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g. u is a geo politics and security analyst development reimagined and africa focusing tank . he explains the issues surrounding with the hell. if we look at it was, we did, i think africa is like this sense of what walter or dr is you would use. i have particular is the empty center, and that is not by boxes. and so you have a combination of factors. one of them species to loss of poverty on, on the, on that development, then there is the delusion criminality. i'm also awesome. what are the 2 issues could multiply that climate change? if we are going to address this problem, there will be, there is a need for a broad region respond that no, the focus on security will piece of beauty. foreign aid is finally reaching rural pals of haiti devastated by a powerful earthquake on saturday. hundreds of people and camper and have been waiting for provisions, queued up for handouts from the un. the delivery was delayed after a mudslide blocked the main road leading into the area. those all the headlines fell. be another update of world news here on al jazeera run after al jazeera world

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bob g, u k, of course, has also had a significant presence in afghanistan and there, and confirming that the u. k. evacuations will end this saturday. that's right. they said earlier on via the head of the armed forces. the civilian evacuations were ending on saturday. but now we've got it confirmed from the ministry of defense. the last flights purely for afghan civilians to be evacuated out of cobble and to the u. k. have actually taken off their maybe for the flights in the day, which do have a few afghan civilians together with british diplomatic stuff and british military personnel. so really this is confirmation that some things have moved to a new phase. there is a video that's been put out by the u. k. buster in kabul. laurie bridgestone, who said that it's the end of one phase of operations. he says, we haven't forgotten the people who still need to leave will continue to do everything we can to help them. nor have we forgotten the brave and decent people of dentist on they deserve to live in peace and security. think this is the message that the government would be wanting to p

when we look back in the g. u. s. his involvement over the past 20 years. how, how can we characterize the, the role the u. s. is played and done a son. well, it's changed a lot over time. and soldiers and marines have deployed there at different moments in the war and at different places have seen very different things. it began as narrow counterterrorism mission. i'll be at one that always had an element of nation building, implicit and built into it because the fall of the, you know, the ouster of the taller bon required it. but over the years you saw the kind of a mission creep happened. as more and more troops were committed even before the obama administration serge, in 2009, 2010. leading up to a peak about a decade ago when there were a 100000 us troops in the country. $40000.00 allied troops in the country spread out into practically every district in every province. trying to build structures of government that we have now seen collapse before. and more recent years, seeing a gradual pull back into a more limited counterterrorism role. again. and s

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u. s. affiliation. that means they may have worked for n g o that received u. s. government funding, other government groups, contractors, employees of those contractors and employees of us based media organizations then and all of their immediate family, not a specific number given by the state department at this point, but they do say this will be thousands. now this is a program that is in addition to what we already have, which is the special immigrant visa program that specifically was for afghans who worked for the us, military translators, drivers, et cetera. and just last friday, the 1st evacuation flight carrying some 220 people who qualified with that visa arrived in the united states. they are now at fort lee military base where they're getting health screenings before they'll be resettled elsewhere in the country. but that one flight, which is the only one we know of thus far, was a mere drop in the bucket of the 70000 or so. people who have applied for that s i v visa and are still waiting. we spoken with people who waited in fact years for that vi

not to have to go undergo the ordeal of walking across turkey and then taking boats across the a g in the u. k. defense secretary has bank the head of the british army for suggesting the taliban may have changed in the past 20 years. been wallace said, referring to the green pants the enemy would inflame and already volatile situation is absolutely no point provoking the people who are currently running the country. and i think the best thing we should say about is to think, well, 2 things. first of all, last time they lost power. when they have all these asked me to see lou did, it didn't last long, and they've been out of the 20th and i'm sure they've learned that lesson. but secondly, we will judge the all their actions called i was bringing that he's saying he's an adjunct professor at georgetown university in washington, dc on the author of the islamist join me now from london by a scott good talking with us on the program. mr. said before we talk about of chemist on specifically you have very intimate details and knowledge of being in islamists being part of a group that a like though

decision, there is a more toria needed to protect the ocean. wanting us to discuss this from faint g marine pins, u l e, and ocean activist and coordinated with specific network on globalization. that's a regional organization promoting economic justice and globalization across the pacific and north delaware. so emily, a professor of energy and the environment at the university of delaware, he's also a former advisor on environmental and social impact assessment to the deep sea mining company, known as deep grain and in boston, massachusetts science journalist daniel ackerman, welcome to everyone. daniel, i'm going to start with you with the most basic question. explain to us what deep sea mining is. yes. so dp mining is basically the extraction of mineral resources from the bottom of the ocean. and there are a number of different ways that it could work, but one of the most common proposals is to collect these resources called poly metallic nodule. so these nodules form over millions of years at the bottom of the ocean and they're really rich and cobalt nickel, copper and manganese. a lot of these

her program barrels search for answers as on wednesday at $2330.00 g empty. the u. s. has returned more than 17000 looted treasures to iraq, dating back 4000 years. most of the ancient artifacts were stolen off to the us led invasion of iraq in 2003. the return follows the iraqi prime minister's visit to washington last week. my phone reports from baghdad, the be covering memory and identity. this is how he likes for the minister describes the return of these antiquities from the united states, thus leim. some posh. we have received 17321 pieces from the united states. 9 from japan, 7 from the netherlands, and one from italy. therefore, the total number is $17338.00 returned pieces. this year, dated between 3704000 years ago. some of these artifacts were looted from the national museum in baghdad. others were excavated from archaeological sites across the country. and i will now fill up we have on our side local law of international conventions. and the laws of the countries which our antiquities with smuggle to so smugglers are condemned by such laws and will eventual

so no matter how you take it will bring you the new concurrent affairs that muscle t, u r g tale bond sweep through large pod. so gamma stand and captures it's 9 provincial capital on emergency told her try to end the fight. the i'm sat me say that this is out just here alive from the hall. so coming up, china is condemned for sentencing a canadian businessman to 11 years in prison. this is fine. we'll have the latest from beijing in a set back for the president. 2 brazil's congress votes against then the electronic voting ahead of next year's election.

sean called g. a u.ent to kabul three weeks ago to rescue his wife now his bosses believe he, too needs rescuing they last spoke to him tuesday night everything unraveled right then and there on the telephone, so they began recording this is what sean said i don't know what's going on, but they have surrounded the house now. they're going to take me. sean didn't know who his abductors were. whether they were isis taliban or something else completely but he said he was followed back from the airport after a failed attempt to get through a checkpoint we fear the worst hope for the best, but we are also very fearful for his wife his wife, who we are not identifying for her safety has gone into hiding she's an afghan citizen who's been awaiting a visa for two years. charlene's of men. doesn't matter what topic with but if my daughter loved such by those. animals it will be we lose all honor and if you take sean grew up in union city and was employed by a communications company that did work in afghanistan hi

hear the fear in his voice and that's why they started recording every word of that call sean called g. a uent to kabul three weeks ago to rescue his wife. now his bosses believe he, too needs rescuing they last spoke to him tuesday night. everything unraveled right then and there. on the telephone so they began recording this is what sean said i don't know what's going on. but they've surrounded the house. now they're going to take me sean didn't know who his abductors were, whether they were isis taliban or something else completely but he said he was followed back from the airport after a failed attempt to get through a checkpoint. we fear the worst. hope for the best but we are also very fearful for his wife his wife who we are not identifying for her safety has gone into hiding she's an afghan citizen who's been awaiting a visa for two years sean and the man doesn't matter through the top of the. but if my daughter in law such by those. animals it will be we lose all other and if they take sean grew up in union city and was employed by a communications company that did work in afghanis

the u. s. g 7 foreign ministers also back israel's assertions that iran was responsible on thursday. israel's defense minister threatened to use force against iran. the u. k. knows that iran was responsible for this attack. we know it was deliberate and targeted there is no justification for what happened. a state sanctioned attack on a civilian vessel, passing peacefully through international waters, tragically to civilians, a romanian and british citizen died as a result of a wrong disregard for international law. the category creed reject the found that accusation of israel on the mercy of vessel incidence. as we have written in our recent letter to the county president, there is really a gene can not whitewash if the stabilizing practices and vicious policies by blaming and accusing others. this regime has been the main source of threat in establishing an insecurity in the region for over 7, the key much more to come on the news. aw, how reco, temperatures and central asia, turning phones int

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dive right in the we leave the program with the latest on an emergency meeting at the g 7 alliance in response to the u. s. and it's ongoing withdrawal from afghanistan. you may remember just a few months ago, world leaders met for the annual g 7 summit. and the 2 countries talked about the most were china and russia and how to contain and limit their influence. now the g 7 is still talking about china and russia. however, this discussion surrounds how to include the 2 countries in an attempt to contain afghanistan, days before the u. s. is set to reach its deadline for its withdrawal from the country, but will the us go along with the plan? that remains one of the biggest questions as vice president harris to or se asia, and makes comments like this one about beijing. in the south china sea, we know that beijing continuance to coerce to intimidate and to make claims to the vast majority of the south china sea. these unlawful claims have been rejected by the 2016 arbitron tribunal decision. and beijing actions continue to undermine the rules based order and threaten the sovereignty of nations. joining

just kind of, you know, there are where they are, that are still left or if they're back home in the u. s. g o button is also said the test button. and so if i kept his word on allowing access to cooper that port me release 20 people have died in the chaos, trying to leave the african capital in recent days. really, 6000 u. s. and foreign troops all protecting the airport tropical storm. henry is battering a stretch of the northeast and coast of the united states, after being downgraded from hurricane. more than 100000 people knew in linda without power. fishermen and business owners be making last minute preparations, securing boats and 40 up shop fronts. at least 22 people being killed after record breaking at rains and flood was surging in central tennessee. among those who died, 2 young children rescued cruises still searching for dozens missing. but the power outages are hampering efforts. criminal gangs in haiti have offered a truce for a major earthquake last week, which aid groups hope will allow relief efforts to accelerate the death from the august, the 14th earthquake has risen to

sean called g a u. kabul three weeks ago to rescue his wife now his bosses believe he, too needs rescuing they last spoke to him tuesday night everything unraveled right then and there on the telephone so they began recording this is what sean said i don't know what's going on, but they have surrounded the house now. they're going to take me. sean didn't know who his abductors were whether they were isis taliban or something else completely but he said he was followed back from the airport after a failed attempt to get through a checkpoint we fear the worst hope for the best, but we are also very fearful for his wife, his wife, who we are not identifying for her safety has gone into hiding. she's an afghan citizen who's been awaiting a visa for two years shawn's of men doesn't matter through a topic, but. if my daughter in law that's why it goes. animals it will be we lose all other and if it takes sean grew up in union city and was employed by a communications company that did work in afghanistan his b

and i would claim u. s. g, g, rebounding of russia. and garrison being in the middle, this region is, is gaining important. it is seen again as the very center of the new world order, theoretically that male for your people, lots of benefits. but practically, historically, it has brought a lot of new liability, which ones are more likely going forward? well, if we'd the afghan people who grasped our immensely important strategic location well. and which has been for the last 300 years. we are in the middle of envision in which of garrison's neighbours, with the super powers of the day. therefore, those who are competing with the superpowers from far away difficult come into our territory. for that competition. the african people must handle this more accurately and capably. we must understand the value of the site that we are and the location that we are. and use that especially in promoting confidence and trust with our neighbors and the major powers in our region. and have been with us as allies for stupidity. one of the big brzezins

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but the point is to see that the military is trying to fool international community head or u n. g in, in september. so they're trying to show that they give a government and just to make sure showing the, get them in the but, but the actually the people as a reject it. and bear in mind that the the who is still under we is not a cheap yet would be a trying to do. so it is important point to highlight millions of people across the us could be forced out of their homes within days after a nationwide moratorium when evictions expired. president joe biden is facing criticism for failing to challenge the supreme court decision. preventing an extension. the phase was imposed last year to help slow the spread of covered 19 by eating crowding in homes. some states, however, have chosen to extend the eviction mediterranean beyond july 31st, including california and new york. let's take a closer look at the staggering numbers surround america's housing crisis. more than 15000000 people are behind on their rent. collectively they owe more than $20000000000.00 to landlords and national lions

on eat. achieving its objectives, buttons, remarks followed an emergency virtual meeting of g 7 nations. the u. s. president has asked the pentagon the and state department to prepare contingency plans in case the withdrawal timeline needs to be extended. earlier the taliban insisted it will not allow western troops to remain beyond that august 31 deadline. that means evacuation of thousands of foreign nationals and at risk afghans scrambling to get out must happen before that. dice g 7 late is have cold on the taliban to guarantee safe passage out of afghanistan. once the withdrawal deadline passes. charles stratford begins our coverage from the afghan capital. us president says the august the 31st deadline still stairs. we are currently on a pace to finish by august the 31st. the sooner we can finish the better each day of operation is, brings at risk to our troops. but the completion bog is 31st depends upon the tale bond. continuing to cooperate and allow access to the airport for those who are transport, we're transporting out. no disruption to our operations. military aircraft continue t

to that, to get to be with g soul for the u. s central with some other states, very evident these dangerous weapons. what needs to be done to ensure there isn't any proliferation in this technology. i'm afraid that if we speak about proliferation, as in the development all this weapons in other countries or selling those, the only tool to do is to strengthen. they exist an expert control regimes like they miss out technology control regime and bro list some other instruments. and i remind everyone that russia will be ahead of the mtc our over the michelle technology control regime. the next had in 20212022 i'm looking forward to see saw my initiatives that might address hypersonic work, but as well, on the other hand, it is impossible to limit their national developments in the field. and the probably, if we country, if the so that country will believe that these type of weapons are necessary to achieve, to ensure the security. but what about this is that checkmate fighter that we were just talking about. it's that is a real doo

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u. s. and g 7. foreign ministers also back, israel's assertion that iran was responsible on thursday. israel's defense minister, threatened to use force against iran. iran strongly denies having been involved. preparations are under way in the united states for memorial events, marking 20 years since the events of september. the 11th relatives of victims continue to demand answers as to whether the saudi government was involved. they want the u. s. president job biden, to release documents long held from the public. rob reynolds reports now from washington. some family members of the nearly 3000 people killed in the september 11th 2001 attacks on new york. the pentagon and pennsylvania say president joe biden should stay away from 20th anniversary memorial observances. unless he agrees to declassify documents. they believe may show links between the attackers and the saudi arabian government, brett eagle, since father bruce was killed in the world trade center attack. 20 years is far too long for

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