where does that leave the doha agreements?— does that leave the doha agreements?hows _ agreements? well, i think what this shows is _ agreements? well, i think what this shows is how— agreements? well, i think what this shows is how weak - agreements? well, i think what this shows is how weak that - this shows is how weak that agreement is. anthony blinker has said the taliban violated the agreement. the taliban clearly sees it differently. that shows the weakness of the agreement and that the terms were never clear. because if you read it carefully, and you did just read it out, but nowhere does it say the taliban must break ties to al-qaeda and nowhere does it say that the taliban must expel al-qaeda from afghanistan. even though it says the taliban will not grant travel documents to foreign terrorists to come into afghanistan. that could be seen as a loophole, that they could allow terrace to come in as long as they do not provide them documents. i think that is what we need to understand. the taliban is the same taliban they were 20 years ago. if there were an

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and doha, go on for months, but no peace deal emerges. in the meantime, there's a new president in the white house, but he to dest ponce out. timed and america's longest war. it's time for american troops to come home. suddenly it becomes clear that germany too, will need to pull out its troops very soon. in berlin, the ministries are at loggerheads. every one knows that local employees are essentially trapped. but how many are there? and how can they get b says the ministry of the interior is digging his heels in should the german government quickly dispatched charter planes? the german foreign ministry has qualms. afghan president, ashcroft gone, he has personally asked marcus puzzle not to do so through. yeah. must the yeah, of course you don't do it with you. you don't send in charter plan, so that is the unfolding. i mean, we were really worried that if we sent in charter plans and blew out local employees on mass fee, we have a responsibility towards there's no question about that than anyone who wanted to leave afghanistan would ru

a week ago, the party signed a pace agreement in doha paving the way the negotiations, its hope. the national dialogue will bring an end to decades of conflict. have been morgan reports from an germanium. after years as a rebel hussein anymore hygiene is back in the chatting capital in germain. i'm a member of the armed group national conquered movement. his faction was one of more than 40, which recently signed a peace agreement with the government national. we sought through the negotiations that lasted for 5 months. the best option for us as a political group is peace. there is no better option. the conflict has been going on for a long time. in many people have been affected. the deal between chad's military government and the armed groups find in arthritis capital doha, have led to talk on the countries political future. this scheduled to start on saturday after years of turmoil, a crisis effect worth. and last year, when mohammed reese, debbie took power after the death of his father defying the constitution. the talks are set to law for up to 3 weeks. among the issues to b

these debates in doha have been lasting for five months. the transition will be certainly extended, but then we do not have any think putting in place to organize that elections. i think made 2023 is the most realistic date. mohammed: i want to take a step back for a second. is there hope in chad right now among ordinary citizens that this accord could either stop or reduce any of the fighting? remadji: i think the transition process brought a lot of hope to the country. i think we are observing the hope that has been brought about from the transition is kind of fading away because of the agreement without the most important rebel groups. i think the feeling here in chad is very mixed. mohammed: enrica, a moment ago you mentioned that one of the steps to be taken soon is that and new constitution should be drafted. how difficult will that be to accomplish? enrica: it will be quite difficult to achieve. first of all because not all the parties will be represented. so some political actors will not be part of the dialogue. at least this polit

this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up south africa zulu community is crowning and new king. after months of dispute about who should lay the nation's largest ethnic group, mexico's former attorney general is arrested in connection with the disappearance of 43 students in 2014. and a crucial dialogue gets underway in chad, but will it bring an end to decades of conflict? we're live in the capitol. ah. hello and welcome to the program. we begin in somalia, where local media is reporting at least 15 people have been killed in an attack that still happening this hour in the capital. mogadishu witnesses say there were at least 3 explosions before. attack is stormed a popular hotel, more than a dozen people have been injured. the hotel is used by somali government officials, al chabad has claimed responsibility. hussein mohammed is a freelance reporter in mogadishu and has the latest. i found you to go look at it. i think that is a fund if you have several policy on a particular. 8 5 so we already knew that sever

form or the doha courts. rather than, you know, the talent had commit themselves to not allowing group, such as al qaeda to re establish themselves napkin. a, sam, mom, he was killed in one of her connie's houses, sell a ha, connie as a major leader in that taliban. so, you know, that's, it's putting the lie to that. and i think that there will be, you know, a reexamination of relations with afghanistan which are already poor to begin with . is this a crippling blow for alcorda? do you think? no, i don't think it is. it's as i, as i said earlier, as i've argued with others, so he was aloof. he was not really, he didn't have the common touch. he wasn't an inspiring leader. he hasn't really kind of was sort of merging in a 2nd place behind diane, under his leadership, the kind of motivated islamist recruits who once would have flocked to under a solid ben lawn. we're now primarily joining dash, and he basically brought all the worst habits of the gamma linea to with him. but all that being said, the fact that h

ah, i don't know about the some of this is all 0 live from doha. also coming up, the french president's office says moscow has agreed to allow un inspectors inside a russian controlled nuclear plant in ukraine. mexico's former attorney general is arrested in connection with 43 students who disappeared in 2014 extreme weather batters parts of the world. millions of actors like cracked dry and barren, vast tracts of land are flooded. ah, or un security council waiver allowing afghan taliban officials to travel abroad has expired. senior members of the group have been subject to a travel band since 2011, but 13 taliban officials had been granted an exception. so they could attend peace talks. some security council members wanted removed after the group took power by force last year. they could vote again on monday on an amended waiver for just 6 taliban officials. kristen salome has more from un headquarters in new york sanctions against the taliban, including travel restrictions have long been a thorny issue for the security council. they were 1st im

the seeds for this disastrous development were sown in doha. here in katara capital talks were intended to smooth the way towards ending the united states longest war top afghan american diplomats, zelma colonial zod was negotiating with the taliban for then us president donald trump. well, he had come to a judgement like president obama had before him, that there was no military solution for afghanistan at that price that the us and nato was willing to pay. and the war wasn't going well. was causing the united states a lot, 40000000000 a year. that was too much she believe. ah, taliban wants to make a deal. we'll see if they want to make if he has got to be a real deal. but we'll see some odd darts from donald trump wanted to end the war, didn't he wanted to bring his troops back counseling, as i said that to and bring back our all our boys, my son lavish. there are 2 main things. the americans can be criticized for by phone to firstly that the afghan government was not included or, and secondly, that the allies weren't involved in whose name

they're not every one of the afghan government's top negotiators is scheduled to meet the taliban in doha. no. i was booked on a flight on sunday morning on the 15th. ah, to, to go to door. thanks. looked very normal. and officer opened the gates and he was tired. he could see in his eyes that he hadn't slept for long probably couple of nights. ah, he recognized me. he said, sir, you are going to dor ha ha. and he, i say this too much. we have lost a lot. can you please find a way can you please find a way to end us? behind the scenes, the afghan government and the us are talking to the taliban hoping to strike a last minute deal as well as. gov would. it appears there really was a plan to have a 14 day transitional phase in which connie would remain in the presidential palace and arrange for an orderly transfer of power in duffy the taliban, agreed they would remain outside. cobble also have cob was sublime, good. and then li, yes, i make breaking news coming in now. so got me. the president of the bonus, that is our left of god. is that again, the stones president on israel gone, he was

but this is the beating heart of doha.into this place where the sea lapped its stone streets. all across miles of desert to meet others and sell their wares and that is the party still applies today. even the camels have stuck around. this place is as traditional as it gets in qatar. in the conservative and somewhat male dominated society, this chef is a trailblazer. she is the first businesswoman in the souk and sells authentic qatari cuisine. you can taste the lemon. spicy. while. strong. it has a tang. i like this. i will have some more. thank you. the taste is so distinctive. her food you. the taste is so distinctive. herfood is pretty tasty, but don't just take my word for it. the walls of her restaurant are a who's who, notjust of her restaurant are a who's who, not just of qatari of her restaurant are a who's who, notjust of qatari culture, but international supermodels. gisele the supermodel. hollywood stars. and football legends.— football legends. david beckham. number one- _ football legends. david beckham. numb

and you will have seen what the contribution of the, of the process ad doha has, has made in terms of the wider dealings with balaban. at the same time, we've clearly expressed our concerns about the dollar, bonds own records and, and their failure in, in recent months to, to uphold out their stated commitments to maintain the status quo on human rights. including in particular, the rights of women and girls, china and back by russia, has argued that the waivers are as necessary as ever given the dire economic situation that afghanistan finds itself in. but diplomats tell us that other countries have been pushing back led by ireland. they want to re impose travel restrictions, at least in part as we had from kristin, it's been a year since the taliban seized control of afghanistan. and many women is still banned from working or getting an education in cities. women are allowed to move around, but in rural areas, strict rules and cultural practices came many at home. a salmon binge of 8 reports from cobble thrift is business is nearly come to hold. earning a living from making traditio

my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. a drone is reported to hit the headquarters of russia's navy in crimea, sparking a huge explosion. at least 15 people killed in an attack on a hotel. in the somali capital, mogadishu alger bab says it's responsible. mexico's former attorney general is arrested in connection with the disappearance of 43 students in 2014 and south africa. zulus are crowning a new king after months of disputes about who should lead the nation's largest ethnic group and sport the stair down before the show down. and saudi arabia, ukraine's alexander is sick, has weighed in ahead of his heavy weight. well, title defense again against anthony joshua. welcome to the news are we start with the war in ukraine and a series of drone attacks have been reported in russian controlled crimea. in the past few hours, a local official in sebastopol says an unmanned aircraft was shot down just above the building that houses moscow's black sea fleet headquarters is the 2nd attempted strike on the feats headquarters in le

we are committed to the doha, everybody. it clearly sets out the obligations that place on us as well as the u. s . if any violation was committed, it was the us who entered our territories without permission, even without notifying us. this was a clear violation on the part of the us. there's is a malicious propaganda aimed at smearing the image of the islamic emerett we reject and refute these false claims. and i reiterate, we have not violated any of our obligations under the doha agreement. either we are committed to honoring our obligations one wish to see the other party honoring affairs and live up to their responsibilities. tre, in wish of dozens of women in afghanistan have held a re, a protest in kabul, ah, without, for, he demonstrates his mind. on the education ministry chanting bread work and freedom fighters beat some of the women and fired into the year. to break out the protest, the taliban has limited afghan women's rights despite the pledge is made. when it re took power. you kind says fierce fighting is co

the meeting comes a week after the rival signed an agreement in doha paving way for negotiations. it's hoped they'll bring an end to decades of conflict. but as herbert morgan reports from n jemina, one influential armed group won't be taking part after years as a rebel who st anymore hygiene is back in the chatting capital in a manner, a member of the armed group national concord movement, his faction was one of more than 40, which recently signed a peace agreement with the government. nothing who we saw through the negotiations that lasted for 5 months. the best option for us as a political group is peace. there is no better option. the conflict has been going on for a long time in many people have been affected. the deal between chad, the military government and the armed groups signed in utter capital, doha, have let to talk on the countries political future. this scheduled to start on saturday after years of turmoil, a crisis that were sent last year when mohammed restated b took power after the death of his father defined the constitution. the talks are set to last for up to

this is the news. hell, a live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes. the you in secretary general is sit to meet leaders of you crying and turkey on grind, exports and the safety of europe's largest nuclear power plant and explosion rips through a mosque during evening.

they don't want to talk about the doha agreement that was under donald trump.t is a cherry picking of ideas which they wanted to look at, as opposed to looking at the doha agreement and those things that led up to where we were at the point of withdrawal. and so i would cherish if we really are serious about it to work in a bipartisan way, but looking at every aspect of what took place because surely those 20 days of what they were looking at seems to be politically motivated so that you don't have to look at what took place with the doha agreement and trump and in fairness, if you want to be fair, the obama administration and the bush administration also. all of which is how you determine what took place and how we can make sure that we don't ever get into that space ag again. >> they're big mistakes over 20 years in afghanistan and multiple administrations, but also big failures in preparing for the final 20 days. >> there are things that you can look at, but you can't look at the last 20 days without looking at the doha agreement. that's just not possible to

well, i think guy though, be a judicious use of dry strikes o doha records. really do give us the ability to do that against islamic state targets. the u. s. says that the taliban brushed it in terms of al qaeda target. so i think if there is a similarly high value target, al qaeda target in afghanistan will say that in the future they'll certainly bay those against his lemming state targets when i have the opportunity. so this probably might be the last but against al qaeda targets probably used more judiciously, i would argue, or just shanahan at the know institute in sydney. thank you very much for your time . my pleasure. the top white house official is wanting china not to manufacture a crisis over a possible visit to tie one bye you as how speak at nancy pelosi taiwanese media report that pelosi will visit the island during her asia till the chinese government says to will view a visit by pelosi as a provocation. adult a warrant that beijing would take strong counter measures in response and defend the sovereignty and territorial integrity highway. when

we are committed to the doha. it clearly sets help the obligations later on, as well as us, if any violation was committed, it was the us who entered our territory without permission, even without notifying us. this was a clear violation on the part of the us. there's is a malicious propaganda aimed at smearing the image of the islamic emerett we reject and refute these false claims. and i reiterate, we have not violated any of our obligations under the doha agreement. we are committed to honoring our obligations why wish to see the other party honoring affairs and live up to their responsibilities. you may ma, dozens of women in afghanistan, held a rare protest in campbell just days before that 1st anniversary of the telephones returned to power. about 40 demonstrators marched on the education ministry chanting. bread work, freedom fighters, bait some of the women and fighting to break up the protests despite the pledges made when we took power, the taliban has limited african women's wines. thousands of supporte

we are committed to the doha. it clearly sets out the obligations will at least on us, as well as the u. s. if any violation was committed, it was the us who entered our territories without permission, even without notifying us. this was a clear violation on the part of the us. there's is a malicious propaganda aimed at smearing the image of the islamic emerett we reject and refute these false claims. and i reiterate, we have not violated any of our obligations under the doha agreement. we are committed to honoring our obligations while wished to see the other party honoring affairs and live up to their responsibilities tray in whiskey pakistan is my king. 75 years of independence with celebrations across the country. in karachi, a ceremony is being held at the memorial for pucca sounds founder mohammed ali, gina, thousands of people, including the prime minister or so gathering at the general convention center in the capital. islam of odd british colonial rule ended in 1947 with petition and the formation of indi

but the victory also casts down on the taliban commitment to the 2020 doha agreement. the islamists vowed not to allow of janice down to become a safe haven for terrorists threatening the united states. yet as the warry was being housed in a mansion right in the capitol kaboom, it shows how valueless all the taliban assurances have been to the united states about not being in league with al qaeda whole. he could not have been there could not have been recorded this b i t treatment. if not, the taliban were cheek angel with al qaeda. with mistrust brewing efforts by the taliban to legitimize themselves on the world stage could suffer a major setback. for south american countries have launched a joint bed to host the sucker world cup in 2030 argentina, uruguay, chile and paraguay presented their bid at these antonio stadium in wanted video. that was the venue of the 1st world final in 1930. and where they want the final to be played at century later. it's the 1st time south american countries have made a joint bids. the content last hosted the world tough in 2014 germany

he being there, broke the doha agreement on the american withdrawal from afghanistan. the killing has also raised scrutiny of the taliban as it seeks. international recognition and 8. he was america's most wanted the mastermind behind 911 who evaded capture for 2 decades. i'm a nozzle worries. death is a major victory for us. president joe biden was one that comes nearly a year after washington's botched withdraw from afghanistan. ok, as green note, the white house says the strike in capital is proved that biden's over the horizon strategy where threats are managed without boots on the ground is a success. so there is action demonstrate that without american forces on the ground in afghanistan, and in harm's way, we still remain able to identify and locate even the world's most one terrorist and then take the action to remove him from the battlefield. that is the definition. this mission of when we talked a year ago of over the horizon counterterrorism capability. but the victory also casts down on the taliban commitment to the 2020 doha agreement. the islamists vowed

the doha agreement paved the way for this. the door is still open to those who have not signed to join in the talks. the years of conflict have taken a toll on civilians. bushera made is a survivor of fighting between government and rebel groups in the capital in 2008, howard like in a saudi the apartment of their mother. but he and we couldn't walk on the street. there were bodies everywhere, or soldiers, or rebels or innocent people. we had to flee to a town far away, where we struggled with food and water because there were too many of us and the much, i hope the stocks bring stability that barbara. with nearly half the population, living in poverty and hundreds of 1000 still displeased many others also share the same hopes, even if some have refused to join the process for peace. hebrew morgan, alta 0 jemina police in nicaragua have arrested a catholic bishop, whose become an outspoken critic of president daniel ortega with under alvarez was detained at his home, which has been surrounded by police for 2 weeks. authorities

the deal between chad, the military government and the armed groups signed in utter capital. doha, have let the talks on the countries political future. this scheduled to start on saturday after years of turmoil, a crisis worth and last year, when mohammed restated be took power after the death of his father defined the constitution. the talk are set to last for up to 3 weeks, among the issues to be discussed or the constitution, and it's timeline for a national election. while many groups are expected to take part in the dialogue, others have rejected it, including the main arm group front for change and conquered, which fought in the battle against the government last year that's killed then president adriece de b. the government says it hope those not taking part in the talks will join phone 5 if i for the modem. owner in this is the 1st time we're having an inclusive dialogue that includes political parties and civil societies. and whether yon groups are not there for one on one agreement, the doha agreement paved the way for this, the door is still open to those who have not signed

agreement.— have violated the doha a . reement. ., have violated the doha aareement. ., ., agreement the treatment of detainees, whether - agreement. the treatment of detainees, whether in - detainees, whether in guantanamo bay or more in various parts of the world, you feel served the us and are less badly indeed in terms of bringing tojustice badly indeed in terms of bringing to justice people like ayman al—zawahiri? if bringing to justice people like ayman al-zawahiri?_ bringing to justice people like ayman al-zawahiri? if you look at the history — ayman al-zawahiri? if you look at the history of _ ayman al-zawahiri? if you look at the history of ayman - at the history of ayman al—zawahiri, he was in egypt, picked up after the assassination of sadat, he was brutally tortured in prison, along with others, who sanctioned the first world trade center bombing. ayman al—zawahiri emerged with osama bin laden to form al-qaeda and so if you look at this history of torture, if you want to create violent extremists, if you want violent extremists to proliferate, what you need to do is abuse

this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up the controversial writer. salman rushdie has been stabbed and seriously injured. and a literary event in new york state responding to china, the united states now says it will hold drills in the taiwan straits soon. and the climate crisis rages on, farmers in mexico struggled to save their livestock of fire fighters battle more blazes across europe. ah, former us president donald trump is suspected of possibly violating the espionage act after the f. b. i seized classified documents from his florida home earlier this week. the list of documents reportedly includes materials relating to nuclear weapons, audio, castro reports from washington. how do you feel, mr. john? never before has a former u. s. president been suspected of violating the espionage act? according to the warrant authorizing the f b, i search of trump's estate. trump may have kept documents that could endanger national security and may have destroyed or concealed presidential records. this week, federal agents removed 11 sets of classified documents from our lago war sets wer

i think this shows the doha agreement was meaningless.ban has done, and anybody who is following the situation closely, who is reading about what is happening, the united nations has been very clear that the taliban remains allied with al-qaeda, that al-qaeda is rebuilding its strength in afghanistan, so, yeah, i think the point is this agreement was very flawed, it is a very weak agreement, it doesn't protect us national security interests, and it is meaningless. really, the biden administration should have scrapped the deal when they came to power injanuary 2021, and now it is clear that there is no need for it, and, in fact, if i canjust make one last point. 0k, briefly. yeah, i think the us needs to halt its engagement with the taliban, and it needs to reinstate the travel ban on the taliban, because that's only allowing them to gain legitimacy, when they do things like attend international conferences, which they did in uzbekistan just two weeks ago. some other news for you now. britain's governing conservative party has changed ball

ah, are you watching al jazeera life from doha with need for lee back people? also a head, a caught in thailand is said to hand down a ruling that will decide if the prime minister can remain in power. ah, full military honors, as brazil's president welcomes the inbound heart of a portuguese emperor. critics accuse him of playing politics as russia's energy war with europe gets worse. it's cold gas was causing a crisis. poland, i'm andrew simmons. and because of it's at all explaining why shocks us standing in line for days on end, outside the coal mines, we begin in ukraine as it commemorates 31 years since the end of soviet rule. but this, he has independence day celebrations, or strikingly different countries on edge after warnings. russia may ramp up its attacks, streets are empty in the northeast, in city of car keys, where strict curfew is in place. authorities in the capital key have banned mass gatherings for the whole week. a day coincides with 6 months since the russian invasion began. and the u. s. has warned moscow is planning to strike civilian inf

can you commit— violation of the doha agreement.t looking like yeah. we _ how to do that without looking like yeah, we will take out one by want to keep _ yeah, we will take out one by want to keep allowing more in? i�*m yeah, we will take out one by want to keep allowing more in?- to keep allowing more in? i'm not ioiin to to keep allowing more in? i'm not going to telegraph _ to keep allowing more in? i'm not going to telegraph punches - to keep allowing more in? i'm not going to telegraph punches that i to keep allowing more in? i'm not i going to telegraph punches that have been thrown yet or decisions that haven't been made yet. where you stay vigilant to the threat, we made it clear to the taliban that we know what they did. and we know who they harboured. and we know some of the steps they try to take after the strike to cover up the evidence of it. so we are mindful of it. but i'm knocking to get ahead of decisions, policy decisions have not been made. it it's not that we take the taliban at their word but indulge me for a s

so doha almost in a way is irrelevant here.es that is hell bent on getting out of afghanistan as fast as possible, without the considerations of what's happening on the ground. so this is obviously a report from the republicans on the house foreign affairs committee, not the democrats. i noted this yesterday, that the chairman of the committee, gregory meeks, democrat of new york, you two generally speaking work well together and work in a very bipartisan way. yesterday, you told cnn the democrats on the committee were initially interested in participating but were told to stand down by the biden administration. meeks said the issue was he didn't think it should be about the withdrawal. it should be about the entire 20 years. here's how he responded to that specific allegation. >> the white house never asked me not to do it. that never occurred. absolutely not. just as we say we in the legislative branch make our own decisions of what we do. the white house does not interfere and tell us what to do on this committee. >> he says

nick, you were the first to report that the doha agreements that said the taliban would not give safearbor to al qaeda as absurd in its face out of the gate? with the death of al zawahiri, what is the status of afghanistan today? >> overnight, changed what they were and able to do for some degree. al zawahiri was involved in operations and there were messages that he was getting more relaxed about more recent events. you'll see a change because there's a figure head here. but the change to the extent of what they've been able to do because they haven't been up to much, frankly, over the last years. can any of us remember the last major al qaeda attack that we can think about? so, there's that, certainly. and it points under the taliban, as you mentioned the doha agreements, the sense agreement that the u.s. is desperate to get for itself, the goal to achieve, that afghanistan no longer being a terrorist safe haven. and you can't have much more than a safe haven, the leader of al qaeda, living in one of the nicest neighborhoods, and i had another messaging me today saying he lived thre

oh robin in doha, reminder of our top new stories, the former pakistani prime minister iran khan, is facing terrorism charges. after being accused of making threats against the police and judiciary at a political rally. supporters of gathered outside his home in the capitalist lombard warning of mass protests if he's arrested. the some of the high court has granted con protective bail till thursday. he lost no confidence vote in april, but in his struggling economy, his popularity surged his age, his rallies have drawn tens of thousands of people. i know the minute i know he didn't leave me alone with the police will have to pass over us before they can arrest him. i believe they cannot do it. it is impossible. i think it is all media highlight. the police are not even capable of reaching it, it has become the mission of our lives. come either is outside and run cons, residence in the capital with more on the charges. there was a lot of apprehension that he would be at extra late last night or in the early odd of the morning and that i've got from hundreds of bits aboard to come to a

in doha, on monday was one of the largest armed groups the front for change and concord in chad. or fact. i think at the beginning, oh, we were a little bit sure that your fuck to will not side. there were 14 a, some unacceptable conditions. are for the government, among which there is the release of the prisoners. yes. after the signing the lease agreement is still open and, and is still open for everybody to can join in the peace agreement in the future. so we urge and then today i urge everybody to did inside. and then because this is a show agreement for the champion, chad, one of the poorest countries in the cell has been locked in eternal conflict for decades. fighting among armed groups has forced hundreds of thousands of people from their homes. lucia when mohammed debbie replaced his late father as president last year, he promised political reform and launched the peace talks lead lead to the to harcourt. chad has seen dozens of similar agreements in the past. none of them held . and that's why there is some concern about the future of this latest one. but many of the si

and you will have seen what the contribution of the, of the process ad doha has, has made in terms of the wider dealings with the double bond. at the same time, we've clearly expressed our concerns about the dollar, bonds own records and, and their failure in recent months to, to uphold out their stated commitments to maintain the status quo on human rights. including in particular, the rights of women and girls, china, backed by russia, has argued that the waivers are as necessary as ever given the dire economic situation that afghanistan finds itself in. but diplomats tell us that other countries have been pushing back led by ireland. they want to re impose travel restrictions, at least in part as president is agreed to allow inspectors from the yearns nuclear watched organs were planted. zappa lucia in ukraine was, according to the office of the french president, the manual monochrome as center raised. the issue with president putin, during a phone call on friday, that all fears the could be a nuclear catastrophe as moscow and keep trade blame over shelling nearby. what is to is th

and janine a video was held at our or our back headquarters in doha. the network's been calling for those who killed her to be brought to justice. talks aim to ending amongst long little political deadlock in iraq, our wrists despite mostly as agreeing on wednesday to work on a road map out of the crisis. allies of influential iraqi shiite leader mcdonald sutter. refusing to take part in the dialogue led by the caretaker prime minister media companies in the us are going to court to get more information about the f. b i search of donald trump's home f. b. i. agents found 11 sets of classified documents while searching the former president's home. last week. the leaders of sabby in kosovo failed to reach a compromise in a dispute over vehicle license plates that have agreed to hold. father e mediated talks in the coming days, ethnic serbs in kosovo, are opposing new rules to swap their serbian issued plates for local. once they see headlines, witness is next. ah ah ah hello. a a a n y a in a in a package for daisy street. good. buddy chicken hodges. let

. -- in doha.3 of chad's political factions and armed groups have signed the long-awaited peace agreement, given the opposition and the transitional like terry council cause for hope. >> it was very tough and difficult talks. but what is important is the result which we got at the end of this long process. i think that this agreement will lead us to sustainable peace in chad. reporter: a cease-fire of general amnesty and dialogue the first articles to be implemented. the dialogue, do be held live in this month in the capitol, is meant to lead to the formation of a government of national unity, cost additional reforms, and democratic elections. qatar, which sponsored the talks, says the agreement is just the beginning. >> very hopeful that it will end hostilities between the different parties. it will move the process to a political process and to allow for easy transition towards negotiations in chad itself. reporter: but not all factions have signed the deal. among the absentee use monday with one

i'm very excited. 100 days ago, countdown events like this one happening all over the doha. the excitement is building for fans in the $32.00 nations, he qualified, and perhaps even more so here in the high city victory gave only al jazeera though . ha, ah, i thought quick check of the headlines here on al jazeera, former us president donald trump, is suspected of possibly violating the espionage off of the f. b. i seized classified documents from his florida home early this week. a u. s. federal judge has unsealed the search warrant. the list of documents reported includes materials relating to nuclear weapons. how does your castro has more from washington dc, if well included in the c's documents from our logo, we're 11 sets of classified materials. according to these unsealed court records among those 11 sets for were marked top secret in 3 were marked secret. now we don't know the specifics beyond that, but according to reporting from the washington post, it is believed that the f f b. i was after information regarding nuclear weapons and the new york times has reported

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ah, no, i'm fully back to boy, you're watching al jazeera my from doha. also a head, a drawing reportedly hicks, the headquarters of russia's navy in crimea, in the latest attack on their military infrastructure in the amex reaching for sales. former president le ledger silver holds his 1st campaign body as he prepares to challenge shay annabelle to narrow in october's election and how the global aviation industry is fighting to take off as demand source. ah. oh towel. see jean somali is capital? mogadishu has and did after about 30 hours on friday, i'll sure bob gunman forced air way into the complex, detonating car bombs and taking hostages. at least 30 people have been killed and 40 injured mamma valve report on how the violence unfolded. all the hyatt hotel in mogadishu turned into a box of ground on friday nights. and shad gunman blasted the way to the building with 2 car bombs before seizing control of it. somebody security forces launched a counter offensive witness a safe. there were several explosions followed by exchanges of gunfire that continu