afghanistan. what's it like to be the spokesperson of the new afghan government? i think how one should be proud of all for the region of other countries. so everyone say and then re that other country will we will say we are proud. it is not. i think the rational we are proud or we have done because we're what we did. it was part of the liberation up or 30 or ending approbation. michigan. that, that he under high. so this has a rational them are not there that are under other countries help people other color really do and destroy hundreds of 1000 k, hundreds of pounds on our people and we are all right

on an unannounced visit in the russian capital. monday's meeting was the 1st since putin visited damascus last year. apart from discussing the situation in afghanistan, the leaders stress the need to restore political dialogue in syria. the country, of course, still trapped in a decade plus long civil war picked, reassured us out of his support for the country, but raised alarm at the foreign presence on exploit. there probably when the main issue in my opinion is that foreign armed forces are present and certain syrian territories without any un mandates. and without your authorization, which clearly contradicts international law and prevent you taking maximum efforts to consolidate the country and move along the path of its restoration at a rate that would be possible if the entire territory was controlled by a legitimate government. you know, someone coming that britain, solver amboy, to syria, said the pentagon presence. that is absurd. i think it was probably very timely in view of the recent american withdrawal from afghanistan. now logically, you might think the president biden wou

the project was discussed in damascus in the first high—level talks between the two governments for yearsjordan, which would then be sent lebanon via syria. the iranian president has said he's ready to return to talks on iran's nuclear programme, but would not negotiate under western pressure. speaking on state television, ebrahim raisi said he wanted talks to result in the lifting of the sanctions that have hit the iranian economy hard. thousands of people have again demonstrated in france against the government's covid policies. they denounced the new "health pass" system they see as unfairly restricting the rights of the unvaccinated. the pass means anyone wishing to enter a restaurant, theatre, cinema, long—distance train, or large shopping centre must show proof of vaccination or a negative test. here in the uk, the opposition labour party says it believes there's a strong case to vaccinate healthy children against covid to prevent any further disruption to their education. ministers have asked the uk's four chief medical officers to consider the broader implications, after governmen

on, on, on another visit to the russian capital. monday's meeting was 1st since posting visiting damascus last year, thought from discussing the situation in afghanistan, the latest stress, the need to restore political dialogue. in theory of the country spilled traps in a decade long civil war putting, reassured us out of his support for the country, but raised the law of a foreign pregnancy on its own in the gloom there. probably one of the main issue in my opinion, is that the foreign armed forces present about any un mandate and without your authorization, which clearly contradicts international law, i'm revenge you taking maximum efforts holiday. the country move along upon the rest of the ration at a rate that you will be inside of coverage. a was controlled by a legitimate government. you get the wrong voice. serious at the pentagon, the presence there is absurd. i think it was probably very timely into the recent american withdrawal from afghanistan. now, logically, you might think the president biden would follow up withdrawal from ending the forever war in afghanistan, with a si

visit to the russian capital seems monday's meeting was the 1st between the 2 sins putin's visit to damascus last year. apart from discussing the situation and i've got to stand them both li distress, the need for restoring political dialogue and syria, the country still trucks in a decade long civil war and put in raise shorter side of his support for the country. but raised alarm at foreign presence on its soil. globe no problem when the main issue in my opinion, is that for non forces are present in certain syrian territories without any un mandates. and without your authorization, which clearly contradicts international law and prevent you taking maximum efforts to consolidate the country and move along the path of its restoration at a rate that would be possible if the entire territory was controlled by a legitimate government. or spoke of britain's former ambassador, the series said the timing of the meeting is just right now, given the current situation in the middle east. i think it was probably very timely into the recent american withdrawal from afghanistan. now logically, you migh

know there is a compromise made in the security council which doesn't seem to make sense to syria, damascus, think that you and you monetary on workers are trojan horse anyway. your opinion is considered i should measure this with but they're asked for digital it. it should be away in the book fullness to was a current focus is to fully resume. so you know, ship your machine on the d. c. b s k is opperation of this arrangement without any preconditions up with you. and you said that to any active clauses, any a chance to when you push them water, your own screw i q to include iranian nuclear pro, uranian rocket program. michelle program or the behavior of iran in the region is and you must put it as it did and don't mix apples and oranges. what's another a, do we need to focus on this to please issues separately. i usually use a bunch and if there's a concern you do, it's only one behavior, but notify again, it's not just their own partners. have these concerns you in iran also has concerns about the behavior of their neighbors. just like any other regions of the world's view. of the politi

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the procedure from 6 weeks into pregnancy. serious says it's shot down is rainy miss south above damascus, video and state media showed defense is firing to intercept the missiles in a statement and ministry saw said, israel targeted points in the vicinity of the syrian capital. they did not report any casualties, saying the only losses were material. a palestinian protest who was shot by israeli forces has died 26 years, was killed in easton garza during a protest. those are the headlines were back in half an hour right now. it's inside story, news, news, news, news, 1000 about guns of left country and many more are still waiting to get out. but while some nations of welcome some of those are trying to keep them out. so what options do african refugees have and who should look after them? this isn't typhoid ah . hello there and welcome to the program. i'm the start the okay. now as the taliban works to set up a government, it says will be inclusive. it faces several challenges. the united nations has warned that up to half a 1000000 africans could leave their country by the end of this y

allowing gas and electricity to transit through its territory. senior lebanese delegation is in damascus, food and fuel shortages of cripples and all the economy enforce cutbacks in essential services. brazil's worst drought in nearly a century is driving drying up reservoirs and threatening its energy supply. water levels and many hydro electric dams have dropped to record lows. government says it may have to start rationing energy. now french polynesia is covered. 1000 outbreak has escalated to the point where it has stopped counting new infections. it's redeployed medical staff to focus on patient care and vaccination instead of testing. lockdown and curfew measures have been extended until at least september the 20th. the south pacific islands don't have enough oxygen intensive care beds or even more space. most of the pandemic deaths, more than $460.00 now happened over the past month. to see that the, i know as you are, was for the south for your loved ones in that everyone is following the consent, the evil lucian of the pandemic feed does in our territory. you know that the numbe

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and it's been bombing, damascus in the past few days. and we know britain's role in the sanctions against iran. what does it feel like when you were told to come to see the foreign secretary dominic grab accusing you of sponsoring terrorism accusing. i mean, it's not. it's easy, but to, to prove is, is difficult. what, no, i don't want to be bragging about something, but we have had the, maybe the strongest campaign against terrorism. our general us and for him, and he was assassinated by the united states, was the hero of the nation nation in the region for combating terrorism. and we have given a lot of a lot of brought to come by terrors, even 7th in towers and the people on are the victim of terrorism. that the organization that did that they have no, the safe haven in europe like m u. k. they sometimes we hear, they're lessening this aboard for that terror group that it was taken off the terror list, the, the legit ambassador. i'll stop you there more from the ringing investors of the u . k. as well as the u. n. refugee agency after

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ended up a little al jazeera, mexico city, serious says it's shut down is really missiles above damascus, video and state media showed a defense is firing to intercept the missiles. in a statement of military source said, israel targeted points in the vicinity of the syrian capital palestinian protest, who was shot by israeli forces, has died 26 year old was killed in season garza during a process demonstrated have taken to the streets of 6 nights in a row against israel, 14 year blockades, as a territory. some protest is flung burning ties and explosives towards soldiers stationed along the guns. a fence like many around the world, people in sri lanka struggled during the past year. basic food prices have gone up and foreign currency has become scarce. so the government is taking action to ease the burden for millions of families. now fernandez has moved from columbus sugar sugar everywhere, but not a green to buy. has been the complaint from consumers in sri lanka. the government says this is one of the reasons hoarding by trade is to create an artificial price increase. on wednesday,

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is riley mis sells headed toward its capital. fair media reported and israeli attack targeting damascus, launched in an area southeast of lebanon. neither military provided for the town still and on al jazeera a hole in one for this goal, for in contention for a $15000000.00 prize, will have all that a more. and the rest of the day for coming out ah, the news. the news news with me. ah. ah. a time before he's gay, emily, thank you for bulls governing body fee for investigating the racist abusive. england's football is by hungry fans during their welcome qualify. budapest, hungary have been ordered to play 2 games in an empty stadium by wafer because it discriminates refund behavior at euro. but that didn't apply to this much because, well, qualified for the fee for the $67000.00. what the push arena and this plays for food when they tiffany full kick off the chord. the gesture, the english feed, without apology, merely to undermine the message that racism has no place in this england one the match. for now with rahim sterling, getting the 1st go, his teammates had objects thrown at them

side on another mouth visit to the boston capital. monday's meeting was the 1st since fuson visited damascus last year. bob, i'm discussing the situation and i've got some that i need to stress the need to restore political dialogue and syria in the countries filled for a long civil war. we can reassure us out of the support of the country res, alarm a foreign presence on the globe. probably when the main issue in my opinion is that the foreign armed forces are present in certain, i'm sorry about any un mandates and without your authorization, which clearly contradicts international law, i'm revenge. you taking maximum efforts to consolidate the country. move along the path with ration at a rate the way you could possible if the entire territory was controlled by a legitimate government. you know, the british form, run void, a serious offense against presence. there is absurd. i think the visit was probably very timely in view of the recent american withdrawal from afghanistan. now, logically, you might think the president biden would follow up withdrawal from ending the forever war in afgha